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

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K ,Q . 1 ,tr rfb., ' 11 .,j W b.,.n,fm- pri Seniors For a student to attain membership in CSF entails many hours of study and concentra- tion. The stiff qualifications, which require a total of ten points in scholarship, restricted this honor to the top students of the Class of 1960. Pres., Kathy Dakisg Vice Pres., Ken Tachikig Secre- tary, Sue Connors, Treasurer, Bill Robb. Advisors: Mr. Ross, Miss Sutliff, Miss Kite. 3

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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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Blueprints and layouts, malts and trench fries, pictures and lost copy, were a few ot the ingredients ot this year's annual. But to produce the award-winning book that has become a tradition here at Chu- Hi requires much more than these. Each statt member spent from eight to titteen hours a week, outside of class time, working on this book. The school photographers also gave willingly at their time and talents. This time was well used as the striking addition ot a tull page of color photo- graphs to introduce the book was sup- plemented by the increased use ot spot color throughout the book and the bril- liant tri-colored cover. Utilizing the serv- ices of the student photographers the statt explored the greater use of creative photography throughout the book. Despite a marked decrease in enroll- ment, the statf produced a book of the same 208 pages as in previous years and enlarged their coverage ot sports, student government and activities. The greatest reward received by this T960 SCROLL staff was the purchase of an- nuals bv over QOOL, of the Spartan stu- dent body. ,N in. BETH ADAMS hx, Asst. A.S.B. Editor OSCAR COTA Asst, Sports Editor ANNA HOMER Asst. Copy Editor CAROL LANCASTER ' Asst. Activities Editor I 4 t G - N ',. X fs. 4, '36- CAROL LITWILER Junior Manager STEVE CALHOUN Photographer BOB CHATFIELD Photographer BILL DIXON Photographer X1 .rn ff!-' ,,,.. 1 LOA JEAN BAPTIE Editor-in-Chief SHARON RAMSEY Asst. Activities Editor Q ' x .fkxfi 13-oc? X I .AR 1 Ng lakh ,Z ,A tix, ti. BARBARA HlCKS Managing Editor NANCY RICE Associate Editor f-2 Xi, , . 5 X, y L L ,X if KATHY GRAY Senior Editor ANN ROGERS Copy Editor y-.1 ,- v' si br' 1 K' O ' It l' s - . il' 1 . .r XJ, sg :K l. 9 A 1- -.J-s. . -...- .,f F 2 Q. 'xf' . K l fl, S .HKS S W-ff' can G4 J . 'Z mi' . ,f 3. ' 1154 -,-X' - ,. ,.,X, yi . 4 3 fx -:'.t'. nt. A X.,4! m R A t, L' ' u 'Y-l