Bloomington High School - Bruin Yearbook (Bloomington, CA)

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LETTERMEN'S CLUB, Bottom row, left to right: Harry Blackford, Terry Stracke, Gary Goltara, Mike Gomes, Herman Tellez,- Robert Bledsoe. Row 2: joe Mendoza, Dan Sutherby, Gary Lehr, Tony Deutsch, Randy Carson, Alan Hutsell, Russ Denning, Jim Harris, Don Mangus. Row 3: Doug Pollock, Dave Fitzgerald, Charles Martin, Mike Prince, George Jaggard, Ron Rosenberg, Ron LeBrane, Roger Bernal, Mike Clark. Row 4: Joe Nava, Jim Lene, Byron Baldwin, Bob Porter, Dan Mendoza, Steve Baca, Mickey Fox, Rich Morentin, Tim Taggart. Row 5: Her- man Price, Pete Nevin, Pat McGill, Max Terral, Bob Harte, Dave Shelton, Ed Gregor, Rich -Garcia, Dave Harris, Tim Erickson, Bob Freeman and Larry Strauch. Lettermenis Here's the boys who've earned the letters In each sport, they're real go getters. Athletes who earned a letter in any sport offered at 'Bloomington are eligible for the Let' termen's Club sponsored by coaches Ev Phelps, Harold Letterly, and Don Lee. Sportsmen backed weekly recreation nights starting last spring and ventured to Helm's Hall of Fame. Newly elected officers were headed by Terry Stracke, presidentg Gary Goltara, vicefpresi' dent, Mike Gomes, secretary, and Robert Bled' soe, treasurer. RECEIVING AWARDS at spring sports banquet were Bob Freeman, Rich Garcia, Dave Shelton, with Coach Harold Letterly. F

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AA. Coeds alute Q196 Champsig Here's the girls who like most sports You find them in gyms and on tennis courts -Girls' Athletic Association whirled and sprinted through their biggest and busiest year, topped by monthly potlucks and various play' days. GAA'ers met the fundfraising challenge by selling candy bars to send song and yell lead' ers to pep school next summer. Hawking foot' ball programs, coeds also sold booster badges to stir up school spirit. Salute to 1965 Champs titled their entry in the Homecoming parade. The blue and gold float featured Steph' anie Maitone, Drill Team captain, and Linda Gibson, GAA president. Misses Margie Wood' -all, Ruth Knipper, and Eloisa Segovia advised the group. ' ai' -e fi A i ,9 -1 v 0 I J, II6 MODERN DANCE, tennis, track, and archery are illus- when attending southland playdays. Other sports offered l d ftball, basketball, tumbling, and volleyball, trated as some of the activities GAA'ers participate in incu e so