Bloomington High School - Bruin Yearbook (Bloomington, CA)

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rr'- HARDWORKING STUDENTS receive praise as the Principal's Honor Roll for last fall. Bottom row: JoAnn Ford, Louise Stanlielcl, Kristi Hambly, Sue Bertram, Margaret Baysing- er, Patti Robbins, Caryl Morton, Jeanette Bark- er, Sharon Apple, Row 2: Joe Martin, Jeanie McLendon, Jodie Grider, Alan Pratali, Ed Bar- low, Pat Gomes, Patti Black, Mickey Fox, Den- nis Youngs, and Ruth Glaze. A C automat- ically disqualifies one for the Roll. To make this takes a brainy soul You need top grades for the honor roll. - 'ftYf'if-sie--., , -e,, ff. . , -- K if 'l 7E SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY MEMBERS earn high acclaim with top grades. Row 1: Rayann Howe, Lorri Prill, Sharon Apple, Eva Diaz, Patti Robbins, Jeanie McLendon, Caryl Morton, Jeanette Barker. Row 2: Ruth Glaze, JoAnn Ford, Carolyn Taylor, Alan Pratali, Mickey Fox, D'ennis Youngs, Joe Martin, Karen Ham- bly. Row 3: Terry Stracke, Stan Eisman, Pat Gomes, David Shelton, Bob Freeman, Herman Price, Gary Goltara, and Elton Moody. Membership here is not a breeze You must obtain all A's and B's. To Academicians were spotlighted for the second year Eggheads fnot the Humpty Dumpty varietyj com as they were placed on the Principal's Honor Roll, a pose the National Honor Society. Mr. Norman Sharp rating which ,allows top scholars campus recognition. math instructor, advises the academic group that also Approximately 30 Bloomingtonites were listed each comprises many California Scholastic Federation mem semester. bers.

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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

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MEMBERS OF SCHOLARSHIP for first semester take time out from studies to read MAD magazine. Readers are, Row 1: John Baczkowski, Gary Turner, Ruth Glaze, Eva Diaz, Steve Prill, Carolyn Taylor, Elton Moody, and Sue Shevalier. Row 2: Pat Gomes, David Hensen, Mary Scholars Win o Wyatt, Rayanne Howe, Sharon Apple, Pearl Edwards, Don Castle, Dennis Youngs, Alan Pratali, Tim Taggart, Jeanette Barker, Mickey Fox, Wanda Corzine, Karen Hambly, and Terry Stracke. ademio Honors STUDENTS on Principal's Honor Roll from last spring, include: Jeanette Barker, Mike Pound, Mickey Fox, Wanda Corzine, Linda Cannistra, Ruth Glaze, Danny Manning, Sharon Apple, Terry Stracke, Karen Hambly, John Rycke- vic, Carolyn Taylor, Sue Da- vidson, Pat Gomes, Alan Pratali, Don Castle, Dennis Youngs, and Sharon Thieman.