Bella Vista High School - Remuda Yearbook (Fair Oaks, CA)

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Service Shown' At BV CAIIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION - BOTTOM ROW: Gay Anderson, Richard Iaynes, Paula Culbertson, Kathy Kalvelage, Kathy Mittendorf, Terry Hinton, Chris Schlett, Cindy Carlson, Loretta Weaver, Noralee Young, Paula Riordan, ROW 2, Mr. Hoyt Sloan QAdvisorj, Janice DeLoof, Betty Dodd, Pam Conners, Bruce Roth, Sandy Main, Cathy Dreyer, Sue D'Arcy, Bill Casalegno, Brian Shigekawa, Bernice Funk, ROW 35 Christine Wiemer, Mary Alice McC1arin, Sherrie I-Ietherington, David Donnely, Dave Babbitt, Bob Nelson, Mike Freer, Mark Massey, Kay Lichtenberger, Nancy Vining, Mrs. julia Reese QAdvisorj ROW 43 Cathy Henkle, Robert Mott, Jerry jolly, Karen Sheldahl, Lynne Stotenburg, Ken Binning, Alan Jackson, Larry Long, Steve Stigge, John Mott, Doug Hewitt, james Casalegno, Elleene Kirkland. 117

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Scholarship And Again this year the Bank of America awards were given to outstanding sen- iors . Each department or phase of school life was covered and a deserving senior was selected to receive the Plaque or Certificate in each. Another Way of recognizing outstand- ing scholastic achievement at Bella Vista was by membership in the California Scholarship Federation. This organiza- tion also had many service projects, such as ticket taking at games. Mem- bership in C .S . F. is by application and , a certain grade point average must be ' met in order to be eligible to join. fo? 2.5 f BANK OF AMERICA CERTIFICATE WINNERS-BOTTOM ROW: c if 1 ' ,:,,, . we .N W5 'fe , ff M, 5 7 A BANK OF AMERICA PLAQUE WINNERS-Dean Wright, Fine Arts, Bernice Funk, Liberal Arts, Dave Cerronag Science and Math. NOT PICTURED: Kathy Brummerg Vocational Arts. C? Q Y' Ray Alldritt5 Social Studies, Jeanni Brown, Busi- ness, Carol Iddins, Foreign Language, Patricia DaIey5 Home Economics, Becky Draggesg Art, Ingrid Johnson, Lab Science Karla Kellogg, Music, Randy Elmore- English, ROW 2: Bob Stewart, Industrial Arts, jim Casalegnog , , Math, J. Shepard Mertzg Drama. 'I I6

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I Q E f - k 3 ff- Q Y, - D H E . QQ ft' :ii i , 1,2 l H 2 i n lllllll glllll A Y ,, f wg I 5 ' 8332- in. J, i n will W 'K l Ili i' .noi Fall Student Body President Fred Wolfe proceeds to his next class. Led by Fred Wolfe and the other Fall student body officers, an im- portant addition to the Constitution this year was the by-law amendment on voter registration, which requires registration for all B.V. students ' prior to voting in elections . Also, the Cafetorium Problems Committee was formed this semester to resolve all conflicts concerning the cafeteria and the lunch system. These accom- plishments will be strong, lasting effects on student government in the years to come. Registration Bill Davidson Peggy Flens Chief justice Commissioner of Entertainment Marianne VonOven and Dean Wright discuss a problem con- cerning student government. 118