Bloom High School - Bloom Yearbook (Chicago Heights, IL)

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i sU ?l arrg E. Hatkc, member of tlje Bojtrb of 15 utation of loom QtownBljtp | ijjlj J djool from 1920 to 1926, anil, for foi:r anh one-ljalf geara, Ijonoreii preailicnt of tljat bobg. Thirteen

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jj tii i From Left to Right — George S. Angus, Secretary; ]. J. Eckeeldt, Presi- dent; Crawford B. Murton ; George Whitfield; William Mathews; Miss Soderman, Clerk. I oarh of phinratton Behind Bloom Township High School, directing and guiding her in all her school phases of activities, setting the standards of school life and regulations, are a group of energetic and prominent business men, whose chief interest, outside of their business, is undividedly directed toward the betterment of the High School. Twelve

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W. f . pger Mr. Dyer, Assistant Principal and Dean of Boys, has aided in establish- ing a spirit of comradeship in the school. He sponsored the City of Bloom, and has aided in many movements toward its betterment. Mr. Dyer ' s duties are many ; beside the above, he is teacher and general director of the manual training department. His cheerfulness has helped to make the administration a success. P ' tea ODra QCljcubalft Miss Ora Theobald is entering on her third year as Dean of Girls at Bloom. As this position had been vacant for three years before Miss Theobald undertook the work, she found it necessary to start at the beginning, and make plans as the needs of Bloom demanded. She has filled her position faithfully, until now she has established a most efficient system. Her work is three-fold; she checks the daily attendance, advises the girls on many matters, and forwards interest in organizations. The most notable work has been the Girls ' Club — an excellent project both for the school and the girls. Through the dean ' s thought- ful assistance in these phases of school activity, the girls ' life at Bloom is greatly improved. Fourteen