Bloomington High School - Bruin Yearbook (Bloomington, CA)

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I v , i i i LEFT PAGE: Bottom, The Hermanos Unidos members. Top row: Mr. Manzo, Clara Sandavol, Doris Hernandez, Teresa Rivera, Delia Sanchez, Pam Romero, Leah Ledesma, Doreen Ouiroz, Yvonne Ayala, Anna Escobar, Maria Valenzuela, Blanche Medina, Martha Guzman, Donna Rodriguez. Middle Row: Angela Campo, Teresa Campo, Hopie Guitierrez, Arlene Carrion, Cindy Basoco, Lupita Curtis, Jessica Castillo. Bottom Row: Pat Escobar, Corina Sewell, Lulu Bernal, Annette Rodriguez, Pj'AiSillC1 Sanchez, Jeannie Millan. RIGHT PAGE: Top Center, Hermanos Unidos President Anna Escobar with club sponsor Mr. Manzo. Top Right, Cinco do Mayo queen Blanche Medinalcenterj with princesses Pam Romero arid Anna Escobar. Bottom Right, Junior Mark Mena submitted his interpretation for the design contest which will adorn one of the walls on campus. His theme is ot brother-sisterhood and communication between all races. Activities. . . Naturally l65

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IDCDS ITED With a change of advisor and new president, Anna Escobar, Hermanos Unidosf aim has been toward relieving racial tension on compus. Earlier in the winter, a controversy arose regarding the racial slurs on an unofficial designated wall. After numerous discussion between ASB members as well as other students a resolution was made to hold a contest for a mural to be painted on a designated wall. Junior, Mark Mena submitted his version of a theme to promote good feelings about everyone racially and politically. The club has come a longway in promoting their culture and philosophy. Traditionally, the biggest eventfor HermanosisCinco de Mayo. This year's candidates for T977-78 Queen are Doris Hernandez,- Maria Venezuela, Clara Sandoval, Yvonne Ayala, Delia Sanchez, and Leah Ledeslma. Fqllowing the formal C0it'O'npll0n is ,the Cinco de Mayo dance. A The club is very active and they try to hold meetings monthly with their advisor, Mr. Manzo, to discus: future,plans and field trips. 'Mg T V - ,I K' ton .2 A vi A B ,Ag c 7 6, f l64 Activities . . . Naturally 4. A

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LLIB LIR The German Club under the supervision ot their sponser Steve Kanold, spent a rewarding month in Europe last summer. The group, consisting of eighteen Bloomington High students, traveled through the countries ot Germany,-Switzerland , Austria, England, -Belgium, and Italy. A The students earned the money torlthe trip by the sale ot candies, putting on dances, and having a banquet with President Ford's son, Steve Ford as the guest speaker. The rest of the money was provided by their parents. Each ot the students also received ten credits for this ple-a-surable and very educational experience. Many of' the students who participated said they were shocked with the lack ot freedom the people have under Communist rule. Steve Kanold, not only is the sponser, but also a teacher ot botl German and English. Mr. Kanolc had the aid of friends and relatives to act as chaperones, those being two women for the girls and one tor the'boys. All the chaperones paid their own expenses, lust like the students. Activities . . . Naturally . ,.,- f ,nad 449' ii.