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

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Uran- N fi -sr -1 N . ,gi f, f 2. ma 5 Economics. He hopes to help students be- come interested in learning and the world around them. He enjoys the challenge of exposing people to ideas, a trait that is evi- dent in his rewarding classes. I. The new Special Education teacher on campus is Ms. Norton. 2. Ms. Mealy delves into the human mind. 3. Ms. Ring's enthusiasm assists her as coach of the swim team and girl's tennis. 4. Mr. Holmes doua bles as the coach of cross country and track. 5. Mr. Lopez's dynamic spirit makes his government classes exciting. tClockwise from top rightj Gabe Fernandez and Ke- vin Reynolds collaborate on an assignment. Even though temporarily disabled, Ms. Ring still persists in teaching. Donna Cort makes final touches on paper. Social Science 133

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ocial Sciences Enhance, Develop Social Awareness Ms. Priscilla Norton assists special edu- cation students, helping them re-enter the regular school program. She enjoys the op- portunity to develop relationships with stu- dents and other instructors, and hopes to help her students develop reflective think- ing and problem solving skills. Ms. Beryl Mealy chose teaching as her career because the hours are better for child rearing than the hours for nursing. Her teaching goals are to motivate her students to continue attaining knowledge and wis- dom. Outside of class, her interests include sewing, knitting, and geneology. Ms. Rexanne Ring enjoys sports, playing tennis, running, and scuba diving. She ap- plies this interest to Bonita's campus by coaching the girls' tennis team and the swimming team. She feels that it is a plea- sure to associate with Bonita Vista stu- dents, and hopes to have a positive influence on their lives. Mr. Chip Holmes teaches Sociology, and as such his goal is to help students think about their lives instead ofjust reacting to each situation. His interests extend to the track, and he also coaches the cross country teams and track. His running teams invari- ably emerge with top honors, as do his stu- dents. Mr. Jose Lopez, originally from Spain, teaches U.S. Government and History of 132 Social Science fuzz! ' er 5 -- Y x :avi at I ' .... I S .4 pW,, L LJVV if 3 8' . ..... ., .... t.....- - .wrgglgi,e5?ffi?!ifii2Q?2.'1:-e i'i- -'-e- ' r :YL ,. f Y -' ' W if

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ll I i'f ' u 5 in A4 Ti ' ii i- if.-W . . I - ....c, W . ..... s f Via. A., ' fx sub l. Ms. Leslie teaches AP History to motivated stu- dents. 2. A spirited Mr. Schanke is the best man suited for the job of pep club advisor. 3. Mr. West coaches soccer. 4. Mr. Matthews provides an exciting learning environment. 5. Mr. Wilson teaches US. History, a subject which he greatly enjoys. fClockwise from leftj Jeff Hahn enthusiastically pre- pares to answer a question. David Barns takes a break while Mr. Matthews aids a student. Sean Mullin works diligently to complete assignments. 134 Social Science 'Sun -al 'N Wai!!! 'Er I' 4 ,annum ,,.