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

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The Music Machine continued its repu- tation of excellence throughout the year. The group performed at various events throughout the county, including a half- time show at the Sports Arena. They even traveled to Reno and San Jose to partici- pate in competitions. They entertained the student body with their Scream With the Machine performance, Christmas Con- cert, and an Evening With the Machine, Under the instruction of Ron Bolles and his wife, Reina, the group proved an overall outstanding success. tClockwise From Top Leftj Creativity abounds at the Scream With the Machine. Pat Schneeman, Kenny Gibbs, Doug Bean, and Carl Bickel announce the opening of the l98l-82 Music Machine. Mr. Bolles prepares to start a number. Members plan a new rou- tine, Eric Haas, Carl Bickel, Annette Alabado, Kenny Gibbs, Beau Houston, Tania Hammond, Pat Schnee- man and DeeDee Chastain perform during the Bonita- fest. GROUP PHOTO: CBack Rowj Greg Wolloquitz, Jim Gladen, Jon Hedberg, Beau Houston, Pat Schneeman, Kanny Gibbs, Arthur Ayala, Doug Bean, David Brannon, Simon Holehouse, and Ray Kelly. tFront Rowj Janet Coates, Tania Hammond, Chris Rio, Lisa Bowser, Tricia Dawe, Pam Arlett, Terrie Stork, Jill Johnson, Julie Danner, Dana Myres, Dee- Dee Chastain, Annette Alabado. Susie Cassel, and Lisa LeBaron. 206 Music Machine usic achine .wi

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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

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