Bloomington High School - Bruin Yearbook (Bloomington, CA)

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px l M 1:5 I' , . , , jf x, Q K . sa sg l .E A 1A. A-F 3 NM , C, i s , is Christina Mace Ralph Bam Susan Dimse Coordinating Editor Sports Editor Coordinating Editor Robert Myers Photog rciphy Adviser UILL A 49 ia Scnoii NK'- 2l6 Publications , . . Naturally BRLII YE RBCCDK Naturally... no better team of people could be associated in the publication of BRUIN l977. lt is indeed unique to gather a professional team of advisers and an outstanding group of students who are also members of the California Scholastic Federation. Paul Cales, graphic arts teacher, has offered his expert advice and initiated a very unique situation for BHS.We are the only high school in southern California under Taylor Publishing Company to compose Asscciote Editor Victor Mena Editor in Chief Francine Parker our own type tor a 232 page yearbook. Mr. Cales has spen more hours than we can count or typing and directing his graphii arts students who composed ou copy, captions, folios anc headlines. Again, another first is the fact tha we are also the only school ir perhaps the entire state to have c photoiourrxalism class schedulec purposely with the publication: class in order to co-ordinate the work of the yearbook with studen' photography. Robert Myerst photography teacher, has expertly perfected a photoiournalisn program which involves the printin of photographs to size for th BRUIN publication. Our lucky streak hasn't ceased t fail as the publication class als gained a member from the Colto community five years ago, Marilyr and Dale Jones, professiona photographers. This family tean provide film, color prints, senioi portraits, sports team shots photographic equipment patience, friendliness, an professional advice. Plus,we'v gained another friend early i October, photographer Dale Flynn professional colleague of the Dale

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LEFT PAGE: Left, Kanold, adviser for BEAR FACTS, transforms into one of his diabolical moods during one of the staffs! period of last minute preparations before deadline timeiT0p Righty Page editor, Vicki Perry has worked on the staff for two years and spends hours before each deadline organizing her section. Bottom Right, Cliff Hollingworth, sports editor, preparescopyontheteletypesetterto complete his pages. RIGHT PAGE: Top left, first semester iournalism students. Top Left, Mark Hendricks, Craig Fulkman, Dennis Blum, Jon Metcalf, Cliff Hollingworth, Ken Thomas, Sue Pennington, Steve Kanold. Middle row: .lay Parker, Steve Koeppen, Melanie Masterson, Vickie Arnold, Cathy MacElroy, Debbie Russell, Lisa Cyphers, Wade Washabaugh. Bottom row: Vicki Perry, Laura Baca, Deborah Juri, Robin Lehfeldt, Laura Zurcher, Lori Bradley. Left Center, Editorial editor, .lay Parker has worked two years on the staff, but BEAR FACTS will lose him as Jay graduates at the end of the term. Right Center, Page editor, Laura Baca, ties up loose ends for the paper, This is her second year on the staff as well, Bottom Right, Kanold, Baca, and Parker enioy a few chuckles at the light table before they begin theirserious attemptto meettheir hurried monthy deadline. ..A The Arts.. . Naturr' ly 215

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X Valerie Rolerkite Coordinating ECliY0f 3 it . Q , inymws. 53' lm... vi. ' F David Land Coordinating Editorll LIBLICATIO lones Photography Studig, low lucky can one get? Pretty ucky, and there's more. Editor, Francine Parker is Jerhaps one of the most dynamic, :reative, and organized editors in 'he campus' history. Busy Throughout the year, Francine kept J determine and positive outlook, 'arely complained about her hard work, kept an eagle eye on all oages prepared by other members, and become a perfect example of true 'dedication as a yearbook editor. Coordinating their efforts behind Francine were coordinating editors: Christina Mace, Susan Dinise, Valerie Rolerkite and Alexa Arabatzis. Christina's conscientiousness to complete any given project would make' .any teacher proud. Susie is bright and spirited, and her contribution is evident in almost every section. Valerie was one of the most patient staff editors, as she never revealed her frustration during her efforts to do a good iob in everything she attempted. Alexa's approach for perfection, and extremely good English skills will give critics of the yearbook something to think about in regards to the misconception that a yearbook is totally pictorial. Ralph Baca and David Land, sports editors, kept a good solid pace of recording sporting events for both girls and boys during the year. Their wise choice of action shots and accurate copy reflect their hard work. Of course, the summer school students who contributed a great deal of work can't be ignored. We give great thanks to Linda Baca, Darlene Barker, Kathy Gardner, Vickie Ochoa, Lisa Reasoner, Linda Sage, Wade Washabaugh, Pam Wollman, Anna Wood. wwf' Summer School Staff if Q9 L ,,... . . S fffff .,.. , ' f Alexa Arabatzis Coordinating Editor Pati lshidc Yearbook adviser .. s 2 Paul Cales Graphic Arts Adviser Publications . . . Naturally 2l7