Bloomington High School - Bear Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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• - fatctune' aoctaC tctettce, ttttrfJl 27 Psychology and Social Science students learn quite a bit about human behavior with Mr. Edward Ehli as their teacher. He has been teaching at B.H.S. since 1956. Mr. Steve St. Martin really knows his math as he teaches Solid Geometry and Trigonometry and Higher Algebra. His knowledge, combined with his witty sense of humor, makes him an outstanding teacher. He has been at B.H.S. since 1950. Most of Mr. Lloyd Peterson's Social Science and American History classes will profit from his teaching of Minnesota government and history. He is a graduate of Hamline University and has been teaching at Bloomington since 1957. Mr. Kenneth Lower is an old hand at teaching Geometry and Higher Algebra. Graduating from Augsburg College with a B.A. degree, Mr. Lower received lots of practice teaching at other schools before coming to B.H.S. in 1957.

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26 Mr. Tony Rauker's students can have fun and learn History at the same time. (Of course, in order to get a good grade you must go out for hockey and leave the girls alone.) This is because Mr. Rauker is the coach of our ambitious and fighting hockey team. Mrs. Helen Blanz is well-liked for her method of teaching. As a graduate of the University of Colorado, Mrs. Blanz keeps her ninth graders busy but happy in Social Science. As an advisor of the F.T.A., Mr. Clifford Severson really has a busy schedule along with his three classes of American History and two classes of Conservation. Mr. Severson has been at B.H.S. since 1953. T) zte4, otcccUrttA', fde z4e Miss Marlys Erickson really has a busy day with teaching five classes of Social Science to the freshmen. An arrival at Bloomington in 1958, Miss Erickson recently graduated from ..Carleton College.

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All students of Mr. Kenneth Sangrene are going around in cubes and spheres. His Senior Mathematics and Higher Algebra classes all have equations and logarithms rolling around in their cerebellums. = A (VUcfic) Mr. Cecil Frank teaches Algebra to many of the freshmen in our school this year. As a driver training instructor during the summer, he becomes well-acquainted with the better drivers on the road. Mr. Blake Jaskowiak knows a lot about circles and triangles, and so do the students who take Geometry. He has been at Bloomington since 1956. As a new teacher this year, we would like to welcome Mrs. Verlinda Huus to Bloomington and hope she enoys teaching here. She teaches Algebra to the vivacious freshmen.