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

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Carolyn Wilke Ralph Einhorn Mr. Cassady Thomas Bonick Jayne Eldredge Secrrfury President Sponsor Treasrnrr Virr-Prr'xin'cul Senior Review The 1932 graduating class, 140 members strong, is now about to achieve the first goal of its high ambitions-graduation. Although they showed much eagerness and energy during their first year, they became more enthusiastic for Bloom with each succeeding year. In 1928, the class, as freshmen, assembled from the various schools of the township, with a membership of 2693 green, timid, but earnest. With the aid of teachers and advisers, they chose their courses and planned their high school careers. As time assed, man of these were forced to dro b the wa 'sideg but others, more P . V. . . P V 5 . . . fortunate, continued to increase in knowled e, d1 mt , and sense of res onsibilit . In a 1 1 I . g . g y . I P y addition, they were sifting out their leaders, until when senior elections occurred, they chose the following capable oflicers: Ralph Einhorn, president, Jayne Eldredge, vice- president, Carolyn Wilke, secretaryg' and Thomas Bonick, treasurer. Those of the class who attained a high scholarship-that of 90? or above-were elected into membership of the National Honor Society, while those who excelled in dramatic talent, were made National Thespians. The editing of the annual, the time-honored record of senior achievements, was for a time a matter of great suspense. This was prolonged because of the depression. Finally the uncertainty became a reality on March 1, and the official staff immediately announced their assistants and plunged into the task of editing their book. This year, Co-Editors assumed the tremendous task of creating and promoting the annual. Those elected by their class were Phyllis Reardon and Renata Pfeil. Ralph Einhorn and Howard Rollert became the business managers. The class of 1932 was most fortunate in having Mr. C. T. Cassady as class sponsor during both junior and senior years. Now, as this class Hnishes four, happy, busy years at Bloom, and stands on the threshold of new experiences and adventures, they are eager to give to the world the same enthusiasm, courage, and ambition as they have shown in Old Bloom. Page 26