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

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Peter Aardema Frances Abalos Howard Abe Stephen Abbott Nelly Agbayani Margaret Aguinaldo Melinda Akers Annette Alabado Rita Alama Adolfo Aldama Analyn Alconcel Bryan Alexander Lorene Allen Tracy Allen Victor Alvo lrela Amador Anthony Amatulli Paul Anderson Thomas Angioletti Martha Anton Mario Arellano Geni Armstrong .lohn Arrigo Maria Arroyo Gary Ashley Mary Ashton Simon Assouline Joe Austin Samuel Avalos Michael Avila Nancy Awalt Authur Ayala Ernesto Ayson Paul Baca Douglas Bailey Lynn Baird Kelly Baker Rhonda Ballard Jeffrey Baloy William Barnard Marc Barnes Sandra Barnes 96 Aardema - Barnes History repeated itself when underclassmen once again anxiously awaited that life-changing day -the day they received their driver's licenses. After many trips around parking lots taccompanied by several quick starts and stops which almost' resulted in whip- lashj, parents decided that just perhaps their kids were ready to handle the perils of the road. Then after driver's training and hours of practice, most aspiring young drivers were able to convince their parents that even though they had backed over the ice plant, run over the mailbox, and nearly hit their sister, they were now ready to take the exam. After the seemingly eter- nal wait at the DMV, the students suffered through their tests at the mercy of the instructor. Afterward, they either jubilantly returned home and circled the block until everyone noticed, or hid from society until they finally managed to pass. ai? . li' if as 4 32 E Q i'ii 1 .i jp-if ,L ' ig , A 7 1- no A ' 4. . M K . fr' if Q E- at .. ..t. . . I t ...V 6, at y , if Q., . .: ' L as 5 K T: Vkry U ,V 1 iii . if .e Y ..

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Manuel Chazan Harry Chilton Scott Christensen Linda Ciolli Jack Clowe Vincent Cobb Sergio Comas Daniel Comer Mary Conklin Chris Contreras Maryanne Coons Geraldine Copon David Corpuz Bonnie Cort Nicole Cousino Karen Cramer Brian Crower Todd Cunningham Jennifer Curry Denise Daly Ricky Dauz Tricia Dawe Naesa Decastro Amy Decker Darlene Deguzman Bernardo Deitz Antonio Delacruz Carla Delacruz 98 Chazan DelaCruz Student Government Attracts Underclass C . 5 C n , lg'-rs. gt? . C QC A I, tag: 6 Il -4 0.1! . C rr,e .5 ,RC if .1 ': vs- ' H 'gt ia hifi j, - fi' X. . v 5' ,,,,. . .,,, . ii .Ck C CC Cu, C E P Q C -2312-- :Ewa -I 1' . 1 2 -. g Ci? CC S N Lv y C M ni.- 4 ' it '34 'f 'l '- vtilli C,l' '1 ' The underclassmen usually seem unin- terested in the political affairs of the school . . . but there was not much that was usual about the class of '83 and the class of ,84. As Congress and Class Officer elections arrived, many underclassmen petitioned for the limited seats. This showed new hope for interest in the future. Underclassmen were also helpful with voluntary services. These included the Stu- dent Principal Guidance Council, the Ser- vice Club, and the ASB. The underclassmen seemed to be break- ing the norm in many areas. This served as assurance to the classes that they will have strong leadership during their high school years. l il f it ...il 11, ,