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

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Senior Memories The many thrilling events and valuable experiences of the high school years will be remembered by The class of '60 as SENIOR MEMORIES. The closing of their iunior year brought The Traditional crowding onto the SENIOR LAWN To give The mighty SENIOR YELL. The opening of the T959-60 school year brought on a wave of sadness for some as They realized many of Their friends would be attending The newly constructed Hilltop High School. The spirit of FOOTBALL SEASON soon enveloped The students and faculty of Chu-Hi. Enthusiastic crowds filled The stands To hear The clanging VICTORY BELL announce The many SPARTAN victories and ring in The METRO CHAMPIONSHIP. A deadening silence swept over The fans aT The unforgettable El Capitan game, when The news of The serious injury To Bill Ellis was reported. With The conclusion of BASKETBALL SEASON drawing near, The action-packed wins over first place Helix and second place Hill- Top reassured The fans of The excellence of Their team. The SEN- IOR-FACULTY game, scene of much good-natured Tun and corn- petition brought the basketball season to an end. Embedded in The minds ot many seniors are memories of LONG'S QUESTIONS, CIVICS PROJECTS and PLAY REPORTS. ln March, The SENIOR SKATING PARTY, sponsored by The seniors, was an event which will be remembered for its many hilarious happenings. Following This, the JR.-SR. PROM was held in honor ofthe seniors. DITCH DAY began The round of events most looked forward to by seniors. Many magical memories were formed aT The long awaited SENIOR PROM and AFTER PROM. The SENIOR BANQUET brought To an end The social activities ofthe class of 1960. Following VESPER SERVICES, came GRADUATION, This concluded the memories of high school and started the seniors on the road To adulthood. ii gi

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LIGHT OF COMPETITION: As the bright sunlight gave way to the glaring lights of the athletic field and the flourescent beams of lights in the new gymnasium, another typical and inevitable cycle took place in the life of Spartanville, the frolicking fun of the beaches and ocean yielded to the strenuous, but rewarding, athletic pro- gram. The Metropolitan League Champions of football soon bowed out to the winning basket- ball team, and this pattern continued throughout the year. Win or lose, the Spartans turned out to the events and activities which will make the athletic year of 1959-1960 remain crisply en- graved on the minds and hearts of all Spartans.