Bloomington High School - Bruin Yearbook (Bloomington, CA)

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CS BRAINS Latitornia Scholarship Federation is a state honor society which recognizes top students on each secondary campus. In orderto ioin car, a student must submit grades and is screened tor entrance. Academic classes are important in calculating the total points tor admission to this select honor group. According to Mr. Cox, adviser, the privileges are numerous. Members may apply tor a privilege card which include a maximum ot three ditch days, special tield trips to college campuses and areas ot entertainment. Also the group gets together tor potlucks and games on special nights during each semester. In this case, being a brain has its trials, but it also has a great deal ot rewards. Otten times students will belong to Lbt tor three or more years, and at the aemor Awards Night they wi be honored toi their studiousnes with a lite membership certiticati and honor cord to wear during graduation exercises. lhis year Leslie Chambers wa selected president and was alst nominated by the taculty tor tht Bank ot America liberal art plaque. .0-Y Cir. 174 Activities . . . Naturally

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CYS' FCDRLIM Led by president Marc Schwaderer and advisor, Mr. Sharp, the Boys' 'Forum cabinet hold weekly meetings to discuss proiects and ideas. Electing boy of the month is the responsibility of the cabinet. Each month a plaque is presented ,. V .-sff W. x m to a deserving boy in the school and he usually receives his award at a student body assembly. The Boys' Forum is also in charge of operating concession stands at basketball and football games as well as operating the football parking lot. The money earned by these activities usually goes into a fund that buys awards and takes care of any other finances the cabinet might run into. Also this money is used for a scholarship given at the end ofthe year to a boy the cabinet feels is deserving of such an award. This boy usually is a good leader and student. Each cabinet member is elected along with the ASB officers at the end of the year. There are two representatives from each class and officers who include, President, Vice - President, and secratpryf treasurer. At the end of the yeario barbeque is held for old and incoming cabinet members. Plenty of food and drink is a good way tc end the year. l T76 Activities. . . Naturally 1