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

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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.

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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

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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.