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

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THE SENIUR BOARD DISCUSSES CLASS PROBLEMS Seated: Frances Guy, Bill Deqitz, Dorothy Malkewicz. Standing: Marqaret Keller, Elmer Koellinq, Wilson Gibbs, Miss Ash, Robert Brindle. lTl-1 the election of the Senior officers in the spring of 1937, Senior activi- ties began early in the fall of 1937. To supervise these activities a Senior Board was formed consisting of the four class officers, the class sponsor and representatives from all other advisory groups not having class officers. The Board's duties began with the supervision of various activities which the class undertook. With the help of committees the Board was able to suc- cessfully direct the Senior Mixer on October 165 the Senior Paid Assembly on December 45 the Senior Class Play on February 8 and 9g the Senior Dinner- Dance on May 12: and Commencement on lune 3. The Board system made possible a closer relationship between the Senior activities and the students, since each meeting found the members ready to take back a report. With the nearing of Commencement various committees were formed, con- sisting of seniors who had volunteered their services. Some of the committees were Finance, Class Gift, Class Day, lnvitation, Caps and Gowns, Dinner- Dance, and Baccalaureate. These committees were subject to frequent reports to the Board. L- A ISOUK OF FRIENDSHIP . .i- . - Page 21