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

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I c My TA A. 9. B. Representatives lst Semester 'lst and 2nd Semesters 2nd Semester 'lst and 2nd Semesferg --. K 4, I PATSY COSTELLO NANCY CUMMINGS Ist and 2nd Semesters lst and 2nd Semesterg ALMA FONCERRADA CAROL LANCASTER lst Semester lst and 2nd Semesters KEITHA LOWE PAT O'SULLlVAN lst Semester 2nd Semester ROHN DILLOW 2nd Semester HOLLIS KING lst Semester if SUSIE KING .R lst Semester , , 4 'E' Together with making the significant changes in Olympic Day, the legislature BILL ROBB 5 V 2nd Semester -- A 0 voted to have a universal school sweat- er, replacing the senior sweater, the X band sweaters, and the academic award sweaters. Another major change was 2' D the controversial amendment to the Con- - stitution allowing iuniors, as well as seniors to try out for varsity cheerleaders and songleaders. , BUTCH SPARKS , The ASB representatives successfully 2nd Semesrer Combined their time and ability to help .P give Chu-Hi one of its most efficient and rewarding student governments, H' sf ii Q ' -.f G-1 T7 Q . A 1 LINDA BURHAM BRIAN WAGES LINDA STAFFORD 2nd Semester Ist Semester lst and 2nd Semesters

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Mr Wayne Allen Mr John Geye Fmancual Advisor Achvihgg Advisor The Assoctated Student Bodys tlnancnal advlso Mr Wayne Allen lad many facts and tugures to occupy hts mlnd IH as much as approxlrnately SlOO OOO passed through l otttce dunng the ast year s ln Cla e the hnanc actvltles whtch ncu ed sucl thlngs as r sales et s r all game the con cesston sales at home games and runntng the student store The ASB books were checked by an outsnde audttor each month and a report was sent to the d that IS throug M Allens e I ctent supervuszon that these tasks were completed Our ASB advrsor strongly belreved that the Asso elated Student Body should be run by the students and that an adylsor should advlse and only advlse Thus year he left dectslons on procedure up to the presudent and the functromng of ASB ac lIVIll8S xn the hands of the vanous commtssroners However when anyone needed advlce or help on any undertakmg he was always th fnrst to volunteer lnformatlon or a helpmg hand so accurately One ot Mr. Allerrs main tasks was to supervise the ASB accounts. Mr, Geyer won many friends this year with his ever present sense of humor.

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A. 9. B. Commissioners Planned is waf '5 , A-5 L. - W,..,,..,., - -- KATHY BECKER Commissioner of Sword 8. Shield BILL BERGGREN Commissioner of Pep NANCY BOGARDUS Commissioner of Art GLEN BURNES Commissioner of Elections DIANE FOSTER Commissioner of Publicity DIANE FUGlTO Commissioner of Girls' Activities 'Ti Besides planning the elections schedule, preparing the bal- lots, and supervising the voting, Commissioner of Elections, Glen Burnes, and his committee also were repsonsible for counting the votes. The ASB board of commissioners was re- sponsible for many ot the mechanics of the school and acted as the ASB presidents cabinet in advising him, Student body as- semblies and activities, such as the athletic award banquet cmd Olympic Day, were di- rected by individual commissioners. Two new governmental bodies were origin- ated, the constitution committee and club council. The Commissioner of Historical Rec- ords assembled pictures ot all past ASB presidents, which were placed around the walls of the newly remodeled ASB office. A nominating convention was proposed, dur- ing which the major elected officers would be nominated. The entire legislative body at Chi-Hi was extremely active during the year with an unusually large number of amendments to the constitution suggested. X- 4.4 Georiean Lorenz, Commissioner of Assemblies, planned a wide range of programs this year. Violinists, faculty song and cheer leaders,and swomies were only a few of the featured guests. Here Georieon plans a band concert assembly with band director, Mr. James Merrill. l PAULA HASTINGS MIKE HECK Commissioner of Correspondence Commissioner of Student