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

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in a Poor Time Bloom Ideals The Loyal Bloomite: -Upholds the standards of the school whenever he represents Bloom. -Does not criticize decisions of the coach or officials. -Avoids excessive applause. -Avoids running through the corri- dors. - -Avoids crowding around drinking fountains and bulletin boards. -Avoids whistling and boisterous talk- ing and laughing. -Observes regulations against chew- ing gum. -Remembers the classroom is a work- shop. -Never makes fun of the mistakes of others. Does not prepare for flight before the bell for dismissal. Takes his place at the end of the line and avoids crowding. Uses his dining room manners. -BLOOM STUDENT HANDBOOK. Bloom Farmers -5 Capture Prizes First prize Leghorn goes to Bloom! First prize White Rock goes to Bloom! IFirst prize Eggs brought by Bloom! These exclamations were heard at the 'ocational Agriculture Fair when nine- en of Bloom's Agricultural students won fore than Sl00 in prizes. The list of money prizes captured by 18 boys follows: Walter Adair flmon DeBoer ario Gamborata leRoy Holden anklin Krumm orest Milnes Enneth Nelson hn Paarlberg enneth Paarlberg m Petrivito 5 3.50 l2.50 I5.w 2.00 2.50 2.00 2.00 2.00 l4.50 3.50 Broadcaster. l93I I9303I School Son Shows Spirit The school song of the l930s In splred all the athletic teams as it does today Although the school song has changed Bloom and her enthusiasm has not The former school song is as follows Onward old Bloom High School! On to the frey We re here for victory Victory today Onward Bloom High School' Fight on we say Fight fight for Bloom High And win the day , . . 1 u - n 1 , . 1 - vt vi - rv , . 1 1 v - n

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The decade of the l94O's, known as the War Years , not only affected America's working society, but it also affected the students at Bloom. This era brought about much heartache and loss as well as the enjoy today, there may be no tomorrow attitude. Thousands of men died defending America in World War ll and although the students could not fight physically, they battled in other ways through their sup- portive spirit. The traditions of Bloom still lived on within the ever-supportive stu- dents in these tragic times. Even today these ideals still remain. Looking back, we can see that our school has undergone many drastic changes along with a progressing society. These changes always seem for the better as those who have gone before maintain Bloom's pride and spirit for the genera- tions to come. 4 Trojan Emerg