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

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,...v-1 ...ma ,, ' we , sy ., , ' 'es 1 Bonita Vista was very fortunate to have three foreign exchange students on campus. Thierry Camus from Orleans, France fupper rightl, Adrienne Ralph from Melbourne, Australia fupper leftl, and Bea Schmid from Dubeck, West Germany flower rightl, made their way into the hearts of many students, and by the end of the year they became an essential part of school life. They were all actively involved in the AFS club, but each also had varied outside interests. Thierry's favorite classes were psychology and sociology, and he also enjoyed playing on the school soccer team flower centerl. Adrienne enjoyed participating in S Club activities, and her favorite classes were sociology, Shakespeare, and Art fupper centerj. Bea, also a member of S Club, was in the German Club. She found Physics an interesting class flower leftl but her favorite class was American Literature. Thierry and Adrienne were both members of the AFS exchange program, and Bea was a member of YFU, All the exchange students agreed that their stay was great and experienced new knowledge about themselves, America, and life in general- and the only regrets expressed were that the year went by too fast. 33

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School sponsored activities, both day and night, entertained Bonita Vista students throughout the year and added an interesting touch to school life. Activities maintained the leisurely atmosphere that made the work involved in learning a bit more enjoyable. Assemblies - such as Don McCloud, who performed in mime flower centerl and Free Fare, flower rightl a band who performed in a night time concert for Bonita Vista - livened up the day's schedule and students looked forward to such entertainment. Lunchtime activities were among the most successful and they ranged from volleyball tournaments fupper centerl to an ice cream eating contest in which Laurie Ostendorf and john Macauley competed, trying to stuff as much ice cream into themselves as possible in three minutes flower leftl. Dances were also very successful, and Patty Cameron and John Graves show others that dancing was a time for fun, fupper rightl. Many activities were sponsored and conducted by students. Among these was the drama lab's production of You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown , starring-Iim DeBello as Charlie Brown, with David Source as Linus fupper leftl. The many school activities left students few moments for boredom and added fun to education.