Bloomington High School - Aepix Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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Bon 'Voyage t ns my 'Fleasure to express cures voyage 'We are lndebted to our parent! who were our first conductors and pro vnded us nuth tnehets and haggage 1:41, later to our teachers n ho directed our route and made nt enjotyalale and to an the Board of Education u ho made osslhle the slup for our lourn use-.5 hen we have dreamed ndly on ech un concerned lnappreclatlve and lndlffer- ent these ever alert gundes have amused us to reahze the neeessnty and beauty of' the voyage fRVe have at the ster of' the slup our Royal Standard of ss. le and CC-Sold xx lueh 18 hept afloat gy e ambitions and ideas of the has card of' Education, the earnest efforts of the Faculty, and encouragement from our parents. As we continue our iourney through life, m our thoughts return often lots these tgree guides with utmost apprecia- tion, thanhfulness and respect. Helen ' appreela on for the beginning of' our C C C , - 3 , I I C Q 3 C 1 4' , . U Q C tw - Y c 1 Q C C 9 I C Q C C . n ' o 9 . , ,

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