Bloomington High School - Bruin Yearbook (Bloomington, CA)

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-if , .. i s 5 i psf is LEFT PAGE: Lett, Swimming the 100 yard-backstroke is Carrie Hancock. Top Right, Junior Sharon White comes through 'with the 500 yard freestroke. Bottom Right, Giving her all out effort to win the 50 yard backstroke relay is sqphmore Mark Merck. RIGHT PAGE: Top Center, First year swimmer Tammy Roe l'butterflies on to a victory. Middle Center, Push ilng off to a good start are Tammy Roe, Sharon White and Carrie Hancocf Bottom Center, The girls' swim team. Top row, Mrs. Pound, Lisa Howell, Julie Cook, Carrie Hancock, Sharon White and LaVada Foster. Bottomilsowz Susan lrby, Tammy Roe, Brenda Giggey, Tammy Tatum, Barbara Pennington and Mary Merck. Bottom Right, Carrie Hancock looks on toward her teammates as they swim to a victory. Www'- , w,,, y M Jff' .. Girl's Sports . . . Naturally lO5

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GIRL' WI Again a rebuilding program is in progress for this season's swim team. For the second consecutive year Coach Pound has volunteered her expertise in the sport. As a result, a great deal of young women have k i ioined the team of which many are new-comers. According to Coach Pound she is wmore 'hopeful with many new swimmersufwho have tried out. The girls meet daily after school at the iunior high school where the local municipal plunge is located. The sport officially begins their league play in April and continues throughout May. At this early date, Coach Pound feels there are some outstanding swimmers, and cannot assess which events will be our swimmers strongest. At this point, iunior, Sharon White has worked hardest in the 500 yard freestyle, and freshman Tammy Roe is outstanding in the butterfly. Tammy has a good chance of Swimming the individual medley which is a lap of butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke and freestyle.. Girls' swimming is one of the last sports along with softball and baseball to end the second semester before summer vacation. Hopefully, the results next season with the rebuilding effort, will encouragingly show some positive results in individual swimmers, as well as in total team effort. L5 7' ,, , 104 Girl's Sports . . . Naturally .f..-wang, - s ., has-.I I !,,, ,954 F i l i Q i

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LADIE AT B The girls chance for placing near the top of the league ar e excellent, and perhaps, there could be a possibility for a SAL Championship. The girls began their season by clobbering Norco, the league's so called power, TO-l. If the Bruins continue to play like they did in the league opener they will be tough to beat. There are many outstanding players on the team and pitcher Peggy Gosney, left fielder Cathi Melton, third basewoman Leslie Chambers, second basewoman Lotti Melton, and catcher Kelly Rollins are Zthe team's main standouts. With the help of Coach Bennett and cooperation of each team member, the girls will be successful in their efforts to be a good ball club. Long hours or practice is their key to winning, anc the girls do practice hard. A positive attitude and good team spirit are also factors for winning. The varsity softball team has shown these trait early, and we should see one ofthe best softball teams which this schoo has ever produced. ,s, ! tE:L-Z LEFT PAGE: Left, Senior Kelly Rollins connects for a base hit during pre game warmups. Right, Senior Peggy Gosney lets loose with a fastball. RIGHT PAGE: Top Lefty Senior Leslie Chambers rips a basehit during the I0-l Norco victory. Top Right, Senior Janice Sinclaire makes a good throw to Leslie Chambers at third base. Bottom Left, Junior Lottie Melton and senior Cathi Melton demonstrate how to slide and tag. Bottom Right, Third base woman Leslie Chambers has an easy throw to nail a runner from Norco. lO6 Girls' Sports. . . Naturally,