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

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Gina Gonzales Jess Gonzales Regina Gonzales Cabiria Gonzalez Charles Gothard Sheila Greene Teresa Gregorio Janet Grim Jon Grossmeyer Robert Guerin Don Guianan Sherry Guyton Eric Haas Mary Kay Haas Edward Hackert Sean Haffey Jeff Hahn Dan Hale Lynn Halverson Cassandra Hamfeldt Joe Hammond Tania Hammond Matt Harms Maryann Harp Michael Harris Beth Hartman 58 Seniors

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1 . College Bound Senior Fear Loss of Old Friends ' , i i A Mona Percival and Christy Jenner relax in a peaceful moment of quiet conversation. Much of a seni0r's time is spent prepar- ing for college. To get accepted, a senior must take the required tests, get teacher recommendations, and fill out a long and boring application. These efforts are re- warded the next spring when the accep- tances come in the mail. Once students decide which college they Jon Flores Joel Galvez Linda Garsh David Garza Eric Garza Greg Geier want to attend, they must prepare to leave their homes, parents, and friends when they depart for college. Some friends promise to write, and others plan to exchange phone calls during the school year. However, no amount of keeping in touch can maintain most friendships. Some students are lucky enought to have friends go to the same college. But for most of those leaving in September, college is a time for making new friends. Francine Fife Robert Filson Gillermo Flores Virginia Fontanilla Karen Fosselman David Frazier Michael Frische David Fujimoto Lorraine Fulks Annette Gallegos Karen Gallegos Frank Galvan Brenda Garcia Seniors 57

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Jim Gladen Y David Renas. a serious musician. enjoys an impromptu moment of humor. David Renas is very interested in music, and this interest has taken him far. He is a member ofthe San Diego Youth Sympho- ny, where he plays the tympani tkettle drumsj. As a member of the Youth Symphony, Dave went on a tour in the Far East for three weeks last summer. The Symphony visited the Phillipines and the People's Re- public of China, performing in such cities as Manila, Hangchow, Shanghai, Peking, and Hong Kong. When not performing for the govern- ments or general audiences, Dave and the rest ,of the Symphony toured various parts of China. He saw the Great Wall of China, many ancient temples, and Soviet Migs on a Chinese runway. Although he found the people very friendly, he decided that he wouldn't want to live there. Kristin Goetze Laura Gonzaba Dana Gonzales WQCF