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

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Faculty Hunks Seniors if ,- a ,f ,is , ri .Y fl 1 .lv l . t w ff 5 '-cd. l - . ., 1 ,g If Fi.: The seniors dared To defy the honored faculty on the day of the Senior-Faculty game. Jim Scarboro tries To block Mr. Kennedys layup. The pep and enthusiasm of The faculty spurred their team on to victory. On Friday, February 26, The annual Senior-Faculfy game was held. The day oT The game broughT many ouT- oT-The-ordinary incidenTs. Mr. Gil- berT's mud and WaTer TighT in The hall of The 500 building is only one example of The many unusual oc- currences. The aTTire of The day Tor seniors was bermudas and sweaT- shirts, ThaT evening, at The game, The seniors were handed a 51,45 loss by Their elders, buT noT wiThouT a sTruggle! Richard Reed and Mike Collins ponder what to do next.

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Xx SENIOR TREASURES Collecting the senior dues isn't the easiest thing to do, but owing to their perseverance this commit- tee met with success Front row, left to right: Harold Sykes, Diane Woolf, Lynnda Hartman, and Ann Menzel, back row, left to right: Diane Foster, Lor- raine Rusnak, Ginny Lowe, and Pat Nicholson. - Q as.. Senior Year SENIOR SWEATER COMMITTEE The seniors of '60 proudly displayed the sweater of their choice .throughout the year. This sweater was picked from various styles chosen by the senior sweater committee, among whom were, front row, left to right: Dine Purgson, Delores Stone, second row, left too right: Carol Reynolds, Pot Nicholson, Fay Murphree, Annie Macias, and Carol Seacord, back row, left to right: Nancy Dole, Deanna Fordell, Norma Webb, Joyce Channell, and Ann Hollenbeck. SENIOR RING COMMITTEE Selecting senior rings was a very important port of the junior year, for these rings will be proudly worn for years after. Members of this committee were, front row, left to right: Betty DuValI, Judy Thatcher, Judy Jones, Georiean Lorenz, and Donna Wafer, back row, left to right: Mary Kluttz and Nancy Dale. DITCH DAY COMMITTEE Determining a suitable location for the seniors to have their Ditch Day was the iob of this committee. Those included were, front row, left to right: Norma Webb, Sandy Duran, Delores Stone, Allyne Maru- moto, Virginia Lowe, and Donna Hill, second row, left to right: Kathy Gray, and Jack Bishop.

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Senior Play Smash Hit! lar' 1 Under the capable direction of Mrs. Lowefan ex- Betty and Mike, senior play hopefuls, rehearse one cellenr cast and stage crew for the senior ploy was of The more hilarious scenes in the ploy Onions in chosen. the Stew. l I u a :sta - i top Senior The senior dance was held This fall in The ciiy gymnasium. Mony friends from Chula Visio and Hillfop were brought Togerher ogain. This event was planned by The senior class of- ficers of both schools and is expected To be held annually. Dance Brings Friendship I 'H-L' .91