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

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'B 'i'- LJ! with sr' s rf .5 lil' s. QE ti ii' 'i l iAboveD Nina LoCoco, ASB Vice-President, shows her school spirit by participating in Homecoming Week. iAbove, Rightl ASB President Alex Meyers, CCF. iRightl Valerie Brown, ASB Secretary, spends time helping in the ASB office. iOpposite pagel Nina LoCoco gives advice to Maryann Myers, Commissioner of Activities. Mr. Greg Cox, Dean of Student Activities listens in at a Congress meeting. A sleepy trio: Val, Mr. Cox, and Alex at an early morning Congress meeting. 22

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fThis page, bottom leftlJunior Class oficers Cindy Main, Kaylene Myers, and Kathy McCarthey were the driving force behind all junior class activities. fCenterl Congress members instilled many new ideas to the student body. Those who participated were: tBack row L-Rl Charles Palmer, Susie Kemler, David Pierangelo, Jim Cartmill, Frank Backes, Bob McCarthey, tMiddle row L-Rl Toni Tugenberg, Susan Geis, Heidi Ostendorf, Kaylene Myers, Lori Burford, Chris Dillon, Kathy McCarthey, Mary Suzan, and Cindy Main. lFront row L-Rl Arlene Camaisa, Maya Elrick, Jennifer Schiffaur, Beth Hammond, Jane Spencer, and Dawn Watson. lOpposite page bottom rightl Sophomore class ofhcers Bob McCarthey, Arlene Camaisa, and Steve Sanchez got their hrst taste of high school government. fThis page, bottom Ieftl Educational Advisory Counsel members fback row I-rl Karen Crowley, Tom Turner, Christina Cartmill, iFront row R-LJ Susie Feneis, Charles Palmer, Sue' Nelson, Donna Trenhaile, David Fujikawa, and Michelle Kail provided a student voice to the administration. iBottom row L-RJ Alex Meyers presides over a meeting. CBottom row L-RJ Senior class officers Bill Schafer, Ann Colegrove and Alan Camaisa were busy with senior activities such as the Prom and after prom. K 'wr S