Bloomington High School - Bruin Yearbook (Bloomington, CA)

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Charit Wo1'li Manning the library, stamping the books Librarians check dates with careful looks. Book worms and organizers, readers and Workers- the library monitors assist Mrs. Edna Robinson. Checking in overdue books, bulletin boards, and clerical work takes up the time they exchange for V2 unit of credit. The work qualifies them for student jobs and county libraries, and gives them the ad' vantage, for school work or college, of knowing the material in libraries and how to locate it. Bandages, gauze, tweezers and splints Visiting hospitals to learn health hints, Those who plan a career in the held of medicine are involved in the campus program of Health Careers, advised by Mrs. Jo Helman. Participating in numerous activities, the organizations members toured Patton State Hospital. Inviting numerous speakers to their club day meet' ings, the group meets under the chairmanship of Rayann Howe. They have sponsored a family at Christmas and joined the school in the various charity drives throughout the year. 3529 ALL ATTENTIONS are directed to the speaker Row 3 Irene Anderson Wendy Loessm Ethelette Tuckc who presents valuable infomiatipn to the group. Row 1 Teresa Strickland Bonnie Hood Carolyn Myers Vernita Rayamle Howe, Shawn Mvrenfgn, Judith Smifll'l'- Row 2 Stamps Row 4 Linda Turner Lorraine Baxter Bew erlv Linda Anderson, Susan Gates, Linda Brooks, Betty Lulcer Baxter Connie Thorne Audrey Gulliam Marsha Hansen

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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--

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MR. TOM BECKWITH, SPONSOR of VFFA, is shown with the Council. Oflicers are: John Baczkowski, Richard Thomas, Mike Gardner fPresidentj. Row 2: Bob Thomas, Ron Stuard. FFA OFFICERS pose in their trlick. Ron Stuard, Mike Gardner, John Baczkowski. At top: Bob Thomas. Assorted in l-llgh School t nuns 0 , A E 5 515:15 r if W 'ff - - M SPONSOR OF FFA, Mr. Tom Beckwith, shows off prize calf to the entire membership. Row 1: Bob Thomas, Dale Har-twill, Larry Stroup. Row 2: Bonnie Kaiser, john Baczkowski, Ron Stuard, Richard Vandergriff, Richard Thomas, Mike Gardner. Row 3: Donny Gaunt, Gary Owen, Jill I-Iartloroad, Margene Holter, Patsy Reeder, Pearl Edwards, Jeanne Shelley. Winning so many firsts, the FFA- Brings home the bacon to save the day. Future Farmers of America became coeducational for the first time this year when they allowed girls to join them. Six Coeds signed up. Mike Gardner represented the school as a delegate to the National Future Farmer Convention in Kansas City, Missouri. Bloomington also attended the state convention at Cal Poly College in San Luis Obispo when john Baczkowski and Bob Thomas made the trip with Mr. Tom Beckwith.