Bloomington High School - Bruin Yearbook (Bloomington, CA)

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LEFT PAoE1.'Raghf:senaof, can Huneycutt was awarded for her the participation on tennis team by Mr. Odenbaugh during Fall Awards Night. Lefty Football's most valuable player Phil Flores was honored during the Homecoming game. RIGHT PAGE: Top l.eft5 Senior, and songleader is Katina Arabatiz as she plays a director for a 'lPost Raisin Bran skit that songleaders and cheerleaders put on during one of the pep assemblies. Top Rightg During the 'lRaisin Bran skit iuniors Melanie Masterson, Kathy Rolerkite, and Valerie Rolerkite played the role of a raisin. Bottomg At another assembly the flag twirlersolso putona skit which was called 'llf I Were a Bruin. Sylvia Jones played Elvis Presley, Debbie Gludd ployed as one of the cross-country members and Sylvia Lopez was a motorcycle rider. Activities. . . Naturally 181

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WARD IGHT Semi-annually letter awards are given to varsity team members and special recognition is also distributed to junior varsity and frosh athletes. The Fall Sports Award Night was held in order to give tribute to athletes in girls' T80 Activities . . . Naturally tennis, football, cross-country, girls' volleyball, pepsters, and the coaches. For football, Most Valuable Player was Phil Flores, and Most Inspirational, Jim Holodg and Most Improved Player was shared by three Iettermen, Darrell Horn, David Land, and Ralph Baca. Also Offensive Lineman, Jerry Warren, Defensive Back, Mike Proietti, and Offensive Back, Kevin Spencer. Cross-Countries Most Valuable Player was junior Kevin McGee, Most Mileage, Bob Maruna, and Most Improved, Ken Bias. Tennis honored Most Valuable Player, Gail Huneycutt, Most Improved Meri Cobb, and Julie Cook. Volleyball's Most Valuable Players were Les Chambers and Peggy Turner, Most Inspirational, Janice Sinclaireg and Most Improved, Lisa Howell. By surprise, the pepsters were given a bracelet from the football team in appreciation for their help. The Pep Club was formed by Janice Everard, but since this year, th.e pepsters have kept the spirit ofthe club aliveand have,planned their pep assemblies torLthe gfudems 10 get tqtally involved. They put gn assemblies to honor the sports and wish them good luck, s

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MGVI N ' Two clubs which promote cultural awareness in our rural area are Usher-Usherettes and the French Club. This is the second year in which young men have joined in what has been basically an all female club. These students have helped in ushering for all the plays performed on our campus, as well as a few plays at the Civic Light Opera in San Bernardino. Presently Mrs. Martin, librarian clerk is the service organization's sponser. The French Club had originally planned a trip to France durin Easter Vacation, but due to som minor difficulti-es' in the plannin they are hopeful for one trip inth near future. ln the meantime, M Rogers, club sponsor, enjoys takin his students to various Frenc restaurants to sample the tast cuisine. 3 i :K :sm -fu -' ffif x in 15 ,Q -g's3,?':,3,s.' . W - . page 2.3.1. .4 N, , V , ,sQ,,,.f, -.1 Y, - f . f.g,,4 -. ,- l82 Activities. . . Naturally