Bloomington High School - Bruin Yearbook (Bloomington, CA)

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OTHERS INCLUDE: David Shelton, Jeanne Graff, Larry Williams, Rich Garcia, Nancy Wyatt, and Patti Robbins, Moore, Carolyn Tymchek, Ann Ball, Ed Gilmore, Becky who made frantic last minute deadlines. Introduce Yearbook Innovations, St les WORKING TOWARD COMPLETION of Bruin yearbook are Publications staff members Barbara Cotton, Lynda Gilbert, Mike Prince. TEAM CAPTAINS for ad selling competition show how persistent they are in selling ads for annual. Susan Gates, Linda Iuclen, and Anna Lopez. v '21 IO5

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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.

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If , JEANEHE BARKER,,edif0r-in.C11ief, settles back for the Great Race of putting' out school paper, ai merry-go-round of deadlines, headlines, and copy. Journalists Garner Dummying pages and writing headlines The cubs worked hard to make deadlines. With a working nucleus of sevenuwriters, the Bruin Press staii published nine issues of the school paper and were participants in various news days including the ones the Chaffey College and San Bernardino Valley College. Culminating a three year bid for excellence, this year's publication won the Hrst place sweepstakes trophy as the top high school paper in competition against schools from all over San Bernardino and River' side counties. Jeanette Barker edited the paperg Miss Nancy A. Norton advised. SBVC JOURNALISM DAY participants listen to yearbook engraver Jack Cannicott, getting a preview of the work involved in publishing hooks JOURNALISTS JEANIE MCLENDON and Linda Jaime proudly display sweepstakes trophy won by Bruin Press for best news- paper throughout San Bernardino-Riverside lobcounties. eanette Barker, editor, is joined by Stephanie Martone, Jeanie McLendon, and Todd Blackford. Leiiiiil