Bloomington High School - Bruin Yearbook (Bloomington, CA)

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Principal hare Bloomin tongs Future Mr. Herman H. Price, principal of Bloomington High School, combines the traits of a topflight ad' ministrator - humor, fairness, firmness, understand' DR. C. WEYNARD BAILEY, superintendent of Colton Unified School District, checks school matters. MRS. BLOSSOM GEORGE, director of curriculum and assistant superintendent, analyzes school studies. ing, and concern for the future of the school and mankind. In the Come alive generation, Mr. Price constantly strives to better the school, whether its physical properties or the rapport between individuals. HERMAN PRICE, principal, walks to the ad- ministration building to begin another day of educational tasks. ii. ,-

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Board of Trustees., District Educators, Dr. C. Weynard Bailey, superintendent, oversees the district's budgets, teacher selection, and the level of education attained. Dr. Bailey, a Navy command' er while in the service, grew up in Bloomington. He and ,his wife are both University of Redlands grad' uates and now their daughter attends the same school. A college graduate while still in her teens, Mrs. 'Blossom George, assistant superintendent and direcf tor of curriculum, often teaches at nearby univerf sities in addition to directing school and civic events. In addition to her work at the Arcade Building, Mrs. George attends numerous committee meetings where curriculum is discussed. COLTON JOINT UNION HIGH SCHOOL District Board of Trustees at an end-of-the-year meeting are: Dr. Colton High School District's Board of Trustees meets monthly to determine the policies, goals, and plans for the two campuses. It was a hectic year because of the newly formedunified district fwhich combines Colton, Grand Terrace, and Bloomington elementary systems with the high schoolj. B. D'Wayne Duke, Mr. Eulis E, Hubbs, Mr. Carl Prince, Mr. Dale Castle, Mrs. Frances Galloway, and Dr. Weynard Bailey. The Board made Hnal arrangements for next year when the unification goes into effect. In addition to unification, the Trustees covered salaries for school employees, curriculum, and personnel. Mr. Carl Prince presided over the meetings this year, and the myriad details of the new district.

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Calm, fair, and honest in his appraisal of today's youth, Mr. Bob G. Smith, vicefprincipal and sponsor to Boys' Forum, meets and advises hundreds each year. A man of many interests, Mr. Smith exemplifies the modern day educator who combines understanding and discipline in his work. Motherly solicitude is coupled with an ad' ministrator's 'logic when Mrs. Pat Jacobsen, dean and Girls' League adviser, discusses grades and varied problems with counselees. An adult who 'wins student respect, the dean performs administrative duties and still maintains a sense of humor. Sophomore counselor, Mr. -George Van Geld' er tack1eseAVA and science classes in addition to lmihistrative details. Twinkling eyes couf p e a thorough knowledge of ,his subject to a top educator. playing Miss Eloisa Segovia, senior combines a PE class, counseling, and of the Citizenship Committee. is a favorite oflice fstocked with cookiesl seniors seek vo tional and personal guid' Goals, hops on to catch up with other two 1 . ., I' A-'15,-Y, MR. RICHARD COX, junior couns c selors. j' sf-'