Bloomington High School - Bruin Yearbook (Bloomington, CA)

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PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB poses and listens to instructor, Ferhrenbach. Row 2: Ray Zuscar, Pat Cresswell, Mark Mr. Rob Meyers, Row 1: Irene Anderson, Judy Moss- Viviano, Celeste Chavez, Wendy Loessin, Betty Difani, lander, Ed Barlow, Harold Callahan, Ruth Renfro, Steve Alan Bear, Nancy Miller, and Ethelette Tucker. Photo s, Crews Brave Teachers, Cameras, Tr- . 172 Q 7515 1 'A V, -, ' GEORGE VAN GELDER AVA club s onsor ex lams '.,.,,. uf - fJ 7 '-' n 'h fgmziif' s av, ggfwl'-,g' m-.':v' - , 1, . 7 - , 4, 'mfg fundamentals of a projector. is i. f - Yi, .114 , figs I Ji- Y V i,::.E?:: ing., 'Ji-f,--I-. -5 rl 1 as Q ' me if :C ' ' -vigrzf ff' I' Q29 11152951 5 , - H M35 'H IH iff, W - mi., J A lm- 1, 'Wim or T at it ea- are T, ARE Row 1 ames Burrows Rosalio Miranda Ron AVA'ERS 2 J ' , - U 1 Carter, Dennis Hackerott. Row 2: Tony Morris, Mike Cockrum, . Alan White, Larry Hunter. Robert Robbins. l

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Firsts ADVISER ' MISS horses towards the or newspaper. Ns.. JEANETTE BARKER, editor, sketches new lay-outs for the journalists. Row 1: Louise Smith, Jeanie McLendon. Row 2: Todd Blackford, Stephanie Mairtone, Greta Nevin, Ed Gilmore, Ruth Glaze, and Jay Aquas. NANCY NORTON Waves finish line, a finished yearbook W gill A YQ 11,1 NEWSWRITERS, first semester, try their hand at deadlining. Shirley Young, Larry Turk, and Sandy Umhenhaur watch Earline Glick finish story. The newswriters learned the journalist's trade Writing news stories to earn their grade. Young and inexperienced tyros tried their hand at news' writing, and came up with numerous newspaper assignments. Under the advisership of Miss Nancy Norton, upcoming journalists learned that good articles need who, what, when, where, and why. Editorfinfchief Jeanette Barker, along with page editors, assigned the reporters to interviews and feaf tures. I

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STAGE CREW takes time out for picture. Row 1: Gary McCoy, Bob Burrow, Bob Williams, Bill Meitz, and Cowa-n. Row 2: Roger- Neal, Charles Catren, Roger Hainer, Roy Lay, and Jeff Sharp. This club took pictures for extra cash At dances and proms, flash bulbs flash. Flash bulbs and masses of photographers are not forerunners of a ,Hollywood premier, but mark the membership of the Photography Club. Led 'by Pat Cresswell, the photographers took pictures for yearbook and paper and sold reprints of special events to interested buyers. Mr. Rob Myers advised the photofjournalists. Toting film strips, projectors and screens A.V.A.'s composed of hardworking teens. Film strips, recordings, and projectors are usually pushed by harried Audio'Visual Aides - those who bravely helped unknowing teachers show films. AVA offers a chance for fellows to learn the handling and maintenance of film and recording equipment. Larry Hunter presides over the group, and Mr. George Van Gelder advises. Pulling curtains, working the lights Stage crew members work days and nights. Making sure doors -open and lights come on, windows stay closed and walls don't fall - the campus Stage Crew mans the behindfthef scene roles for each class play and assemblies. Advised by Mr. Chuck Fleenor and Mr. Americo Testa, the workers have built props, learned the workings of the curtains and microphone system. ackstage Li hts, Machines MR, MECO TESTA, woodshop instructor demonstrates the use of the shop tools. IO9