Bonita High School - Echoes Yearbook (La Verne, CA)

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Honors for CSF Charters keep game stats Kii The club activities of CSF included the semi- annual honor days, a trip to Disneyland, Honors Day at UCLA, and the annual Spring Conference , At the conference, CSF president Kevin Sly, represented Bonita as one of the eight Seymour Award finalists. This was the fourth straight year that a Bonita student was in con- tention for the highest award a CSF member can earn. 1. Kevin Sly directs a CSF meeting during activity break. 2. Bonnie Briones keeps score for the freshmen baskctbaM team while Mr. Graff works the clock. 3. Tim Clark an- nounces the varsity basketball players at a home game. Football, basketball, wrestling, tennis and baseball statisticians lielped the teams and coaches by recording individual player statistics throughout each season. The statisticians were recognized and sometimes awarded for their work at t.e sports awards banquet. 20 CSF- statisticians KriJi, (

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Go climb a rock Tracking across mountain and desert ter- rain, scaling rocks, and repelling from cliffs were just a few of the ventures of the Bonita backpackers. The first excursion was a trip to Algiers Creek at San Gorgonio Mountains. The trip was very successful and almost perfect except for cold mornings and evenings. Anza Borrego was the locale of the second expedition. Both trips were two days and one night long. The group also planned a day hike . Several backpacker meetings were held, during which such necessary subjects as equipment, foods, cooking and safety on the trail were discussed. % ' j-f : ' ..-T.- « ' 1. Mr. Sornborger learns the correct way to repel. 2. Jeff Pence and Mr. Pence prepare for another day of hiking. RONT ROW: Steve Fay, Jeff Pence, Steve Sellon, Dennis Carman, Gabriel Hernandez, Rob Bathke, Lynn ortick, Darcy Downing. BACK ROW: Mr. Jerry Pence, Dennis Dudley, Mr. Mike Sornborger, Monica ruekner, Karen McCall, Dan Sullivan, Barry Copeland, Heather Downing, Theresa Copeland, Blake owning. Backpackers 19

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Kiwanettes lend time and services Kiwanettes was a service organization de- signed to help at school activities whenever needed . The club held many fund-raising activities throughout the year. Several members washed cars in the faculty parking lot and sold baked goods in a sale held at a local store. The Kiwanettes also sponsored a magic show at the LaVerne Heights Elementary School carnival. With their money, the members donated $50 to the Order of Merit Banquet. 1. Hypnotist Harold Gaffney performs •■ at a Kiwanette Inter-Club meeting. 2. Kathy Brown and Mary Baum soap up a station wagon at the car wash. athy Brown, Sue Wagner, Lisa Rowbotham, Valerie Smith, Mary Baum, Dianna Fratello, ristie Cox, Paula Watkins. Kiwanettes 21