Bloomington High School - Bruin Yearbook (Bloomington, CA)

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RIGHT PAGE: Top Left, Gary Baysinger, Lowell Cross, Cris McCool, Bob Maruna, Wade Washabaugh, Edward Young, Brian McGlothlin, and Christina Mace choose and edit their short stories for PICA. Center Lett, Three members ofthe essay group are iuniors Alexa Arabotzis, and Paul Bartolomei , and senior Donna LaGue. Center Right, Chris Andazola, Anne Garcia, Jose Rodriguez Jesus Carlos arrangethe cover page, title page, and biographies ot the writers. Bottom Lett, ,Also assisting the essay group is senior Darla Guilliam. Bottom Right, Poetry group are senior Andrea Sedzmok, iuniors, Tammy Roosa, and Barry Butts. QQK 'ev .f

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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

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If anyone says it's easy, and there's not much pressure, then, the student body has the wrong idea of the demands of the journalism.ClOSS production of THE BEAR FACTS. Everyone on the staff will attest to the fact that its not easy to produce a monthly eight page newspaper for the student body. The majority of the editors are two year veterans, and their experience aides the other inexperienced writers and lessens the pressure which builds to a strong point during the last week before submission to the printers. Without returning editors, Darryn Tuthill, Jay Parker, Vicki Perry, Laura, Baca, Gnd Cliff Hollingworth, and the graphic arts department, the newspaper would not be able to accomplish it's get 9 214 The Arts . . . Naturally excellent coverage anc publication. lt also is imporant tc remember that behind the scenes the advance graphic arts studentf have been supervised by Mr, Cale: in the use of the teletypesettei lperforator J keyboards thephototypesetter uni- lcomputerized photo-type setting unitl and the headliner. Unlike out sister school, Colton High, the iournalism must paste-up their copy and headlines. The staff not only learn journalism writing, but c profitable vocation as well.