Bloomington High School - Aepix Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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ADlVlI I TRATIO The modern age IS affecting Bloomington Hugh School lust as at has many other thlngs wlth student government as the years most Important change Gulded by the faculty In thetr varnous fields we gained new udeas ln our dally lessons whnch we trted to apply un governung ourselves However young peoples plans need to be improved by expernenced mlnds The faculty helped us In thus by teachung many lessons which were not from textbooks They dlrected us but stall we became more undependent we started to thunk for ourselves We are proud to have been members of Bloomington Hugh School to have been tralned by thus capable group of leaders to have had our ambltlons strengthened and our characters broadened As a tribute to their constant efforts we wall always stnve to pattern our llves by thetr example . . , . I ' I I 1 PgF

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BOARD OF EDUC TIO K t G N WELLS C H CUNNINGS R D RANDALL JOHN F ODELL Superintendent President Tyeqwrer SHERMAN WHITMER EDGAR V HILL LYLE BUSICK MRS F FAlRCHlLD Page Six The Board of Education is elected by the citizens ot Bloomington for the purpose of regulating all Bloomington schools. lt has charge of the administration and ot all physical properties of the schools, The Board also employs the Superintendent and other teachers for the schools. The secretary employed by the board has charge of all the accounts of the schools and acts as a purchasing agent for them.