Bloomington High School - Aepix Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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Y 3:71 -' . XR 9.--r'gasv'y ,f GERARD PERRY DEAN POTTS ilu fllllemnriam It is with deep regret that the faculty and stu- dents of Bloomington High School remember the pass- ing of Gerard Perry. Dur- ing his three years as a student in this school, his cheerfulness, courtesy of manner and spirit of com- radeship won him many sincere and close friends. These especially mourn his absence and hold his life as a fond memory in their hearts. Dean Potts, a member of the Freshman class, was a quiet, unassuming boy, very loyal to a large num- ber of friends among the faculty and students of our school. It is with very real regret that we record the going out of a young life so well begun. We pay tribute to his character and cherish his memory. MYRTLE MOORE 'Xlxrtle Moore entered Bloomington High School in the Fall of 1923 'md re mamed until the day of her death. the eighteenth of April, 1930. She was a member of the Senior Class and would have graduated in lune llcr interest. modesty, and sincerity in all she did won the admiration of those with whom she came in contact. Faculty and students deeply regret her passing - AE G I S ...as .,... -..-,,.s..-.s.,,,,s-

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I WARREN A. GOODIER Princzlbafs Message 'I' is mv siiivviw' rlcsirc that the students in thc lilmmiingtou High Schmil may flcvclwp 1101'- mzllh' thusc tztlc-nts which they possess. hc' they int:-Ilcctuzll, pltysicztl fn' spiritual. May ouch stu- flcnt lczxrn tn jlliigl' his own clevchipmcnt, nut hx' it cmnpz11'ism1 with the clcvcloplnents uf either stuck-nts, hut hy Il cmnpnrisml with his own fm'- mci' ncliicvcniciits. May wc i1'Zl1'1l in thc priiccss of mir gruwtli In he unsclhsh, iiptimistic, che-vrful :mil vvcr rczulv tu fha our host in :ill nur zissigninviits :mil 1111111-1' all circuiiistunccs. 22 ..-....., ,..-....-- ..,. ,.,. ' 'G' ' ' '.' ...K-V flu, , 1.37.