Bloomington High School - Aepix Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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Aiolsi 1353 Parent Teachers The purpose of the High School Parent-Teachers Association is to promote a better understanding be- tween parent and teacher, and bring them in closer sym- pathy and cooperation. This organization was started in March, 1915, with a membership of seventeen, and has steadily grown until now we have a membership of about one hundred and sixty with an average attendance of nearly one hundred iifty. The regular meetings are held on the third Mon- day of each month in the Girls' Gymnasium at 3:45 P.M. The programs, arranged by Mrs. XV. A. Berquist, are made up of musical numbers furnished largely by our own high school students and of speakers interested in school and social problems. At the September meeting the freshman mothers were given special honor, and Mr. Goodier gave a talk on Problems of Girls and Boys of High School Agef' At the October meeting Miss Howard and Miss Strehlow told in an interesting way of the activities of the Y.W.C.A. and the Girl Reserves. At the December meeting Mr. Goodier talked on ' ' New Plans for the Second Semester. The High School Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. J. E. Black, gave a musical program and gifts from this organization were sent to the Baby Fold at Normal. At the January meeting the teachers were given special honor and Miss Munson of the Foods Department, hliss YVatkins and Miss Moulic of the Clothing Department each gave talks pertaining to the work in their respective departments. On Feb. 18 at 7:30 P.M. in the Girls Gymnasium, we observed ' ' Fathers Night. A musical program was given by Miss Mar- garet Canode, Mr. Quinten Ulrey, and Mr. George A115011 of the WVesleyan School of Music. Rev. Chester Grubb of the First Christian Church spoke on UAI1'101'lCEll1 Pa- triots, contrasting the lives of YVashington and Lincoln. A social hour, supervised by Mrs. Perry LaBounty, hos- pitality ehairman, follows each meeting and refreshments are served by members from the diiferent school dis- tricts. Each month we have sent programs of our meet- ings to the homes by the students. Mrs. Elmer Elfstrand kindly mimeographed these programs for us. Mrs. C. C. Hassler is our able membership chairman. The funds for carrying on our work this year were made by serving the Bloomington High School Alumni Banquet in November. The officers are: President, Mrs. XV. H. Gronemeierg First Vice-President and Finance Chairman, Mrs. Thomas Lewis 5 Second Vice-President and Program Chairmtm, Mrs. VV. A. Berquistg Secretary, Mrs. E. F. Kleinaug Treasurer, Miss Ann Niedermeyer. 13 3 FL-5X,X .1929

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