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

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if I - if 3 . 3. E rf 'IG' X -.f?l ' Olav Randsalu, foreign exchange stuclent from Sweden, gives classmates Timmy g X 5 E 'QR f Naughton, Marlene Maross, and Ray Laporte a lesson in college algebra. Possibly Q ' g Olav is having as much trouble as our troubled trojan to the left. ' Q H ,iff 'I I in 1 ' -A I if iff:-1 II fl, '-1 ' ft L 3 exft ., ff'-A ,, tw ,J-, ath and Science Instruction the importance of the heart and internal organs during physiology Mr. Zensen shows biology student how playful a rat can be. She tloesn't seem to believe him and the crowd gathers to see if she will be convinced. 'I5

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. L yi' ii 7 7, +I: wil l A 'f' Mrs. Dale Collins, .substituting for Mr. Marion Hineline, watches as students mea- sure the period of a pendulum. From left to right are Georgia Tjernmes, Anthony -LZ' Stokes, Carol Sutton, Robert Champagne, and Richard Mannel. Prospective Scientists Rely on Below Mrs. Cabborcl shows fleft to Marlene Hussman is seen experimenting with a Bunsen burner in chem- istry class. Does 2KC103l 2KC1 + 302? 14 rightj Larry Pease, Roger Lisenby, and Diane Nardi the human anatomy. She

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Painting color, balance, and em- phasis on precise detail must all be considered by the oil painter. Here students master that art. Pictured are: K background j ferry Thomas, Kathy Adams, ffore- groundj Carole Lutes, and Bar- bara Gouty. gk Mr. Colbrese fin backj instructs several students on the use of machinery in the field of electronics. Students are: f left to rightj Larry Phillips, Larry Weishaar, Frank Labuda, Jack Cosenza, and Mike Ormond. rt and Vocational Courses xg? , v J' at Dennis Rossetti, Adelbert Fry, Frank Cole, and Ioyce Newberry work on their projects in crafts class.