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

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The Quest for Excellence

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I Organization The Quest for . . . In olvement fi Fr Y, if YI! I Throughout the years, the school campus has offered a variety of clubs and organiza- tions for the students. These different groups offer many different experiences, from tasting the food of different cultures, to performing on stage. Such clubs as Dynasty, the Foreign Lan- guage Club, and AFS International allow members to become acquainted with many aspects of different cultures. The ASB Service Club, the Dance Club, the Pep Club, the Philosophy Club, the Oc- tagon Club, the band and different divi- sions of the choir enabled students to ex- press themselves in many ways. For those interested in publications, the award winning yearbook staffand re-estab- lished newspaper staff provided on the job experience. Overall, a number of organizations on campus were available to keep students ac- tive. As many students searched for enter- tainment, the clubs and organizations of- fered an end to their Quest for Involvement. EDITORS: Phil Coles Mark Lee Karin Mason Jima Bulos and Theresa Sebastian fLeftJ compose a vital part ofthe letterettes. Donna Peele flnsetb is the organizer of the secret pals. John Smallwood tLeftD assists the brass section of the award winning band. Organizations 203

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Excalibur '82 P t G 4 Q g Ah J p i f The 1981-82 Excalibur staff reached its quest by preparing a superior yearbook. Many hours of hard and nerve-wracking work were involved as the members strove to meet their deadlines and still succeed in producing quality work. With the exper- ienced leadership of advisor Ms. Selles and editor Mary Kay Haas, the generally new lClockwise from leftj Karin Mason and Mark Lee select pictures for their section. Editor Mary Kay Haas experienced many late-night vigils in order to meet the numerous deadlines. Advisor Ms, Selles also devoted many hours to help the staff produce an award winning book. Craig Ozaki and Jaime Devera review photo assignments. Julie Hyde types copy for the un- derclass section. Lincoln Hiatt spent many late nights developing and printing photos. John Martin takes out his frustrations on photographer Scott Sachtjen. The Excalibur staff at Seaport Village: fBack Rowj Lin- coln Hiatt, Scott Sachtjen, Craig Ozaki, Mary Anne Francisco, Steve Webber, Amy Ostendorf, Phil Coles, Juliet Sapida, Ramona Hattendorf, and Richard Tri- plett. tFront Row! Jaime Devera, Jeanette Aquino, Tina .Loren, Mary Kay Haas, Karin Mason, Julie Hyde, John Martin, Merryann Price, and Suzanne Jessup. lRod Ang, Steve Sachrison and Christina Ac- comando also served on the staffj. staff quickly learned how to accomplish as- signments and meet deadlines amid the confusion in room 404. The combined ef- forts ofthe staff members made production of the yearbook a team-style effort. Sus- tained by Pepsi-Lights, popcorn, and other nutritional snacks, the staff managed to re- main alert through late-night work ses- sions, and enjoy Qalmostj every minute spent working on the EXCALlBUR. Excalibur Staff 205