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

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Many clubs spent long hours of work to complete their beautiful floats and decorated cars. 12 PARADE Ho One Beats Cheerleaders Juniors

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(BOTTOM RIGHT) Cheerleaders cheered to cele- brate the Blazers’ Homecoming victory. (LEFT) Couples kept warm by the toasty heat of the bonfire. (MIDDLE LEFT) Refreshments were provided for the students and faculty at the Bonfire by the Blazer Boosters. (BOTTOM LEFT) Some Blazers show their school spirit by attempting to make a pyramid. (BELOW) Blazettes show their spirit by forming a train, the B.T. Express.

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Four . Three Two . One Zero. The clock runs out and Bloom Trail is alive at the half, as the winning Blazers ran off the field. No sooner than they’re gone, out came a ine of decorated floats and cars that stretched way around the tennis courts. Bloom Trail’s clubs and organizations spent hours, even days, working on their exquisite floats. It was a tough job picking out the winning float but the freshmen and sophomores pulled away with the trophy. After the parade left, Bloom Trail’s marching band, under the leadership of its new director Robert Blim, took to the field and played a variety of high spirit songs to keep the fans going, on that brisk Saturday afternoon. To end the extravaganza, the Bla- zettes performed their routine; even though the ground was wet from the pouring rain the night before. As they left the muddy field, the cheerleaders jumped up to welcome back the win- ning Blazers. — Phillip Myers Even though the weather was a nippy 42° F, these Blazer fans showed their spirit. PARADE 13