Bloomington High School - Bruin Yearbook (Bloomington, CA)

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Use Defensive Strategy, Senior Pitehin H, ,Z New ww!! .f , N I JUNIOR FIRST BASEMAN, John Ryckevic, executes routine play in one of league conquests. GEORGE JAGGARD, senior catcher, rounds first base and prepares to head for second. I67

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arsit Horsehiders Coach Don Lee's Bruins had to rely on their defensive strategy, and Wellfseasoned pitching for the varsity base' ballers did not shine in the hitting department. The pitching chores were handled by seniors Ron Rosenberg and Mike Clark who posted high standings while keeping runs low. HARD WORKING varsity managers fl. to nj: Tony Morris, Bill Meitz, and Bruce Smith. VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM - Row 1: Rod Wright, Rovif 2: Danny Manniiig, Mike Clark, Gordon -Ferren, George Jaggard, Larry Strauch, Mike Vasquez, Mickey Mike Webster, Mike Southerland, John Ryckevic, and Fox. David Cooper, Marty Newborn, and Ron Rosenberg. Coach Don Lee.

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:U I ' ss Bruin's varsity baseball team, hosting seniors with four years varsity experience, held an upper hand over most opponents throughout the 196966 season. In prefleague play they blitzed through with only two losses. The Bruins at' tended the Indio Invitational Baseball Tournament in which VARSITY COACH Don Lee plots next move in Bruin game the desert area. they finished third. They competed against many schools in o I'l11I1 CHUCK FAREN JV Coach looks on during afternoon work- Ollt FROSH COACH, Sequoyah Jackson, watches first year action. In league play, as usual, it was a tight race between the three teams that tied for first place during the 196465 season - Alta Loma, South Hills, and Bloomington. At the time the Bruin yearbook went to press it was a two way tie between Bloomington and Alta Loma for second, with South Hills barely holding on to first place by one game.