Bloomington High School - Bruin Yearbook (Bloomington, CA)

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LEFT PAGE: Top Leftg Tony Baker, Cliff Hollingworth, Vic Mena, Ben Munoz, Nicky Howard. Top Rightg Front Row: lesus Carlos, Darryl Osenaa Larry Gabbert. Back Row: Ryan Forrester, Phil Young, Kathy Jackson. Bottom Leftg Director Tom Morrow, Bottom Right5,lFrontRow.iKevir1 McGee, Ben Adame, Joey Peyes Back Row: Jerry Warren, Mine LaPaglia, Andrei Stegger RIGHT PAGE. Topg Mr, Morrow and his concert band display talent at christmas assembly. Bottom Lettg Choir member Mark Schwaderer dresses up as Santa Claus and fills the stockings, Bottom Righty Getting every one in the holiday spirit, is Pat Sperling and the choir singing Christmas carols. 2lO Activities. . . Naturally

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21 It you accidently step into the Graphic Arts class your eardrums will be filled with the hum ot printing presses, teletypesetters clicking rhythmically, and the computerized photo-typesetting unit rolling out its composition. It's a busy class, and instructor Paul Cales has only one pair ot hands and legs to send him aiding one student and then another the next moment. The class and its students play an important role to the school and the district as the advanced graphic students work on the BEAR FACTS Uewspoperf PICA literary magazine, BRUIN yearbook, Slover Mountain High School yearbook, Bloomington Junior High school newspaper, and class schedules, programs tor play production, cluk functions and too many other item! to list. The rewards ot the class is tc see a given proiect completed anc the vocational education involved i1 not bad either, as the graphic artf students are employable in a tielc where the demand is great. Without the help ot telesetter: Andrea Sedmak, Cora Coleman, and Kim Reed the BRUIN yearboolf would never be completed. 2 Arts Naturally ,,,......u--v' 1, n 3