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

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+77 Y ..n Y -...-T..?,-..-.s,..--T,..,T.T.- , , A , lf.--.f -, . - ,, r .-g 'll 1 l 1 .4-1 -r.: 5' 'HA- -ii. -u .4 , .ty H: '. i Sharing our principal's re- sponsibilities and assisting in the administration of Bloom is Mr. W. P. Dyer, assistant prin- cipal. . mfr. ni 4- Q l'-W! ' k Raymond D. Meade, able principal, controls the instru- ments guiding us to our future goals in life. eleven

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en Democracy demands un- seltish consideration tor the rights, happiness, and well- being of others. Learning that emphasizes self-gain, individual advantage, and personal prestige' will not become a constructive social influence. The learning proc- esses must be vitalized by a positive out-reaching altru- ism . . .an other-minded- ness in thought and action during the formative years. Today's youth are the bearers of the nation's heri- tage as never before. They are the conveyors of knowl- edge, the artificers ot ideals, the bulwarks of democracy. It service has become fun- damental in their thinking and doing, they have attain- ed that understanding which is true education. The four years of service and loyalty given to Bloom by its graduates are but stepping-stones to what can be a productive future. May the members ot the Class of 1945 ever strive to uphold and to practice these ideals! , I

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twelve DEAN OF GIRLS, ENGLISH A. B. A. M As deans of our school, Miss Ora Theobalcl and Mr. Charles Cassacly are concerned mainly with problems which center abpuf The social activities and the general welfare of The young men andlwomen at' Bloom. Their guidance in carrying out our social program has Taught us to be good neighbors as well as good citizens of Tomorrow. DEAN OF BOYS A. B.