Bloomington High School - Bear Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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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

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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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ANNA MAE DAWSON ERLAND JENSEN Mrs. Anna Mae Dawson came to Bloomington in 1952 and began teaching English, Journalism, and History. She was the first advisor of the Mah-Quh, the school paper. At the present time Mrs. Dawson is one of the student counselors, a position she has held since 1953. She feels the most interesting and rewarding part of her job is her contact with the students of BHS. It is her theory that drive and desire are the most important attributes toward success. She feels that the best prediction of college success is high school success. This is a word to the wise. Counselor to this year's junior class is Mr. Erland Jensen. Kept continually busy handling student's complaints and counseling needs, Mr. Jensen's position is very demanding and time consuming. Acting also as faculty advisor of the Junior Red Cross, a very'active organization at BHS, he finds time quite scarce. Mr. Jensen's fine qualifications and personal traits are proven by his popularity as an advisor and counselor. Our third student counselor is Mr. Clifford Severson, advisor to this year's large group of Sophomores. In his first year of counseling at BHS, Mr. Severson finds his job very interesting and rewarding. Besides his duties as counselor, Mr. Severson teaches three classes of Conservation, and is faculty advisor to the Future Teachers of America Club, known as F.T.A. page 22 CLIFFORD SEVERSON