Bloomington High School - Aepix Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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Asc IS lift' In Memoriam 18 EDWARD JANICK Within a short life of seven- teen years, Edward Janick set an example of true manhood. In both scholastic and athletic en- deavors his ideals were of the highest. Honesty, perseverance, fair play, ambition and modesty were standards which he success- fully upheld. On the athletic field his whole-hearted endeavor was a stimulation to his team- mates. I-lis work and his per- sonality made him a great favor- ite among :the students and an asset to B. H. S. Edward 1 Janick's life will always be a' fond memory in the hearts of his friends and co- workers at B. H. S. IVIAURINE COLE. Maurine Cole came to Bloom- ington High School at the begin- ning of the term last September and remained until the eighth of December. Although she was with us but a few months, she left many friends to mourn her absence. Her high scholarship, her Winsome manners, her active interest in life about her, gave promise of a splendid woman- hood. It is with deep regret that we remember her passing.