Hilltop High School - Idyll Yearbook (Chula Vista, CA)

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The superior leadership of Mr. Robert Geyer, Boys' Vice- Principal, was evidenced in his administrative responsibilities at Hilltop this year as he scheduled athletic events, as- sisted students with their prob- lems, and continued to promote sportsmanship. His sincerity revealed itself at athletic events where he con- stantly supported the Lancers and encouraged them to vic- tory. His sense of fair play reigned in his equitable de- cisions and concern for each student's welfare. Mr. Geyer's reliable judgment, calmness, and adherence to his sense of duty aid Hilltop students in their pursuit of a mature, worthwhile life. VlR. ROBERT GEYER, BOYS' VICE-PRINCIPAL MRS. GLADYS HARTZEll, GIRLS' VICE-PRINCIPAL ts Vice-Principal, Mrs. Gladys lartzell demonstrates her con- ern, sincere interest, and illingness to serve the girls t Hilltop. She accomplishes iis responsibility by counsel- ig girls and by her participa- on in numerous other Lancer ctivities. llrs. Hartzell's leadership and witiotive are revealed through 'ie successful Girls' League rojects that she supports as 'ie adviser. By sponsoring the California Scholarship Feder- tion, Mrs, Hartzell's respect :ir excellence is evidenced. erhaps one of the most sig- ificant contributions made by lrs. Hartzell is her willing ssistance which is given to all udents to help them select 1d apply for colleges and holarships, Through her ex- art guidance, Lancers have iund futures for their own Jrticular preferences and eeds, .1 ,,44 W,-rf. E , i 2 - z i, . 'iw' .,,' as

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. is MR. FRED N. MAHONEY, PRINCIPAL Since the founding of Hilltop High School six years ago, Mr. Fred N. Mahoney has expended ceaseless efforts toward making school life better and happier for each Lancer. As a result of his competence in meeting the responsibilities ofa high school principal, Hilltop has attained leadership in scholastic en! deavors, athletics, and community activities. Mr. Mahoney's smiling countenance and jovial man- ner are symbolic of his enthusiasm in promoting l4 Lancer activities both on and off campus. In talking with students about their interests and projects, Mr. Mahoney consistently reveals himself as a true friend and staunch supporter of the green and white. The quiet dignity, ever-present integrity, and re- assuring confidence of Mr. Mahoney have produced the respect and admiration of students, faculty, and community.

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SWEETWATER DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES The Sweetwater Union High School District, under the leadership of Mr. Joseph Rindone, has grown from two to five high schools, This tremendous growth has placed many problems upon the shoulders of the Board at Trustees, Their responsi- bilities have been handled with remarkable success. The newest accomplishment ot the district was the completion of the new seven million dollar South- western Junior College. We all wish to express our gratitude to Mr, Rindone and members ot the Board of Trustees in this milestone in educational facilities for the people ot this area. Harol w Left to right: E. Morris Hayes, M.D.g Edgar O, Rogers Frank l. Whittington John W Gardner Jr 6 Bernard C. Schemmer, O.D.g Joseph Rindone, Jr,g and Verne l-l Wolfe