Bloomington High School - Aepix Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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They Assisted Students In Planning Social Events Assisting and counselling students is only a small part of the many homeroom duties that a teacher performs daily. In addition a teacher keeps daily records, instructs a common learnings program, and assists homeroom students with prevalent problems. Besides teaching classes, many teachers are involved in sponsoring clubs, class advising, cheering athletic events, attending faculty meetings, and many other innumerable duties. The efficient manner in which the activities of the school are carried out rests heavily upon the shoulders of the faculty. Biology students learned more about the phylum Annelida through the study of charts. www? s Sm In clothing class, Miss Eileen Flinspach demonstrated the proper use of the sewing, machine to Lois LaFever, Emmy Lou Olson, and Dorothy Meredith ,Q

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Activities T ra v e l e r s journeying through this corn belt often pass by the rows of corn with just a careless over-all glance. They are going too fast to notice the beauty of the wind rippling the waves of green leaves, giving it white caps of newly formed tassels. Be- ing more practical, the farm- er uses this over-all view to determine the progress of his crop. Similarly, vital activities of school are passed over with little thought of their value. Activities give variety needed to keep education interesting. A school could be judged by the emphasis on its activities. Just as the farmer takes a bird's eye view of a corn field to estimate its production yield, so one appraises a school by viewing its variety of activities.