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

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is-no -Uv 6 'QB' 'C '? -0 ZZ MR WAYNE ALLEN Bookkeepung II Typmg ll ASB Flnanclal Advnsor San Duego State College MR NORMAN R SCHAFFNER Typing Bookkeeplng Clerical Practlce La Suerra College MISS MARILYN J BOSTER MR RONALD LAWSON T Ing I 84 ll Mechanlcal Drawing World Htgtory Photography Scroll San Diego State College Counselor San Duego State College Applred Arts Applted Arts classes were Those courses generally Intended to traln students who plan to enter the worknng world These courses were dlvuded unto two depart ments The rndustrral arts department and the busnness education department This past year The metal shop added a new twenty unch mulling machine It served To Improve the student under standlng of thls course The business courses ottered were Typ Ing shorthand and bookkeepung Anew organuzatron the Junlor Secretarnes of Amerrca was started by the shorthand classes Their organuzatlon paralleled the Future Nurses Club but nt prompted In Terests and study In secretarlal work YJ' --eggs.: .,f Woodshop offered boys u wonderful opportumty to make the oblect of theur chorce wtth expert supervlsron MR BROWNIE NOWACKI Auto Shop Auto Fundamentals San Dnego State College MR MERWIN H SCHWARZ Wood Workrng Mechamcal Drawrng I Aruzona State College R RON STEWART Metal Shop Mechanical Drawlng Athletrcs Son Dlego State College MRS JANET THOMAS Shorthand Busnness English Offuce Trammg San Dtego State College I7

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French and Spanish departments participated this year in our new language laboratory. The function of this lab was to help students become familiar with language patterns, vocabulary, and pronuncia- tion, through individual drill not possible in a classroom situation, English department teachers strove for student im- orovement in self-expression through composition. This idea of self-expression was carried on through- out the whole department as speech classes accom- plished their goal by preparing the students to intelligently communicate in a society that demands a precise and thorough participation in this field. Spotlighting background knowledge and basic fund- MRS. WILMA HOWARD English Life Science amentols the drama classes served as an excellent introduction to production problems and stage prof cedure, typifying a year of progress in teaching communicative skills. Son Dlego Slale MR. GLENN LOBB English Spanish San Diego State MRS. ADONNA LOWE English Drama Eastern Michigan College MR JOHN KIRBY English San Diego State MR. RAYMOND ODONNELL Counseling MRS. IRENE MCCARTY Lam, Engllsll Boston College University of Oregon MRS, GENEVIEVE VEHRS Senior English English lO C Senior English Latin MISS JANET SUTLIFF English 'IO San Diego State Willamette University MISS BARBARA MAYFIELD Librarian U.c.L.A. MR. JOHN F. SMITH Speech San Diego State I6 fair ? 71 ygtigfl, . 'yrs-,rg QA.: QJ aw, 6:1431 idrbx, V i ' .Dfv,q,,?4j,,L 7jQfpJ'uLl WN

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JF The serious atmosphere of the pilot US history class was often dispelled by the antics of Brian Wages and Mr Lincoln MRS EDNA M BRUCE Civics Problems USC JOHN W GEYER US History World History UCLA MR. ALLISON E. GILBERT Psychology Health Education Football Coach Culver-Stockton MR, CHARLES S, GUTHRIE Driver Education Health Education University of Oklahoma MR. VANE OLINGER Health Education Counselor San Diego State College MR. J. O. PAYNE World History York College f 3 'H 'X .,-gf CJ 5.4 Ng Central Michigan University MR RICHARD D ROSS Kansas State Col lege octal Studies As the world of today is getting smaller it is becoming more important for stu dents to learn the history and cultures of all foreign countries along with the history of our own country Our social studies department has fully accomplish ed this requirement in their civics prob lems United States history and world history classes Because of the import ance of these sublects they are all re quired for graduation This past year was the first time that pilot and remedial history were avail able to the sophomore students With this addition our specialized education program was completed as these courses have been offered to the upper classes for the past two years Psychology was taught by Mr Gilbert The growing popularity of this class was evident in the fact that this past year there were three periods of classes in comparison to last year s one period Along with Psychology health educa tion drivers education and family living completed the classes in the social studies department MR TONY LYNDS World History MR JAMES R LINCOLN Fooflwll US History Tennls Pomona College M J W WARD Civic Problems History A .AB- ii 'P-qv -it Q.-.r -i iv N, University of California Riverside