Bloomington High School - Bruin Yearbook (Bloomington, CA)

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M q, 'x . at Q 4 5 P! -5 '--givin, Yi 1, I Q34 fi 1, 1 USHERETTES PROVE their services are worth while, Marsha Booth, Sue Bertram, Back Row: Patti Robbins they,ll tackle any affair. Bottom Row: Linda Donaldson, Grayce Chambers, Jeanne Graff, Jodie Grider, Karen Hain- Lmcla Moody, Sue Shevalier, Caryl Morton, Ann Ball, bly, Sue I-Iorsfall, and Linda juden. Usherettes, uill and Crollers Cover OLD QUILL AND SCROLL members try for the brass rmg Caryl Morton, Ann Ball, Jeanne Graff, Larry M.oore, Shirley Hill Jeanette Barker, president, Gracye Chambers, Donna Gates and Miss Nancy A. Nortoxi, adviser.

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FL Features Bathin Beauties, Speee es M ',-, lvl- . v. l ,QQJF , I . .4gfI,,,l , fa?-il . ' X Sfl i ' ,-F361 S. ,ji i ws- ,- F, 3, 'im B . - 'L - J:-3 . fi' , 3.1. Z . el '- 71 -'JS-, i ' '-1 -lil 1 -'ears-afi I ,Ll,1,.u :fggfa , . 1 - f 5 ' 1?Q 'fits-, s11z,aa4s4':E,, -gg, -is flsfgil .ng tj -' fr--fs:-'va -' COMPETING WITH other schools in a speech contest are Karen Hambly, Kathy Appleby, Carolyn Taylor, and Mike Prince. SPEECH CLUB students take time out from the race and bask in the sun. Patti Robbins. Carolyn Taylor, Karen Hambly, Kathy Appleby, Grayce Chambers, Susan Horsfall, Judy Gage, Marsha Booth, Gitta Fobian, Alexis Leonard. At each tournament, competition ran high But all' came through with a winning try. To be or not to be is not the question for Blooming' ton debaters, orators, and contest participants, who make up the local chapter of the National Forensic league, an honorary organization for high school speak' ers. Gaveled by Sue Horsfall, the group is advised by Mrs. Andrea Deer. Activities included speech tournaf ments at San Bernardino High and Valley College, the Lion's Club Contest, and debates. Their very Hrst play was Egad what ai Cadv About a villian so evil and bad. Egad what a Cad or heroism triumphs over villany -starring Herman Price as the villain, and Glynda Tay' lor, the heroine, with a supporting cast of thousands was presented by BHS thespians during the fall season. Gaining knowledge in theatrical arts, the actors traveled to the Center Theatre in San Bernardino and the Car' ousel Theatre in West Covina. l2l

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ADDITIONAL USHERS include: Sheryl Scott, Kristie Stuart, Kim Brinton, Jeanie McCl'endon, Patti Crnko, Hambly, Shirley Sampson, Emily Baca, Paula Renfro, and Linda Jaime, Pam Blanchard, Joanne Madden, and Debbie Stephanie Martone, Row 2: Danielle Cleveland, Carla Buchheit. Guiding, riting Scene , Publications Qualities for this group were poise and grace A neat appearance and a smiling face. Happiness is getting into school plays and Civic Light Opera free. Formallyfattired Us' herettes were in musical heaven as they guided parents through plays and theatre buffs to San Bernardino productions. Stephanie Martone, prexy, and Mrs. Kathy Stater, advisor, led the group in discussions of apparrel, projects, and activities. It talies lots of writing for the Quill and Scroll pin, Their banquet is heid at the old Mission Inn. Ambitious scribes enrolled in Journalism or Publications with 250 printed inches are eligif ble for this honorary literary group. Jeannette Barker, editorfinfchief of The Bruin Press, presided. Quill and Scrollers sponsor the year' end banquet at the Mission Inn where invited guests and publication and iournalism staff members preview the yearbook. NEW MEMBERS join the great race: Ed Gilmore, Jeanie McLendon, Stephanie Martone, Gracye fwho decided to be in both picturesj, Todd Blackford, Greta Nevin, Barbara Cotton, Lynda Gilbert, Ruth Glaze, Nancy Wyatt, Tony Deutsch, Patti Robbins, Kathy Jarrell, Carol Tymchek, Maggie Jimenez, and Dave Shelton. , ,QV , 4 ,- gf is 3' J 1 . A . f ,J 'N 'L 'i ,in 'al- Jail