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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1950 volume:

1.950 SAN JUAN HIGH SCHOOL FAIR OAKS CAIIFORNIA g -'Iii X 9 1,2 4 , I sn J ' M' Q L, Q X 1, L peg 71 4 rl. . . 'T K ' f . - 1 ,- Q QD 3 At first thought it seemed to appear that the staff had finally cracked under the strain when they chose The Fish Bowl as the theme for this yearbook. Fortunately ffor the preservation of the staff's inborn pride and dignityj our theme stems innocently from that familiar expression all the privacy of a fish in a bowl . It is the intruded upon, criticized, in-the-public-eye existence of the frust- rated goldfish which seems to correspond to our own high school life. Just as the goldfish finds it impossible to so much as wiggle a gill unobserved, We students also have been under constant scrutiny. Teachers, parents, and maybe a college or future employer have been interestedly Watching the outcome of our timid knock at the great door of learning. Our friends and classmates have been standing by ready to observe and judge us as we entered into club activities, plays, dances, and all the rest of that gay, mad whirl labeled extra-curricular activities . The coaches, teammates, and rooters have all kept an eagle eye on us as we sacrificed late hours and banana splits for the sake of the old alma mater. Ancl so on, every day of our high school years, we are in a fishbowl displaying ourselves to everyone with whom we come in contact ! As we turn the pages of this book and see ourselves, our friends, and our school as others have seen us, we can be justly proud of what took place in the San Juan fishbowl in the year 1949-50. 3 ' f f 4 'Q I ll - 'yi K. J , 5- '51 'uf 4 i . f 94 Y 5 4? ' I Q I' Q E ' I , ..f3'i+ ' 1 'aww '1 W-.Ji ? mb ,k w- J . , ,, 1, QQ, X.. AV . it A P 5 x -X PM 4 o - It . 'Q 9 ' od 7 I P . L ' , - ig + 1 - -4' I ' Q f'lnr Z, I LV, K V is 'Q QT '4' Iboqf , fa V , ? X l -f U J 1: - . 1 u if I I 'L ll . 4' if 'Q FACULTY Since we Hrst enrolled at San Juan the name faculty,' has probably come to mean more than a band of modern Shylocks with the sole aim and purpose of extracting their pound of homework . Among the persons pictured on these pages we can find good counselors, good sports, and quite often - good friends. In whatever way we remember our faculty we should do so with a deep sense of gratitude, for they are not only guiding us through our fishbowl W T MOONEY days - they are preparing us for the ocean that lies Principal beyond. ODF ARDATH PRICE MARJORIE BERCKHAN EDWIN MCARTHUR Vice Principal Girls Dean Boys Dean CHARLES WALKER MYRLE MINER PAUL PALAZZO Counselor Counselor Counselor NORMAN ANDERSON ROYALL ARMSTRONG MARC BRANN PHEBE CALE SHIRLEY Cl-ARE ' 4 vu' HOWARD CLAYPOOL ROSS CLOVER CHARLES FAULKNER JACK FOX JEAN GOFF LESLIE GORDEN FELIX HAGER E A HANSEN SHIRLEY HEWITT RUTH HILLGER EDWIN HOAG MADDUX HOGIN W F HUNTER CHARLES LIPSON BARBARA LOUGHRIDGE ISABLE MONTE MARY McCARTHY H O NESSITH lube LOUISE NEWSOME ESTHER PRICE BENJAMEN REAMS LAUREL RIZZIE DAVID RIZZIE WINNIFRED SHERROD CARLO SILVA NOEL THOMPSON DELBERT WILLIAMSON HOWARD WOOD ELEANOR YELVINGTON PANSY CARRICK I , 1'7 'fi A I gg A ' A . QT 7 ' 6 1 if- ,' G 1 - S, ' I, Q b I-H. W L tx, , I , A ,f 5 g I A W X , 1 47 9- 5 54 ' .. I I A 1-. E V K 1 ' Bull Berry Edltor Ralph Parks Business Manager fests Mrldred Mxller and I b t en g0SS1P Beqllgy llvlzozney took charge of the snap Sages nor whrle Pat Lavme was our hard workmg en edrtor Merren Bryant Edltor STAFF It IS generally conceded that thxs years annual staff set an all mme record for creatmg con fuslon, chaos, and we thmk a good book From the very begmnmg lt seemed we were doomed to perpetual war w1th the faculty, the stmgmg cr1t1 cnsms of Dlck Hoptry, and that fate worse than death an on rushmg deadlme However, the staff s persrstance coupled wlth the 1nsp1rat1onal crack of Mass Mmers whrp proved an beatable combmatxon We are all proud of the result of our efforts It IS our hope that when vou dust off the covers of the 1950 annual m 1960 o 70 lt wrll help recall mernorles of one of the best places on earth hlgh school Merren Bryant and Bxll Berry could usually be found rn the dum recesses of their edltors oiice sweating over some uncooperatnve layout That rs when they werent pxlmg work on the staff s trusty photographer Frank Treantafeles . ' D ' ' ' . . . ' . . , . . A L 'xx' ' x ' , - f un- ' fl , . ' s r . ' 'ww R F , . . ' w g' L A N F gt X Vg., 4 K V af' ' f ' ,. ' . 0 'A be . H ' 1 A ' x E , k a . tk . I , ' fi, Y v I - , , , . I ' Q ii i i ii ld of pigsklmi hockey - l' Bravmg the wo' f ot were D- Ann? . nd athletes 0 , , d boys sticks, H . Allen, our girls an - Estelle :Hifi Jlm sports fdlfofs' ... 1 aged to crawl 0'-lt ri cl Dick HOPUY aiwaysl ma enough I0 furnish Jim Hurst lihr many' assi!-Znmems Ong der Y el from lm H. comic relief for the Sta This picture explodes the myth of the hard working annual staff . Oh well, everyone has to relax once in a while. 11 Thwarting a gang of ruthless Freshmen, who dared to horn in on our bottle collecting racket. was only one of the headaches encountered by the business managers, Betty Turner and Ralph Parks, in their tireless struggle to make ends meet. 'J gf WW! V I .1 a Q. ,l 4' 1 -xX f 'S, Cathy Drnscoll and I.aVonne Gnllmore suffered many a case of wrxters cramp the consequence of servnng, as sprmg, and fall setretarxes in- ' hose pu tor Kill. T e student body cd hexr student al'laxrS LMUH ani fell, sicxfiers reSpCCUVelY T LI D E T u N L a spring As the mtelhgent lookmg owl on the Councxl p1n 1n dlcates, thls group IS entrusted w1th the lmportant duty of carrymg on the bus1ness and solvmg the problems of our student government Thls year brought the add1t1onal task of adaptmg student affalrs to the new con st1tut1on At the end of the sprlng semester the members were able to look back on a long l1st of ach1eve ments whxch w1ll contmue to beneit San uan nn the future the new fnendshxp plan , for mstance AS1dC from the pohtncal s1de of school funct1ons, the Councll has alcled 1n drrves for the March of Dxmes and Red Cross, and acted as gu1des at the muslc festxval -1 Top Row Leff fo Rlghf L Cam W Brown C Massey B Merrlck B Berry D Chandler L Shurrum R Blass M Call J Haven Row 2 H Kung M McCoy D Laughlm M Lindsay K Dennus I Husu S Stoke B Schulz N Lnghf M Walton D Dnesrel D Doyle BOHOHI Row M Wood J Terry P Newsome L Ledesma M Padulla R Robnnetfe B Mooney M Bryant C Driscoll N Wlme E Wlllls J Wlnkehart .X ,a X, , '1 . , , . 1 y . 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The bug responsnbxlnty of orgamzmg the Boys League fell on the shoulders of the Boys Vnce Presn dents Ronald Pntchard and Bruce Morgan These are the gals that the Boys Vlce Presxdents promxsed to If coope ate wnth Cwho wouldn OJ Kay Dennns and Carol Logan were two of the counuls hardest workers ln flllmg the xmportant post of Gxrls Vxce Presndent As head of the Student Patrol D Anne Estelle was our traffic cop thxs year whxle Treasurer -Im Hurst handled the Student Body finances d conscxenuously d R I h Parks serve Berg Tufrrgdrnxxzussnozhgr of Publxc Relatxons and with m the Obcef? ers deserve the credxt for the advensxsxrgg then' su 0 1C the papers an t e Posters ln the hall wnte UPS mh of San MH m the lstory scrapbook Of P39 Events Logxcally enough xt 15 the job of the Commxssnoner of Entertaxnment to keep us well entertaxned Dxck Hoptry and Joyce Call filled the bxll nobly talung our mmds off the Worrles of classes wlrh first rate programs and assemblies ,ff :gk X f X V N I 'XXX NX , , I If I 1 'A 2 . 4 ' Km Jay D a, IL Y if 1' L L, , A X M -,- YT., Frbx f g fffQggQif 1 . ,,: ' , 11 x x lv A 1 V If I f 'fix XXX 1 xxyxfy dj Qi, ,X 'j f UQ . v,.' ,jf , f ' 0 f J 1 -X f X 'law N3 7 xg , cpe S1 1 NH.: 5 . J uifnseifx K' V , + mf H - , ,All f Q Q QW, X ,,j77' 'n -Y, XX IQ X f SL I I .MEA 'X Ey ' li. l ,I ' J 4- - K: ,1 4 S1 f y 1 gg, 1 S I . L I 1 f ls.-IQLQQ wc h unoaw emacs 'mm f ,i A IK X 7 . I , TAKE ,gf HE BUS MARYSVI L LE TICKETS ON SALE x. Q if fo M H 7-fini 'E ,rf -Z - v , ... A I f my fm 1. -. q Top Row-Left ro Right. D. Ceeehenini, D. Hoge R. Franke, E. Alexander, D. Moore, B. Wagstaff, E. Lindmuer, B. Tahul, J. Fagerlil, C. Howard, J. C Touche G Samuels F Saitlzer T Saettzer G Fitzgerald D Damon M Da Rosa B Wetsel P in rfy, D. Quarles, C. Kreth, L. Phulps, A. French, E. Greenhalgh, T. Cabral, R. Elwell, E. Kingsley, H. Whiting, J. Parnell. Row 2: D. Armstrong, D. Wing, J. Payne, B. Webber, D. MacMillan, B. Voorhees, G. Smith, H. King, D, Syftestad, N. Wilson, J. Tatterson, C. Blenman. Row 3: B. Gray, Knapp, D. Patterson, J. Warren, K. Keith, C. Ries, R. Larson, A. Stange, L. Peachy, D. Johnsen. Row 4: B. Curtin, P, Newsome, V. Neel, S. Bibb, Fox M Saul P Hines E Huff S Griswold C Pope J Burger Raw 5 S Dorman P Field P Meyers B Mendoza G Mullas G Stone P Brokaw B Clarkson B Light L Palmer BoHom Row E Molrango D Kevelo M Meslumons S Worley Y Muura J Sandldge S Ducireh M Lawson D Murry J Sanders C Doll J Sleuger J Shankland L Bvrdorf A Bn-n--. Sucena J Tmel D Duestel K Gilmore G McElroy G Balch D Shearer R Smart G lto A Craig B Palmer Terry E Wagoner Row 3 T Moore A Barnes H Dixon R Jeffrey Shonkwller B Worley M Sonic J Andre R Scollard C Kemptan G Thompson R Boyden M Staley R Lang I Sell Row A B Nedwed 5 Soreide S Coggin S Irby C Vonderhoel L Marrow J Bladus J Prater W Key D Atlun W Berry M Trumbo J Eliason Row 5 A Frederick J Dougherty J Vanhandnngham J Kenoyer L Stice C Johnson J Nielsen C Savage C Flack V Ford M Aguilar G Graves Bottom Raw S Hines M Musual M Coffey P Youtxey N Marin P Hall J Fisher S Lang J Cochran A Webster E Sealers V Johnston L Miller P , L ' T it ' D , l v Y A K , 1 ' , '21 ' ' if v 1 ' ' Top Row-left to Right: R. Ball, R. Rothschild, H. Blake, J. Luther, D. Province, R. Ely, A. Pielenz, T. Leedy, J. Bledsoe, W. Chapman, J. Rupert, J. Gibson, G. Olivo. Row 2: R. Villaneal, R. ,.'. ,.',. ,. ,. ,. ,.,.'.- .D- ,- . :. ,. ,.'.- .P- -v L .J, Top Row-Lafr fo Righf: L. Frazier, B. Kilr, J. Mariin, R. Yorks, S. Srockpole, L. Fischar, L. Shurrum, G. Hoguboom, C. Mexsmora, B. Borbles, E. Ginsbarlr. Row 2: L. Boyce, R. Plderson, C. Badler, L. Srurgoon, D. Follow, T. Wolfmon, J. Bell, D. Murray, J. Goifis, T. Andrey, R. Mills, J. Boueff. Row 3: B. Burger, B. Nelson, G. Moody, M. Shrreri, S. Bolikian, E. Downy, L. Stork, R. Pederson, R. Boxficlx, J. Pope, J. Rurney, W. Smiils, R. Tillarlz, R. Berioglia. Row 4: R. Mulvey, J. M:Cay, G. Chamey, B. Morhnsen, E. Ledesmu, J. Zarn, P. Throne, K. Pool, B. Porhr, Y. Mason, L Goernan J Price B Bisher Row5 A Perxoniul I Rogers S Den? A Woods K Toolan B Gorg B Bradley M Duncan J Clif? R Gloss S Scott M McKee E Elliot? J Sulluvan Bollom Row B Frlas J Burrows B Race B Marker J lun!! P Coon C Jerauld P Roynolds P Hufzler E Yeow V Carter L Swaelland M Boucher B Bowel: fs-..,,,,,. Top Raw lah ro lughr LTorm M Frost 1 Rose M Aragon I Fnher B Mono G Bacon D Hudson B Suggs G Lmd L Wham W Monro Row 2 J Haven C Evans l Patterson J Zachanas M Bachard J Broolu G Srombuclr J Money G Sloddard M Aloxonder E Lopus A Suhor J Makheh Row 3 N Cholburg D Nalleri F Flshor R Dundas F Allan B Russell I Parindgo J Sandy M Hull T Kung R Jerue Row 4 B Turnerskn D Von Horn B Armnuge J Sunlono J Nelson J Venn: D Mlller S Trunbwasnr L Wagner L Walker K Rnchardscn K Hurr Row5 M Mlllarsku L Tharnax B Foqunr M Lovins L Supp l Mull! H Salsberry M Pqdnlla J Sldax J Dako J Olnva A Anle Boflom Row E Godd J Nufhng D Ford B Tull V Krause P Swahonburg C Sleep N McMurray L East F Parker D Wnlhs W if ' fi , Ab iii I L Mzigft CLASSES ACTIO i..A All rxght you lollygaggers knock xt off' How often has thus famxlnar phrase reverberated through the boys gym classes? f ' The boys who feel more at home wnh a carb uretor or fuel pump than a pen and notebook spcnt two pernods of the day nn the auto mechamcs barn Ten years from now the students nn thus class may be Fverythmg but the art of embezzlxng funds ns taught n bookkeepmg, A-r 2 Archnmedes and EIHSICIFI have nothing on the ,reat mmds m the San juan scxence department l- The physxcs class pnctured above IS enthuslastxc ally provmg somethnng about somethmg 1 1 4 W 's ,, - WI NSN 'M' l u - ' n ef 'W , ' ww. - - - V 1 5. . L f, . , I . , ' v 7 balancmg accounts for one of those fllthy rnch bankers. A . . . i WP . 7. , 4 J I - 2 ' e Q xr 4 X e .ff . - .V 2 I . ,X war 4 y A A 3l'.i,. e S + . n ' ' V , 'vu Scif? . , 1, 1-me -n-.Q . JL! ,HI ! '- 4' ?t-. 1 I U 'l'. y .Q . I as nr! M12 J H V if Kiwi 'E-wwf' W H 6 6 ,V I ,N ju 14 W' I ff- ' Em k I J l'A! 1 1 I S., 41' N , V fini' y 5 , ,Q rf --V '., ,f 351' ' ' if ' ' ' -. 'fi, -nf' '2 8 gi- 4. 'V-.B ., A Y Y bv , -44' 4. ff ' -w :5 . ' ,,,,4h.,, . ,A gi I Top Rowvleff fo Righf: J. Lee, C. Brown, D. Hicks, L. Wood, M. McKinney, C. Hines, H. Cuillord, L. Bidwell, B, Keeler, J. Elsbgrry, T. Hicklin, R, Rofcliff, H. Burion. Row 2: A. Wefsel, B. Thompson, L. Sherman, M. Palmer, J. Gray, R. Thompson, B. Barber, D. Braden, R. Bliss, J. Jensen, E. Nelson, D. Doyle, G. Sfrong. Row 3: D, Worley, J. Dial, D. Hammih, D. Coon, H. Lish, H. Moody, L, Thompson, W. Jones, A. Beafiie, G. Hammond, J. Colliepriesf, K. Kuykendall. Row 4: K. Kyle, J. Harris, B. Schuh, M. Bariz, M, Ali, A. Popper, A, Heidlebaugh, J. Culberhon, B. Stover, R. Dow, G. Dickinson, S. Grimmixey, V. Ewald, W. O'Brien. Row 5: J. Clark, F. Nighsewanger, M. Woodie, S. Sommers, V. Cooper, D. Sfuick, J. Johnson, M, Lundelius, L. Ennenga, P Bufler L Ekdahl N Spencer C Jennings Borfam Row W Robinson V Jenkins N McEackern J Lee J Grimes D Adams R Brews B Song J Whikehorf L Aymor C Keim G Eksvrorn J Frank LASS Top Row LeH io Rnghf R Woodard A Baney D Lacy T Hawke P Crlpe T Val! J Schroeder J Ruskelly G Lanier J Tinker R Auery L Jolme Row 2 J Wells K Sondsor T Berkover field B Moydell V Owens D Davis B Woodmonsee Row 4 J Lambert D Hughes P Clark D Hendry R Robmefie P Thompson F Parnell A M Pearson J Kopf D Gales D Holgahn S Smith S A Smnh R Hough Row 5 J Cowsenl D Schroeder S Lang J Spence D Dummm P Hard L Ballklan D Earle R Calmodo L Hunter J Wilken L Hauser E Groves Boffom Row D Atherton P Evons B L Buroker W Peek M Kaplan J Peek M Segraves L Moydell M Evans W Bell H Meadows S Wolff G Weiss ,x .. V .,! V X I . . - v h A , , , , ' 6 4 T. Smilh, L. Challburg, R. Straw, D. Clasten, D. Ciuries, R.lSr:orl, G. Render, V.,Benny, hA.ASeahrs. RowA3: N. Wyafi, L. Lucina, C. Retzloff, F. gchire, B.-Sanford, AB. Curiy,'D. TidweIl,'G. Scmeri cl, J. Gammelgard, L. Bencken, J. Bryant. Row 2: R. Martin, B. Crocker, J.-Rogers, L. Hoffez, J. Walker, B. Pritchard, B. Freedman, F, Campoy, R Hutchinson J Pemmy C Hill M. Seatux A. Braden. Row 4: L. Ledesmos, W. Durrett, J. Franklm, N. Palmer, V. Mann, L. Andersen, J. Field, P. Shepherd, S. Morey, Q. Rulhadele, B. Burger, H Zonetta M Neumann R Chandler Row 5 B Cypert J Volnne L Knnlxley G Urakavra L McKnight L Lawyer J Re Bottom Row S Allred J Elmore l Pearson P Whnhxer N McBrlde D Dickson C Whexllo R Call J Call J Cnffelt Z Piper P Carter N Wmkelman F 2 Top Row-Left to Right: H. Astle, T. Sondidge, L Kizer, J. Elliotr, J. Havdon, C. Massey, l.. Baker, G. Bockmon, D, Sanfor C. Harrington, J. Duren, M. Brant, T. R. Lawrence, L. Coin, D. Hampton, J. Taylor, R. Taylor. Row 3: P. Boling, D. Sherwood, :ther G Thomas W Schlentl M Murray J Rice R Jones J Allen Top Row Left to Right D Lee D Luper H Torxter D Calwell D Hunttlng C Whnttaker B Phelpm B Lnobel G Joseph P Shields J Ernest R Hardvrlck Row 1 B Cornck J Padgen B Krause B Hell G Yeaw P Moxer G Ogg D Webber C Marks E Parsley D Brown W Hoppnng W Porch N McCoy Row 3 R Greenwall J Ducknon E Spence G Schroeder l. Arcuru J Maudlm J Newburger B Hampton K Whute E R. Davu W Desemone G Monica R Brown W Brown Row l R. Wood D Harper S Garylene J Paul T Elllmor l. Eoxt M Edo L Golf M Drnxcoll K Walker H Mnkle J Famer C Strnevex Row 5 B Braden G Week B Blake M Kmg N Branchcamb G Dougherty J Vlxker L Morrow C Walder l Haverman D Peterson 1 Porg I Greene Bottom Row M Boucher J Johnson P Enmark C Johnson B Tuter C H-ek: P H Harwood C Brand N A Halchuxon B Klasxen J Mitchell V Willn T A Peterson L Brokaw P . a v' f . ,. V ' ' X ' I I L . ww' s z ' V ,gy V ' 'f , ', Vg Although thus form of esercxse 15 referred to ln some cnreles 15 srnerly eonsngncd to the drnfr wood patrol we have pnetured xr as Z1 Freshmen aetlwlty showing., thelr readmcss to pxteh xn and help out whenever ealled upon I ss Actlvltles Although Mr Gordon and h1s blology classes mrght fmd fault wxth the mammoth butterflxes that mhabnted the prom the umors dxd a swell Job of decoratmg The Latm seholars mform us that Sophomore means vuse fool And ngq we gome to that 510,-,ous mgtltu but anvonc who dndn t attend the W mter Nlardx Gras sponsored by mm Senior Cut day' W'h3g gadlgnq pleasure m rhms glass was gust plam fool m our book lccrmg at your lower classmen frrends as vou forsake all the rewards of higher learning, for one dav of mad fun' ,N A ' u Y, 3? -' 0 .Q N ,y ,, . ,, .Q . e ' u i , Y , x . .w . X s , J .ki Q, , R . ' fs ' W, F , Y D Zu .x f , 'X 5 Y 1. 'fi W , ' - 1. ' H . . . ,' ' y v f - v - Y - , U V- - va V . . . . , A i '. ' . . , ' u - U 4 . . x Iv 4 v 'Ibex 'F' 1 Setting the pace for the freshman class were Sue Bibb, presidentg Robert Smart, vice presidentg Janice Sullivan, secretaryg and jackson Haven, treasurer. Getting off to a fine start by staging the first dance of the year, the class of '53 has rapidly become a full-fledged part of San juan. CLASS OFFICER H Q ' 'Sis ,rf s Qi 5 Despite rumors to the effect that seniors spend all their spare time pcrsecuting freshmen, they can be justly proud of their accomplishments in other fields during this past year. Heading such activities as the senior ball and play were Mac Call, prcsidentg Bob Correa, vice president, joan Evans, secretaryg and Becky Mooney, treasurer. Such events as an excellent junior play and junior prom rank high on the list of projects undertaken by the hustling juniors. Walter and Wayne Estelle took over the president and vice president offices respectively, while Bever- ly Hillyard and Margie Wood assumed the duties of secretary and treasurer. 5 3 3 The never-to-be-forgotten Winter Mardi-Grasl' was proof positive that the sophs are going to be hard to beat in anything they tackle. Performing the duties of- office were Rollie Bliss, president, Harold Lish, vice presidentg jerry Jansen, secretaryg and Clark Massey, treasurer. ....- -4, Top Row Left ra Rrghf R Strong R Palmer B Syffesiad J Sturgeon R Cecchemnn J Vervnlnx L Ragsdole W Boyse W Estelle E Davn Row 2 W Bell W Eshllo B Jen R Harr H Dolson W Hansen E Davis I Pool H Chaxialn J Kanoyar E Mulligan Raw 3 W McW1llnams M Human R Vlncenl K Thompson D Merrlck R Young M Peak J Haverrnan J Srone D Lnughlen R Carter Row4 D Jonas B Fox C Nou P McDonald D Fneld N Mamn L Smnh R Correa D Gubxon I Horedna M Mendolh R Harper Row 5 M Wood M Tummnns P Errecari l Snyder D Hawks -4 Edwards W Gm! J Cabeal R Knnkx J Crow T Arfherron B Munr Row 2 A. Slonsbury D Scon J Gracey F L Bryans Row 3 J Taylor B Exfabrook A Peierxon L Boggs G Anno C Momn W Branchcomla J Fagerskog A Henschol L McKee R Rhodes Row A Y Mudgofr J Lund N Salsgnver V Smnh J Wollman F Haven J Gaisman S Kenh D Zvaldo J Bassefl J Ramsey Row 5 L Maudlnn T B Hrllyard L Ezell A Taylor R Garfueld Bohom Row A Pmolo L Padllla M Mykelbox! K Hendrickson E Koepke Top Row Lal! lo Right E Ferguson G Garfneld E Hurd R Rhea Treanrafeles K Mallnor B Warton D Lova J Bnggs R Fnnxley Hollander E Wilkerson o Dofson D cupp, D Muller c Hauser N HIQN L Whllaker G Cook J Shce J Clemenl C Cofflng P Walden an yy 4, r U. - V K N. . R 4' . It I f - 4 l B, Morlonxln, .B. Lawson, B. Blelani, Al Ramos, Q- Sfrolzcll, D. Frencll, T.. Hernanael, P. Runsell. Bohom Raw:'W..F -fretfl S.. Garlano, EJ Bryanl, Aarchese: E. Marlin,.B. Perrlf, Morganl 1 A, l V' ., , - 1 2 . f 1 f Ny, -I A. Top Row Leif to Rrght J Gubxon W Armstrong G Hendry J Poultney B Kopf J Rausch B Perczval W Brown D Fnher C Cray Row 2 C Ledbutter D Banks S Nuttung C.: Pnelenx J Graham P Balch S Exlell D Davls l. Johnson Row3 R McCowan D Blackburn H Fsrroll C Millar W Martin V Hansen R Ellwell B Couch J Dual L Aymar Row 4 K Denman P Kent D Osgood E Royal W Wagoner M Hansen P Athey B McMullen M Palmer Row5 G Luurln B Geller F Hallenbeck P Oldham S Osborn R Neu burger C Robartson M Johnson L Shelton Bottom Row L Ottnnger J Vondarhoet R Collrapruut J Gordon D M:Mullun V McGusrk P Blades M Jackson B Turner fx Top Rav Loft to Rrght V Haven M Clarkson J Clarkson R Marshall R Snple E West D Fnald R Mann D Qumcey Row 2 A Carrxco IL Shepherd S Aron J Thubodann B Nucholx A Weston D Punola D Svrcrt B Nichols I Malone Row3 R Shephard O Wenger R Moore J Llltle R Hall R Campbell J Vuell r D Chapman Row 4 W Larson N White J Ewald O Esplnusu D Kent S Schofield B Jones J Wright G Rothfelder Raw 5 A Knler I Harrison J Nelson M MCC stlo B W UH l. J D ll ry y amos Ogg E E not S Bo-Iuff J Morrow lattam Row S Smith J Smith J Brock B Robards M Fryer C W1ll4s M Andrews E Wrllu R Hunter B Flemnung 1 D A , ' Q V . 1 ,y , 1 A :' - I ' I A r - I - r 4 I ' . r ' I ' A I ' ' 7 ' I - 1 - ' I - ' .- .- , - . - ',- - 1- f - . - . - ' , - I - , - . . . . ' , - , r - . . , . , - . . I , - . - . - . - - 1 - . . , . ,- .- . A - 1. S ll Q .fo ,,, .A .Z Zn, V. .-'f , N I I .-:K fa A W ,WM 1 ,, .,,, , ,N f .r1,, ' - 2 W ,J V In 1 I 5 - I - r - I A A f ' r - I 4 l r ' r ' - ' 5 ' A r I - r - A I r I I jim Allen, our first semester president, has certainly been ,1 grand leader in everything he has attempted. Being prexy of the local Hi-Y and an officer at the first model legislature surely proved his abilities. Of course, hc's probably best known as that Hjolsonu guy who sang his way into our hearts at the Minstrel Show last year. Along the sports line, he proved to be .1 wonderful guy also. He's the one who gave us the super sports pages in this year's annual. And at the games, you always saw Ole' Faithful writing down all those complicated statistics. 5. M ?.-u kg UM. A as nl' 'Z 2' if ' is 412. X- fi 'rest 5 N 1 4. M 6 I 4 up 5 1 , .- .S I. , i Bob Grotheer's powerful kieking leg and hard-hitting blocking and tackling on the line earned the football award this year. The basketball award went to all-around athlete Diek Camilli, the mainstay of this year's team both in seoring and defensive ability. Both boys set great examples of good sportsmanship to make the old San Juan Spartan doubly proud. deserving receiver of this year's seiente award. lust to shovt E IOR Arriving at San Juan in the middle of her Junior year, W'anda Loveland proceeded to dish out some pretty rough competition to the local intelleets, So much, in fact, that she was seleeted for one of the eoveted seholar ship awards. , ' Q ti ,fi ff' M Bob Nlerriek was a close eontender for both the seholarship and basketball awards. However, his prowess in the seienee lab was his outstanding achievement, and it made him the what a versatile guy this Nlerriek is, he wields a slide rule and baseball bat with equal skill. AW RD IP! n Ralph Parks IS able to look back on four years 1 outstandmg scholastre achnevement, as well as upon takmg., a buy, roll 1n Thespnans, H1 Y student government annual Our delegate to Boss State last year Bull Berry proved that when smeenty and frrcndlmess make up a party platform, the result ns nn earnest, popular leader Affeetnonatelv known as Dum Dum to hrs elassmates Brll nexer lost h1s head or hrs sense of humor rn the mldst of the turmonl and as co tdxtor of the annual md member of the basketball and track teams the opportumtles far traekxng, up were numerous from the lowllest freshman to tht m13.,ht1est senlor ve ll mlss that old grrn lround the halls of S 1 unn nut yt r staff, and other sehool aetnltnes He tangled sueetssrunlx wnth suth bram bevuldernnp, eourses as Latm tru, and tollcpe prep to more than earn a seholarshlp award Xlthough many of us hut known the rt xpntnt of tht Thtsplan aw ard as a student bod leader elass elowsn and all around tus, Brute Vlorgan was un h1s tltmtnt bthr d tht fo L lights both ln tht electnexan s booth and on state Ht eould alxx ass be depended upon to ln tn ans parts and hls .1rr1x1l at a rehearsal xns arlably mexttd a mlnor not Good txmes and fun seemed to just naturally follow on the heels of Nladman Nlorgan fs Dolores Blake and Iranees Graham took top honors rn tht calm of gurls athltuts Both gurls haw tontrnbuttd mueh to rht suetess of the Glrls Bloek and G X A durnm, rht pas' war and haw also been real leaders rn utry phast of lnft xt Sm uan C,ong,1atul.1t1ons to a eouple of swell sports' CLASS 0F I95O 5. s 1 WILLIS ALEXANDER FRANK ALLEN JIM ALLEN DORIS ANDERSON HELEN ANDREE FRANCES ARCURI JOY AYERS DORINE BAKER JOHN BAKER CARMEN BEADLE K' be ,1- 11 JACK BEEMAN BILL BELL BILL BERRY REX BERRY BEVERLY BIERLY DOLORES BLAKE JACK BOLING ROBERT BOWEN MARILYNN BOYDEN ELDORA BROKAW ADA BROCKMAN JANE BROWN MERREN BRYANT DICK BURGESS JIMMY BURRUS JOE CABRAL PAT CAHOONE JOYCE CALL ,-A1 l in MALCOM CALL RICHARD CAMILLI DONNA CAMPBELL BILL CARA RICHARD CARVER PATRICIA CHAIX G, 'Pl JK' DONALD CHANDLER CARROL CHAPIN JOAN CHARLESWORTH DIANE CHASTAIN ROBERT COOPER ROBERT CORDER LE ROY COROTHERS ROBERT CORREA VIVIAN CRACKEL ANN CUMMINGS LOU ANN DANIELS NANCY DE CROIX KATHERINE DECROW KATHERINE DENNIS JAMES DENT GERALDINE DENTINO JOHN DIESTEL BOBBETTE DONNELLY JACK DOUGLAS JANE DOYLE . , f .J , xx ' 6 I I Q. I GI V t ' .:.' I A If Ii' ,.l, Li i 'ln 1 ' K ', V A Y X k i' t QE C ,-M24 , va. 5' J ,. 4' .V I - A 1 El , x 'jr if 1, 6- , h A 1? S KN , J III. I I! '57 4 5 X 'xx L 4v1pf 1 .Z 'D 12 MJ DELORES DRALLE JAMES ELLEI CATHERINE DRISCOLL RICHARD EMPEY MILTON EAST D ANNE ESTELLE WALTER ELLIOTT JOAN EVANS PAUL FLANAGAN JOAN FLORIS EDDIE FOX LOIS FULKERSON CAROL GAMMELGARD DAVID GAMMELGARD 6 I'I 2 E E LA VERN GILLMORE LA VONNE GILLMORE JOHNNIE GUISTI JOANNE GLENN FRANCES GRAHAM GRACE GREENE NEWTON GROUT BOB GROTHEER GLENN GUM RALPH GUNBY DORIS HALL FRED HAMPTON K W x , fs., 4' P B' I ff,-I L ,ff I Q I 6 F' ' A U .9 , 6 m Q Gi Y gf , ' - I Q I A , ,, 3 1 I ,I I X L I ' . 1 V: ua A .. ' Tlx: ' VWLTSS5 I 'E I 15' R ' N . ,sax , ,W ' my u If Il, . K f Ap ' uf - . 1 gi 6 ' ' Q T flu rw -LA 1 40' PHYLLIS HARDMAN JOSEPHINE HARTSHORN MARGARET HERNANDEZ LARRY HICKLIN DOROTHY HOGABOOM RICHARD HOPTRY T. BARBARA HUBERT JIM HURST INA MAY HUSU CLARA JACKSON CELIA JAIME HAROLD JEFFREY an BARBARA JENNINGS RONNIE JOHNSON TED JOHNSON GAIL KELLEY PAT KELLY FRED KEMPTON i '91 fv- .A Ill!!! 3 i CERARD KENDRICK HAROLD KNUTSEN SAM KIER PAT LA VINE LOUIS KNESEK KENNETH LAWYER . A x 3 S. 6 5 5 ss- Y' f 3 x A A 2 V A IJ X 6. A ' I V O-Q 5, V ' .4 1 , rf X f ' sr f f . , L. m i L5 K . K r gg , lr, -V N 1 , ka K A- 5' ' ' . 8 'x 4, . V Z in a I ' , , A F 1-- ' wa. 4 - SQ R A N A .J . T 1 , I . I I X . 'F A ' 9 'Y fr' A . 'F L+ ' Y '4,. -V : nw ,lv A 'F KW .V , A , v X T' ' 5' ,1 W cn f I . 7 -i fi V ' ff I W i fi' 1 l 64 WALLY LEINEKE NANCY LEONARD LARRY LEWIS MARILYN LIDDLE MARILYN LINDSAY CAROL LOGAN Ci. -1 N A WANDA LOVELAND MARILYN LUCE ROSEMARIE MANICA JOHN MARTIN RAMONA MAYFIELD ROBERT MERRICK I as ff ln, If 1 I 'WIS .ibm FRANK MEYERDICK RUTH MEYERS BARBARA MILLER MILDRED MILLER TOM MIURA BECKY MOONEY s BRUCE MORGAN NORINNE MULDOON JAMES MUCK DOROTHY MURRAY JUNE MUDGETT JOHN MUSCHETTO VIRGINIA MULCH WYNONA MUSHLITZ 0, 5, V' I f s . G'-1 0 RA. . I Y AT rf. I I in I I ii . -gg 'V . 5 5' GI 'fi 'S un.. l ' I , U 56- 6 gn I I 1 , X 4 lf? 'X 'Z YI V J 5 V 'gf IJ f Q . 4 iv A , , W . J 1 I L 2 si ' I Ax fi I 6 I ' 4 KENNETH MUSIAL RAYMOND MUTH CHARLES NELSON ESTHER NEUERBERG SHIRLEY NEUMANN DICK NEWELL F 45. wa -fx BEN PADILLA SHIRLEY PORCH PHILLIP RAVINALE MILTON RICE DIANA PALLADINO LAURA PORTER KATHLEEN REICHE PAT RIOLO RICHARD PALM DONALD POTTER BARBARA RENO BONNIE ROSE RALPH PARKS WAYNE POWELL ROBERT PEASE RONALD PRITCHARD DAVID PETERSON BILL QUACKENBOS A I I , 4 . . A uf ' V I ' 1, 'lg , 3 I T fl ,, HF I I x PW I K ,W l 6- 5. A 4 Ii :QQ - Xu N I I A . +4 sa' A 4? I I ti Li- - - , V ,XIX ., I Q 5 ' M I I KA I Y i E J I I ? .i- Q gm ' Q Q ' 'x K :J r 4' Q, ' I . X., Qxgxgi ,. 'Q K ., .H ' i 1 5 I, fl IL l 7 I, ' . g bT 'b Lg4?w K I gkfigia . -L ff f I K. 12 S' 6.x fr gl JIMMY ROWETT BEVERLY SCHULZ DARREL SIMS LOUISE SPENCER SHIRLEY STOCKE KENNETH ROYAL CAROLYN SCHWENCK MARVA SIMS MARILYN STANLEY RAY STONE VICTOR SALLE BARBARA SHACKELFORD VANCE SIMS WINIFRED STODDARD IEROME SUNDBY ROBERT SANDERSON CHADDIE SHEPHERD GRANT SIZEMORE RONALD SAWYER LOWELL SHIRLEY .IAMES SMITH EMIL SCHNEIDER DELMAR SIMMERMAN FLOYNELL SOPER BARBARA TACKLEY JACK TATTERSON PATTI TAYLOR JOYCE TERRY J S WHITEHEAD JIMMY WOODARD BETTY WILDBERGER ALFRED WORLEY JACK WING ALBERT WYATT EARLEEN YENNE LETA ZIEGLER LORRAINE ZIKMUND ELAINE THRASHER SHIRLEY WAGONER NIEL WATERS MARY LOU WATKINS BIG FISH IN A LITTLE BOWL Perhaps someday nn the dlstant future you wnll unearth th1s annual ln the attlc, turn to the Semor pages, and wlth d1mmed eye remember your acquaxnt ances ln that grand and glorious Class of SO' There s Bob Merrxck, a star of the basketball team and a bram, too' H1s sldeklck D1ck Camllh, could make a baseball do cartwheels that ls, when he wasn t too full of spaghettl to clrmb out of the dugout' Becky Mooney s apple p1e sure used to h1t the spot after a football practlce or play rehearsal an talk about smgmg Dlane Chastam could make you want to curl up on the nearest cloud' ohn Dlestel was another guy that was actxve rn the athletlc department He and Ronald Sawyer were first rate team managers Let s see, what was h1s name? How could you forget Lowell Slurley the fellow that used to make l1ttle ones out of blg ones 1n the chemlstry room? Gerry Dent1no and Donna Campbell were always good for a corny joke and a lot of fun Remember the fellow who was forever hurrymg to a play rehearsal, H1 Y meetxng, or a dozen other act1v1t1es7 Even nn athletncs Sam Kler was on the run as a crack hurdler' Al Worley was another all around guy , and no slouch at a track meet, elther There s Rrc Carver, Carmen Beadle Barbara Reno, L1ttle Del Sxmmerman, B111 uackenbos, Vern Gnllmore, and all the rest of them, paradmg across our mme worn memorles But enough of thus ' sedlment Anymore and the staff wnll have to mstall a kleenex dxspenser 1n the edxtors office' zz, 6- A 5 ,X -N, ' . I .V ,nh - ,nj Q 'F i 1 if sg '. 6- ' ' ' . . . d . . . , ' ' . I 7 ' l , ll ' Y! ' . Q . If Ka' Q s-x X 1 ef fb I :L A cf-' L gg. Zgxfu 0 My 1- , 43 , 7 'N 1 mx 1' ' MW.. NAK- x 1: Qjfj.- ' ' K f',5.,3 ff, ,,.. 2'1 9,1 LA . ' I 0 1 11' I i ff N 5 Q .24 , lax X . Top Row Left fo Rzghf W Powell T Johnson F Meyerdlcli .I Graham G Plelenz D Beatty J Gnusfr F Kempfcn Row 2 R Carter J Mulllgon L Crothers J Beeman B Quackenbos J Dent D Dovws B R w 3 D Loughlun S Ezzell B Syfrestad P Flair Correa M Call G Kendruck J Duaz R Johnson B Corder Borfom Row Coach Fox Cadvusorl C Marfm B Sanderson D Hoplry J Babb D Chandler V Gullmore B Grotheer J Rower? N Grout Coach Clover ladvnsorb BOYS BLOCK No sehool yelr would bt tomplttt vuthout vmtthlng 1 sgroup of mwultd, llpSt1L,lx smeared, clean shaun, paddle weary chlracttrs undergo the tortures of 1 Boys Bloek 1n1t1.1t1on If you survxve thc 1mt1at1on, It s a pretty good club hom cur and um one who attended the Gypsy Fantasy can attest to the 1b1l1ty of the members to put on 1 top notch dance the worthlest of therr man act1v1t1es, wlueh lnclude 1'CI'l1OVlI'lg non Block members from the Block bench IS the sponsorshlp of the umor Spartan Athletlc League Th1s under takmg not only prov1des athlenc competltxon for the elementary schools 1n our d1str1ct but also promotes a sense of good sportsmanslvp ln future San uan athletes ll- ins- ThlS lovely dxsplay of hands fthe one on the left ns alnvej advertxsed the gomt block dance Gypsy Fantasy Oiieers B ll Quaekenbos VlLC presxdent jatk Brbb secretary jrm Dent presndent, Bob Sanderson treasurer HO CR SCHOLARSHIP - Sprung., Ofhcers oyte Wxlkrla secretary Crue Greene Ute presrdent Al Braden treasurer Bttty Turner prcsrdtnt Almost every uncalloused, asplrmg young Freshman eagerly antxcmates the txme when he may clarm member shrp 1n th1s select group fthe dreamer However as the C S F s record number of 1n1t1ates show, there are few of us who manage to beg borrow, or steal a sufhcrent number of those elusrve A s to gam admlttanee before graduatlon day rolls around Thrs years twenty new members have really gnen the organ1zat1on a shot rn the arm , and therr combrned cnthusrasm and 1n1t1at1ve resulted rn a good old fashxoned carnrval, whrch prov1ded Concessxons and dancmg for many 1n attendance ust to prove they are above par dramatrcally as well as mtellectually the group staged a fine productron of The Farmers Daughter th1s sprmg Fall Ofhcers Ralph Parks vnte presrdent Pat LaVme secretary Carolyn Schwenck presndent Al Braden, treasurer .JY Top Row Leff fo Rlghf R Parks R Young B Merrnck V Hansen V Glllmore G Garfield D Merrnck Row 2 A Braden .I Deal B Burger M Muller B Turner P La Vane E Wilkerson K Thompson R Harr Boffom Row Mass Sherrod fCdVlSOfl L Peferson J Wrllun R Correa G Greene B Reno R Robnneffe J Renher J Gcsfman xg? M' 1 I' rj Y v .yup . A. 1', .. I, R, K ,. , . 3 ' . s K u - y . -, L 9 L v , 3 . . , K . . . . . 2 H , Q ' ' ' s Q Q ' I I Q , . . . v ' ' Q1 7 17 ' ' , 7 ' 9 - Y I ' ' u ' an ' ' Cl 7 ll ' ' , . file' f . . ..,i3', -1 I , J 1 ' , ' ' , r xr' H , . , . . 1 , xr r , , V, ' . v K, V K' J, ' 'ifw . ' ,Vt -V .ff , ' - m, K ,a .Y :vis ,xfzsitigf ' ' -ff-J E -2.4 U 2 34... I a , 3 ? r ' -in j f , ' . , - - : . , , , . , , , . , . , . . I . 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 . , . 1 . 1 - - 3 I ' I ' 1 Q 1 - 1 . 1 . 1 - 1 - - THE PIANS Spring Officers: Sam Kier, presidentg Rosemarie Manica, reporterg Bill Berry, vice presidentg Becky Mooney, secretary- treasurer. . . g , Fall Officers: Bonnie Rose, reporterg Sam Kier, Contrary to C0mmOn Op1I'110I'1, Tl16Sp13f1S HIGH IZ vice presidentg Millie Miller, secretary treasurerg necessarily poetic souls who go around with a dreamy Ralph Parka president- look in their eye reciting lines from Shakespeare. At least not this San Juan dramatic groupl There was a great deal of controversy as to which radio play they would present on their program. Those in favor of a grisly murder mystery argued that the passage wherein somebody steps on a cat's head offered great possibilities for sound effects. However, the group decided that it Would be advisable to present the more humorous The Pussycat and the Expert Plumber Who Was a Man . In a serious vein, the Thespians wish to express sincere gratitude to their sponsors-Mrs. Hewitt, whom we thought we couldn't carry on without, and Miss Bascom, who proved we could. Ni! r uf . a .v . Top Row-leff fo Right: B. Turner, D. Hoptry, R. Parks, S. Kier, B. Be'ry, R- Palmer, MA Coll, P- R0ViH0l0, B- McCowcn. Row 22 J. Reirher, R. Harr, B. Correa, W, Estelle, F, Treanvafeles, B. Morgan, W, Estelle, R. Siple, R. Marshall, B. Hillyard. Boffom Row: B. Mooney, T- Hollander, M. Miller, R. Manica, V. McGuirk, Miss Bascom, Cadvisorl, L. Ezzell, A. Brocltman, W. Larson, B. Rose, L. Gillmore. 3 I R hf J Gb K Mnlner K Thompson V Hansen D Merrick C Ledbefter J Stone R Young S Nufhng R Strong J Top Row Le I fo ag I son Mnlllgon Row 2 B Morgan H Chosfoun D Hoptry B Correa S Kler H Jeffrey J Hursf L Hncklun J Beeman V Gnllmore D Chandler ll S W Et Ile Boffom Row Mr Hoag ludvnsorl J Allen B Berry J Quincy G Kendrnck M Call R Parks J Kenoyer W Esie e J furegon se J Grccy HI-Y Pall Otheers Bob Correa nee presldent B1l1Berr tha lam nm Hurst setra Y P Sam Kxer pruldent Nile Call trelsur r Sprmr, Q Setretary W ITEMS Kendall N nlmr F Lsrt prtsldmr rt asurtr lm G atk 5UmL 1 nbson ,ILL prl5IClgnl The house hghts go off Mr Hoag runs for the the CX1t, and a representatwe group of ine, up standlng Chr1st1an youth under the msplred leadershnp of Al Sapone, proceed to shoot up them selves, the Walters, and the scrlpt unt1l Fearless Phosphate enters upon the scene and completes thexr rumatlon It Would be extremely narrow mmdcd to judge the character and morals of the H1 Y boys by the1r so called one act plav l though eertam of thelr number are stlll haunted wlth lfftetlonitt mcknames such as a1lb11t , Kllltr md Dum Dum Among the H1 Y s less bloodx atcomphshments thls year are the repalr of the baseball Chamond, part1C1pat1on 1n the annual Conference at Yuba Cltx, a tr1p to Stanford, and the presentatron of a hundred dollar scholarshlp to a graduatlng senlor boy Sandy Nuttlng and Mac Call brought the club ldded f1me and honor by servmg as NICC presldtnt of the 1950 conference and as representatne to the Nlodel Youth Leglslature, rcspectn tlw ' 1- 1 - 1 - I - ft V- ,- I. ,- , . ,. . :. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,, ,. ,. , . , . . I - f- ,. 14 , - 1- 1- 1- f - 1- ' I - 1 1 . .Z ,,,e K z ' . -.-4.-,. , ,J - . , g..' , , L, Q. , . 9 D ' - - ct sv s 1 ' x V an x ., . 1 J . . . V J f - . X . 1 - - u ar - r - ca- L . . . HJ. .,, , ,- s . t . ff - as fr su 1 , - ,. . , . , - . , , 1 . E . . 4 , r 7 J ' N V V : E 1 x 4 . . . , A 4- H .I . , , -, v H , - MII- ,-. ' QI. Y '- .' , v . . . 1 ' . , , - . . t . 'V t A s y, V. 4 Top Row Leff fo Righf B Turner M Luce L James C Robertson G Rolhfelder R Monica T Hollander Row 2 L Boyden A Brocltmcm M Miller B Hubert S Neumann D Campbell J Denhno G Greene J Evans R w 3 W Mushlnz K Dennis C Logan D Chastain L Ziegler D Estelle R Correa B Rose C Beadle Boffom Row Mrs Goff ladvusorl J Lind M Bryant M Andrews J Glenn l Gallmore P Kelly B Mooney E Yenne Like several other clubs the Tri Y stlrted off the year by combining their talents on 1 new constitution After its completion in October, 1 candle light induction XVIS held vs ich increased the membership to almost forty Having dispensed with thtse formalitits, tht Tri Y launched into their regular program with 1 will The results took the forms of a cilcc salt Luggage Day a dance, donation of swcltshirts to an orphanage at Christmas, supplying food tc a needy family, and rtprestntation at stvcral conferences throughout the year. Lynn Boyden was chosen to hold the office of Assemblywoman at the Model Youth Legislature and was reported to have filibustered with the best of them! TRI-Y Sprint, Olhttrs Rlqutll Corrta treasurer irmtn 'mtitllt ip un V. wnona 'Vlus it! prtsidcnt Nlilln. Mil tr watt president U Anm lsttllt sccrttary Bonnie Rose rtpurter , Nea . Qhirld' . r'f - , ., ' Nlu ch L w residCnt . runm 1 . vw? P from tzll Oth xgonm Waco,-y kabsent 'WN' 1- . lcta 1094 ' ITU - hip :UTM ' l5rocl'lY1Un' l' pnwrel' Top Row Leff lo Right A Brockmon R Bowen D Hopiry M Jerue B Phillips C Walker M Johnson L Daniels .I Gostmon Bofiom Row F Treontafeles D Laughlin L Ezzell L Spencer Miss Cole QAdvusorD N White B Hlllyard D Gibson J S1 ce PRESS CLUB Every other Friday noon period a vast hush reigns in the San uan High School cafeteria Freshmen and Sen iors alike gulp their beans in abstract silence, for on this day they are en grossed in the Press Club s school paper, Spartan Hi Lights Despite financial difficulties, this staff aided by Missqlale, has faith fully reported social events, sports, humor, and all the rest of our school affairs In addition, they have intro duced many new ideas and interest factors into the paper, such as photo graphs and Senior baby pictures A long deserved note of thanks, then, to the Press Club Qeven if they did spell you name wrong when you made the gossip column ' in Nancy White and Louise Spencer the business manager and the editor worked like Trojans to give Lf us the lowdown on everything from the next dance , V Y 8 1 to the last track meet' Armed with a paper punch and laden down with copies the staff was regularly mobbed every other Friday. GIRLS' LE GLIE The preamble to the Glrls League constltutlon, whxch was adopted thns fall, states the League s purpose, to prov1de a medxum through whnch the group of gnrls as a unlt may work together for the common good, e1ther as leaders or lntelllgent followers, ThlS the g1rls set out to do, and as the success of thexr varrous act1v1t1es proves, they have made great progress 1n the undertakmg The annual Hrgh JIHX was h1ghl1ghted by folk danclng a Hne program, and good food The Mothers Receptlon was e qually sucessful, grvmg the many mothers present an enjoy able evemng of entertamment wxth the1r daughters Under the new constltu t1on, the League has rapldly become one of the brggest parts of the gxrls l1ves at San uan And who knows, fellows, they may add an amendment whrch wrll allow us to be non votmg members'Q Presndents Carol Logan and Kay Denms were always ready to hop mto the nearest convertrble and attend some sort of conference wxth the League s advxsor Mrss Berck a-1 xx 1 bug srster IS a bug help m gettmg off on the nght track at hxgh school as the Freshmen gurls pictured wxth Bug Snster Chairman Kay Denms wnll agree X -I Ofhters 'vhldrcd Nlnller wee presndent Barbara en mngs sttrttary Donna held treasurer What appears to be a huge hen party IS merely a Glrls League meeting gettmg under way SCIENC That old proverb honesty IS the best pol1cy has h1t San uan pretty hard It s gettmg so you can t even forge a pass anymore, what wlth the heartless Scxence Club producmg a l1e detector' Under the able leadershxp of thur sponsor, Mr Gordon, and presxdent, Lowell Shxrley th1s group of buddmg SCICHCISCS has rapxdly become one of the largest and most successful orgamzatlons at San Juan They meet twlce a month to put their heads together on varlous projects fthe majorxty of Wh1Ch are of a more harmless nature than that Hendlsh l1e detector, 1dent1fymg sea shells and collectmg fern, for 1nstance These projects culmlnate ln a dnsplay at the annual sprmg open house Sev eral field trxps, lncludmg vxsxts to such places of mterest as a filtratlon plant, the C H Sugar Refinery, and the U S Steel Mxll rounded out thelr program Well, now that we have been mtro duced to the Scxence Club, well know who to blame 1f the 1960 famlly rocket shlp develops jet trouble Q,- 440 w bqd fn 5 i Qrley Vfce Pre5,Jer?:' Adv,,o,, L sijilffary R Sawyer SY Presnden, Top Row Leff fo Raghf H Jeffery D Summs V Simms D Love R Palm R Harr J Marhn Row 2 J Since A Weston A Cralg J Gasfman R Campbell E Decrow R Slple B Morgan E Taylor J Brown Boffom Row fSea1edf R Dow J Culbertson B Stover B Burger fl ' . ,, . J a - v 7 ' D , ..... - f...,,c . . I. . I I . ' I , IA ,, . V., ,-I' In A ,us F ,Q .,. 2 0 .' A -v' fs X, '7 4 - Q , , , - Af, ,.' ,.' ,- ,- ,. ,- - 1, , . , . ', . , . 1 - f - 1 - 1 - 1 - - I. ,. ,. 14 - 4 .4 'ilu Y' 'Q M fW YUM LW- kiwi M' .,c S 5 N --swf :,' i. Q . l 3015- if 7 O 'mum' XX ' f O 624 6 NX QNX Q, 'Q Y X ff ff b C Q ,U I 'M X XX, in : XX 1 :S vu v. ..T....iii l gbunulg.. v x A , , . l' lik. L fl KL, '.. his 521172 I JN . , , x tJx91niaLe: bali va-w ' ' ' 'dim-If Flght LIT1 Spartans hght c.m Thosg ut us who rcprcsunt our School on rhg plum figld md gvmnaswm Hoor an constmtlx m thu hshbowl 11 - vi V ' al yn l - v 1 ' , , , . - fl , . , , , ' g . . ' av y - - iw. i. 1' 1 5:53. ,- zifffi 5 iYi5'r ...Q , A A g,1'??:.Z5vTiw'u-, 'fir if M. a .. W f .1 i--.K 1 4 .., , - i,-X 4' ,fact V V. 5- m. -...-. e It +.,. Top Row '-Lefi fo Righf: D. Rhea, G. Garfield, G. Pielenz, B. Groiheer, D. Simmerman, B. Kopf, L, Ragsdale, R. Palmer, R. Pritchard, J. Gibson, K. Lawyer. Row 2: N. Grout, B. Jeii, D. Beaify, D. Davis, L. Gordon Traineri E. Davis, F, Dunlap, J. Sfone, C. Ledbetter. Row 3: D. Esfabrook, L. Bryans, J. Milligan, D, Hopiry, J. Gracey, L. Hamblen, K. Royal, B. Muir. BoHom Row: R. McGee lManagerJ, C. Massey, J. Diaz, P. Balch, V, Gillmore, G. Kendrick, J. Knapp iMancger. g ,V QM.. .Q M -- --ff 141 ,,.,..- 0 d,,,.f DAVIS ...gpg l I FOOTBALL .AA 4.8. xm seq s. 5 s f 1 ssl so, d' D Brown J Howton J Massey J Martin, C. Silva, L. Shurrum, S. Stackpole, L. Wham, D. Chapman, I B. Barber. Top Row-Left to Right: J. Pa len, . , . , . , . . G d J Bell, H. King D Hampton, E. Nelson, D. Doyle, G. Oiva, T. Leedy, C. Whitaker. Row 2: J. Bryant, B. Burbles, J an y, . , . ' F'sh K. White lmanagerl, L. Fisher, absent when picture taken. Front Row: A. Raney, R. Mills, G. Lund, R. Lucena, D. Caston, D. Braden, B, I er, . ,W 2 7 3 5333: N 3 X lf Left fo Right Dave Hampton Gary Lind and Coach Jock Fox 1 ,A u'- 5 . A 1 v-, -' -'-minor 'bei f ' , ' H ' 19-. U' . 354. . .' A 'uw , nf' ' 4' ' fhfrfgblr,-,-1,-6:,,KI .1 f ' - fur: ...,.- ,,..: ' f 2 7 Y b 1 1 4' ' 'N 'J I , 1' 51 54 ff t N ,J 1' ' gf ' Q. K f 2 ,ww-F , I I .. ,, A ,,, M, Y . ,, 7 ,V , ., -QW , -I ,:,.,7, , , M , , 7, , ' KT , avdmp .11 U f ' ff ff I J ,Q -. ,, .- , ',-an Q' L l- Q, 'M I . . ,,,, MMM , , ,W4 ,. .. ,11' 'J . , . . . ' 4 s.2 ,pf ff M , ,g vf f' Y,,w,,' V nfifu w A f f .V ff f -W f w X WGRLD CF SPQRT 2-1 -Q Zi l i xy. ,r M 4NSXKXK'F 1 - 2 . 1 f ' 1 3 egg 5 , X? gp gf ?5gy?.,'Yg Pff 11 . x . h - 1 I h 1? 3. f r 'df I ,xylgjU1l gi V ' fff 1 L V .4 1 .5 in L.. 'su' M E gap s 1 5 A in 131 ' ? 2,,',, I Q1 M -xx A ,pq .R- L . A fy l .1 ', .,' 2 yah il Q f ,,', ls W 12' JU4 'Q ,gk-RU N, -Q I - E 1 'ff X' L if J I 1- ,FJ 5- it Xb ' TENNI -e ll TMNT 'S'-nu... . Tennis is one of those unfortu- nate sports that receives no particu- lar glory in an annual due to the lateness of the season. Therefore We feel it is only fitting and just to report at this time the impressive record piled up by last year's team. With twelve wins and two losses they fought their way to a second place position in the league. Returning letterman Mike Mc- Kenney, backed up by Muth, Davis and Morgan, should give the Spar- tans another strong team this year. Mr. Lipson is to be commended for his fine job of coaching under the inconvenience of having no home courts. lFor further developments regarding our team's success this season, see next year's annuallj ,.-. 1 4' I A l 'UV'-H4-il Left to Righf: Coach Lipson, Roy Muih, Mike McKenny, Bruce Morgan, Bill Pritchard, Glenn Smith, Howard Whiting, Darrel Davis. CRDSS COU TRY Paced by Flanagan, Giusti, Elwell, and the Estelle brothers, the A Cross Country men captured the title at the Sac-Joaquin Sectional Meet for the third consecutive year, thus giving San Juan permanent custody of the trophy! The AU and C teams brought added laurels to our school by emerging on top of the heap in S. F. L. standings. f .- L, . . 41 Top Row-Left to Right R. Diffenbacher, H. Moody, L. Benclter, J. Tiffle, R. Villareal, W. Estelle, B, Couch, W. Desimone, W. Estelle, J. Deal, H. Wilson, D. Worley. Boffom Row: Coach Clover, P. Flanagan, R. Elwell, J. Guisfi, B. Phelps, T. Voif, J. Schroeder, H. Knutsen, J. Mafchetf, M. Wolfen, J. Mcrfin. TRACK Although our track teams did not have sufficient time to prove themselves before this book went to press, from all reports they show great promise of coming through in the flnal stretch Sprinters Call and Shep herd hold their own in tht speed department Kucr Flatt and Pritchard have great expectations hurdlers, and Roy Carter heads the pole vault lineup Many of the cross country fellows are back for the long distance running events, while Berry and Wham will be on hand to put the shot With Postle consistently break ing the tape in the 880 yard run, the teams should be strong league contenders W 3 1- F I 'L I yy, I , 1 , as 'I iw- u,...'.--,AK ' 'r.'- .1s:: Jai , Y -. ,al K ' I i - Q vi--. - ' ,M Y. in x. Top Row Left to Rrght V Simms lmgrl M. Rice, M. Wolten, B. Leibel, L. Whom, T. Leedy, D. Manhart, H. Knutsen, V G'llm0'e R SGWYQF lmgfl ROW 2 Coach Clover, E. West, B. Phelp, J. Matchett, D. Banks, R. Palmer, S. Kier, R Pritchard B Worten B Berry J Allen J. Bibb lasst. coochj. Bottom Row: P. Flanagan, R. Elwell, J. Giusti, B. C Shepherd G Kendrick M Coll A Wensel: . CQ f , 5 - - - rr '-,f:,'.i ,. ff' 1 ,V 'F ' 'f iam. .1 7 S-' i .,' 'lx Y , . ,p... 1. fy.. h. 1.51 .-.lf -q avg 91-as--1 l ilflll B Top Row Left to Right D Luper L Wood J Diaz J Taylor J Schroeder B Couch B Jett C Retzloff H Kung J Massey F Trecntafeles W Estelle Bottom Row Coach Clover P Flatt B Rothchild P Morer W Estelle R Muth D Hampton F Schnra J Martin B Krause J Whitaker L Bencken R Carter ho. '2 '! ' Berry gets behmd the 12 b s ot .r Msn ,U , 4 v J -wir'-out F- ! W dh- -...,- se -we-L Ame: -1-3 .wwf -Qrrfmg ...- Massey, Pritchard, and Kler Taylor gels off a nice lump Zoom 0Ve 'he lows .img Qi 'T' 0 3 Coll, Flanagan, Estelle, Estelle Gunsh, and Elwell R'Cef UP and Over off with the gun fe:-.ff-s ,-4 ,-.--CA -5 4 Top Row Leff to Rlghi Coach Clover, B Gray, R Duffenbacker J Tuttle, J Deslmone, W Wang, R Scollard, J Moody, J Collueprlesf, A Sfange, R Strong, GD McMullen, A Craig Boffom Row R Welson fmgr J, B Worley, H Taylor, D Haggerfy, B Kuer, R Vnllareal Hammon, R Larson, J Dickson, J Deal, N Wilson, K Weldy, .I Knapp fmgrl A .l T N . N .59 ' ' 57,-. 5 'I 1. I f' E 1 , y , xg, . 4 , VV o f-4. 1 - r , ,Q PV- - .fum-'f .V . . ,,- ., A' I . i ., ' T ,ff N 'gym ,,.?.:.-mg : Q, , , V -1. - . .VT V V , . 'V .4 A Ja vi ow' 2':r' -ff. A-.HV .4 V- '- , -P' f 5 R . uf- - 4- 11, V -ui '.'fi-x1 . , M-A, V 4 .1 -H. -, . .g lflydn ,, ,.,-1. ..,,,fyi HBA yyhw, .fq,,, ,. - L . , ,VA,, .. Q K C.. .... .. , ,j ' A 'f , .A ,4.:,.,. 2' :ff - , , . ' Q , 134' D me f- ' 7' ' ,. . , . ,. -- - ,.,.., , , , , -. . 1 fm V ,Q 'Y' - ' , .- ,- A ,,. .,.,,,, -.slggaqig-M , v - --,D 1. L . - - af. . V.--- . : -fix. 5 w?i fvfe'fV ,f5e:',4, J'-' ' A . . I ,. . ' A ,V 1, ... - 4 I , I I ' . . V -V ,, V , y J -. , V , . . - ,fi Af f . ' r y 7'-A 1. - 'Z' D' Y . ' 'I . ,M -, . 1 J Q, .,. 7 - J A ya ' N ,J A ,J l I 1-5 .V Cl 4, s ' Y . .l Q V I . -' f Y f : ' 4: ' -- A -... . 55: -g' ' ' ' ' ,!,.,,.,:'f-oagig ' , -.. 'ANZ-',. . I 1 L ,,g.,-.Vr ,, ,, .., 757 ' ' k .,-A,,,v Top Row Leff to Rlghf R Mells G Stcnbuck E Nelson J Rower? S Nufhng J Sturgeon B Merrick G VA Garfield G Plelenz D Laughlin D Merrick R Scoif Boffom Row Coach Fox V Hansen CMgrl C Miller K Lawyer G Graves D Davis B Syffesfad D Camulll D Cecchefhm C Morhn W Dunlap BASEBALL As early in the spring as it was possible to navigate the base lines without a pair of hip boots, many San Juan athletes began softening up their mits and strengthening their lung power in preparation for baseball Neither the J V s or Varsity had oppor tunity to give us any statistics before the annual s deadline, and as with track we are limited to predictions With Varsity men Camilli, Svftestad, Lawyer, Davis, and Nue burger showing great promise, the squad should be more than a match for all comers. Outstanding fellows on the J. V. nine who back up our prophecy of a successful season are Hicklin, Doyle, Shurrum, and Curry. Sturgeon safe at second. Lawyer and Hoptry poised and ready ,gimme-4. -.li Aw' their putcher usnt so hot' Nuebur er and Camllll talk over theur sngnals f-ix! Diff J V Hubs at pepper practice Syftestad snags a hugh one .4 N .nl '75 S.,- A Top Row Left to Right Coach Reams L Bidwell L Sturgeon G Mamca C Mark B Barber Ju D Syftestad H h o Blttner Lopes J Bryant lmgrj Middle Row D Cecchettml D Casten J Martin S Stackpole B Curry J Warren H Burton L Shurrum P Shnelds D Doyle J Luther Bottom Row L Fusher L Luceno C Messmore T Hlcklm R Bluss R Rotclnff K Kuykendall J Bell A AA KS- , ,- IX . . . , g . . , ff . V If ' - 1 I E 4, lv' I V- VNQHQ- -L.,--H. ' A f . - ' ' ... '.... ' .',.-, l ' r7 'H if .2 Y 1 l i ,J D. -X --1 W I N' r ' -' -Z ,, W , 'aa A . H ,. 1. I g I . .. If 1, f I , - A 5 - J . 1 - X , f ,J 'Y N I X . t f.. .3 . .- 1 l-elf' ' ' J' 'J t, in - 1' L ...J ' y ,hnjlji-,A-,-,-,nt-ff iq' Q ,V 1 N A QV Q -1 . , .Lis,'R. Bll, P, U , E.,' , . L l ' I l : Right Row L Aymar Back Row Leif fo Rnghf M Tlmmlns S Osborne B Robards M Johnson D Van Horn C Robedson, R. Chandler. Fronf Row W Larson P V Xw 5 5 I I . .J PEP B Ar Top Row Leff fo Rnghr K Glllmore N Wells R Sawyer V Hansen G Yeaw D Brown R Harr E Hurd D Weber P Owens Row 2 K Harr A Popper N Whlte Row3 J Roskelly J Martin W Bell P Walden F Treanfafeles J Taylor W Bell M Ede D Hughes Kneelnng S YELL LE DER .- R Carter, B Rose,J Ewald, M Luce, R Hutchunson . - , ' J 4 g 1 -,,,' ' I ijt Q Y 1 1 . . ,, , ,. XY I . ,A I Q 4 1 J 1 , x A E Q P -5. ' I - ' ': . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . . , . ' . : . , . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . ' : Top Row Left fo Rlghf S Kler M Call B Morgan J Allen S Nufflng J H rs? Row 2 M Bryant l. Gnllmore D Esfelle K Dennis B Mooney R Carter Mr Palazzo Boffom Row E Wullus G Denhno C Logan M Luce B Rose J Ewald ALLY CGMMITTEE Those soul stlrrmg comblnatlons of blarmg band mus1c, yells, and wild antlcs wh1ch we define as rallles can be attrlbuted to the lngenulty and WIC of the characters m the above plcture Under the lcadcrshlp of Mr party pooper Palazzo and chlef joker Bruce Morgan, the Rally Commlttec has done a hrst rate job of backmg our telms Wlth hne school spnrxt Although It worked under the CllS'ldW11I1t2lgC of stagmg most of the rallles ID the gym, the COYUIUIIILL turned out m1ny dl'3l1LlIlC trnumphs whit was lukcd ln tllent was made up 1n corn sueh as Mr Anthony , and The Marysvllle Mohawks or Never Try to Burn Cl Sparmn 1t the Stake We are also mdebted to the eommlttee for decoratmg goal posts 1nd takmg tlckets at home games KS I :- K!! ,C , 'Ya in. 'iw il on 21 4 Jfh' M .L '4 Top Row-Leff Io Righf: D. Cupps, Y. Mudgeff, J. Wolfman, B, Turner, P. Kent, S. Scofield, M. Myklebosi, J. Basseil, T. Whitaker. Row 2: B. Robards, O. Doison, G. Rothfelder, B. McMullen, M. Jackson, J. Lind, A. Kizer, R. Correa, I. Heredia. Row 3: W. Larson, M. Andrews, M. Palmer, D. Miller, F. Haven, B. Fox, P. McDonald, B. Hillyard, P. Aihey, S. Strauch. Row 4: E. Bryanf, L. Smith, B. Wyafr, S. Gowan, L. James, T. Hollander, E. Wilkerson, D. Gibson, I. Harrison, J. Gasiman, J. Nelson. Bolfom Row: E. Koepke, J. Brock, A. Ramos, A. Pinola, B. Lawson, I., Ezell, J. Stice, W. Sferriff, D. French. x CLASS REPRESENTATIVES M. Stanley, D. Cupps, P. Newsome, fAbsent when picture was takenj, M. Neuman. Go Ao o In its second year of re- organization, G.A.A. is surg- ing ahead with a schedule so full of various sports and play days that one may wonder how all these activities are fitted in. The first season of the year was hockey, and many a sore shin was sufifered from the flying hockey sticks and hard balls. In volleyball the championship games were the high- lights of the season, and after ll long hard fight the Pyzgygz came out on top. Basketball was the most pop- i ular sport this year with 200 B- J. Lind, D, Blake COACHES Miss Thompson, Mrs. Loughridge. f M- - , Top Row Left to Rrght K Decrow J Mudgett I Husu J Hartshorn D Hogaboom A Cummmgs N Muldoon D Blake M Stanley Bottom Row J Brown B Muller F Graham J Ayers P Ruolo D Anderson R Mayfueld G Andree W9 Top Row Left to Rrght J Cgll P Enmark C Johnson W Durrett D Hughes J Johnson P Clark S Sqmmerg D Arthertone D Hlcks Row 2 G Dougherty D Harper J Allen B Cypert V Jrsnklns S Gnmmeggey V Ewgld W OBruen H Zanetta J Lambert B Burger Row 3 J Fortuer N McBrrde L Pearson J Paul B over J cpl M de 0 ate L unter A u ap w J Rice L McKnlgh Ekstrom C Kevm J Culbertson J Juclrzl N Palmer N Wlnkleman R Qulnn R Dow G Thomas W Schlentz Bottom Row P Carter J Grumes J Clark W Robmson R Jones D Hendry R Chandler A Herdlebouth S Morey A Pearson Z Prper L Brokaw T Peterson i 0,4 5 tn' Eli iff mulls H vga! lllllll lll I .. ll 4- . H 'i A7 , Gwjjjilvylgf If O iw My S Qjfw' J 5:8 55, x WMM f'W'WJ X ,J jealwzw g I , ' ff 1 M Xi , f . at V , S, 1 X O - r ff M' f A , 2? U fo O U f -17 - , D' 4 'A- Q, z X JN!-J'lv Q A iw! ' fgpwfl 'Q 4-F' i I, 9 wiv N2 5 v w,,,,, . K vw 2... gf,-...i. Leff fo Right-Boffom Row: J. Taylor, S, Nutting, L. Amar, J. Ruport, P. Walden, F. Treanfafeles, D. Hughes, D B. Hillyard. Row 2: D. Holgare, A. Henschel, M. Peak, J. Smith, L. Hoffly, W. Schlenfz, M. Ede, W. Bell, A. Popper, K. Harr, J. Wilkins. Row 3: W. Bell, A. Sfange, J. Knapp, O. Wenger, K. Gilmore, R. Sawyer, J. Brown, E. Yeaw, J. Clark, R. Call. Row 4: A. Vance, R. Harr, G. Pielenz, D. Fields, B. Moydell, J. Martin, D. Weber, E. Hurd, P. Owens, N. White. Top Row: J. Roskelly, V. Hansen, J. Parnell, D. Brown, G. Yeaw, P. Cripe, N. Wells, A. Worley. 0 Have you ever considered the gigantic task of eihciently cramming 2500 students inside the bulging walls of our high school? When you take into account the additional trials and tribulations encountered by placing these students in various musical contests and of feeding them between blasts on .1 tuba or arendition of Tchailtowsky, you will appreciate the hm' Work of our music department in playing host to the Sierra Foothill League Music Festival. Under the leadership of Mr. Hogin and Mr. Faulkner and with the aid of the Student Council, this event has given San Juan an even better reputation as a leading school in the held of music. . mr, Leff fo Righf: M. Da Rosa, T. Hawke, E. Huff, F. 4 k xr Aggistanl Lllfll L. Siarf, J, Franklin, P. Newsome, E. Thrasher, L. Aymar, Mr. l'3ul nt L B. Keefer, C. Blinman, D. Swart, R. Glass, P. Chaix, W. I w - , . 515323 929!92!Qn 1 . l I I v I A Top Row-Leff fo Right: R. Woodmansee, D. Hammitt, C, Refzloff, D. Scofl, P. Fluff, Mr. Hogin, G. Hendry, J.- Howton, G. La nfer, D. Porter, V. Haven, B. Bell. Bolfom Row: D. Ogg, S. Sfrauch, S. Bailifl, L. Knight, E. Brokaw, J. Reifher, G. Kelley, G. Greene, .V. Mulch, D. Miller, D. Chastain, M. Luce, L. Gillmore, B. Rose, N. DeCroix, W. Mushlifz, L. Boyden, M. Andrews, J. Wolfman. New to the school this year is the A Capella Choir which has rapidly been recognized as one of the finest singing roups in our area. Directed by Mr. Hogin, they gave excellent performances at school programs, over the radio, nd at civic events. Although all sections of the music department have done themselves proud throughout the year, there is one in articular that deserves recognition for service beyond the line of dutyu. In the words of our coaches, More than ne game has been won by the pep band V' W'ith Sandy Nutting and Al Worley wielding the baton, the pep band was lways on deck to give our school spirit a boost. N. McBride, J. Rogers, S. Balikian, L. Balilxian, Wells, C. Jeraud, P. Walden, A. Asfle, Mr. Hogin, M A Herrin. n cpnrtmcnr fha, Hman. BEGINN N HOIR Q40 0000 Top Raw lefl fo Rrghl J Cowxerv M Bartz J Spenze L Palmer B Lugh! D Furzgeruld B Cyperf S Allred D Srurch M Woodne B Ruce Row 2 N Wnnkelmon C Johnson P Enmark M Maslnmons B Wya!! D Hendry V Mann J Koph D Hall J Clxfi D Kuvela B Armliage Row 3 B Boshcls H Salsberry I Mull! M Padilla J Blades S Sommenr S Lang J Ramsey J Eliason M Coffey M Muslal J Sanders Row 4 J Price J Burger F Hallenbeck J Johnson M Palmer T Hollander L Maudlm G Dougherty L Wagoner F Nlghswanger A Websfer B Harrnrnan B Porter Balham Row L Hunler A Plnola J Sandldge J Sides B Tull J Whllceharf DVANCED CHOIR Top Row lull Oo Rrghl C Janne E Koeplre J Culbertson B Muller R Wood D Cupps B Lang Row 2 T Pudnllu R Garfield E Brokaw B Curl M Kung Hallam Row I Heredna J Wnllnxn B Flemmmg S Smnih M Jerue C Sleves A Ramos V Johnson laccompanlsfl E Neurerburg lrloyesl :ss B Plullnps W Durrevv J Call l 1 4 S , , Z ' 7 V P. Hall, IM.-Kaplan, T. lPelerxon, L. arallaw, S, Worley, Duclxefl. l ' A . 4 I I I I . I . I I V . I oe. -.9 -' D 94 JA A D V ' 0,14 1 5 y . Q f ,V - I .7 V H as f - 4 L . in , BGY GLEE Top Row Lehro Rrghr L Johnson B Nelson J Tnnker D Curhs C Shepherd F Ragxdale J Roxkelly B Phelps K Lawyer Row 2 R Smari R Roxhzk D Franke L Fnschar T Wolfman G Ross B Crocker J Bacon G Schroeder J Wnng J Marche!! A French Raw 3 J Lmle J Haverman B Padrlla L Shurrum M Palmer J Blow D Cecchethm N Wells W Alex under L Sherman D Casren R McKee Row 4 F Pusher M Aragor E Alexander D Chandler V Glllmore R Woodard R Moore E Nelson M Rice R. Olsen F Dunlap B Barber R Wnlson Borrom Row B Voorhees R Gumn D Armxrrong L Hncklm J Woodard R Call Kaczompanml Mr Hogan J Allen F Treanfafeles C Nelson L Phulps S Mafullch JU OR r.. Top Row Len ro mgm P sclmg sz Ely s Moyden E seam, D Johmon no. 2 J Roxkelley 1 Ramey J Knapp A slung. E Lopes D umm H whnmg D Mq:M.ll.-m aww Row J Nuvvmg B Partridge R Lucena R Vlllaneal J Andre D Neulerv N Challburg G Smnh Q g.'L-,,, -- A 6 1 . A' I Qu nf, - N , - 2 A Q . QL-ly' ig A A 'Eb , :'3'wl, , ., ,G '14, 'f ef f' Y ' fi 8.945 Ap' eV L ff.. , ,, x .Q sf, K 1262-. - QA 3.5-11-fi .gf s y fi :Q W 12? 2 ' 1:. -. f .'-' - 'r .Z 'F' fa , ln mum, fam ,t x w 1 'X f ,, xx fi? f 6 'rf'-K-'A ' Qs f , 5 9: . ii? fa .-h?f'5 - --'G , 15 ,-.'2 , 77' 4' x 07 r lf 0 I g qa I 1 4 D ' , at K 1 Ur 1 ,- 5 w ' qt., r A ' s J f ,A 5 ff 1 'sf m 'T +21 F2 1 ' 1 , M X' :lf-2:'3 KH 9 .-HhWIif'vS5?3'g 'A , 'sm 'al . 6 .1 V 1 c , 5 vu if ffl 'S5Q. Y' . .,,, ggi a , 2' fi '4- 4? l - I .41 l..'.4'X. 2 SEPTEMBER 12 Freshmen may come, and Seniors may go, but school goes on forever! Time to wend our merry way back to the old alma mater and polish an apple for Mr. Palazzo. SEPTEMBER 16 A big mob of loyal Spartan rooters crusaded to Grant and watched our val- iant football team go down in a glorious blaze of casualties. Sandy was really out for the count, but the encounter was .1 glorious opportunity for Hoptry, who is now sporting the only upper plate at San Juan. OCTOBER 14 Well, Freshmen, after today you are welcome to stroll down the halls with all the dignity of a full-fledged member of our student body Qthat is, if you'll stop darting between the legs of us tall upperclassmenj ! OCTOBER 28 Thanks to the Freshmen, the gals got a taste of the mental anguish which the male species has to endure - the first dance of the year was tolo! NOVEMBER 7 A new scourge has invaded our fair school - the Burly Boys ! NOVEMBER 11 The football team managed to keep their eyes off the Armistice Day Queen and her attendants long enough to trounce El Dorado. NOVEMBER 21 Ah, love that turkey! And then Mr. Hansen wondered why we answered questions concerning honeymoon plan- ning with a satisfied lmrp! DECEMBER 20 The Hi-Y finally broke down and traded in their phonograph for a real live band. DECEMBER 21 Some teachers haven't heard of the child labor law. Mr. QScroogej Hoag assigned homework every day of Christ- mas vacation! JANUARY 18-19 Tote dat barge, lift dat bail - Luggage Day rears its ugly head! JANUARY 31 Have you ever noted the interesting reaction when one applies a piece of ice to the neck of a blindfolded girl-those Thespian initiations are more fun! FEBRUARY 3 Those of us who were favored by the gods and managed to transport ourselves to and from the prom without getting stuck in the mud or having a flat tire, thoroughly enjoyed the Juniors! Climb Aboard a Butterfly . FI H STCRIE MARCH 3 The sweet fragrance of spring blossoms was wafted gently through the night air at Gypsy Fantasy The Blocks apologies to those hay fever victims who spent the evening sneezing in their partners faces MARCH 30 SDC! 31 The Senior play cast put on a bang up performance of Meet Me In St Louis the high point of which occurred when Bobbette Donnelly sank her teeth into Bruce Morgan s leg what taste! . APRIL 22 Over two thousand horn-blowing drum-beating violin-squeaking impre- sarios at the music festix al! And then they wondered why I ran home and broke the family ukelele into little bits! APRIL 27 Public Schools Night is really a terrible drain on one's resources - presenting such problems as diplomatically pushing your parents into a dark hall when the English prof appears. INIAY 18 Believe it or not, we weren't served hamburger, after all. uniors, w still love you! There was only one complaint concerning the banquet - the Burly Boysn missed their finger bowls! VIAY 26 Horrors, another formal dance! But its worth all the discomforts of a dress shirt and tie to attend the long-awaited Senior Ball. JUNE 4 The baccalaureate services were just plain beautiful Cno witty commentj. JUNE 9 Now we Seniors know how it feels to abandon ship or jump out of an airplane at 10,000 feet. This graduation business isn't as much fsobj fun as it is cooked up to be! Sharp s Sportmg Goods Complete Lim' Of Afbletic Equipnzcnf. TOWN 81 COUNTRY SHOPS Village SUB DEB SHOP Co mplctc Lzne Clothes Gu' s Phone HI 9 7387 BONNEY and GORDON STORE FOR MEN TOWN Sc COUNTRY VILLAGE SHOPS Village Ice Cream Bar Nothing But the Best FULTON at MARCONI KELLAM'S HARDWARE APPLIANCES SPORTING GOODS Fair Oaks, California Fair Oaks Furniture and Appliance COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS William F. Sturch PHONE 227 Q 1 i R OAKS STO Fair Oaks Variety and Hardware NEWSTAND GIFTS JEWELRY CLOTHING Telephone 66 P. O. Box 124 RANDY WAGAMAN Homes, Lots, Acreage 2406 El Paseo Lane, Town 81 Country Phone HI ckory 9-9621 p,,fy4!fj'gLff1 WWW W MMM Www WWW W ,W M1,M'! M? ww MW WU PF X I ,dy f ff JJ K Tower QSPORTING 0 ,J 11Vbg 2045 425 V M W -034521-54? QYJC-iene Krooke Q I' GAS OIL LCCESSORI S W d B Y P C h 1 Ph IV 91225 ' M Lzfffw I 1 x 1 V JJ! . ' 7 ' If L! 1 , 1 ! 1 1 I I J ' f 1 - ' mf J ' ' , ' W yd - Year ' usines . Ca i I V 1 f 'me XJ 1 I fx' 1 V .. . , Af . Pic '1 , fu 0 s W V RE E 9, I 'fy . 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C late Automotivwfrs ' - one - Complzments 0 M LLERS Rosevxlle s Largest Furmturc Store Phone 14 S15 Vernon Rosevxlle Cahforma See Our New Decorating Studio on Rzverszde Avenue B u d s Chevron Stotlon GASOLINE AUTO SUPPLIES ATLAS TIRES and BATTERIES U S 40 at Antelope Road Phone 3581322 Courtesy Vulloge Yarn Shop The Hobby House we speczall e zn everything for YOUR HOBBY MSFCOUI at Fulton Phone IV 9 1487 All Your Insuranre Needs Care ullg and ltdlfltlllj Handled J F WHEELER Class 0 29 Phone 61613 CICIUS I-Ielghts Cahf 7716 Old Auburn Blvd JEWELRY FINE REPAIRING Sothre's Watch Shop Swiss, Gruen, and Elgin Watches CARMICHAEL Compluncnts 0 L. H. Sandy SAN BORN Phone 778-,I - 12 Grant Street ROSEVILLE Compliments of BroodIey's Home Supply Faxr Oaks C3llfOI'nl3 VI S BEAUTY SHOP Vlola Lawrence FAIR OAKS BLVD IV 9 0947 CARMICHAEL Com plzments 0 Potters Grocery Folr Oaks Fountoln Pete Florence Doug Delxczous Hamburgers FAIR OAKS FLETCHER BROS PHARMACY Finest P esc :pi 0 Service Do thyGry dRvl Co etc rOk :M o Town 86 Country BEAUTY SHOP Ann Babcock Phone HI 9 3396 Rosevllle Po l nt C o San Juan Seaslde SERVICE STATION R V Chopp ll B ff fe Arte Those Who Know Use M r p d Gr e D E V 0 E B L 9 x Phone - . If 0 l I 1 . . n r r 1 n , , ro a an e on sm is Fai a s a arc ni Pl10I1C 52W - Fall' Oaks Carmichael - Phone IV 9-2221 I 0 f oss . e Tires, a cfs, ssories corner a i osa an e n . ack ane Welnstock Lubln Co Sacramento s Finest Department Store Dlal GI 3 6881 K Street at l th Stark s Pharmacy REXALL STORE ne 72 F Oak John Pardee Plaofograpbzf Supplzes TOWN SL COUNTRY SHOPS Op n eek day even ng,s 7 9 M r t Fulton Avenue Phone HI 9 3129 T e Shoe Shack LADIES MISSES BOYS a d GIRLS shoes and accessor es P o e 4 W 248 Vernon St ROSEVILLE CALIFORINIA Ruth C B1ckneIl Women s 207 Vernon Street Rosevllle omplzments 0 J C Penny Company ROSCVIIIC Cahforma I' Carmrchael Shoe Repair lyou ulole a :ly uztb neu shoes M and Boy sox Inv s ble Rep r np., Red Gooe Shoes Rrchardson s For Men Who Care 209 Vernon Rosevnlle Phone 4 J U ' 1 O 0 . . , . Q qv v . I - Pho , 'air s 3 Com 3 1 h - ' c ' f I , , , S ' ' 5 , A hoppe n 1 h n - - . v , ' 9 L! U C f V 'J fm' f' ' . - nfs I' ,- ii aii ' s ' I 7 Vnlloge Flower Shop For Everything In Flowers Town and Country Vlllage Sacramento 15 Calxforma Phone HI 9 5557 Complzments of Carmichael Paint Supply Dutch Boy Pamts Wallpapers Pamters Supplxes Rental Equnpment Faxr Oaks Blvd Phone IV 9 1632 Fznest zn Lum ber Clare Lumber Co CARMICHAEL BRANCH New and Used Automobzlcs Cameron Pontiac Co Garage and 24 Hour Towmg Serwce HI 9 3513 1217 1227 Del Paso Blvd North Sacramento 15 Cahforma FEED FUEL HARDWARE S 8: S FARM SUPPLY FAIR OAKS BLVD and CALIFORNIA AVENUE . e a ' 9 v . , . . 4 u 1 , 9 0 . . . 5 O J x 9 H I s General Merchandlse Furmture and Applnances Grocerxes and Meats Feed and Gas uallty Merchandise ohn D Hall Phone 618 F 12 Marxposa and Watson Way Cltrus Hexghts Calnforma Gallatin Realty Co REAL ESTATE INSURANCE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Clanr H Gallatm P O Box 483 Phone S10 Falr Oaks Cahforma Complzments 0 Mllllgans For Fme Foods zn Fazr Oaks Cal: orma Harold G M1ll1gan Class of 31 Roberta Powell D R E S S S H O P XVomen s and Chlldrens Apparel Carmxchael Shoppmg Center Dlal IV 9 0116 Bob Woodard Tower Drlve Inn Frzed Chicken Our Speczalty Drxve m and Fountain Servxce ROSEVILLE al' Q. . J . :: -- . . . f .D . Red81White -. - -J . .. ,.f. Sunrlse Food Center Groefrzes Meats Feed Fresh Vegetables Sunr sc Avenue and W arson Way Kuhlmans Pharmacy II lull RHII1 ns! rn Cosmeilr CY I4 :lm Sion Fanelzes IN14 Jsfreelmg Cards I-ree Del very 430 Yer on St Phone 659 ROSKX II ll De Luxe Cleaners Day SCFVICC oe Drago propn for Phone 390 400 VI RNON STRU I ROSILX ILll Shubert s M a r ket Groeerzes Meals Feeds 5124 Auburn Blvd CITRUS HEIGHTS CALII Dalnty Pastry Shop Fomplale line 0 Homemade Candxes Decorated Cakes all occaszons Phone 166 406 Vernon St Ro LV llc Cal forma DR R C LIESFR CHIROPRACTOR S 10 Vernon Streev ROSEVILLE For Smart Styles Mornposa Dress Shop 7747 MHFIPOSH Avenue Cxtrus He1ghts Calxf Huskmsons Drug Store VlSIf Our Gzfl Shop ROSEVILLE CALIF J 1' , ' 'V I I 3 P . , '. I I . . . . - ' f 'l - 1 4, .for , , N .Q v , ' e. l ' . . . 5-1 , 1 I 0 I 7 . p,K ,,l,' Ig 'Y ,Jr ' v , ' v . 1r'frs,1 , , 1 ' X V . n ., , . ' 4 ., . Cairns' Ice Cream Bar Re reshments and Lunches 221 Vernon Street ROSEVILLE Purdys Fountain For Better Hamburgers and Shakes Phone 460 410 Vernon St ROSEVILLE CALIFORNIA Colony Cleaners Carmichael s Dzstmctwe Cleaner Marcon at Farr Oaks Blvd Lawsons Jewelry Your F zendlg Credit Ieueler Pho e 478 J 225 Nernon St ROSEVILLE CALIFORNIA CONGRATULATIONS Vlllage Theater Town and Country Donald Home Appliance Your Carmxchael Dealer You Can Be SURE zf zts WESTINGHOUSE Phone IV 9 1137 Se ure uzth Sa ety Smee 1891 L Leroy Kung A g e n c y RFAL ESTATE INSURANCE Phones Oihc 233 Res dence 61 233 X ernon Street ROSEX ILLE Complzments GEORGE W SNIPES M D CARMICHAEL I . I O ' J u 1 4 7' l I ' n - :: ' . I ' . Phone IV 9-0681 At . of C O ' ' I , a . . ., e - ' i I V Jack C. Butler IN SU RANC E Capital National Bank Bldg. Fair Oaks Blvd. at Marconi Ave. IV 2-0414 GI 3-sss4 Follette s Variety Store CARMICHAEL CALIFORNIA J o h n M o u I cl s Interlor Decorating Town and Country Vxllage Shops The Best to the Class 0 50 POLLY and JIM r SCRIBNERS Sugden s Jewelers Let Us Supply Your jewelry Needs Rosevxlle Calxfornla S P Watch Inspectors Fountain and Lunch Hamburgers School Supplles Hot Dogs Novclues Candxes Clole and Mary Fullmer props Complete Fountain Service Curb SCFVICC S to 12 pm H1gl1Way 40 Sylvan Corners f , I C1 and M' Marion's Drive-In Z , 0 Ta ty F ds am cm s I r efill? 5 . OR Wl6 g V! me e-Dickson, Inc. eal wi Experienced Personnel whe buying Real Estate or nsurance of any kind 5 T36 HEIGHTS - Phone 751-M x N Ho d Q! I b Service on ra Re azrzng umb and Heating Supplies Gas 86 il Heating Appliances Alfjxliair Oaks Blvd R 5 Box 6112 CARMICHAEL Phone IV 9 1507 The Place to BUY 1 Carmichael Supply APPLIANCES Hot Point and International Paint Plumbing Electrical Supplies Roy Hobday Prop Buzld and Budget zt the Steiner Way IS U I svaaufqrnmavzunm. In Carmichael Fair Oaks Blvd and Manzanita IV 9 1972 :QM E fy Qi f S I 95 I 1 I -S ,rf of mfg f g - P yy D , - tl y I 9 . 9 . . . it . . 1 - all , .i.. t at .i - - I Ja, ww' . 3' V 'ffm Qw ' R 8: H HARDWARE Carmichael District HOUSEWARES and APPLIANCES Phone IV 9-2132 - Route 11, Box 5108 Sacramento, California SOTO and PLYMQUTH SALES and SERVIC W O 0 D M O T O R S GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Phone 222 Fair Oaks California Guaranteed Wulfh and wcflr3 Repairs BROWN JEWELERS Wedding and Engagement Rings Complete lint of Photographic Equipment CARMICHALL SHOPPING CENTER Phone IV 9 2062 10X off to students except fair trade articles DE ' E 16 f ' Costume and Diamond jewelryg Watches, Pen and Pencil Sets, Gift Jewelry fl , ' ' Grertzngs rom HEALDS BUSINESS COLLEGE E tablxshvd 1863 MODERN COMPLETE COURSES IN SHORTHAND TYPING ACCOUNTING MATHEMATICS ENGLISH WORD STUDY BUSINESS MACHINES AND ALLIED BUSINESS SUBJECTS Dax Sthool Night School Visitors Always Wfelcomc' 902 J Street Gllbcrt 2 4924 Sacramento Callforma Speczalz mg zn Carmzchael Property MORSE REALTY In Thi Ccnfer 0 Carmzchacl 3000 NORTH FAIR OAKS BOULEVARD We' Write Insurance or San uan Siudents and mang others THE VILLAGE PAINT 81 ART SHOP Q FULLER PAIIN TS WALLPAPTRS PAINTERS SUPPLIES 0 ASPHALT TILI s STUDENTS AND ARTISTS NIATERIALS TOWN 85 COUNTRY SHOPS Phone HI 9 6592 X . 7 7 S a Q s 9 , . V - . .. ' , L . ' ' ' s v, , I N , If ' , . ' f I ' , 1 , 0 - 0 -I i Y 7 I x 4 A 7 Congratulatzons Semors THE Countryman Yardage Our Speczaltj CARMICHAEL Refrigerators Freezers PHILCO Proa ps Bros Appliance Sales and Seruce Fair Oaks Blvd 8: Calif Ave CARMICHAEL Phone IV 9 1 74 oTTo S Sport Shop Iobnson s Oulboard Motors F1 bmg Tarklv and G1 ts CARMICH AEL WOLF S HOME APPLIANCE L Q Wolf Rad Repa r ng Crosley Ph lco Ref perators Rad os 85 Records for all occzs ons Ph nc 111 l'arOaks Calf CARMICHAEL BROWN S Shoe Service Shoes for the Family Shoe Repazrmg Congratulatzons to the Senior Class FAMILY Barber Shop CARMICHAEL TILLETTS Cleaners 85 Dyers Fair Oaks, California Phone S2-J The Place to go for GOOD EATS Sylvan Cafe Citrus Heights, Calif. fn af 31531 5 A-v L 1. 1'2 1' , Q fi U s , Q , , f ' il X 9 Y ...L ' 1 H., Y, 1 1 vp. .. .. . A - -' - Q 1 , . ' ' 'I' A B ' ls ' A. A l ' - ll I . A ,, . ... 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E Kh- ' S. -'T is- Thus appreclatlon page Wxll doubtless shatter all precedents set by former apprecxatlon pages We wish not only to express our appreclatnon tc he persons who were responsnble for the publlcatnon of thls annual but also to recognxze several other persons whom we were unable to apprecxate fully thus far ln the book If those persons wlll front and center we wnll proceed to apologlze humbly for our 1nab1l1ty to gnve them well earned space on the Student Councnl page and fllng a bouquet 1n the dnrectlon of the school advertlsers oy Ayers and Pat LaV1ne reporters Lynn Boyden and Ada Brockman and h1 torlans Dlane Chastam and Becky Mooney As long as we re tosslng bouquets around we feel that our own Mxss M1ner deserves nothing less than the best orchlds 1n the house When the staff met at the begmnmg of the year those of us who took College Prep unammously decxded to dedncate thxs book to our beloved advnsor However due to techmcahtxes beyond our control Qmostly arranged by that same advlsorj we were folled ln the attempt I-Ia' Llttle dnd she know we would cleverly sneak t IS ln on the apprec1at1on page' To whom lt may concern we hereby xnformally dedlcate thxs book to our pal and advlsor Mlss M1ner' Now to get down to busmess' The followlng personages have the deep gratxtude of th1s staff fand qulte often a good deal of our moneyj for con trnbutmg so much to the success of 1950 Greenback Notes Mr Roy Kexlholtz of the Sacramento Llthograph Company Mr Wartena and Mr Martm of Kee Coleman Studmos Mr Herb S1lv1us of Sxluus and Schoenbackler Our advertlsers fbless them every onej All of you soda pop drxnkers who made the supreme sacnfice Clara ackson who drew the dlY1Sl0D page fish and whose restramt of cynxcal comments about the smelly theme was a bxg comfort to the cdxtors 7 Bob Peahy who gave Mlss M1ner the satlsfactlon of wmnxng an argument over photographxc methods Fxnally our staff deserves a b1g pat on the back for the bxgest part nn makxng thns book what xt IS If vou want to know what lt IS don t ask us because were prejud1ced and wxll probably tell you 1t s the best ever Slncerely K5 Mr H055 Ham P S If your name 1sn t on thxs page don t despa1r we apprecxate you too' . 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