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

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Hi+ +he boolcs, folks. Thafs exaclly whal +hese seniors are doing in lhe serene quielness of sfudy hall ZI6. Jeff Slade, far left is using all +he malh form- ulas he can lhinlc of 'lo figure oul' his chances of sfarling in 'rhe nexf baslcelball game. Brian O'Donnell and Jerry Thoeming appear +o be engrossed in 'rheir sludy of Sir Henry Cavenclish's chemisfry experimenls. Bloom Life Means Study Hcills. When problems arise involving menfal calculahons, lhe weaker sex offen comes ou'r on lop. Here Judy Calderone explains a complicafed geomefry problem +o a very puz- zled Louis Capps. l'll be+ Louis slill doesn'+ believe you can arrange 'ren frees in 'ren rows wi+h +hree +rees in each row. Classrooms.

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Tape recordings, films, and slides are synonornous wifh Mr. Franklin lviiller's Eng- lish classes. An eye-wifness accoun+ of +he Indianapolis 500 feafuring original films and +ape recordings was 'rhe high-poinr of lhe year's special proiecfs. Here Charles PaHi, Larry Newman, and Mary Pefreikis prepare +o enligh'ren +he class wi'rh re- cordings of Carl Sandburg's poeiry. of English Department ln+o every life a liHle grammar musr fall. H' seems lo hil you The hardesr in fhe Jrhird year as 'rhese srudious juniors can iesrify.

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. .ond Shop Bob Schwalm and Allan Kruger are geTTing acTual experience in servicing an engine as They prepare To worlc on The Ford V8 donaTed To The school by The Ford lVloTor Company. This is The sTarT- ing place Tor many of our A-I mechanics oT Today. STudenTs are TaughT every- Thing Trom changing a Tire To The Tunda- menTals of overhauling an engine. 'lvlany boys Taking auTo shop are also parT Time service sTaTion aTTendanTs. Who knows? Perhaps The nexT Time you drive in To say Till 'er up, you will be Talcen care oT by a Tormer BloomiTe. Ideas on paper be- come a realiTy as cus- Tom-made chairs, shelves, and Tables re- ceive ThaT lasT coaT oT shellac. l-lere in ad- vanced woodworlcing The slceleTon oT a chair be- gins To Talce shape as parTs are planed, Tiled, and sanded To TiT snugly inTo place. NOT only does a iob well done in- sTill a deep sense of pride and saTisTacTion buT The Tinished producT also is oTTen a very use- TuliTem.