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

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proved her worth entertaining her classmates in dramatics I ANCIL HOFFMAN Leadership Award Ancil was the personality boy of the class. He was a three- stripe Block member, iremember football, basketball, and track?l and no rally or assembly was complete without his witty ideas or participation. Under his guidance, the new and superior budget plan was introduced into our Student Body Constitution for next year's benefit. While a sophomore, he led yells almost as well as he led our Student Body meetings when he was a senior, and he could always be counted upon to bring a yoke to our homework-laden souls. IULIANNE JANSEN Scholarship Award lulie is blessed not only with scholastic ability, but also with an incomparable sense of humor. And while she has consistently maintained a high point average in grades, she has also had time for participation in numerous class and student body activities. Possessed of many talents, Iulie has and in the musical field fwhere it is feared she plays a more wicked violin than that master, lack Bennyl and she turns out monologues with the skill of a veteran. MAESIE VINCENT Athletic Award Maesie certainly deserved her trophy, for no finer example of sportsmanship and ability could be found in any other Girls' P. E. department. She was an outstanding participant in all sports, the captain of many of the girls' teams, and the capable and much-admired President of the '47 GirlsQ5Block iShe kept her scholastic standing high during her four years to bootll LE ROY HUGHES Thespian Award Le Roy's fine musical talent and Thespian ability proved him to be a wonderful showman and in all ways worthy of the award he earned. He was an excellent president of the '47 Thespian Society, and he helped cast and direct many San Iuan productions while appearing in many more. He proved very versatile, for he worked backstage, too, handling many paint buckets and light bulbs during his career. e,,..,.MM flj

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Q44 IIMMY MONICAL Leadership Award Iimmy was a leader in many ways. He could run like the wind and made a wonderful athlete. When he tried his hand at politics, he proved an excellent Class President and a capable Student Body President, He managed to squeeze in some studying 'along with his numerous other activities, and was even an Honor Scholarship member. And while he was so very popular with the girls, the boys thought the world of him, too. ' TERESSA ZANETTA Scholarship Award Teressa was so active in all school affairs that one would never have dreamed she was getting about the best grades in the class of '47, But her record as a lifetime member of the California Scholarship Federation ta phenomenal total of A's and B'sl proves that she really was. She even announces that studying didn't hurt her a single bit, and from all ap- pearances, she's right. LOUIS KOVANDA Science Award Louie shone brilliantly, not only in physics and chemistry, but also in all four years of mathematics. His experiments always seemed to come out just as he expected, and he usually came up first with the right answer in algebra, geometry, or trigonometry. A high point man where grades are concerned and a good all-round athlete, he proved that science too can be fun. LOYD KELLY Athletic Award Loyd received the sports award this year because he was our class' finest athlete and one of its best examples of sports- manship. He contends that basketball is his favorite sport. and he has made points for San Iuan during all of his four years in school, captaining 1947's 'A' squad. A three year track man and a first string halfback in the football lineup for 1946 and 1947, he was also an officer of his class and an honor student. lv-