Bloomington High School - Bruin Yearbook (Bloomington, CA)

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Faculty Meets Student, urrieulum Needs, TALKING AND '-IOKING, the faculty is caught in one of their more relaxed moods, Row 1: Duane Cash, Ameri- co Testa, Ada Riddell, Lawrence Crim, Catherine Stater. Row 2: Robert Myers, Edward Stegger, Cleve Kindall, Kathleen St Clair, Jan Perez, Nlerlin Rossow. Row 3: Bill Bloomington High provides a full array of depart' ments with teachers assigned to their fields. In the P.E. department are Margie Woodall, Ruth Knipper, Elosia Segovia, Leo Guest, Ev Phelps, and George Kurlak. Mathematicians include Claude Johnston, Betsy Stuckman, and W. G. Thomas, Special Edu' cation, and Norm Sharp. I6 Rogers, David Anderson, Everett Phelps, Harold Letterly, Sequoyah Jackson, William Sachs. Row 4: Claude Johnston, Richard Cox, Thomas Welsh, Keith Jestice, George Van Gelder, Bob Smith. Bill Rogers, Kathy Stater, and Tom Welsh make up the Foreign Language division while the Science curiculum is taught by Ed Follett, Art Brimhall, Dave Stauffer, George Van Gelder, and Bill jen' nings. Teachers in Business Education are lan Cor' coran, Harold Letterly, and Bob Short. Don Lee teaches Difivefs' Education.

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Pedagogues Introduce 'Newi ath, Science OTHER PEDAGOGUES wait for scheduled meeting to start. Row 1: Ruth Knipper, Margie Woodall, Joan Orrelle, Pat Jacobsen, Nancy Norton, Jan Corcoran and Herman Price. Row 2: Erma Allison, Jeanne Hough, Eloisa Segovia, Jo Helman, Edna Robinson, Gwen Jones. Row 3: Stevc Andrea Deer, Steve Hickel, Keith Jestice, Bill Muckleroy, Nancy Norton, Jean Williains, Bill Sachs, Jan Perez, and Richard Cox complete the Eng' lish department. The Industrial Arts area includes: Chuck Fleenor, Tom Beckwith, Americo Testa, Sequoyah Jackson, Larry Crim, Eddie Stegger. Dave Andersen is the MIISIAC man. Hickel, Norman Sharp, Billie Jean Williams, Betsy Stuck- man, Chuck Faren, Dave Stauffer, William Jennings. Row 4: Leo Guest, George Kurlak, Arthur Brimhall, Edson Follett, Robert Short and W. G. Thomas. Other instructors include: Duane Cash, Cleve Kindall, Ada Riddell, Kathy St. Clair, and Chuck Faren in the Social Studies department. The Arts and Crafts section is composed of Joan Crrcllc, Mei lin Rossow, and Roh Myers. Erma Allison, Jeanne Hough, and Gwen Jones tez1ch'Ho1m' Economics. fivlrs. Allison doubles in Special Edncatimrl