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

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A N N A T EA F F The honor of being ASB President has many strings of responsibility attached, Anna Teaff cheerfully accept- ed these challenging duties when she was elected to the highest office in Hilltop's student government, Anna spent a large part of her senior year representing Hilltop l-ligh at the many civic and social functions throughout the city. At school, she presided over the bi-monthly Senate meetings, sat as an exfofficio member on all committees, and conducted the mony assemblies during the year. ln addition to her role in leadership, Anna was a news reporter tor the Lance newspaper, JV, Songleader in her junior year, CSF Sealbearer, and an Academic Award winner. Anna, your endless devotion to Hilltop as ASB President did not go unnoticed, The spirited Lancers this year are a living testimony of the work and time you gave for the betterment of this School, The appreciation of the entire student body is extended to you. 23

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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

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Julie Smith Beverly Gregg lst semester lst semester Judy Perrault lst semester r I it Q A Q -Q 4 ,Q 24 , 1 l 'H 5, H x 1 fs, ,Q x W kg. is L ,- fa ' W ' , w t. 'as .imdjg 31' ' + , 1, -A ,L a 31 -4' at 1 45' '1 XR fs Ellen Torrance lst semester 1' ' John Link lst semester Leann Kozak lst and 2nd semesters Margo Litchfield I st semester Throughout the year, the Lancer senators and am- bassadors served their respective classes and publica- tions in the Student Body Senate. This year, some of the improvements include the adoption of the Page System, making the AFS Student an ambassador, changing the Homecoming regulations, and introducing the Metro League victory banners at Hilltop High. They 'accom- plished all this and much more under the able guidance of Mr. Robert Brelsford, SENA TDR! Robin Larson Susan Kovar lst and 2nd semesters lst and 2nd semesters Kathy Ga rd l st semest if if W. ft, ,, , YH' if Ken Mahoney lst and 2nd semesters Susanne Salkeld lst semester , I Rosie O'Day lst and 2nd semesters ri ff s' r,,, a J 'A J . . . ,,y Kay Zakarian Don Montell Chris Zakarian lst and 2nd semesters 2nd semester 2nd semester .. .Ig ww 'cf' J 3 - S tteii, - fsi J as Judy Peters lst semester