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

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'l'hv girls had lhvii' spvcial iI1l0I1'SIS. lou. Typ- nq was high mi lhc lisl ol' vssvulials for futurc' wvm-lzii'im-s. .-Xliiicl thc' whir ol' svwiiiq machines and lhv l'lalllt'l' ul' mfg licalvrs lhv lasscs iI1CillSll'i0llSif' put 5 - . I hm-in or whipped up ll hatch of hrowuics. The Feminine Arts l.Iil 'l': Nanvy VVitt, Vivian Aprati, Tviarilynn WVoislow. Dmx-vn Batik, Nancy NVilsm1. Gm-orgia Pagoria. Llil- I': Carolyn Sims, xlanim' .Kn- lunuc'c'i, Maile' Gaby, Sliaihm' Biirclwll, Gloria Bartalmnvi. RIGHT: Carol Dm'l'1'su. lilvna Shipp. Nancy Suns, .Iu.'Xnn Dv- Frank. lf. , 6

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Me Musk' Makers lXlr, Hippensteel shows 'em how. The biggest blow in Bloom. For boys who are planning to go directly into in- dustrial work after graduation. Bloom offers numer- ous vocational shop courses. These classes are three hours in length and allow plenty ol' time lor develop- ing special skills. One hour courses also are offered to those who want to try metal-work. This year working with tools in solder- ing often one joint. For the glee clubs, choirs, girls seemed to have a' - were three feminine., one for the boys. Everyone group had his eye a place in the a ca, Since seniors held down most of the positions, the underclassmen eagerly awaited graduation. A good place for us to let off some steam was in band. After an hour of blowing air through a horn. we were really ready to go home. 15

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Science on file Marcb About mid-year, the halls were filled with fragrant odors issuing' from 109. Inside this mysterious room eminent scientists were mak- ing world-shaking discoveries-and gases that would put a skunk to shame. I Not far from the chem lab. Mr. Dale Lawton's future physicists were busily engaged in experi- menting with everything from light to electricity. Gardner Kissack and Annabel Smith coniirm the focal laws. Commissioner Galle-ne tries his-hand at distillingiwatcr, of course.