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

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lBelow Leftl, lVlr. Leonard Griego enjoyed school. He lettered in four sports for four years, sang in the choir, was editor of the paper and annual, and was involved in scouting. His favorite hobbies are skiing, back-packing, reading, gardening, landscaping, and making jewelry. He earned a B.A. with a major in history and political science and a minor in English. His master's degree was in guidance and counseling. He views communication as a means of health, happiness and full self expression. Through education he tries to let people around him understand that they are perfect the the way they are and it is them who may choose to change. lBelow Rightl, lVlrs. Ruth Grouell feels that counseling is a way to help students help themselves. In life she wants to achieve peace and happiness. Besides counseling, she teaches peer counseling. She obtained a BA. in English from the University of Iowa and an lVl.S. in counseling from S.D.S.U. In high school she was active in G.A.A., the swim team, student government, and the French Club. Now she enjoys camping, reading, sewing, motorcycling, and time with friends and family. fwf 192 Cauuoetnfw, Dean Give Time, Suwlgg Tu Aooint Studeufo W.

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