San Juan High School - Greenback Notes Yearbook (Citrus Heights, CA)

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palling sight of their Annual Staff s George Biechner Nancy Peterson .' When our beloved advisers t fs Misses Miner and Mueller come ' 'lA',,A .-,V , , A merrily down the hall to the An- w fgii H nual room during fifth period, they 'L Q are unfailingly met with the ap- at work. Near the door, the illus- trious Ancil Hoffman may be found, perspiring freely over his efforts to simultaneously ink lay- outs and keep the feminine mem- bers of the staff in stitches while. nearby, Barbara Henderson is seen wildly spattering paint and ink over everything in her vicinity. Behind Miss Miner's massive desk sits our Iunior Editor, Marjorie Hubert, who is responsible for the calendar. From time to time she is heard to inquire timidly, Doesn't anyone know how to spell 'asinine'? In another corner, glazed-eyed Business Mana- gers Claiborne and Bliss sit huddled together, muttering unintelligibly continuous streams of astronomical numbers, while Snap-Editors Peterson and Mayberry sit on the tables laughing uproariously at their own snap pages. lt may be difficult for an outsider to divine anything at all funny about these pages, but the two laugh on. The remainder of the Staff sits together, ostensibly pondering new ideas, but actually swapping jokes, and our noble Editor is seen flitting confusedly from group to group, creating more and more confusion. Perhaps you are wondering how a book ever issued forth from this melee? Well, one did, and you are reading it. We hope you like it. Angil Hoffman Dorothy Franke Patsy Mayberry Issie Campoy Barbara Henderson Lynn Thomas Shirley Peterson Louis Kovanda Pat Armstrong Pat Martin Miss Miner Miss Mueller Then we take all the pictures, write all the write-ups. paste everything up. and bope we get it to the printers before our deadline. The Staff usually looks pretty wild and disheveled around this time. h ,Finally th 1 - . 9 b s is indeed aooli goes to pre PPV feeling SS an

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l. to r. Iulianne lansen Editor Billie Iean Claiborne Business Manager The first and hardest step in publishing the annual is finding a theme and drawing up the lay- outs. Not a stone is left unturned in our frantic search for ideas. V19 WU . C310 have to erY'hWQ The staff members can usually be seen running anaqefsbookl Ev around collecting bottles. This occupation always proves Smash Hao: our Very lucrative and enables the staff to have a bang-up our bv 01565 party at the end of the year. 93106 takxng xx the M2 1 GMM ogg Zminegxsgeetsli. X05 G-ailk Y' T Y kite? GAS Yea eV QQ K6 smut Q tedo e'

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RoYALia ARMSTRONG PI-Ions: CALE Counselor Library Mathematics Language ITADUIJYR MARJORII1. BERCKI-IAN LESUE GORDON Dean of Girls Science Sewing I 'Im l gil CHARLES LIPSON Language CLARENCE BBRWITH Lucy Gmymgsgy Science English Iunior Business WILLIAM T. MOONEY Principal I ii' I ARDATH PRICE A A Vice Principal G. PA1'rIaRsoN NIXON Mechanical Drawing LUCILLE BIANCI-II EDWIN HoAc Civics Commercial L. A. Relations . E J . -- 1' . ,Q .I ' , EQ, ,,.,, I .. H , L , .zz .. Y , i ... , 259 -rg Y Ross CLOVER MADDUX Hocm Boys' P. E. Music EDWIN MCARTHUR PAUL PALAzzo LAUREL RIZZI U. S. History Typing Home Economics .Boys' P. E. History V MYRLE MINER Counselor English NELL MUELLER Arts and Crafts Esrmzn PRICE Commercial We J .4 ,, , fx fi DAVID RIzzI Manual Arts CLARK STAI-IL Auto Mechanics TIGER CHARLES WALKER English BARBARA SIroMA11a Girls' P. E. ZARCONE Q Mathematics I I J