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

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Ra ing Coaches Spark Interest in Athletics 1. Mr. Roberts is the baseball coach. 2. Ms. Kimball is enthusiastic about coaching the girls' teams. 3. Mr. Whitby coaches for general P.E. 4. Ms. Watt is also a general P.E. teacher. CClockwise from leftj Rey Siosan tempts a basketball opponent as friends stand by. Students sit patiently as they wait for end of roll call. Eric Rolfe pitches fast ball. Anna Sanchez and friend practice softball skills. Physical Education 143

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Mr. Lorenzo Roberts enjoys San Diego because of its recreational opportunities, including its beaches, mountains, and Chargers. He became a teacher because he wanted to stay in sports, and he does so by coaching the boys' baseball team. He likes the students at Bonita, saying that they are beautiful people. Ms. Janet Kimball became a Physical Education teacher because it allows her to implement her athletic abilities every day. She coaches several girl's teams because she enjoys working with girls who are inter- ested in competition and in bettering them- selves. Of course, her goal as a coach is to put more banners on the gym's walls! Mr. Wayne Whitby is interested in many physical activities: running, camping, can- oeing, and skiing. These interests led him to become a P.E. teacher when he wanted a challenging occupation. As a coach and in- structor, he hopes to assist students in reaching their maximum potential and teach the importance of exercise in every person's life. Ms. Elaine Watt, originally from Water- loo, Iowa, came to San Diego with her hus- band and could not bear to go back to the Midwest after experiencing Southern Cali- fornia's superior climate. Her goal is to help students achieve success, both in school and out. She enjoys many activities, her spare time is spent listening to music, reading, and playing the piano. 142 Physical Education

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The school aids keep Bonita Vista clean and running smoothly. The indispensible cafeteria staff provided students with food during the day, allowing students to enjoy school a little bit more. The bus drivers also provided an essential service: transporting students. The school is indebted to these cordial public servants, who helped many students arrived daily at school and bussed sports teams to their matches throughout the county. The school also appreciated the custo- dians, who were always present on campus to help school personnel with any mechani- cal problems and to maintain the school grounds. They kept the school's machinery running smoothly, evidenced by the perfect working order of the climate control sys- tem. QClockwise, from leftj Stu takes a break and watch- es BV's finest track team. Donna Kettle, Betty Moore, Margarita Rodriguez, Rose Russo, Sally Eastlick and Susan Davis are BV's spirited cafeteria ladies. The reliable bus drivers are Richard Hazel, Harry Free- love, Steve Mahoney, and Dan Nutz. The dependable custodians are Roger Harl, Willard Stuvetraa, Ernie Barrows, Henry Gaea, Marceline Telmo, and Benja- min Primacio. -