Bloomington High School - Bruin Yearbook (Bloomington, CA)
- Class of 1973
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Fs'f w.L: ,vi ...?f53:5 :if-:TS 3 ,9QV ' Wm f 2 -- -LL! is f . w :QW I 1 'WSP A f ' . , 5 ' I , I 1 -r gf S I ? 1 w ff w , ' ..2i2ifU ,, sf aff, M W M ' .1 EN w i i - fr lm M gf 'N ' V Y' 2. i - Q Associated Student Body - The Voice Bloomington High's ASB Council, the students contribution to the running of the school, was- led this year by President Joe Crnko. This year's council was responsible for much of the activity on campus. They sponsor things ranging from Homecoming Week, to the Fringe and-Garter Fling, which announces newly elected ASB oihcers and symbolizes the end of school. , jj ,iw ' My, Kmiiii, ASB Council - Left .to right: joe Crnko, President, Cube Valdez, Secretary, Karen Hamada, Reporter, Ben Factor, Vice-President, and Bob Lowl'y, Treasurer. Changes in the Making One of the major decisionmaking projects the council announced to the student body were major changes in ithe constitution. After reviewing and inf forming the students through the House of Representatives, students went to the polls to vote upon revision of the Constitution. The major change which took im' mediate effect was Convention '73. A new method for electing ASB officers took place on campus, as well as replacing the House of Representatives. The result? Very positive, vcry impressive, and fun according- to the participating :Tri Front row, sitting: Mr. Manzo, Joe Parker, Bob Lowrey, 'Ben Factor, Tim Bealer, Elaine Vandagriif, Rick Castro, Ruben Sandoval, Char- joe Cmko, Cube Valdez, Karen Hamada, Robin Stevens, Tinou lene Rojas, Regina Ramos, Debbie Belmudes. LeGrand. Back Row: Sherry Landis, Penny Pruden, Ken Alvarez, Wy. 1-I , , f 5 la? ,. H ...,j 4 'lf' af tp QQ q - l Q .. , g 1 Q it I Af' i r Q . .M Q . S 'ig in s l. K V fix' . 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Mrs. Webb and Debbie Belmudes await anxiously for the first couple to arrive at the dance. This year's Girls' League had a very eventful year be' ginmng with the traditional Big and Little Sister Day and ending with a farewell MotherfDaughter Tea. During the year the council works together as a team dividing up jobs and getting things ready for another event. Much of the success of the Girls' League is due to the help and cooperation of the sponsors, Mrs. Corcoran, Mrs. Knight, and Ivirs. Wheaton. it It Girls' League Cabinet - Bottom row, L to R: jamie Baldino, Laura ett, Sandy Aarron, Leslie Tuttle, Karen Lujan. Not pictured are Marunai, Beckie Ingersall, Debbie Belmudes, Melanie Shoaif, jesse Paula Davidson, Jerri Nichols, Rena Mag-oni. Rodriguez, Karin Brunmier. Back row: Jenny Kushner, Kim Trick- I5 ,l,jg.... 11 ,f,.-' Y W .f X N1 W .-9,5 ,ll A Qi. My . ah 4 ., ,au-f. afkl '41, 'wig lx HF: l ' N? ,f' lg Wi?-R K' Q ig, 9'- 'M . 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Under the sponsorship of Mrs. jones and Ed Gregor, and the leadership of Ken Alvarez, the'Freshmen were able to develop new ideas. It is this class who began the tradition of having a Frosh princess at Homecoming and they had the honor of. taking first place in the Homecoming float competition. Keep up the good work Class of '76. In Memoriain . . . Steve Park, a freshman, had just begun his life, but it ended through tragic fate on May 5, 1973. !L. 1 L: -1 I ef -H7 731 f if .t el. - ' - ' gfzfij, , ' Ei!-'les Frosh Advisors Mrs. Jones, and Ed Gregor. Facing a New Experience Many faces of the Fnosh clas Ig- E. 2 E ' - 1 1,3 :lx ' . 1 v. iz' , vV..4 f'i'2+?llf xg ' wr fi W. , ' X7 . 4 1 Bi , .2 fn I 5 M H. HM W?':::g WT if - -1.1: . ,Li nf ' 1 i. nf i,Q,,,l,.?, al . , 2 ,- Q E Q -5 ,-ml L5 ,z ggi A QE Y.. 55 m Freshmen Letter-Carriers Display Letter Carriers always with -a smile, lead th'e Bandland Drill Team vos, '1'oni Rindone fsitting in for Laverne Espinosaj, Deann Bomar through many complicated routines? From L to R are Debbie Osen- Peggy Chadwick, Vanessa Lusarcli, Leeanne Squire, and Wanda ga Barbara Krueger, Mary Martin, Becky jaurigue, Herlinda Rive- Roeseler. ' 'E ' l Tradition Breaks Downs ' Frosh Have a Princess! A new attraction has been added to our Home' coming festivities. This year for the first time the Freshmen had a princess to represent them. The three lucky girls who were nominated by the Varsity Football team are Cheryl Wilhelm, Tru' dy Knapp, and Tracey Keyes. After the ballots had been counted, the winner was announced . . Trudy Knapp! . . 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Y' I Charles Dunham Regie Dunlap Mary Dunson Brian Eagles Donagene Eilander Karen Eisenlord Ed Elizonda Carmen Enciso Leticia Enciso Mike Escoba Dale Evans Mark Everard Tony Feldhaus Anna Fernandez Tom Fernandez! Donald Fischer Robert Forgey Lani Forrester Tommy Forsythe Leila-me Franclsen Frank Frias ' Michelle Furlong Kimberly Gavbbert Wesley Gaddy Linda Gane Kenny Garcia Ruby Garcia Steve Gary Brenda Gasche Theresa Gauthier Evelyn Gocken Mario Gonzales Virginia Gonzales '29 Michael Graham Barbara Grapes Freddi Gray Robert Greenfield Denise Grillo Debbie Gwin Rick Hafty Cyndi Hammond Jody Hanna Bruce Harjehausen Linda Harker Marvin Harrell Cynthia Hendricks David Hennessy Larry Hensley jerry Henthorn Kenneth Hernandez Raymond Hen-rem Frank Higginson Cheryl Hillce Cynthia Hirtz Scott Hoffman Paul Holley Lorie Holman Geoffrey Hopper Wayne Houchens Cindy Howard Randy Howard John Howell Regina Hubbell Ricki Huddleston 30 7 if Rick, gentleman to Jerry. Sophies Jeanne Bradshaw, a typical Sophie, gazes into life as it passes her by. Q51 'Jn 'Y ' ix f K K L tvx' I I! W 1 S .j'E5f.5' ,3 :.,::. 1-fi 'X W N kg X 5 ,, H J - W xx Q fr 6 1 W 'Q 4, - ,1:1 ,.::: 5 gg gf gli 2'-- - ':': 'Q ezr 2555 . -A I Ei Q Q 1 4 ' Q N5 ' .L 5- 'gi :-: - ' . sr f ' 11 ' ., A W K ,E-V .,. 1 2 IV? 2 , - y- f. .:. .1 V V ,,-, ' ' , ., ,, , , ,gi We G Q A Y' Q. 1 , , 2 M, ,Jf, 'Vt N3- ' , q - . u 'V' XJ. ':- A lf: . -Q , ' 'f 1 1 'if ' I '--Q? 1 N --1 Ji -my 'J' T , , 1, ,iw X If Q' gg SNP ,Ji Y ,L 115' 1-N 'H' aff x' . JI N f ggi ii V ' Q , I V.. E .. , W W,.,ii.1 f Z Q ,pg 11 ,mfiyx IX , if , gf f I Y- W : 3 : - 'Hgh ' 1 1 . ,Qs i l ,,.- f f ., , - A-f,g ,g5:i. -552 Q l Sophomores Smile As Second Don Jacobs gazes back at a hungry student who is at the student store. Rodney Ness Cynthia Nicholls Terry Norris Dena Norvell Carolyn Osenga Roy Page Rosalie Palomera Sandy Pancoast Bruce Park Pam Patke Timothy Peck Barbara Penticoff Susan Perazzo Charles Peterson Frank Piantadosi Charles Pollen Robert Powell Valerie Powell Keith Price Doris Pritchett Clara Quezada Year ls Ending Anita Ramos Kim Ramos Connie Ray Donna Reed Patty Renfroe Peggy Renfroe Mike Riddle Alfred Rodriguez Daniel Rodriguez 33 ,W F? 7 ' :M ' 5555532 ' 'AMA I ,,- . 5 f . 'f-.A . 1 ,-f-lluuuggfa,-A ' ' 5,- fm-'.-.,i ..,f A MW ' - ' ' 3:-5:sfi:: . , ' Z M ' ' an ' ' - Ezzsizf i ' 1, - M -'- :gz , Y ,, 55.3 , :.fs2'g. -'- M Rl,-9 P, f. - l W.. 4 M , V Q,- 'A ',,,' M m ., - ?V -Qi ' -, ' ,M - .: is 5,-gigqf w Ei, a x w , li ?KZ QQ gm-s Amy! X F Aavff x fig Q K L i ff 563253 .ff :fy :ff y1f:.-2:2 A. .4 W,.,.k ,, .wisasill Sf!-3212 Zssw - W-vw A V 1 . 2 N L W 3 X u 1 ml mx, I .iw ,A -4+ . , 1'-. X12 5 ,al I 5' H, PL, X A X lf xi -'B Cliff Yost Michael Yount Randy Zacharias Barney Zimmerman Lisa Smerber Janice Smith Kathy Smith Mike Snellings Sharleen Sorensen Paula Sowell Stephen Sparks Barry Sperling Susan Squire Nlatt Stamper Starla Stearns Cassandra Stegger Robin Stevens Donna Summers Marla Supernaugh Patrick Sweet Bill Sw-ope John Szenyes Peggy Taylor Jack Thompson Kathleen Tilton Mafrgaret Tindall Hortensia Torres Carrie Tromhley Kathy Tryon Randy Tubbs Ermina Twombly Debbie Wadley Marilyn Wmnpole Marlon Warren David West Donette Wheat Margarite Wheeler Allen Wiley Allen Williams Martha Williams Melton Williams Ida Winters Ginger Witt Dolores Wolff Cynthia Wood Margo Yanez 35 All Mighty Juniors Ri Q ? ' 4 . X N ,, N u l is - :fa xi x:r.1,..f, ' ' ' 511 ' Wil H a , , 'i.3'Wfmgg:w, yay! H H - ,-yeysgh' was ' il 9 ,A gl junior Council get together for a major decision discussion. ! Af I. Paula Davison shows spirit at luau. 36 , Gayle Byers, Pam Harrison, and Laura Mai-una are trying to make work more ple ' ant by enjoying a short brunch-break in class. V in Spirit and In Studies . . Wi The Junior Class Council has made many major de' cisions this year, one of them was the IuniorfSenior Prom. The prom was held at the spacious Indian Hills Country Club. Council members are: President, Tim Bealer, Vice Pres., - Dave Andersong Secretary, Debbie Duddingf Treasurer, Susan Ryckevicg Girls' League Reps: Leslie Tuttle, and Jeanette Caninog A.S.B. Repsg Charlene Rojas, Regina Ramosg Boys' Forum Reps: John Ziegler and Jerry Scott. -W-,ii-f Upperclassmen ham it up, whenever they can, and wherever they' ,Q J- 4 MXN w , i ii? ,439- r , ' can ! V ! . Dave passes the afternoon ugossipingn with Kevin. Mr. Rogers proudly presents Mark Washburn with an award for X-country. Boy and GirlStatez Here We Come I f f Each year a Junior boy and -girl are selected to attend a special confer' ence. Candi Ritter- will attend Girls' State at Squaw Valley, which at that time she will learn about governing procedures in California. Boys' Stater Page Leonard, will attend the Uni' versity of California at Davis where he will be given similar information concerning California government. Boys' State selection is based on the infcoming ASB president for the fol' lowing year. Girls' State selection is done by the faculty. David Addington Rayanne Agnew Peggy Alldredge Echard A Allen Susan Allen Kathy Alves Frank Amaya Debbie Anderegg Dave Anderson David Andrews Chris Appleby Glenn Arthur Kenneth Asche Cheryl Ashley Bud Avila Esther Baca Flora Baca Ruth Baca jill Bailey Pam Barber Joe Barnes 38 Junior class member Laura Mamma won't return with her class next year. Not because she doesn't want to, but because she has received a scholarship to attend the University of Illinois special school of performing arts. Laura has displayed some of her special tal- ents iat the Father-Daughter banquet and during half-time game activities. Cheryl and Cindy are caught betweeni classes. sl 5 's t is fr ' f 1 ' bg.: F' , 'I - 5' ' Q - .,.,- T '1 f, . , U N ' Ai 1 HJ.-,+f im sr, - - .. U . 2 . ' ff sf xwfa ..' 4f'f sf' mf' u.-1' 1, ,c I , 1- 41, Q 4:5 4.949 lv Q r if ' :Q in ,N 1 4, . J -, V Yu .Lf..aLpw:-gs-1-u.-..-.Q,,. t . ' f ': '?:15:a F? , Q., - -215 . wi . 5 - If A - . x Y, A Q K I Q es W '4 fgq-ffr' 4.9-f ' -wffggk . gg ,fel VH' A A, .1 5. 1 i W 'W' f jf.. X' f lfw i . P. YV za, . , :Haw WY i gf ff f ,,,.., i J 2 ,WV Q. 6 if? QQ vid' I Veneeta Canoy Ruben Cardona Monica Carlos Victor Carriaga Marie Casillas Mark Catren Robert Causey Kimerlyn Cherry Diana Clark James Coleman Lynda Collins Ricky Comini jim Conley sheiyu cook Steve Cook Randy Cooper Michael Cotnam Sandra Cottom Valerie Coulnian Susan Davids Glenn Davids Paula Davison Sandra De Leon Donald Deever Joyce De Paul Peggy Dodd Ramona Drinkhouse Debbie Dudding Peggy Dunham 40 w V-1 l K 'K of Cliff Earhart Sheila Easterly Cheryl Ecklor Barbara Eisenhuth Janet Elam Laura Enos Lynette Erskine Frank Estrada Steve Estus Connie Farned Robert Flynt Christine Foster Cecilia Fraijo Curtis Fraka Brian Frandson Ronald Franklin Debra Friend Wanda Fuller john -Gaines Raymond Gaitan Jeanette Ganino Jerry Garcia Robert Garcia Ken Goff Caroline Govin Howard Griefnow Kenny Guilliam Gordon Gutebier Rosemary Gutierrez 4l Terrie Hamada Sherry Hammonds Scott Hancock Deborah Hanks Bill Harcrow Bill Harmony James Harrell Berta Harris Pamela Harrison John Hash Glenn Hensley Rebecca Henson Terry Hess Bob Hillce Julie Holman Donald Holt Pamela Holtscla w Twila Hood Greg Houle Diane Howard Barbara Huddleston Lili Hugunin Lois Huneycutt Glenn Husted Bobbie Ingram Ann Jaurigue Cora Jimenez Cheryl Johnson Ernest Johnson Pam Jost Debra Kallas Sheree Kelly Denver Key Pamela King Victoria Knapp Alan Land Marti Law Bonnie Laws Michael Leighton Page Leonard Crystal Lightle Brenda Ling Deborah Loncar Ricky Loomer Debbie Looper Joanne Lopez Sandra Louks Frederick Luehr Julie Lujan 42 Joe Luthie Pam Macardican Debra Manning Kirt Mansfield Bill Marchio Barney Marron Donald Martin Laura Maruna Steve Matava jerry Maune Barbara May Darlene Mayrant David Nledina Irene Medina X w Ruben Medina Lisa Mehefko Dolores Meitz Lenard Mendoza Stephen Mermilliod Jeff Michales Grant Miller X e e e Dancing to the Maya Sound Studying and getting ahead is very important to all lun' oirs, but there is always time for pleasure. At the Home' coming Dance, the Maya performed with the lively sounds of today. It was a great way to end Homecoming, And Seriousness ' 2 fmwffreaw A W J- 4 PQ., -- -.,.-- . gl J Ee M5 N 3' 'K E Qs 7 I P. ,.n' XJ. .1-. 2 1 xfx X X Y - f S,-2553 il 1, 9 'C Q J' Jx -'fx Pep Squad Lead by O O O I' Song and Yell Leaders combine their hard efforts at pep assemblies. . . . Spirited Juniors I!! X X klfgff' 7 x N x . QW , I Dean Padie Cynthia Page Barbara Parker Gary Parker Don Patton Williaiii Petersen. Debra Peterson Randy Pistone Karen Pope Kevin Pope Terry Poplin Russell Pound Tom Price Penny Pruden Charles Pruett David Ramirez Anthony Ramirez Yolanda Ramirez Regina Ramos Debbie Rcasoncr Patricia Recd 45 I it ' , , ..,s,,,, . , 'Tea .A. ,H if-vs U P! H' . 4 iw- f , QF ' E N., Q, EMM .Mgt 4 . f,. . , .,.. 1 . ., . V1, M . ff A 1' N' , 'si ' Q 2 1 X 1 in . . --' ' Qi -..- ..-Q .. ,. 4 ff?- I .A-','2i'. Q. LL,-ing ' Zi-A .. . TX ' , a...,.. K if 1- MD -IQ Q55 , 4' QL , , 'ix ,1 ' 'K W We v, . W, , 2' x -5 ' 'xii 1 2 3 junior Song an -A Q Wm New Dieu! Leaders have got the spirit!! A. 5 l 1 P ' Theresa Szenyes Christopher Taylor Leonard Temby Dennis Terry Jan Thennes John Thomas Nancy Tilton Pamela Tubbs Sharon Tuthill Leslie Tuttle Carlos Valdez Pete Vanflenburg Sharon Vaughan Cherri Waller Kurt Wampole Donna Ware Mark Washburn Bruce White Don Wiles Maria Williams Michael Williamson Richard Wilkerson Linda Wilson Don Winters Robert Worrell Rebecca Yadon 47 Administration Run the Administration Ernie Mobley George Iddings Richard Cox David Dowling Bob Velasquez ii 13 i George VanGelder Shirley Sorensen 48 But Here s the Backbone The Board of Education We should all know these people through much hard work and campaignmg. Thanks to these people, who got the bond passed. Bloom' ington stands to benefit from the bond passing. From right to left are: Eulis Hubbs, Dr. Owen J. Cook, Snowden Rob' erts, Reverend Henery Tuthill, Norman A. Neste, Pauline A. Garf cia, Dortha Cosley, and Ruth 0. Harris. 49 Q! if English Total lnuoluement Are Key Words Department Steve Hickel Nick Cmko Verna Wheaton Billie Williams Pati Ishida Ann Knight Roger Kowalski Social Science Duane Cash 50 l Gwen Jones Paul Russell l Cleve K Ross Hoskins l Among Bloomington Educators Math Science Department ' Dave Weese Sid Lycan Dave Stauffer Art Brimhall Department Norman Sharp Yeam Lim Bud Johnston Special Education Special educational programs are instmctecl by three very special faculty members. Erma Allison continues her Special Education program, but Bob l l Ed G h ro ram new Brays raw anc regor ave p g t s to the school, a pilot program involving a Mini' 5 I Faculty Work To Make Life Better Business Education Hal Letterly Marilynne Hudgens jan Corcoran john Green New to our teaching staff this year is Iohn Easy Green. He has taken an active part in our school this year. He coaches Var' sity football, Junior Varsity has' kethall and tennis. Along with all this he runs the student store. Welcome lvlr. Greenllll i 1, iiflmff ff A Home Economics' A iw ' , ,gi If 1 X i ' hh lm' r Q 7 i I X l ,. fydfjf ll 'rbbfffv Cf' , , J!-f X4 Qjflf Lynn Powers Gwen Hansen Fine Arts David Andersen Rob Myers Marg Amstaduer Merlin Rossow Meco Testa Foreign Language ' ThomasiWelsh ' B B Bill Rogers Dale Barnhart Dr. Noioioi Georgi Bob Bridges The Foreign Language Department is without their popular German and Latin instructor Mr. Thomas Welsh. The students of Bloomington High would like to thank you for all you have done for us. Whenever you were needed you were always there, never thinking of yourself, but doing what comes natural. You have brought spirit and happiness. Thanks for everything you've done. New partftime language instructors have been added to the staff for the second semester, unf fortunately, too late for publication deadfline to add their pictures. 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American Field Service is in its first year on the campus, although the organization itself has existed since World War' II. ' i This year we have two foreign visitors, Tinou Legrand of France, and Taner Dernir of Turkey. They are living with students junior class' man Gayle Byers and AFS president Hurley Roberts. Tinou and Taner have adopted American families, as well as good ol' American cus' toms. tice .4-41 exchange student, Taner Demir. QNO- Tinou Legrand foreign exchange student shirt, . from France. .QI Peace For Mankind in the World E Dr. Taner operates on Joe. ls he still alive? Taner and Tinou enjoy meeting other exchange students K-ME Meet AFS AFS is the most active organization on campus, They have to be clue to the fact that each year S800 is needed to obtain a foreign student. The -organiiation will also be able to send a Bloomington student to a foreign land next summer if enough moneyis earned. The organization is small, but the extra work, plan' ning of activities like KfMEN basketball games, pancake breakfasts, car washes, and bake sales bring their goal closer. ' 59 1 , 4 A lU3JI.11-1 : A . f, atv! Writing, typing,' clipping, rearranging, and pasting up layouts are endless processes as newspaper staffers work M11 JW E v M, V6 figs gm' 60 Q . 09 1 ,ga sl C'o0f3iaog559' V339-ow? 5632353 as E531 Bzfvcxgow GWB? dgixiwif Q M 4555-ggi' 9 gavgazllax ea9'5S no A 5 xref' as qi 0 ,D ,a C' QW 5 tee gavage t 900 AYAAQ U Q A ' V fa. 4951, fm , ZBRUIZK F5555 Repoffsvfq-rg1,,, 5 0556 160 Y'd25l,,cK 0 60 f V x' -afgx' em .PW .99 Gs When will it ever end may sound like a familiar vvoeful phrase, but the HBRUIN PRESS' staff members are used to the tensions of newspaper life. Nothing is ever dull, nor is there a lack of nothing to do because deadlines must be met. - With the aid of a retuming, experienced editor' infchief, Vicky Knapp, and advice from Mrs. Knight, and Mr. Gales from the print shop, Vicky and her staff were able to print special issues throughout the year. v 7' - First semester group only Back row L to R Ken Har ohn Bennett. First now: Mrs. Knight, Debbie Snodgrass rell Leonard Temby Rick Moore Don Benton Second row Tma Hollingw-orth, Editor 'Vicky Knapp, Gayle Byers. Caro Dominic Bono Gary Mendoza Greg Sparks Dave Chapman lyn Giouin. ' ' ' ' ml 1 i.. t 1 1 j,:,-T1Qll12,wiQQ -1, 4 V ,-f,e ,,-ji'-J,,,' : 'rr ' X33 ll ' 'F 55:22 .' le, Valley? Future Ranchersz FFA FFAers this year have been really active. They won many awards and prizes. They were in many activities and again attended the annual Orange Show. They took first place in an tarenashowing. Their new advisor this year was Mr. Eric Fromm, who put out alot of time and effort to this organization. l ns F igg , 1 : -in T ' ' 5 f -' f - 'lt If 'ul . -.fe- . .,-L+., in Ya. lif e? FFA officers are bottom row, L to R: Randy Hanks, Glenn Arthur, Carolyn Saw- telle, Rick Prichard, Candi Ritter, Elaine Brown. Tina Burt, FFA Chapter Sweetheart. iks you can see FFA is one of the largest organizations on campus. BHS students should be especially proud of the numerous awards FFA has won for Bloomington. WWE if , 1 Bloomington Hlglfs MECHA Club Bloomington High s MECHA is an organization made up of Mr. Velasquez, who has helped students raise funds for scholar- Bloomington s Mexican American students. Cinco de Mayo is ships. In their second year the club 'had many fund raising events their big event of the year This year the club is sponsored by such as the candy cane sale and their Queen contest. Honors Spread Amongst Class of '73 Daughters of American Revolution Every year a Senior girl is select- ed for the Daughters of American Revolution Citizenship Award. Eliz- abeth Cordova was chosen on the basis of outstanding citizenship, scholarship, and her participation in school activities. Liz was honored with a DAR pin and certificate, a-nd she becomes one of many special members of the DAR chapter. Ish.. 1 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Competing amongst many other Senior girls, Debbie Belmudes qual- iiied as Bloomington's district win- ner of the Betty Crocker Home- maker of Tomorrow Award.. She has a chance in the regional divis- ion, and Debbie can win a sizable monetary scholarship. The special testis administered every year by the Homemaking Department for the Betty Crocker Industries. Lions Club District Speech Contest Winner Lois Hunnicutt was named the district winner of the an' nual Lion's Club Speech Contest. She competed against final' ist Jeff Gricler, and Sherry Houseworth. The topic regarded the responsibilities of an 18 year old. 63 mmmyaylllmarlld Seniors Honored By Bank of America Each year Bank of America awards ,special plaques, coveted honor. Those seniors not pictured are Karen Ha' and certificates toloutstanding Seniors in various fields of mada, Artg Randy Hanks, Vocationalg Ivlike Sperling, study. It is through the recommendatio is of department Music. chairmen that the following students were chosen for the Gina Zinicola . Debbie Belmudes Joe Crnko 'H3I'91d Ledbefflil' Liberal Arts Vocational Arts Fine Arts SCiCI1CC 85 MHthCl113liCS- CSF Membership Doubles Its Size , jf! ' 4' f' I' 1 V. 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HM 1 11 4-514 2 sis 1.1, 'aw 2 othing Refreshes Thirst or Fills Empty Good service and low pricesl' are Student Store mottos. A i ' s f Student Store Training Student Store Training is one of the most popular classes in Business Education and probably the most valuable for the stu' dent. The operation and management of a snack bar and student school supplies train the student for an outside job during the summer or after school in a foodfhandling or retail job. If any' thing, the students certainly learn how to count money and distribute correct change to their customers. Going into the red is something the Student Store does not want to face. .ick dis la s a uick, nimble hand at the cash re ister as he keeps up Stomaches Better Than Brunch-Time At the Student Store Perhaps the most popular center on the campus is where there is the smell of sweet snacks and cool drinks. The Student Store attracts all the students, but it also lures swarms of bees, which take advantage of leftfover ugoodiesu in the trash bins. 1 P Y q 8 ith the pace of the hungry student customers. The Kind Observer Business teacher John Green keeps a watchful eye on students, merchandise, and their transactions as he glee' fully slurps a peachy yogurt dessert in the corner of the Student Store. sa! 53 ' JY' R.yS 3 , Courtesy and Service To the Community Row 1: Janice Mc' Mullen, Jamie Baldino, Debbie McMullen, Ter' rie Ctt, Barbara Eisenf huth, Donna Davis, Darlene Smith. Row 2: Berta Harris, Elaine Par' ker, Dale Steinhoff, Cin' dy Nichols. Row 3: An' nette Berford, Debbie Little, Terry Las, Julie Ctt. Row' 4: Michele Furlong, Lorie Maicirn. 70 Usherettes At Their Best The Usherettes are a small service club who are active in the city of San Bernardino. The gals can be seen ushering anxious theatrefgoers at the Civic Light Opera during various times of the season. The girls do not receive pay, but their ref Ward is viewing top Broaclway musical plays, and meeting many types of people who appreciate their service to the com' munity. -Usherette officers are Janice MCM,UllCl1, Treasurerg Terrie Ott, Secretaryg Jamie Baldino, Vice-Presidentg and Debbie Mc- Mullen, President. 'a ,gf GAA: Getting Together For Sports and Fun s -- 1 ' -. , if ' ' ' inf 5 wr , . .t' if 2-A f ze -if ' Girls' Athletic Association combines the philosophy that evf eryone needs fresh air, exercise, training in sportsmanship, chalf lenge through competition and good ol' clean fun. The girls meet various schools for GAA Playdays throughout the twin counties of Riverside and San Bernardino. The girls work tof gether, and that is what makes GAA fun and healthy. GAA ,Officers President, Marty Polingg V.P., Sherry Besawg Treasurer, Peggy Dodd, Points manager, Debbie Loncarg Sports manager, Jill Bai- ley, Publicity manager, Tina Hollingworthg Historian, Carolyn Osenga. gn J 1 1 .. f triit . 'lilies Bottom row L to R' Kim Ramos Eva Rodri uez Cher I Besaw - s S s Y ' Becky Ingersoll, Christine Lopez, Jesse Rodriguez, Cindy Hirtz, Rob: in Loyer, Mrs. Russell. Row 2: Valerie Powell, Charlene Rojas, Les- lie Tuttle, Donna Spencer, Starla Stearns, Waiida Justice, Rhonda- Stevens, Cindy Smith, Cathy Baca. Row 3: Sindia Caston, Diane Howard, Debbie Loncar, Pam Tubbs, Jeanne Kalin, Linda Wfilson, Claudia Livoni, Renee Moore, Colleen Gauthier, Lavonne Callahan, Cecilia Cornwall. Row 4: Madolyn Miller, Carolyn Osenga, Dona- gene Eilander, Lynette Erskine, Jeannette Ganino, Ida Winters, Lori Luther, Georganna Kokosky, Gwen Cherry, Robin Stevens, Peggy McKinney, Danelle Forgays. Row 5: Stephanie Blackwell, Kathy Medlock, Sandy Pancoast, Jill Bailey, Marty Poling, Lani Forrester, Tina Hollingworth, Vickie Knapp, Pam Patke, Peggy Dodd, Rena Hohnan, Sheryll Cook, Mrs. Webb. v N ,- 4.. . Au lk H ' Q ar ., . M W ' K F x ,. .. Q, fm 1 . w a X X f E ,af f,--,sf 1 - pg MT:-V Ka ., , ,w ', Lf 1 , rpg ' n , . -, V . 1- .- - 4? . V ,eff , M ,..- f2,,Y J 0 'E' , 'MY 4 ,I , , ? 1 wf 4 QS 1 SCFV8. Marty Polmg demonstrates good form on a backhand. Leslie Tuttle throws the ball ' high in the ait' for another' The girls call it a day. Plein or Fun Makes GAA Worthwhile Initiationz GAA Style The fun in GAA is not only the sports and competif tion, but the initiation. Green GAA members who seek membership must participate in the festivities if they wish to become active and permanent members. ' 1 A ,. Vs , Every new GAA member must experience initiation. This may mean wearing diapers, carrying a pacifier, and looking pretty silly. Robin Steven does a good job of fulfilling two initiation requirements. 1. Lettermen Keep Themselves Busy It can surely be said that this year's Letter' men Club .kept themselves busy both off and on campus, from the beginning of the year with Wuater Sports-banquet, to the last Wann school months which made after school activif ties popular. The club was headed by Presi' dent Ray Abeyta and VicefPresident Mark Washburn, Robert Garcia served as Secretary for the organization. Being a letterman both off and on campus is a goal set by all young athletes. ' At left are President Ray Abeyta and Vice- President Mark Washbum. l 74 ..... Both Off And On Campus ...... s - e 1 Brian McDaniels pays club clues. Lettermen receive honors at Sports Banquet. .,f'f 5 V l l Coach Rogers congratulates letterman Bill Marchio. Lettermen prove to be popular with girls on campus. :3 ' a ! l s 1 Q-H. u u u I 5 WY J Coach Greene explains stats to letterman Cube Valdez. Lettermen-lceep lousy off campus. Give a Little Attention, Add a Little heaton's hefpful guidance in cross-age teaching has PI'0g1'El.!l1 3 SUCCCSS. ' Teachers' Aides In Action Praise, and Have a Little Patience . . . . Cross Age Teaching Really Works The program of crossfage teaching has been around in 'the school for many, many years, but, it has only been recently that students at Bloomington have been transport' ed to the local elementary schools as aides. Crossfage is a class instructed by Mrs. Verna Wheaton, but the actual teaching isleft to the students of the class. They work with the youngsters, help the children to read, write, and even play with them if time or need permits. The teaching is relaxed. There isn't any of the pressures existing Where the stu' dent must hurry. It shouldn't have to be that way . . . education should be fun, and the teacher's aides are realizing that immediately. Isla gs 1 . df V ' j i i.. , , li H5 X' X ix su H it r iftii. -N- 'wi 'runw X . , i il i in ll i. 1-'21, e I k : Mary Valdez proves that learning does- n't have to take place at desks. The floor is just as comfortable. 77 1- 411- A ijsjl T H w w ' v ' w w ,, ins? EH' 5252: U .Y .f?...vg , I , I: X H L ,Mr wiv. I ag- K W ' 2 tif A wr 15 Q rf'-. ' E f ?q1: . x 4:- K . . -1- F' -N' . s n 2 .5 . ,N . , J w. . I x . A .A ,Q , W ,EW . 1 X. A Miz? V , 5 N, Y. 4 . 'F .vffi-I 4 1 Q, . be 1 We ., Q' x 5 N' . W in Lf is X N 52 V g ,- lX.y ,xt u xl X 'xx' X A fa 'TAI' ' 1 ei, S X CROSS-COU TRY ..... lt's Not For Everybody Greg Chapman Roberto Garcia Boredom is something we experience in our life. It sneaks upon us in little commonplace ways-in habit and routine. We can only conquer it by doing different things, like a twofmile race out in the open country, seeing the land, smelling the green trees, and feeling the wind rushing past our face. It's the feeling of freedom one gets that makes CrossfCountry what it is. Combine the experienced leadership of Coach Rogers and a group of young runners who are eager to improve themselves, and you'll come up with the 1972 Bloomington CrossfCountry Team. A team that most convincingly proved themselves with many out' standing performances, including their two strongest wins over league opponents, Yucaipa and Cajon High School. Leading the Captain Nelson counts ,em off. Bruin squad impressively was Junior Mark Washbtlrn, Captain of the team for two consecutive years. Coach Rogers was assisted by David Stauffer. With all the improved runners from this year's squad, the team will have many winning seasons in the years to come. Will Swope John Boring M k hb . ar as urn Bill Marchirw Bob Boring we L Manager Mike Hudson Mallagef . . K - . . Lanme Forrester Captain Lee Nelson .N '.,.,,:lj C ...h But Then lt Wasn't Mark Meant To Be . . . . . 79 his blistering pace. The Two Mile Sprint ..... There's Nothing Simple About it li 3 N 3 .- rx K as J.V. X-Country: Gary Smith, Gerald Marianes, Leland Basin K ger, john Bland, Clay Zimmerman, David Huerta, Phil Garcia Ken Harrell. ibm -r-' 1gLI,:' Greg Chapman and Robert Boring pour it on. l ease, V 1' .. 0 William Swope leads the pack. Gerald Marianas demonstrtates the stride of a two miler. Wdly Swope fmlshes strong. A The gun sotmds and off they go. F jg. Bruins limber up before start of race. Big Dave sighs with relief after race. Running And Winning Makes lt A Beautiful Experience Everybody starts equal in the two mile. Thatfs the the' ory, anyone can win. The truth is anybody can say they gave their best during the race, but Winning the two mile is something different altogether. ' 8I .ff Dave Day Greg Looper Mike Livingston .49 -Paw 1-, 7 Kevin Newborn Livingston takes a rip. ri I,,w ' nv Malcolm Wlmite ee's Leaders Senior Bruins '73 As usual the Varsity Baseball team is again in contention for the league crown. At press time they are 1O'3, tied for the lead with ,Palm Springs. Sparkling this season for the team were .Seniors Kevin Newborn, Dave Day, Russ Caney, lim Dunlap, Ruben Sandoval, Greg Looper, Mikelsivingston, Jerry Sanchez, Mal' colm White, Ronald Lewis, and Larry Jordan. Sharing the pitching dutiw this year with Dave Day was Tim Bealer. Tim made a fine showing and gained much needed experience yvhile throwing against many formidable league oes. The ,SAL was awarded two CIF berths, and the Bruins hope to occupy one of these. We on the staff extend our hands to Coach Don Lee and every player on the 1973 Varsity Baseball team. Blueboy Borden D BRUINS 3 BRUINS 8 BRUINS 4 BRUINS 5 BRUINS I0 BRUINS 9 BRUINS 4 BRUINS 7 BRUINS 8 BRUINS 5 BRUINS I BRUINS I2 BRUINS 3 BRUINS 0 I , S ni Yucaipa 5 Norco I Palm Springs 7 Hemel' 3 Moreno 9 Caion 2 La Sierra 3 Yucaipa 4 Norco 3 Moreno I Palm Springs 0 Hemel' I4 Caion 0 La Sierra 2 Russ Caney , I p . YJ., .X 4 .uwihn Newborn digs fm' third- Jerry Sanchez Ronald Lewis C. A. Jordon Bruin Horsehiders Tear Up The SAL Row 1: Mike Livingston, Tim Bealer, Malcolnl White, Kevin Newborn, john Ziegler, Joey Salvador. Row 2: Ronald Lewis, Steve Cook, Mark Smith, Jerry Sanchez, Lonnie Muro, Rick joe Z gives Dave 'the signs. f Castro, Joe Zinicola. Row 3: Paul Holley fmgrj, Wes Gaddy fmgr-J, Dave Day, jim Dunlap, Russ Caney, Lawrence jordan, Greg Looper, Coach Lee, Jerry Borden fmgruj. Bloumingt rua Coach Lee hits fungus to the infield. A 'L ,..,V,:, f r ,4 .zi F F, . KVM .,.mV,,! 415. --SM-' , gp. ,- f , SL, - wav. bw, , .W 4. f 35 W' va.-' .. x.-Y. 53.5 ffqgwpxv f ' M- mx, .. 'in xl '35 -AN 1: 'rr -,T5..,.f: . 133: rim. .fn-Qin W S . my Ziiixikvf . .w f 1 I' I y' X KN 1 F, w. ,gglal , f L I . f I I ' 1 ' Q 1 Bruin' Action Means Business . .. . We 4? Don and Dave go over the ground rules. ,,....----1' Mal, joe, Kev, and Candy scan new horizons All feminine eyes are on Steve Cook. Malcolm White gets instructions. SAL CHAMP I9 73 V 51:3 1? .,,L.,,L.,, QM F Kevin Newborn gathers in a lead against Moreno. v 4 - -- .15 ' '11 in Q. . , V,,,+:s 1-f ' A., A Q X A , , u 'di 2 A iff W-ff as '24 iff, fbi 'i' V x gif ' fA 5 . N14 f V' ' 23255 T I' , 'win 11:51 1' .- , I ' 2 :1- L T274 ' ' , l v - K y..1'. Qi- 12:1 ' iff va, X. Ir Y x 1- LV ' ,A ,'. :' I Ig A 2 Y it A pg-f'-1-1 -I 'N I- : wr, X 55: ,A I WI' . .5 . ., .B 'B 'rs 14 fs B Qlftf 'RIN M, 1 Qi fl ' Q ' b ' 3 . , Lg, - 'IEPQ '1 by- F T ,,V XR .IJ X E' T f x -f Xxlm L , 45 Z . --. . ' :- - ' r 1 . 'fi ,I ,-A -,-. 551, .gf f iififl A is Ja ia Q .h ,fi ' . Track . . . Few People Believe lt's The Toughest Sport Around .... The Few That Can Make The Team T'T'?'iW'f'- e1'T'Ef? ' ' -M ' MAA . - 5 2 ,. - A . v H A af, , . pk 4 -5- - ', . ego, ,, , 5-gee-:. 5 wifi ' H iurgrwe v, ., ' T 2587 k?f3S,,' ' Wi: 'QQ-5 , .N def? .- , - 1-4 , . - - ,. , i- f , ' - . ' - '.' , 'inf , 5: V' .- ' 1131 , .. -., 4 ---ff ' '- ' L17f'5?I.9'51-J f-3511 cz- Bloomington sprinters lead race. , - ,, T X, T ' ' ' 11,1 'N sid 1 Y' iii ' ' ' 124121. . 52,11 . T ' 55252353 1 'zffl - , 1 ' V 1 , no au -as 1 I T Vi,- , T N 5 1. ., ,..T,.,T,1.m wlyfux Wa I 3 HN, 1, Z Huuul H - T - ff5:TMU ': N ' Y 5 Will, Y Te, me I' V4 ii, -' ,g,e,?o5,. , mmm , ,mme ,. mw- ,N 955531225121 . 3 ' 'Qi H3255-xrh' f I 1. - 90 Lee Nelson keeps pace. T Steve Mennilloid goes over bar. he Wx l' U W u .H ww Huw ,H QT Greg ChaPman breaks victory line' Plhil Garcia and Lee Nelson run first and second. TTP A-5' -3: ., PP' Randy Zacharlas fights for first .1 . '5-GWLNE Mark Washburn leads the pack in two-mile. Russell Pound accelerates off with baton , Russell Pound sets fast pace. ' I F I! - f- ,H 'W' E Y' 2,14 , A Rick Moore outruns La Sierra opponent. Tough Turns, Fast Tracks, And Good Jumps . . . This Is The Sport Of Track This year the Bruin Track team had the finest season in the history of the school. Among many of the records set by the legmen were sprints and field events. Mark Washburn set a new school record in both the mile and twofmile race with times of 4:32 and 9:24. Other school records set were John Boring in the 440 with a time of 51:7, Greg Chapman with a time of 127.4 in the 660, and Steve Alvarez with a throw of '51'10 in the shotput event-. A new school record was also set in the mile relay by Robert Garcia, Bill Marchio, Russell Pound and John Boring with a time of 3:33.2. Bill Marcio' also broke the 440 school rec' ord with a time of 51.9. Steve Mermilloid and Chester Bruton helped the team out in the pole vault event. The best performance tumed out by the team was at their' Bloomington Invitational where they captured first in the Junior division and missed hrst by one point in the freshmen division. The Varsity team finished the season with ra 8 win 3 lost record. ' T Y 1 - ' K :L K , N ' T W . ' eoaawidgr. Stan McKenzie with his winning form The IV team also turned out a fine season. Their season included nine wins and two Among the stronger JV runners were Les Perf ryman, Kenny Harell, Clay Zimmerman, Jeff Loncar, Steve Matava, Gary Smith, David Hu' erta, and Lee Nelson. l The SophfFrosh team was led by Stanley McKenzie, Dennis Morris, Don Conrad, Robert Boring, Randy Zacharias, Kenny Alvarez, Rob' ert Gilliam, Tom Fernandez, and Bill Swope. The team ended their season with a brilliant ten vvin and one loss record. . M, 'J , M Gh. ' E .. 4 .-1 it 4 sf .. fad... . AK W John Boring clears bar. gsm, , W ani. 'HJ - . .. - - ,Eg M... . Q Wi. ' fr, Stan McKenzie gets good height. w mf ...V ... ... ... jgri Robert Garcia sprints for victory. E '-L:'5i'.f33 1 .'f5ifi? ' '- I-,.,:--3' b E 1 ki , Q'ls...f.. . ',.,,iv ,M f ' ' j'mrF '.. t L N U ...mi r H .. a ...M - .wgfa .... . ...... 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Bloomington sprinters race for finish. Bloomington runners s h o W teamwork., we Runners get set for relay. Davicljuerta keeps good pace. lien Harell shows perfect tim- ' mg. jim Rushing ll Concentration Agility Tennis this year was coached by John Green and highlighted by the teams play. Seniors Craig Nicolson, Don Neelans, Sam Garcia, Jim Rushing and Ben Factor prof vided all the fans and Coach Green with many moments of exciting fine play. The team ended up with a 500 season which isn't had considering they had 4 first year men on it. Congratulations to Coach' Green on his ine effort and to Ben Factor who ended up as league champ with a 19f1 rec' ord. l , .-A:, . l I A ff- A ,, , ,I V lk Qigll, 1 I ctt X 'l 'X S.: 's X. Q l I , it Craig Nicolson displays agility in re- Left to right: Coach Green, Rushing, Craig Nicolson, Don Neelans, Tom Price turning serve. Tim Peck, Ben Factor, Scott Hoffman, Bob Zurcher. Neelans reaches for a difficult backhancl. Don and Craig team up for doubles Don Neelans Drive Z Future BHS Champs anemia Tom Price strains in returning shot. First year man Tim Peck returns service. .Lena .. Coach Green and team relax While waiting for opponent no arrive. Factor's deep concentration proves rewarding in the end. is , ii M, ,L 'H 4 -,JE Sam Garcia and Coach Green relax after a long hard match. r Ben Factor Tennis Singles League Championship Neelans strains while returning a shot Craig Nicolson 5 2 I ' H L. .H .. .. .X v .1 4 s 1 5 . SL ww . .. SQL' , W... W . Q. M. L,,, . .. 4 -em .. C '1 9 u Q .ag . . .W w urns: i . .ag . .X X N-XxXx' xxx xxkxxyqxxx XXX XXNX X sXxkxX'xXXxXxXx 5 xxxQXxxXXQxEQ:xs -KK Xxxxxxx x x . x 'M:X'xX':X Xxx A x NXXX X, 'H 'N X X X x ' xqxbxxbx X .xx I 'kkxxxvf XXX XRHX X X xi X N yo. .X 1 K . .XX ,Xxx XX: QXXXX N S.X '.Q.Rx, X , aXH' 4 XY. ' 1 ' Xx 1, X . NX . XXX V w 4,51 .4 , Q - 5, ,Xa Av-. Q 4. sys- F .5 , ., A V, I 9 -21.14-53. . :N Q 4, 1 .,,. s Wk. ..... .. L..- .1-...., A -fa M 'P ii' mv, 4 nw' Q -1 Plii 595' 'H Qtultgng le-ivqneiq G nl V' -1 'gram ,....,,',, . l'll'! xl any wlnix xxx 752, s 5 1. 'Z . Inkff ,Liv xg.: ' 5 , 5, arf , f g,.gaiQQJw'. wa 'MU'- 34 Qhfdfi' I' -.fl-. -QQ, W Icgll- ,g6fJg-5 .. 'QQ' -.wsfbiwlii , 1 ' .7'l'f1J,vl?Ow' Q I Q . I .. K .- . J . , . Qaee-:iii mewbi 909 4+ fi- +071 QQQQ E CI 'li' 'ii Nwiiiw .G 4 - Ben and Tom show that it's all work and no play. BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS El 3 E uhx -2 S K 9: U5 Q thx -2 Q 'S 0 5. fd 5' 3 fb U5 U5 i'S'S 2S'2S'S2S2 Norco Moreno Palm Springs I-Iemet Cajon La Sierra Norco Moreno Palm Springs Hemet Cajon La Sierra Rubidoux Perris Colton Rubidoux Coachella JV's Are Big Smash fr jfs . w i T x L-if ' 1 Xl. Coach Green keeps a close watch over the team. May, Jack Powell, Dave Higginson. -L l Left to right: Pierre Ingersoll, Phil Livoni, Paul Steele, Glenn Zimmerman, Phil Km., mf. 1 7lf5!w ivan AWA wyi nw? .h .v ww. . ,fi gg n --. ---I ..-- , ' , ' KM V421 --sa 'rf fe- 3 ex , s S -X ,x 'N lla 3 . 1 .QV '.'.'a 6 A x I - , Wfm Ami? it F' 'N ' 'Wi -1111 Bruin swimmer gets tangled in the action. Guys and Dolls In the Water This year the swimming program at BHS was a little difl xferent from those in past years. The change being that girls would he allowed to participate. The guys didn't seem to mind and we know the girls didn't! The turnout wasn't overwhelming, but who knows, with the success it had, anything canthappen next year. Dawn Molumphy took the coaching position for the girls, while Dave Weese handled the guys. Standouts for both teams were Karin Brunmeir, and Dan Kalin. We congratulate both coaches and teams on a job well done. yi!! -44-in 1905 Kathy Medlock goes over final times. Bruce White goes in. Wfinters takes a mouthful! Rick Alvarez readies himself for the gun. 4 , 1 ,rs 3? ws- we , 1 - 1- -mix F Ken Szenyes shows the strain of 100 yard breaststroke. Cliff Earhart puts finishing touches on a cut-away. EQUALITY. .. BRUTE FORCE Pius... Coach Weese takes out his stop watch to time swimmers. , .. ',f1jp 3fQQj...jgg...... H. 3 y, I ,. N' , X . '21-as v -nr . ' Row 1: Gregg Hill, Clark Harris, Pat Runyan, Frank Jiminez, Clar- ence Wright, Matt Livoni. Row 2: Kathy Medlock, Dan Kalin, Lour- ren Griefnow, Don Winters, Bruce White, Steve Letterly, Ken Szen- yes, Fred Cook, Barbara Eisenhuth. Golf, The Name Of The Game ls Concentration if Glenn Miller pulls back for swing. Joe Parker taps short putt. iii' Thel Morris tees off. Bill Zamores gets ready for short putt. Glenn Houdhens hits awiay. Steve Fol?1an uses 111116 mon to chip on. Bloomington High Golfers . . . Young Team , In Old Sport... .mu f , joe Roe nearly makes long putt. Bill Zamores awaits the outcome of his shot. Thel Morris chips up on green. Dale Miller slams away. This year the Bruin Golf team was made up of mostly freshmen. Under the ooaching of Mr. Green the young beam faced hard competition both in league and nonfleague play. The teamgwas led by Senior Thelbert Morris and Sophomore Glenn Miller. Other members of the team were joe Parker, joe Roe, Glenn Houchens, Cube Valdez, Dale lvliller, Dave Maruna, Ed Brooks, Bill Zamares, Steve Fobian, lvlichael Nowickii and Pepe Acosta. With most players coming back next year .the young team will surely have a better season. l Pepe Acosta shows good form. Coach Green shows good form on putt shot. V ' w C '1 - .r I ' 1 ., . I 'Z .-aftfq . . . 'BY is - - . , .. 'wg ' i.- xg: .ah ef, 3 . 1 ' N ' 1 .:-' A . 1. . ' rw, Z-il' K' - 'w H SW 'M .. A V ' 1 I,-QT. .5 '11 1.-If 1... Sy H . 3 V, V .WH . , L., u m up K . ' .- -,' .U ' Ee. -,' ' ., ' 1... t: ,E ,., , ' 1 kr'-'Mg' .E .va M , 'M .. 2. . ' w , It ' - in lf' ,. ' , .ft 3' 1 .I 71- .gl '- Qi --IV 'o 7: 'P' g 354' '21, 'L -. 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'Hep ,G Winding up their last year at Bloomington High, the Senior Class of '73 gave its all to set a fine example of what a spirited class should he. It all started at the first pep assembly where they won the Spirit jug , from there it just kept on coming. From placing in Homecoming float competition, to wrapping it up during jr.fSr. week. Led this year by its first woman Pres. Elaine Vandagriff, the council did its part to stimulate the rest of the dass to the title of the most spirited class. These four years of events will bring haclcmemories as the Class of '73 continues on its journey . . . Closer to Home. Seniors grab Football awards. i ' Mighty Seniors Wind Up Last Year -1 :Z . A A J ' SHUCIY Aaron Ray AIUCYU Roxanne Adkins I Steve Allen John Ambrose Ay W Ambfose o n 55 5521 12, , ' ' 1 1 - AW.. so . K , , . Y LA. . A ..,, N gf: -whey' ' pg ' , A ' -Y :- M o , MILK , , , V f ,J , Joe Crnko takes time out to think it over. Mike Anderson Greg Archer , I N I Phoebe Atkins Joanne Basile Debbie Behnudes Nancy Belrnudes ?- 1 , , 4' t -Q , K If i, 3 Ex gi .PV ' f iii .41 - X k 'mY 7 x w ' u 3 'aww J' T51 v ZW 1 5. . 'Hugh if Q . mv S,1Q,. , My, :wg '? i, X.. ik Seniors of '73 Become Campus Leaders ' nf' ' ' ' Romulo Cardona Sandra Cardona r S17 i .557 fi, sas? ef! I .L Y YY .1 .s ' -AA- - r- fs 1 Brent Chapman Dave Chapman Senior Princess Linda and Pro Paula- I ., H , . 'I-, ww H, v , Q X ww w yy . 1 ,, 7 'QSM 5' . A X I ---. rv nl ' ' if , , , ., ,, '-'Nw N M, , .. 1 w fiixeer., -. -. ' we- . , :fem e-.: Y, vm , .. ,, M w 31, -we . 1 M, KW i - 1 Cindy Connell Fred C0014 e 1 1s'1 I-F ena , ei m 1 ,nu hi. Q IEEH' ' Il ,f I . , Q . l ' , 9 7 , q 5 , z 1 W gif' -s QT Wifi- , ,V .1 2 -ffff -2-U ,M .fxssf A .. wg - 1 fmryg K V12 V lf -.1 W -f:-Qi 1' ' 1 '-U ,, 'rn L A i' yr W 1 L l' X . ' L 1 ' ,.7,1'fff L, HF K iq L , lisfljfkfg ' fn 1 1 - 'T Q3 t fffffjlw V t :ix 5 H. 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A Capella choir 70,l 72, vs c.s.E. 73 Thespians 73 MICHAEL ANDERSON Boys' Forum l GREG ARCHER i Boys' Forum Rep. 73 PHOEBE IOANNE ATK1Ns . Newspaper Staif 71 I 1 JO ANNE BASILE Choir 70, 71, 72 Damn Yankees 72 p Oliver 71 1 l DEBBIE BELMUDES C.S.F. 71 , Girls' League President 73 N.H.S. '71, 73 l l NANCY CORRINE BELIVIUDES C.S.F. 73 Latin Club 71 N.H.S. 73 ANTHONY BERVER Boys' Forum , DEBBIE BLAIR F.F.A. 71, 72, 73 Girls' League 'AWILLIAM BLAND Varsity Football, AllfLeague 'Varsity Baseball ' Varsity Wrestlirug Varsity Track .DOMINICK BONO Boys' Forum JEROME BOURDON Varsity Football 73 Varsity Baseball Mgr. 73' SECANDA BOWDEN Girls' League CHESTER BRUTON Varsity Basketball 73 Varsity Football 73 Varsity Track 72, 73 RICHARD D. BRYSON Basketball Mgr. Baseball Mgr. Football LARRY BURGOS House of Representatives 73 CATHERINE ANNE BURKE Drill Team 71 Girls' League Cabinet 73 N.H.S. 71 RITA CHRISTINA BURRUEL Drill, Team 71, 72, 73 Mecha 72, ,73 -TINA BURT F.F.A. 71, 72, 73 F.F.A. Chapter Sweetheart 73 Girls' League Princess 73 .MIKE BYERS Boys' Forum ' DoRoTHY 1 CALDERA Girls' League RUSSELL CANEY Varsity Baseball 72, 73 ROBERT CANOY Boys' Forum ROMULO CARDONA Boys' Forum SANDRA CARDONA Girls' League ROBBIE CARSON Girls' League EUGENE CASADOS Boys' Forum BRENT THE KID CHAPMAN Boys' Forum DAVE CHAPMAN CofEditor, Paper 72, 73 Varsity Football 73 Boys' Forum GWYNDOLYN DELORES CHERRY G.A.A. Treas. 72 Girls' League Pres. 72 junior Princess 72 MICHAEL L. CHITTICK Boys' Forum CINDY CONNELL A Capella Choir 73 Drill Team 73 0 - FREDERICK CLEVE COOK Drama Club 71, 72, 73 Drama Club Pres. 73 ELIZABETH ANN CORDOVA Cheerleader 71, 72, 73 Girls' State Representative 72 Jr.fSr. Prom Princess 72 FRED GOTNAM JR. EEA. vo, 71, 72 CI-IERYL 'COTTON C.S.F. 73 N.H.S. 71, 72, 73 Publications 73 JOECRNKO A.S.B. President 73 A.S.B. Rep. Band 70, 71, 72, 73 LESLIE CROSS Boys' Forum BEKI CRUM Girls' League Rep. Publications 73 ROXANNE CULLENS F.F.A. 71, 72 DAVE DAY Varsity Baseball 72, Capt. 73 Varsity Football 72, 73 MARY DEBORD Gaia' League TANER DEMIR A.F.S. Club 73 A.F.S. Student 73 Guys and Dolls 73 DENISE DENNIS Drill Team 72, Co'Capt. 73 C.S.F. 72 SHERRY L. DODD Drill Team- 73 C.S.F. 73 Thespians,73 JIMMY STITCH DUNLAP Varsity Baseball 72, 73 Varsity Basketball 73 JIM DURHAM F.F.A. 70, 71, 72, 73 SHARON DURHAM Girls' League JANICE EASTERLY Girls' League DON BRIAN EASTON Baseball 70, 71, 72, '73 Football 70, 71 TERRY EILANDER Boys' Forum HELEN J. ELAM Band 70, 71,72 RANDY ENNIS Jr. Custodian Club 71, 72 Basket Weavers Anon. 70 Scuba Diving 73 THOMAS ESTRADA Boys' Forum BEN V. FACTOR A.S.B. Vice Pres. 73 Varsity Football 71 Varsity Tennis 70, 71, 72, MIKE FERNANDEZ Honor Roll 70, 71 Scholarship Society 70 PAT FITZKE Boys' Forum RICHARD FOGO Boys' Forum ' DANELL FORGAYS GAA. 71, 72, 73 DENNIS FROGGE Boys' Forum WAYNE FRANDSON Boys' Forum SUSAN GADDY C.S.F. Secretary 73 Drill Team 72 N.H.S. 73 MARGARET GALIANG Girls' League CONRAD SUPERFLY GARCIA . Varsity Wrestling 70, 71, 72 73 Varsity Wrestling Capt. 72 SAMUEL GARCIA J.V. Basketball 72 Tennis 72 JERRIA LYNN GASCHE Drill Team 71, 72, 73 Drill Team CofCapt. 72. Drill Team Capt. 73 SHIRLEY GILBERT Gala' League KEN GOSNEY Boys' Forum ROBERT GREENSIDE Drama Club Boys' Forum LINDA GREGOR Editor 73 Bruin Flags 72 Publications 72, 73' PAUL S. GREGOR Boys' Forum JEFF GRIDER' Varsity Football 73 HAROLD GRIFFITHS Sr. Class Treasurer CRAIG HCOORSS HAINSWORTJ1 F.F.A. 70, 71, 72, 73 Boys' Forum Pep Club l KAREN I-IAMADA A.S.B. Reporter 73 A.S.B. Rep. 70, '71, '72 RANDY HANKS Band 70, 71, 72, 713 F.F.A.- vo, 71, 'nj Vice Pres. 73 House of Representatives 73 DAN HAMNIOND Boys' Forum SOCORRA HARGROVE G.A.A. 71 ' J.V. Cheerleader 71 Varsity Cheerleader 72 CLAUDIA HARRIS Girls' League TIM TINKER HARRISON J Boys' Forum 70, '31, 72, 73 Varsity Basketball J73 Varsity Track 71, 172, 73 CHERYL TURTLE HARTLE l Art Club 71 Newspaper Staff 711 RUTH HASH Choir 72 JOYCE HASH Girls' Chorus RICHARD C. J HAWKINSON Boys' Forum GREG HILL C.S.F. 71, 72,i73, Senior Class Pro. Chairman 73 Varsity swimming '71, 72, 73 'MARVIN L. HlLPERT Boys' Forum GLENN BOSCO HOUCHENS Boys' Forum Rep. 72 Varsity Basketball 73 Varsity Golf 72 L. KEITH HUDSON ' Drama Club 70, 71, 72, 73 Thespians 73 DEBBIE HUSS Girls' League Cabinet 71 MARTHA JOHNSON Girls' League CONNIE JONES F.F.A. 72 Girls' League LARRY. JORDAN Boys' Forum 70, 71, 72, 73 Varsity Basketball 73 Varsity Football 73 DEBBIE KIRKENDALL N.H.S. 7-3 HAROLD CURTIS LEDBETTER C.S.F. 71, 72, 73 N.H.S. 71, 72, 73 TINOU LEGRAND Ars. Club 'va JEFF LEHR Boys' Forum PAT LEIGHTON fone' League RONALD ALAN LIZARD LEIGHTON Boys' Forum -RON LEWIS Boys' Forum Program Chairman , Varsity Football 71, 72, 73 Varsity Baseball 72, 73 ROSALIE LEYVA F.F.A. 70, 71, 72 Girls' League RUSS LITTLE J.V. Baseball 71 MIKE LIVINGSTON Varsity Baseball 73 CLAUDIA LIVONI Homecoming Queen 73 C.S.F. 70, 71, 72, 73 Songleader 72 DEBBIE LOOPER Mascot 73 Senior Council GREG LOOPER Varsity Football Varsity Baseball Jr. Class Presidmt LOUIE RAVENGER LOPEZ Boys' Forum ROBERT LOW RIDER LOPEZ Varsity Football 71, 72 Varsity Wrestlmg 70, 71, Capt. 72, 73 ' DONALD LOVE Boys' Forum 70, 71, 72, 73 C.S.F. 71, 72, 73 P.H.R. 71, 72, 73 BOBBIE JAMES LOWERY JR. A.S.B. Treasurer 73 Varsity Basketball 73 versity Tennis 70, '71, 72, 73 ARTHUR G. LOYER JR Boys' Forum Sr. Rep. 73 Varsity Football 72, 73 Varsity Swimming 71, 72 JANET LOZANO Girls' League KAREN LUJAN Bruin 73 Editor Girls' League Cabinet 73 G.A.A. 71 MEL MAIDEN Boys' Forum RONALD P. MANGUS Boys' Forum RENA MARONEY Girls' League G.A .A . STEVE MARSHALL Varsity Wrestliiig Boys' Forum THOMAS W. MARSHALL Varsity Swimming 71, 72, 73 Latin Club 70, 71 AUDREY L. MARTIN Mecha 72, 73 DENNIS MARTIN Boys' Forum ALICE MARTUS Girls' League DONNA MASTERSON F,F.A. 70, 71, 73 Girls' League ROBERT MATTKE Varsity Football Capt. 73 Varsity Track CURTIS MAYFIELD Boys' Forum BRIAN MCDANIEL Varsity Football Capt. 73 Varsity Wresthng Sr. Class Vice President DIANE MCKENZIE Girls' League TERRY MCKENNY Boys' Forum MADOLYN MILLER Girls' League Queen B Yell Leader 71 G.A.A. 73 BEVERLEE MOCK G.A.A. 71 j.V. Yell Leader 71 Varsity Yell Leader 72 ROSEMARIE V. MORENO Dnll Team 72 Mecha 72, 73 RICHARD NAASZ F.F.A. 70, 7,1, 72, 73 Boys' Forum DON NEELANS J.V. Football 71 . Varsity Basketball Mgr. 72 Varsity Tennis 72, 73 PATTI NELSON Girls' League KEVIN NEWBORN Boys' Forum Vice Pres. 73 Varsity Baseball 72, 73 RUSSELL DAVID NICHOLAS Science Club 72, 73 Tennis 72 JERRI NICHOLS Girls' League 72, 73 Girls' League Princess 73 CRAIG NICHOLSON Varsity Tennis 71, 72, 73 Varsity Football 73 J.V. Football 72 STEVE NICODEMUS Varsity Football 73 Varsity Wrestling 73 DoN NoRvELL Boys' Forum Science Club SANDY OLIVAS Girls' League, ED OSTEEN Boys' Forum PATRICIA 'PAGE Girls' League - PAULA PAGE Girls' League Cabinet Sr. Class ,Council KAREN PARISEAU Girls' League JOE PARKER A.S.B. Rep. 73 C.S.F. 70, 71, 72, 73 Varsity XfCountry 71 RICHARD JOSEPH PANILLA Boys' Forum 73 ROBIN PARSONS Drill Team 71, 72, 73 CHRIS PATTERSON Boys' Forum DEBBIE PAYNE Girls' League RICK- PENNINGTON Boys' Forum CONNIE PERRY Choir Girls' 3 League LARRY D. PHILIPS Boys' Forum Track MARTHA G. POLING G.S.F. 70, 71, 72, 73 G.A.A. 71, 72, 73l N.H.S. 70, 71, 72, 73 VICKI POPLIN J Choir J Drill Team I SANDY L. PROVENSAL Girls' League i GELIA QUINONEZ Girls' League l JANNA REGANl Girls' League . LINDA RAMOS Flags 73 Drill Team 71, 72 J I KAREN REID N.H.S. 72, 73 G.S.F. 73 KAREN REEDER Girls' League l LYNN RENFROl Girls' League KEITH RENFROE Band Boys' Forum LINDA RIKER Ecology Club 72 C.S.F. 72, 73 l N.H.S. 72, 73 J JOE RINDONE Varsity Football 73 Varsity Basketball 73 Varsity Track 73 l MARK ROBBINS Boys' Forum l HURLEY W. ROBERTS III Photo Club 73 A.F.S. Club President 73 LAURA J. ROBERTS Drama Club '71, 72, 73 F.F.A. 71, 72, 73 Thespians 72, 73 JOE RODRIGUEZ Boys' Forum RUDOLPH C: RODRIGUEZ Varsity Wrestling 71, 72 J.V. Football 71, 72 JOE ROE Golf .73 Varsity Basketball 73 MARTIN M. ROMO Boys' Forum LORI ROYCE Girls' League JIM RUSHING Boys' Forum DENNIS RUSSELL Varsity Basketball 7 2, 73 DAVID O. SANCI-LEZ Boys' Forum RUBEN SANDOVAL Boys' Forum President 73 Varsity Baseball 72, 73 Varsity Football 73 PETER ARND SGHMIDT Varsity Football 7 3 German Club, President 72 C-.S.F. 72 LOLA SCOTT Girls' League I LINDA SEARLE Girls' League MARILYN JEAN SEELY Girls' League JERRY A. SHARP Boys' Forum JAMES SMITH Varsity Football PAM SIVIITH Drama Club 73 Thespians 73 GREGORY JOE SPARKS Boys' ,Forum MIKE SPERLING Band 70, 71, 72, 73 Drum Major 71, 72, 73 G.S.F: RoN SPICER Boys' Forum RICHARD SQUIRE Boys' Forum PEGGY SWAIM Pep Club 71, 72 Latin Club 71, 72 Girls' League DIANE TELLEZ Girls' League LYNN R. THEIS F.F.A. 70, 71, 72, 73 Horticulture 71, 72 DEXTER L. TUTTLE Pep Club 71, 72, 73 Varsity Football 73 Varsity Swimming 72 CUBE VALDEZ A.S.B. Secretary '73 XfCountry Captain 72 Editor of Yearbook 73 ELAINE VANDAGRIFF Flags 72 Girls' League 70, 71, 72, 73 Senior Class President 73 DEBBIE VILLANEDA Girls' League MIKE' VIRTUE Elks Club 70, 71, 72, 73 Parking Lot Attendant 72 Telephone Operator 73 DENISE WALBORN Girls' League WANDA RENE WHALLCN Drill Team 71 N.H.S. 70, 71, 72, 73 C.S.F. MALCOLM VVHITE Varsity Baseball 72, 73 Varsity Football 73- Boys' Forum Program Chairman CLIFF WLHTEHOUSE Boys' Fortun LORI WHITEHURST Choir Drama Club JAMES WILLIAMS Varsity Basketball 73 JILL woon Girls' League DoRoTHY PAULINE WRIGHT FEA. 72, vs Girls' League 71, 72, vs JANET YASINOSKY C.S.F. Girls' League VICKI YCUNT Senior Homecoming Princess 73 J.V. Cheerleader 71 Varsity Cheerleader 72 GINA ZINICOLA Flags 71, 72 A.S.B. Representative 73 junior Class Secretary 72 After the Rains Claudia's Charm Captures Crowd i Saturday, November 14th, was a very special night for Claudia Livonig it was the night she was named 197273 Home' coming Queen of Bloomington High. For a -while we werent sure if we were going to have any Homecoming Activities at all, but hnally the rains cleared up and everything went accord' ing to tradition. Even with the rains, nothing could put a damper on the emotions that night. When Claudia and Vicki Yount were escorted onto the field, the vibrations they gave off were enough to warm the whole crowd. Buti as Monica Cecil placed the crown on our new Queen, we all knew the night belonged to Claudia. V grief . Lf' A Calm Night and Five Pretty Girls The queen's court: Freshman prinf cess Trudy Knapp with her escort, Ken Alvarez. Sophomore princess Peggy McKenny and escort Bruce Harjehausen. Qur queen, Claudia Livoni, with escort Ben Factor. Vicki Yount, senior princess, with Joe Crnko. Iunior princess Alice Miller and her escort, Tim Bealer. I34 Monica Returns Last year's Homecoming Queen, Monica Cecil, is escorted onto the field by Iviike Espinosa where she awaits the moment when she can crown the new queen. Song and yell leaders keep the spirit levf el high during halftime. I P? if Ja . ' -571' .- . . -X gb' gsm we fe. WF. ' T Q '59 E S ' X Q idzq - -F l'A'x .4 ' 0 'Q' - .-1 4 Ji 2 kr Y ., 75 ,,- 5 l ,H 5-'sig , M, 1, 1 -4 'si Y W? .gh JP, K 41:5 ,.- Q' 'wi ,. 4 J, 'F 2, 11 -X 3:1 : 2' .si F: . -if E i-pq: .uf TWG ' x 4 rv ', .n 9' . in 1 ., 'H .vm A - , 0 'xy A J , ,, E . -, I V In bi If , n . - Ni ' ' W 1 1155- 4' . Q39 f 7 f. ' , ,, ,Q Q. 1-my r v . aa I Kill , ',e. 4: + I Q 'M '-,fri IH. .' f'. ... .. I g' ,-.f1pA r- 5' sk, '.Y,k,'V.,. , . .- Wy, My I fi N- . Y 1 ' - z :avr-D vsp:- . A . Q . .x 's , . . Y- ' A . 4- n ,',-N ,4 4 3 Add The Splendor Of A Court And You'oe Got One Heck Of A Rain soaked the campus of Bloomington High during Homecoming week. Though the campus was drenched, the same could not be said about the students' spirit. Throughout the prefhomecoming weeks all classes worked busily on their floats. Homecoming week was filled with lunchtime class competition, pep assemblies, and the final touching up of class floats. With spirits high, the long' awaited night of the game came. We can truly say Homecoming '73 will be long rememberede Traditions are strong at Bloomington High . .V . . l 5, fsmfa to bat races . . . from flower making parties from jello eating contests 1 . . : F Q w V51 9 I P A , f W g ' -I V, , D MW I . 'SIX , . ll 1 0 ' 1. K I ' N f ' - fy . . I .2 ' 551.5-:i h J .VN ,a2fi ,?1V' . . . H' -' ,V li , . Q .f Y, , 0- X. A A . W ' ' ,l 1, -, I W5 1: 9 ' ' . 3'-L i 3 Q xi. TY! , r wk ,u ... i . ,,v. V .E 's 1? A ir s gl Q 1, .4 f 3 f 52, xi Mai. Fw QQ. 5 XL-I ' Song And Yell Leaders oost Joining together, .the Song and Yell leaders had a goal they never gave up during the year - that was to promote more support and spirit from the student body for more pride in our teams. They were always kept busy planning assemblies, or routines for games. They tackled their duties with zest and enjoyed it. Excitement behind these girls kept them on their toes. Penny Pruden Becky Sowell I 3 8 6 . ' 1 'fu J, . K 1 1 -M w ,gg v f . :zu I 'wiv- .212 il' va' . us: .V wx ' , VH' ,:'v ig' i ' it .5233 'Qf .X r- 5 Vu Emu ' 1 I 4 .- wx: -,,, xx 4 NZB-bn . x P . f -:w,f,:a,a W Q .dai P. ,Bm 4 , . Q-'lb' J k ' 1 l '1 X T141 .,, w. xv n .1 ,I ,,. Vffiggdf 'A -1, lyxiv .4 :Egg M' eva 1 'f x f' F' ?Q . ' 3'-.-fx. V Ji M 2' I H fy f vff' A. ,K - 41 .I ef 4' nf: --J 5 Lgfffwff '., wsY , .5L-PJ? 'K A 11' . i L ,- , N , M40 ,T 1 V ff' Wkiiuf ' jd? ,L A Irvs' f . V .ff,lw5xreP 44! , 'iivifi 15' F if Ti A --'cfs iii-wfff 4- Q BEM iii a r g . , F, . 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Band-Row 1: Howard Griefnow, Carlos Baca, Ross Collins, Jean Kalin, Ken Szenyes, Berta Harris, Bill Button, joe Crnko, Rick Ol- vera, Alan Day. Row 2: Mark Moran, Charles Shipley, Anita Ramos, Lois Austin, Lonnie Muro, Debbie Hendricks, Greg Chapman, Janie Hoover, Keith Renfroe. Row 3: Bruce Harjehausen, Russell Pound, I42 Mary Ann Dunson, Cindy Lewis, Carolyn Sawtelle, Cyndee Hirtz, Dave Borrego, Larry Hensley, Randy Hanks, Paul Holt. Row 4: Mark Clautier, Cindy Hendricks, Bill Swope, Lauren Griefnow, Ben Borrego, Clark Harris, Karen Scott, Barry Sperling, Don Longman. Row 5: Paul Holley. With Band, Drill Team, And Maiorettes , -Hi-:Q-W-.-, Braving the unbearable cold air whipping their faces are instructors Pat Russell and Dave Andersen. They never fail to accompany their students for performances in parades or football games, nor do they fail to give helpful advice from the sidelines. il - ' - - , , l Q 9' Marchin' To The Beat of the Tune l The highfstepping Drill Team march in unison to show oil their precision drills and formation at all football halfftnnes and at various pep assemblies and parades. Led by Captains -lerria Gasche and Denise Dennis, the squad added enthusiasm to this year's activities. U Drill Team-Row 1: Terrie Ott, Cindy Con' nell, Debbie Little, Diane Colter. Row 2: Jerria Gasehe, Sharon Tuthill, Rita Burrell, Sherry Dodd, Debbie Peterson, Denise Dennis. Row 3: Janice McMullen, Robin Parsons, Debbie McMulf len, Diane Clark. Row 4: Debbie Silverthorn, Eve' lyn Cocken, Cassandra Stegger. I43 an f 'ww - I , 1 my , 7 Tina Burt FFA Susan Gadcly CSF Q..-. V! , 1 ' , Jeri Nichols SENIOR CLASS Madolyn Crowned Queen Laura Mamma . DRILL TEAM Jeanette U Ganino JUNIOR CLASS v I 1 :Y e. L L -4553 Cheryl Ecklor SCIENCE CLUB Becky Ingersoll GIRLS' LEAGUE julie Ott Elaine Parker USHERETTES AFS Girls' League . , V: 'A 1.13-A 37 Cindy Connell LETTERMEN 1 R JI ' Q E' 'J sw- .i , - , K' 1 Rena Maroney BOYS' FORUM X Laura Roberts DRAMA CLUB Anna Iauriga MECI-IA W Janie Hggvef ' Robin St6VBIlS PEP CLUB SOPH. CLASS Paula Pruden FROSH CLASS Cloudy Days performs for couples at Girlsi League. Madolyn Miller announced as new Girls! League Queen. LOVE IS TOGETHER ESS I A rainy Saturday, February 3, may have up' set some people, but for Madolyn Miller it brought the joy of being announced the new Girls' League queen. Our new queen Madolyn was chosen from sixteen other girls that each of the couples voted on as they entered the dance. The happiness Madolyn expressed was felt throughout the room as she was seated on the throne to reign throughout the rest of the dance. 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'v 1' . .K 'a A W FT N 'its' gy W T5 S 1 x H I .gp-, Ji Q 45 -F' il l Concerned arties la ed b Dena Nor l P v P Y .Y ' vell and Chuck Bunjes, visit jan, who plays the baffled mother. Unpleasant visitors also arrive on the scene. Doris Pritchett! and Chuck Bunjes play the parents of the drowned child, as D. Eilander displays her talents as the understanding Miss Fern. - The play begins with a sweet and mnocent child played by Betta Harris and her concerned mother played by Jan Thennes As the play continues one discovers that perhaps this child IS not as innocent as one thinks Fall Mystery Play BAD SEED Behind-the-scenes of B D SEED 451 Preparations for the thriller mystery Bad Seed was an extraordinary experif ence for Bloomington High actors. Make' up, wigs and appropriate costumes are a must for complete character changes. In many cases, the studentfactors no longer carried their adolescent looks on stage, hut aged with the aid of theatrical knowfhow and paint. The Hhehindfthefscenesn are just as important as the onfstage production. Laura Roberts Studies a few lin2S lJ6f0rC Jim Moore is having ai difficult time D. Eilander gains a head of greying making her debut as Reta Tasker. with his tie, but he has no troubles por- locks as Mrs. Wfilliams sprays the in- traying the dashing ofiicer, Commander stant dye. Kenneth Penmarlc. The mirrored reflections of Fred Cook and Chuck Bunjes in the I I V dressing rooms gives one a peek at last-minute rehearsals. Practice makes per-- fectf' and Fred and Berta take advantage of any rehearsal time they can get. 1-V 'N 9' llll ' Those Cnty, Zany GUYS and DOLLS i i 0 X , Stage crew works alt finishing scenery. Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Russell ponder the situation while lwaiting for the next cue. Hot-BoxGirls Are Coming To Town 13 T ' T ' l N ig., nn n n. 5 ef -.1 ' I N Qs., nlll essa- ,WW mmm Displdying Rockette style finesse are Hot-Box girls. l 1 , , , , K 1 , w B W Y H w ,: H 11 ' w f . 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N 'fb ' , 'ff' 31 if , u, ' ,z . .. ,, :Q z fm.. ,Q , ,, wg: I - T- 'H . if , , S' If ,HM M if H m?g'g?53,.m,. ,, J W Y. ,Q H ww N Y YZ, E 5 .W YE' Z Xu :R W, V5 Jwdh U W Www L Yi Y -Ad-5-'A'-L -Q , 7 1 '- if 1 1 ' I .Ry Y W 'I F 5 'lZ??15f2wg:LgV-Nw-1if,.-1-2244, fn Ml., M -, -- -Q w A -1-1-w.fmf 11, w 5,+:g1s,.'A x A' Bruins End Season in Style I Junior tailback, Joe Zinicola, peers upfield as he sweeps right end. The Bruins, greatly improved over last year, displayed a potent offense and a stout defense in accumulating a 3 win f 4 loss record. Under the leadership of Coach Don Lee and his assistants off the field, and Quarterback Ron Lewis on the Held, the team Hnished 4th in an 8 team league. The final standings showed the Bruins V2 game out of 3rd and only 1 game away from 2nd place. Said Coach Lee of the team, we've got something started here, we have the ability to wm 5 or 6 ball games, but a lack of confidence is our only problem. ' It's a shame that the season had to end, but all good things must come to pass. The season may be gone, yet many great memories linger on and on and on .... H Mattke confers with defense during time out. il i .w ' 4 X ..-..-fic I m aui . , ,, ' -.e. I f., I i: H R B gf:-Q in 1 2 V K 'Q Varsity players, Row 1: Page Leonard, Joe Rindone, Micky Rocha, John Howell, Bob Mattke, Ron Lewis, Brian Mc Daniel, Malcolm White, Robert Lopez, Art Loiyer, joe Zinicola. Row 2: Coach John Green, Rick Castro, Jay Deever, Dave Chapman, Bill Bland, Chris Taylor, Ruben Sandoval, Larry Jordon, Dexter Tuttle, Dave Youngs, Coach Don Lee. Row 3: Coach Roger Kowalski, Leonard Meiidoza, Tim Karas, Rick Bishor, Mairk Everard, Keith Renfroe, Chet C.E. Bruton, Greg Looper, Jim Smith, Chris Appleby, Dave Day. Coach Paul Russell. Row 4: Peter Schmidt, Craig Nicholson, Jerry Blue- boy Bourdon, john Bennett, Mgr. Lusiono Lopez, Kurt Wanmpole. Mgr. Paul Holley, Steve Nicodemis, Rick Moore, Jeff Grider. Steve Alvarez. 1 ffalmml H T-','. :.', Eli asv taking., - vm dlliei ml: , K 3 A lv: -'fi 4 'L ffl be I 1 N : 'Af fbi 'll- V X I i Y., N I Q l T , . ' f 1 W '21 ' il . 1 3 ' .HI ' Coach Kowalski Bob Mattke ' Dave Chapman Greg Looper n Bill Bland Dexter Tuttle QB, Ron Lewis, scrambles 13 yards for a first down. Chet Bruton X Joe Rindone ,-, ! . Coach Gneen Ronald Lewis Peter Schmidt Keith Renfroe l Zini returns a kickoff during Apple Valley game. Dave Day 1 1 Cf Q a Craig Nicolson Bruins Bruins Bruins Bruins n Bruins Bruins Bruins 30 16 18 Varsity .Football 6 Yucaipa 19 6 Norco 8 9 Moreno 7 0 Palm Springs 40 Hemet S 23 Cajon 20 La Sierra 7 I .sql ,Q-.. A-. 1 jim Don and Ron ponder game strategy. - -s-fl 'I Smith Larry Jordan Malcolm White Coach Lee SE K ' .'-y ,-. Q L jerry Bourden Dave Day ancl Robert Lopez corral a helpless cowboy. McDaniel and Sandoval explain the true meaning of football to a Hemet foe. eff Gridel. 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Coach Lee is optimistic and is looking forward to a Winning season. 162 Zacharias, John Ziegler, Mike Chiatovich. Row 3: Larry Hensley, john Combroto, Don Jacobs, Daniel Rodriguez, Glenn Miller, Alan Wiley, Bob I-Iilke, Stan McKenzie, Mike Shipley. Row 4: Coach Rick Dischinger, Dave Borrego, Steve Matava, Ray Hurrerai. 'Wim Q2 ' T :,, -. Du 235:-31-fix' I 5 Hs. L I .. I .. 'XE V Ya W. L , li 4, P' g L ru ' -fi, , 3 . QP'- ': W ' V ii .Q . 4 i 1 , K .P . ..,, , .Z Q :.: ,A I A , 'L , ' C I fvevr 'if ' -, :- oe., 41,1 V, g ...ia - W' -1 Coaches Gregor and Crnko are all eyes as they watch QB jerry Houxchetis. ' 'Bruin defense is set and ready for action. ' Rf CUBS FALL The baby Bruins may have had a losing seaf son but all was not dismal. While they gained the very much needed experience for competition on LV. and Varsity levels, they also learned many other things that were equally as impor' tant. For instance, rufhan Pierre Ingersoll gave Zip to the kickfofi: team. 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This was due to the fact that all the players, with the exception of one, were on a successful LV. team coached by Steve Hickel,,who was to take over as the new varsity coach. However, things didn't quite work out as expected. Aff ter league ply started and the team dropped enough games to lose consideration for a top spot, morale began to slide and the team lost enthusiasm. Watchhlg them on the court, one could tell that the spark was gone and destined not to return in '73. But no matter what is said here, they were a team in the true sense of the word,-and for that they will be rememf bered. Get in there Jordan! Russell looks, 2 4 lr- ,shi K' 0 , 1 1 I U LITEJLQII1-Cf - li' ' 'Y' X .X K4 XXX o -..fe M.. ...,NM-4 N ff' ffl 121212. X ,,,, .., i 9 . .X .W -. as -----N -4 -ll lT'1Q,f.i'l ' :fl - 'W nm! ,.ff ?' ,.-.-.,- 1 - .,---'-' . 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Because of injuries to Wayne Houchens and Tim Medley, and the smallness of the team, they did not have as line a season as was hoped. lvir. John Green coached the team throughout all the highly competitive season. With the prefleague wins and all their close league games the team will be very strong in the year to come. .sn .we 'fist ,fisilf -,:,geEr.,-- ww ' Above left: Randy Cooper goes in for jump shot. Above right: Dennis Hicks uses his quick moves to dribble past dangerous Lonnie Muro. J.V. Basket- ball-Bottom left-front row: Steve Iddings, Dennis Hicks, Wayne Houchens. Back vow: Lonnie Muro, Tim Medley, Coach John Green, Randy Cooper, Tom Price. Not pictured are Rick Hafty and Norm Howell. l7l Bottom right: Wayne Houchens takes last-second shot. T I ff, Nw-.H My IE ' -2: 31 x , 3 3, , xi :- A ii -'11 -111 J 4 ,: UI ES ez- 4552655 '9 UI Q' afiff 4 :sv f 'D ' 4X ' x 2 T ,IQLH1 2 if fy, , ' .f 15. ' ' V fi in N hz b Y! i i i xi ll A 4 'ai .s L' 4.1 .15 :Lg wf As, 4 , 1. if 1 'f . 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During- the third match of the year Conrad Garcia was injured and disabled forthe sea: song one week later CIF hope' Conrad Garcia 106 Jerry Garcia Stan McKenzie ' 1 1 5 123 John Ziegler 1 30 5 . .X- l l 13 i, i , , ,ii i, Q , , ,ii l .J I M I, 5, 5 N V . 1-I 5... W -if la If i ' l i i in 'VZ i 4- l l A - I Jim Coleman Jerrybgcott R . I 136 Coach Dischmger EIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIlllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlg .EIIIIIII BRUINS BRUIN S BRUIN S BRUINS BRUINS BRUINS BRUINS BRUINS Redlands Colbon Rubidoux Yucaiipll Chino Redlands San Bernardino Barstow 81 '63 3 E G 5 '33 IllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII S 1 1 1 1 fn: 1 1 1 1 1 1 : IQ 1 ic 1 1 - 1 1 2 - 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 L' .A 1 1m 1 S 2 R mg-nl 1l1 9 0 . .. Bring Home Third In the SAL ful Brian McDaniel was hurt and also gone for the season. This left only two Seniors on the Varsity to guide the team, Steven Marshall and Robert Lo' pez. Grueling workouts, strict coaching, and help from the JV captain, Art Loyer who filled in for Brian IVIcDaniel, helped to land a respectable tlmrd place for the Bruins. 1-1- ,, N 1 , l X, A ,J Tim Karas Rick Castro 157 168 . -.vez ' 'Y es is sew.,-A A :Q lug . 59 Steve Marshall 1 78 M' k R h ' IC 3,21 oc a Captain Robert Lopez Blullggand 141 gllllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE E E E BRUINS 15 Norte Vista 28 E E BRUINS 31 Notre Dame 2 E ' E BRUINS 18 Yucaipa 37 E BRUINS 37 Palm Springs 23 :- Q BRUIN S 35 Moreno 27 E : : E BRUINS 18 Hemet 34 : E BRUINS as Norco sz E E BRUINS 45 Cajon 19 E BRUINS 4916 Xmas Tourney 3rd illlllIIIIIlIllllllIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE J.V.'s Turn Myers' Last Season . . . Cut JV wrestling team enjoyed much success this year. Coach Myers contributed much of his great knowlf edge, skill, and time toward the bet' terment of the team. It was impossible to put thirteen guys on the mat every match yet the team still won a good percentage of its matches. Their rec' ord reflected their guts, which is what it takes in wrestling. ,Congratulations to the '73 Junior Varsity Wrestling team. IllllllllllllllllIllllII.IlllIlllllIllII,I,I E 1.v. WRESTLING : 2 : E Bruins beat Notre Dame L' 1 '7 E Bruins beat Moreno E : : 2 Bruins beat Rubidoux : E Bruins beat Palm Springs E E Bruins beat Redlands E E Bruins beat Yucaipa E Bruins beat La Sierra Bruins beat Norte Vista -I Bruins lose Hemet - - 1 , : Bruins lose Norco : FlIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE j.V. Wrestlers - Row 1: Tony Gutierrez, Carlos Valdez, Scott Coach Myers, Steve Sparks, Darryl Rosenbrock, Kevin Pope, Barcus, Harold Strauss, Clarence Wright, Angel Olivas. Row 2: Daryll Everard, Ken Alvarez, Leon Mendoza, Mark Everard. l82 l Into The Best He's Ever Seen Olivas muscles. Valdez bends. Blueboy chokes Ziegler waves. jerry smokes. Loyer maintains. 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Best Wishes Class of '73 BRUl FA CLUB DESIDERA TA O PLACIDLY AMID THE NOISE 86 HASTE, 86 REMEMBER WHAT PEACE THERE MAY BE . IN SILENCE. AS FAR AS POSSIBLE WITHOUT surrender be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly 86 clearlyg and listen to others, even the dull 86 ignorantg they too have their story. Sv Avoid loud 86 aggressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit. If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain 86 bitterg for always there will be greater 86 lesser persons than yourself. Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. is Keep interested in your own career, however humbleg it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise caution in your business affairsg for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there isg many persons strive for high idealsg and everywhere life is full of heroism. he Be yourself Especially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynical abou't loveg for in the face of all aridity 86 disenchantment it is perennial as the grass. Sv Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue 86 loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. is You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees 86 the starsgyou have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is un- folding as it should. Sv Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be, and whatever your labors 86 aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. 5' With all its sham, drudgery 86 broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. 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SPECIALIZING IN LATE MODEL CA HILL. 1650 Cin Alder Lrqner Store H 'Ce Cl' SCHT1 17572 San Bernardino Avenue 16975 Valley Blvd Fontana Fontana EUUD LUCK SENIUBS' 822 4411 .I -.n-I-1-:nn r nnnnnnl -unuq llllil 5 sands 3 N E EN N Carpets 5 i E E Tom 8 John Griffitts E N U m'21l'i'S ZZYVZTZT QRi'fEZ1.ll'ffQi'N'0 N I Wishes Class of '73 Q E Good Luck Q Q 11617 cedar S a A Bloomington E FoNTANA JEWELERS, INC. H CG'if0'ni0 H IOO44 sierra Avenue iv 877'2910 E Eastorfs Farm Greeiin s From g and Home Center 10163 Magnolia n Bloomin on ' HCUSE gt 18053 VALLEY BLVD, cg J Auto PM Q BLQQMINGTQN B.5eS,EmAvENuE CALIFORNIA FONTANA . n S22-SOI4 Congratulations Seniors Fre Egger Company Englneers 456 W Valley an Rialto Contractors 877 2400 ' Much Success To Class of 73 Andy's Market l89l8 Valley Bloomington 5' ! ' ! ! ' ! ! ! FONTANA 822 2728 I Cl 5 d . 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' pdflgdid nimzmacy Confgjggg' 15621 414146, sw, I I glaanzingfort Dr William Kragness , o Mable S Optometrist 5l10P 9268 Sierra Fontana 822-4800 l'1l1lil-I1l1l1l1l1l1l1l1I1li i Congratulations Seniors I - E WILLIAM D. PAYNE : ! ' i ' i 5 9735 Alder ls4 s. Willow lzlolfo 5 B'00 9f0'1 877050 2 Q P Good Luck Class of 773 MLS. RENTAL L C g H I-lquor l and Jffluffofz Dellcafwen I-jjlzliljj-3 10896 Cedar Ph 877-2256 gUllIlllmnl lmmHlmnnlImlllE 8 E l E H 2645 Wdaieo Seadafzo S E , , E I Rialto Sporting Goods Q Moonhght Slgns 5 E 206 W Foolelllll Q l8llO soolo Ano E E 874,900 Q 'IlllllIIIIlllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllIIIIllllllllrllllllllllllli allllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIlllllllIIIIlIllllllllIllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE -11 , ul E Pizza Palace For Pleasin' Tastin' Pizza 22120 East Highland ' San Bernardino - CARTO0NS - : h O1d:Time Movies E illllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli 9693 Alder Fonicinci Sierra Bakery 9260 Sierra Fontana 822-A540 Happiness and Success Seniors QUH'l,S, Dress Soulli Sierra Slwppinq Cenler' RUTH VAN NORTWICK - - AVE. PHON - , I RNIA oooo LUCK sailors Valley Pet Cottage 18131 Valley Blvd. 2877-4770 Mock s Mobil a Smile Tires Batteries Accessories Minor Repair Service Rexoll Drugs ' ' Congrciiuloles Seniors ffmways Done with I l5lO Cedar Bloomington 877 34Ol 'eh 8231391 877 3122 Z gf! QI,-rj Buy Your First VOLKS5l!El From Us Seniors rlllllllllllllllll S C0 9 'tf'l fi0 5 Q Bank of Americo E Seniors 18597 Valley Blvcl. E 1 Bloomington Q Frankis Barber E 877-0450 s 5 Shop N N N 1 5 140 E losoo cedar' E 'lil' 9 N Bloomington S California Collsgnef E-lllqlllllIIIIIIIIllIl'IIIlllllIIIllllllIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE ' E Zaect Wada : E 0 76,364 E Best of Luck Senior Class E 2340 Siena fine, , ,Mm sHELToN s gllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIlIlIIlIIlIIIIIIII.IIllIIIlllllllllllllllllllg M O B I I. S E We Wish You Success , Seniors 3807 Slerra, Fontana BLooMlNoToN PARK L 3223055 onol RECREATION DISTRICT Always C0011 Sefwcew 10076 Ceolor, Bloomington ' .,:Lv1- 1 1: ' 1 M 7 'Y 'NYE 1 me 'gig X -1 , ,mu I A ' . r lllhifi . if ' 7 f iii? V V -- A' .ne fa A C L L L E 'Ml ,. W,,1 'N W Y A L N N E L .,A ' H . R S Jimas Burger Haven 13610 vayley Blvd- 18596 valley Blvd. Bloommafon Ph 877-4400 Bnoommgwn 877-2874 . , V 3 -5:7 L 1 Another Journey Begins ...... Closer To Home . . . A iourney fo a place we're all frying fo find. The l973 Bruin is a sfep foward reaching fhaf goal. Buf in order fo reach your final desfinafion you find fhaf fhere are cerfain obsfacles you musf over- come along fhe way. We found fhis ouf as we sfarfed fhe producfion of fhe '73 Bruin. lf sfarfed wifh fhe big decision of rearranging fhe secfions of fhe book, would if be fhe fra- difional way or should we dare break fradi- fion and change if? Thaf's one of fhe maior problems wifh people fhey are so afraid fo fry somefhing new for fear if won'f go righf. How does one find ouf if fhey won'f fry any- fhing differenf. So fhaf's whaf we did. Evenf- ually fhe secfions molded fogefher as one fofal unif. We had fo do pracfically fhe same fhing wifh fhe sfaff. Mold fogefher before we could begin producfion, buf, firsf we had fo solve our differences. This was our greafesf problem fhroughouf fhe year. Buf all people are differenf, and fhey have differenf ideas and ways of doing fhings. So in order fo work fogefher we had fo give a liffle more fhan we fook. Geffing fo know one anofher and 'lheir ways and moods, and being able fo communi- cafe wifhouf yelling or blowing up was fhe sfep fhaf broughf us much closer fo reaching our goal. The person specifically responsible for geffing us fogefher was Miss Pafi Ishida. Wifhouf her creafive ideas and deferminafion fo use fhose ideas fhe '73 Bruin would prob- ably be sfill incomplefe and sfuffed on some shelf in room 75. Buf her push is iusf one of fhe memories we will have on our iourney - fhe journey fo a place full of new advenfures, buf wifh sfill a memory of fhe pasf . . , iusf one of our sfops on fhe 'road fhaf will fake us Closer fo Home .... Karen Luian 200 l ini fhe making of a school yearbook one comes across many problems. lf is like a iourney across an unknown land .... ahead are problems and fensions which creafe 'lhe mounfing pressures one has never felf before. Wifh differenf fime limifs and expecfafions, a deep feeling of obligafion and unsure- nessiovercomes one. , I Once again fhe Publicafions Class of '73 experi- enced 'lhese feelings, buf by working fogefher we overcame many barriers. From fhese experiences we all learned many fhings abouf each ofher, and found fhaf af many 'limes fhere were many differences in our opinions. ' One cannof describe fhe feeling felf affer fhe final complefion of a yearbook. For in fhis acf you have also finished fhe iourney fhaf you sef ouf fo conquer in fhe beginning. There are far foo many individuals fhaf helped make fhis fask so much easier, so l will only say many 'lhanks and wish upon you beffer fhings. My reward will be fhe complefion of fhis book, and yours will be in knowing fhis would noi' have been possible wifhouf your supporf. l would like fo es- pecially say many fhanks fo our advisor Miss Ishida, our phofographers, Mr. Myers and Dale Jones, and our annual publisher, Jack Cannicoff. To you, fhe sfudenfs of Bloomingfon High, l only hope fhaf you have enjoyed if, and fhaf fhe experi- ences you haye viewed and read abouf will long con- figiue fo be a parl' of fhe memories fha'l' come wifh 1 e. lf has offen been said fhaf a book becomes greaf nof when if is good or bad - buf only when if absolufely cannof be ignored. For 'lhe '73 BRUIN fhaf began in fhe year ninefeen-hundred and sevenfy- fhree and hopefully will long confinue fo be as such. Juvenfino Valdez Wifh'much work ahead of us fhe Annual sfarfed working on a book. This book will be people make if, or do nof make if. For if will be whaf ofhers make if for fhem. For if will be nofhing, fhey will look af if and see if again. Ofhers will be able fo look fh if and see friends -and remember awards and complishmenfs fhey have gained for fhemselves. During fhis year a few people will receive awards and recognifion which fhey do nof care abouf. These individuals realize fhaf fh nof deserve or wanf fhe award, buf wanf name menfioned. 4 Unfil fhis year, I was never concerned scholarships were disfribufed. Affer a while began wondering how Girl and Boy Sfafe r senfafives, Bank of America, and ofher a which are given fo individual sfudenfs. - Wifh a liffle bif of researching, l have covered an explanafion, buf if is far from answer. Boys' Sfafe selecfion is fhe new ASB Pres I wonder, whaf would happen if we elecfed a ASB Presidenf? Girls' Sfafe selecfion is done fhe feachers. Wifh fhis sysfem, you have fwo ferenf ways of selecfing 'ihese yfwo people. feachers selecf one and fhe sfudenfs fhe ofher A new fhing l learned abouf fhis year is of America Award winners. Selecfion is done deparfmenf chairmen, and some of fhe fee never have a chance fo submif sfudenfs I fhey feel deserve fhe honor. lf should go f fhan fhe deparfmenf chairmen: all fhe fee should make fhe decision. Now for fhe really fouchy parf, scholar Mosf people would love fo receive, a schola buf for many differenf reasons. Some really fhe help fo go fo college, while ofhers wanf collecf fhem as honorable mefhods of re: fion, and never use any of fhem. l feel fhe arship should be awarded by anofher mefhod quesfion is should if be given fo 'fhe one wifh hiqllesf grade poinf average or fo fhe person a high grade poinf average and desire? , The discovery of fhese fhree fhings were by ac cidenf, and one cannof wonder'if fhe mefhods o sfudenf recognifion is fhe fairesf way. Perhaps i 'fhe coming years, you as confinuino BHS sfudenf can fry fo improve selecfion mefhods menfione above and in ofher areas. Since fhis is really fhe place fhaf fhank you: always go, l would like fo fhank mosf of all Mis: Ishida, wifhouf her many hours of work affei school and on weekends, and her much needeo knowledge, we would sfill be 'frying fo puf if al fogefher. . l would also like fo fhank Dale Jones, Rob Myers, and fhe loyal fiffh period phofography class, especially, Richard Wilkerson. And fhe mosf fhanks goes fo 'fhe sfaff of BRUIIX '73 wifhouf These fine, hard-working people There would noi' be an annual. l So now wifh all fhe work in back of us, we sincerely hope you enioy fhe '73 BRUIN. And if will bring you a liffle CLOSER TO HOME. Linda Gregor A A W yd fg,W fMfff' 0 W 5'-yy My My fy M W ' W lgfv ME ? L' - xw 01' iiw 2353199 ifj0Ma Jp 'U fw CWA M3 Www A -ff gy O fwju W M if ff? Q5 if Mi v iczgcltgx NP NO ooQ1 -X ec Q3 A at OA , ef QQ X525 P- bm .fQ1m,,iOfS,PvgxoFxo WW' '3 gg QQ Qi 9 Qy 735 3,9 3,5 ,J TQ' J? f ' 7 g5,dLC,f'ljjj?Fa5Ejt?j Wd? vifmffs Qifgqfs-Q zsiirfij 'frfx z2 ffi'f?Q3?M Rail? wig? Q'?ffi1if w '5?HMQQs f'-fa,-sbeiggig E l , f an. x Q54 1 , fn r v A. -...-..-. -, -.-. ..-.,.. - 1... 2:2-n1:'s.:':.l.ua.1 ':Lnz.4a.5.L::zf...2:.f:asz-.1.1.s::u, -, Q.gur:z.nf.suc::v.M-.ma:.1g.1:n:a....,.. Q,.+..L ,,:,.. ..-ww. - V H...,,...,.,Q,.. .......Y T- 1 t , l , f A 2, --W YK! 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