Bloomington High School - Bruin Yearbook (Bloomington, CA)

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Youn Frosh Experience Rugged Season Trix: t 1 gg. , . ' .1 , , ,ri fy: . N L, ' ':sf9,5fY? n X 4. 4 , . or. A I ll, 1 ' . V 'Q I an , it F .areas .ass-gi-rg,+tg.2'fv4sW.i4if:-' 'it' f i N ' . - , :un X A, I ,- B i ' Y rim' A Q W. . . ' . J! ' - I g -' 51, it ,. 42.1 ' --:yn ,M WES SHIPLEY, first baseman, scrambles to make play as Loren Henson looks on. FROSH BASEBALL TEAM includes - Row 1: Fred Lopez,'Kim With Steve Deever, Freddy Lopez, and Kim Thompson leading the attack through' out most of the season, the first year men played better than .500 hall all season. In league play the freshmen did well, winning all hut four of their outings. Their batting told the story of their victories. Their hitting strongly overpowered their weaker, but still competent, fielding. The frosh are trying to make the junior varsity next year while others are eagerly anticipating a tryout with the varsity squad. Sequoyah Jackson coached the squad. Thompson, Keith Evans, Steve Cotton, Loren Henson, and Cary Row 3: Mgr. Mark Aguas, Wes Shipley, Lloyd Goodrich, Mike Snelling. Row 2: Mike Williams, Mike johnson, Bob Bell, Bob Jaime, Steve Foster, Dale Stafford, Larry Turk, and Steve Deever. z.-Lgau ,. 1. Wilson, Eugene Oliver, Gerald Mermilloid, Mgr. Gerald Mock and Coach Jackson. ,QQ 99

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Farenis JV pikers Attain Recognitiong H if? wr N , H' .1 ,ID 42. ' X .X i533 J.y..BASEBALLERS include - Row 1: Jay Aguas, Jesse Elizonda, Dick Thomas. Row 2: jesse jones, Ron Mathias, David Henson, Sipriano Medrano, Mark Viviauo, Daryl Grapes, Jess Swick, and David Wright, David Pearson, Don Vigil, coach Chuck Faren JESSE JONES scores against Gladstone in a frosh game. 1 Bloomington's junior varsity baseball squad gained experience during the 1966 season. All of their games were close, but many turned out to be hearthreakers. The team consisted of many strong hitters including Don Vigil, Darrel Grapes, and Dennis Hen' son. Other players that deserve recognition are Mark Viviano, Wayne Mermilloid, and Jesse Iones.

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BHS Traeksters Finish Rewardin 1 Varsity trackmen placed fourth in league play with a 1f3f1 record. Bloomington's win was over Sierra Vista when Rogersmen swept all three divisions. Ty' ing Gladstone -with 4ar6lf61 score in varsity play the Bruin relay team, Mliflomes, Mike Pound, Gary Goltara, and Terry Stracke, set a new 880 relay record .ofa 1.135 il. During league meets, the squad won six first places against Alta Loma even though they lost with a 76f5'1 score. In prefseason play, Bloomington track' men were victorious over numerous schools in the area. Bruins defeated Aquinas High School in A, B, and C divisions. Bloomingtonites also journeyed to Eisenhower. ' THE VARSITY TRACK team members are - Top Row fleft to rightj: Howard Hanning, Mike Gomes, Gary Goltara, Roger Bernal. Jim Brown. Middle Row: Doug Lipscomb, Randy Hawkins, jeff Sharp, Terry Stracke, tom Row: Paul Huerta, Don Mangus, Clyde Halterman, and Mike Pound. ins' gi, fwf M6 This-'S+ . Us ,avr ' t i .Q C? '.1Z-Nbr.. V . my 34' 113' ,J fi i A. .-fins JA C, I. Q52 . L il' fil'5'?f-3 . . fs' if ' 9 nw 2 :fi - . Q3 1-f'-, . an -. , rs-5 .'aJ,--L-nw ff .. , - 5 : .A I Am 3:9 Ea L I HWS.. J -:Q-!'i -!- '- AF: 1-we: -- -lk---1-:K-'! ? ' F Gerald Maure, Byron Baldwin, Bot