Bloomington High School - Bruin Yearbook (Bloomington, CA)

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PHC O TE The Photojournalism class has an exceptional group ot photographers this year. The statt consists ot senior Tom Holt, junior Chris Costello, and sophomores Steve Koeppen and Ken Thomas. They cover all the school activities trom sports to dances and concerts. Koeppen and Thomas have contributed a great amount ot time tothe yearbook and newspaper. Along with snapping and printing photos tor the yearbook the photographic team takes photos tor PICA literary magazine and the school's BEAR FACTS newspaper. The class is advised by photo teacher Rob Myers, who directs and appoints the team to ditterent Octivities C1r1Cl helps develop thi photos taken. Our school is very lucky in thi photography department. We art the only school in Southern California that owns so mucl equipment. It is putto good use witl such photographers as the photi class. 218 The Arts . . . Naturally -, f--an fa i. 4- a Nba ,cv . QS., S i ,,,.. ,,.- ., 3

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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

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X70 Q7 gf7 WZQQQKZ 77, !, f f ,MUK diff! af 530 Zffjff jf Zi! ,544 H in jzvfwf jZg LQ4 if i aff' W7f55f7Z ff I c osiN ' F REWELL. . . NATLIR LLY A...L...-. In selecting the theme for the Bruin 1977, we spent many days trying to discover a certain image we could portray in pictures as well as in written composition. We were looking for a creative theme that would fully-reflect student life on and off campus, and its environment. We finally summed up all the ideas and decided on Bruins.. . .. Naturally. Our goal was not only to show the theme throughout opening and closing sections but on each and every page as well. Along with the new theme we decided totry some fresh, unique ideas in the way of yearbook trends. A new suzed cover, non- traditional school colors, and more color pages. We feel we have achieved our goal in producing and publishing o more comprehensive yearbook foo BHS students, faculty, administration and community members. On behalf of the i977 yearbook staff, advisor, Pati lshida and myself, we hope that you will find thisf yearbook a memorable one for now and for years to follow. Your editor, Francine Parker Closing Farewell , . . Naturally 2l9