Bloomington High School - Bruin Yearbook (Bloomington, CA)

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N N ANCE An event which was thoroughly planned by Girls' League members was the annual Girls' League formal dance. ln preparatiogi for the dance, the girls ask the guys. Since the girl's ask, they usually pay for the tickets. l For the first time, theidance was held off campus at the Mission Inn in Riverside. Inside the Mission lnn, the music room appeared quite large, but once the couples arrived there Xi was little room to provide for the 300 people in attendance. llAura was the band who played a large number of soul selections. Towards the close of the evening all nominees for queen were announced. The girl's were selected by the different clubs on campus. Lisa Howell representing Boys' Forum was announced as Queen, and led the dance after the coronation and everyone ioined in. The evening ended too soon, as couples wandered around the historic inn, which the city of Riverside is trying to save. At T2 o'clock, everyone could fondly say that, llMemories Are Made of This. gms in JP 0 Z. 4 if cn .A Z o .. C -. 2 N? E E i 5 'isI.,.saAffZg.-ski , w R is h A .- fli'fE.i3 .

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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

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UL'SS THER The projects Girls' League involves Themselves in are both of a humanitarian nature and a service to the community. Their name is well acauaintecfbythose families who receive donations during Thanksgiving and Christmas. Their big hearts are an asset to the school's reputation and the club finds more members who wish to ioin every year. Before school begins, summer plans are madefor Big and Little Sister day. The frosh girls were especially invited by their big sisters for a guided tour of the campus and a big ice cream feed at the end. The entertainment was exciting as the frosh were welcomed by the Pep Squad and the dancers. Later in the year during May, the Mother-Daughter Tea is held to wind up the Girls T62 Activities: . . Naturally league year. Mrs. DeCourten wa awarded at the last meeting c plaque for her service rendered Outgoing president, Joyce Hamada will be followed by another outstanding girl to replace her consistent work for the organization. Girls' League hai contributed and developec leadership quality in every member.