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

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GUIDANCE TO THE TOP Mr. Victor Long . 'I' Mrs. Margaret Mercia Mr. Gerald Wiekamp Counselor - 11th grade COur1S6l0r - 10th grade Career C0l1f15Cl0f Mrs. Maxine Shofner Counselor - l2th grade CONSULTANTS TO THE FUTURE The long days of counseling Lancers about future problems or immediate prob- lems resulted in a great deal of work. The Senior Class says, Thank You to Mrs. Shofner along with the rest of the counseling staff, for all their hard work and support. Mrs. Shofner helped with class schedules, college plans, and future plans for after our education. Long days were common for Mrs. Shofner, as well as for the other counselors. Students tend to grow fond of their class counselorg but at one point muSt say good-bye and thank-you for the help towards future unknowns. The Hilltop counselors did a great job and made us proud to be Lancers. FACULTY 27

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Mr. Alva Thomas Drivers Education Art 1,5 qw Mr. Thomas Thomas Algebra 15, Geometry, Calculus -'ew X i l v i Mr. james Thompson Western Civilization U.S. History Mrs. jan Vach Western Civilization U.S. History, A.P. Mrs. jean Welliver SPEL Language Development Mrs. Benna Wilson German Spanish 1 Z if Z at 2 I ir 5 Mrs Paulette Wilson French 1,35 EflgliSl'1 11 Honors Mr. Ferrer is managing to hold the tree up. , , , , fylfr fl ifjf!fLif,?'f'f K 1 M F I f, , , , rl , 2 T' in ,ff if J, ,147 f j Q- , ,gf f K 1 ,,,. , 57 , f ,' ,, - ,,-' -- ,f , ,f ,T 1' fiYq3?',ff'ff' rkfattjf U,fJeli'f',fw uf 7 ii I Citi ,ff ' T f ' ML ' 4f7',f 3 r f' 7 . ' .1 'V , .Aft , 4 , ,, r , 1' .wffsg-'ffifrff 1 ixagf- 4,rZ,t4,!,fr,ty,t,fgf,,g ,r.,,gg, fg41'Q,,wf,. ff, ,ra as rf T aff V V ' , X , ,f' ,f 2 FACULTY elf 24 :Dfw f le QF fC'y'!Q f 5 , If K . ,f of t,-,r..,4V-r, ar5efv4fWm,,,,..v

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IMMACULATE HILLTOP During the school year, every day service essentials were often over- Q looked by students. Without the hard work and devotion of secretaries, custodians, and cafeteria workers, day to day services would not contin- ue. These people are very important to the daily school routine. The secretaries of Hilltop High always managed to keep the flow of events in the office whirling. From admit slips, to call slips and organi- zation of schedules, to phone calls home. The secretaries kept busy every minute of the school day. As for the custodians, they were responsible for sparkling clean classrooms, neatly trimmed lawns, and trash-free lunch areas. They were always available for any unexpected emergencies during the day, rang- ing from spilled paint to last minute forcing open a locker. The cafeteria staff provided students with daily hot meals, salads and ala carte items. Getting up with the sun was one rule for these ladies as From left to right- Barbara Sack, Rosemmejohnsons Marg Haubergyy their day started well before first bell. ' Thus, these people alloted for a smooth running day for Hilltop students and teachers. 5-vm-qw.. ,,,. From left to right f Mary Bashforth, Susan Gutierrez, Shirley Cox,jerry McCusker, Virginia Gann, Wida Pridgen, Lydia Guerrero 28 FACULTY