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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1977 volume:

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' ilecl ikeithdeansherriedeansherrilldeardorffdebbiedeesjosephdeherreramaureendelaney ' ■ ienisedouc ieflemingjanetforbescherylfoschijimfranksalicefuentessharonfulkersonameli? ansenmarkhansenmichaGlhardinakathyhaugerrobinhaydencindihpdrickcnllepnh lohnalcxadam — -- - - • ■I ' iS. ' ■2 2. D( i ( -Ik, r .r, uo BC KOES 77 Bonita High Schoo Micci Clark, Editor LaVerne, California Ken Erickson, Advisor 91750 Volume 74 ECO OBS TABLE OF Rally, Band Drill 14 Royalty 28 Faculty Administration 38 Classes 48 i«« 1977 CONTENTS Officers Forum .66 Assemblies Dances 74 Students 86 Clubs Cliques 128 Sports 142 V A ii? And to th fi-rs X i ' « ' .ji . • 5 f It N f ' C i fe Our Spirit Is Sl(y-High S sMAj Cfj2£ O.-yK KjJliU. LJoyKJciAZ dLaxA. The 1976 Varsity Cheerleaders consisted of six girls. They were as follows: senior Robin Hayden (head) and juniors, Debbie Sandoval, Ellie Thompson, Lori Swank, Sara Gamble and Sue Teter. The girls spent a lot of time on activities such as rallies, dinners, and sponsor- ing dances to improve school spirit. Mrs. Brennecke, their advisor, kept the girls in line with a sturdy hand. In all the girls had an exciting year and their spirit was, Sky-High ! 18 Varsity Song rue Oo . our My girl will be working on her pom poms now and she ' ll be yelling tonight . Songleaders: Lori Blackwell, Vickie Fessler, Joni Kershaw (seniors); Bonnie Briones, Kim Kelly and Julie Odgen (juniors); worked their green and white pom poms at all rallies and games . Making up new routines and developing new ideas for the rallies kept the girls busy during summer and after school . The girls had a fun year and want to remind you: Be true to your school ... let youi colors fly ! !!!!!!!! Deanne Baur and Dannelle Knight were our jolly mascots this year. Their purpose was of course to help cheer, and that they did; along with bugging the drill team at half-time, and making pests of themselves to the hurt players. But Deanne and Dannell made a good team and kept us laughing! (Even when it wasn ' t funny) ' 3o- ' %vX _ i Varsity Song 19 For the first time ever BHS had two separate rally squads! One for football and one for basketball , The idea was not met with too many cheers, because alot of money would be put out for one semester. But the girls soon found out that the idea would work. The 1976-77 basketball cheerleaders were-Cathy Albert, Eileen Coleman, Maria D ' Aquila, Kay Hedrick, Iris Pacheo, and Maryann Sanford. (All juniors) The girls had fun and loved the new experience, they did a great job cheering for our team. Linda Jackson the 1976-77 Rally head has done an excellent job. She must coordinate all rallies, practices, try-outs and the hardest job of all , keeping the girls happy. She had been involved in cheer for two years so she was not without experience. Linda loves the excite- ment of cheering in front of a crowd and she will always treasure the friendships she has made. New Edition 1 .,:v ; 20 Basketball Cheer To Rally Squad Basketball Cheer 21 jijK Wb ly Through alot of games filled with tears and laughter the Junior Varsity and Freshman Cheerleaders urged their teams on. The J.V, cheerleaders, Barbara Brazeau, Jane Hertz, Barbara Perez and Wendy Sarter did an ex- cellent job this year at rallies and at their games. The freshman girls got off to a good start; they quick- ly organized themselves and lent support to their team. They were: Laurie Gonzales, Sue Skeen and Kelly Sarter, All these girls, although one or two steps down from varsity were always cheering and participating with en- thusiasm and smiles. Jr and Frosh Cheer 23 And The Beat Goes On 24 Band, Drill Left-Right-Left, Company Halt, Tweet-Tweet Under the marching commands of Drum Major Dennis Dudley, the Marching Band and Drill showed their colors. Dennis Dudley took charge of the band this year, proving time and time again his excellent music ability and leadership qualities! Together the band and drill led the half-time shows, entered competitions and marched in a number of parades with the Bannerettes leading the way! The Captain was Belinda Brown. Flag Twirlers were added this year, and they twirled their flags in complicated routines at the games and rallies. The Captain was Barbara Escondon. Thanks must be given to Micci Clark 1976-77 captain of Drillteam. Her hard work paid off in good performances . Flag, Bannerettes 25 V 1 a ' I M ! ■ ta- S.- m i fe i f? - w Wi F , tj i .-?.-• r .. « , ,W ©, -■ J ( ll aej Princess Holly and Mr. Nelson Princess Judy and Mr. Soper When: Friday, November 5, 1976 10:00-12:00 p.m. Where: Bonita High School Gym Band: Crown 30 Royalty Honorary Princess Helle and Mr. Downing Y. i ' . L. . V ■a:o Princess Judy Edwards, escort Keith Brandt Princess Kathy Howell, escort Gary Marchese Queen Joni Kershaw, escort Chuck Rees Princess Debbie Russi, escort Mark Maloney A Night With the Stars was the theme for the 1976-77 Homecoming. As a special highlight, actor Chris Nelson crowned the new queen. As each princess was escorted down the field, her face glimmered with hope. Adding even more beauty to the evening, last year ' s Queen, Sue Maloney, returned to hand over her crown to Joni Kershaw! Princess Holly Morgan, escort Kenny Lyon Honorary Princess Helle Nissum, escort Mike Alvarez Royalty 31 Mindy reigns and Beth Welch steps down. When: Friday, January 28, 1977 10:00-12:00 p.m. Where: BHS Gym Band: Cecil And beauty shines from Queen Mindy Robinson. Cupid draw back your bow. . . the 19 77 Sweetheart dance was on! An excellent mood was set when the band, Cecil, began to play, and the Bearcats started dancing under the parachute decorations . Midway through the evening, as the excite- ment mounted, last year ' s Queen, Beth Welch, set the crown on Mindy Robinson, the new 1977 Sweetheart Queen! 32 Royalty i Sophomore Princess Cathy Maidment and escort Mark Gillette Freshmen Princess Connie Johnson and escort Mark Custer Royalty 33 JXH l rn- When: Friday, December 10, 1976 8:00-11:00 p.m. Where:PuddingstonePavillion Band: 6 Finger Funk And the 1916-11 Snow Queen is. . . Once again the M.E.C.H.A. club spon- sored the annual Christmas Dance. At a different loca- tion this year, it turned out to be a chilly evening but still ex- citing. Last year ' s Queen, Cherlyn Wanamaker, gave her title to senior. Donna Seyarto. Princess Tammy Lawlis Queen Donna Seyarto Princess Ellen Tims Princess Robin Hayden Princess Anna-Marie Viduare 34 Royalty Princess Anna-Marie Viduare and escort Louie Aviles Princess Tammy Lawlis and escort Steve Nottingham Royalty 35 Sophomore Prince, Kevin Mulvey Freshman Prince, Tim Case 36 Royalty King Franks and his merry men. xor Go for it! Do the hustle ' This year, as in the past, our Sadie Hawkins activities were sponsored by the A.S .B.; and the dance was the main attrac- tion, thanks to the Sophomore class. The Sadie Hawkins court consisted of a prince Bombs away, ay, ay. from each class and a king which was chosen from the four princes who represented the Senior Class. February 25th will always be remembered as Sadie Hawkins Day at Bonita in 1977. °y y 37 Administration Dr. Johnson Superintendent Mr. Wigell Asst. Superintendent Louis E. Rosen Principal jH r M l • -sa B B r I IVlr. Nelson Vice-Principal-Boys Mrs. Bernstein Vice-Princ ipal-Girls 40 Administration Mr. Teaff A.S.B. Director Administration 41 nervous talented loves the spot-light AQUARIUS Mr. Anderson Mr. Camplin Mrs. Lee Idealist sensitive intelligent humorous PICSES C C E u o Mr, Dearinure Miss Greuhl Mrs. Johns brave creative authoritive stubborn loves music protective healthy athletic moves fast mysterious easy going ARIES TAURUS GEMINI Mr. Hartnett Mr. Connolly Q. 1 o i Mrs. Brennecke Mrs. Hastings Mrs. Raphael 42 Faculty ' - Mr. Snyder T3 c CO o m o c ' E CI c Ld Mr. Lane Mr. Salomon Mr. Sornborger Mr. Waterlyn a. c l Mrs. Robertson Faculty 43 independent leader rel iable LEO 3 ■o a. O O c u E Mr. Altobelli Miss Amiguet Mr. Martin unique affectionate Individual compatable tolerant shy agreeable aggressive sexy voice loves power mystic VIRGO LIBRA SCORPIO SAGITTARIUS adventurous generous extroverted lucky ,■ I f I R Mr. Deerson Mr. Esposito c E v E o I Mrs. Adams Mr. Dorsey ,1 ' i W o c Mrs. Brechbiel T3 -•J 00 o o 3 to IS u o 1 1 -o o o 3 O o 1 1 Mrs. Rose o o Si 1- n! a Mr. Daoussis Mr. Ramos 44 Faculty Mr. Tremblay Mr. Graff Mrs. Wagers ' T ' v ,.i n ' I Mrs. West o 01 3 Mr. Matthew, ' j J- Mr. Pence :Jrl¥ 3 o X o x m Mr. Winter Faculty 45 witty childish responsible . CAPRICORN Mr. Asim Miss Andrich Mr. Mayfield CAFETERIA CUSTODIAL Mrs. Farrel o -a o ■K 3 o Mrs. Knight IS o 3 O IS o c 1 o 3 O Mr. Alonzo Mr. Castro Mr. Eborsole SECRETARIES Mrs. Byers 1 -I a o c m.M o ■4-1 5 C 0) T3 3 1 1 Mrs. Chapman Mrs. McNaught OTHER 01 a c o a 1 1 Mrs. Eatin Mrs. Hager Mr. Lopez 46 Staff cxa.v C- ' Mrs. Straubel 3 o -o IS I 1 w 1  c O •a 3 o :i ' !Eaf_.3Sa ■ ; ■■■■.•V 3 o Mr. Grant Mr. Guajardo Mr. Kleine a. c 3 O o Mrs. Mishler Mrs. Saita Mrs. Schuhmann (j uukL CLjb cU, Mr. McGregor Mr. Wolff c .5 •5 o ■K 3 o ■0, 2 o Staff 47 ■■■ ' ■ i n- r 48 Classes MOmMS fviKoiHxrrcHn AHMXmH w J i .J ' v Barbara Escandon aund Lettica Lopez are busily at work using t eir drawing technique Mary Boyd is doing Dave C.- ;uff their handmade jewelry t; Diane Flora a work of art. ■ Steve Hackett add-; the finishing touch on his Bonita Bearcat, wmsL YjWim m mm nakes And Snails And Puppy Dogs Tails Cheryl Foschi plays with her pet. ost science classes at Bonita are con- ed for people with the right chemistry I since the classes are difficult or college- prep courses dealing with energy, life, mat- •■nr and man , — - John Richardson demonstrates an erupting volcano. I The mad scientists at work. Doctor JeckyI and Mr, Hyde. What Do You Want To Be T ■4 ' t This bulletin board helps students locate a certain occupation. Mrs. Smith is in charge of the Career Center and pro- vides vocational guidance for students. These Bonita Students use this machine to help them decide on a career. Do It For Life The Colonels got ribs. Look at that form. The teachers in the P.E, classes try to involve (tudents in sports that are enjoyable, and that would normally play. Golf, tennis, self-defense, _..._ )adminton are a few of the favorites that are taught at Bonita, When Mr. Tremblay teaches Olga, would be 1 P.E., he really gets into it. Tennis anyone? proud of you. The girls take an active part in girls P.E., swimming. Donna Budzan is learning drafting skills. Roger Hoffman constructs a house. Danny Thompson Ricky Beltran wears out grinding wheel. works hard in autoshop. Pl : r John Manzanares, The grease monkey . ea and expre: headstart in ment. aw your curta , . .„w , , world of self- nression. Motivated artists of the word ai Ice, draw upon your spotlight for light. Could ..be that you are more than one in person ' Several come together in you to let me se( ttrld which you create. One side of the mask I this-next time the other. Tell me , , . low me , . . Let me feel ... I can, jusl_ fng, become part of you. Here is a gift .. art given to those eyes and ears who care venture and step from their world into your created world of make believe. Scene 1 take 139. Alex Adams, The actor in him comes alive , You have such a cute face . I Chamber Singers perform in Bonita High School ' s Student Union. Mr. Winters director of the Choral Department. Sing it again Sam. ng! Sing A Song Ml N:•««wl; One of the new teachers this year is Mr. Ramos, who teaches typing. Learning to operate a copy machine is important in the business world. f .- M j .- : 1A Zap em ' with a super smile. I must deduct 50 cents from each invoice. Sheila Palmer and Donna Seyarto work hard at their accounting. Rona Barret Watch Ou Kevin Blackburn The Bearcat Staff Mr. Asim and staff members % Staff members finishing last section. Eileen Coleman and Anna Vidure. ress room is always buzzmg with activities ot the itaff capturing all the hot gossip on campus. Co- editors, Kurtis Cox and Mike Riley, with the help of their advisor, Mr. Asim; kept the staff on their toes gath erin the news . 3 muskateers Karen Johnson, Curtis Cox, Mike Riley L 62 Classes Yearbook; For The Preschool is a course which both Bonita students and the little children enjoy. ,,re of becoming a professional seam- stress or a gourmet chef, but you can ' t cook or sew; then Bonita ' s • omemaking classes are r you. Students learn ' doing-by preparing multi-coursed dinner sewing a garment, .lere are even boys in uie classes. Who knows, they may become gal- iping gourmets! p w ;i•« , r Keith Brandt- ASB President Mark Maloney- ASB Vice President Debbie Russi-ASB Secretary I Laurie Johnson- ASB Historian Sanford Coggins-ASB Secretary of Athletics Dana Baur-ASB Secretary of Clubs The ASB officers prodticed an exciting year of student activities. Some of the leading acts were our Halloween and Sadie Hawkins days, along with various assemblies. These young leaders, under the direction of Mr. Teaff, planned year-round student events as well as special activities, ties. 68 ASB Officers Lynda Tucker- ASB Treasurer Bonnie Briones-ASB Chief Justice Mr. Teaff-ASB Advisor Holly Morgan- ASB Secretary of Campus Problems Mike Boyd- ASB Secretary ot Assemblies Mr. Teaffs No Nonsense look. Student Activities Star At Bonita ASB Officers 69 Carrie Morrison-Sr President IVlark Gillette-Sr Vice President Roberta Tracy-Sr Secretary Treasurer Bobby Vidaure-Jr President Keith Knight-Jr Vice President Lori Swank-Jr Secretary Treasurer Lights, Camera, Action 70 Senior and Junior Officers Liz Northup, Alex Adams-Sr Rep- resentatives Monica Bruckner-Sr Representative IVlicci Clark-Sr Chief Justice Cathy Albert-Jr Chief Justice, IVIaria D ' Aquila, Patti Dunn- Reoresentatives Sue Teter, Sandy Walleen-Jr Rep- resentatives Eileen Coleman-Jr Representative The senlni- ciass and jtinior class officers had a productive year. The seniors held the lead- ing roles with planning the half-time at Homecoming and working out the traditional gradtiation activities. The juniors were in charge of the Homecoming dance and other biggies to help bring in money for the Jtinior-Senior Prom. Both groups were full of excitement and ACTION! Senior and Junior Officers 71 Shelly Case- Soph. President Kevin Mulvey-Soph. Vice-President Daria Wheat-Soph. Secretary- Treasurei Beverlee Knight-Frosh. President Jeni Perrin-Frosh. Vice-President Scene B Take 1 Connie Johnson-Frosh. Secretary- Treasurer 72 Sophomore and Freshman Officers Shelly Estabo, Shawn Shepard-Soph. Representatives Penny Thomas, Lori Brandt, Cat ' iy Maldment-Soph. Representatives Wendy Sarter-Soph. Chief Justice Diana IVlurry, Dawn Sterllng-Frosh, Repre ' :entatl ves, MaryJane Maldment- Frosh. Chief Justice Marrle Migliozzi, Caria Hylton, Sonia Lopez-Frosh. Representatives The dignified leaders of the Soph, class. The freshman and sophomore class officers kept busy by working hard on their seperate jobs. While helping each other gain experience, they focused their attention on ftind raising and sponsoring dances. Although they now have chorus parts, in a few yea rs they will be in leading roles. Sophomore and Freshman Officers 73 76 Arts, Assemblies Eve X students at Bonita were blessed with two fine productions from their drama department: The Taming Of The Shrew , and The Invention . The Taming of The Shrew , written by William Shakespeare, was one of the most difficult productions for the actors, yet one of the most rewarding for the audience. The atmosphere created, one of the age of chivalry, was most helpful in allowing the audience to feel that they were indeed in England and enjoying the play as it was presented in the time of Shakespeare. The Invention was a successful attempt to bring the talents of Bonita ' s actors to the children of the community. The play was directed by one of the school ' s finest actresses. Colleen Schultz. Judging by the children ' s reaction after the show, it was a most prosperous venture. Assemblies E Vocalization Variety The Chamber Singers once again managed to have another successful year. Under the guidance of Roger Winter, the group again presented the high-caliber performances with which they have been long associated. Presentations for such groups as the La Verne Rotary Club have retained the vocal superbness this year that is present every year at Bonita. yC I u Bonita Bands Booming The Concert Band and Stage Band, once again under the direction of Robin Snyder, have tuned their way into the harmony of Bonita High and the local community. This year they performed in America On Parade at Disneyland, an honor given to only the best of bands; we at Bonita indeed have the best. f rii. Assemblies Events 79 kv f I ' lpiijiit ' iWMf - ' Films Flinging The few assemblies presented this year were welcomed reliefs from the constant work of school. The Three Faces Of Bonita and The Diary Of Miss Jane Pittman wore both excellent audio-visual presentations; also worthy of recognition was a presentation by the L.A. Dance Company. This assembly encouraged more students to attend the school dances, and brought originality to the dance floor at Bonita. Basketball Bumping Lunch hour this year has meant more than just time to eat lunch: the A.S.B. sponsored both an intramural volleyball tourna- ment and a two-on-two co-ed basketball tournament. All who participated in the tournaments, even the losers, found this an excellent outlet for fun and energy! vs ■ ' ' -lies Events 81 f ♦ Ir . . V iiSr-T ' People, Pies, Pumpkins Pippins ' Tf «iP AH , A   t MI ii A U t«U 1 I L «, - f; 4 = f ' ' k .T Boys, Balls Balloons Role switching, overalls, and good hometown fun once again meant the arrival of Sadie Hawkins Day to the Bonita campus. Students occupied their noontime with some un- usual activities. Beach ball kicking, wheelbarrow races, and water balloon tossing were just a few of the sources of entertainment for the student body. Later in the evening a dance brought the events to a fitting close. Countries Cultures Argentina, Canada, Chile, and other countries peace- fully invaded Bonita High on International Day. Students from these countries, under the direction of the Foreign Ex change Club, willfully related to our students and faculty the aspects of their cultures . Through them we became more aware of the good and bad things our culture has to offer us . JUNE-THE MONTH MOST SENIORS LIVE FOR! THE END OF ONE LIFE AND THE BEGINNING OF ANOTHER. iiHiiut.t ♦ittai John Alex Adams Captain track and C.C. Parties for Life. Ronald Adams Leave no stone unturned. Jenny Albert I finally made it! Keep on truckin! Susan Alexander The only way to have a friend is to be one. Jeffrey Anderson Que sara sara. Scott Arcoraci There are no limits. Jeanne Arnold My dear friends; Keep in touch take care. Sheila Arnold Friends are not to be forgotten. I love No. 7. Jeanne Autry We are here to add what we can to life. Robert Bathke A man of all seasons. Paula Batten Caria Bauer Dana Baur Stella Beard Cherish this ending for Are you ever sorry for Memories will always be There is nothing perma- it is our beginning. what you haven ' t said. our best friends. nent except change. L.jri Annette Blackwell Richard Boecker Michael Boyd Jerl Bragg Birds fly over rainbows, Thanks Bonita for every- Basketball 4 yrs. CSF 1 I ' m happy and in love why oh why can ' t I? thing— So long. ASB 1 yr. Backpackers. with life. Seniors 89 90 Seniors David Castanon I will always remember Bonita. Gilbert Castro Do not turn back when you are just at the goal Henry Castro We ' ll make tomorrow better than today. Jeff Cazares Four years varsity wresti ing. Denise Chapman Senior Rep. Drillteam 2 yrs., Bannerettes 1 yr. Micci R. Clark Make yesterday ' s dream become tomorrow ' s reality. Ted Clauch I hate quotations. Tell me what you know. Diane Clifford With love, to you from Dy. See ya. Sanford Coggins It ' s been nice, but I ' ve paid the price 4 years. Victoria Cook I really did enjoy being at Bonita High. David Cooney The end of school .oegjnning of life. Susie Cooper the The days that make us happy make us wise. Kurtis Cox Life is just one damn thing after another! Mike Creighton Life is a kumqual. Seniors 91 Dan Crawford No one knows what he can do till he tries. Kathy Dawson Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Keith Dean I remember the last day of my junior year. Sherrie Dean Nothing good is going to last forever see ya. Sherrill Deardorff It ' s been fun but it ' s time to move on. Bye! Debbie Dees Life is beautiful if you can see throuah it. Joseph DeHerrera The party ' s over. We ' ll have to call it the end. Maureen DeLaney Good luck in life. Fare- well. Robert Denton It is better to learn late than never. David Diaz Things are not always what they seem. Denise Doucette There is a world out there to see and we shall Dan Drake Nothing Dennis Dudley 76-77 Drum Major What can I say? Dion Ediebrock Times are changing so are we. Judy Edwards The flower that once has bloomed for-ever dies. Sander Eller Look at your MFR ' S instruction manual. Sherry Emery Congratulations to class of 77. Bye Chris Farrell It was worth it, I got away with everything. 92 Seniors Mike Farrell Since when was a genius respectable ? Bess Fergusen Drink! For once dead you never will return. Vicki Fessler Friends, I will remem- ber you. Julie M. Fleming Hopes and joys lead to a meaningful tomorrow. Janet Forbes 2 yrs. Basketball chart girl. It was a fun 4 yrs. Cheryl Foschi Character is only habit long lived. Jim Franks Time has no meaning until it ' s gone. Alice Fuentes Hello World , Sharon Fulkerson Good luck always to the clciss of 77. Amelia Gaeta It ' s been four unused years of NOTHIMG . Ron Gal la Out of our sadness, we have made this world. Cindy Garcia Mixed chor us, concert choir. Dorinda Garcia Laura Garcia It is best, and it is done. Band 4 yrs. Good luck to everyone. Bye Bonita. John Gephart Plymouth troubleshoot- ing contest. CSF-Life. Mark Gillette Chemistry was a Bummer. Bonnie Gold Friends-the most trea- sured memory to hold. Leo Goodenough I will remember every- one, So Long. Seniors 93 94 Seniors Seniors 95 Brian C. Johnson Make the best out of life it only comes once. Laurie Johnson Lori Johnson We ' re gonna make one I ' m flying high, I ride dream come true-lidsa. a butterfly-SRace lady. Christina Jones Every hero becomes a bore at last. Jan Jones Stacy Jordan I met Danny Ureno soph. Thought is deeper than yr. and still together. all talk. Colleen Keene We the music makers, are dreamers of dreams. Joni Kershaw Hear my words lord for unto thee I pray. Judy Konersman The gift of God is eternal life in Christ. Mark Kresch The worst men often give the best advice. Michele Lapp Kenneth Larrabee Drill 2 years. Soph. Rep, Things are at their best Baskt. Chart girl 4 yrs. in the beginning. Larry Larrabee Var. Football 2 yrs. Var Track 2 yrs. Your gone. Bev Larson Kiss is alive but this school is dead! Live! Debbie Larson Friends will part, but memories always remain. Tammy Lawlis Cherished memories; Drill Team, CSF. Adios Jenny Lawton Make somebody a friend. Judy Lee Secretary for Pomona Jaycees. 77 is great. 96 Seniors ffrey Liatti Jesse L. Loera Ben Lopez Jennifer Luthy nee in a life, they te 1 1 So long my friends. Life istoenjoy; living lyr.Pep,lyr.J,V. , and once only. Keep rolling, Alright! is where it ' s at. Tennis, 2 yrs. Bacl - packlng. ierald Lutton lin ' t the years gone y fast. Kenneth Lyon Dana Mabrey Lisa Maebe Within you and without. Keep your eye on the I am glad that these 4 your love of life stays. donut, not on the hole. years have come and David Maidment Nothing . Vlark Maloney arsity football 3 yrs. SB Vice President. Gary Marchese Now Thats Italian Varsity football. Marl Martin Variety is the spice of life. Rebel Martin Man is the hunter woman is his game. Jack Masterman So long Bonita. It ' s been nice. laria Mattos fl here my heart lies, et my brain I ie also. Sherry May I came like water, li ke wind I go . Kelly McAllister Think of tomorrow but remember yesterday. Marty McAllister And gain is gain, however small . Seniors 97 Karen McCall Good luck class of 77 . Student leader. Dawn McCormIck Always look on the bright side of things. David McCrea Theresa McGrady To get lucky is by pure I will always remembei chance. my four years at Bonltc Julie McKinney Lori MclMaught Emilie Medalle In law or in love, it is Thank you God for your I ' ll never forget all the ever the same. love and my memories, fun I ' ve never had. Bill Meyer My accomplishments at Bonita were few if any. Dan Milkowski Life is real ! Life is ernest! Mary Montero I accomplished my four long years of school! Brent Moon It ' s a mad world and we are part of it. Alfred Mora Make a nobody be a somebody. Karen Moreno We ' ve come too far to leave it all behind. Holly Morgan I can resist anything except temptation. 98 Seniors Kenneth Morris I am an American, and proud! Carrie Morrison -And we ' ll do it our way, huh Shirl? -Lama. Ken Murren Like dead, remembered footsteps on old floors. Kathy Myatt Thanks Bonita for four great years. Good luck. Phil Nething Passing; Nev; I ' d rather be hunting and skiing! Helle N issum Do not forget me and I will return sometime. Renee Norris GAA Tennis team 3 yrs. Liz Northup Nothing is impossible to the will ing heart. Annamaria Ortega A close mouth catchs no fl ies. Dennis Page There ' ll be a hot time in the old town tonight! Betty Palafox One leaf is for hope, and one is for faith. Salvador Perez Soy una persona que nunca piedo. (muscle- men) Ron Pickenpaugh Keep up appearances whatever you do. Janet Pierro Remember yesterday. Seniors 99 Sharon Powell To all my friends keep in touch. Eddie Pratt Truth is truth and love is love. John Richardson Life ' s a learning expe- rience that never ends. Michael Riley CSF life member Bear- cat editor 2 yrs. Patty Rivas Mo matter how thin it ' s sliced it ' s still boloney. Mindy Robinson You thought of it then you ' re doing it now . . Alex Rodriquez Hope to see you all in the outside world. Trisha Rodriquez The world turns, things change; nothing lasts. Douglas Ross The world hath just one tale to tell. Life. Lisa Rowbotham Joy is not in things; it is in us. Vicky Rowe Time wasted is exist- ance-used is life. yng. Jeri Roland Happiness is the gift of friendship. Pam Rowland Steven Romero Dream on your senior I now travel the crooked year is the greatest. road. 100 Seniors Seniors 101 Warren Stanley BYE Cindy Stephens Parting is such sweet sorrow. Tim Sullivan Surfs up Let it all hang out! Cindy Tanner Good-bye Bonita it ' s been a lot of fun. Robert Taylor It ' s better to give than Dan Thompson 2 yrs. varsity football Crusher , Thumper Robin Thompson Thanks for the men ories. Ilj. Elaine Tims Life is too important to be taken seriously. Ellen Tims Gained more knowledge GAA, Drill, CSF, friends. Rick Tinsley Roberta Tracy Oh Boy, I finally made Together we ' ve shared it. I ' ve got Terri Scott, the meaning of friends. Lynda Tucker A wish goes far when wished on a star 381+2 Rodney Turner What now if the sky were to fal I. Dave Ulm I lerned a hole lot hear at Boneta. John Upchurch Yesterdays blossoms; only a memory today. 102 Seniors Seniors 103 Juniors Cathy Albert Marcia Alexander Connie Allen Troy Al lender Michael Alvarez Lori Anderson Roger Anderson Susan Arnold D iana Baker Lily Bakhit Carole Ballew Nina Barratt Ron Bateson Deanne Baur Bart Belknap Fernando Beltran Eric Benson Marcus Betz Kevin Blackburn Donna Blouin Mary Boyd Kim Bragg Mark Braley Sherry Branam Bonnie Briones Cheryl Brown Kathleen Brown William Brown Donald Buermann Brad Butner Cheryl Castillo Leo Castillo Julie Cazares Carrie Chandler Susan Chapman Juniors 105 .«J: ■ T ' . : i- y- ' ' Tom Chavez Debbie Cilley Patty Clemens Eileen Coleman Scherrei Collins Dwight Cook Barry Cope land Jackie Curiel Sharon Clay Alice Cabrera David Calderon Margaret Calderon Mike Campbell Yolanda Campbell Tori Caplan Nancy Carr Maria D ' Aquila Kirk Davis Laura Davis John De matte is. Scott Deardorff Chuck Delahunty Peter Dewhurst Darcy Downing Richard Doyle Jennifer Dufrenne Barbara. Escandon Lisa Fankhauser Scott Farris Steven Fay LeAnn Feeney Claudette Fikes Diane Flora 106 Juniors Daron Jameson Vince Jameson Susan Jankowski Valarie Jenkins Dog Jensen Tom Jemejcic  . .« Julie Johns Karen Jotinson ' Peggy Jordan Cathy Karres Kim Kelly Kay Kibier Shari King Gayle Knapp Dannelle K night Keith Knight Margo Koerselman Greg Lapp Grace Lascelles Karen Laverty Steven Lawrence Janine Liatti Kathy Lockett David Loera Scott Logan Terry Logue Lynn Loofbourrow Cathy Lopez Ceci Lopez Oscar Loya Frederick Mabrey John Manzanares 108 Juniors m Arleen Martija Rosemary Martinez Kim McCutcheon Bonnie Michelsen Debra Mintz Kelli Merrill (ji Elizabeth Merritt Paul Miller Joey Mora Margaret Munro Linda Murphy David Mutsaers SI Scott Myers Roxanna Negrette Dale Nelson Jeff Nelson Renee Nething Robyn Norris 1 Paula Overin Julie Ogden Ralph Ortega Vanessa Osborne Iris Pacheco Sheila Palmer Mike Parigian Penny Parrish Cynthia Pearse Dave Pearson Kathleen Peffinge r CarIa Pelfrey Ken Pickering Brian Pitkin Jeff Pitts Jim Poelking Juniors 109 dl£ am Chris Pokorny Charlene Quimby Terry Quinn Codie Rael Yvonne Radi Steve Richards Elvira Rico Gary Ring Kate Riley Brenda RiV£ks No la Robertson Belinda Rodriquez Gabriel Rodriguez Mike Rodriguez Maggie Rosalez Robin Ruiz Dennis Ryan Debbie Sandoval Robert Saldoval Mary Ann Sanford Mitch Sanford Elliott Schaeffer Martin Schartau Gary Schel in Julie Schneider Dan Serrano Kelly Seyarto Billy Seymour Lori Seymour Mark Sham bl in Jill Sharpe Donna Sievers Lori Silva 110 Juniors mwi:- ' Wf: t Debbie Simpson Debbie Skeen IVIike Sly Bette Snedeker IVlatthew Snyder Denise Sou lam Steve Spears Tom StClair Eric Stevens Phillip Stoddard David Stone Suzie Studley Lori Swank Kristene Taylor Sue Teter Lisa Whitridge Roger Wilson Teri Wolf Claudia Zagurski Joy-lane Thacker Eleanor Thompson Mike Thompson Joann Thurow Bob Traynor Karen Vaszil Bobby Vidaure Denise Vierich Omar Vincent Lisa Wakefield Sandy Walleen Paul Welch Juniors 111 Sofjhomores m •   1 V K Adams, Gerald Aguilera, Gabriel Aguilera, Lisa Alejandre, Gabriel Alexander, Kip Arias, Michelle Armstrong, Craig Balla, Mike Bang, Brian Barratt, Scott Batten, Jay Baughman, Jaim e Baughman, Todd Belknap, Lori Beltran, Ricky Borges, Brian Bozonier, Victor Branam, Kathy Brandt, Lori Brazeau, Barbara Brennecke, Jeff Brouillet, Cricket Brukner, Doris Burkhard, Christine Burt, John Burton, Lisa Byrd,Mike Cabrera, Terry Carlos, Joe Carmona, Albert Castillo, Raymond Chalifoux, Valentina Cheroske, Steve Clark, Andy C launch, Jeff Cleitt, Ray Sophomores 113 Coburn, Mike Coffey, Christine Cook, Mike Cook, Wendy Covill, Randy Covington, Lucas Cundari, Dary I D ' Aquila, Cosmo Davila, Cynthia Davis, Ken Davis, Laura Davis, Muir DeHerrera, Ivan DeLeon, Marina DeMatteis, Kathie Denton, Julie Dezeeuw, Tina Diaz, John D unn , J eff Edelbrock, Wendy Edmondson, Steve Edwards, Joe Edwards, Robin Eller, Enten Ellsworth, Merry Escoto, Linda Estebo, Shelley Farmer, Sally Farri s, Crystal Fay, Jane Fields, Kim Fisher, Clinton Fletcher, Gary F I ores, Richard Forstner, Theresa Fortier, Lisa Focshi, Richard Fox, Mike 1 114 Sophomores Frisella, Debbie Galeano, Eusebio Garcia, Betty •n m 1 , Ci ( Garcia, Frances Garsia, Larry Garcia, IVIark Gardner, Gerald Garrison, Mary Gilbert, Perry Gonzales, John Gonzalez, Richard Granata, Carolyn Granell, Gloria Green, Mike Greene, Billy Gregson, Steve Greve, Joe Grip, Kevin Grode, Lisa Groom, Kathy Gumbish, Davis Gutierrez, Raul Guzman, Becky Guzman, Gilbert Hale, Britta Hall, Scott Hansen, Sue Harding, Vickie Harris, Julie H auger, Dan H aught, Lisa Havens, Ward Hench, Lauren Hernandez, Joe Sophomores 115 :fe Herring, Mark Hertz, Jane Hix, Brenda Hixson, Kevin r; i; PC -, ' ' - t l - M T f l ■ : ' ' ' i ' m KL mr x - ' ' ' ■■ Hobson, Steve Hoffman, Roger Hoffman, Tracie Horner, Marian i SSS. % • m Hurst, Paula Hutchison, Janet Hyatt, David Hylton, Chris Jeffries, Earl Jernejcic, Richard Johnson, Arlette Johnson, Larry Johnson. Sharon ■  «¥« XY-lfv Johnson, Steve Jones, Jeri Jordan, Jewel Karres, Scott Kelly, Jim Kinsey, Shelly Kirkeby, Terrie Knerr, Jonine Knox, Doug Koster, Natasja Kuzmich, Paul LaFave, Yvette Lambright, Ronald Larson, Mike Lawlis, Shelly Leavitt, Jackie Lee, Laurie Lee. Tami 116 Sophomores HfilAHtki;.- X- Leonard, Mike Lewis, Karie Loera, Norma Logan, Lori Lopez, Ralph Lopez, Terry Loya, Sharon Lucas, Wendell Luecht, Bill Mahlow, Jeff msi ■w -r vsr Maidment, Cathy Manzanares, Jim Marquez, Mirtha Martinez, Cynthia Martinez, Eddie Martinez, Louie Martinez, Victor Matthews, Terry Mattox, James McAllister, Mary McCook, Lisa Mc Daniel, Lewis McGrady, David McGunnigle, Linda McKinney, Mike Medal le, Joy Mendoza, Armando Mendoza, Shirley Merrill, Sherri Miller, Cory Miller, Sara Mills, Robert Moderow, Todd Monagan, Lisa Montz, Bobby Moore, Tina Mora, Lori Morales, Henry Morgenstern, Laurie Mulvey, Kevin Sophomores 117 Munro, David Neher, Dan Nelson, Brad rs «;] Ness, Diane Newman, Pat Norris, Reilene ' ■ ;iMca[fjC ' 4di- ' , .■■ ' 5 . O ' Donnell, Patricic Olguin, Arlene Owen, Jan Pace, Sharon Page, Steve Paredes, Alice Pearce, Debbie Pence, Kim Perez. Barbara Pettit, Toni-Marle Purther, Sally Quemada, Terry Ranney, Laura Ravenkamp, Pam Redman, Jerry Reeves, Mike Reidy, Kevin Riedy, Tammy Riley, Beth Ritchey, Brian Ritner, Rodney Roberts, Troy Rodriguez, Jorge Rowan, David Ruffner, Brenda Sal ado, Mike Sandoval, Gerald Sarter, Wendy Schwantje, Faith Sheffield, Sue Shepherd, Shawn Sifuentes, Anthony Silva, Sylvia A 118 Sophomores Smarker, Craig Smith, Carey Southall. Karen Faj}E?sr Spencer, Milte Stasil(, Eddie Steinert, Mardi Stone, Donna Sutton, Liz Swann, Jan Taylor, Tomi Thomas, Lisa Thomas, Penny Thompson, Ken Tolle, Cheryl Valdez, Linda Vanderbeck, Lori Vanzile, April Vasquez, Marty Viduka, Eileen Vitko, Barb Walker, Steve Walleen, Sharon Warman, Pam Warthan, Tracy Waterlyn, Tracy Waters, Mark Weber, CrysUI Webster. Ian Wheat, Daria Wheeler, Alan Wilkin, Phillip Wilson, Dan Wilson, Mike Wolfer, Dan Wood. Robin Yepez, Henry Yorgason, Glenda Young, Ron Zapien, Sylvia Zavala, Gilbert Zeller. Robert Sophomores 119 FRESHMEN ■: C:- Maria Acosta Richard Adams Beclcy Aguiiera Robert Alvarez Gina Amplayo Glenn Anderson Mark Anderson Pam Anderson Steve Andrade Cindy Arnold David Autry Edie Bailey Richard Bakhit Lori Baldridge Karen Sal lew Joe Ballou Barbara Barauskas Kathy Bateson Jill Batten Greg Belknap Jeff Belknap Jared Benner Theresa Benson Greg Beutler Charles Bickett Mike Bigham Sandra Bilbao Kathy Bissell Kelli Blake Mike Bosley John Bowen Tina Braley Christina Brand Mark Bridges Courtney Brister Danny Brooking Chuck Burnes Michelle Burns Paul Calderon Byron Campbell Tony Candelario Dave Carr Tim Case ■V ' J ' i Freshmen 121 a KKfi f David Castro Kevin Castro Mary Clifton Karen Coburn Brenda Collins Daria Cook Becky Creighton Curt Curtis Diana Dague Dennis Dalbeck Tony Dancey Darryl Daniels Arleen Davila Eric Davis Lisa Decker Cheryl Dees David De Hart Marcellina DeLeon s y: Jill DeZeeuw Caria Dorman Kitty Dowden Beth Downing Kevin Duffy Donna Dyer Steve Edwards Elsa Espinoza Timothy Espinoza Tony Estebo Kevin Fagerburg Robert Fanelll Mike Fehrs Ken Fess Tori Fields Lyall Fisher Troy Fleming Sandra Flood Tom Forster Roger Fortler Chad Frankenberger Julie Franks -v- te 122 Freshmen p a d © John Gaeta Rusty Gamble Doreen Garcia German Garcia Patricia Garcia Tracy Garcia Zolla Garcia GIna Gardner Mark Gebble Mike Godbout Sharon Gomez Laurie Gonzales A Penny Gossett Jeff Graff Guillermina Grajeda Kathy Grayson Maryanne Greene Shelley Grey Cheryl Grove Carlos Guzman Jeffrey Hackett Mike Hale Craig Haley Dcin Hammer Tim Hawkinson Jake Hazelebach Elizabeth Helli« r Cameron Hicks Eileen Hill Sharon Hill Kevin Holland Ty Hoi lister Dena Hoover David Hurst April Hutton Lyn Hyatt Caria Hylton Mark Jankowski Esther Jeffries Connie Johnson Freshmen 123 Pr Eddie Johnson Susie Johnson Andrea Jones Ian Jones Tona Jones Cindy Kane Chris Keating Erin Keene Lindy Kempf Karyne Klinder Beverlee Knigl- David Knox V r Cynthia Land IVIil e Lawton Robert Lazar Lea Leavitt Greg Ledesma Jodie Liatti Debbie Lightfoot Ben Liskey Jeff Lunceford Diane Lynch MaryJane Maidment Todd Marchese Eric Martija Diane Martinez Phyllis Martinez Tommy Martinez Bret McCaulley Eddie McClung Michael McCook Susan McCook Sylvia Loera Rhonda Loiselle Nancy Long Eddie Lopez Georgina Lopez Sharon Lopez Sonja Lopez Paul Lucido fe. J . V 124 Freshmen Paul Mc Grady Carolyn McKlssick Ramona Mejia George Michel Marie Migliozzi Jeff Milhon Kim Mills Susan Minor Mi Ice Mistone Jill Montz Jennifer Moore Steve Moore Georg Morales Wmfred Momey John Morris Leona Morrison Henry Mulligan Jeff Murawske Greg Murguia Teresa Muro Diana Murray Peggy Peterson Dave Pico Laurie Pierro Duke Pope Helen Nava Mike Negrette Diane Nelson Mike Nelson Joel Newton Rise Norris Todd O ' Hehir Barbara Olson Cindy Omiya Tammy Osborne Denise Palmer Jim Panzarella Donna Paul David Perez Carlene Perkins Jeni Perrin Beth Pen-y Freshmen 125 Elisabeth Pratt Norman Pulida Veronica Range! 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BACK ROW: Mark Maloney, Dave Pearson, Bobby Garcia, Keii Brandt, Ray Banker, Sanford Coggins, Tommy St. Clair. me run a sneak, coach! League Record ■ 4-3 ■ Bonita 35 Royal Oak Bonita 6 San Dimas 26 Bonita 33 Seirra Vista Bonita 7 Alta Loma 13 Bonita 13 Ontario 7 Bonita 26 Gladstone Bonita Walnut 27 hine, coming through. Football Quiz: Who has the ball? 146 Varsity Football Varsity Ties For Third It was a tough year for the Bearcats . Plagued by injuries to key players they were unable to win consistently. Bonita opened the season with a bang, defeating Claremont 31-7. How- ever, the next game was against Azusa and it ended in a tie, 0-0. League play started and the dis- appointment began. The Bearcats never got rolling and finished in a three way tie for third with a 4 and 3 league record . Individually the Bearcats had four players that made first team All- Hacienda League. Sanford Coggins, Mark Maloney, and Keith Brandt made it on offense and Danny Thompson for defense. Other players having a good season were Mark Kresch, and Gary Marchese on offense and Larry Larrabee on defense. Jim Franks received a special Coaches Award for his efforts before he was injured early in the sea- son. With many returning lettermen next year, the Bearcats should have a successful season. Coggins ii Brandt yodels, Coggs, I ' m openi The thrill of victory! And the agony of defeat ' Bearcat defense closing fast! Maloney growls, I ' ll Junior Varsity: Prospects For issn ii started off the season right with victories over Claremont and Azusa. From then on it was all downhill as the team was able to win only one other game , However, the season was not all bad since the players gained some much needed ex- perience and learned to work ■ igether. , The co-captains Henry dicl an excellent job as did Mike Thompson, Stan Wilson, Bobby Montz, Joey Mora, and Ivan DeHerrera. These players should be a big help to next years varsity team. en fakes out an opponent for a big yardage gain. f t :sf..8|„«i.|J.iii., 14, M2 5.7 .73.l6C.i2j ' i30, iSiS f ■ JV Football-FIRST f?OW; Steve Walker, Mark Guest, Jerry Redman, Rod Ritner, Mario Alonzo, Marty Vasquez, Bill Green SECOND ROW: Coach Ortega, Joey Mora, Steve Gregson, Henry Yepez, John Diaz, Steve Johnson, Ron Forbes, John Manzanarez, Terry Logue, Coach Davis. THIRD ROW: Bill Rowe, John Mihaly, Mark Garcia, Jeff Pitts, Bobby Montz, Kevin Mulvey, Cory Miller, John Gonzales. BACK ROW: Chris Hylton, Ken Thompson, Ivan DeHerrera Stanley Wilson, Scott Hall, Gary Schelin, Kirk Murray. y. Football A Great varsity Team Bonlta offensive line clears the way for a Bearcat first down run. Marty Vasquez returns a kick for the Bearcats. League Record 1-7 Bonita 26 Royal Oak 8 Bonita San Dimas 1 Bonita 14 Sierra Vista Bonita 7 Alta Loma 19 Bonita Ontario ■ Bonita 8 Gladstone J Bonita 6 Walnut M Frosh Football 4 I - f • f J 2 J. 4 h Football Team RRST ROW: Paul McGrady, Jeff Vandehey, Andy Williams, George Michel, Ralph Schoble,, Bufnes. SECOND ROW: Brian McDonald, Jeff Belknap, Eric Davis, Troy Fleming, Greg Belknap, David Castro, Kevin Duffy, Steve Andrade, THIRD ROW: Dennis Dalbeck, Bill Wingate, Cameron Hicks, Jeff Milhon, Rusty Gamble, Tom Forster, Toni Estebo, Mark Jankowski, Tim Case, FOURTH ROW: John Morris, Tom Martinez, Bob Fanelli, Jeff Graff, Dai Ruzicka, Greg Ledesma, Ron Wenland, Tim Espinoza, Art Stenmo. BACK ROW: Roger Fortier, Mark Tenney, Carlos Guzman, Paul Calderon, Jim White, Todd Marchese, Byron Campbell, Rich Adams, Mike Riggs. j Bearcat opponent tripped up for a loss. potball  ■ PA I L. rHkUH ' llJl ! I ii t 1 -7 BHS 8 R.O. 12 BHS 1 6 S.D. 30 uys 8 S.V. 33 BHS 8 A.L. 14 BHS 26 ONT. BHS 8 GLAD. 15 BHS WAL. 37 The Freshman Football team did not win the league this year. However, they did learn alot about the fundamentals of football and how to work hard . In a couple of years, when they ' re a little more experienced and a little bigger theyj should make a fine football team. Some of theS better players on this years team were Tor Martinez, Todd Marchese, John Morri Tony Estebo. We hope to see more of year. Bearcat ballhandler heads for the sidelines to stop the clock. CMcH Altdbefff anxiously awafts the finish of the Varsity race. Pete Dewhurst, Tom Chavez, Rob Bathke, Steve Selen and Bo Lazar get set to run against Alto Loma. Varsity number the last hundred yards. Go Pete! Tf1M4W f li tr -S l B4iI:a !i| i i fc4 j 1 ' ■ — t  ja A i i «iT- f ' t -i or Varsity Teart Chavez, BACK ROW: Steve Selen, Pete Dewhurst, Rob Bathke. ountry striving For Personal Bests League Record 1-7-1 Bonita 36 Damien 21 Bonita 50 Alto Loma 15 Bonita 29 Sierra Vista 27 Bonita 22 Gladstone 22 Bonita 49 Royal Oak 17 Bonita 31 Ontario 19 Bonita 50 Walnut 15 Bonita 15 Azusa 50 Bonita 32 San Dimas 18 Through thick and thin, rain and smog, hard times and good, the Bonita cross country team ran through it all . They worked for per- sonal bests, attempting to better each indi- vidual ' s own record. Even though the team was small, it made itself known throughout the league. The League Finals were held at Mt, Sac; and with victory and medals beyond their reach, the members of the team ran hard to set their own personal bests . J.V, Team FRONT ROW: John McPherson, Steve Fay, Muir Davis. BACK ROW: Courtney Brister, Jeff Cazares, Ken Pickering, The Varsity Volleyball am had the most success- ful season they ' ve ever had. They ended the league in second place, qualifying them for CIF. They lost to a strong team. Rim of the World, on the first play-off game, Nina Barratt made first team, Robin Hayden, Nancy Matza, and Jeanne Arnold all made second team. Con- sistently good performance was shown by Nola Robert- son and Holly Morgan, The most improved players were Brenda Ruffner and Sue Jankowski, playing varisty for the first time this year. There are many strong players coming up from J .V. and Soph-Frosh, and coach Judy Amiguet is looking for- ward to even better teams in le coming years. FRONT ROW: Jeanne Arnold, Holly Morgan, Nancy Matza, Nola Robertson, an Nina Barratt, BACK ROW: Coach Judy Amiguet, Robin Hayden, Sue Alexander,- Lori McNaught, Sue Jankowski, and Brenda Ruffner. Nola ' s serve helps to pave the way to CIF. A strong spike by Nina Barratt. GAA Spikes Its Way To GIF An example of Sue Jankowski ' s winning serve. League Record B.H.S. 1 A.L, 15 4 B.H.S. 15 R.O. 6 15 B.H.S. 3 ONT. 11 B.H.S. 15 S.V, 9 1 15 ' B.H.S. 5 WAL. 15 15 12 B.H.S. 10 S.D. 15 15 B.H.S. 15 GLAD. Robin Haydens dink goes over the net V ' s Follow In Varsity ' s Footsteps The junior varsity followed in the varsity am ' s footsteps also coming in second place in the league. Yvonne Johnson did a fine job coaching the players, who were all in their first year except a few . There was also a soph-frosh team which played during or after the J .V. team. They had a very good season, and they gained experi- ence which will help the J.V. and Varsity teams in the next few years . It safe to open my eyes? FRONT ROW: Wendy Edelbrock, Kathie DeMattels, Shelley Estebo, Karen Johnson, Ellen Tims. BACK ROW: Belinda Rodriguez, Francie Gutierrez, Donna Stone, Lorl Vanderbeck, Vickie Harding and Coach Yvonne Johnson. 158 J.V. Volleyball Wendy Edelbrock bumps to teammate. Belinda Rodriguez save It with a bump. League Record H 5-2 ™ BHS 11 13 A.L. 15 15 BHS 15 15 M BHS 15 15 H BHS 15 15 s.v H BHS 15 7 11 H i 1 H GAA Takes League Title League Record 7-0 BHS 11% A.U 11 BHS 16% R.O, 6 BHS 20 ONT. 2% BHS 22% S.V, BHS 11% WAL. 11 BHS 17% S.D. 5 BHS 11% GLAD. 11 FRONT ROW: Janet Hutchison, Renee Norris, Mary Boyd, Liz Hellier, Ka, Branam. BACK ROW: Coach Jean Brennecke, Susan Arnold, Sherry Branar Marsha Huss, and Yvonne Radi. Yvonne RadJ, CIF quallfer, shows her forehand This is Renee ' s graceful return. Taking the Hacienda League Title was due to an outstanding job by all the players on the Varsi- ty team. Yvonne Radi and Susan Arnold repre- sented the Hacienda League in doubles for CIF, They lost in the second round , The team went to (IF, but they lost to Valencia in the first lund. The score was 13 to 9. Mrs. Brennecke is expecting a good season next year since Maureen Deaney is the only senior. The J .V. team took sec- ond place in the Hacienda League . They lost to league champ, Walnut, by half a point. I Outstanding playing was displayed by Debbie Sandoval and Gisell Omar, both playing in singles. Diane Flora and Renee Norris, a doubles teari did very well also. With alot of sophomores ' and juniors on the team, Mrs. Hertz expects a fine J ,V. team next year. rj:ftiiJhJ:iiiviipa:gn.m«2n}.Ti anoovai, Irene Sandoval. BACK ROW: Robin Edwards, Patti Clemens, Shawn Shepherd, Jane Hertz, Diane Flora and coach Mrs. Hertez, 162 J.V. Tennis An Easy Second For jr Debbie Sandoval displays her graceful form. I .lis is what won it for Gisell. League Record -1 BHS 16 4 A.L. 6 BHS 12W R.O. VA BHS zm ONT. BHS Win S.V, Forfeit BHS 11 WAL. 11% BHS 19% S.D. 3 BHS 20 GLAD. 2% A winning back-hand for Jane Hertz. Bearcats To Varsity Basketball L TO R-Bob Garcia, Kevin Diaz, Robert Burton, Sanford Cogglns, Robert Kordan, IWike Boyd, Greg Lapp, Dave Pearson, Keith Brandt, Keitli Knight, Danny Drake. Saints Twice i i iZ9 D A A  1Z i ' AZi rf • t: 1 1 ■ ft2r:. perience as the season began returning letterman on the teai seniors on the starting five the off to a slow start. However, by i league rolled around, the Bearcats wi much improved. Their 5-9 league re( was misleading as they were never ou game until the last minute. The highlight of the season was beating San Dimas twice which is a first for Bonita Basketball . The top players for the Bearcats were Mike Boyd, Keith Brandt, and Keith Knight; all of who made H.M. All-Hacienda League. Also having exceptional seasons were Greg Lapp and Danny Drake. Players receiving awards were Mike Boyd, for Most Improved; Keith Brandt, for Most Valuable Player; and Robert Burton received the Academic Excellence Award. Lapp takes a leap. Bearcats ' big defense. Pearson goes for two. League Record 5-9 Bonita 56 Gladstone 59 Bonita 53 Walnut 56 Bonita 30 Alta Loma 38 Bonita 50 Ontario 57 Bonita 47 Sierra Vista 46 Bonita 59 San Dimas 51 Bonita 66 Royal Oak 48 Bonita 53 Gladstone 57 Bonita 49 Walnut 75 Bonita 36 Alta Loma 49 Bonita 51 Ontario 74 Bonita 95 Sierra Vista 76 Bonita 55 San Dimas 50 Bonita 56 Royal Oak 59 - ' i™ y ; W-) Vi J Y ' ' ' ' ' i ,4 rt, ,)t r, J rji U U M H Mlili J.V. Basketball Team L. TO R, David Hyatt, John Gonzales, Bob Traynor, Ray Banker, Ron Hart, Paul Welch, Brian Lapp, Tim Malone, Paul Forstner, Tim Forster, Bob Laube. League Records J.V. Soph • Frosh 4-10 9-5 5-9 BHS 68 Glad. 61 BHS 48 Glad. 52 BHS 26 Glad. 36 BHS 46 Wal. 72 BHS 57 Wal. Ek h BHS 42 Wal. 53 BHS 38 A.L. 37 BHS 45 A.L. 69 BHS 30 A.L. 35 BHS 43 Ont. 63 BHS Win Ont. Forfeit BHS 43 Ont. 34 BHS 70 S.V. 64 BHS 66 S .V. 43 BHS 39 S.V. 42 BHS 60 S.D. 61 BHS 55 S.D. 47 BHS 53 S.D. 34 BHS 44 R.O. 65 BHS 74 R.O. 63 BHS 46 R.O. 47 BHS 55 Glad. 52 BHS 64 Glad. 53 BHS 40 Glad. 39 BHS 60 Wal. 76 BHS 47 Wal. 60 BHS 38 Wal. 48 . BHS 35 A.L. 71 BHS 38 A.L. 65 BHS 28 A.L. 60 BHS 65 Ont. 66 BHS Win Ont. Forfeit BHS 47 Ont. 41 ' BHS 61 S.V. 66 BHS 54 S.V. 45 BHS 38 S.V. 60 BHS 36 S.D. 65 BHS 45 S.D. 39 BHS 45 S.D. 3-4 BHS 45 R.O. 73 BHS 51 R.O. 60 BHS 52 R.O. 50 1 168 J.V. Basketball Sophmore Basketball Team L. TO R.-Bill Luecht, Jeff Dunn, Mike Fessler, Ivan DeHerrera, David McCleary, Cory Miller, Brian Bang, Luke Covington, John Diaz, Randy Engles, Richard Gonzales, Jeff Mahlow, Coach Saloman Freshman Basketball Team STANDING: Tom Forrester, Steve Comstock, Mark Jankowski, Mike Riggs, Carlos Guzman, Bob Stanfield, Roger Fortier, Brad Smith. SITTING: Joel Newton, Chuck Bums, Steve Schloffhauer, and Coach Wilson The J. v.. Sophomore, and Freshman teams represented Bonitawell in League play. The J.V. season had it ' s high and low points this year. Under Ron Peterson ' s enthusiastic coaching the team displayed signs of an excellent Varsity team for next year. The sophomores played out their final season in the Hacienda League like professionals. Team effort couldn ' t have been better as Coach Salomons team dominated the league. Team effort was the key to the«freshmans good season. Out- side shooting, a strong inside game, and a crisp defense proved to be a successful combination. Under Coach Bruce Wilson ' s leadership the team improved with every game, and should be successful in the future. FRONT ROW: Bryce Gardner, Alan Wheeler, Mike Rodriguez, Mitch Sanford. BACK ROW: Coach Camplin, Keith Brand Urian Lapp, Jim Brennecke, Jeff Horton. Varsity Has A Good Se ' arsity coach this year little differently. Ci of ideas which the p matches . The playei, enjoyed the season. ' Jim Brennecke and Y Rowe did a good job; Another graceful shot by the Bearcats. FRONT ROW: Scott Deardorff, Arthur Perez, Kevin Blackburn BACK ROW: Ron Hart, Bob Laube, Mike Parigan, Greg Buetler, Tim Sullivan. Where it goes, nobody knows. A power backhand. Tennis The J.V. Tennis team had many players . ho never played the game before. With Coach Tremblay helping them out, they learned the basic skills of the game and worked on them throughout the season . Ron Hart was the top player, but the whole team had come a long way since the season be- gan. J.V. ' s Come A Long Way A smashing forehand. GAA Hockey Teams FRONT ROW: Darcy Downing, Beth Downing, Tami Lee, Kris Buckles, Jeni Perrin, Lori Vanderbeck, Lori Mora SECOND ROW: Denise Palmer, Penny Parrish, Sherry Branam, Lisa Sellon, Norma Loera, Kathie DeMatteis, Betty Garcia, Lori Silva, Debbie Sandoval THIRD ROW: Jewel Jordan, Belinda Rodriguez, Cindy Kane, Noia Robertson, Francie Gutierrez, Tina Braley, Janet Hutchison, Nancy Matza, Nina Barratt, Ellen Tims, Lisa Grode BACK ROW: Helle Nissum, Carlene Perkins, Denise Sypher, Lori McNaught, Diane Flora, Janet Pierri, Leslie Drury, Doris Brukner, Brenda Ruffner, Wendy Edelbrock, Maureen Delaney, Mary Garrison i L l 1 f ' Sherry dives for the ball. Hockey B Scores Varsity J.V. ' s BHS vs. SV 4-0 BHS vs. SV 1-0 BHS vs. SD 5-0 BHS vs. SD 1-0 BHS vs. Glad. 1-2 BHS vs. Glad. 2-3 BHS vs. Al 1-1 BHS vs. AL 2-0 BHS vs. RO 1-1 BHS vs. RO 6-0 BHS vs. Ont. 2-2 BHS vs. Ont. 4-2 fe The Varsity Hockey team was very successful this year, taking third place. The team was under the guidance of a new coach, Mrs. Raphael. She did a fine job in maintaining the girls and keeping their spirits up. The Varsity had a hard working front line with persistent scoring, and Strong defensive halfbacks. Yvonne Johnson, coaching the J.V. ' s, led Uiem to third place in the Hacienda League. The team was strong and held a lot of future hopes for varsity. Again there were a large amount of girls trying out for hockey. Therefore, the J.V. ' s had a lot of extra players, but still Mrs. Johnson tried to play them all. .Ellen fights to get control. J M j g Varsity Wrestling 4-7-1 J.V. Wrestling Bon. 48 Gan. 18 4-3-1 Bon. 54 Gan. 18 Bon. 33 S.V. 30 Bon. 66 Gan. 12 Bon. 42 Glad. 42 Bon, Wal. 69 Bon. 5 CO. H Bon. 6 Ont. 63 Bon. 18 Wal. 52 Bon. 49 Glad. 22 Bon. 6 Ont. 75 Bon. 49 A.L. 18 Bon. 42 Glad. 24 Bon. 29 S.D. 29 Bon. 14 A.L. 49 Bon. 16 S.V. 30 Bon. 12 S.D. 51 Bon. 33 R.O. 27 Bon. 9 S.V. 56 Bon. 18 R.O. 49 Ken Murren pinning his opponent. Jerry Redman fighting for a victory. ' •UlMik I Varsity Wrestling Team FRONT ROW: Jeff Cazares, Gerardo Santana, Jerry Redmann, Redmann, John McPhearson, Alfred Ventura, John Snook, BACK ROW: Coach Scott Fineberg, Dwight Cook, Tim Fields, Jim Kelly, Tom St. Clair, Ken Murren, Paul Willams Willams, Vince Jameson, Coach Tim Hartnett. -J.V., Pinning Victories Vince Jameson scores a victory. This was a year to remember for the Varsity team. There were a lot of tourna- ment victories. Ken Murren took first place at a M.S .A,C. tournament. The captains were Jeff Cazares and Ken Murren. Vince Jameson was named most improved. Next year should be great with all the experi- enced players returning. The J.V. team was full of determina- tion . Their most valuable player was Rod Ritner; and Kurt Murrey was named most inspirational. They won several medals at Freshman-Sophomore Tournaments. En- thusiasm was their outstanding factor. ;V. Wrestling Team RONT ROW: Paul McGrady, Rod Ritner, Tracy Waterlynn, ohn DeMatteis, Andy Clark. BACK ROW: Coach lernandez, Kurt Murrey, Dennis Parker, Omar Vincent, Bob Varsity Baseball Team FRONT ROW Greg Stevenson, John Diaz, Bobby Viduare, David Loera, Robbie Hicks. MIDDLE ROW Dick Salomon, Rick Beltran, Eddie Fonseca, Dave Whitaker, Vince Skahill, Jeff Anderson, Henry Castro. BACK ROW Paul Forsner, Mark Gillette, Ray Banker, Ralph Ortega, Ron Pickenpaugh, Kevin Diaz. ; for the fourth year J a row was the Varsity Team ' s main goal . The team had four returning letter- man, and the starting line included seven underclassmen. The team was very young and inexperienced, and may soon be a league contender. Gillette signals Loera for stand-up run. Varsity Baseball Is Here To Stay Bearcat ballplayers leading off the base! Another Pickinpaugh home-r ty Baseball Loera backs up the play! Bearcat batgiri on the ' J K J,V, Baseball Team j FRONT ROW: Albert Carmona, Muir Davis, Terry Logue, Steve Gregson, Danny Serrano, Danny Wilson, Scott Nielson, BACK ROW: Lucas Covington, Bobby Bernal,Terry Quinn, Steve Johnson, David Hyatt, Jeff Mahlow, Cory Miller, Todd Modero, Coach Lane. Bearcat keeps a safe distance. Enthusiasm Previals Baseball The team wo Their enthus Muir Dav ' « Johnson,j the good team put fon The Fre a good jo f year of school Iq Some of • Todd M,- iGraff, T ■Everyone effort am complem FRONT ROW: Beverlee Knight, Mike Mistone, Art Stemno, John IVIorris, Rob Wingate, Milce Mc Grady, Kevin Duffy, Chucic Bums, Jeff Peters. BACK ROW: Greg Ledesma, Tommy Martinez, Todd Marchese, Ron Wealand, Roger Fortier, Carlos Guzmen, Tony Estabo, Darrel Soto, Jeff Milhon, Jeff Graff, Coach Graff. K — t j T ' ae ■•- —MTT rj .- ' - ' .- _ Could it be a homerun? y Basketball team ry successful this year. They . — Je League Title and went to the CIF playoffs. Miss Amicjuet, :who coached the team, helped them by keeping their spirits high and encouraging them to always play better , Both teams practiced during - ' Xth period P,E. and after school, i-king on their shooting and ■ategy . Kathy Deotsch, a former JG,A.A, member, coached the J .V. ' s and led them to a rewarding season. Varsity Basketball FRONT ROW: Nancy Matza, Nina Barratt, Ro _ . Maureen Delaney, Marsha Huss. BACK ROW: Judy Amiguet, Brenda Ruff Tricia Gough, Sue Jankowski, Mary Boyd, Yvonne Radi, Penny Parrish. All right, Marsha!! J.V. Basketball FRONT ROW: Lorl Vanderbeck, Beli Rodriguez, Liz Hellier, MIDDLE ROW: Jeni Perrin, Lisa Burton, Janet Hutchinson, Sue Teter, BACK ROW: Ellen Tims, Pam Ravenkamp, Scherrei Collins, Robin Edwards, Kathy Deotsch, Jump, Janet, JumpI m You ' re going to make it, Jen!! You ' re going to make It Coming in on the last There are many new faces on the team from all four classes. Coach Altobelli was quite pleased because the team started with about 18 or 19 people, and by the second meet the team had nearly doubled in size . Each team member learned what he could do best and then set goals for himself. Each constantly worked to improve upon his own abilities and set newer and better records. By the end of the season the team was about AO members strong at the League Finals which were held at Chaffey College. Some of the outstanding athletes were: Pete Dewhurst in the mile and the two mile, Sanford Coggins in the 440 and the mile relay, Mark Martin in the 120 high hurdles, Mike Thompson in the shot-put, and Jim Franks in the 440 run. Mike Thompson shows the s Able to leap tall buildings at a single bound, Mark Martin and Jim Kelly leave Damien in the dust. 188 Track Jesse Silva competes In the Pole Vault while team mate watches. Sanford Cogglns and Dave Pearson give Damien runners a close race in the 100 yard dash. 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