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

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nderclass The Quest for Advancement For the underclassmen, 1982 could have been just another school year. But, it wasn't! With exceptional pride and spirit, the underclassmen charged through 1982 and made it an exciting year. The Baron pride and spirit seemed to re- new itself as the sophomore classjoined the campus. Since the junior class was already quite spirited, the two merged into quite a crowd. At football games and pep assemblies, the underclassmen were seen displaying their pride and spirit through their zany antics. Many students gasped when almost the entire sophomore class stood during the traditional class competition yell. The underclassmen of 1982 were, per- haps, the most spirited classes ever to move onto campus. Their spirit and pride helped them to succeed in their Quest for Ad- vancement. EDITORS: Mary Anne Francisco Julie Hyde Marti Tubb tleftj participates in the pajama dress-up day. School spirit was also displayed by attending the various sports games and cheering, as Linda Frank tinsetj often did. Dressing up sometimes leads to zany outfits, as displayed by .Ioji Mangubat trightj. Underclassmen 83

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84 Adkins Sheila Adkins Fred Adrid Christian Aebischer Louis Aguayo Mary Alatriste Joy Alconcel Lisa Amantea Keith Anderson Rod Ang Marlene Agneles Stacey Archer Nancy Arlett Michelle Armstrong Benedict Arellano Keith Atencio Santiago Auditor Anne Baker Daniel Baldwin Sandra Barajas Joseph Bareno Brian Barkhimer David Barnes Devin Barnhart Cesar Barragan Brianne Bauer Cynthia Basley Jessie Beach Steven Beeson Ronnie Belarmino Matthew Benedict Carl Bickel Marc Bisson Gretchen Bolt Elizabeth Bolin Patrick Botello Margaret Bourgeois Ammar Boutros Mark Bowman Xavier Bowman David Brannen Brandon Brisbois Kathleen Broughton - Broughton Sophomores and Juniors showed their spirit with flare around campus and at the assem- bly during Homecoming week. The sopho- mores, taking first place in the shoe scram- ble on Backwards Day, enjoyed the lunch- time activities. Despite their strenuous ef- forts to the contrary, the juniors were soundly defeated by the seniors in all the activities. The Homecoming class skits let the underclass show their talents. The sophomores, placing second, revealed their ingenuity while the juniors revealed their persistance even in the face of defeat. Brian Shank shows his stuffduring thejunior's home- coming skit. Rodney Takashima, and Kathy Burrel pull Becky Precourt in the chariot race. fififs -Q.. 1, .g 'Y .. .. tv ft g C I .... i f 7 J S ii F' v I., VER., R, .. A AJ. Fur K. plz ' I ?-. I R . W S 5 . 3 1 .f .ii 1 tg , .,. , 1 ' .3 9- am f H .-.wg ,rv A an CA if F if gif' ,ef si gi, ' af ff t 3 ,. 1.5 it