Bonita Vista High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Chula Vista, CA)

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With our deepest respect and gratitude, .M as ' 5 we, the staff, dedicate this EXCALIBUR to fe-35 so as fy o principal, guide and counselor, Mr. f QL .5 .M if . , L. Geyer. J 1 ' fi NJ ff QV gba 44 ai-1 .. W.-Y 'XF Bs, ., , ,..,,. .. On fin V -,., N' . C! 19? -, ' N Q 2 if Q Q 'J M 2 'T Q 'lf , - -1 ,F ,c 3 'tx 3-9 Cl ,fl Cliwj rl ,, i2 'lfvlrf SCJ, if 1 ,A pf! me Q52 :gf . J xg Bc 5- i 6233.53 sea 2 S 3 .,,,., - i . Ogg CKY 2 's Qf-ig , C25 i eg, 5 ZJQ Q ,, . D 1 - se. .VlV..x, i Q NC 3 3 tv G CQ C22 Mu 150.1 WW vwifd MWMWWP WMMW Q it QJ f . 1 0 ll elwlllll MXN The faculty and administration of Bonita Vista High School has succeeded in making the primary, and most im- portant, year a success. With their help, several traditions have been started and school spirit is abundant among stu- dents and faculty. Students seldom realize how much the faculty and administration does for us. By helping to develop and improve our working habits and other activities outside of school, the faculty presents to us a series of exciting challenges which give us the desire to learn, to gain more information and to study things we have never heard of before. The teachers and vice-principals set goals for us to attain, we are always striving to do so. Encouragement is always near, if needed. As their teach- ers helped them to succeed in life they are helping us. Numerous activities have been pro- moted with the assistance of teachers and the administration. They always have ideas and suggestions on hand for when we run out. Although we students sometimes disagree with the opinions of our instructors, we have now learned how to respect and value their views. Many students are surprised at the concern expressed over us by the Ad- ministration. The counselors know when we are having trouble in a certain class, and do what they can to help us. lf it is necessary we are transferred to a class more suitable to our abilities. All of this and much more, is what our faculty and administration does for us. Each year we become increasingly grateful for all they do. I YI 0 N , ,.44'9 MR RHBERTL ciiviaiz PRINCIPAL ln his tireless efforts to achieve many goals, Mr. Geyer has won the respect of all those who've known him. The experience he has acquired while working with other high schools has proved to be invaluable and has played a great part in the founding of Bonita Vista. Although his duties as Principal take up much of his time, Mr. Geyer has been present at all major activities this year. He is extremely loyal to our school and has in this first year accomplished many goals which took other schools years to achieve. Bonita Vista High School is fortunate to have such an estimable man for a principal. MR. DAVID NOE, BOYS' VICE-PRINCIPAL Mr. Noe, as the Boys' Vice-Principal, is known to be strict, firm, and demanding of discipline. Besides these characteristics he has a great sense of humor and a warm and sincere heart. He takes an active stand in school activities and is often seen in the most unex- pected places. MRS. MABEL SHUMAN GIRLS VICE PRINCIPAL To many students, Mrs. Shuman is a familiar person. She's frequently interrupted W by students with small and large problems. The nature of the problem is of no im- portance, she assists all who come. Her assistance is of great significance and value to all who attend Bonita Vista. Mrs. Shuman, who enjoys working with new schools because they offer exciting challenges, has done marv- elous work here and greatly improved our school. 2 .N l s i f W wwf A ... si, NIR. TOMLINSON - COUNSELOR QYf5maQleiT iw fl W N N 'up WMM? lu WV rv li Mr. Eason, like Mr. Tomlinson, has two grades to counsel, ninth and sev- enth. He has patience, and is willing to listen to the problems of several hun- dred students. Students find it easy to talk to their counselors who are willing to help in any way. Being a-counselor is never an easy job, but counseling for two grades takes someone who has patience and likes teenagers. The eighth and tenth grade advisor, Mr. Tomlinson, has both of these qualifications. MR. EASON - COUNSELOR gifted ,J-nl w'gZ'45 Su 2 , l 1 'e w ' 1 1 nt' v sv, nt, ws, . 'Q E X - 1' The official dedication oi Bonita Vista High School took place Qur ' X.. X on December 4, 1966, ,,,.,.. gn M Y ffm 5 ai e..b,,gg,, -,,,--,.,,,- M., r ,,,,, M Mr WHA' M,,A X U , ,, , HW ' W, ,WA , ,A , I V' '-' rat ,ryf TEL, 5 -4 le-'el 679'4'47f 942 f 5 vig.. r V A WM , M. g,,fM wr mfg ve ., V, J, ,, . rr eiav A gferg: i fiiffif 2, r L ,.,,. , F f ,, , 2 I f Joseph Rindone, lr., Superintendent l .75 ,WV Members of the Board of Trustees are: Bernard C. Schem- mer, 0.D., Frank L. Whitlington, Edgar O. Rogers, Harold C. Foster, E. Morris Hayes, M.D., Joseph Rindone, lr. and Verne H. Wolte. FACULTY BARBARA BENSON Beloit College 0re20H' Staff? Indiana University SHN FFHECECO Slate B.A. - - English, Geography Science ROBERT BOURQUIN, IR. MARILYN CAMPBELL CYNTLSQ SRLSON University of Redlands LOS An'g5IeS'State B-'VL Bs MA Vocal Music Typing ' ' JACK CHARLES . . . GEORGE CLAYTON Ohm g'gVerS'ty San Diego State Math 9, General Business, S BA-'h Bookkeeping, Typing Dams Y DE BOLT Eastern Illinois University Woodshop,'Nletalshop, U.S. History Miss Evans, gym instructor, helps promote physical fitness in her classes. JOHN GRANDE Hamline University Winona State College B.S. Math 8 MARGUERITE ERIKSSON GALE EVANS San Diego State College Sal' Diego Sfafe B.A., M.A. I A-5- History Physical Education, Baronettes wiLLmM Fousv JOHN GILES Baker University University of Illinois SHN Diego Stale B.A. B.A., MED. P--..f A LEONARD GR'EG0 Rosfnt HARRINGTON Adams State College University of Omaha ,B.A-flV'-A- Bach. of Gen. Educ. Engllsh,Geography, World History Special Education Y 5, i gage: 'K '-'N 8' X f. 1 E'Q.. xEE.aK K N x 'A M8 REEF! 4' WARREN HERMAN San Diego State BA. English Geography Nlr. Nloomavii helps Jody U.3I'HiSt0,y Estes and Bmky Holmes with their art work 'fs' FREDA HILLIARD BARBARA JACOBS University of Wyoming Mills College BA. University ot Oregon Nlath B.A. BERNICE KELLOGG U.S.C. A.B. 14 English, Journalism English, Journalism 'WV JANET KIMBALL San Diego State B.A. Physical Education 'NB ff FLORA KNIGHT San Diego State A.B. Home Economics lVlr. Mall checks the dratts of Larry Clemons and Douglas lenson in Mechanical Drawing KATHRYN MIUUR HARRY MALL Akfoll ,UfllV9VSlfl' Los Angeles State SGH Dlego State San Diego State B-A B.A. FVSHCD, Ell8llSll Shop, Mechanical Drawing flfif 1 , I Nlr. Sumner, who is in charge of all the bands at our school, directs the Intermediate Band. JOHN MCGOWAN RICHARD MOOMAW San Diego State Montana University B.A. B.A. Math Arts-Cralts 15 A MW t 779W W RONALD MORGAN ARNOLD NILSON MARY OSBORNE University ot Oregon San Diego State North Texas State Univ B.S. B.A., M.A. B.A. Speech, Drama, English Algebra, Science 1 jk Spanish P Y 'O X, X , I V ' w 51991-i6CA Lcf'Li1,CLf4 F31 fbflflhl- ftU53fe oL , i ' i , ZWLUL TN it W' , L? Larry Mills and Paul Carranza are assisted by Mr. DeBolt. FRED PALMER RALPH PETERSON SOPHIA ROBB - San lose State Sgn Diego State San Diego State San Diego State La Sorbonne B.A., M.A. - AB. B.A. 15 Enghsh English, Geography Spanish LORENZO ROBERTS CHARLES SCHANKE CYNTHIA SKELLY Riverside Ir. College Wisconsin State Indiana University San Diego State B.S. San Diego State A.B. World History, B.S. World History, Athletics A.S.B. Advisor English,Geography PATRICIA SLIJK University ot Minnesota Arizona State University B.A. English, Homemaking WAYNE WHITBY WILUAM SUMNER San Diego State PATRICK WOLFF 3 D- St t COIUDTOH JV- College University of California an ae Avi., en., vin. san Diego stare Band Boys, Glee Physical Education, A,B,, NIA, Physical Education Athletics EIIQIISUI Latin 17 Mrs. Madden, school nurse, is a very busy person. Taking care of students and giving health tests are only two of the many services she performs. The ladies who prepare our lunches are from left to right, Glenys Paulson, Ann Highouse, Lennie Chrestman, Lois Larson, Louise Lacy, and Ruby Bobo. Bonita Vista's custodians are from left to right, Wilbur Baker, Howard Pattison, James Casserly, Fred Bethel, John Casper- son, Cecil Smith, and George Gilfillan. gf 4 As Bonita Vista's secretaries Miss Ennis, Our librarian Mrs. Geisler with Mrs. Mrs. Conner, Mrs. Sisk, and Mrs. Clark, Huff's assistance, keeps our library always work together and individually on school ready for use. records and tor our administration. Our school buses are driven by safe drivers Walt Brown, Bill Hastings, Lloyd Marlow, Larry Weiser, Al Scatolini, Tom Bears, Steve Mahoney, and Dick Hazel. ei 'Q 3 2 f The faculty here at Bonita Vista High could only advise, so the difficult job of molding Bonita Vista into a great school was left in the hands of the student body. During the beginning of the year, every- thing at BV was new and different. How- ever, in just a few weeks, students had grown accustomed to school routine here at Bonita Vista. The Spirit of '67 was quick to start, and continued throughout the year. Our everyday school activities helped to increase our loyalty toward BVHS. Games, assemblies, dances, and other special activities all contributed to the success of our school. However, our suc- cess was not easily come by, but required a great deal of time and effort before it became a reality. Speciality groups such as the bands. glee clubs, drill team, maiorettes, and cheerleaders all surmounted great difficul- ties before they actually became organized groups. Life at Bonita Vista was not all work and worry, however. Activities such as the Baronial Ball, Sports Night, Crazy Hat Day, Color Day, and Spirit Week all added to the fun and excitement here. The student life section is filled with the pleasant memories and recollections of all BV students. Some of the most prominent include the elated happiness when we defeated Hilltop in a football game, the tension during overtime in the llllar Vista versus BVHS basketball game, the excitement during our first Sports Night, the respect when gold-medal win- ner, Mr. Billy Mills, spoke at our school, the suspense when our ASB officers were elected, the pride when we first raised our victory flag, and the anticipation when our first Football Queen was chosen. These emotions helped to unite students at Bonita Vista. As our school developed through the enthusiasm and hard work of the student body, the Spirit of '67 also grew. This spirit which led BVHS through the year inspired all Barons. Something as intang- ible as this can not be recorded on the pages of a yearbook. Instead, the student life section has captured the students. activities, and groups which have molded Bonita Vista High School and the Spirit of '67. MWF WWW XWMLW WEW ff WM 3 ?uiinin X Nj L67 Yi! K-U s QF My-5 XV M541 cs QQ fs .SK ff . CX -VAN f f is xy p V A Y J -.JC .r3jx.VV X, SEPTEMBER The first week of school, stu- dents were made welcome to Bo- nita Vista High with a Howdy Dance held September 16. The dance was a big success and gave students the opportunity to be- come better acquainted with their fellow students. Also during this first month cheerleading tryouts were held and BV maiorettes performed for the first time during a game. L , ,BCTOBER X DJ Th nth ct as w xx highlig te ' ' frfgn'NOlym- x pi gold winner Billy Mills ' WR ata sembly. V our this m month BVHS d fe d Hillt uring an exci it wee g sts, es, ei gob J lins, keeto nd ooks N otb I me. Ba oh e comed Q5 as the o th to r came to NOVEMBER Bonita Vista held its first ASB elections during November. Pos- ters, signs, and witty slogans sur- rounded Barons as aspirants for offices campaigned for their posi- tions. The Barons initiated another lively tradition in the form of a Crazy Hat Day. From the weird and colorful assortment of head gear, a creation by E. Kaupplia was chosen as most original. 3 W9 Q N R! JANUARY yt erry-covered faces emerged fbi om the pie-eating contest held I at an after-dance during Spirit LX! Week. Dampened spirits were ex- pected after the loss to Hilltop that night but the mighty Barons , came through with their usual en- thusiasm and made it a success. Also during the month of Janu- ary was the whale hunt on Mis- sion Bay, sponsored by the BVHS science classes. FEBRUARY The short month of February witnessed many delighted viewers attending the faculty versus lV game. The audience grew tense as the fast moving game got un- der way. Also during Sports Night, the G.A.A. defeated the Girls' League while all the girls scurried around in boxing gloves. BVHS had start- ed another tradition with Sports Night. APRIL Accompanied by the arrival of Spring was a new chance for stu- dents to make the most of their opportunities before the closing of another school year. Clash- Day was filled with an array of colors and prints, which left no doubt that this day was correctly named. Slave Day was another fun-filled day in April. The Sock Hop was sponsored by the EX- CALIBUR staff. MAY Coming with the appearance of sunny skies above Bonita Vista was a more relaxed classroom at- mosphere. During the month of May, students and teachers both seemed to benefit from more in- formal discussions held during class. Mother's Day was the occasion which rated a fashion show given by the Girls' League and the homemaking class. DECEMBER December proved to be a very busy month for most Bonita Bar- ons. Tying in with holiday prep- arations, was the Girls' League Baronial Ball held December 16. During this month, the official dedication for Bonita Vista High was held in the school gymna- sium. Students looked forward to a Merry Christmas and a jolly holi- day season. MARCH Highlighting March was Easter Vacation, which provided a wel- come relief from classrooms for both students and teachers. Spring sports such as tennis. golf, baseball, and track were in- troduced to BV students during this month. Other activities included a St. Patrick's Day Dance, a lollipop sale, and tryouts for Glee Club soloists. JUNE As the school year came to a close, it brought sighs of relief and anticipation of summer. On June 2, a dance was given which boosted Baron spirits during the last week of school. The year- books were distributed, and stu- dents had them signed by friends and teachers. The freshman class brought the year to an end with a dance on June ninth which proved to be a great success. Our ASB officers contributed greatly to the spirit and morale of our school. The efficiency of our school government helped encourage students to participate more actively. New and different ideas were contributed for the benefit of Bonita Vista High. lt was a difficult iob developing our student government into a working organi- zation. However, the success of the ASB officers and the rest of the student body can be seen today through the progress of Bonita Vista. Heading Bonita's first student govern' ment, was ASB president Doug Single. Second in authority was John Buttitta, vice-president. Sue Krzywicki, a ninth grader, served as our first ASB secretary. These three students did their best in helping Bonita Vista become the greatest school in the district. Officers for BVHS were not chosen until November 1. The reason for this delay was to give the students an opportunity to be- come acquainted before elections. Those who ran for an ASB office put up a vigor- ous and enthusiastic campaign. The effort exerted helped our government to progress. Bonita Vista QT A... .... . . ff' 'Wi -M Progresses Rapidls The Student Committee, founded in April, 1966, was made up of students from Hilltop, Granger, and Castle Park lunior Highs, each of which were represented by two students each of the seventh, eighth, and ninth grade classes who met the challenge of getting Bonita Vista High School organ- ized with driving determination. Members of the Student Committee were our first student government representatives. A few of the problems they had to deal with were choosing school colors and school nicknames for the student body to vote on when school officially opened in September. They accomplished much and made decisions which otherwise would have taken up valuable time during the school year. Because of diligence and persistent efforts on their part, the '66-'67 year at Bonita Vista got off to a great start. The student body of Bonita Vista High owes a tremendous amount of' gratitude to their Student Committee. The Student Committee is to be commended for the excellent quality of its work. Advising the Com- mittee was Mr. Schanke. ASB Officers, Doug Single, Sue Krzywicki, and John Buttitta, confer during their lunch hour. All of our ASB officers, senators, and as- sembly members worked together in pro- ducing a first class Bonita Vista govern- ment. The unity in student government displayed our great Spirit of '67. Assembly members and senators served as a link between the student body and the ASB officers. Our first year provided a number of tasks for those involved in government to perform. A Bonita Vista constitution had to be drafted, and students were anxious to set traditions. These iobs were effi- ciently handled by our ASB government. As part of his presidential duties, presi- dent Doug Single speaks at a Senate meeting. Senators, Commissioners Form Vicki Byrd Suzanne Bureton Student Store Service Senators and commissioners composed an important part of our student government. Five senators from each grade were chosen by their classmates to represent their individual interests in all activities. Senators attended meet- ings and, by contributing ideas, were able to give fair stu- dent body representation. Before acquiring the job of commissioner, students had to win the approval of the ASB. After being accepted, Bo- nita Vista's nine different commissioners settled down to the hard work at hand. Each commissioner had his own individual area which he represented. Senators and commissioners added their new thoughts to Bonita Vista High School's already abundant supply of original ideas. Carol Lechner Pep e Mulderig Kym Onley Public Relations Barbara Rowe Tickets Spokes of Student Bod Wheel Cynthia Simef Carol Stone Robyn Wagner Hnance Activities Elections Senators are, top row, left to right, Linda Casper, Bruce Hawkins, Fran Kryzwicki, Connie Pena, and Scott Williams, David Arendt, Laura Switzer, Susan Swift, Cindy Carnahan, and Danny Weinberger, Jacquie Deetz, Eugene Estes, David Lopez, and Margaret Pena, Kym Blair, Ed Chavez, Bob Hawkins, Tim Hyde ,and Bob Mesler. BV's Hard Working ssombl ln the first row, left to right are Nola Brizentine, lessy Boudinot, Ierry Sevier, Pam Ledbetter, Karl Reiger, and Chuck Deagenhart. In the second row, left to right are Charla Single, Jeff Wagner, Gary Gerdes, Don Armstrong, Sharon Brackin, Karen Holt, Steve Pettit, and Keith Holly. ln the third row, left to right are Madelyn Manos, Suzanne Whittier, Kermit Payne, and Gayle McCandis. ln the fourth row, left to right are Pat Miller, Vivian Guffey, Barbara Whaley, Larry Jones, Martin Fink, and Richard Switzer. Cathy Savoy Head Maiorette Denise Higgins Kathy Oxford The majorettes have provided entertainment at Bonita Vista many times during football and bas- ketball halftimes. Various routines performed to the tunes of such theme songs as Peter Gunn and Goldfinger were choreographed by them. Numer- ous hours have been spent practicing and rehears- ing their different performances for the Chula Vista Christmas Parade, the Maytime Band Review, and many other competitive events. Under the direction of Mr. Sumner, the girls, in collaboration with the band and drill team, have done a spec- tacular job in representing Bonita Vista Barons in their first year. Patsy Madrueno Cami Stone Bonita Vista Majorottos Majorettes perform at one of the many football halftimes. a ,, r , First row: left to right Craig Thomas Rick Ritter Robert McClelland Steve Hughes Bruce McConnelly Maurice Cruich shank, John Snyder, lan Juarez, Debra Noble. Second row: Randy Clark, Peter Buttitta, Dan Vidal, Mark Dolan, Mark Rus- zat, Dean Fultz, Carolyn McLees, Marilyn Miller. Third row: Steve Loustalet, lim Wilson, Mark Shockey, Van Reavie, limmie Nelson, lohn Buttitta, Mike McSwain, Mark Matthews, Toni Hadachek. Fourth row: Bruce Hill, David Nuburt, Beany Estes, Gary Gerdes, Tim Chadick, Leslie Martin, Dale Austin. Fifth row: David Noe, Russ Donaldson, lan Haegan, John Kenton, Darlene Osgood, Phil Crockett, Willard Snyder, Gayle Cureton, and Teresa Duston. Under the direction of Mr. Sumner, and Ken Labertew, Drum Major, the Bonita Vista High School Marching Band has contributed to the Spirit of '67. The band attended football games and per- formed at halftimes. They also played in the Chula Vista Christmas Parade, in the Maytime Band Review, and in the City and County Music Festival. Band Boosts Spirit oi Barons Drum Major! Ken Labertew, leads the Bonita Vista Marching Band in the Yuletide Parade. i Members of the Bonita Vista Marching Band scatter after a hard practice. Glee Club Shows Promise Glee Club members participating in the Christmas Concert are, Top Row: left to right, T. McDonald, V. Mercandante, K McQueen P Dye K Hughes L Pettit l McQueen D Dominquez, M. Muirhead, M. lacquot. Middle Row: S. Merrick D Hale R Ha hen A Cagle D Ritchy D Wagoner R Hamilton, A. Kennon. Bottom Row: A. Hof, l. Markin, S. Hol Iandsworth S Cates S Norris F Kryzwrclu P lacks K Fisher, S. Broach, L. Grasser. Floor Level: M. Grant, S. Mellow Bonita Vista's Glee Club got off to a promising start this year. The choral group, which is directed by Mrs. Marilyn Campbell and Mr. William Sum- ner, gave many performances. These presentations included the Christmas Program, assemblies, the Spring Concert, and other events. The group spent innumerable hours rehearsing and practicing. The Glee Club is made up of seventh, eighth. ninth, and tenth grade students who enjoy singing. This group gives students an opportunity to show their talents while learning about music. The sincere efforts of the Glee Club provided manifest rewards in the form of exprience and entertain- ment tor others. N 1 X C QR ,SN 1 . ws . ' , iii i f t . xvf lsr ML N 1 X . it or a 1. i i 'T 'w , u --. 2---V-4 -x:.,t l I 9 xt W x I -65 ., , 6 i it 'Q J I 'With Thi delightful guidance of i - 5 if-e Mrs. Caihp ell, the glee club was a tremendous success. Her enthusiastic attitude has made her a favorite among her students. ,.,. , Q, gp l , 1 Q Q4 fb R it 7 xr N D if K .xi-X Qt i it X- V , I KJ A 1 i I ,' Fi A , I . t -er f' , Q-1 -I x M I b' fir G if CXY .L X5 if L -xv M Y fx . ,N A- ' 'rxx 1 R , as if e i .W . i 1, ix or L it 'it it ' ta Ji X' W Q X i ' N . ' XJ The Glee Ciub members busy themselves in preparing a presentation tor the student body. Music Provides Back Concert Band-Members are: First Row-J. Kenton, S. Hughes, T. Duston. Second Row-M. Miller, T. Hadachek, D. Austin, M. Dolon, R. Noe, W. Snyder, G. Gerdes, J. Neubert, R. Ritter. Third Row-D. Vital, D. Albert, R. Donaldson, J. Nelson, l. Snyder, M. McSwain, l. Juarez, R. McEllon, l. Haegen, E. Estes, K. Labertew, L. Martin, C. McClees, l. Wil- son, B. Hilt. Fourth Row-S. Loustalet, D. Noe, C. Thomas, D. Fultz, P. Crockett, R. French, T. Chadick, l. Buttitta, J. Cruickshank, M. Shockey. The very backbone of Bonita Vista's Spirit of '67 lies in the enthusiasm pro- lected by our Concert Band. ln order to present a truly beneficial and enjoyable assembly, our Pep Commissioner Carol Lechner has arranged so that all Baron supporters can listen to the talent in our Concert Band. The thirty-eight band mem- bers, under the leadership of Mr. Sumner, often are called upon to perform a few of the many pieces they have mastered this year. Band members not only work ferverish- ly at school refining their music, but they also practice daily in their homes. The Pep Band now exists as an indispensable organ of the student body. Bonita Vistans found themselves looking forward to at- tending assemblies, and football and bas- ketball games when the band would play their familiar tunes. Without this group of assemblyh individuals in the Pep Band, Bonita Vista lust would not be complete. Concert Band practices to achieve perfection for an up-coming ground for Spirit of '67 Pep band members are: First row-Marilyn Miller, Jan luarez, Mike Mc- Swain, Leslie Martin, Jim Wilson, Dan Albert, Donald Donaldson. Second row-Steve Hughes, Mark Dolan, Richard Noe, Ken Labertew, Craig Thomas, Steve Loustalet, David Noe. Back Row-Bruce Hilt, Tim Chadick, Phil Crockett, Dean Fultz, Mark Shockey. Mr. Charles Sumner is the advisor for band members. 1 R x ax I , f Serious-minded Baron Band members take pride in their efforts and accomplishments. , H rs, ,f ,r,. , ,f!efLt,,1f:Qr-fort ji G0-G0-G0-G0! If N , lx, V5 Mi Barbara Howard V f Cf' - Head Cheerleader X Q l U! C, fl! I P X wb J ' Jlyf Lf r , l 'X' 1 v , I f- Qjdwwdil l J ly, N iv J NV ey bl M ' WDM L, ,fe ,W egfx Q08 UM flnf fx, ,V . l X1 r E fx! 'X l qv! Jf C XJ ' X2 I . l rl pw lL UD Or . . H H were .W wif' Kandle Newrng 5 Asst. Head Cheerleader ' L, A NJ H Af lan Alexander Terry Bowers Linda Cowart S yi K .QW lf H. l it ,lm lowiwowgw Mir ob Ji .Q lyjfwly Retaining the individualism of Bonita, it was decided we would have eight cheerleaders forming a Pep Squad, in lieu of four songleaders and four cheerleaders which is customary. After selection by the student body, these girls were confronted with the task of learning new cheers. Having designed and made their uniforms they performed the fol- lowing week at the Vista game. Each girl considered being selected a great honor, and hours of practice were put forth to prove her worthiness of being cheerleader. With undying enthusiasm, our Junior Varsity pep squad supported the Barons at every game and led us with spirit- ed leaps and cheers. But cheering at games was not the extent of their duties. The eight girls also set an example of pride and interest in their school which inspired us other students. The cheerleaders, symbol of the Spirit of '67, repre- sented the spirit of the student body as a whole. pgggd M u K Cheryl Gibson i fx! Chris Miles 9 allll .v ll gl Gale Speegle The fine Baron Spirit of '67 was displayed by our Bonita drill team during the first year of its existence. Like many other specialty groups the Baronettes had difficulties with uniforms and new routines. However, with the help of their advisor, Miss Gale Evans, their captain, Debbie Roberts, and their four lieutenants, the drill team developed into a very organized marching unit. At the beginning of the year, the Baronettes sported, as uniforms, white bermudas with blue and gold stripes on the sides, a Baron sweatshirt, and blue tennis shoes. The Baronettes first appearance was at the Bonita versus Hilltop game. The drillteam then continued to do a fine job performing at all the other football games The thirty-eight girls who were members of our drill team kept up a high scholastic standard which enabled them to retain their membership in the Baronettes. These girls spent extra time after school practicing marching and doing their routines. Because of their interest and participation in school activities, these girls have contributed greatly to the formation of a winning school. JOYCE LEE DEBBIE ROBERTS COLLEEN WILLIAMS Lieutenant Captain Lieutenant Wwwfefftw twang-enum., . 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Third row from left to right are Colleen McCrorey, Linda Hallam, Lynn Goodner, Hope Rodriquez, Louise Thompson, Terryl Herrington, and Vickie Covert. ln the fourth row from left to right are Janet Mc- Swain, Denise Wright, Janet Masters, Margaret Pena, Becky Mowry, Kathy Milroy, Patty Cunningham. ln the fifth row from left to right are Charla Hirst, Pat Zinn, Sandy Ives, Pam Paulson, Susie Schemmer, lane Nelson, and lan Sicard. The sixth row from left to right are Sandi Smith, Evelyn Kauppila, Donna Chase, Chris lensen, Colleen Williams, Pam White, and Cynthia Simer. Evelyn Kguppila Collette Williams Lieutenant Lieutenant Campus ctivities Show True Spirit of Barons ' fi I .. z. A 4 f if . if 'fc AT-C aff fIL,f,1.!Ka -X fm. . f lf, ' f : 1 ' ' 7 XL? lx r KX, ,Wk L K1-K, L4 J I' 1 C Afxiv CICIXZXI, J 1 r 4. - a 1 X i , gm ,, , mf? ,g ,fl L fb I A f mb X C QQ 'L L NJL L! br ! A If ffl f r cmw, f if fffiff' Wffi 1 ' it L 1 ,. 41 1 CVC! 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Kilfif Clfffg f cl IL-L vid 4 Cf 66, aacililr ,451 NL 1. fix L fb N K, , I fr A, ri? u an Lf! f'M'-- r ! 1' QL' W' 1' f. . E Lfugfvl. ff' LC' a u f'5z!Q,ff'i,1f W-in -Qi W 4 4 ,, , , if We ZZ 3 The Baronettes march back to the stands after a successful halftime l performance. p l l l l l l , ' N s, Cheerleader Linda Cowart prepares to raise the victory flag to celebrate our V ' ' win over Castle Park. x ' N , Y 5 w . fa v 'KVM r K xv .L xxx, Q Xi ,, ,swf ' 1 , .Y X 1, l rx K. at lf , -J , i x., ' ' 4' ik, ' M' 2 fl -1 V ,i X 43 Uueen Terry i l i M HE X-.wF'ff2 f 't 'wi rt, gr. Smiling and waving enthusiastically to the crowds, Terry repre- sents Bonita Vista in Chula Vista's Christmas Parade. Anticipation was at its peak as Terry Bowers was crowned the first Bonita Vista High Football Queen. Terry reigned over our 1966-67 Football Dance. Paula Quethera, Chris Nliles, Sharon Brackin, and Barbara Howard competed against Terry for the title. The girls were each introduced to the student body at an assembly. Our queen, Terry, is a peppy brown- eyed brunette known around school for her exceptional enthusiasm. Cheerlead- ing, one of her favorite activities, occu- pies much of her spare time. Terry represented Bonita Vista High at the Chula Vista Christmas Parade, as did the other Homecoming Queens from this area. Surprised but happy Terry is crowned our first Football Queen by Doug Single. 'az Wfrfxigfg All of the lovely candidates for Bonita Vista's first Football Queen deserved the honor of selection. From left to right are Chris lVliles, Barbara Howard, Terry Bowers, Sharon Brackin, and Paula Quethera. i lb s lf if Evfifffffiff wif W i f lm ... iff J N luxe ' g ' V D M, ,......,wM-mm-...I C irc ., , X . V ,Wi 5, v H ' ' 1 - ',,, W A cw A y e , i , M if J -,. -tat if Q ,Q 'T iv VVLL' ' is ' A .. I VV,. ff . AY . Aw 3 A i f l ' , ' 4 , - ,.......- , ,, ,....-- era' 9 46 One truly spirited angle of our school endeavor is fulfilled by Organizations. Campus clubs combine the two aspects of school life: activities and academics. Such clubs also provide outlets for creative in- terests and deviation from classroom cur- riculum. The enthusiasm of the studentry has given our clubs a tremendous start toward success. Through many hours of hard work and planning by the advisors and student club officers, sixteen clubs were established this year with more organizations planned for next. Four clubs, S Club, Service Club, Girls' League, and Key Club, were organized solely for the purpose of service. Definitely the quotation, Service via Spirit, is a good description of the dedication that these organizations exhib- ited Four organizations, Citizenship, Letter- men, C.S.F., and Scholarship are honorary, giving proper respect to those individuals who have achieved great heights, and thus contributed to the glory of the Baron spirit. The remaining eight clubs, Modern Dance, Drama Club, Speech Club, Spanish Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., and the News- paper and the Annual staff, have no con- nection with each other, but have sought by working individually in their own par- ticular field to promote such an organi- zation that would not only live up to the goal set by that club, but to the high standards of the sixteen clubs here at Bonita Vista High School. lVlost surely, we can be proud of the many accomplish- ments of our clubs. They exemplify what a dedicated club can do with spirit such as ours. wm.ww:mmMW,:,.gQm3,L L, N, ,, 1 r 9 a n i z a t i 0 II S Perhaps a most important factor essential for a successful year- book is cooperation between the staff advisor and the editors, work- ing together always, whether it be over layouts, captions, or copy. Annual production requires much hard work and responsibility. This year's EXCALIBUR staff overcame these problems and produced the first of many great yearbooks to come! ' -nv-.....b. The CRUSADER staff pounds diligently away in order to meet coming deadline. Mrs. Jacobs Memories Captured fright to leftl M. Manos, C. Mello, l. Deetz, J. Eller, K. Onley S. Stratton, A. LeBreque, B. Whaley, l. Schemmer, K. Williams S. Trenhaile, T. Gapp, P. McNamara, N. Greaser, C. Sanders, S Kesterson, S. Hoffman, D. Single, A. Dale, K. Hilbig, S. Scott, P Dye, R. Hart, D. Poulos, R. McCurdy, l. Hirst. Cleft to rightj K. Newing, E. Zeilinski, L. Goodner, L. Chang, l. Alexander, S. Cureton, V. Covert Ceditorl, G. Speegle, G. Paquette, K. Holley, J. Silvestri, G. Ripa, V. Phillips, l. McKirahan, K. Casey, l. Sicard, S. Whit- tier, C. Stone, K. Blair, D. Roberts, E. Kauppila, L. Covert, B. Chadick, D. Chase, S. Cureton, B. Rowe, K. Ulle, T. Hyde. Mrs. Kellogg EXC LIBUR and CRUSADER Struggling desperately to find the correct wording in the copy is our infallible EXCALI- BUR staff. The CRUSADER staff is responsible for the edi- tions of our school paper. Under the guidance of the Editor-in-Chief, Adrienne Dale, the student body read interesting and up-to-date school news. Arranging for interviews, gathering facts, laying out pages and meeting deadlines are all part of the work that goes into the publication of the CRUSADER. 49 The Honored Bonita Vista C.S.F. is the goal of all tenth grade students. Points are received for academic subjects, a few non-academic courses, and several extracurricular activities. An A is counted as three points and a B as one. A C does not count and a D or F automatically disqualities the student. A total of ten points must be earned a semester in order to become a member. For high ability in academic subjects a student becomes a member ot the Scholarship Club. When he has been a member for six quarters he will receive a silver pin. For nine quarters a gold pin is awarded. Courtesy, reliability, and co-operation are among the requirements for the Citizenship Club. For seven quarters a student is presented with a silver pin, and for ten quarters he receives a gold pin. Scholarship and Citizenship clubs are open to all 7th, 8th, and 9th grade students. Advisor-Mrs. Shuman. Cleft to rightj C. Simer, S. Whittier, J. Wilson, W. Snyder, F. Shoemaker, M. McCartney V. Phillips, K. Holley, V. Byrd. Not pictured: l. Alexander, V. Covert. S CLUB Ser ice . .. S Club membership is made up of selected sophomore girls. Next year this club hopes to become sponsored by the Soroptimists' Club of Chula Vista. Through the year this club performs many different serv- ices and gives the girls an opportunity to develop good leadership ability. Advisor- Mrs. Slijk tleft to rightj G. Weatherall, K. Newing, V. Covert, R. Wag- ner, L. Chang, C. Stone, G. Ripa, S. Whittier, K. Casey, L. Hoover, S. Smith, B. Rowe, M. Ruszat, C. Gibson, V. Phillips, D. Roberts, K, Bradley, C. Jensen, V. Crain, E. Kauppila. Y tleft to rightb T. Herrington, S. Gallagher, K. lkuta, L. Nicholls, D. Roark, V. Guffey, E. Zielinski, P. Gillespie, K. Onley, S. Whit- tier, L. Chang, P. Cunningham, S. Hoffman, D. Duff, D. Gartrell, S. Beltran, G. Ripa, T. Hadachek, J. luaraz, M. Lawson, C. Stone, P. Deatherage, l. Hollingswoith, J. Silvestri, T. Hamilton, D. Noe, G. lones, V. Byrd, K. MacQueen, R. Vasquez, D. Higgins, S. Cure- Another outstanding asset to this great school is the Service Club. This club has contributed much time and effort into games, dances, and towards the general bet- terment of our school. Based ia Spirit SERVICE CLUB KEY CLUB This Kiwanis sponsored club is exclusive to sopho- more boys. Under the leadership of president lohn Buttitta this outstanding group has contributed many services to Bonita Vista High. The object of this club is to assist at community functions, raise money for various organizations such as Red Cross, and to work in the community or on campus to make it a better place to live Advisor - Mr. Shanke ton, T. Duston, S. Swift, S. Krzy- wicki, T. Hyde, E. Chavez, K. Lab- erton, P. Russell, M. Ruszat, B. Rowe P D e D Eakman G Y ' y I ' Y ' Speegle, C. Simer, M. March, B. Ny, R. Sutton, K. Goss, A. Dale, K. Mulderig, J. Stuckey, l. Guer- rero, K. Blair, P. Paulson, D. Saunders, C. Jensen, S. Nealand- er, J. Hamilton, T. King, D. Turn- er, E. Kauppila, K. Zepeda, D. Roberts, G. Blair. on voluntary service, this club has devoted countless hours doing the many jobs necessary tor our school ac- tivities. Advisor - Mr. Giles Cleft to rightb S. Pettit, D. Satter, CSec.J, D. Single CTreas.J, B. Hawkins, QV.P.J, R. Sutton, T. Hyde, E. Chavez, C. Mello, J. Ellis, M. Netro, G. Blair, S. Sla- mon, J. Guerrero, P. Carranza, l. Gilman, B. Mesler, C. Golden, C. Martinez, K. Blair. Cleft to rightj V. Mears, K. Gorden, L. Sisty, P. Zinn, G. Ripa, L. Andreoli, l Masters, B. Hawkins, D. Turner, B. Bender, N. lchelson, V. Covert, l. Lee, S Coonce, V. Phillips, C. Williams, S. Nealander, L. Nicholls, E. Estes, K. Bradley, K. Oxford, B. Heath, R. Hamilton, J. Nelson, K. Zepeda, C. Williams, T. Jarvis L. Chang, D. Mingo. DRAMA CLUB Meeting in the interest of drama, club mem- bers instilled in our high school the apprecia- tion of dramatic activities. The Drama Club coordinates theater evenings with local thea- ter groups, organizes exchanges with other high schools, brings to life a series of one- act plays, and to attain a better knowledge of dramatic techniques, makes field trips to Activities various productions in the area. Advisor-Mr. Morgan Flourish Packing the stands, Pep Club enthusiasts anxiously await start ot game. PEP CLUB Pep Clubers supplied an essential factor necessary in a victorious game: vigorous sup- port. Aggressive members demonstrated the use of the universal sport of cheering and inspired fellow students to join them. School enthusiasm as shown by the brilliant blue and gold sweatshirts, poster parties, and the roar of organized cheering, makes up the Pep Club, Bonita's booster shot. Advisor- Mr. Grande. Clett to rightb G. Blair, C Mello C Golden D Single D Turner Coach Whitby M. Minkler, D. Satfer, A Gerhardt J Buttitta S Slamon E Ferreira LETTERMEN COMMITTEE The Lettermen Committee was or- ganized to establish the Lettermen's Club for next year. That club will maintain high academic standards and promote excellence in various varsity sports. Membership will be those men who have earned varsity letters. Advisor- Mr. Whitby. GAA The GAA provides an opportunity for 9th and 10th grade girls to be- come more physically tit by partici- pating in various after-school sports. Included are many individual and group activities which give them a chance to excel. Playdays with other high schools are the main activities of this organization. Advisor-Miss Kimball. 56 fleft to righty, l. Sicard CTreas.J D. Sanders CSec.7 D. Roberts tV.P.J, l. Alexander fPres.J, L. Smith, C. Williams, L. Cowart, B. Bender, N. lchelson T. King, C. lensen, S. Schemmer, J. Hamilton, S. Cureton. GIRLS' LEAGUE Through friendship among the 9th and 10th grade girls at Bonita, the Girls' League has promoted a variety of activities during the year. Such activities were money-making pro- jects which included a formal dance, a sucker sale, and a Mother's Day fashion show. Advisors-Miss Osborne and Miss Eriksson. MODERN DANCE Showing some of the skills of modern dance the following girls are pictured below: P.'Quethera, J. Hol- lingsworth, G. Jones, K. Walton, and K. Newing. Though this club is not completely formed it will be an ac- tive organization next year. Advisor- Miss Kimball 57 SPANISH CLUB This selective class is exclusive to only third and fourth year stu- dents who have willingly pursued the knowledge and use of the SPEECH CLUB These enthusiastic students competed in county-wide events in the many areas open to them such as debate, and oral interpre- tation, and impromptu, extempo- raneous, and oratorical speaking. Advisor- Mr. Morgan Spanish language. Advisor- Mr. Clayton Cleft to rightj C. Stone, B. Hawkins, K. Zepeda, l. Duberg, P. Meyer, S. Pettit, P. Meyer, T. Hyde, G. Weinberger, V. Phillips, R. Wagner. Cleft to rightl L. Nicholls, K. Casey, B Hawkins, CChairmanJ, J. Alexander K. Walton, C. Pierce, P. Grunke, l. Lee l. Masters, J. Sicard, S. Whittier, R. Vas quez, C. Stone, P. Zinn, C. Gibson, D Higgins, L. Chang, K. Zepeda, M. March, A. Dale, D. Mingo, D. Turner, D. Single. Cleft to rightj Suzanne Cureton: Service Club: Marie March: Pep Club: John Buttitta: Key Club: Joyce Lee: G.A.A.g Bob Hawkins: Speech Club: Vic- kie Covert: Yearbook Staffg Chris Jensen: S Club: Adrienne Dale: Newspaper Staff: not pictured: Jan Alexander, GirI's League: Jim Wilson, Band. . 3 X- Cliff Mello President I 'ff' Q . n F, Terry Bowers Secretary-Treasurer xii Kandie Newing Vice-President Bonita Vista has experienced an inter- esting and unique situation this year. lt was the only school in Chula Vista to have seventh through tenth grade. In spite of this awkward situation, the tenth graders seemed to head the school very efficiently. Cliff Mello, first Sophomore President, together with Kandie Newing, the Vice- President, and tenth grade Secretary-Treasf urer Terry Bowers, planned and organized the many school activities that were spon- sored by the tenth graders during all of last year. These student body officers established the Sophomore key and started the collection of future senior dues. Though our Junior Varsity was only composed of ninth and tenth graders, we proved to have had a very successful year in all the sports in which we competed. The tenth graders took on many of the seats in student government. A.S.B. Presi- dent, Doug Single, did an excellent job of starting off the school. Sophomores filled many of the offices for Commis- sioners, and also had representatives in the Senate, and the Assembly. Leading our school in spirit were Bar- bara Howard, Head Cheerleader, Kandie Newing, Assistant Head Cheerleader, Gale Speegle, Chris Miles, Terry Bowers, Linda Cowert, lan Alexander and Cheryl Gibson. With the guidance of the Advisor, Miss Kimball, the girls strived to generate and promote enthusiasm in all school activities throughout the student body. Without the help of Mr. Tomlinson and Mr. Schanke the sophomores would not have been such a great success. Kandie Newing, Cliff Mello, and Terry Bowers, work on tenth grade activities. ,,.A My W Q W, i a -f-Q , fsiegnegezke aiiseajsmzg .'wf2!' ii. ,W Eirfiiiiiiiiefiifl f f' ' ' .-9 -::'.:i ,e.,,1 ef A:- ev ' aw -s elf , fe www Ma. 1 wer , 1 in 51 ' A f' - if, '-V9 ff ' i,'M??l?7i?ie Wife ae 2 'i w H1 555 ' ,..fat7fa252is? - ' e31e:fezeLrf 3 1' ,. fee 'Gif vf r ff' 'r21e,fve4e14- v' ' .2' ' ' V rf- - - ge,-f,,:f1fm1s,n f fl Qs . 5 W J 3 X 2 - y demo f , 4 f rag 5 wfwgeefl-e,r , Q,.W,, ,L.,Af5, A re f axtgjf man may fvvz 7 ii-vVs?fvg421r: f' re v 2 ', l W, f Y 3, me 'G 2 L gl Va W af , , 1 'E F' ,k, K, 1 'Lew' ' f:,a'i?levf f, ' rrgfrevezifsveef-if ' f fe-fr,-ffemfagev All ,xg 4 Sophnmnres Begin High Danny Alben Jan Alexander Georgia Alvarez Harvey Aubol Dale Austin Cathy Beall Sonia Beltran Roberta Bender Myra Berrellez Gregg Blair Kim Blair Terry Bowers S , ' 7 2-,. o r ' my weszgegge X rf xx x Q ,Q Q XX x V Q ., wg, X N X 5 ik lie 5 nssaizf W U ,ry f eggagfezfeveeik . r wrezzgfrrffei ew ,'xrlE7WS 'ren Hfvz f , , i?E!i::f1l2 :11a:w?1s: ful , V u'7il'TY.7l. 2 ,4 , , gg 2, Liga!! 3 1 f More ff ZW e ii f 5- 52 Q ,.4'HfW .A r,l' , , 2 ee . 5 f 1 I 5 W 7 O Mr. Tomlinson advises l l Sharon Brackin Karen Bradley William Brown John Buttitta Vicki Byrd Paul Carranza Jeffrey Cader Karen Casey Bill Chadick Linda Chang School lln lop lchers as well as the students. Vicki Crain Maurice Cruickshank Kurt Crusilla Adrienne Dale Debbie Davis Vickie Dean Charles Degenhart Mike Dempster Byron Deserisy Darlene Dominquez l Roberta Chapman Ed Chavez Gary Clark Dan Cole La Donna Coles Karen Collie Richard Comstock Sherry Coonce Don Coppock Lee Covert Vickie Covert Linda Cowart 4-'ww 'a::.fg- QL. wwf. r r, r,.-ff 1 ,o,,.o f f-efww' s ef 1 I r f a M151- Q , :frm V Q, wwf' 42:5 :h'h:7 i v, 4.i , ,.VA2 W i ' f Tw 'weave A :,, VE1-6:L1-21E7h12qV f l . - lww ff'f1f,'fg5 'A 4 f f W ff XMW1 f f W ,mfg T ,WW ,,- fl J ff' , , S fy-We Hn f W ,M l Carolyn Dorn Arthur Draper James Duberg Gary Edwards Joseph Ellis Louise Fenn Edmund Ferreira Linda Flowers Robert French Janice Frise f jyaffff , af? f M7 5 ,iffy 'Q in QW at EBM J ,v 1 Q r Z0 Bobbi Bender, Janet Masters, Dan Mingo, 84 Dick Turner, practice during drama class for a future play. 5 wwf A, ...A Stephen Froetscher Christy Fujikawa Dean Fultz Suzanne Gallagher Michael Gallo Allen Gerhardt Cheryl Gibson John Gilman Charles Golden Peter Goosens Sharon Gormally Cathy Goss Patricia Grunke Jessie Guerrero Frank Guidry William Haaf Toni Hadachek Jerralyn Hamilton Robert Hammond Robert Hawkins Clinton Hayes Michael Herron ,www J 1-: J A 3' 3 J CW 'WZ3' Q35 ,fi 92 5 f si E 9 iv , , 1, an, , Mu., We' Hr' 1-our ,. 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A-re WW -5 M4 I I A ,f 'mf 4 in M fa, J www ,, V ty , , V , l Patrick Herron Dick Hill '3 i.: Harold Hill Bruce Hilt Linda Hingst Stephen Hoffman Michael Hollandsworth Norman Holly Judy Hollingsworth Paul Holt Linda Hoover James Hough Students watch attentively as the football team demonstrates plays during an assembly. i ,Mmm Barbara Howard Pat Hummel Tim Hyde Cynthia lves Michelle Jacquot Terry Jarvis ' ,I F I ftfzftfififf i ic' ' ' I -it V Christine Jensen M WV V Philip Johnstone Gwyneth Jones Cynthia Jurjens f .J-Q xf ia 952222 L2 ag, W Q Win Q W Q ': 2, f Evelyn Kaupplla Laura Knight Ara Koubeserlan Carole Lechtner wfwhn f mpg J -wg, ' 151' Joyce Lee Irma Leon I M UMM Aaone Letuli K ,Lf Und f72xfC,-' :rl yi I X Stephen Loustalet Kate MacQueen y I 1 far A ' ., 4? ff .J 9? 5 tiiiy W T 5 V 2 2, in ,,, 5 fi Thomas Magnan mme' F WWW l' V eafegeffe ,f',, We M V- ,, ., ,Q 1 ..,,.. ,, ,.,, as H ' 1 1 an X ' 'Q-My H Daniel Marcoux Frances Marking John Marler Charles Martinez Joseph Martinez Janet Masters awwd, in J 557531 f ,fr .ff ' I I , QM! if K? V' : VV Cn., Francine Mohler Rebecca Mowry Kyle Mulderig Richard Nelson Mark Netro Kandie Newing David Noe Bobbie Norwood Ronald Oliver Darryl Pantol Kevin Papke Gary Paquette Diane Pata Shirley Patterson James Pearson ,M r V ,L,, W? W' , u , 1 , f f f f aigfgei 6 f J f ff f , . 5 ,S fi .. .4 v 'az 1 in 2? V 4 P36 My ai ZS? , km .. ri 1 .. ev 455 , f4v,j?? ,j5,:?Wf4 1 . 'fr-,ff-,.,l' I f f R, sf , ,,, Chuck Golden leaves lunch area. ww Steven Pettit Valeta Phillips Cheryl Pierce Paula Quethera l Christine Reymore Karl Rieger Q ea- E' -5- 1 , i , Graci Ripa fha , ,ary fu 'ivan'- --M, iwwvfr at M WWW Mmwomwff In , vzzafuzn . ddf eyi z' if zd' 7f '71YK r31'vr-' 1- , ., , r my: -:V 'V ,fix in ef-.mm WRT' Ty HX m e W' Kill' 5 Robert Roberson Deborah Roberts Gary Roberts George Robinson Hope Rodriquez Barbara Rowe Rick Rowell Pamela Russell Marilyn Ruszat David Saffer Deborah Sanders Abraham Santos Charles Saunders Cathy Savoy Mona Louise Scalis E l 'zll lv, A ff, '? -,, 1 3. - V 7 ,- f- rv- r . b 2 :1 fill' ar' we ' . . r . . r f r ii Roger Scheuerman Kandie Newing and Doug Single enloymg themselves r Mjfffns R i Linda sum at the Howdy Dance. 4 ew: .- :fm if f 1 :Q l Cynthia Simer Mark Shockey Diane Shields Fredrick Shoemaker Janice Silvestri El? UCL,-I Paul Smith Sandi Smith Willard Snyder 'Mn Doug Single .lan Slcard Louise Sisty Steve Slamon Sophomores Prove... Bill Chaddick wins final match, sending him to CIF. Gale Speegle Pete Stiehle Carol Stone Bob Sutton Craig Thomas Don Traver Charles Turner Karl Ulle Rosa Marie Vasquez Robyn Wagner Gary Walton Kathy Walton t-.,,, W. Danny Warren -we Gail Weatherall Janet Weidel ffjrfig gf' Gary Weinberger Randy Weisser Bob Whaley Suzanne Whittier Colleen Williams Www X R W'-fe, Juenkwwywffgww MQ bmw MM W Z Collette Q Q.. 1 BITS... fx X lim Wilson Kathie Zepeda To Be Good leaders mm Bob Williams Cordella Wilson Chris Gorden President lane Nelson Secretary Sandy Ives Vice-President The Bonita Vista Freshman class elected their first class officers on December 2, 1966. The three girls elected: Chris Gor- den, Sandy Ives, and Jane Nelson, had the responsibility of leading their class, and demonstrating their leadership with the prime of their ability, for they were the first officers elected, and their leader- ship would be used as an example to the class officers in the future. This was not only a big responsibility, but also a priv- ilege. It is hoped that these people will prolong their dedication to Bonita Vista and continue to accept responsibility. The ninth graders will be the first class of this school to graduate into the tenth grade. Contrary to general procedure, they will remain here-a privilege because this school is Bonita Vista. The Freshman class has contributed much to our school in the academic field, in athletics, and in their leadership as up- perclassmen. Almost every ninth grader has worked hard to make this class re- spected, and they have succeeded. In fu- ture, may these students continue to con- tribute their best to the prosperity of Bo- nita Vista High School. 7 f ff f ,V Ziff g , ff ,Jw fW17fzif,f!1 4' Mr. Eason 7th and 9th Grade Counselor Joann Allen Mi e Andrea Lynn Andreoli Yvonne ACGVQS Christopher Aitchison iw V 11444 fem M2242 ffl' M? QM Mfr My W mb!! Donald Armstrong Trudy Avery Donald Baker Anna Marie Benavidez Kenneth Benbow John Berry imothy Bonnet Marilyn Bott Richard Bracken Hollis Bragg Cindy Brennan William Bunch Lonnie Buroker Michael Butler David Caddick Helen Cagney Robert Carter Jack Caswell Donna Chase Randy Clark Lisa Clemons wry' Kmallxq, 5 . x Dawn Brennan Gwen Brewer Sandra Bfunk W r--,,.,,Z,:3 5 :Wy WCM ff f f arf + -- K , , M? Er dw , Z Q11 K WV' 'Wi MI 'Chron Hmmm ,... Davis, Robert Deatherage, Patricia Duff, Deborah Duston, Teresa Dye, Pamela Eakman, Debra Egley, Randall ww Eller, James Ellsworth, Earle Esquivel Martina Deetz, Jacqueline Degenhart, Linda Estes' Eugene De larnet, Paul Dempster, Terry Everett' Katherine Dicidieu, Linda Dixon, Mark Evje, Keith Dolan, Mark Donalson, Russell Dring, Linda Coles, Thelma Coppock, Phillip Crockett, Marianne Cunningham, Patricia Cureton, Suzzane mum W-, ,X , 4 I . 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'Zfff' ff!! , f7T' i f7 xl ' ,' 'hem , , ,J ,, he Monica Lawson Gary Lichtman George Liebers Kurt Listug Harold Locke David Lopez Robert Lutke Donna Mace Patricia Madrueno Darlene Malone Madelyn Manos Paul Marquez Leslie Martin David Martinez Catherine Masters Mark Matthews Fredrica Sue Maveety John McCaIister Victoria McBride Robert McClelland Jane McKee Michael McSwain Michael Meintzer Patricia Miller Larry Mills Charles Morrison Linda Morrison Janet Mudge Colleen Muirhead Michael Mulderig Shirley Nelander Jane Nelson Wayne Newitt Linda Nicholls William Ny Kim Onley Kathy Oxford M WUI' ,Q 'Z .. - A 4 ai f l ,,EV,? !,,,ff f ry, ,,,,,, wi 3,211 H4 'W H H i ' .,. 7 ff f f fffef:wif-.,,fwanl:Z.'.,'-J. ,. Wm ?' AM ,. .. A ,. ADI WWM cz, .V K m wifi! if i X Ziff! CO f 'fr r Y 'V ff it aa Z , 02 3 X 1 t QL' Q f a X lf , , 1 ! , f f Q if 5 f f 1 f 44 'J f J Z f W f 5 I Af 2 ,W ,ff 'W g 2 , , Z AQ V Dela Noe 1 Richard Nowakoski , r 3 . 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M-lr' Lorraine Stoudt Harold Stratton Suzanne Stratton Jam-93 STUCKGY Jann Thompson Louise Thompson Kathy Tobias Velda Tolbert Virginia Tolbert Thomas Tompkins f ,. - . '- T g W g, , .,t, ,iefwii at at A ,521 in I A 9 , Wg 4? Sheila Turner i t W Mum, Timothy Tutwiler H1 ' V ll a Vmce 3 elung Susan Vance Q Debra Weatherall Carl Weidner Dennis Van Winkle DBHUD Vidal Pameia white .ludiih WiHi8fTlS .-,'f 7f X5 D 'Z Danny Wlnslett Denise Wright Roben Yeargaln YW . :,l. W . ,gm , W .. N 3 .,. , -- f ,, I I Q 4 r, 1 I . V ,. I f...,:..s:f-2,-.f. If my it es 31,1--v vi vlyvg-I . . -' vi 1 . 't 21'11f1'a '71ff',21egg4fw, rbi.: 'f.fi,sfi5r' , 'fi:'1g2rr4fr,if.4-W I ' I ....:i,.h.. ,. I . VKV, I I , , ,..,. i' 1 . I it . ,A :gg , , Li., 'f PMa2'sevi5f1-. it mf,ya,1mf,Vaa+ Z. 5 ,gjw 'W ' v .-silt, ,W was ,,., . ,, .. . . .,., . ,. ,,,, ,., .. ., LVVV I Jill IL' ,,K.,, I A . . VV V ?W 86 The marvelous success of Bonita Vista's first year in sports is the result of determined hard work and sacrifice by the coaches and their teams. Overcoming the handicap of their inexperience they exhibited a deter- mined drive and enthusiasm which foretells winning seasons in Bonita's future. We have many hopes for the future of Cross Country teams at our school. Although they didn't have a tremendous season, they provided tough competition. Our gridders had a suc- cessful season this year and it appears we will be hard to beat next year. inexperience didn't hold back the Bonita Vista matmen. Barons sent seven wrestlers to C.l.F. finals with three boys going all the way to the semi-finals. Our Sophomore basketball team had a somewhat un,-sensational season although their magnificent spirit and un- equaled sportsmanship provided an excellent example to our school and many others. BV's junior varsity cagers were enthusiastic throughout their unsuccessful season. Golf, one of the first of our varsity teams, is de- termining towering goals. This year the Tennis team intends to end the season a winning team. Our Baseball and Track teams are improving immensely. We're proud of all team members. wwvmif f I W, NMMA af David Saffer stops a Hilltop back to help us win our first league game. FUOTB ll Ken Benbow Tim Bonnet Bill Brown John Buttitta Linebacker Tackle Half-back Hall-back Paul Carranza Guard -KM, Richard Comstock Line-backer Instructions are given to players Allen Gerhardt and David Saffer from Coaches Moomaw and Whitby. SEASON SCOREBOARD BONITA VISTA 13 BONITA VISTA 6 BONITA VISTA 12 BONITA VISTA 14 BONITA VISTA O BONITA VISTA 0 BONITA VISTA 26 BONITA VISTA 6 BONITA VISTA 12 FALLBROOK ............... .......,...,.. VISTA ........................ ..........,... HILLTOP ..............,........................... CHULA VISTA MAR VISTA .......c.......,.........,.......... SWE ETINATER CASTLE PARK CORONADO ............. ............. ESCONDIDO ............. ............c Bill Chadick Half-back Gary Clark Half-back if aaa B0bbE' dDavis Chuck Degenhart Gary Edwards Eugene Estes Edmond Ferreira n Tackle Middle-Guard Half-back Full-back Randy Franklin Mark Franovich Steve Froetscher Allen Gerhardt John Gilman Half-back Half-back Tackle Tackle Tackle Ray Godfry Chuck Golden Paul Halupa Tackle End Quarterback Bob Hammond Steve Hoffman Half-back Tackle Steve Hughes Pat Hummel Charlie Martinez Joe Martinez Mike McSwain End End End Half-back Guard 1' RMA' qwwv Clitt Mello Bob Mesler Dan Mingo Richard Nelson Steve Pettit Guard Quarterback Line-hacker Half-back Halt-back tfiuunv' Phil Pierangelo Karl Rieger David Saffer Mike Savoy Roger Scheuerman Line-backer Half-back Halt-back Center Halt-back Harry Schnepf Mark Shockey Doug Single Steve Slamon Paul Smith Half-back Tackle Center Full-back End , wwe Steve Stratton Tom Tomkins Diok Turner Karl Ulle Randy Weisser Tackle Guard Guard Guard Halt-back V A. z A pass is completed to lohn Buttitta for a gain of 12 yards. Eugene Estes sneaks by the Nlar Vista line for a big gain BARONS CAPTURE FOURTH PLACE The lVletro-leagues fourth place was won by the Barons this year to make Bonita Vista the highest Metro-league winner for a first year school. This first season was a very important one, despite the fact we did not have a varsity team. We are all very proud to remember the first game Bonita Vista ever played, against Fallbrook. It was one of the most exciting games all season. During the first three quarters our team was held scoreless, but the Barons never gave up, with a quick driving effort in the fourth quarter our team gained thirteen D0intS in tW0 minutes to win the game by one point. Who said thirteen was an unlucky number? The whole SeaS0r1 was thrilling however, and all the games were exciting. Karl Rieger and Cliff Mello tackle a lVlar Vista end for a I Q I 1055 of ygrdaggl Chuck Golden leaps high trying to intercept a MarVista pass fa John Buttitta sweeps by a Castle Park tackler. Steve Slamon crashes through the Hilltop Golden, Baker, Smith and Schnepf surround a Hilltop carrier. Mmm . KPN- tw me ..t. . I ' - -si :2 'S'i:f is 221 .- rr-. , g - ,M t..rt-' A- w t K 4. f :Q A K , -. . M 5 Q ,,5., 1 1 . fhfifff G ,Q ,ik to g i 3 5 rggsc- U Y R ig, E , - 1. K siaggiz en , x i .- - , 8 gs Qmliilmx.. ., ,Q fL.1'1 6 TN ,. Q N S G v G wg ssss 5 -mmwwmum. A ' s -X 1 it new-fegsfs esf M. -- f line with blocking by John Gilman and Chuck Golden. Bonita Vista Carlsbad Bonita Vista San Miguel Bonita Vista Hilltop Bonita Vista Chula Vista Bonita Vista Mar Vista Bonita Vista Sweetwater Bonita Vista Castle Park , Bonita Vista Coronado Back Row-Gregg Blair, lon Perry, Harley Aubol, Randy Clark, Clinton Hayes, Tom Saterstrom, manager. Front Row-Mike Minkler, Don Cop- pock, Phil Coppock, Ed Chavez, Don Armstrong. Cross llou ntr Gregg Blair leads in track meet as Randy Clark and Mike Minkler come up fast. The dramatic climax of the 1966-67 Cross- Country season came when Bonita won two meets for the first time. Although the Barons were running against Juniors and Seniors all season they looked sharp. Headed by Gregg Blair, Most Valu- able Runner, the Cross-Country team has high hopes tor finishing on top next year. Mike Minkler crosses the bridge over the gul- ley with Clinton Hayes and Phil Coppock tol- lowing. i E ! 1 Steve Slamon jumps high over the out-stretched arms of the Chula Vista guards for a goal for Bonita. David Satter tries to score against the Spartan attackers and make another point tor the Bonita Vista Barons. Paul Halupa shoots over the defending Lancers. Doug Single attempts to gain possession of the ball during the fast action of the Castle Park game. John Buttitta Chuck Golden Bob Mesier Doug Single Paul Halupa Mark Netro Steve Siamon Joe Martinez Dave Saffer Tim Tutwiler an t WW Managers left to right: Mark Franovich, Joe Ellis, Mark Garrison. Bonita Vista Bonita Vista Bonita Vista Bonita Vista Bonita Vista Bonita Vista Bonita Vista Bonita Vista Bonita Vista Bonita Vista Bonita Vista Bonita Vista Bonita Vista Bonita Vista Bonita Vista Bonita Vista Bonita Vista Bonita Vista Bonita Vista Bonita Vista J.V. SCURES 56 Poway 46 University 37 Orange Glenn 52 El Cajon 61 San Miguel 37 Marian 41 Hilltop 36 Chula Vista 51 Mar Vista 40 Sweetwater 39 Castle Park 35 Coronado 37 Escondido 43 Hilltop 42 Chula Vista 49 Mar Vista 35 Sweetwater 51 Castle Park 52 Coronado 34 Escondido 47 57 61 42 17 45 42 59 44 56 50 55 39 78 59 44 53 52 45 62 Dave Martinez, Tom Saterstrom, Phil Pierangelo, Jeff Stacy, Randy Clark, Rick Rowell, Paul Smith, Karl Rieger, Clinton Hayes, lon Perry, Pat Meyer, Phil Coppock, Larry Smith, Don Coppock. S0ph0more's Rall W 4 NX, Wrestling .. . .. . .. ,.,, A.,,, . . ,,,.,, , ,m.,--W..,,..M..... .. Front row l. to r. - 1. Eller, B. Baker, B. Williams, S. Frotscher, G. Paquette, D. Turner, C. Morrison, B. Chadick, D Lopez Minkler. Second row - C. Mello, K. Holley, A. Gerhardt, P. Stiehle, G. Blair, J. Stucky, E. Zielinski, F. Guidry. Thir ow Hollandsworth, M. Savoy, D. Winslett, B. Hammond, T. Stratton. Fourth Row-B. Davis, J. Skilt, M. Dixon, R. Franklin, K. Ulle J Caswell David Lopez pins his Hilltop opponent. Bonha Bonha BonHa Bonna Bonna Bonha Bonha BonHa Bonha BonHa Bonha Bonda SEASON SCOREBOARD Vista Vista Vista Vista Vista Vista Vista Vista Vista Vista Vista Vista St. Augustine San Miguel .. San Marcos .. Chula Vista .. Hilltop .............. Sweetwater .. Coronado ........ Chula Vista ., Escondido ..... Mar Vista ........ Castle Park .. Hilltop ......,.,..... E 5 ywsb fi g m M in A i J., wg? if W' W1 25 A uw ,, pwg , -A ' -'f ' -- xr ra. K V, -f, ww 1 Wt . ,, f- if IQ ,. .L., gfffiiif nf K . .-i. wg, A gg-ik 4 All A lracksters lake-off lim Eller, Jeff Carter, Pat Hummel, Roger Scheuerman, Harley Aubol, Randy Franklin, Ken Benbow, Kym Blair, Larry Yager, Bob Sutton, Ernie Schneff, Mike Hollandsworth, Allen Gerhardt, Bill Baker, Steve Pettit, Bob Hammond, Chuck Dagenhardt, Van Reavie, Chuck Golden, John Gilman, Ray Godfrey, lohn Buttitta, Bob Messler, Mark Dixon, Keith Holley, Paul Smith, Randy Clark, Gregg Blair, Dick Turner, Clinton Hayes, Byron DeSersi, Karl Reiger, Gary Clark, Paul Carranza. Vw Q V, Bob French clears the bar vault- ing against Monte Vista. a Mr. Moomaw Coach lracksters Team-up The track team was off to a slow start this year. However, they, like all ot Bo- nita's sports teams, are competing against seasoned athletes from long-established area schools. Because of the A, B, C divisions, some members of our track team are running in varsity competition. This makes it possible tor a trackman to be one of the first to earn a Bonita Vista varsity letter. Good luck to them for a good finish to their season. W 4 Nest? g if y V Q Ac ff ! J' fi ff V7 -o- CD C CD U3 f-o- 1 Q3 f-v- -Q- O Z Roger Scheuerman makes a great effort in the M . anagers broad lump. Edmond Ferriera Willie Bunch 103 Z Track Action O4 Van Reavie leads the runners around the track at Monte Vista. Ray Godfrey puts the shot with great might. John Buttitta leaps forward to complete a broad jump against Monte Vista. K Wi MM, 4 ff wwum wx, 1 ,Q Q 5 fgf Y 1., fi. Van'-W ' Ftfiwwx? QQRNWQYEQ 3' . 51 Z K 6241 W V 5 53 , W' gi Q61 ws-vhs 'dawn Baseball ,nf wg , f, K M' ' ' ,,,V V , ,N af ,W V f. w mf , Q ,PW ,Q My f Mn! fi W Mff' 4, f ' W ,. . Wim Uv' ,AWMW U4 M'4f me fun ,Aww vf M W., N, - 2 W 1m 4f?.-W-surf - ,, ,L,.,, , , 4, N W 1 Tim Bonnet Rick Bracken Bill Brown Beany Estes Paul Halupa Pitcher Outfield Outfield Shortstop Second Base Bob Hawkins Pitcher Paul Holt Outtield Bonha Bonha Bonha Bonha Bonha Bonha Bonha Phil Johnstone Clit Mello Rick Nelson Mark Netro Kevin Papke Outfield Outtield ' Outfield First Base Baseball Scoreboard 5 - 4 5 - 2 1 - 5 11 - 5 1 - 6 1 - 7 0 - 6 Pitcher Monte Vista S.D. Military S.D. Military Marian Marian Hilltop Chula Vista Steve Slamon makes a long throw to second base to nail a Chula runner. Mr Roberts Edd Zielinski Dan Winslett Tim Tutwiler Steve Slamon Catcher Third Base Outfield Catcher Bonita's baseball team got off to a smooth start this season by defeating both Monte Vista and Marian in the first non-league games. Gaining experience and improving all the time they surely will rate high in the tough Metro League. The Baron team is led by several good players. The first few games the Barons played showed they were weak in hitting. Their mistakes were erased though and the Barons proved it by earning runs against Marian for their third win. A good combination of this hitting and good pitching should put me Barons at the top of the league many times. N' i , . an ,-1 ,.,. .- .-,,1:, . - I ,, X5 fe ' . JAG, -V M., V vw.: U ' 'W yas? A ' 'fi ,,.. it f .g., . aw WF'-'r'wmmaW.., F . f 1 f z : fs , . X F . . , 1, '2 'Y it gear i f .,,.,, M , .Wwe of at-'wg' gjwf.. if .. ' V iiiiiiii , 'MJ N we , -f W M , 3- , ' ig, 1 'af.if?2'.f:fJ,,.:4,fggjc,: egawwg ,, M g if- at V .J f H n Wfff' Q ha 1 W 'M - .. i W ,,if V. ff ' ' ' ' a ' ' Wei .42 7 4.5 ,5,iiLg,T',L+v '1:Z f, f?w ' . Dan Winslett scrambles back to first to avoid being tagged out. Mark Dolan Manager Pete Stiehle Manager Don Richmond Dan Shoemaker Tom Saterstrom David Saffer Paul Pedersen Second Base Outfield Second Base Outfield Outfield i fi s sem wks 1, ,1 nk STR , va spat' if ,mr warts-viva' M 375 2 QW 's -8 , . .:s, 1 1 -. K ,S asm., N L t f K fr: Q X. - . - . -t a t A - .L L - - s 'kk A .fix .af !!9N ',, f Q :tri - 5 + 5, vi, -N '12 t f fl x... Z.l'i+-Sz' 'rm Mark Netro swings to bang a long one against Hilltop. X A dejected Marian batter looks in disbeliet as he struck out against Tim Bonnet. Kevin Papke makes the long stretch to get a Marian runner out at first base. ...., MH A -Q Coach Roberts relays some in formation on to the team. Tk David Saffer speedily rounds first to get a double against Mar Vista. 1 AV,,. V, . V ' LQ ,,. M: off 5 av New gg gait 2 wwf M f , ff aa? V Wea W if 7 +34-fgY,vf?1PfW',fg!815-5, wif 7' if 1' It 144' W' A1 Q' W ef if My 1? -ea' ray? W' Af W5 .af , , , .,,, .- V V - TV: ' f wggV.,,V3wV,wVVwf . fi , , 'Wm ' MWF ,. 'ff m ,-...-,J- .J ,, - WWE :V 43 f:a,,VftfVa,, 'fa,Qf2'H'f. ,,.--', af' if ,V 3' .. iaijziwa-MV f .--v gi g ' 3 . .ami , ,Ea Vt fa -am W f T' ' 3 St e iff l 2 . a v , ,. . . .,.. , , 5 ,Q 2. V Be f? ff SSM- , VV ': 1 f YV TV V' 5, V fe: , , , lc ff: TV , V ?'AffwgVw:w',,V-tc23sgr4'lfV5,sfw V 'V - V at , , ' V VV V A X' we 1 M f 4 'es ff I :Q - , X - wh en . ficj md ei?'.'?'fi2Y Lcx,.1Ww....-, V V. i a , lim WIISOH bHH2S H 'ONE OHS UOWH The fairway- Dan Mango displays perfect form in his follow through. Mr. Tomlinson Coach Team Members Don Baker Tim Hyde Lonnie Buroker Ara Kouberserian Bill Chadick Dan Mingo Fred Shoemaker Doug Single Bob Williams lim Wilson Mark Garrison Gary Gerdes Jan Hagan Bruce Hilt Varsit Golf As a first year team the golf squad sur- prised many people with their remarkably good season. Even against the Hilltop and Coronado teams the squad showed the true Baron fighting spirit. With their hard work and devotion to their sport the clubmen quickly worked up to par with the other league teams. With another year of exper- ience they look forward to a league title. Don Baker lofts one to the green for another par. Top row, left to right: Mr. Foley, K. Ulle, D. Armstrong, G. Paquette, S. Froetscher, R. Hilgendorf. Bottom row F Guidry M. Minkler, K. Phillips, 1. Stacy, L. Smith. Under the experienced coaching of Mr. Foley, the tennis team had a swinging sea- son. Although most of the netmen had a lack of experience at the beginning ofthe season, through hard work and perseverance they overcame this disadvantage. With a deter- mined spirit the team looked towards a win- ning season as a first year team. ,ew f-f- w.e.f2.fv f Ye- .yrf M-f,,.-ff f ,M .. .. . . , ' . ,' 1151 . xy.. 'f.j7j. tfrash ff.z.5E.' ff 4 t?f ' ff! f 1 ff ?Y W,, l l , ., ,, 3,g,, - f... .. Q 'A H vH.1 42Ez. I t gs A gjii. jfs i-we-,N M.. M--w---- --v ffiee A F... . ., WWW M ' t - A . . i,.. Tennis Frank Guidry comes up to the net I0 SCOYE As a member of our doubles team, Steve Froetscher makes another B.V. point. another beautiful return while Gary Paquette plays back to return the opponent's next shot. Whale hunt Buses leaving --.....g- Lunch scene New people. New school. And a new way of life. When the 1966 school year commenced our eighth grade was given the opportunity to participate in making Bonita Vista an excellent high school.Their arrival was accompanied by a sense of spirit and an understanding eagerness to learn and enjoy a new type of school life -a kind of school life they would be proud of. This eighth grade was an impor- tant asset in sending Bonita Vista off with a good start. llllore than one-fourth of this boost was given by Bonita's largest class, the eighth grade. Through this year they proiected a challenging spirit while com- peting for recognition as a distinct class. The eighth graders have been recognized by the Associated Student Body as having the highest A.S.B. card sales at Bonita Vista High in 1966. Eighth graders were represented in the senate of the Associated Student Body by Danny Weinberger, Laura Switzer, Cindy Carnahan, Susan Swift, and David Arendt. Their determination, drive, and ambition helped to create a motivating force in the new Bonita Vista High School Senate. Being placed into a new high 'school takes maturity and understanding, even a little courage. It was realized that in order to make Bonita Vista an outstand- ing school, the underclassmen would have to conform to high school life. The stu- dent body felt that the eighth grade dealt with the obstacles as they arose. Together the class took great pride in developing Bonita Vista. Their support tired enthus- iasm at many events. This rising class speaks well for Bonita's future. The eighth grade pep section generated much spirit at assemblies , ,, . 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K A 7 'J QU - N 5 A R: ,J K 3 5'3 V f ilhr ., J - eg rs at Dawn Herrmans Doug Henry Gary Herron Kathy Hilbig Jill Hirst Jim Hoehner Anna Maria Hof Steve Hollandsworth Terri Holmes William Houston Colyn Howard Dana Howard David Hudson Frank Huneck Ron Huntly Gary Jaquot Barbara Johnson Rod Johnson Sandra Johnson Carol Jones Ron Joslin Terri Kaul John Kenton Sue Kesterson Merrill Klemm Craig Kuegler Cathy Le Clair Ed Larkin Paula La Clair Jenny Larison Mark Larsen Andre LeBreque Pam Ledbetter Tala Letuli Lewis Lee Sylvia Leon Janet Lovette Yolanda Loyo William Lutke Wendy Lynn Jane MacQueen Pat MacNamara -e'.k : L K X -, Marcel Marcoux J 'Qu-f -ti , ' Roger Mauris 1 J QT!! at y .L y, y r is J me ne., I S222 P' S J as an N f ge x N We E eq 'P 9 xx. Xi ee N A V . 2. .aw ' x s X X if - . tw N Q i a -as, Bruce McConneley Tom McCurdy Janice McKechnie Ilene McKirahan Greg McLean Ron McLean Carol McLees Mark McMaster Robert Merrick Cheryl Matzenaver Henry Michel Vicky Midgorden lim Mowry Dawn Neibert Leslie Nicholis Richard Noe Warren Null Linda Oliver Linda 0'Monundro Eugene Ort 4, , ,W U. ',,- W ,ijgiifiiiwettt tt , A f f W f w...M ' iiiiw .Z ff T j WM Lf F, ti Q5 f,,f W may xg Students give big howdy . , fm Y 'wa f W, :,f, iz- S il S 4'-1 Y W 4 wfewaw ' i L..7 Henry Michel Martha Pease BTTNITA STUDENTS B0 ST 0 . 'W ,...f , 2 ,- f, 'A , naw? 2 ,, T , SSST 'ag I 5 Y, f fig LV .V , if a'p?, 2, , M 5 iv .4 QM' K, wp M was ':- wx 7 t'iT ' ig: Lf- gh, V -WW .V ,M fx, , 49? W 25 r..rre.r W. .rr. rrr..r M it rrrr..r g ..TtTi D, 2 Q' , T Ei WWA - Mm ' iff f,,' 'igfsz V- - + t , ff, ' - ' M 1 M 1 sa. A of , Q! VV V fi. Msg A .fy Kathy Midgorden David Miller Susan Miller Tom Miner Gary Mingo Rosemary Mohler Vicki Monk Janice Monroe Liz Montejano Mary Montejano Ralph Morrison Steve Morrison Marie Orrantio Darlene Osgood Ed Oxford Gregg Paquette Barbara Palmer Cindy Farmer Doug Patterson Kermit Payne VIUHIANGULAR 'IVI STERPIECE' Lane Pearson Janice Peralta Rod Perry Janice Phillips Mike Phillips Jim Piper Dennis Poulos Susan Pugh Marie Quijana George Reader Marilyn Redmer Pat Richie I av ' X Q f , P f iir ',,L I J U W 4614 5 , J if ,, '55, wifi' Q- of 1 ell iMW3 z Uv' Mark Ruszat Cheryl Sanders Margie Scheuerman Reith Schoap Sara Schulenberg John Scott Roseanna Sears Terry Sevier .,,,,V J bf f 6 f , . , fe ' Qi W if . We if f ,,., , in V,,,,V I 4, in gpm., Wye, ,........ fe X 1 5 1 W f J ,V f .ff 'ff We on Jaw, Tony Payson Jean Schemmer ,W . ,- ,. A64 ,E I ,WM V ii , I Q, , MW 2 QV 4 X 'fl as V , L .V,, S I V, f, 3 ' ,, i Lf -lorffyfi ' JW V ,, Ji 'Aw , ga MW . ' vig, , ie . 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S .i -' ., - K 1 if- sf '.f- f :fig-1 5 K . S ,- . . T -ww f wifi-T . at -of K 'K K K - ' ii ---- S N S ,. M A kkkk P 3 5 5 1 its K Eg K nw- ' T, S1 P 43 x . ,Q if Q of t-rt 'ff .1 . Q - We 5 T S ' jg: mf . S X w 'm ' , tx w Se X M 5 if SQ W f eia iieeoe T . E X 7. ' 1' 904 HISTURY A D SENATE V B . rrrr Q, 5 , r, -P' ' f , i 1- .Q-ia-,igvgy ,-v ,,As51rff, , 'ww 4 5-9. f, , 97' LY fi f ff, A an ' Jw A f y 5 le, ,ge A V , 'ma r it l .,,,. , 4 ll' 'W , WE . flaw my f Majggyff V7 , A af' 'ziggywwfffw , MW' W., ,f e ay? , xx, , , A . -' ' I af f ' - , ' ' -ffl 'mf 'I A W, , , I .2 ' gf ,V ' 'I' ' Wg. ' ifliigff ' 5 , ., ggi i VV t 3 i V W V 5, . ,V gat, V5 ,fuk 'V M Wfiffk fi 'W W I 'VW' 2 mu A 'V 'Wig ' ' i ' .,.. ff '. .- , 'fi x gijfjwf . I ' 3315 ' ,JM ,W 'I M' ' wwe. f 0 f 0' 1 if Q' 2 A t ri ily, X Y i ff A X , , 2 45 65' Qqyr ,:.. sf Diane Warren Leslie Tobias Sharon Trenhaile Steve Turner Kris Ulle Julia Van Cleave Donna Van Noy Karon Vasseur Rick Vermilya Tom Vesco Ellen Vidal Kim Wagner .lim Wait iiw xff wr' Ronnie walker Ji ll! Steve Thompson Kathleen Warren Shanna Watts Danny Weinberger Bill Welsh Barbara Whaley Bob Wheeler Kathy Williams Penny White Bill Williams --- M.. 4 , V: .,,, .,,'., . .vv,.,,VE, ,-A..V , , 'e'-' jd lv, lllv 'ff,,a , were r 'ei lra'i f :,,,, i , vi A 2 V ' - EQ. f ili' ' if A V V f W B Tom Wilson W M 1 ei A , A vm 6 Mary Wischmeier l in W , my , V, -,fE. Vw Bruce Wymore 1 'iff I QW YQ' ' ,v1' V K Suzanne Yavorsky I f A H izl j A A' A ' Phyllis Zaretzka ..,, I X Rudolph Zepeda ill 6 M. fit 1 rj . For the seventh graders, the first year at Bonita Vista High proved to be some- what of a challenge. Being at high school they experienced and enjoyed some of the benefits of high school students. This transition, from an elementary school to a senior high was a real change, but the seventh grade students have proven that they are able to undertake any problem with great ease. By proiecting such invigorating spirit, the seventh graders have promoted several of many school programs thereby arousing enthusiasm in the entire school. These underclassmen selected the winning name ot our annual. The Spirit of 67 has shown through by the lively pep dis- played this year at athletic events, dances, and assemblies. ln the future they will feel they helped make Bonita a success. Not only have they helped the school, but the school aided them, by rounding out their per- sonalities, helping them to find new friends and making them better people. We are grateful to these seventh grade pupils for partaking so sincerely in many school activities thereby setting a pace for the remainingthree grades. We can feel confident that when these young people have advanced toward a higher academic level,'they will embody the leadership qualities that it takes to carry out the de- mands of an Associated Student Body. The seventh grade has shown that they are proud of our school, proud to be Barons. ' ,, 2 5 V 45? ,....,,,-mbwfi' , T- sam ll 1 .fr 'fx '7 21 ' ' 2 if ,,,', rrr' 3 , , .1 xl' ,W L,W,,,f , 4 Debra Bohling Nola Brizendine Susan Brooch Kim Brown Johnny Buchanan Mary Burkhart John Abbato Joey Aceves Maureen Ahern Curtis Albert Laura Andrecht Randy Avery Stephanie Ayers Tina Bailey Bill Baker Bobby Ballard Mike Bashforth Linda Bates Anita Beltron Isabel Berrellez Bobby Best X H. V ,. HZIV J , 4 77 -I M M A A ' 'f 0 y- 'ww yt 'W' Q H ima, gi ' my 5 1' 4, www' z. MM , A J ..W.. , ' V , 'H 4 M ,,,,, A ' W ' N fftgfe' '- :y a ' A 4 ,E ., ,, J ' ' V, I V A VV A . 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As one of the many firsts, the EXCALIBUR also is one. As we drive down one Chula Vista business dis- trict, the enterprising drive of Bonita Vista's sponsors is revealed. Their support of the Baron's student body was through their advertising. lt displayed their in- terests in the future of the community. They have their goals and hopes much the same as we do, they are constantly trying to achieve them. By sponsoring this year- book and giving us the encouragement, they also benefit. The advertising will help these establishments prosper and meet their goals. Through the generosity of the South Bay merchants they have helped to meet the financial requirements of our an- nual. Help us show our appreciation. Let's patronize their stores. xxw mnmm. xxxxxxw- mmnmrm xxgxx xxn K !:!?FFFFFFF!pg. . XNW ,XXXN - N, XXX lg NN QX v P X xx 1. gig? Jffivii MW TW JL 1 4 WW ff NQCOQWAQVJ yy of . V wif ff V390 ,QU J ww W A N L U JY! Mm M f cy Q ww W W W Af Wwyfeijgo UC':w0M QA Mm WX W M Ma? A M J QW ex 9 W U rim RAFFEE'S CARPET 234 Third Avenue Karen Casey and lan Alexander try to decide which of the many colors and textures of carpeting they would prefer to have in their rooms. l U. Suzzane Cureton and Vickie Covert admire all the beautiful displays in the showcase at Mueller's Florist YOSHVS NURSERY on 3rd Ave' 366 Broadway Chula Vista 422-5198 CREDITS Photography I The EXCALIBUR staff wishes to offer their thanks: School Photographer S' Grant Studlo To advisor, Nlrs. Barbara Jacobs for the time Kym Bm and effort which she cheerfully gave to answer the questions and the frequent cries for help from the EXCALIBUR staff. We thank her also for her Printer excellent leadership used in making this annual. Cover Neyenesch To Ellis Brothers, for the use of the sweaters 3- K- Smith COVNDHHY and ties used in the class pictures. 135 AZURE POOL MAINTENANCE SUPPLY CO. 299 J Street Chula Vista 422-8327 Carol Stone and lan Alexander order a pizza at Perni- cano's located at 560 Broadway. Suzanne Whittier makes a playtul attempt to out Grace Ripa's hair. HANK 81 PAUL'S BARBER SHOP CHULA VISTA SHOPPING CENTER 136 Pusuc FINANCE'-. KEITH A. DURBIN MANAGER 3031 imperial Avenue Lemon Grove, California Phone: 463-9313 Sxntgxw Hai ff wt BURGERS 10 FOR S1.00 HENRY'S 10c DRIVE-IN 10th 81 Highland, National City 67 00 Q 8 J Q 46 'x LEADER HOLLY Department Store CLEANERS and LAUNDRY 223 Third Avenue, Chula Vista Phone: 420-2331 48 Broadway Chula Vista 422-6123 Debbie Roberts tries one of the many typewriters at CorneII's. 647 HE Street GARDEN FARMS MARKET Q , f f V ff 71 4 ff gi. - SCHUL , THE OLD FASHIONED BUTCHER ASSURES YOU THE CUT OF YOUR CHOICE IN THE QUANTITY YOU DESIRE CDNGRATULATIDNS TD BDNITA VISTA DN A GDDD START 137 1 Gary Paquette shows Karen Casey one of the newest cars in the show room of lVlcCune lVlotors. 1800 National Avenue National City PLAZA HOBBY 81 ARTS CHULA VISTA TV 81 HI-FI CENTER 940 Plaza Blvd. 479-3327 695 3rd Avenue Chula Vista National City Calif. 422-6166 CHANG'S RICE BOWL CHULA VISTA TYPEWRITER CO. 259 Broadway Chula Vista 286 3rd Avenue Chula Vista 422-6552 427-1135 SOUTH BAY CHEVROLET DEWEY'S AMERICAN STATION 801 Broadway Chula Vista 407 E Street Chula Vista 420-5900 422-9726 45 Broadway e if ag a f y ,X My ,W aa , ,,,,, .,. f Q, A , Q25 2 'Y 7? aff df' We agffiaa ,ff CHEELY AUTO PARTS ffffgw it ei f' 5 fm L1 My Q W VWQHWM V M 1Q,,MweWf,wm, , ,,,, .,,, V ff, 1860 Sweetwater Road FRANK M. CHASE 81 SONS Chula Vista 4, V 41 A f Q i t V National City F A B R I CLS ELLIS BROTHERS South Bay Plaza National City 474-5556 YAVORSKY REALTORS Chula Vista Madelyn Manos shows us one of the temples inside the Grecian Goddess Beauty Salon. B0IIIIa San Diego ,f if 1,53 if 'fiwwi '2 l vi -,'f,, A A .,.,, ,, ' I I mm, ,M,,,,,MWW I v-1 Lv COLONEL SANDERS KENTUCKY CHULA VISTA LAWNMOWER C0 Avenue 322 H Slfeel Chula Vista 140 Chula Vista 422.1773 ' g,',li',tf9o it I fi N 4 I i ' Ki' arg , ,,f2., f ,, 9 fa of , 4 SPHNGLEWS CAFE Storage Packing Moving 398 C Street Chula Vista 422-3297 ' CHITO MARTINEZ, Mgr. KINNEY SHOES EoR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 35 No. Fourth Avenue Chula Vista, Calif. Phone 427-4001 TASTY BAR-B-Q 299 roadway Chula Vista 422-7702 HIGGINS 81 CROSTHWAITE Suzzane Gallagher tries a slightly large football shoe on Janice Silvestri while headless Suzzane Cureton tries out a baseball bat. T. and D. Transfer and Storage 422-1143 Railway Express Agent 422-3837 American Red Ball Transit Co., lnc. Courteous, Skillful Muscle Men Nationwide Moving P.0. Box 275 or 345 K Street Chula Vista, Calif Chet Thomas, Owner TR. Peckenpaugh, Mgr EXCHANGES ANYWHERE HOME TRADE-IN PLAN HAL MORGAN REAL ESTATE 0 SALES O EXCHANGES 420-4300 422-4181 460 Third Avenue Chula Vista, Calif. 141 CHULA VISTA CLEANERS 633 Broadway Chula Vista 422-1518 The Best in Cleaning 477-2174 SOUTH BAY FOUNDRY, INC. 1623 Cleveland Ave. National City, Calif. PLAZA BOWL 1201 Plaza Blvd. 427-3301 14 32 Automatics Nlost any shop can print some sort of a student yearbook, but it takes not only a well-equipped printer . . . but an experi- enced personnel to interpret your ideas and produce a book that will be the pride of your school. We thank you Neyenesch printers and Bowermaster studios. CHULA VISTA SPORTCYCLE 81 SCOOTER 482 3rd Avenue 422-0807 FLOYD EMDE CO. MOTORCYCLES 1302 National Avenue National City 477-1568 ROHR CORPORATION P.0. Box 878 Chula Visfa 422-7111 , 1 x . rl 1, 3 ' -' f - J fy of I . ig A Q EXT' 4' This has been a year of firsts for observerwould have been impressed made by the mighty Barons in one short year. As of the newest high school in the district, we amazed many with our success in athletics and scholastic achievements Bonita Vista hasecome a long way from the barren land and the empty buildings of September. The grounds are now green and the buildings are no longer empty. Our Student Committee worked all summer, but even with their outstanding abilities the foundations of our great school spirit couldn't solidly be built until the students themselves voted on A.S.B. officers, school colors, and a school nickname. We can take pride in the fact that we have set traditions worthy of the Barons to follow. We will leave Bonita Vista High for the summer knowing that we are leaving it a better place. There is still a lot to be ac- complished, but we have made an excellent start. Following years will also be filled with the setting of traditions but this year has surely been the most significant. o Thanks to the students, the faculty, and most of all to the Spirit of 76772 Bonita Vista High School is the greatest! ...t .gc g 4 . as - 'fdfn 6lfL,b6 11 4' 'J 5. F, 5. 'W1 a 'ff5'4,9 9 F 4-. ' 5 . 9 5' W 'f'1 9 4f9 f.,'9w'ff Q55-01115 50 0 F Ev Q'wpQL3r6x ,MVN F ZgXAoq119f ?',5,If9'ql. i ,Sufi SOSAQVE5 W M9 V' sq 'f Wm F vc4,qaQ,f1 vwfff iw Cf ' Qq1,9f f,f' 9 Q2 At og' vkq A SME,- q 'RA QQ lk jeff HQ, ,9,, Q11 Q4-if g,l9Q,f xo x, 'q6 ,Mu fo- Q 82,9 'hs' 5-451116855 ll' 'QQQ G37 V17 0 F .9 lfollbv' 434- '5k'k'e,A4fh'l 2' qifigf. 4 . :Lo ' GGQ QYO 4 I 44 Viv 1, 1