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

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Both Vocal and Written Skills Evidently Sharon Cannella, French II student, is mak- ing an attempt to impress the cameraman with her ability to sound the letter “E.” Pronunciation is a very important part in the study of any foreign language. graphs. The reading lab is a required part of every freshman’s schedule. If a senior is college- bound, he is more than likely to be found in an English Literature class. Miss Ruth Render’s ninth hour class is one of several that are offered for the many interested students. 25

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Language Classes Emphasize Donald Parrett, Alan Littell, and Donna Trucks find German forms a bit complex as they attempt to put their previous night’s homework on the board. Miss Doris Deer appears pleased at the genera' improvement made by several of her reading lab students, who are working industriously on thei: A mummy? Sure it is! Eli Jones makes a rather humorous at- tempt to portray this ancient corpse in his senior speech class. 24

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Science and Math Classes Prepare George Michael points to the trapezius muscle and asks Ron- ald Miller to identify it. Fredda Sirota and Judi Wenzel are shown preparing hydrogen in Mr. Jim Pattons chemistry class. Mr. Dale Lawton explains to his second hour atomic physics class how the Helmholtz coils, an in- strument for determining c m, works.