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

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AVA The , Bloom 'A C. T. BI NDLIQY R. IZNGIZLHARDT R. C. PUCKI-ITT University of Iowa, B.lf., Pl1.D.g Columbia M A. Principal EDUCATIONAL LEADERS .... During his six years of administration, Mr. Puckett has proved himself an eflicient principal and helpful friend to the student body. His principles of demo- cratic education have gained recognition for Bloom among educational institutions. He has been bold in introducing new methods into the policies of the school and persevering in his attempts to execute his plans. The strength of his personality and convic- tions has achieved his purpose, namely, a school which is a training ground for life. In his work, Mr. Puckett has been ably assisted by Mr. Dyer, assistant principal and dean of boys, and Miss Theobald, dean of girls, who have both given conscientious service to Bloom.

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W3 The Igli I Bloom final A' ss ' EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM For four years you have been within the halls of Bloom looking Through the Windows at the world outside, and now you are about to join the great throng of graduates who are on the outside looking in. We hope for you they have been happy years to which you can always look back with the fondest of memories. We also hope that while you have been here there has entered through your own two win- dows enough in the way of knowledge and ideals to equip you for the days ahead. As you travel along the corridors of time may your own windows be kept clear and clean and from them come a light which will serve as a help to those who follow after you. RCP.

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1 I ORA M. THEOBALD W. P. DYER Dean of Girls Assistant Principal Too often the members of the Board are the un- sung heroes of the school. Although their work is done behind the scenes, it is a most important factor in the success and efficiency of an educational insti- tution. Willingly giving of their time and energy, they Work faithfully in the interest of the com- munity and students. The members of the present Board have faced per- haps greater problems than those in the past years. Despite financial difficulties they have maintained the high standards upon which our school has oper- ated for many years. In all their endeavors the Board members have been supported Whole-heartedly by the townspeople, who have been more cooperative this year than in many years previous. For their efforts and accomplishments We as stu- dents are grateful. E. J. FENNEMAN N 1 Ii. RICHARDS H. ADAIR 0 GUIDES T0 LEARNING