Bloomington High School - Bear Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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SCHOLARSHIP Mr. Vinatieri addressed the National Honor Socloty initiates at the organization's fall program. Members worked hard selling popcorn, which helped provido funds for the spring trip to Chicago. Mr. Tesmer. Honor Society adviser, directed the distribution of popcorn bags at the football and baslcotball home games. Five sonior girls, holding their initiation candlos, relaxed a few moments beforo tho program. At the fall initiation, members of the Honor Socioty served coffoo and cake. Page 21

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Members of Honor Society were: T. Aarestad, J. belli, C. Bee, B. Berg. J. Borns, O. Bruneeu, N. Busho. J. Carlson, E. Crothers, J. Dolich, M. DcMore, J. Diodorieh, M. Dots, C. Oroege, D. Eckels. R. Elliot. G. Elstad. P. Eppel, D. Ewers, J. Fagerstrom, 8. Fellor, S. Fischer. S. Fritchman, P. Gamble, S. Gersiewski, S. Gilbertson, C. Gilman. G. Glumack. E. Grubor, S. Gurley. S. Hanson. D. Hanson, W. Hartland. D. Hegdahl, K. Hermsen. R. Hoyor, S. Hill, N. Hillman, C. Hollaway, K. Horvat, B. Jasper. L Jaskowiak, E. Jeffries. K. Johnson, L. Johnson, L. Johnson. L. Johnson. P. Jones. M. Jorgenson, D. Kelley, P. Kennedy, V. Kloweno, D. Knutson. T. Krako, S. Kramp, C. Larson, E. Larson, J. Larson. S. Larson, J. Lilia, B. Lilloy, K. Little. M. Low. C. Mattson, A. McCree, S. McCree, M. McGee. J. McNamara. 0. Merrifield. D. Miller, M. Miller, R. Moan, C. Molm. L. Moren, E. Morris. J. Nelson, M. Nelson. J. Nesbitt, M. Neuman, D. Nichols, C. Nobbelin, A. Nybo, B. Olson, L. Oreutt, G. Peck, S. Pigeon, T. Post. J. Probst. E. Rablin, C. Racer, D. Reans. C. Richter. J. Roach. R. Roddy, C. Saksa, J. Schmidt. B. Seldon, M. Shorman. J. Siesennop, J. Sissenwine, K. Stewart, S Stubee. C. Sundstrom. M. Svenningsen, K. Thompson. C. Tolkien. D. Treichlor. G. Valentine, K. Verant, F. Verrall. J. Vikingson, R. Wahlstrom. J. Weise, B. Williamson D. Zeches. J. Zuber. Officers (seated in front) were: Georgo Bass, president; Joanno Johnson, vice-president; Hollis Schwarts, secretary; Arnis Ohaks, treasurer. HONOR SOCIETY ENCOURAGED The Bloomington Chapter of the National Honor Society was formed for the purpose of encouraging leadership in and out of a group. It also tried to develop character, scholarship and service. It was on these four traits as well as a ninety per cent average that membership was based. After the new members were announced at a school assembly, there was a more formal candlelight ceremony at night. Meetings were held once a month during home room period. At these business meetings, members discussed finances and other current problems. During the year. Honor Society provided tutoring service, popped popcorn for games, sold carnations for a dance, and took a trip to Chicago during Easter vacation. Doug Kelly presented his opinions on a current problem before an assembly.

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PHILOSOPHY CLUB DISCUSSED GREAT IDEAS At one of the meeting . which were held n.cry other -oel Mr Kuzma lectured on the phlloiophle of Amtotle. The Philosophy Club was unique among the clubs of Bloomington School. The dub did not sponsor any activities. Its purpose was to convey to the members insight in viewing life critically, appreciatively, and wholly. Members were required only to be e passionate lover of wisdom. Mr. Ku2-ma was the adviser, giving the lectures which were later discussed by the members. Tho Philoiophy Club officers wero Pa Goff, vice-president; Dori Fclber treaiurer; Carolyn Nile , prcildent; Lee Fuller, secretary. The Philoiophy Club member wore Row Milo Araii; Dori Felbcr; Milo Rockncy I: Mac Ja P-t Gretchen Glumad: Michele D.Moro: Kathleen Ryan. Row 2: Alice Steam : Steve Frylman 3: Greg Erevlg; Karl Hamon; John Thomat. Carolyn Nile ; Sue RudnilV;'Lee Fuller Page 22