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

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Boasts Three Great Administrators W ,, to err, y eeee I S-new V Ronald L. Stewart, Principal of Bonita Vista High activities. Mr. Stewart was always concerned and administrator was to see people enjoythemselves, to be School, enjoyed camping. fishing and wood working. He interested in the students at BVH S, He is a graduate of involved, and to be as successful as possible. was involved directly or indirectly with all school SDSC. Mr, Stewart felt his main ambition as an 186