Hilltop High School - Idyll Yearbook (Chula Vista, CA)

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'o'f fm5w .t , 1, , 4 Q 'st Qf,,,,t R9 Lancers to shoulder, Every e Officers, and Senators, and indi- the Regents and Ambassadors. At various during the school term, Loncers, like these pictured here, were called upon to support their classmates, and elect their choices tor the various school offices. By doing this, the mighty Lancers helped to make the term student government a living phrase at Hilltop High.

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SCH00l STA!-'I-' CAFETERIA WORKERS Appetizing lunches awaited the hungry Lancers each day through the efforts of the following ladies: Freda Watson, LaVona Duncan, Ann Beitl, Sophia Majchrzak, Alice McCann, Helen Boudreau, Alnllnrln nrxxlln CUSTODIANS Due to the work of these fine men, the Hilltop campus was clean and attractive each morning. Left to right they are, lfirst row? Floyd Arney, Joe - Krall. Frank Robidag lsecond rowl Pete Larson, John Lindquist, George Strickland. L 20 SECRETARIES Green slips flew as these efficient ladies performed their jobs in o thorough manner. They are, left to right Goldie Brizendine, Carol Rogers, Eine Pedrotti, Thelma Matweecha, Joan Rice, Betty Hoffman, Vanitta Olinger. BUS DRIVERS Safe transportation to and from Hill- top High was provided for many Lan- cers by these men, lLeft to rightl Floyd Marlow, Orville Brown, Harold Linde- mood, Pat Morey, West Kilcrease, and Steve Ballard,

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A ASB VICE-PRESIDENT The office of ASB Vice-President this year was capably handled by Brian Webber. ln addition to presiding over the Inter-club Council, he supported Anna in the many Senate activities. Brian's main project this year was the organization and supervision of the tree planting program, which has helped our campus to become more beautiful. This senior served as sports editor of the Lance and was a member of the Key Club and Quill and Scroll. All in all, Brian has admirably lived up to the high honor of vice-president. BRIAN WEBBER H V. 1,, v stryy ,,,,, fi? , iirs . NANCY ROST 'i-, ifi ii' 'il' eete, eil eeri its 1 Y1,321ififfiifrffi A A '-:' ,-i s ifffiglllbi 'ff-7!1,'f eseett ' iil -- W i 22 i l ASB SECRETARY this year fulfilling her role as Secretary. Some of the many du required of her in this important j were taking minutes of all Sen meetings, distributing them to the 4 visories, and handling the ASB cor respondence. Nancy Rost was certainly kept bl A T 1 hard as page editor of the Lance served as Senator in her sophom and junior year and was a CSF Se bearer. Nancy could often be seen worki c C formed her duties with all the caref ness and thoroughness necessary, helped to maintain the fine traditic of the Hilltop student body. Throughout the year, Nancy per a