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

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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 . V w . ..,..-r, . - ' 311 . . . J . N . . ,, . , H . . ,, . . . . . . . . O A l bs' r A s - -M f '- . n V Q 15 - .. A . : ' ' ' ' ' f ' I ' I ' I - I - Q 1 . 1 - . ' ' ' ' I - 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 . , . , . , . ' , , , . . ' '. 1 . 1 . , . , . , . , , , . , , ' , I ' I . , . .

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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

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-ng lin Z1 ,gnu-.. 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