Bloomington High School - Bruin Yearbook (Bloomington, CA)

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PAM BLANCHARD -One of BARBARA COTTON-Senior BETSY SMITH-Beginning jun- this years junior novices, shows substitute, makes a pretty picture ior song leader, promotes spirit for olf high spirts. for photographer. games. ll-School Pep Talks, ri inal Cheers SHERYL CROWLEY - An echoing voice throughout the gymnasium, distinguished the senior pepster at all games. Bloomington pepsters out on the field Their support made the enemies yield. Bloomington High, let's win cried six Coeds C the teams on to victory. While the yell leaders, c 'n hree seniors and three juniors, provided the vocal su rt, and gold garbed song leaders came alive and joinedvthe c eri generation. PAT BOYER-First year yell , K leader performed like an - pert. WM :Jn JEANIE lVlcLENDON-Behind her tiny frame yelled a mightly voise.

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,, p , A Q Hn- V xx bagel r isd n 1 fl if ' ,. g f . S7 'H H ,, WR X ,2 A X if -1 5. X J I wxgiff JEANNE GRAFF-Senior co-ed, NITA BLANKENSHIP-Heads DONNA BROWN smiles enthu- who participates in her third con- the group, finished two years with siastically as she makes her debut secutive year of varsity songlead- the dancing quintet. as a first year song leader. mg. Bloomin tonis Dozen lnitiates Routines, Sl-IERYL SCOTT-As substi- tute yell leader for the group, - she performed at various , games. 11, -Q aff,--fuse-P KATHY SHARP-Head yell leader this year, she has also been a member of the pep squad for three years. LINDA JAIME--Low throat- ed junior, Linda makes her vo- cal mark of distinction.

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