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.

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I f - Q ,, i Yr A A y lPrincipal's Message Fifteen years from now the position held by each high school student will depend largely upon the use made of the opportunities now afforded by the public school system. The Bloomington High School like other modern high schools offers wonderful oppor- tunities not only for mental and physical development but for social contacts which will enter largely into the activities of the future years. It is the desire of the principal of Bloomington High School that each student may discover his own characteristic talents and make every effort possible to develop a strong personality along the lines of his special interests to the end that each may become a useful servant in the community in which he is to find his work in life.