Hilltop Middle School - Imprints Yearbook (Chula Vista, CA)

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Efficient Staff Runs Qffice .fb - S., ,V 1 -E xx - , 34 .. A -equi, g gf 'F 3-FQ'-+2 Wyjf' fnpsi' V W - - 'A ' QFHI:-.ew , f 1 - .-qi.. A I L V - W T-,A -:.,., Mrs. Melba Buchanan spends much of her time taking and relaying messages in her role as school secretary. OFFICE HELPERS Top row: McWilliams, Welker, Allert, Machen, Cunning- ham, Zenisekg row 2: Smith, Kersch, luemay, Stanford, Morgang bottom row: Jennings, Oglivie, and Collins. QE Attendance clerk Mrs. Lillian Lewis records students' grades as one of her many duties. Mrs. Bobbie Blakely is always ready with a smile to assist teachers and students. I B I i l Jack-of-all-trades Mrs. Toddy Owens rut' fles through school records. 4

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If J -1 PE HELPERS Top row: Brown, Borgomainerio, Meyer, Rec- PE HELPERS Top row: Wilson, Ingram, Erickson, Cordonier, tor, Cashg row 2: Sanders, Pulido, Wise, Clement, Baddeley, row 2: Rogers, Mariota, Servetterg bottom row: Servetter, Lier- Godeniusg bottom row: Mathis, Summers, McFarling, and Beah- as, and Clark. ler. Y Y ---- -.-...- - ..-.. v......v....v, bu. nerg Mr. Jula, Mr. Cardonier, Mr. Tipp, Mr. ill, and Mr. Bogue in front. LIBRARY HELPERS Librarian Mrs. Humph- rey, clerk Mrs. Moore, Peterson, Mahar, Alexand- er, Biesinger, Cook, Buffington, Bonsignore, Lloyd, Wallace, Nickels, Steere, Hughes and Cow- lishaw. CAFETERIA HELPERS Top row: Bushong, Clay, Allert, Young, Steere, Perdueg row 2: Roley, Ripley, Raglin, Nickels, Hartin, Han- aug bottom row: Campbell, Cortez, Beaver, Ogilvie, and Yenowine. CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Conforth, manager Mrs. Kettela, Mrs. Wenzel, Mrs. Guthrie, and Mrs. Duffy. l i ' i l is 1 c 0 - ,.. ,,, . Su mx Q ' -- 1 lp, mv, '-' ' i 'dit -3105 'iii-1 V . . .rf W l, V. H 1 J In N 1 W . xg Y 'ig , -,V,,. 's F .,,,4, 1 A YQ ' WQM ' P -., Mix T F A 4 . . VY I 4 1 .p:f'..V.-1-,ji-gill., .1 -1 ':3'3f: A I , A 31- ,LA-p 1:35 L is v-Q V - A ig 4' i V h , SJ' ' qu T ' --w-- Y, ,T ,,, il -23g j1i:l:fQg AQ ,. T: ., 53- Y .1 FL.-. ,-.. .. r - -- - e - -111135, 'E' -q--1 ' - - L77 'ff--L1--- . Yi, grwhit-:A.g.z...:,. W ,T . VN 4.

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School Heads Guide Students As Falcons pass through the many doors of ju- nior high, they almost invariably encounter these administrators along the way. These well-known people, deeply concerned with the welfare ofthe students, constantly propped open new doors to educational oppor- tunities. With papers piled high, Mrs. Jayne Mitchell, dean of girls, rises to welcome a visiting student. Nj Mr. William Anderson, boys' vice-principal, opens f his door, ready for morning business with a smile. ' if l 1 l ll L, lj. if lift Beginning a day ofimportant work, Principal John B. Christensen opens the door that leads to junior high eductaion. Eff!! he-I 'ice PRflNClPALr