Benicia High School - Panther Yearbook (Benicia, CA)

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Classes - 115

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No one believed that 1980-81 finally arrived. It seemed to have come much too early. Our senior year was upon us. Many knew exactly where they were going and others had somewhat of an idea of what they wanted to do. BHS e We were the Cream Cone Review. Traditions were kept, but altered in many ways. Seniors were prevalent in representation of their class in school activities. Brian Earp and Valerie Slavik represented BHS at Boys and Girls State during the summer. Betsy Brom, Lori Henry, Cindy lVlcKendry and Rhonda Santos represented the class of 81 on the pep was Student Body Vice- Secretary, squad. 24:5