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

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,ight The Wa As We Set Forth As the l982 school year came to a close, all students started to make plans for the summer. For most, it wasjust a break from the routine at Bonita Vista High, but for the others the summer was the beginning of a new chapter in the book of life. Regard- less of what the new years were to bring, the students shared one common trait . . . that is they all had a quest to fulfill. The prospect of turning the page to the next chapter was exciting to most, but to some it was also a little frightening. The memories that the Classes of '82, '83, and '84 have shared will always be a special part of their lives. Although high school is the best years of one's life, it is the view of many Barons that life begins after high school. Whatever one's viewpoint, the years at BVH will never be forgotten. Making up these years were difficult and kick-back classes, dedicated and not-so-dedicated teachers, vital grades whose value declined immensely after graduation, but most im- portant, the years were made enjoyable by friends. The memories of friendships made and good times shared will always linger in the minds of BVH alumni. Tears of joy and sorrow will become one as the years become simply memories. Unfortunately, even the best of friends can drift apart, only to be reunited once again at their alma mater. Our days at Bonita Vista High will never be left behind as the decades bring more class reunions. The past few years have seen a renewed excitement about the ten year class re- union. lnstead of Good-bye many seniors are heard on graduation day saying, See you in ten years, at least! This has made the class reunion almost as important as the Senior Prom. As class reunion time rolls around each year, the students enrolled in high school will hear more news about the alumni of their school. As each graduate sets foot into the real world, he or she sets out upon a quest. Whatever that quest may be, the background in knowledge and survival which Bonita Vista High provided will as- sist all graduates in fulfilling their individ- ual quests. tClockwise from topj Mr. Griego enjoys all aspects of his job as counselor. although it often means a load of paperwork. Working in the ASB office is not always easy. On a slow day, Bill Mayhew catches up on home- work assignments from other classes. The shop classes are often the most enjoyable classes in a student's day because they allow the student to use his own creativ- ity. Chuck Jenson is pondering his next project. tBe- low: photo by John Martini Everyone has one quest to fulfill and that is to live his life to the fullest . . .and we will succeed in doing so. Y ! Z I-in 3 'B FD FD Ch FF

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