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

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SPARTAN SPEAKERS Members of the Spartan Speakers traveled to various speech contests and came away triumphant with good ratings and high honors. Their maior accomplishment this year was the successful placing of the group in many contests in which they participated Sharon Vallor, pictured here, was one of the members of the Nurses' Club, which helped out at the Chula Vista Hospital by assisting the regular nurses. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE This organization was composed of speech and drama students who participated in contest work. To obtain membership in this group, the N.F.L., a student .must have acquired a number of points during the year through his attendance at these contests. '4v1 0 , l 1: eg!! SR il A Y J x sin.. NI

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.: 'F 2 l 1:----1? 8 l - lil- 1- : ,?w' - - - - - .. i R i A - Q - - ,,,- P - , C - r -l.--.. - +i+ ,,, C .wg Q. ART CLUB The Art Club has been very active this year. Among their various activities were the printing and selling of pep ribbons, the Pizza Dance, Art Mart, and the furnishing of decorations tor many school dances. They viewed the Van Gogh exhibit and toured the Art Center on their field trip to Los An- geles. One of the most fun-filled activities tor the Art Club was their Christmas trip to Arrowhead. Presiding over the group's activities were: president, Abby Grosvenor, vice pres- ident, Judy Jenkins, secretary, Kristine Skaug, treasurer, Nanci Bogardus, Advisors, R. Rob- inson, and M. Fleming. I, rr Club rn i

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BEAU MONDE Beau Monde was a club for girls of all grade levels. It offered the girls fun, friendship and a chance to be of service to the community. Under the heading of fun and friendship came the come as you are party the morning after the Girls' League Formal and ioint meetings. Under the heading of service came caroling in an old folks home at Christ- mas and providing a basket of food and clothing to a needy family. KEY CLUB We Build was the motto of the Key Club, one of Chu I-ii's oldest service groups. Backed by the Kiwanis of Chula Vista, they pro- vided a scholarship for an outstanding s e n i o r. They also sponsored an Emanon, or no name dance January 31. Mem- bership in this club doub- led this past year. FRENCH CLUB Parlez-vous francais? So did the French Club! This year the newly organized club enioyed many interesting activities. Act- ing out French plays, watching French movies and the French banquet were all activities which the members enioyed, while broadening their knowledge of the people whose language they were study- ing.