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

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CLASS UF FURTY-FIVE The end of our SENIOR year, which brings us to the closeof our high school daze, is rather sad. This, our last year at Bloom, has been a busy one. Under our sponsor, Miss Applegate, we sold football pencils, candy, and pennants, and presented a movie in March. For girls, the Mother-Daughter Ban- quet with its united nations theme, will ever be awpleasant memory . . . and all of us will remember the hilarious class play, Best Foot Forward, the glamorous Senior Dinner- Dance, and the Junior-Senior prom. So as we leave 'For the services, for war work, or for higher education, we take with us many fond thoughts of Bloom. After the lingering thrill of Class Day, Baccalaureate, and Grad- uation Night has passed, we, the Seniors, become full-fledged citizens of the world. L twenty-seven