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

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Q ,X y 13 SPORTSHEADS: left to right, Lynnda Hartman, Bev Watkins, Susan Wetmore. X ,fx Bowling, a sport rapidly growing in popular- ity in our area, was one of the most en- thusiastically accepted sports offered by G.A.A. Girls' Athletic Qfhffl ' l v 4 I Susan Wetmore Miss Sullivan President Advisor .t , ,hw m'f-Wfi L. tl ,rift Bonita Golf Course permitted the girls to use their facilities in attempting to learn the game of golf, 172 skx.. tk- ., ,. . 'Z- 2 'ir+-,-F N , X, . sz, RI Q,'x'4 ' mn- . .

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Rifle Team Arms l-lngh -N fbi If 1 gms. l .5 K 1 Oh ar ' 'l, ,in TFN MAN RIFLE TEAM Front row left To rrght Jam Jensen Kurs Moeller Larry Anderson second row left to rrght Jam Muller Don Nrsley Monroe Jeffery Ismael Ordonez back row left to rnght Armando Ordonez Jum Campbell Make Moeller Gordon Kellogg Mr Sanders Instructor X Fmrshung the NRA season wuth a 3 3 record was noT rndrcatuve of the rndrvrdual performances on The rlfle Team Mike Moeller was hugh scorer wrth l88 ID four posrtlon flrlng which gave hum The hugh polnt av erage ofthe year This year beTween eught and Ten cadets recerved IT Ters or stars for Therr rrfle Team fur Ing Mr Sanders aclvlsor and By ron CluTT1nger Team capTaln were an effectrve combrnahon alThough The squad dndnT place as hugh as rn the prevrous years FIVE MAN RIFLE TEAM Front row left to rlght Don Nusley Monroe Jeffrey back row left to right Make Moeller James Campbell Gordon Kellogg I7I

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'QE IQ: v Association '? l ... I I-' Many hours were spent at baseball learning not only how to play the game well but sportsman ship Almost all of these girls could be seen out on the courts practicing and enioying the game of tennis. lik -Zi Another purpose of GAA was acquamting l73 n K l . , , . , f C f' K A l 1 ' , x- A. V , l ' 1 - l l . . . . - I A ' W the girls with the fundamentals of baseball. 1-1 i V' Q r, X bfi. . .., fi, - Ziff I? ' 'xi' .l .tg ,, .. . ' if