Bloomington High School - Aepix Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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elcz'm1211Qvfraf1'on ll he block prinl, The courlhouse of our flllff - - -ll counly, inl-roduclng lhis deparhmenl' of our yearbooK slands as a symbol of juslice. hcjusllce be lempered wllh lhemza qualily of mercy, lhen we Think lhis prinlap- proprlale lo +he groups included. in our de- arlmenlj lhe 5oard of Educalnon , lhe Facully, and lhe Parenl-Teacher Asso- cfalion. The Board of l'lducal'n'on,which is composed ofa group ofmen and wom- I l l 'l , ' fl en who have always been concerned in advan- cl ng our lnl-eresls lo lhe Fullesl exlentlhis year has gone so Far as +o ma K9 plans For a Jumor high school. lVluch credil- is due lo lhe l:-acully, who have worked more was cliligenl-ly lhan ever, ln order lhal we may sel oul in life adequalely prepared Form lhe fulure. We are also indebled lo lhewa Parenl'-Teacher Assoclallon, whose mem- bers have provlded us, nol only wilh social m pleasures, bul also with su hslanlial finan- clal backing in our enlerprises. m feances 'f71Q'!ra'ndX

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':'fiff 5 ri5ff'Trr:'v it f 'u 'QW I 4 1 i .-...gQ-QQ--j i 'Z' tiff? W' 'W' Qfl f Qi' i':'Ti1f', I It 1 ' T' W T '1 ' ' f'i,2 'WTC ' E ' ' pa 5 ' f ' 1L1sg,.,g,,g'L.f i ll . . 5 MRs. CLARA D. lVlUNCE,T1'6:1.YlM'67' C. A, STEPHENsoN, Preridefzr DR. E. L. BROWN ALFRED O. BROWN A. G. ERICKSON KAYWIN KENNEDY HORATIO G. BENT, Secrermy Miss MATTIE B1sHoP, Arrirmnz Secretary Miss Louisa SEIBERT S, K. IVICDOWELL,Sup61'f71l6l1lZ'E71l The Board of Education The Board of Education under the charter, is composed of seven members elected by the people at large. One of their number is selected as President, another as Treasurer, and another may or may not be selected as Secretary. However, as the present Board is composed the President and Treasurer are members of the Board of Education. The Secretary is not a member. The Board of Education is composed of high class citizens who give unsellishly of their time and energy for the educational program of the children of the community. They assume this responsibility cheerfully and have at heart the educational welfare of all the boys and girls in the district. Consequently they have been painstaking in planning buildings and equipment and selecting the best corps of teachers possible. It is sometimes difiicult for patrons and pupils of the schools to realize what a difficult problem a Board of Education encounters when it attempts to put on a progressive educational program with limited funds. It is gratifying, however, to note that the citizens and students of the district have sympathy, patience, and confidence in the work of the Board of Education. , , 9 .V--imma ,. , Vey ,,,, -Y . ,, , -...WK -wean xr . i 1 i W . .V Y YY- Y Y , V. V-- 'Y -. -.- -1' '97 L... ..,, -- .wa N .a.. -v U J. all --. -. -,1-AA:.v1e:..-.,,.-,w,,....t. r rrii1 1' , 1 gfgfra ga :Q . W 1. 1 . ...,, ,T t R if is with 17.-f. . f .,-yi-. ,-.1 . nr .7 lx .Ia 5, ill II lk lg! wil la H W1 fl if li w lydp f l l if Q Y R2 ll Di 1 ll f 'wi l Ti is-f bs L i I uf lui Pwr l l .