Bloomington High School - Bruin Yearbook (Bloomington, CA)

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Vice-Principal Eplaees Administrative by is , wif JEQXRGS5 vi b i,f Vmiir A. aiiffhf sfo fi Wiffkif he fx?3 i. Q,,'i?3'iiiQ?a ,orgie- .1 DEDICATEE SMITH and Mrs. Pat Jacobsen, dean, head west for the Great Race. A man who has the courage to choose his pro' fession, Mr. Bob G. Smith, vicefprincipal, this year resigns as vicefprincipal to resume his wogef in the classroom. Noted campus discisiiinarianiii adviser, the administrator ear s and adiuhgrespect for his fairness and Shit iifhng Whgii d aling Withl school prolggmswgr. hairxkouncl the key tox u 1 Q ' . iaiiiisifywjfr Qs fig A v if N ki tv H i X. VICEPRINCIPAL Bos G. SMITH, aedicmce, Sims 0 .X the X U XMB if vGrear Race, the theme of the 1966 Bruin. Q .P A f px EJ .XX ' iv ii i ii in any N r W X XL XJ x 8 ifwwfjiiii Wm

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Positiong Resumes Instructional Career In 1962 a group of buildings on a forty acre parcel of land became a school, and Mr. Smith left Colton High to join the Bloomington High Staff. The sponsorship of campus activities, counseling, and discipline grew in scope and importance to fill his day, already packed with duties. A quiet man who stands firm in his beliefs, but scorns the bigotry often found in a modern world, the educator utilizes his patience and educational knowledge daily in his dealings with students and their concerns. Bloomington High School is a better place because of Mr. Smith . . . as is the world. gpg ,, ON. A CLEAR DAY you can see forever , . . Westerii Helicopters, Inc. snapped this view of the campus while flying back from an assignment.