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

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s Reward of Virtue, 'tis the Potency, Pow- er and Privilege of Seniors to rub the W onder-working Lamp with due inten- tion and deliberation. At their bidding, through the Hall of Jars, moves forward the Pageant of Classes. I l -59-N, Nglqf ! IFiX!-f??f-74555 W xf, E' l , M VJ iii :gfix II N L., A

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OF 19335 Erna Leiteritz . Andrew Ray Mr. Coe Vernon Pearson Eva Salis Treasurer Presideni Sponsor Vive-President Secretary Seniors Seniors-who in fullness of time have treaded the Hall of jars, pressed onward tbru discipline and knowledge to the sfairway, the terrace, the prize! Now, Jllonarrbs of the Jbfofment, they bead the far-flung procession. INTRODUCTION Four busy years have been completed, and the one hundred and seventy-three members of the 1933 graduating class stand eagerly on the threshold of new adventures. The careful guidance of their various teachers aided them in obtaining this, their main ambition-graduation. While many of the class dropped by the way-side, others have been rewarded for their diligent work by election to prominent school offices-by reaching a place in the National Honor Society, or being elected to the National Thespians. A few selected members of the class have had the honor of editing The Bloom at a sacrifice of both time and energy. The class has been fortunate in having Mr. Coe as its sponsor 'in' both junior a-nd senior years. Twenty-ji ue