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

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-Iwi-I fr The 1981-82 JV Girls' basketball team, coached by rookie John Minich, stressed the fundamentals of basketball to prepare for the finesse of Varsity play. Several sophomores and more juniors provide promise that the future Varsity teams will be as successful as the present. Coach John Minich drilled the girls in the basics of basketball: precision passing and shooting and running plays. The strate- gy paid off well as the team emerged as a strong contender in the Mesa League. The most impressive player was Angela Jackson, who was the high scorer for the season. She and several other starting play- ers will be well prepared to defend the Var- sity Mesa crown in the future years. CBottom half of page, left to rightj Jill Shamrock puts in a short jumper. Angela Jackson displays her winning form. The 1981-82 JV Girls' basketball team: CTop rowj Sallie Cassel, Amy Hudson, Jill Shamrel, Laura Cassell. CSecond rowj Coach John Minich, Kim Ostrowski, Gigi Abalos, Beverly Palm, Donna Owens, An- gela Jackson, Carla Shepard. CThird rowj Melanie Hollander, Nadia Muhammed. fBottom rowj Manager Julie Grossmeyer, Nellie Agbayani, and Adrianne Casilles. 180 Girls' JV Basketball

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Golf Team Drives It Wa to Metro Champion hip ra-.-fr A ' KA I fn! Q W J 4,- Lair I .., - qi, ' r fa- .4 . - ' nl I. ,Q p, xy M, Q-j - K vhgrigigviy' ' 'sa' ' ' .4 , V I - f. X, V, 1 1 5- ifviiff rx' , .- ,M IN xr 1 .19 an V v. , wtfyi Qiuua: X 'Q nv jf-31' if Jfxd 'r--1: 1 Alf? a 49' Q . in X X211 l ' if A 1 t g . A ... fi AL , .., , ' it Q- , ,Mn ' y p L R' 33 Tfl'. 3 'liq- 'aJ Iss- --. r--... if-,W D EQ .R On their way home from school, many students recognized their fellow classmates on the golf course at Chula Vista Munici- pal. These dedicated and hard-working ath- letes were the 1982 golf team. Coached by James Wilson, Bonita golf enjoyed one of its most productive seasons in years. The team, led by senior standout Terry Shi- buya, junior John Rivenes and sophomore Fritz Reber, did not have the following of the football or basketball teams. Still, their victories were no less impressive as the Bar- ons drove, putted and chipped their way to CIF competition. There's no reason for us to lose this year, said Shibuya. With an abundance of talent and hours of devoted practice behind them, anything short of vic- tory was inconceivable. fClockwise from Upper Leftjz Fritz Reber prepares to sink a short putt. John Rivenes follows through on an approach shot. Terry Shibuya digs his way out of a sandtrap. Tom Dennison takes a practice swing as Fritz Reber and John Rivenes look on. TEAM PHOTO: CTopJ Coach James Wilson, Mickey Mes- zaroz, Mike Westerman, Tom Dennison QBottomJ Scott Miller, John Rivenes, Terry Shibya, Fritz Reber. Varsity Golf 179

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