Bloomington High School - Bear Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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Bloomington High School can be proud of its principal, Mr. P. Arthur Hoblit. During the day and at almost every school affair, this Man About School can be found in the midst of activity. He is responsible for our excellent teaching staff and school management. A prime example to everyone. Mr. Hoblit has shown that managing a modern, idealistic high school is the same as operating a big-time business. And where would Mr. Hoblit be without his Girl Friday, Mrs. Mabel Foss? From early morning 'til late afternoon this cheerful, efficient secretary to Mr. Hoblit is always glad to lend a helping hand wherever needed. Our hats are off to this shining example of womanhood! page 20

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JOHN MALONE Director Their personal and professional interests and help have kept Bloomington among the highest in scholastic rating and in extracurricular activities. Seated from left to right are Mr. Pond, Mr. Peterson, Mr. St. Martin, Mr. Bowman, Mrs. Meinecke and Mr. Malone. Standing are Mr. James Os-troot, Assistant Superintendent; Mr. Bernard Larson, Assistant Superintendent; and Mr. Hubert Olson, Superintendent. EDUCATION page 19

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Mr. Ray Hanson, vice-principal a» BHS, came to Bloomington in 1953 as a science teacher. His ability to handle students and keep discipline showed up early in his career, and in 1955 he took over his present position. He feels that Bloomington students are quite well behaved in comparison to other schools, and that our school is superior in many ways. Mr. Hanson was, at one time, staff advisor for the school yearbook and newspaper. He was quite familiar with this type of work because of a previous newspaper managing job. Of all the different jobs he has had, Mr. Hanson feels that his present position as vice-principal of Bloomington High School is the most interesting page 21