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

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SILNIUR BOARD eater! ld! to rzghl a nn e utr e Sunlarx C rnpp Charles Presidz nt cott W arren X e rent Nt nrlznhall C lat vs Trea nrir Slnmlzng lc!! I fl I ormentlni t inman Nanny Ho'-ati an I ole lwlviard rs orti Spon or ill I' een a v 4 n N raw Nlarlan THE SENICR B0 RD 'lhe Se mor Board L0IlQlQlS of the four exetu tins 'Vlr North as Class Sponsor, and 1 reprc srntitm from oath home room not already represented the Board supervised all the ac lltlllfs uhnh were undertaken by the class l appointed :omnnttees and with their help made the Senior Class Plax, qeventeen, given on U cemhir l md 2 1 great sucrcss. The Board also supervised the Senior Mixer which was held on December 8 in the cafeteria. On lwtlrrnary ltr the seniors had their paid ag- .emhly at which time the senior boys played the junior lmys in an exciting basketball game. Xi w ex ucte , tit seniors won. e ast swirl fret-to ilher of the class was the Senior Dinner ancc w ici ook race April lt. the lim nt of this occasion was japanese which was elle '- tively carried out in the menu. favors. and dance 'wram:. Tie senior class a so so d pencils at a profit of thirty dollars on two thousand. X hznketlvall schedule was printed n each inn Startin' with the junior prom, the seniors danced into the hnsiest month of their hiffh school career. The prom was held at Lincoln- Page 20 nre Conntri flub Mai li o nl chestra provlded the music while sew ral mmm hers of the junior and senior rllsses proudul antertalnment Maw 28 and Mn 79 mrs 1 mn sidered the most trylnfr days of this list month for seniors It was then that ull seniors lllVlXl' less than a B aweraffe took their fin ll mx uns flu seniors participated in their mnnal Class Dry assembly on May 31. fhe theme of tht assnnluly was a convention. After tht initiation l n w members to the National Honor Society. tlz platform of the convention was prest nts d in th form of the class will and class proplncy. l't1 Charles Crnpp the senior preridx nt. pri sc nts d tht 'ass ,i t. A social hour climaxicl the day. Un June 2 the Baccalaureate services wt re held with the Rev. H. H, Senne as the principal speaker. Then on June 7 commencement exercises were performed. Charles F. Dienst. departmental superintendent of public instruction from N-- hraska was the speaker. After presentation f awards. the diplomas were distrihnted and this yearis seniors were alumni.