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

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1961 Bobbye Anderson Dan Arndt Jan Benefield Betty Bevel Kathy Billings Bette Calkins Molly Ann Dievendorff Joanne Donofiro Barbara Ferrier Melvin Henslee Edith Hickey Margaret Holcomb Judy Johnson Kathy Kimbell Clorenda Kittle Mildred lemons Chester Lindsay Christina Liscano This past year marked the beginning of the academic awards for the ten top students in each grade. Shown here are the award winners for the first semester in the tenth grade. First row, left to right: Sandy Squire, Jeri Nolfi, Dolly Sexton, Alice Martin, and Patsy Schraud. Second row: Lew Skoug, Brian Wages, Hollis King, Tom Lee and Robert Whiteley. Olivia Looper Roxy McGriff Sue McLaughlin Shirley Petty Ted Ryan Marie Ryder Karen Shorey Joan Smith Rachel Stopani Pat Word Sherry Weller Ann Wicklin Diane Wickland Carol Willelm Bonnie Wells 8 3 54

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Issuing transfers, discussing grades and helping students plan for college were among the many iobs performed by our sophomore counselor, Mr. Gordon Cox, this post year. We are surely indebted to our counselors for their constant endeavors on our part. ' v - 'W X? 1' .4 I D f 0' J I f ......s.,, - 4 '2 ' 'Q' 5, 'N' Gr sv Q ll XI: ,n -if '1- . 1 I 'E 1-n ' in P' K K 7' ,' X .gmiii 5? J ! - fs 4 419 Lloyd Whelchel Jackie White Bob Whitehead Gwen Williams Robert Whiteley Bill Whiteside Le Roy Wicklund Nanci Wier Karen Wilderson Robert Wilkes Bruce Williams Deloruse Wilson Phyllis Wilson Robert Wilson Woodie Wilson Eddy Winder Diane Wingate Eli Wise Arnold Wolff Doris Wood 1 Douglas Wood is Paul Wood Q 5 Linda Woodburn William Woodburn Robert Wootters Fran Worfolk Linda Worstenholm Pom Wright Shirley Wright Nancy Wurtz Jackie Wynne Larry Yaap Sachy Yamamoto Caroline Ybarra Janice Young Emma Zebb 'V vi 1'-5 1- ii M X A -'C W T7 514' 1'-Y E Q-4. 9-an 'Q ag ,1 019 s 5 , flu - Q l' vs Q Q, ! 1 sc , U-.+L U , .- -1 A .TJ 4 ' s , ,- 'Av .7 I , H ' f R - . . 5. ' X z ...J L Ls: . ,-. 'sv A 'V Q? fi A L S., , , - fr vu so A - Hs . N A: 'IBN 1 - ' K , A A 17

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ll SPIRIT found its way into every activity at Chula Vista High, and its place here is securely and firmly established. The most obvious places for it to have appeared were at pep rallies, wrestling meets, basketball games, and football battles. When lacking spectators, our fighting Spartan teams managed to stir up spirit of their own, One outstanding result was a football field which still bears the scars of past victories . . . and losses, both of which were constantly supported by loyal Spartans, The city gymnasium, slightly battered and still ringing with our victory cries, heaved a sigh of relief at the news that our school gymnasium was near completion. The mixed victories and losses of 1958-59 had the greatest show of spirited Spartan support yet recorded in the SCIF.