Bloomington High School - Bruin Yearbook (Bloomington, CA)

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Services , Uffices Girls with a goal of a business career Joined this club, which started this year. Future waqefearners formed a new ,qroup-the Commerce Club. which initiates commercialists into the medium of business. They sponsored a Halloween party where students could throw sponges at their favorite f or notfsoffavoritej teachers. Their ac' tivities, according to Mrs. Jan Corcoran, also included a Christmas party. Student store is really handy They sell pencils, cokes, and candy. Cash 'n carry fundamentals of retailing are under the direction of Mr. Bob Short, advisor for the student store. The group learns salesnianship and merchandising. A large chunk of the ASB treasury is derived from daily receipts of the store. The establish' ment is manned by enrollees in store training. Running from the office, to and fro Across the campus, the monitors go, Monitored for sound, information, errands, and paper work, students with free periods or a study hall, check into the-oflice and are transformed into clerks, typists, collectors, andfor messengers. Loud urgings of monitor reverberate through the front offices as administrators and secretaries call for the students' services. Z MRS. PAT AMBROSE, principal's secretary, helps ques tioning students. OFF TO THE SLOPES for a break in office routine. Snow riker, Joanne Keiser. Back row: Alvina Lopez, Kathy Moss, bound monitors are, sitting: Lorie Prill, Susan Curran, Charlene Scott, Lydia Cardona, Gail Miller, Vicki.Maroney, Maria Hanks, Brenda Causey, Sue Davidson, Diana Cars Linda Wilson, Carolyn Hicks, Angie Medina, Gordon Kozlowski, Joe Jimenez. + t A .ul ei ' s ,iff X 3 1.12, Y il, , nfl, Q rr- ig, , H ' ia Sli 'fi' v ' ' , ,, T A- i as A1 f A b iif'kk2T , ' iq ff' 511 Vila P My sr, , , W W Q , 1, 1 , i i M v-.ss ' r, , Q 1 asf

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Business- infled Handle Store, Clerical COMMERCE CLUB girls try for work and sun tan. Row 1: Kathy Moss, Jimmie Lou Baxter, janet Halse. Row 2: Alvina Lopez, Teresa Strickland, Vicki Campbell, Vicki Taylor. Row 3: Sue Davidson, Donnie Thorne, Mrs. jan Corcoran, Dorthea Ferris, Sandra Wilkins, Sharon Thieman, Kathy Tollison, and Sharon Pfleger. WORKERS PICNIC after a hard day's work. Enjoying CYOWICY, Karlgv Jarrell, lim Bi'0WI'l,.LlUd9I' l?2rber,DHm1Y the picnic are: Betty Ingram, Wendy Lossin, Lenore Vin- M-ontler, David Pyle, Gary Gaffman, advisor Mr- Bob son, Sandy Wilkins, Marilyn Sharp, Maria Hanks, Rita Sh0l'f,- D311 Carter, and Karen Knnmett-

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Cooperative Service Clubs Couple Trips, 5,51 I vs' . ,lu N .4 1- iii-... l..v 5::?it ' 1 -i ::'f'1 : Y J.: ART CLUB will paint any and everything. .First row: Gouin, Kristie Hambly, John Vigil, Vicki Taylor, Kathy Jarrell, Shirley Hill, Matthew Hanclis, and ,Carolyn Tym- chelc. Row 2: Marilyn Mitts, Melanie Gilmore, Sylvia Clark, Nancy Wyatt, Lynda Gilbert, jerry Morgan, and sponsor, Mrs, Joan Orrelle. Sponsoring Clash Day, a wild success The Art Club is active, each year as they progress. Art Club members wormed their way into the Homecoming Parade and splashed the cam' pus with posters and paint. The group daubed on sets for plays, hosted a Clash Day, and co' sponsored the bookworm float in the parade. Support of a local family at Christmas time and a winter trip to Los Angeles to View museums were two of their major projects. Lynda Gilbert headed the group, and Mrs. Joan Orrelle spon- sored the painters. I30 LYNDA GILBERT, Art Club president, enjoys a fun- filled day at a near by amusement park. , 1' '55 ' ' ing: ll 'M 3 x ,.., ,1d-1--