Bloomington High School - Bruin Yearbook (Bloomington, CA)

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CHRL' LE GUE llTo be involved in school activities, is the short response Joyce l-lamada, president, gave when asked why she joined the Girls' League organization. As quiet as Joyce appears, she works hard and tries to perfect every activity so it becomes a successful venture. Mrs. DeCourten is very proud of the president and the executive officers of the League as they take every activity very seriously. The events are numerous, and keep every member busy and sometimes exhausted. Too few people realize that Girls' League is a service organization. They involve themselves with frosh welcome day the week before school officially opens. Thanksgiving they collect canned goods and purchase a turkey plus all the trimmings for a needy family. Christmas brought along class competition for the food drive. The tricky iuniors deceivec everyone and waited until the las day to bring their quota pass every class and win the food drive by c substantial margin. The League goes on with its business every month whicl' includes girl of the month selection Valentine's formal dance preparation, mother - daughtei tea, and not to forget the final days in June, the yearbook signing party. The word active is ar understatement, and the League deserves every encouraging worc and praise. ,,w, , ',jj.,,ig,.2,1'.fg1' QM, 5 7 , Zigi . 559 i 'A'7ie,:msvf'w ., 9. . ,I 11.4 fm r ,. ,, vs. . A A I A - 1 ,.., . ' . ,nf f L, 177 I 1 v--...., M T 1 'au rv Q! 7' N f 2 . . I V3 f-.,, .Y.rr ,ff T58 Activities. . . Naturally K,

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LEFT PAGE: Top, Nominees for Girls' League Queen. Valerie Rolerkite, Pep Club, escort Jim Holod, Maria Valenzuela, Hermanos Unidos, escort Tony Gutierrez, Joan Senter, Girls' League, escort Bill McNeil, Francine Parker, Dance Club, escort Dave Bland, Peggy Turner, GAL, escort Marty Lozano, Cheryl Meek, French Club, escort Marty Atkins, Kim Martin, FFA, escort Steve Gannon, Cheryl Persel, Drama Club, llene McGlothlin, CSF, escort Mark McGee, Lallette Harris, Choir, escort Paul Bartolomei, and center, Queen, Lisa Howell, Boys' Forum, and her escort. Bottom, Mr. Inglis, principal, and his wife are posing for the photographer at the Girls' League Dance. RIGHT PAGE: Center, Queen Lisa Howell and escort lead the dance after the coronationJRlQlWfi Lallette Harris and escort Paul Bartolomei walk to stage as her name was announced. T60 Activities . . . Naturally -L E MN