Bloomington High School - Bruin Yearbook (Bloomington, CA)

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Coeds Host Show Girls' League kept things swinging this year by planning several activities. Doing their philanthropic duty, Girls' League supported a foster child, an eight yearfold Colombian girl, by means of a Hairy Legs Contest. Senior Candidate Terry Stracke won the title of The Boy With the Hairiest Legs. Each month a BHS coed was honored by the council as Girl of the Month and was judged on her number of activities and contributions to the school. Twilight and Roses themed the formal dance and occupied the udeco' rators months before the dance. Jeanne Graff reigned as queen of the gala affair. Mrs. Pat Jacobsen advised the group assisted by Mrs. Gwen Jones. BARBARA COTTON shows off the newest fashion trends at the Girls' League fashion show commentated by Jeanne Graff. al ,Nb AT THE OLD ice cream shop are Girls-of-the-month Jeanne Graff gossips with Caryl Morton while Jeanette Barker listens. Patti Crnko and Girls' League President Patti Robbins serve. ,,,-.- 1 W I-. sp-36 . - LED BY LOUISE STANFIELD and Linda Romo, Kathy Moss, Linda Donaldson, Linda Moody and Janice Taylor, prepare the decorations for the Girls' League dance, Twilight and Roses. I03

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THE PUBLICATIONS STAFF make ready for their race ton, Ed Gregor, Jodie Grider, Gary Hufstetler, Gracye Of the Ye3l'b00k- Kathy' Jaffell, Tony DeUfSCh, Caryl M0r- Chambers, Tim Erickson, Susan Julian and Maggie Jimenez. Recorders Adapt 'The Great Raeeg, , Y A lg .4- r - ffl .- ' I They built a float beyond compare A wiggily worm with paper hair. Senior scribes entered The Great Race and became enmeshed in a rush against time, dead' lines, and yearbook production problems. Pub' licists chronicled a full year of comedy and tragedy and comings and goings, plus a round of activities which kept the calendar spinning. Staff members traveled to Wamer Brothers, midfwinter, to take background shots and were provided with a press agents' dream-reams of glossies for publication. An ultra modern cover, cutfout pages, and a host of other innovations marked the 1966 Bruin cofeclited by Shirley Hill and Donna Gates and advised by Miss Nancy A. Norton. CO-EDITORS Donna Gates and Shirley Hill lend helping hands while organizing the 66 Bruin yearbook.