Bloomington High School - Aepix Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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ff.: 1x1 ff.: xi V.: .xi V.: Warren A. Goodier I BELIEVE that the children of America are its greatest assetg its chief source of undeveloped powerg its most fruitful field for unlimited invest- ment. When the citizens of any community can be made to feel the same way g the children of that community will not suffer from lack of educational opportunity. It is my hope that the students in Bloomington may never again be handicapped be- cause some of our citizens are unwilling to con- sider personality values of greater significance than property values. 22 ff.: .vt ff.: Lvl ff.: wx! V4 rfn.x'- ra LY rf.. 1 ' J' ' N rff uf ff no fff 1.

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CLASSES ASHINGTON even as aboy was noted or courage axr mmdedness and mxlltary capacny Wlth these qualities he started on the long lourney o ll e He was merely a young surveyor but he had hlgh :deals and ambx t1ons not to be de eated So xt IS wlth our reshman Much the same as our Washlngton made his way through the Wilderness to Port Le Boeu does the student master Latm algebra and CIVICS to be rewarded by a eelmg o havmg at tamed somethlng So are our sophomores qbhen the Father o Our Country proved hlmsel to be the greatest and best general o all t1me Perhaps the past years had been hard but by no means mn va1n So eels the lunlor Our pres1dent next passed mto the happlest and most gratl mg t1me o hls ll e He was the rst man to recexve the honor o the presldency For Washlngton fl llS was onl the begxnnmg o greater fhmgs So It IS with our senlor as he takes hls dlploma and goes orwarcl wxth a rm step to meet and defeat greater obstacles. GERALDINE MERCHANT , S v 1 f.- . , .. . c . . f . , I , f . f . I f ' f f ' - .fy. - If . .f. H A.