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

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42' And at long last the climax of four years of hard work comes to the 365 graduating seniors when they are presented with diplomas. Facing an The Chemistry lab is where enterprising seniors learn the basic science and find what will blow the roof off and what will smell up the Whole 'first floor. uncertain world, many will look back with envy on the studies and pleasures that Bloom offered them. SENIURS COMPLETE ACTIVE SCHUUE LIVES Graduation Ends Four Productive Years As the last senior crosses the platform and receives his diploma, another senior class is grad- uated. Their diplomas represent a lot of hard Work and also many pleasant experiences. Big events such as the Rhapsody in Blue Iunior Prom at Lincolnshire, the Senior Dinner Dance, and the Senior Class Play, Out of the Frying Pan, were successful highlights of the Class of 1948. None of these undertakings would have been possible without the complete cooperation of both the students and senior advisers.

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Hig Cou Men for 0 Naii ALE Asst l, 2, f O I ALLH SENIOR OFFICERS - Top to Bottom-I. McEldow- ney, preside-nty D. Weiler vice-presidentg C. Pavone teasurerg N. Monty, secre- tary. Our last days here at Bloom have passed so swiftly that we find ourselves ready to start out on the way to adulthood. As we get set to embark upon other courses in life we may look back and well be proud of our Senior Class. Under the capable guidance of Miss Vera Kohlhoff we sold class pins and Bloom stickers. The Mother-Daughter Banquet with its theme Americans All will linger forever in the minds of the girls. Our hilarious Senior Class Play, Out of the Frying Pan, and the Senior Dinner Dance were very successful. We went to the Lincolnshire Country Club to 'attend the gala Iunior-Senior Prom, and a few days later we enjoyed the Senior Class Day. Finally Baccalaureate and Graduation Day came, thus bringing to a close one of the most eventful years of our school life. enior Board SENIOR BOARD First Row-D. Lyerla, W, Pahnke, D. Anderson, F. Garbel, R. Yacono, Sf Faso Second Row-B. Schramm, W. We-lk, K. Sielter, Miss Kohl- hoff, H. Hills, A. Cooney f , - a 4 -. 1. . Q ..- '-3,:f, 4 , W f, My E