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

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School Activity Continues After 3: Long hours were spent rehearsing the senior class play. Olclahoma! Shown above are Steve Baker and the rest ot the cast practicing the square dance scene. Student Council activities such as the South Suburban Congress require time and ettort atter school. l-lere Dr. l-l. l-l. lvletcalt, super- intendent, addresses the delegates attending the Congress. Although the dismissal bell rings at 3:05 p.m.. the school day is tar trom over tor many Bloomites. A wide range ot activities keeps students in the build- ing till early evening and otten brings them back at night. A constant whirl ot club and committee meetings, play and assembly rehearsals, and intramural athletic activities otter opportunities tor everyone to participate in extracurricu- lar activities. Several dances. banquets. and other programs are held in the eve- ning. in addition to athletic events which attract many students. O5

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We Are Leorning ond Preporing for The Future As lhese pages show, educalion al Bloom involves many dillerenl aclivilies. Yel. among all lhe classes, lhe mosl common sighl is Thar above-a serious lace benl over a book. per- haps accompanied by lhe scralching sound ol a pen racing across paper. Such basic slcills are The cornerslone upon which rises lhe solid educalional slruclure lhal is Bloom life. Allhough lhis learning process differs lor each individual, ils purpose is always lhe same-To produce enlighlened and respon- sible adulls.

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swewmeqbkg, Mmm s AL- f . 'L -- - LL,,fisggguim,-'f,:, ,, :'a'if'?'g., E . , 5 r A meeling of lhe Pho+o Club finds Bob Hesemann, Bob Sfern, Roger Fox, Mike I-lerrich, and David Throop sfudying lhe new enlarger. Many srudenfs enjoy Speech Ac+ivi+ies. Here fheir sponsor, Mrs. Norfh, offers guidance 'ro Jon Paulson, Karen Nelson, Annelle Howard, Nancy Hayden, Glenda DeLuca, and Carol Dallesandro. 23 Mr. Lawlon, physics and aiomic physics leacher, explains 'rhe besl' 'rype of oscillafor needed +0 fhe Radio Club.