Bloomington High School - Aepix Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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WARREN A. GOODIER Principal? Message It is the principal's wish that each student in our high school may consider education not as something that may be added to a personality to be used in the future as occasion demands, but rather as a development and unfolding of inborn talents which will func- tion in later life by revealing those desirable traits of character so essential to the successful life. Education which does not manifest itself in unselhsh service, high ideals, dependability, honor and sincerity may very properly be questioned as true education. 20

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SONG OF' THE CLASSES h, see 'lhe poor Freshman who ails over 'l'here, His guido was his molher before he came here, He's Iosl' inlhe halls, no landmark he sees, The approach 6l:'l'he Dulve makes him wealth in 'rho knees. Chorus Then H s one,l'wo,lhree,fousg lel's all joinlhe song, Ancl cheer lor our leachers, our friends, rnqhl or wrong Our earnesl' encleavors 'lhey sleerlo success., ln lhis greal' insl'ilUl'ion,our own B. l l.5. There ails 'l'he Sophomore wilh cleloonair look, His vile Freshman wgays he now has lorsook, Oh, gee golly gosh! is his sole exclamalion, He's much olcler in years,in his own eslimalion. Now see 'lhe Junior who comes 'lhrouqln 'lhe hall , 'His manner so lorclly, he sure knows il all. l-le once was a Freshie, believe ll or no'l, l'le'll soon he a Benner, we'll envy his lol. 'Observe 'lhe slaicl Senior, irnporlanl, ol course, I-le's leaving lliis school wilh a pan of remorse, Bvl lhe lirhnre iS bel0re him ,ancl hefll do his l3i'l', Four years of has'cl'worl4 develop lrue gril. .-.ALouise ,f411JCfG1d:..-... -llei'bfl'XKm1ei