Bloomington High School - Bruin Yearbook (Bloomington, CA)

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'a ,gf GAA: Getting Together For Sports and Fun s -- 1 ' -. , if ' ' ' inf 5 wr , . .t' if 2-A f ze -if ' Girls' Athletic Association combines the philosophy that evf eryone needs fresh air, exercise, training in sportsmanship, chalf lenge through competition and good ol' clean fun. The girls meet various schools for GAA Playdays throughout the twin counties of Riverside and San Bernardino. The girls work tof gether, and that is what makes GAA fun and healthy. GAA ,Officers President, Marty Polingg V.P., Sherry Besawg Treasurer, Peggy Dodd, Points manager, Debbie Loncarg Sports manager, Jill Bai- ley, Publicity manager, Tina Hollingworthg Historian, Carolyn Osenga. gn J 1 1 .. f triit . 'lilies Bottom row L to R' Kim Ramos Eva Rodri uez Cher I Besaw - s S s Y ' Becky Ingersoll, Christine Lopez, Jesse Rodriguez, Cindy Hirtz, Rob: in Loyer, Mrs. Russell. Row 2: Valerie Powell, Charlene Rojas, Les- lie Tuttle, Donna Spencer, Starla Stearns, Waiida Justice, Rhonda- Stevens, Cindy Smith, Cathy Baca. Row 3: Sindia Caston, Diane Howard, Debbie Loncar, Pam Tubbs, Jeanne Kalin, Linda Wfilson, Claudia Livoni, Renee Moore, Colleen Gauthier, Lavonne Callahan, Cecilia Cornwall. Row 4: Madolyn Miller, Carolyn Osenga, Dona- gene Eilander, Lynette Erskine, Jeannette Ganino, Ida Winters, Lori Luther, Georganna Kokosky, Gwen Cherry, Robin Stevens, Peggy McKinney, Danelle Forgays. Row 5: Stephanie Blackwell, Kathy Medlock, Sandy Pancoast, Jill Bailey, Marty Poling, Lani Forrester, Tina Hollingworth, Vickie Knapp, Pam Patke, Peggy Dodd, Rena Hohnan, Sheryll Cook, Mrs. Webb. v

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SCFV8. Marty Polmg demonstrates good form on a backhand. Leslie Tuttle throws the ball ' high in the ait' for another' The girls call it a day. Plein or Fun Makes GAA Worthwhile Initiationz GAA Style The fun in GAA is not only the sports and competif tion, but the initiation. Green GAA members who seek membership must participate in the festivities if they wish to become active and permanent members. ' 1 A ,. Vs , Every new GAA member must experience initiation. This may mean wearing diapers, carrying a pacifier, and looking pretty silly. Robin Steven does a good job of fulfilling two initiation requirements.