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

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Sl-INIOR OFFIKIICRS Nlenelenhall, Gladys, Treas- urer: Grnpp, Charles, Presi- dent: Seott, Yvarren. Yiee- Presidentl .laenieke. llers lrnule. Seeretary. Q S X 6 K 5 -Q u xi THE SEN IORS, STORY 'l'he ollieers of the senior elass were nleeted in the spring of 1939 and went into olliee in the fall of IUIW. They were: President ffliharles Crnpp - . , . - . X lee-l resident XX atrrm n Peott Seerelaryf 'Gertrude ,laenieke Treasurer-f Clayds Mendenhall l onr years of triumph hlled with memories! We, the seniors of lf?-l-0. pass through the por- tails ol' lllooni for the last time. liidding farewell to the many friendships and unforgettable oeea- sions in whit-li we were privileged to partieipate. Oni' memories are many. lieminiseing over the past lour years. we luring: eertain events to the limelight. XX hat senior s nnnd is left without the memory of a vielorious hasketliall and footliall team? who ean forget that exeiting afternoon when onr lnasketlvall team hattled in the state hnals for the first time in the history of Bloom? :ind the soelal ililltllfrl. parties after sehool. VIl'iUl'X lmn- quets. and the grand and glorious prom planned and worked ont so sueeessfully hy our eapalile junior ollieers? We are left with sad memories as well as happy memories. The first day of our senior year. ai sudden mist of gloom was east over the sehool. Our prineipal. Mr. Puckett. whom we had all learned to know and love, had suddenly passed away. His death left us with a feeling of momentary helplessness. the feeling of a door heing suddenly elosed upon us: yet the strength of his aeetnnplishments left us a solid foundation upon whieh to eontinue liuilding. Mr. l'uekett's yacaney was filled hy Mr. Ray- mond D. Meade from West Aurora. Although we have lneen under the leadership of Mr. Meade for only a short time, we have learned to look up to him as our eounsellor and guide. Our hopes are high as we leave Bloom and enter a new era in life. carrying with ns the many memories which are eflerveseent in our minds. So llloom. may we say. Thanks ir thfl . ip, ' memories. --X ,ud- ' l w n N f A VN io Po e ,nr l HWKAV idx if , 1 - V - X ff- g ,.A,4..,5i5g:.,: 6245? e D ? X 'inf-ily' A Q.

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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.

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na f-P .ii lim 'sw .M -, ., 'uf- N . r. 2 wx Page 22 BVITY ABSHIRI' Cadillac High Qchool 'lluhigan l Z 3 Ornament of a mul and quzet spirit CARYL ADAIR Scinuttr Honor fll 1 Z 3 4 up 5,1 Z 3 Latin Club 2 National Affairs, 3 forrc pondfnu Club 3 llomt lwonomic Club 3 library Girl 4 Future Ttather Club 4 Pri :dent 4 founul 4 Hall guard 2 3 Cla Q Play Committvc 4 llapm smzlrs htr rhararter betray IINIJSAY ADAMS llndblom lllg,li 5 llool fall 5 Photo Club 3 Broadta ltr 1 Track 3 lntramural Ba ketball 3 A gooll hfart IW worth golrl MARNIN ADAMS Crate lllgli Sthool 1 2 3 SCHIP ter Honors fall 4 Council 4 R1Ht flub 4 Ba ltotball 4 BV his oun mont he malms his wav WHTON ADOI Pll Zeal is stronger than l'1ar or lou Bl' RNlf'l' Xl FXANDRNS Semfster Honorb fall Z Social Dam flub l Hall guard 2 lolloyball I 2 3 Baskoti I A fl avsard 3 from our own selies our bliss must au 1 NBRll'l 'KPRXII llzs play is alums fair and just l RHI- BXKRR llw hear! is like a singing bzrrl lll WRX BANKQ Band l 2 3 germus sttazl as! silent N 3fXTlll Crate 1 ool Z 3 Mlxanxul bio iam Cl nb 4 Ill IH l 1 4 'nemo Bo 4 flier Clui A spirit ullh laughter llled l3l'iRNADlfTTE lll.00Nl Typing Club 3: Knitting Club 4' LA- mrary Virl 4' Big Sislvr 4' Ba-lut all 3 4' Tonnis 3 4' Yo y- lall l: lm rt and Found 3. A girl who smiles is a girl worth while. JANE B0'YrlTll Se-nwste-r Honors fall 4' spring 3' Tumbling Club 1' Knitting Club 2' Drama Club 2 3 4' Library Cirl 4' lixvcixtiw Board 4: Big Sister 4' Council Z' Basketball I Z 3 4' Vollt-yball I 2 3 4' Senior Class Play' Broadcatf-r 4' Thank: ivin Play 2. A smile and a word or all she cur answers fans fall.