Bloomington High School - Bruin Yearbook (Bloomington, CA)

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is MER wi lv MARSHA BOOTH 'JIM Hicxs I ME ORIA Marsha Booth, a girl of honor and judgment, integrity and maturity . . . a favorite of students and teachers, died in a tragic automobile accident when her adult life was just beginning. In the span of seventeen years, however, Marsha's enthusiasm and involvement in school activities led her to numerous student offices. Her excitement over new ideas and belief in the innate good of mankind made her the kind of individual who reaches the heights of achievement no matter how short the time. Iim Hicks - a man who loved people and was loved, a boy who played foot' ball and was admired, an American who loved his country - packed a lot of living into his seventeen years. Eyes that twinkled and a smile that wouldn't quit - these were lim, a Jim who made others do more than they thought they could. He was from Texas, but his heart was wherever he wasp His courage and faith were exemplary and he never lost either. ,lim gave more to the world and its people than most do in 100 years.

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, Y M , FFA VICE-PRESIDENT Bob Thomas displays trophies won for Champion Beef Showman and Champion Cow. BATWOMAN, Ed Gilmore, shakes hands with Mark lJerjiS, emcee at the Senior Dress-Up Day DHIICC, after Wmnmg Most Criginalv in dance contest. 54 -IP Photo s Catch otion Seniors and teachers end the year with traditional activities, but constantly introduced new ideas. Faculty members held the second annual square dance while upperclassmen danced garbed in costumes from senior DressfUp Day. Other dances included Girls' League and Boys' Forum plus the year end IuniorfSenior Prom. GIRLS' LEAGUE QUEEN Jeanne Graff poses with bou- quet of flowers while escort Larry Moore laughs at camera- man's joke. 3, A

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Xp, ,f ROCK OUT!!! Tuning in on the latest fads on campus Toni .Favia, Sharon Apple, Patti Black Ruth Glaze, Patti are members of the junior class council. From left: Pete Cl'l1k0, Lene- Nevm, Max Terral, Marty Newborn, Todd Blackford. ' Junior Class Nears Graduation tatus Third yearers skidded through a maze of moneyfmaking activities to finance the May Prom for seniors fand juniors tool. Council members faced weekly meetings, selecting junior rings and crest. Style numbers, gem and color were decided on from numerous ideas presented by Herff Jones Company. Mr. Richard Cox, junior counselor, headed stu' dents through junior testing. STEP and SCAT tests were also given to academically minded classmates. Dramatists were jacksfoffallftrades when they not only presented Des' perate Ambrose, but had to assist in raising money for the class. Max Terral, prexy, guided upperclassmen in assembly yells and the year's events. READY FOR THE big parade is the GAA-Drill Team home- coming float. Representing the two organizations are Linda Gibson, GAA president, and Stephanie Ma-rtone, Drill Team captain. , I-f ,. . I ,T ' 1. db S xl w M li A . ,J ENN 6555 f W xii 5 Q, iiiii MUS W eil ii all CLAS DAY representative Todd Blackford shows off his clashing at tire.