Bloomington High School - Aepix Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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They Helped Prepare Students For The Future Teachers! White collar workers! Musicians! Industrialists! Secre- taries! Artists! Scientists! For almost any profession in which a student is interested a wide variety of subjects adaptable to his interests is offered. In addition to the customary academic subjects, electives such as home economics, band, shorthand, driver training, machine and wood shop, bookkeeping, choir, art, and typewriting are provided. There is oppor- tunity, therefore, for a student to elect not only the courses which will prepare him for a vocation, but also to choose any other subjects in which he possesses an interest or ability. Irving Aiken explained to Prudence Price and Gene Gordon why x : 10 in this geometric equation. In arts and crafts class Ronald Wade, Edward Daugherty, and Benny Coleman trans 11 8 In S. formed wood blocks i to comical nl al f E . F Av was 1 1 I3

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Faculty Widened Students' Educational Horizons Irving J. Aiken, Mathematics James Roy Bowers Physical Education Ethel Groves, Physical Education Stanley Holzhauer, Science 1 K I . gags gags 4, . . ,1t. 43.., 5, , . ,wigs - , W1 :Regal 311 -vffsfsa, fs ww if 4. 43,3 Q 'I flsfwf few , if .6 is ,fgyfwwjgg ,K ., :jim , f Q ' 4 .rm 'I i-'xii .mls ' v z I wr: ff . Dwight A. Baker, Ruth Barford, William E. Bennington, Bloice M. Bess, Industrial Education Health and First Aid Industrial Education Physical Education Emma Lou Crews, May English, Arlen Felchner, Eileen Flinspach, Business Education English Mathematics Home Economics Lydia Hansen, Edward T. Harn, Alta V. Henry, Charles A. Hildreth Business Education Music Bedside Teacher Special Education James C. Hostetler. Roy L. Hostettler, Jean Hubbard, Margaret J. Imig, Industrial Education Social Science, Guidance Physical Education World Language ,114 r 4, , I I2 ff

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Instructors Helped Students Solve Problems Students are often faced by many problems when the time comes for them to elect the courses and subjects that will best fulfill their needs and be the most beneficial to them. Confronted by questions such as how to prepare for a business career, what courses are required to enter a certain college, and what essential subjects should be taken to enter into a particular field of Work, students turn to the instructors, who are always willing to assist and counsel them. After becoming acquainted with the various courses, it is up to the students to take advantage of the oppor- tunities afforded him. Second year art students, Vernon Lobb, Arlene Moise ,and Joyce Myers gestions from Miss Elizabeth Stein in their work with clay. received s g Term papers posed difficult problems, some of which were solved for Courtney Read by senior writing instructor Miss Maude Leonard. I4 GD