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The Parent Teacher Association The Bloom Parent-Teachers Association serves to establish a vital connecting link between the school itself and the people ot the community who are indirectly responsible for the welfare of the high school. This group is interested in the education and activities of the school, and they help to form a better understanding between the teachers and the parents., This,ieeling of cooperation enables the student to derive the greatest possible benefit from his pas- sage through Bloom. As a result ot their various activities the community becomes acquainted with the problems of the school and is better able to aid in solving them successfully. Left to right Mrs. Arthur Welk, Mrs. Kenneth Motlong, Mrs. Walter Pahnlce, Dr. Harold H Met alf Mrs. George Drechsler.
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1 ..',.- ,-, v gf-' '-T . .ff W A' ,. .. 4?-J? . 1 '5iiM?A':2BS51 'y , ' ' ' ' V M - A.,Mm,h5 ' ' .4a,4ga:'zf2'?1-53'-i.'1'4 gm ' ' ' , ,, -. ,Q Left to right, Mr. Emmett C. Richards, Mr. Walter l. Plaienkaf MT' George Brooks' Mr' Harvey W Adair Mr. H. I. Lange. The Board of Education Besides their usual chores, the School Board, headed by Mr. Harvey Adair, this past year had the unenviable task of finding a principal. For the whole summer this group of five men, with the aid of Miss Hildur Soderman, registrar, and Mr, Alfred Odegard, business manager, directed the complex policies ot the school so well that few people realized that no administrator was in charge. For men who have other jobs the completion of this unheralded task required a real sense of ,duty to the educa- tional needs of this community. They should be commended for finding Dr. M t lt ' ' e ca at a time when competent executives were at a premium. This year, especially, we are indebted to the School Board for their fine work.
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