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

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From Our Arrivol in The Morning sv M X ii -s f eawwem ,toss . y Connie Nowicki walches as Arleen Ralai slows her books, lunch, coal, and olher paraphernalia in her locker. A cold wail in rhe rain lollowed by a ride on a crowded bus makes lhese sludenls a mosl eager To gel inlo 'rhe school building. Allhough lhe school doors open al 7:00 a.m., lhe grealesl rush occurs belween 8:05 and 8:I5. Aller dashing from lhe parking lol or bus slop and saying good-bye lo Thar cerlain someone, lhe lypical Bloomile finds lhere are 'rwo minules lell 'ro go lo 'rhree lockers and slill arrive in homeroom, which is 'rwo lloors and I2 rooms away. There is lhe usual galhering ol boys mak- ing a l0-minule cal nap lake lhe place of Jrhe four hours sleep They didn'l gel Jrhe nighl before, while lhe girls simullaneously pul on Their make-up. comb lheir hair, and exchange lhe lalesl gossip. Above lhe challer comes lhe familiar Good morning, sludenls and lacully . . as Mayor Dave begins lhe announcemenls over Jrhe PA syslem. Wilh luck, homeroom will be exlended anywhere from lwo lo 20 minules. Il nol, lhe bell rings al 8:25. and lhe sludenls scurry off lo anolher busy day. 10

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Measure of Cur School's Qualify Ray l-lolm and Eric Johnson check signals in voca+ional eledronics. The small group of hardy souls sludying Afomic Physics wa'l'ch John Eharcll, Mike Lueclce. and Don Canlway work some problems. 9

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Throughout The Busy Doy. . .. .,, b Sewing is one of +he many skills faughf in Home- making classes. Here Carol Flickinger prepares +o sew a fine seam. Sfeve O'l-larrow poinfs oui some of 'rhe places he visilecl on his +rip fo France while Barbara Kendrick and fhe o+her members of +he French ll class look on. Il