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

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if A brief lunch in the teachers lounge is a welcome interval in the yarns:-M was-avi busy day of Mr O Donnell The personal counseling of the sophomores oft n helped to solve a new student s qualms Many and varied is the description ot the duties ot our counselors. They sched- uled classes programed students gave achievement and aptitude tests and in- terpreted these test scores helped stu- dents to pick vocations and colleges and supervised advisory programs and class activities. Along with these tasks each grade level had separate functions which tell under the supervision ot their counselor. The sophomore counselor, Mr. Olinger, in- troduced the new students to the school at the beginning ot the year and con- tinued to advise them until they grad- uated, Mr. Cox and Mr. Lawson coun- seled the class of 'ol and supervised extra junior activities such as the Junior- Senior Prom and purchasing ot class rings and sweaters. Mr, O'Donnell's desk often overflowed with senior problems College Board Examination applications, scholarship applications, senior prom plans, and other activities which were typical ot the ever-active class ot '6O.

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Thus was another tradutuonally suc cessful year for the tune arts de partment Colorful paunt brushes unfolded the artust s unterest Through lunes forms and volume un the practuce of the art department To get background for such work many art fzeld trups were planned mount ung of the mosuac for the gymnasu um and an Art Mart to help show off theur products Chu Hugh was also ahead thus year Musuc wuse Probably the most well remembered group was the Blue and Whute Marchung Band whuch was a hughlught of many school events thus year Another noted de partmental organuzatuon was our famed Blue Robed Chour and vocal ensemble whuch partucupated un the chour testuval and many other such song tests Mr Hubler the new vocal musuc unstructor proved to be a valuable asset by hus durectuon and orqanuza tuon abulutues -rw. gk Two of the top art students Nancy Bogardus and Mudge Chase try theur hand at an abstract un water colors one of the phases of art MR DONALD HUBLER .,-4 Ma h ll Consumer Math Vocal Groups Los Angeles State College 64 MR JAMES uvueuzuauuu vs, Band Orchestra Prcuctucal Englush Iowa State Teachers College lv' ia- ji DICK ROBINSON MRS LILA SCHMIDT Math Crafts Englush Wrestlung So ual Studues San Duego State College Sacramento State l5 ' l - U . I ' I . . . . ' . . . . D 5 if . rfk u u I ll ,et A N . . L ' lil V -u , ,A 8 1 2 ,-N , N., 1 , A 4? l XJ x X . 1 4- QV u a 1 ' 1 MR. I , ,,,,,,-,7 X An . . 'A lx 5 .