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

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ABOVE: Mr. Feldvebel, Pasqual Panici. FIRST ROW: Fred Farber, Ruth Kuersten. SECOND ROW: l-lall Ehrich, Richard Seiter Louie Narcissi. Some Work - Some Feast! Lunch hour was always one ol the most popular times ol the day. We found ourselves ready to battle long cafeteria lines in order to reluel and pre- pare lor our afternoon schedule. With cleaned plates and empty millc bottles behind us, we were prepared to enter into interest- ing history discussions or the solving ol ditlicult experiments dealingwith balancing weights. BELOW: Cl. to rj Celia Spinozzi, Kay Mitchell, Marie Faso, Bill Barclay, Diclc Mielcarz, Bart Smith, Lou Werk.

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112225-if TOP PICTURE: Arthur Capriotti, Mr. Robert Andrews, BOTTOM PICTURE: Kelo Panici, Mr. Nelio Petersanti, Wayne Otto. A Little Help Goes a Long Way Students in plane geometry be- came acquainted with an old Friend-pythagoras-and his famous theorem, which, to most, appeared to be more Oreelc than pythagoras. Meanwhile, mechanical drawing students encountered many new problems, such as :Shape De- scription and HDimensioning,H which were almost as had as C iAY+B'f.

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Commissioner wonclers! Noisiest ond most busy time of the day occured between periods when we rushed to our lockers to exchonge books, pous- ing olong the woy to greet our mony friends, perhops guizzing them obout on upcoming test. Out at last! A cheerful otmosphere surrounded the holls ond stoirs os we hustled to leove the scene of our doyfs octivities. Nlony of us were reody to heod for our fcivorite snock bor where we sipped cokes ond comploined obout homework. Guchl my sweet tooth! Preporing to sotisfy our sweet tooth, we found ourselves in onother of Bloomfs Familiar lines, that ot the condy counter. With our fovorite condy bor under our belts, we were reody to foce the ofter- noon schedule,