Bloomington High School - Aepix Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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Do you understand? La d g a helping hand. Whaf 'ya' lookin' af? X 5 s fhe if lt. No sour nohs, please.' d Ba y Are you sure rhaf's righl kr'-Q American Educa+ion Week is ob- served +hroughouf 'I'he nafion during lhe week of November 6 'lo I2. During fhis lime +he parenfs are urged 'lo visil +he school which lheir children aflend. ll is only fhrough a beller undersianding of fhe aclivifies of our school by 'lhe parenfs +ha+ our school sysfem is advancing info brighler and bigger fields. The school sponsored an assembly in connecfion wiih Amer- ican Educalion Week. The parlici- panis of 'lhis program were foreign sfudenls from lllinois Wesleyan Uni! versify. lf was in lhe form of a panel discussion conducfed by Dean John Guy fo acquainl' s'I'uden+s wilh 'Phe melhods of educaiion in ofher coun- +ries. An assembly was presenled on Thursday wifh fhe fheme of Armislice Day. The program consisled of var- ious ensembles and lhe A Cappella choir. Miss Mary Selk conducled 'lhe music groups wilh a chosen sl'uden'l 'lo acl as mas+er of ceremonies. The M. C. gave various readings perfaining fo Armislice Day during differenf paris of fhe program. This program was made mosf impressive when 'lhe choir sang in lhe background a mel- ody of popular songs during 'lhe las+ war. Friday nife fhe Raiders played 'lheir lasl game of +he season wifh lhe Pekin Chinks. Again, lhe Raiders were handed anolher loss. This game was +he final one for 'lhe senior boys in Raider uniform. -24

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l CMV? b0ll0V0 ll- Nice golng Wall, I did If again. Oh, wha? you did! j? Curlaln call Goa whizl ich, do if like 1hlsI 5 i r t I Sfudenfs were given a glimpse of fhe fall play in a preview on Monday, November I4. This preview aroused much curiosify and everyone looked forward fo seeing if. Before a play fhere is always a iof of mysferious fhings going on. The commiffees sneaking down fhe halls carrying painf brushes, parfs of scen- ery, and cosfumes. The parficipanfs of fhe play come fo school wifh 'lheir hair in very peculiar ways. By fhe way, speaking of hair dos, did you see fhe fancy one Larfz had for 'lhe play? The greaf evenf finally arrives. Mofher is a Freshman makes a wonderful hif. If seems fhaf for fhe pasf several weeks a cerfain young lady has been placed in a very diffi- culf posifion, plagued by her daugh- fer's enfreafies, confused by a pro- fessor's affenfion, and expelled from school. Who is fhis unforfunafe one? Why if's mofher of course, during her freshman year af college! Nafur- ally we can nof slighf fhe people be- hind fhe scenes. Donna Welfe and Al Marshall along wifh fheir supporf- ing casf porfray life af Poinfer Col- lege in a splendid manner. -26