Bloomington High School - Bruin Yearbook (Bloomington, CA)

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LEFT PAGE: Top, Senior third baseman Vic Montoya rips a base hit against Yucaipa. RIGHT PAGE: Top, Frosh team members. Top row: Coach Taylor, Scott Powell, Paul Gutierrez, Daniel Wilson, Steve Rendleman, Mark Obrovac, .lima Willise, Charlie Pagano, Phil Rivas. Bottom Row: Mike Parrish, Mike Estrada, Herman Boyer, Matt Bland, Marty Cordova, Robert Carter, Greg Khuns, Kelly Martin, DeAnn Land, Michelle Fleming. Bottom Lett, Gary Powell throws from his first base position, he also doubles as the right fielder. . ffl Varsity baseball members are Mike Ashman, Alan Drake Steve Graham Montoya Dwayne Owen Rick Pacheco Jon Proud M,ke Rendleman Rc Albert Guerra, Bruce Haskins, Frank Kistner, David Land Ron Matava Vic Rendleman Frank Salvador Clarence Wilson Couch Hour Mr Mccollur l4O Boys' Sports . . . Naturally

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I TR - IVILIR The intramural sports program is for anyone who is willing to participate, and Mr. Bennett, Boys' Physical Education department head, teels it is an integral part of LEFT PAGE: Lett, Dusty Vick and Sandy Melton trying to score a point tor their team. Center, Don Console and Angel Echeveria, are the badminton champs. RIGHT PAGE: TopCenter, Sophomores Tim Feldhaus and Tim Eyestone are this seasons' tennis champions. Top Right, Mr. Bennett is a promoter for intra-mural compeftition and teels it has a positive future on our campus. Bottom Center, The winning basketball team. Front row, Charles Pierce, David Mancha, Guy Cobern, and Joe Delgado. Back row, Humbenta Escamilla, John Ayers, Mark Mancha, Danny Padilla. Bottom Right, Larry Gabbert on the challenging team catches a rebound during the intra-mural competition. I42 Intramural Sports . . . Naturally the total co-curricuar program in sports. The students who aren't on a varsity team have a chance to play a sport that is on a higher level than a regular P.E. class. The sophomores and freshmen are the main class groups who are playing even though it is open to all grade levelsLPresently few girls ' it any, are involved, however, Mr. Bennett encourages everyone to involve themselvesintheintramural program. The first sport of the year is basket ball, usually in the fall ' 4 i Y' f QV X 6. as M QM tollowed by badminton, tennis soccer, and horse shoe toss. Anothe sport that Mr. Bennett would like ti have is maybe, football, but th game always has its drawbacks, to instance, not enough time during lunch and the sport gets out of hani at times. A good program needs 50 pe cent of the student body playing during lunch. But not enoug teachers are willing to give up thei lunch hours, however, Mr. Bennett i a full believer in the program, ant the participation is good. A- .sv