Chula Vista High School - Scroll Yearbook (Chula Vista, CA)

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STAFF The roar of the priming press, the smell of ink and newsprint, plus iw hard work added up to the Spartan staff, who worked industriously to meet their deadlines and bring the latest news to the students. The people who produced this publication put out twenty news- Y if, 212 i' 5 ga 51 : 4 1, g rf , ' Mr. Rodriguez gives his orders of the day to the Spartan staff. ' I .5 l . fl . 5 ' .. ' '. i Fealufe Edllof 5P0 '5 Edllof A55l5T0nl Edliof COPY Edllof Bookkeeper Circulation Mgr. Managing Editor Society Editor Debbie Bfesee Mike Cl llll '5l4Y KUll'1Y Dakis' -l0dY Kincaid Joe Lozano Genevieve McMillin Irene Merino Judy Michael Adv. Mgr. Business Manager Connie Mueller DeWayne Owen papers with eighty pages of informative printed matter that covered subiects from Campus Capers to Alumni Action. Also included were sports pages and every- one's favorite, the Can You Imagine column. Chu-Hi was certainly proud of the fact that twelve members of this staff were accepted into Quill and Scroll, and that Kathy Dakis was chosen as the top San Diego Journalism Association member for the county schools. National Schools Publishers' Association awarded The Spartan second place in national competition. This was the highest honor our paper has ever been awarded.

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Mr, Joseph Rodriguez Noel Mattes Advisor Editor-in-Chief When's the paper coming out? was a cry often heard on campus. Looking over their latest effort are, back row, left to right: Carol Seacord, reporter, Louise Smith, assistant adver- tising manager, Annie Macias, assistant circulation manager, Jack Morse, assistant sports editor, Sandra Pickrel, reporter. Front row, Bonnie Osborn, typist, Diane Foster, assistant feature editor, Judy Harvey, assistant society editor, Glenda Gately, public relations manager. SPARTAN ia . A-

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2, X CLUBS 0' Everywhere There were arTisTs supplied by The ArT Club, and The Big Baal Sound of The band filled The air, as Ah lnferlude in Comempo- rary American CUlTure, a modem version of The pop concert came ihTa being-Typical of The many creaTiye club aCTiyiTies of The year.