Bloomington High School - Bruin Yearbook (Bloomington, CA)

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Formations, Competition Circuit r'k H ,uf H, , ,M 'N 'uv V .7 . W' :In L 'fx w I' 2 '-,IA i A ,,H' , 1 2 u LEADING THE BAND. majorettes Barbara Lautenschlager, Louise Stanfield, Sand Harroun perfect routines. CHARLES BROTHERTON looks to the sky as he per- forms the many duties of Drum Major.

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wif' ,. if s-f :ti f '. 9. 4. 'Zhi l , X , ' X ' 5 A :D I ' r' 1 ' : 1 11- '4 mi 5 I fllff OJ -vm ii ' A ' MX N ' . I Q.. . to f l i l ll A - gli xxi: J l S 3 I I -.,1 I v I . 1 Q ,f I g S . , l L5 fl I I ADDITIONAL CHOIR MEMBERS are, Row 1: Linda Horsfall. Row 2: Judy Fletcher, Vicki Scrimpsher, Lynette Reifsnyder, Jimmie Lou Baster, Ruby Mitts. Row 3: Bonnie Civic Or anizations A major festival topped their year The Sound of Music all could hear. The Sound of Music played limited engagements at the theatres, but stayed at BHS as the Robed Choir practiced and performed throughout the year. Gary Pinnell presided over the vocal group, advised by Mr. Dave Andersen. Melodious activities included: the May Festival, a junior high concert, and school assemblies. Madrigal's songs made things bright Often they sang by candle light. Harmony, the keynoteg musical talents, the prerequif site, twelve students join voices to make up the Bloom' ington High School coeducational Ivladrigal group. Def huting the season at the Christmas assembly, the singers combined secular and religious songs in their holiday tribute. Mr. Andersen directs the group. Hood, Louise Smith, Sheila Little, Carol Bromilow, and Sharon Jordan. Row 4: Mike Prince, Lonnie Osborn, Roger I-Iayner, Franz Keller, and Terry Call. WINNING MUSICAL ACCLAIM for BHS, Madri- gals take formation for vocal entertainment. Row 1: Barbara Lautenschlager, Mary Wyatt, Tom Braum, Carol Tymchek, and Eva Queen, Row 2: Louise Smith. Row 3: Franz Keller, Lannie Scott, Dale Irvine, John Parker, and Tom Start. Not in picture are Linda Prince and Karen Matchem.