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Holiday Highlights A special event at this year's Girls' League Formal, Holiday Highlights, was the crowning of three lovely queens. The girls representing the three classes were Emily Leake, junior, Fay Murphree, senior, and Patsy Costello, sophomore. ws ,A I1 ,Q G -J 'I I i l Aovisoiz Miss Kite Upon entering Chula Vista High, each girl finds that she is automatically a member of the Girls' League. This or- ganization, under the direction of Miss Kite and the officers selected by the girls of the school, helped to promote a friendly relationship among the girls of Chu-Hi. Each year the main event sponsored by the Girls' League is a formal dance held on the Friday before Christmas vacation, This year the name Holiday Highlights was chosen and the decorations followed the theme of Candy.Cane Lane. Edna Morgan, a senior, submitted the'chosen theme and received a free bid. Since Holiday Highlights so well represents the time of year it will be used as the name in years to come with a new theme for decorations selected each year. Another annual event sponsored by the Girls' League is selling delicious candy apples during the Valentine season.
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Girls' league Presented Representatives Each class was well represented by five girls on the Girls League Council. Olflicers Diane Fugrto, President: Donna Hill, Vice Pres.: Diane Woolf, Secretary, Ann Menzel, Treasurer. unv- -7- 'Ev Welcoming Committee These girls assisted their counselors by helping new girls become acquainted with the Chu-Hi campus. rrregyeessa..nJ,Af,,1z-ssf: s . . 4 35 , ' V .-fs, . m e w i: 4 .1 P , l ' 'ssl-2f5?.,.'Wi i testes, we I 1,1 if iff ,' 'f ffgfsgg 1-if-si ff rw z .. Lv I PRESIDENT Diane Fugito
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Qophomores Thus was the fnrst opportunury the sophomores had to achneve membershap un the Cahforma Scholarshnp Federatlon The rules for mem bershnp required that a student earn ten scholarshnp pomfs one of whuch may be a Juniors By thelr second hugh school year members of the rumor class had become famvluar wnth the requsrements and rewards of the CSF They remembered such excursions as fueld traps to Rohr aurcraft Norfh Island Naval Amr Sfatuon and a conference at Redlands Umver sity They look forward wnh GHTICIPGTIOH To the work and fun of the future , service point. , ,
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