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

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On lhe second floor, high above lhe caleleria, sils lhe facully lounge and cafeleria. l-lere in peace and quiel, a+ leasf for lwenly-live rninules a day The busy Jreachers may sna'rch a momen+'s resl from lhe hordes of sludenls each laces daily. ln an a'rl'rac+ive calieleria furnished in brass and wroughi iron, Miss Theobald, Mrs. Meliza, Mrs. Thoeming, Miss Haworlh, and Mrs. Crane dine. Tecichers Find Hciven Cver Cofeferici Mr. Consenza, Mr. Tory, Miss Baldwin, and Mr. Zeschlce relax before 'rhe magazine raclc

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The music and arls wing includes lwo floors ol spe- cially conslrucled rooms. The music seclion has large, sound-lrealed rooms used lor exlensive sludy in orcheslra, band, and voice, along wilh a number ol small rooms used for indi- vidual praclice. ln a corri- dor ol lhis wing arl slu- denls can be seen lalcinq lime oul lrom a class lo help wilh a school proiecl. A Time For Sell-Expression. As lhese colorful paper mache masks roll oll lhe as- sembly line, lhe surprised expression ol some slu- denls are worlh a lhousand words. ln lhe lhree room arl suile, one can experi- menl wilh a variely ol arl malerials. Special skills are developed in lellering, de- sign, sill: screen painling. weaving, slill lile and ligure painling in oils, and simple sculplure. ond Creolivily

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