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lllllllMllllll HIGH SlIHlllll Sllli There's a school upon the hill We are very proud of her, Where the mocking birds are heard, For since l898, she has Down in Southeast Missouri in her glory, Stood as a peerless school of learning. And we claim her as our own In declamatory fights With a pride that never wanes, She has carried off the prize, We'll tell of her fame in song and story. While other schools for victory were yearning. With the basket and the ball We will stand for Bloomfield High She is noted for her fame, And defend her worthy name, And no team can break down her mighty standard, Though we bid her farewell and go forever, Every student in accord has the spirit of the high, We will think of all the days And to win by her colors we are banded. When within her honored walls, There was born for her a love that none can sever Chorus lt is victory today For the Purple and the Gold The colors of the Bloomfield High, We will climb the highest hill, And will shout with voices bold The praises of the Bloomfield High.
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IIHIIIIAIIII Superintendent John T. Lawrence has an excellent record as an edu- cator and administrator. He has broadened the curricula and is charged with supervision of all business affairs of the school dis- trict. V -f' vt Ins. f -L .ty . X, ux x The 1951 BLOSSOM is dedicated to two fine men of Bloomfield High School, who are included under the title of Superintendent and Principal. These men enjoy working with students and are willing to help them with any of their school problems. x Mr. W. R. Shublom, Principal, administers awell-rounded pro- gram. He performs his task of promoting a good school spirit, keeping a record of each student, enforcing scholastic regulations, checking canidates for gradua- tion, and issueing transcripts of student records very efficiently.
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GRADE SlIHlllllt The rade school building was built in 1546, at a cost of 390, 000. It has 10 rooms and long spacious halls. At I-present there are 13 teachers and5l students in the central sys- tem. The principal is Mr. Lynn Mar- ine, who has been principal of grade school for 8 years.
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