Bloomington High School - Bear Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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Member! of the Anno Social Studio Deportment wore: left to right: Mr. Hou e, Mr. Elton. Mr. Boater. Mr. Karbo, Mr. Peterton, Mr. Leittikow, Mr. Wiio. and eated, Mr. Frit . Sophomores uncovered our American heritage Mr. Poterton pointed out American progrett in the 1800’ . Student littened intently {7} to Mr. Elton. ■ aaHHfil Anne hi tory tudent ttudied pa t preiident . Page 16 Carol Curry gave a tpecial report in Mr. Leittikow' dan.

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Students discussed problems involving the entire community. Attempted to inform Mr. Bloom welcomed a few minutes of rest. Leaders of tomorrow learned about the problems of tomorrow from Mr. Carlson. I do not look like the Neanderthal man! ... But that was years ago—what difference does it make now? . . . Did Hannibal really take all those elephants across the Alps? . . . There were people in Europe and people in America and they didn't even know about each other! . .. Who fought on the side of the Allies in that war? ... I just don’t see how the government manages all that money . . . Will I have to take economics in college? Campaign issues and platforms were hashed over by Mr. Wilson and some avid campaigners. Page 15

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probUm was corracMy computed. While interested students looked on, Mr. Stover eipUined bow to operate the slide rule. Wonder About Numbers? To tell you the truth, . . . well, we ll go into that in the next chapter ... Logs and what? .. . Loci, not locy! . . . get the idea? ... Mr. Lower's idol. Yogi Bear... I know, dihedral angles, polyhedral angles and planes, but what do they have to do with spheres? . . . But Mr. St. Martin, I do have other classes you know . . . I’ll always love math, it's so friendly! . . . Are thero any questions? Mr. Stover asked hit geometry clast. BHS'ers Did Members of the Math Department wore: Mr. S. St. Martin Mr. R. lingenfeltec. Mr. N. Hamrin. Mr. K. Stavar. Mr. J. Ludvigten. and Mr. P. Myhra. Not pichirad: Mr. K. Lower.