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

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Commissioners Rush to Fulfill Respon ibilities Richard Triplett, Commissioner of Pub- lic Relations, was responsible for bulletin notices, the Campus View articles in the CHULA VISTA STAR NEWS and the historical records book. Richard was also in charge of the marquee announcements which greeted students every day when they arrived at school. Higher voter turnouts for Homecoming Queen, BMOC, Class Officers, and other elections occurred as a result of the efforts of the Commissioner of Elections Tania Hammond. She also initiated the use of computerized ballots which expedited the announcement of election results. Juliet Sapida and Bonnie Hartman, Commissioner and Assistant Commission- er of Finance, were in charge of accounting and bookkeeping. Dealing with the finan- cial aspects of the A.S.B., they made sure the books were balanced at the end of the year. Commissioner of Store Mike Kanthack was in charge of the concession stand which, open every day at nutrition break and lunch, offered liquid refreshments, nu- tritional snacks, and junk food to keep stu- dents going through the day. Debbie Pierentoczi, Commissioner of Service, made sure that volunteer workers were ready to lend a hand whenever needed for school events or extra-curricular activi- ties. Debbie was also the President of the Service Club. The Commissioner of Tickets, Julie Hyde, was also the Vice President of the Service Club. Julie was in charge of the sale of tickets for all of the sports and social events throughout the year, from football games to the Prom. Making certain the student body was fired up for school events, Commissioner of Pep, Donna Peele, had many duties to pro- mote Baron pride and spirit. She ran the Secret Pals program and she was President of the Pep Club. Offering an outlet for all excess spirit and pep were assemblies, dances, spirit weeks and lunch-time events. These and other successful school activities were organized by Amy Ostendorf, Commissioner of Ac- tivities. Two major events during the year were Homecoming and Big Man On Campus, which were organized by Angela Yeh, Commissioner of Alumni. She will continue to organize a ten-year reunion for dedicated Barons in 1992. eq.: 1 .I ' I i i ' A of of A - v , n Q . . ali? Y. fd' I 1 ,V A ' f K v fwfr ' . .., . . g V Q k .. . ,394 V A .g--v- 'nf ow V .. 7 4 t - t r r K t.fg,,,Q -' 1 . A f ' - ' I . i t - f gifs!-.'! A 2, ,gjirrv Aff-,Ax W, i - VV.,, 4 , r T e-' --.- - ' 2 jiaw, L, , , 1' I . -.WNW ' is .. Y. r - ff, M t - .A ft ' .417 gi W., , ' . . s ' nh- V fe. an .1 t. . V 5 .. ith A 'fi' , 'fi R2-A G .N ' r f , iQ,1,fp 1 'A , .-4, .fer v,k..tr'yi sw y- - 4' -W, A' I , ,-:M , rf' lpn, - , ,M ., . . .. f vw. .. A 'V' ,.f.f , ,. W r ......-.-f-wt. K f ' A ' f A .,.-- 1 Q fi W. e

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