Bloomington High School - Aepix Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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anuary raduating Class It is a noble aet to set a preeedent worthy ot becoming an unwritten law in the customs ot our sehool. The January Class ot '26 has set the paee for those who tollow-its members reeeived the formal reeognition ot their eompleted labors in February instead of Waiting to mareh up for their diplomas with the June graduates. It was a brave step and a fitting' one. Year by year, the number ol' students Who finish in the 1nid year grows larger. It is only natural that these should wish immediate graduation, though June, the month ol' Roses may seem more admirable to the HSweet tlirl Graduate' than frosty February. For the past four years, the elementary sehools of Bloomington have seen the necessity for separate exereises for their January elasses. Now, it has been well proved ihat our high sehool is eapable ol' similar ac-tion. Let us eongratulate the January Class olf 5263! 15