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

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Beauties Reigned Over Homecoming Festivities T ' .K rf 5 iI'S N1-f'f T I

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Zip Virchis, that dangerous wrestler, had to be hauled in a cage to meet his opponent Big Red at a pep rally. Calendar SEPTEMBER 10 School opened 18 Howdy dance 25 Metro League Carnival 26 Hilltop football game OCTOBER 13 Y-Teen shoe shine 30 Pizza dance NOVEMBER 13 Homecoming 14 Homecoming dance 19 Studio Evening 21 Joint senior dance DECEMBER 8 Football banquet 16 Christmas assembly 18 Girls' League Formal JANUARY 22 Gym dedication FEBRUARY 9 Academic award assembly 26 Senior-faculty game MARCH 2 Harlem Clowns game 7 Senior skating party 11 Varieties, 'Like Sixty 17 Basketball and wrestling banquet 18 Junior-Senior prom, 'iHashi Kari 22 Pop concert 31 Career Day ol' Events APRIL 4 7 8 23 25 26 29 30 MAY 3 6 10 13 17 Key Club Potluck Roman Banquet Spartan Staff dance Cadet Corps Military Ball Open House Girls' League Father-Daughter Banquet Key Club dance Maytime Band Review Choir Banquet Olympic Day Band Banquet Senior Prom Girls' League Mother-Daughter Fashion Show and Tea 19-20 Senior Play JUNE 6 7 8 9 9 12 13 16 Sword 81 Shield Swimming Party Senior Banquet Scroll Banquet Installation Assembly Scroll Signing Party Senior Vesper Service Senior Award Assembly Graduation WA

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Princess Sandra Flashing her familiar smile Princess Sandra Neeten entered the field on the arm of a handsome 59 grad Mike Chillinsky The candidacy which is determined by the football team and her election by the student body was a beautiful dream come true Sandy who is well known to many Spartans as captain of the flag corps also enioys such hobbies as synchronized water ballet and modern dance Queen Francine Thunderous applause from nearly 3 OOO rooters acclaimed radiant Francine Augs bury as the T959 Homecoming Queen Driven onto the field in sleek Triumphs she and her court were crowned during the halftime festivities by last years Queen Vickie St. Clair. Frankie's royal court attended her throughout an excit- ing reign over Homecoming festivities. The next evening jubilant alumni and students danced with old friends. This was a perfect conclusion to a weekend full of glimmering memories. Princess Judy Arrayed in a white chiffon formal, Princess Judy Harvey walked across the field to accept her silver crown and bouquet of pink roses. Her royal es- cort, Kenny Kimball, walked beside her at the halftime and Mike Armbrust accompanied her the following night ar the Homecoming Dance, where the queen and her court highlighted the celebration. Qi., 5.- J 81