Bloomington High School - Aepix Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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:IAQQUJE .. ,. . . . -,-- -.,':g,-- . .. ,f,., ur f-iss:sL?'Z2ZiiS:s,:4 X 3,:43j1Six?44i3Sti3t,,, ALPHA MYERS, Typing, Sl9ortlmnd,' Illi- nois Wesleyan University, B.S. JESSIE CLINE, Bookkeeping, Ma1fhemaiir.r,' Illinois State Normal University, james Millikin University, Uni- versity of Chicago, Ph.B. ETHEL OLDAKER, Bookkeeping, Illinois State Normal University, B.Ed. FRANCES DONAHUE C ommercml University of Illinois A B AMELIA REXROAT Seczetary to Supefzntendent and Prznczpal PORTIA ALEXANDER, Commerrialg Illinois State Normal University, B.Ed. ELIZABETH NETTLETON, Slaorllmndf University of Illinois, A.B. WAHNETAH BRUMMETT, Typewritingg Illinois State Normal University, B.Ed. EUNICE HENDRYX 1' elephofze Opemtor Clerk DOROTHY STONE Secrefary to P1 znrz pal 15 ff-C ' f2Kf'ji7fE'i'S 7 7 . . . , . I 1 , . . . I X 1 Y. . 7 J ?u-wL'A?k1?lD7Z17d!UIlLnl 71.1'g-01: :Jc4:rq.f':'1.s'r.l-:Adv-R!-Giles!!-arl :'1 lrv1:Al':r?1L1'v:AubC1Zd4llKR.vri.8ns2.YAlhsf'l.44-v-:::.lxxx'5YLg:ldLl nn1Js2lJC5u1'9.lV6lT 'l.!rsl1GlcI:J'Un1z4vA'nIC4l1VY X4 ANT fl LY! 'Al 3 N1 AK LX! 'Af -XY 'AI LY- JEJAT T755-15' J7fL.X'l 17:15 17.1 IA f3g1'ggy5Qq5r37plv'. 1911111-ful :HUA lvs-u.'lu- u . . .-ffm' vu:'rv1.4,gvfJ:1.u4::'4 l:1-1J3.41g15Z'lD1I2l'h01d5'4S'JlAll21K1'5'X' .3'k? .l1!-P215 JIAWK.-YLLT?r'!5Z21 1im1nanmmnnu.mf

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l DORA MUNSON, Household Emnomicr, Phyriologyg Illi- nois State Normal Univer- sity, B.Ed. T BERNICE MOULIC, Clothing 1 and Clothing Sur11ey,' Illi- nois State Normal Univer- sity, Illinois Wesleyan Uni- versity, B.S. L. s. WOOD, I ndzzrtrifzl Artsf Valparaiso University, B.M.T.g Uni- versity of Wisconsin HAROLD VAN DYKE, Imiuririal Artrf Illinois State Normal University, McKendree College FRANCES KESSLER, Murirg Illinois State Normal Uni- versity, American Institute of Normal Methods ggifff LX M. MAUDE SMITH, Art mi Derignj jacksonville Fe- male Academyg Art Insti- tute of Chicago, Illinois Women's College, New York University, Pupil of Dr. james B. Haneyg Ap- plied Art Summer School, Prang Summer School 3 Chi- cago Normal: james Milli- kin University MILDRED SUTHERLAND, Clothing, Illinois Wesleyan Universityg Illinois State Normal, B.Ed. S. F. BLOOMQUIST, Indzulrial Artrj Illinois State Normal University, Bradley Polytechnic Insti- tute, B.S. ETHEL GUNN, Dmmatir C ouch CARRIE RUFFNER, Maria Su- pemfiror, Orchestra, Glee Cluhg Bethany College, Certificate in Piano and Public School Music, Lake Forest, P.S.M. 'f-K, NI TI - ff- D

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ff.: Nt ff.: xi V4 XT V.: XI ff.: xxrffl The Parent -Teacher Association FACING a year with problems peculiar to the times, the Parent-Teacher association made its chief objective to be of service to the students of the High School. The programs under the direction of Mrs. Stevens have been of special interest. True to tradition, the September meeting was given over to the interests of the incoming freshmen. A number of teachers spoke on, and demonstrated their subjects at the October meeting. National Book Week was observed at the November meet- ing, with Miss Parham as the speaker. Of great stimulation to students, parents, and teachers, was the work of Mr. Chester A. Sanford, a vocational guidance expert, who, at the invitation of the Parent-Teacher Association and the Board of Education, spent a day in january at the High School, speaking at the Assembly to small groups and giving personal advice. He gave an address in the evening to all interested in his subject. The Student Council, which was organized this year, was untiring in its efforts to make the campaign to raise the school tax a success. Further demonstration of the work done at the school was given at the March meeting. h At the April meeting a play, with the Parent-Teacher Asso- ciation work as a theme, which was developed by the members of the Short Story Club, was given by a cast from the Dramatic Club. Olhcers: Prerident, Mrs. Phil Hooteng Fmt Vine-Prem dent, Mrs. Ernest Baldwin, Second Vice-Prefident, Mrs. B. L. Stevens, Secretary, Mrs. Harry C. Melby, Hirtorian, Mrs. Max Razirbeck. 16 f-1 Nr 'f-I N' 'f-1 Nl V-1 X1 'f-I N' 1 1-N f.,.?.eb-..