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

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MR WARD DONLEY Supervisor of A tendance and Student Welfare l s -aft! I MR. HARRY RUBIE Director of Educational Services As the director of Educational Services for the past three years, Mr. Rubies iob has covered many different fields. He is re- sponsible for the modernization of the school text books and other facilities used by the students, he is in charge of audio-visual, which includes our new language lab, and he arranges the monthly curriculum meetings for the teachers. MISS EUNICE HARRIS Director of Business Services After thirty-nine years of service to the Sweetwater District, Miss Harris will be retiring this August, from her position of Director of Business Services. With deep- est gratitude Miss Harris was thanked for her many years of faithful service and it was sincerely hoped she would find the pleasures after her retirement that she has given to others while ful- filling her duties. MR. SPENCER MENZEL Curriculum Coordinator I , AL i 1 142

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.if 77 l Mis Bern-fi strmnrr.0,D. li . Board The addition of two new secondary schools in the Sweetwater Union High School District this year, Hilltop High and Hilltop Junior High, were evidence of the many growing pains of our versatile Southern California area. With the expert planning and leadership of the President of the Board, Dr. E. Hayes, and our highly qualified Board of Trustees, Dr. Bernard C. Schemmer, Edgar O. Rogers, Harold C, Foster, and John W, Gardner, Jr., the Sweetwater ....... Harokiffosmer MLW Superintendent Aids Bond Passage During the past school year, our Super- intendent, Joseph Rindone, enlisting the cooperation of a Citizens Committee, was instrumental in getting the voters of our community to pass by an over- whelming five-to-one margin, a bond issue in the amount of nine and one half million dollars. This money will pro- vide for two new high schools and two new iunior highs in the Sweetwater Union High School District. His foresight in financial matters was balanced by his keen interest in the academic and athletic programs of each of the schools in this district. J 'z 3 7 if 'l'1 l C. g. Giminerlr l Mm lllinw Ol' Trustees District met successfully with the many problems arising from this sudden ex pansion, overcrowded classrooms lack of qualified teachers, and double ses sions. The annual onslaught of elementary school students into our district is a problem of continual planning and su pervision by our School Board and one which, according to all records, has been and will continue to be efficiently and competently handled.

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5 The generol conduct of the students of Chulcx Vnsto Hugh hos been considered excellent by the members of the foculty odmunlstrotnon ond the community However when dnscnplme wos needed Mr Burton dad on excellent 'ob In coun selrng the boys of our student body Among the other 'obs expertly corrued out by Mr Burton were the supervrsuon of unter school contests getting buses for tronsportotlon to games ond other octlvntnes checkung elugrbuluty of boys for sports clubs school offices ond super usnon of detentuon for boys Resourcefulness clescrnbed Mss Kte n co ordlnotlng vorlous cclrnpus octlvltles QUESTIONS yrelded to simple onswers when consultrng our Glrls Vice Pruncn pol Wlth club ldeos such os CSF field traps ond Gnrls Leogue donces students were oble to formulote plons for port: clpotlon Schedulnng condy opple soles ond helplng senlor wuth scholcxrshups oppeored on her ogendo ond the con gennczl otmosphere of her offnce pre vouled on the compus pi! Q-3 -1 W---4 Supervnsmg the control of attendance and truancy was one of Mr Burton s tnme consummg 'obs One of Mnss Kate s dolly tasks was to make out the bulletm nn the mormng