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

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Physrcal Educatron ,fx 2-4- MRS DOROTHY HERNEY Grrls Physucal Educatron Spartanettes Un versrty of Nebraska MISS NANCY STEINER Nurse UCLA MISS MARGARET SULLIVAN Grrls Physrcal Educatron Umversrty of Mrnnesota MRS ROSILYN THOMAS Grrls Physrcal Educatron Homemakrng I Clothrng Texas College of Arts 81 Industnes Basketball was only one of the varred actuvttres offered to boys rn physrcal educatron thns year Because of these classes many boys developed new Interests In sports and began more actively partucrpatxng In athletucs Usmg the gym to advantage, they wldened the scope ofthe physlcal educatron program by nncludmg badmnn ton dancing and tumblrng Although the handball courts were often overlooked nn the wave of enthusiasm that broke out after the completnon of the gym they became a valuable asset to the athletrc program rn both handball skulls and the practlce of tenms fur1dC1 mentals Promotrng the development and co ordrnatron necessary for a healthy mmd and body were the prlme arms of the physrcal educatlon department thus past year To help fulflll thus asprratlon a new gymnaslum and handball courts were added to the facrlltues Miss Sullrvan and Mrs Thomas lolned Mrs Herney Mr Caldwell and Mr Kennedy to complete the physlcal edu cation staff of teachers who were the lated recrprents of our new gymnasrum Many grrls developed surprusrng athletic talents as a r sult of the physical educatton classes 12 MR B L KENNEDY Boys Physrcal Educotron Varsrty Baseball Coach Cross Country Coach San Dnego State College MR DON M CALDWELL Boys Physrcal Educatron Basketball Coach Track Coach San Diego State College

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Science Industry is the result of the application ot science. Our science department has become aware of the advancement in industry and the part our schools must play in preparing the tuture scientists of our nation. With the enlarged enrollment ot science students, the faculty had to be in- creased. Each facet ot this department added new concepts to its curriculum. New text books, as well as advanced equipment, were included this year. A stereo relief globe, a sun globe, and a micro-projector were pieces of equip- ment which greatly enhanced the scope of this department, MR. ROBERT L. ANDERSON Advanced Algebra Geometry Athletics University of Omaha MR. EARL F. LIDDLE Biology Lite Science Illinois State Normal MRS. MARILYN CORRIGAN Home Management Homemaking I, II University of Illinois MR. ROBERT MILLS Family Living Lite Science Consumer Mathematics Cal. Poly MR. GORDON B. COX Trigonometry Advanced Algebra Counseling San Diego State College MRS, JENNYLEE NESBITT Consumer Mathematics Math I, II Oregon State QS Ken Tachiki and Bob Prath science fair which provided to display the knowledge MR. WILLIAM R. NICHOLS Chemistry Advanced Algebra U.S. Naval Academy SAX ,nga-..-.al -6.- 'ln-.AV Ch, News were winners in the annual an opportunity for students obtained in the classroom. MR. W. L. HARLAN Plane Geometry Math I De Pauw University MR. CLARENCE W, SANDERS Physics Life Science World Science University of Southern California 513. Q.,

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School Qtalflf Taking students to and from school, athletic teams to games, and club groups to various extra-cur- ricular activities were the duties of these bus drivers: Mr. Harold Lindmood, Mr. Louie Far- lander, Mr. Harvey Fletcher, and Mr. Vernon Ballard. The excellent condition of the school grounds was due to the fine work of these men: left to right, first row: Mr. Roy Winters, head custodian, Walter Lucas, head gardener. Middle row, Mr. Hugh Jenkins, Mr, Joseph Norland, Mr, Ronald Hills- berry. Back row: Mr. George Watson, Mr. Wilbert Baker, and Mr. Ernest Wilson. The ready, willing and able attitude of e nurse's helpers was greatly appreciated by those who fell victim to an upset stomach or a head- ache. The girls were: Jane Vermulen, Chris Elker, ton, Linda DeJarnett, Judy Jones, and Earlene Morkert. The office helpers were often seen scurrying around the halls delivering messages, lunches, and gym clothes to forgetful students. The office helpers were, left to right, first row, Martho Adame, Norma Webb, Priscilla Milam, Jacquie Krail, Betty Gregson, Sharon Campbell, Betty Doolittle, Dine Purgson. Middle row, Vicki Hess, Olivia Stetser, Carmen Mendez. Back row: Linda Rummerfield, Barbara McLaughlin, Kathy O'Sullivan, Edna Mor- gan, Anna Homer, Roxie Hastings, Michelle Hager, and Marlene Pao. The secretaries are, Miss Hellen Woodard, Financial Clerk, Mrs. iris Phinney, Clerk, Mrs, Janette San- ders, Attendance Secretary, Mrs, Ruth Collins, Reg- istrar, and Mrs. Jean Wear, Principals Secretory, From turkey to torpedo sandwiches was the fore offered by these hard working cafeteria workers' left to right, first row, Mrs. Henry Hart, Mrs, Liz Mawson, Mrs. Jean Barclay, Mrs, Flo Bennet, Mrs, Frieda Merwin. Back row: Mr. Poret, supervisor, Mrs. Bess Simpson, Mrs. Mable Haney, Mrs. Carol Gonzales, Mrs. Lola Vickers, manager, and Mrs. Anna Parker.