Bloomington High School - Aepix Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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Q5 i . Q If B03.l'd of EdllC3.tl0Il tlon George N Welle SEATLD A Royce hvane Secretary M155 Lols Green Aselev. Chrxsman SIANDING ant Supermtendent of echoole mn charge of Ldueatlon Oppor John Dxckmson Paul L Alllaon Don E Bush Lverett D Carl tunxty Mrs Arthur W Tomplxlne Preeldent Board of Educd ton Superlntendent of Bulldxnge and Grounds bupermtendent of bcnoole R Anthony Weeley Stephens Arnold M bonvle P T A Board Of Education Supported School Achvmes Parent Teacher Assoclatlon ROW 1 G hlwood Wheeler Mrr, Don Bueh Secretary Mre Arthur Hollau President Mr: Merenlxth Nelbon 1'1r:,t 'ilu Q -ev NX' 1 so Vue Lewls Thompson Mre C.1rlPreeley Mr: Olm LaDue Preeldent. Lhdrlcm Cox ROVV Z Mrr. H M btel,,Le Mre Lyle Buexck M Lllfford Horlne Mme Lmelme hullmdn Mre Leonard braner Mrb bf..-1 1522913 'ac 1 ph if 156 K ...ei I 7 ' : . ' ', ' ' ' ' ': . ' ' . , ' . . A . . - .' . - ' 1 1 . r . . ' ' , . . ' ' . ' ' ' . ' ' . 5 ' , I 5 ' 5 ' ' , . . ' ', ' ' - . ' . O I I I O I C I i ' 3 ' , . A - Z ,. - . ' ' , - Q 1. . - , 4. Z rs- , . . I 4, . , 1 Z 'Y : . v 1 : ,l 1 , ' 4. ' - C -. '. 1 : 1. ' . v ' -4 . . I 2 ,' - . , r' . ' . , ' Q , V v. , N, f. . Y ' nv, ' ' 1 A 'M' f sv 1 , A .- Q , A ji. 2,1 ' W lx L ry ,K ' , 'K ' Q , f A TA 5 A 1: K ' . ,. ., M, A A A f 4 A ,V 2 ' f ' N9 , 1, A 1+ if 1 ' H1 J if-fr, lg gy we ,W - ART, - ,ping , may 'V If A ' . , - ' -, 2 -' '- 1 ' ' fit. ff' if :fl ' ' .' ' N A ' . 4 1 lk , M M , W 1 ' - 'rr . 7 if Q ' 1 V -J N ' A R C' gg rr f ,r ' . of , Y Q w , fa X W - AX k ' 1' '-ez ,V ' - X rw V. Y I ' ' M s of if 57 V ff Ma 7 ff , X: ,. ,V qrgg i i Y W My l V MJ, il, VV X x 54 N I Q If , uv K H151

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G Elwood Wheeler George N W ells P11nc1pal bupeuntendent of Schools Admmlstrators Competently Directed School s 'I01st Year Emelme Kollman Charles L Cox Guldance Dlrector Admlnlstratlve Asslstant to the Prmclpal I6

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33 35 -.4 W A 3 Irving J. Aikin Mathematics Dwight A. Baker Industrial Education Ruth Barford Health and First Aid YVilliam E. Bennington Industrial Education Libero Bertagnolli Physical Education, Bloice M. Bess Physical Education, F Swimming Coach ootball Coach, Track Coach Teachers Impressed Knowledge Ufion Minds Of Students Miss Maude Leonard elucidated the importance of :i good outline an? 5, ff? in drafting a term paper. 4 . -gs V ga . s t ':- li straits is X I Eff- e-Firing 'N 'We tan Pif 'r' . or sv tx, it f f'-X A teacher is one whose occupation is to i7lSf7'ZlC'li, but our teachers did ereiz more. During their spare time they directed the activities of 28 clubs, taught adult educatimz tzco nights a. week, attended Parent-Teacher Association meetings and weekly faculty meetings, and furthered their o ll'7l educatiorz through advanced courses of study. Our teachers came in assorted sizes, shapes, and personalities, but they all shared a common creed: to impress upon the 'minds of their students every iota of knowledge possible and to help each attain the highest degree of personal deielopcment. Our teachers zcere required to have the energy of volcanoes, the efficiency of adding machines, the memory of elephants, the an- derstamling of psychiatrists, the wisdom of Solomon, and the tenacity of spiders. Carol Blake Business Education Hermann Boeckmann Mathematics James Bowers Physical Education, Golf Coach, Wrestling Coach Ivetta R. Calhoon English Clifford L. Drew Mathematics Rosemary Dustman Physical Education, Adviser Cheerleaders, Ad- viser Girls' Athletic Association