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The theme ofthe Ninth Annual Bonitafest was Western Days. Employees at local shops dressed in westem garb to increase the celebration atmosphere. Differing from the past, this year the Bonitafest spanned a two weekend time slot. Various activities such as the Orange Crate Derby, and golf and tennis toumaments drew the involvement of Bonita athletes. The major day of interest was October 3, which was highlighted by a parade on Bonita Road. The remainder ofthe day was devoted to special activitiesg for example, a fashion show, and to the booths. The booths featured foods, haircuts, and merchandise. Overall, the Bonitafest ' 'Quest for Suc- cess' ' was accomplished as Bonita residents poured out to support this community event. Varied ctivities Glorif Bonitafest -di- I w?'t'lttYt?'r'1tti M 1 , avi..
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tudent Life The Q est For . . . dventure Throughout the year students have sought fun and adventure. There were many things offered at Bonita to help students reach these goals. W The major organization which promoted student involvement was the Associated Stu' dent Body CASB5. During the year, the ASB instigated spirit weeks, dances, assemblies and special lunch time activities. Aside from the ASB, there were many clubs and organizations available to students on campus. Such organizations as the Octa- gon Club, increased student activity, not on- ly in school sponsored events. but also in community service. Also, work experience credit was given to students who found time to hold outside jobs. These jobs provided students with satisfaction and extra pocket change, along with school credit. All-in-all, Bonita Vista High promoted student involvement. By initiating these dif- ferent activities, the school assisted students on their quest for adventure. EDITORS: Ramona Hattendorf Richard Triplett fLeft7 Karin Mason is involved in many activities. Her locker displays her creativity. CLeft-insetl With a dy- namic personality. Richard Triplett is always up to something. Here, he exhibits one of the crazy antics. Kristin Giller and Jackie Boyd enjoy Richards sense of humor. fRightb Terry Shibuya, well known for his at- tcntiveness in class. takes a moment out to regenerate his spirit. Student Life I3
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