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

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tThis page Clockwise from leftj Dennis Sy leads fel- low-members Stevie Villariasa. Lonnie Cantos. and Joe Hilley with group entertainment. Tina Loren, Ray Palacio, and Marivi Macias play Dynasty activities, DYNASTY MEMBERS: tTop Rowjjunior Torren- ete, Agnes Vinluan, Elwin Cate, Lonnie Cantos, Mari- The Dynasty Club, a multi-cultural or- ganization, played an active part on cam- pus. The members worked to bring an awareness and understanding of the Asian culture to the school and community. Presi- dent Anggie Lapid helped to coordinate the club's activities, which included food sales, various social activities, and many cultural performances. Dynasty is defined as a prominent group of leaders and was a fitting title for this club. Their lack of prejudice and yearn- ing for fun definitely was an inspiring and necessary part of campus life. vic Lasama, Marybeth Cruz, Donna Martin, QThird Rowj Christine Grace Fransisco, Mary Anne Fran- sisco, Michele Gedere, Pearl Trinidad, Hazel Samo- dal, Charmaine De los Reyes, Susie Cassel, Jeanne Bautista, Sallie Cassel, Marie Sioson, Darlene De- Guzman, Roland Samodal, Anggie Lapid, Greg Ab- don, Laurie Sangalang, tFirst Rowj Debbie Discar. Marlene Jacob, Ben Arellano, Jeanne Chantengco. William Knudsen, JoJo Sebastian. Ernest Ayson. Jay Franson, Dennis Sy, Joe Hilley. Hazel Samodal trightj and her visiting cousin listen to the latest club news. ultural Group Spark Student Interest Dynasty 225

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Wax The American Field Service CAFSJ Club was once again a popular organization on campus. The group's members promoted the work ofthe AFS by helping, supporting, and befriending the foreign exchange stu- dents who came through the program. The club's president, Toby Austin, and advisor, Mrs. Slijk, organized many activities in- cluding fund-raisers, a school dance, and frequent club potlucks. The AFS members had many memora- ble times as they shared the cultures of many lands. The group was close-knit and members found that making new friends was quite easy, even if they had a different lifestyle. For a closeup look at those who came to Bonita with the program, turn to page 22. I XX 'Wx 1 tThis page Clockwise from top rightj Diana Har- masta, Dynelle Kozlowski, Mona Percival, Margarita Mamede, Paulina Osei and Milogros Semenario ex- plore another culture. Ann-Louise Faltskog shares a little bit of the homeland with her friends in AFS. AFS MEMBERS: CTop Rowj Jeanette Aquino, Roland Samodal, Anggie Lapid, Susie Cassel, Greg Abdon, Glen Casbel, Dynelle Kozlowski, Kathy Guerrero, Joan Turner, QFourth Rowj Tina Loren, Doris Cam- pos, Gary Woodall, Mary Anne Fransisco, Hazel Sa- modal Cnon-memberj, Jill Thomas, Erin McCormick, tm 3 -S. Dana McCormick, Claudia Mulcahy, CThird Rowj Jonann Giles, Beth Maning, Lisa Thomas, Kerri Wood, Rhianna Gray, Donna Wiktorski, Carol Pel- key, CSecond Rowj Debbie Martin, Margaret Bour- geois, Kim McConnell, Mike Austin. Stacy English, Stacy Proctor, .Ioy Baker, Robert Romero, Ardie Rice, fFront Rowl Christof Bruhin, Milogros Senen- ario, Terry Brandon, Ann-Louise Faltskog, Paulina Osei, Margarida Mamede, Terho Vainio, fLying downj Steve Wood. 4

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Congress members are elected by their classmates each semester. The groups con- sisted of twenty-four people, eight repre- sentatives from each grade. The primary function of the Congress remained in ap- propriating funds for different needs throughout the school. Various groups peti- tioned Congress for financial assistance in- cluding the girl's soccer team and the school custodians, and money was also allo- cated to repair the marquee. In addition to attending the regular meetings, members could become further involved by serving on various subcommittees. fFrom top, this pagej Dana Myres listens as Mayor Cox interjects a point during a Congress meeting. Congress members: Susan Smith, Gary Woodall, Tom Callaghan, Debbie Martin, Phil Coles, Jaime Devera, Brad Wilson, Chris Lahey, John Martin, Mary Kay Haas, Dana Myres, Gerilee Myres, David Beard, Ka- ren Bergman, Gemma Bulos, fseatedj Susie Cassel, Lisa Dreyer, Lisa Yanik, Amy Ostendorf, Dan Umansky, Karin Mason, Art Philbert, Jeanne Chan- tango, Jimmy Dizon, Sue Sheehan. Karen Bergman makes her point known during a Congress meeting. Congress Strives to Satisfy Student ' 226 Congress ecessities