Bloomington High School - Aepix Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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18 5 7 With I1's Size . . . 1957 E E 2 if iii is i si Classes Before 1872, the curriculum varied from year to year according to the desires of the principal. Among the first subjects to be taught were English, Latin, mathematics, and history. To this general program, many other subjects have been added. Some of the more recent subjects were the studies of agriculture, office occupations, industrial education, and diversified occupations.

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