Bloomington High School - Bruin Yearbook (Bloomington, CA)

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TRACK FIELD The varsity track team started the season slow. Their league record of 'l-3 reveals this fact. The team is bascally.young,with many juniors and sophomores filling the top iobs. There has been new additions to the coaching staff this season. Head Coach Burnett now has assistants Paul Labarrere and John Durham. Cpach Labarrere :workes primarily with the sprinters, while Durham helps both the shot putters and the discus throwers. Mark Marnati and Mark Lundy, both shot and discus throwers have excelled tremendously with the help of Coach Durham. They are among the best in league. The team was hurt at the beginning of the season with the l . .A i , T . Q ' I -f R s ., as gi vs - -,J, , s, g Q Q' ff 1 K A . J 3 , K K Sf f as Q? 175 J 0 LEFT PAGE: Left: Senior Tony Reeder takes a first place finish in a meet with Norte Vis ta. Right, Bob Maruna struggles to keep the lead over Norco's runner in the one mile. RIGHT PAGE: Top Left, Keeping the Bruins in lead are iuniors Mike Pennington and Kevin McGee. Both runners compete in the one and two mile events. Top Right, Soaring to new heights is pole vaulter Gary McMullen. Bottom Lefty Jeff Forrester, high jumper, is among the best leapers in our league. Jeff also runs the hurdle races. Bottom Rightglunior Mark Lundy is shooting for the league title this year in the shot putt. T34 Boys' Sports . . . Naturally loss of sprinter Darryl Horn. Darby holds the school record for the TO' yard dash and his overa contribution is missed. Runners Vi Mena, Guy Zinicola, and Ric Creekmore put a great deal of timt and effokm into the program. Along with Coach Burnett, they hope tha as the season continues, the timt and effort will successfully pay off 'N-QQ I