Bloomington High School - Bruin Yearbook (Bloomington, CA)

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LEFT PAGE Top Lettg Freshman, Marty Cordova, Mark Obrovac, and Eddie Osborn in the wheelbarrow race. Top Rightp Varsity tennis player and iunior is Steve Gannon. Steve ioined the eating relay placing the Junior Class ahead. Bottom Lettg Homecoming junior princess, Ruthie Winters and her escort for the Homecoming assembly was Mark Schwaderer. RIGHT PAGE: Topg The Homecoming theme was llBruins Got the Power which is being held by our JV cheerleaders. Centerg First year on varsity yell squad is iunior Melanie Masterson.RightgOurtirstprime winning float was taken by Future Farmers of America with their theme 'lBow Down to Bruin Power. llf .c?l Q., 1 -

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' I I i l 1 i 4 1 BRLII WER The T976 Homecoming theme 'lBruins Got the Power wos exciting ond unforgettable. For obout o month eoch closs held flower moking porties to prepore their closs tloot. lt took o lot of time, plonning, ond costly nopkins. The winning tloot wos oworded to the Future Farmers ot Americo with their .theme llBow Down to Bruin Power , second ploce wos won by the sophmores, ond the seniors ploced third ploce to the delight of undergroduotes. Other octivities tor the week begon on Mondoy with the bot roce which wos won by the seniors, ond the closs pyromid l48 Activities. . . Noturoily wos won by the iuniors. Tuesdoy wos the wheelborrow roce won by the seniors, cmd Wednesdoy wos the eoting reloy which wos won by the seniors olso who devoured opples, peonut butter ond bonono sondwiches, ond jello. Thursdoy wos o inservice doy ond we hod o doy of rest from school which led to Fridoyg Homecoming gome ond the donce. Those who ottended ldonced to the music of llMizzouri Foxx , o fovorite bond occording to our students.

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' I -Cl nu nl LIPER IGHT Although the week was cut short with Veterans Day, Friday evening was when everyone really became excited and soon everything that had been planned for weeks was about to take place. There was a big crowd at the game filled with alumni and students. A bit disappointing was the fact that there weren't very many returning cheerleader s. to aide the homecoming game night with their familiar yells. Throughout the first half, many Bruin fans anxiously awaited half-time in which the parade of traditional napkin l5O Activities. . . Naturally stuftted floats slowly traveled past the crowd. Of course the highlight of the evening was the announcement of Kelly Rollins as the l4th Homecoming Queen. Upon the return of the team to the field, the score of 7-20 lit brightly after the half-time. The colorful fireworks and helium-filled balloonsfilled the dark night sky. lt wasn't until the third quarter when the FFA float was announced the top winner. Phil Flores was named the Most Valuable Player by the Bruin Fan Club. Member Don Vigil presented him with the traditional trophy. Concluding the night, hundreds of students and alumni returned to the campus and danced to the music of ever - popular Mizzouri Foxx. The dance was well attended due to the selection of the band. lt brought Homecoming to a happy end even for the upcoming graduates who become sentimental at all events which quickly become their last. 'nf'