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

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QTHE BLOOM I x W- J- MATHEW5 G. WHITFIELD u 1 l l 1 H. W. ADAIR I l 4 M. L. SLUGG A. G. POORMAN BOARD OlF JEDIUCCATIION THE Bloom Board of Education has guided the school safely through another year- a truly critical period. The overcrowded condition of old Bloom, the incompletecl state of the 'new school, and the lack of finances all combined to make the task a difficult one. The two acting officials of the Board are Mr. Harvey Adair, president, and Mr. George Whitield, secretary. Mr. Whitield was returned to the Board by the voters in the April election. Sixicfn

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OF 1933! HILDUR SODERMAN OFFICE FORCE Miss Soderman's gracious and invaluable services are rendered to principal, teachers, and students alike. Besides doing secretarial work for Mr. Boyer, she records all student rankings, keeps their programs, lists the honors, greatly assists Broadcaster and Bloom workers, and directs the school calendar. As clerk of the Board of Education, she attends the meetings and keeps accurate minutes of each. Her cheerful guidance and wealth of information enable the machinery of the office to run smoothly through- out the entire year. Although a member of the force for only two years, Harriet Kruse has proved exceedingly helpful to both faculty and students. Her detailed duties are making mimeographed tests for the teachers, sending out the daily announcements to be read in advisery groups, and doing various other office - V duties. Stella Leech, assistant to the school bookkeeper, Mr. G. A. Wilson, balances the high school accounts, con- tinually checks up on all the expenses of the various clubs, and helps the treas- urers of each to keep his accounts balanced. She also assists Miss Soderman with office duties, and checks o-n the daily attendance. HARRIET KRUSE STELLA LEECH Seuerxh-en