Bloomington High School - Bear Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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The new ninth graders are fortunate to have Mr. Charles Peterson, Science and Chemistry teacher, this year. Mr. Peterson graduated from St. Thomas and has been teaching at B.H.S. for eight years. 7e zc LefuL frnefrcme ctudentc tfo 'Jtecv 'WonlcC Science. Mr. James Dimond is quite qualified to teach Science to many of the freshmen who roam the halls of B.H.S. He came to Bloomington in 1957 with a B.A. degree from the University of Minnesota and an M.A. from Macalester. He also teaches a class of Photography Shutter-Bugs. Guys and Gals: Would you like to find out what makes the world tick? Mr. Ruud is the man to see! He has been teaching Physics here at B.H.S. since 1957. Biology is made interesting for everyone by Mr. Orville White, the head of the B.H.S. Biology Department. He is also the coach of our great tennis and B squad basketball team.

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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.

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07 zc6en , 4tude tt4 enjoy accence eCaAoe . Biology and Science students will always remember the days of dissection work in Miss Ardis Dorr's class. She began teaching at B.H.S. in 1956. In her spare time she advises the Y-Teen club. 30 New to Bloomington this year, Mr. William Macaulay is well liked by his ninth grade science students. Originally from Iowa, Mr. Macauley received his degrees from Cornell College and Drake University. Before coming to B.H.S., he taught at Savage. As far as the freshmen are concerned, Mr. Welte is the best Science teacher in the state. He has been at B.H.S. for two years and keeps very busy advising the Science Club. Miss Laura Barthelme has been teaching at B.H.S. since 1950. When her students leave her Shorthand and Office Practice classes, they really know what those curlicues and crazy lines stand for!