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

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Exchange Programs Stimulated Ideas ,. Q ,. Q9 'S K! ,-.,, e Partlclpitmg m the Bloom Morton exchange were Row I Crxstwl Kus lhIlClQl Kazunas Margxe Huber Marx Xhtthell Row 2 Sandy Trlner Mellnda Bov Cek Klren Dooley Terrv Iohnson Row 3 Karen -5' Durmg then meek 'tt Bloom Nlorton students were honored quests it mlm festnltles Here xllflxl lxufunis esslct Feln betq 'Ierrx ohuson Shuon I'x lllll mtl lux hosmal enjox fm aftex noon tea 12 Snobel Ioan Guthrle Steve Moore Row 4 esslca Femberg Iicltte Klder Ions Hluatx Ken Beers Ron 5 Bob NIl5lOI'OXN5lxl Bob Knupp joe Spada proxed old ones were the mam accompltsh ments of the 1990 sprmv exchange program held between tht two schools Ten Bloom students spent the last meek of -Xprll at Nlor ton lxetpmo ln sttp mth the ucllplanned tlmts thtrt Bl00ll1llLS ffot a chance to plaw hosts to tcn Nlorton studtnts the fOll0XNll1U uttlt XIOIKOII stutltnts found our IIHIQUL sthool xslclt Lllllliilli tht most IIHPTLSSIXL of Blooms fcaturts J 3 . t ,, , s . XI B o 'B , .. l -6 1, I: ' ' Q9 A . - 2:74 ,f , I s V A , , , , 6? tw- ., 6 an L L X 'lux ,X 1 X l Y xt . f. . : ' , ' - 'J . , , . Morton vs. Bloom. New ideas and im- ' H m Q . ' ' A ' A ' ,-'nf' 'fl 4 ' , ' ' N s -' -s V - X . t I . ' 3 K Q 'mx - - t 1

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E5 4 5! ',,v -any I ,hh A 2.4-sw Jin. 'V 1. 'WCS uf 17 Q Reflected in shining glass 'N VQQQVE' svgru' A 4 A f 'D lm ,-1 ampus Encircles Bloom Life Whether it is summer or winter, night or day, pleasant or dreary, Bloom s campus is the hub of student activities. Our famed circle, the center of our campus, symbolizes a typical school day, which has no definite beginning or end. This year saw the completion of all im- provements on the high school and college campus, which makes all students very proud of this modern monument to fine architecture and splendid planning. Although most of Bloom's buildings are new, the original struct- ure was built more than 25 years ago. The massive buildings which dwarf the surround- mg area are constantly alive Bloom cannot boast of rolling hills and such but it can be proud of its landscape with lofty trees and winding paths. Every entrance is a gateway to higher learning, and each hall a passageway to friendship. Students, who pass through the portals and stroll down the corridors, always feel at home and are heartily welcomed into any door. As one can see, many things go into the make up of a campus, not only landscape and buildings but, perhaps, most of all the students make the campus, a campus. ll

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E ections are Democracy in Action ay Zoll may or Carole DeLuca com mzsszoner of soczal tix B111 Hunter com mrs actwmes stoner of finance -0111-p 4 Denms Long commzs stoner of publzc fm provements if The 1959 Electron featured the annual outdoor parade Electlon XS eel-. one splrlted week Clllflflg the balmy days of sprlnv dexoted to the democratlc practlce Poster decked halls banners lofted across the cafeterla llxely campalffn speeches and the spec tacular parade lent themselx es to the atomsphere of a major polmcal campalffn Candlclates mclucled ohn Barrett and ay Zoll for mayor Carole DLI uca B111 Hunter lerry Levy Dennls Lonv Dan Niava Mary 1Napo11 Chuck Thomas anrl Pam XX efrerson for commlssloner Chuck Thomas com mzsszoner of public welfare 13