Bloomington High School - Bear Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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A B.E. degree from Moorhead State Teachers College and a M.A. degree from the University of Minnesota puts Mr. Bernard Larson in a well-qualified position as the Assistant Superintendent of Elementary Education. And a busy position this is. Over his thirteen years with the Bloomington School system, Mr. Larson has seen it mushroom from a humble start to its present growth, Previous to his coming to Bloomington, Mr. Larson taught for two years in Sebeka and for two more years in Tracy, Minnesota. Mr. Larson lives in Bloomington with his wife and two girls, Mary Jo and Wendy Ann. A 1953 graduate of B oomington High School, Miss Marion Kamleiter has worked as Mr. Larson's secretary for six years. Aside from her work. Miss Kamleiter enjoys bowling and playing softball. page 15

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Here are but a few of the many schools under the supervision of Mr. Bernard Larson. Each year additions are being made to these schools, besides new and larger schools being built to contain- the ever-growing population of Bloomington. The typical scene shown at the left illustrates an elementary class in one of the many schools. uriw«- -t Modernistic Valley View School page 14

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Mr. James Ostroot has been Assistant Superintendent in charge of business affairs at Bloomington Schools for six years. Before coming to Bloomington, Mr Ostroot was superintendent at Granite Falls, Minnesota. AAr. Ostroot received his B.A. degree from St. Olaf and his M.A. degree from the University of Minnesota. He has two sons; one is a chemical engineer for DuPont; the other is a dentist in Robbinsdalc. As secretary to Mr. Ostroot, Mrs. larraine Stauber has worked in the District Offices since April 1959 Mrs. Stauber is a graduate of Minneapolis Marshall High School. page 16