Bloomington High School - Bear Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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Bloomington students will always remember the vivacious talks given by Miss Pat Ourada, Senior Moderns Problems teacher, at our pep fests. Miss Ourada received her M.A. degree from the University of Colorado, and she came to Bloomington in 1957. Mrs. Alice Gilderhus really knows Modern Problems, and so do her students when the year is over. She has been at Bloomington since 1944. Second cfean in neco (kciCdiny After a year of absence, Mrs. Marjorie Jerpbak is teaching Freshman English. New students and a new school building meant adjusting to nearly a new life. Mr. Donald Bakken, graduate of Bemidji State Teachers College, is teaching in Bloomington for his second year. Six classes of Freshman English keep his days eventful.

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Mr. Donald Wilson not only teaches Junior English and Journalism but is the advisor for the BEAR and the MAH-QUH. Since his arrival in 1957, he has had his share of extra work. Tenth grade students are learning English from new teacher, Miss Mary Reidy. She received her B.A. degree from the College of St. Catherine. The sophomores claim she is their favorite. tteeuCcf MuzvUect «ta ne . Everyone who knows Mrs. Cathryn Olson is having a hard time getting acquainted with her married name. As a tenth grade teacher, Mrs. Olson is also a Y-Teen advisor and business advisor of school plays. Mrs. Irene Yung added College Prep English to her teaching career this past year at B.H.S. Mrs. Yung also teaches Sophomore English. She has been teaching at Bloomington since 1955.

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Mr. George Chase is the busy student council advisor who teaches World History. He is well known in his sixth hour class for his hunger pangsl In his extra spare time he reads Russian books and talks about his famous secret missions during his Navy career. Tenth grade American History students really know the subject at the end of the year with Mr. Ralph Fritz on the job. He has been teaching at B.H.S. since 1954. dtcCcCcttfa, tC C C'ld' dettCuty, ctoCWt. Mr. Everett Chapman is the World History teacher who is noted for his essay tests and for furnishing his classes with recorded music straight from the Stone Age. There are very few points in World History that Mr. Albert Eaton couldn't tell you about. He also plays in a jazz band for relaxation. (We surely have talent in B.H.S.!)