Benicia High School - Panther Yearbook (Benicia, CA)

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The Bank of America, as in previous years, provided the Benicia High School senior class with an opportunity to display their exceptional areas of study. Participants in this competition were nominated by the faculty to compete in their strongest field. The Bank of America 1981 Achievement Awards were challenged by many top-ranking students as they pooled their writing and speaking talents together in both an essay and round table discussion. Faculty members marked their score sheets on individual performance, and reviewed such criteria as academics and school service. After looking over each candidate carefully, the committee consisting of KGF ,D ,. I seven faculty members made their decision. The three announced winners received personally engraved plaques, and went on to compete in the regional competition. These seniors were: Brian Earp for Liberal Arts, Valerie Slavik for Math!Science, and Steve Holl for Eine Arts. Certificate winners were also chosen upon individual accomplishment. These seniors were elected primarily on teacher recommendation with the exception of the English area which required a timed essay. These winners were: Ernie Vizuet-Art: Heidi Hartig- Music, Kenneth Hebert and Susan Quesada-English, Dana Seslar and Judi Bursbi-Foreign Languages, Todd Blaettler-Social Studies, Mark Higginbotham-Laboratory Science, Robert Baller-Mathematics, Theresa Morasci and Tanya Smith-Business, Todd Swanson-Trade and Industrial. Other students nominated for the above mentioned categories were: Larry Hagar, Vicky Cruz, Diane Robbins, and Mary Monzon. Though they received no award, their exceptional skills proved them worthy of recognition. These Seniors are all to be commended on their accomplishments and hard work, and the Bank of America thanked for giving them the opportunity to prove themselves. AMERICA AWARD wr' lfwn 1. And the Nominees are: L to R Front: Judi Bursby, Diane Robbins, Mary Monzon, Susan Quesada, Terri Morasci, Robert Baller, Back row: Ken Hebert, Mark Higginbotham, Steve Holl, Valerie Slavik, Brian Earp, Chris Stanfill. 2. Certificate Award Winners: Susan Quesada, Todd Blaetler, Mark Higginbotham, Ernie Vizet, Todd Swanson, Mr. Mariman, Tanya Smith, Terri Morasci, Dana Seslar, Judi Bursby, Ken Hebert. 3. The Plaque Winners: Valerie Slavik, Brian Earp, and Steve Holl discussing future plans with Mr. Mariman, Bank of America Awards-183