Bloomington High School - Bear Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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■r. Ray Hanson, wall known to avaryona at Bloomington Sr. HigH. taught in Colorado and Wyoming before coming to Bloomington in 1953. Ha attandad Macalester Collage and ioinad tha BHS faculty, teaching both science and journalism. For four yaart ha servad as yaar. bool adviser and in tha fall of 1957 ha becama vice-principal. In I960 llr. Hanson was promoted to his prasent position as principal and did another tremendous job this yaar. Mrs. Mabel Foss is perhaps tha most versatile employee of the Bloomington School System. She serves as both secretary to our principal, Mr. Hanson, and general supervisor at BHS, spending much of her time greeting visitors and lending a helping hand to anyone in need. Mrs. Foss has worked hard to make tha Bloomington High School office one of the most efficient of its kind. A new face has been seen this past yaar in tha halls of BHS. It is tha face of Assistant Principal Mr. Robert Vinatieri. who was added to the administration to meet the expending needs of a growing student body. Some of his duties included working with student behavior and acting as tha attendance officer and Student Council adviser. afJD SENIOR- HIGH OFFICES Formerly a teacher of modern problems and history, and supervisor at BHS, Mr. Robert Christianson is now in his fourth year as vice-principal of Bloomington Sr. High. In matters of planning and supervising ha served as right arm to principal Ray Hanson. P ge 7

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Hubert G. Olson, Superintendent of Schools. has now been with the Bloomington school system for twenty years. In this time he has watched Bloomington grow from a township with one school to the fourth largest city in the state with twenty schools. As the number of schools increases, so do the duties of Mr. Olson and his three assistants. P. Arthur Hoblit is now in his third year as Assistant Superintendent of Secondary Education, In 1951 Mr. Hoblit bccamo principal of BHS and remained so until I960, when he was appointed to his presont position. Mr. Hoblit taught at Bloomington in 1938 before transferring to Ei-celsior and Stillwater where he was junior high principal. COMMUNITY CO-C)RD[ J J££ gy ■•a xi 14id mtfWffWPHWOT aj.jjjijijjjj.. Bloomington's school board is composed of si citiiens elected by the community. They are: Dr. Harley Racer, Mr. William Carlson. Mr. Robert Peterson. Mr. Clifford Bowman. Mrs. Edith Mein-ecko. Mr. Luther Ford, and Mr. Hubtrt Olson. Mr. Knutson and Mr. Olson sit in on meetings, but havo no vote in board matters. Much of the success of Bloomington's education system is due to the efforts of citirons like the school board members.

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EFFICIENCY + IN CUICANCE Ofrce Mrs. Marilyn Cadwell Junior Counselor Mr. Myron Olson Junior Counselor Mrs. Anna Mao Dawson Guidance Cc-ordinotor Mrs. Janet Andorson Sophomoro Counselor Mr. Mac Redmond Sonior Counselor Mr. John Tesmor Sophomoro Counselor counseling staff. Achieves, d .ors. end college tests to the Seniors throughout She y.«r. Sophomores received their counseling from Mr. Tesmor and Mrs. Andorson. Help in planning for tho Junior and senior years were given readily by these two counselors. Bloomington's counseling staff has grown from two to six during the past two years to meet the many needs of the school's rapid expansion. To understand the individual needs of students, tests were administered, interpreted, and then used as a guide for planning future education and occupations. Recreational reading and research material from the library was used continually throughout the school year. Students and faculty alike checked out books, magazines, and records. Librarians were always kept busy cataloguing and stamping new books which were added regularly. PagcH