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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1958 volume:

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Q v if QW. . 1, ,v ,. ix ,,,., 1 Tv? vi ,1- Jgsff' Cf: fic . ,f , a ,Rl , ar, -.- H K wx J-Y This teacher be known for his dress In accordance with has name His knowledge of arts math and such Are components of his great fame He paints and reads cmd drives sports cars With this he spends his time Make him to us sublime For many years he has been here To ready us for college He lectures and he tests us He engenders us with knowledge Of him we can but say lust this With him we find naught wrong Of course you know that we do speak Ot our Master Royal Armstrong 9 , . . I I I I I . . . . I His knowledge and his patience, , , , . . . I ll ' ' ll Q e U .fi A Q . v .. fs., R' 1 , f 'ig-p -ii, ...N ...A T I M1 03 . , I with 92, I 4' aj X 5 ...MM .,.,, , , . r.,.T.... Y A X -Qx ' 'EEK H - ,mi if ' Z s i 2 'f H ' l Q TSER, Principal All eyes turn in admiration and respect as Mr. White, our ener- getic principal, hurries down the hall on one of his many important duties. It is quite comforting indeed to know that such a man is backing the school, its activities, and that there is someone to whom all can turn. 12 Vice Principal Seated behind his desk, Mr. Price presents a pic- ture of wisdom and dignity. We, the student body, are proud to have such a gentleman as our Vice Principal. 'tr-I Dean of Boys Ready to lend a helping hand to whomever needs it, Mr. Paul Palazzo has won the loyalty of each and every boy in the school. Somehow our busy Dean ot Boys has always found time to give advice and encouragement to everyone who may need it. L..- Dean of Girls The understanding and helpfulness given so gener- ously by Miss Marjorie Berckhan has aided many girls through the years. Though busy with her various duties our wonderful Dean of Girls has always found time to listen and guide. Q-. 1 2 Lett to Right: Mr. P. Polazzo, Mrs. M. Hill, Mr. C. Walker, Mrs. E. Pursell, Mr. R. Cornwell, Mr. l. Schwall. Counselors To these counselors, we, t wish to express our appreciation and thanks for the help and guidance they have so willingly given us dur- ing our high school days. Left to Right: Mrs. Shear, Mrs. B. Cusic. 1u- Our office staff has a big iob to accomplish, which they handle competently. Their maior duties consist of keeping attendance records, aiding the adminstration in running the school smoothly, and other tasks too numerous to mention. Cff' Sl' ff E. Crabtree, Mrs. L. Patterson, Mrs. E. Mulch, Mrs. A. Horner, Mrs. M. Baldwin, Mrs. B. he students of San Juan .. T DLCCMHEB N57 8 910111213 l5l6l7l8l920 222324252527 3031 ' 'f ' tn vqgr ' . H fag 23' X3 Mr. SELMER AALGAARD - Me- Mr. NORMAN ANDERSON - Mr. THOMAS ANDREWS 3 Gen- Mr. ROYALI. ARMSTRONG chanical Drawing. General Math, Algebra Il, Plane eral Science, Audio-Visual. Plane Geometry, Trigcrcnnetry Geometry, Trigonometry. Algebra I, Math Department Chairman. '15 Mr. JOHN BASSETT - lite Prob- Mr. MARC BRANN - Mechanical Miss PHEBE CALE - Library. Miss CAROLYN CARTER Physi lems, Civics. rw Mrs. PANSY Nurse. EY Xi I Drawing, Architectural Drawing. cal Educzntcn CARRICK - School Mr. JOHN CONDIE f English III, Stagecraft. 3 Mr. ROBERT CORNWELL - selcr, World H story. Mr. A. J. CROSSFIELD Chemis Coun- try. Physics, Science Went Chairman. ,f , , o X... 1 .f-if rg if Mrs. JEAN CURTIS Deporrmeni. Mr. JAMES DOKKEN - Driv- ers Training, Life Problems, Civics. Mr. MARILYN FARR - Spon- isI'i, French. an-4 , 'N i,,I yBon. , - ui ,I M Q7 n - M sc I 1A YXIZBESNIE E 3 X Mrs. LOUISE DUGGAN - General M cn T h, Business Arithmetic, Record Keeping. Mr. ROGER FORSELI. - BIA clogy, Physiology, 1 - -l Mr. JAMES FULLER W Typing I, Shorthand I. Mrs. TERSILLA GARCIA - Spanish II, Latin I. S Mr. FFLIX HAGER - Latin I ll,liI, German I, Foreign Lan guage Department Chair- PROD. Mrs. MARGARET HILL - Counselor, English I,III, Basic English. - if 45. Mr. EDWIN HOAG - Busi- ness Machines, Shorthand I, II, Secretarial Practice. Mrs, BARBARA KREFTING - Horne Economics. Mr. MADDUX HOGIN - Girls' Choir, Jr. Band, ln- strumental Technique, Music Department Chairman. Miss YOLANDA LCJCAGNINA - Basic English, English I, Library. Mrs. EVERDINE HOLEN - English I, Special Reading, Library. Miss RUTH MORGAN - Art, Journalism, School Publica- tions. rr-4 Miss MARJORIE JOHNSON - Physical Education, Girls' P.E, Department Chai 'ar Mr. MAURICE NORDSTROM - Algebra I, Chernistry General Math. I. tvx, Q r i Tzzi l-pg l Q Z-.b ,1 ' W-49' , -n K inf is X lg 'yr , -f pai' L ' -C , ,.- A LS I 2 ' is --fwfn Q, ' ' vv 23 1 ,,' ug ivh 35 T 6 BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: E. Smith, D. Sparks, J. Fox, Advisor- Mr. Price. ROW TWO: B. Taggart, V, Waters, P. Hopkins, J. Grove, P. Johnson, L. Lee, ROW THREE: E. Schroeder, G. Lundgren, T. Keller, Executiv The Executive Council functions as the smaller dis- cussion group of the Student Council. Its duties are to consider and discuss Student Body business and bring it before the Student Council for voting, All business, ex- cept in an emergency, is considered by the committee before it goes to Student Council. Members of the Executive Council are Student Body President, Girls' and Boys' Presidents, Secretary, Treasurer, Commissioner of Entertainment, Commis- Student BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: J. Hertzog, P. Johnson, C. Schlenker, E. Seaman, T, Keller, A. McGee, B. Seveiri, D. Temple, D. McComb, G. Hardy, V. Waters, L. Callaghan, G. Fox, D. Baxter, J. Saunders, B. Barstcd, Advisor-Mr. Price, ROW TWO: L, Lee, B. Brown, P. Hap- kins, H. Westerkamp, B. Whitmer, J. Grove, W. Wilson, C. Ross ,B. Chaney, N. Warren, E. Baca, S. Bailey, S. White, S. Laker, A. Whiste ler, K. Isaacson, S. Paaler, P. Weaver. ROW THREE: P. Lama, E. QQ Q Q6 S-4 8 '- BC N 115' v -' -. Y R. Baxter. TOP ROW: B. Brown, P. Anderson, A. McGee, D. Will, C. Schlenker. e Council sioner of Public Relations, Head Varsity Cheerleader, andthe presidents of the four classes. The Student Council is composed of the home room representatives. They meet under the direction of the Student Body President. Its duties are to originate legislation, appoint a Rally Committee, draw up a yearly budget for Student Body funds and provide for Student Body awards. Council Smith, B. Taggart, D, Hanson, H, Ickes, V. Stephens, J. Howard, D. Sparks, K. Keller, C. Hull, J. Zapolski, A. McPherson, J. Dircherl, J. Clink, A. Stewart, D. Smith, L. Sweet. TOP ROW: P. Combs, L. Men- doza, R. Kemp, G. Jernings, R, Carrington, K. Kennedy, S. Hall, B. Baxter, J, Still, E. Lucas, D. Schroeder, W. Chenowlth, J. Young- blood, G. Odell, T. Fitzpatrik, P, Anderson, K, Neel, J. Barry, C. Renfroe. L I 4. '24 Richard Baxter-Student Body President Our student body ofticers are elected each semester by a popular vote at the students after several days of en- thusiastic and extensive campaigning and speeches. Bob Brown, Boys' Vice Presidenig Elna Smith, Girls' Vice Presideni Val Waters, Commissioner of Public Relations, Ty Keller, Commis- sioner of Eniertuinmenfg Pat Johnson, Secretary. Deeanne Gilmore, Assistant Treasurerg Sara Pooler, Treasurer. ?g. 2 .2 I,-.rv 5 5- Jo -4 is l Art McGee, Boys' Vice Presidenig Donna Sparks, Girls' Vice Presideni. George Lundgren, Commissioner of Enterioinmentg Judy Grove, Com- missioner of Public Relations. Geri Fox, Secreicryg Lindo Lee, Commissioner of Student Patrol. Student Body -ff' Officers Ed Schroeder, Siudent Body Presideni 5? 29 1. A P 1, .f ' - k..f,.m:Ja-'ii' Annual Staff and First day as a freshman grades dances games . . . finally awards day and graduation . . . four years over so very quickly . . . Top rf? 4' Q? W '5 l:wfl'wf i W? 4 .-0 gf as tip-,fe KGFGV1 Keller, Vale-dictoriun Craig Dennison, Salutatorian Music and Fine Arts Mathematics Grover Hardy Sheila Patterson Laboratory Sciences and Mathematics Business and Vocational Arts Pam Weaver Art McGee Janice Wright Liberal Arts and English Trades and industrial Arts Foreign Languages for M5879 ini Nu' Pat Lama Bob Griflln Art Football Judy Grove Johnnye Hertzog Social Science Tl1SSPiGr1 Barbara Whifmer Bill Whifqker Jeannie McPherson Home Economics Basketball The-Spiun rx Charlie Schienker, Presideni' Sheila PofTerson, Secreicry S9 . Mobie Sturgeon, Treasurer Bob Griffin, Vice President , !'T'TgKf V' ns as L, RICHARD ADAMSKI - Annual Stott, Base- ball, Basketball JOHN AHERN - Baseball, Football, Newse paper Stag. LANE ALLEN f Track, Basket- ball. EDWARD ALVES - Basketball, Track, Block SJ. RICHARD ANDERSON - Cross-Country, Senior Class Play, Track. WILLIAM ANDERSON - Stage Crew, Jr. Prom. GARY ARCHER 4 Science Club, Camera Club. Annual Staff. JOYCE ARCHER - F.B,L.A., Girls' League. MAYLON ASTLE-General School Activities. BOB BAKER 3 C.S.I:., Latin Club, Orches- tra, JAMES BARRY - Ski Club, Football, Camera Club. RICHARD BAXTER Y Student Body Pres., CSF., Block SJ. WILLIAM BAXTER - General Sclnool Ac- tivities, GARY BECKES - Cross-Country, Wheel- masters. BARBARA BELL - Syrrwphonlc Choir, Operettas, Variety Slwcws. LINDA BENNETT - General School Actwlties. MARILYN BLAKE - Bible Clab, GAA, Spring Ccrcert. DENNIS BLANKENSHIP 5 Foa'o: , Pep Band, Dance Bard. BELVA BELVINS - Student Council, FBLA., Ski Club. VERLA BOLIN - Skf Club E.B.I..A., GAA. Q ,,. fi A3 , if ' -J 'rf -. A I -. 1 5 , .f'i1'!f16' ' sq. . 1253: 'A 'L-, ,- 1 .TEX . Jduvlj ,- fm Y 441 - I M jf If 7-'15 'ff' '- -2 .4Q.1- jr' f .fir zi:4'?1 -1 v ai' ff ' , f . f -H14 2 ' .1. , I fs--Q -N sr M fl' 'Q w n 5 Y'-V '7 4 ',. .,. Qs T' f Q' ' , I. P 57 . ' 8 57,5 J Q41 I Q . A s.12f .g. , ,, V7 'iq .1 ' 1 , J ,-1-1 'ina f.53 4'i 35 '17 445, 1 3' 'x 'TP' Wu, .la ROGER BOLING - General School Activi- ties. BONITA BORDEN - General School Activities. PATRICIA BOONE - News- paper Staff, Girls' State, Drum Maior of Drill Team. MARSHALL BOX e Sports, General School Activities. RICHARD BOYD - Tennis, Block S..l., Gen- eral School Activities. BILL BOYETTE - Football, BRADEN - Pep Club, Rock Hounds, Gun Club. DENNIS BRANSON - Student Council, Baseball, Basketball. Baseball, Thespians. LARRY BARBARA BRAZAS - GAA, Senior Activi- ties. KATHERINE BRILL - Girls' League, Glee Club, Varsity Captain of Baseball. SHIRLEY BRISBIN - F.B.L.A., Freshman Dance, Junior Play. LARRY BRITTEN - Annual Staff, Pres. Rally, Track. BOB BROWN - Football, Block SJ, Track. NANCY BRUNO - Newspaper Stall, Oper- ettas, Symphonic Choir. SALLY BURKE - Operettas. FRED BURNS - Basketball, Track, Cross- Country, KENNETH CANNEDY - Football. BENNY CARLSON - Football, Basketball, Track. THOMAS CARLSON - Track, Cross- Country. JAMES CAUDLE - Stage Crew, Basketball, Cross-Country, ska' 'IF lxv? 'i .age ,, ,-W . ,ss ' lf 1: -sig ROBERT CHANDLER A Gperetta, Variety Show, Svrnpnanic Choir, BERTHA CHANEY - Student Council. GAA, Jr,-Sr. Banquet, JIMMIE CHAPHAM - Gen- eral School Activities, LARRY CHERRY - Traclc, CrcssCauntry. KEITH CLARK - General School Activities. PAT CLARKSON - Sparklettes, Student Council, Jr. Prom. PHILLIP CLEM - Glee Club, Basketball. BILL COLE - Agriculture Club, Auto Club. JERRY COLLINS - Jr, Class Pres., Baskete ball, Student Council. WALT COMPTON - Baseball, Newspaper Staff, Jr. Treasurer. TOM COMTE - Foot- ball, C.S.F., Rally. ALAN CONKLING - Cross'Country, General School Activities. JOYCE CONNER - General School Ac tivities. ARNEEN CRANE - GAA, Girls' Block, De bare Club. ERNEST CRAWFORD - Football General School Activities. JACK CRAW ORD - Latin Club, General Scbool Ac tivities. TOMMYE CRILEY - Girls' League, Sparkl- ettes, Girls' Block. CARL DANDY - General School Activities. LYNNEA DARE f Girls' Block, Science Club, GAA, DOUGLASS DAVIDSON - De- bating Club, Rifle Team. -6 'ii is All GLEN FARLEE - Cross-Couniry, Track. CARL FARNHAM - Block SJ, Essl4e'boll, Tennis, DONALD FELTON - General School Activites. BILL FLEIG - General School Acflvities. LORINE FLINN - GAA, Girls' Leogue. DONNA FLOYD - Bond, Pep Club, FHA. MARY FLOYD - Bond, AVI, GAA, BETTY FOSS W Nurses' Club, GAA, Girls' League. SUSAN FRANCIS - Fulure ieochers', Girls' Block, Spczrkletfes. EUGENE FREDRICKSON - Ski Club, Corn- ero Club, Tennis. BARBARA FRYE 4 Girls' Leogue, Jr.-Sr. Bonquef. GARY GANNON - Boskefboll, Generol School Aclivifies. WILLIAM GARDNER - Operetfcz, Sym- phonic Choir, Ski Club. .IOLENE GARNER - Girls' Block, Mothers' Teo, Girls' Leogue. DON GAULDIN - Generol School Ac1ivlr3es.MARlLYN GERTZ - EB L.A., Megaphone Club, GAA. LESLIE GIBLER - Gene'ol S:hool Activlfes EVERETT GILLUM - F:o'b:l', Gecercl School Aciivies. DEEANN GILMORE - Newspope' S'o3, Siudeni Bcdf T'ecsure' G2r's' League, PATRICK GILMORE -Gec- e':l Schoo' Acmx es, I-1 Si! 1 -- X . Y-df! 5 9 QL I-A 1 4-9 . f-A -:1 K- Y' JERRY HONKANEN - Ski CIub, Audio- VisuaI. PATRICIA HOPKINS - YeI'-Leader Execu- five Ccrf, Hameccmirg Prfcess JUDY HOPTRY - Freshwzr' Dcrace, G 'Is' Le:g-e, Jr.-Sr Baricwef, MARY LOU HORTON - Gir's' Leagce, C:ad'e-Bearer, Famre Teacbersi GARY HOWE - BIocIc SJ, Track, Baskei- ball. RAYMOND HOWE - I-ii-Y, Track. SHIRLEY HUDSON - General School Activities. MURRAY HUNTER - Wheelmasters, Sci- ence Club. VERNON HUNTER - GerieraI ScI'iooI Ac- rivities. PAT IRBY A Soph. Vice-Pres., FoofbaII, Newspaper S1afI. STANLEY JACKS - General ScI'wooI Aciivities. JUDI JENKINS- Operetta, Girls' League, Sparklewes. DIANE JEREMIAS - Agr'cuIYure CIub, Gen- eraI ScrcoI Acmvitfes. LYNDA JOHNSON - Ger1eraI School Ac- iivifies, PATRICIA JOHNSON - Swderif Body Secretary, Studert CcLmciI, GAA. LARRY JONES - Camera CIub, GeneraI ScIwooI Acviviiies, JUDY JOYCE - Nc -ers' Te: Gfs' CAROL KELLER - GAA Ff:'ce'5' Tec. KAREN KELLER -- 'fizdrgcf H'::'.eT,' Scows 5 Gmac-'I 1: C S F RICHARD KELLER - Commune ol E e ':cWefi F:,:'z CSF l I0 ff wx, Y . ve-7: , , , , , ' ,ar YAC, K gif!! i fig!-if , J fz'-I-'Q' V , fff- i , -A ff ,R I A am Q-., C1 3- T77 52:7 paw.. 'Wx ' Q '.Y A5- F KATHLEEN KELSOE - Spartanettes, An nual Stott, CSF, BARBARA KILGORE - F.B.L,A,, Sparklettes, GAA. RICHARD KIM- BALL - Jr, Play, Basketball, Tennis. HAROLD KOEPKE - Operetta, Cross- Country, Symphonic Choir. .1 .Yr .15 It KI rn In DONALD KOLBO - General School AC- 5 I dvi 0-.-f fl! tivities. PHYLLIS KRAMER - Girls' League LOUIS KWIATEK - CSF., Latin Club Student Council. LINDA LAHDE - GAA, F.B.L,A., Girls League, ARTHUR LAHIFF - C. Basketball, Ag. Club. PAT LAMA - Annual Staff, Sparkl- ettes, Thespians. MARILYN LAMB - Sym- phonic Choir, GAA, Girls' League. DE ANN LAMKIN - Student Council, Ski Club, Sr. Play. ANNA MARIE LAMMON - GAA News- paper Stafif. JAMES LANGLEY - General sfhooi Acfiyifies. LINDA LEE - Comm, of ' Student Patrol, Student Council, Bible Club Pres. SAUNDRA LEONARD - Girls' Block, GAA Newspaper Staff. .IEANETTE LEVERETT - GAA, Girls' League. JEANETTE LIBBY - F.B.l.,A,, GAA, Jr,-Sr. Banquet. MIKE LOCHELT - Sr. Band, Syrrpnoriic Cl1oir,Jr, Play. MARGARET LOWE - GAA, C.S.F., Annual Staff. f? C W CLIFFORD LOWRIE A Track, Variety Slwcw, Rally. SHARON LUECK e GAA, Spartanettes, Newspaper S109 GEORGE LUNDGREN - Block SJ, Rally, Jr, and Sr. Plays. MARY ANNE LUTHER - Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Girls' League. GAYLE LUTON - Student Council, Girls' League. GEORGE LYE - Senior Ball. NORMAN LYMAN - Football, Cross-Country. ME- LANIE MAKINSTER - Opereftas, Variety Shows, Sr. Play, JAMES MANASCO - General School Ac- Yivities. RONALD MANCHENO - Fr, Vice-Pres., Annual Staff, Student Council. JAMES MAREK - Football, Track, Block S.J. RUFUS MARMADUKE - Jr, Play, Cross-Country, H1-Y. GARY MARTINELLI - Wlweelmasters. JO ANN MAURER - Girls' League. RO- LAND McCARTY - Track, Science Club. DALE MCCOMB - Football, Jr, Vice-Pres., Block SJ. GAE McCRACKEN - GAA, Variety Slncw, Socrk'et1es. ARTHUR MCGEE - Football, Track, Block 1 SJ JUDITH MCGEE - GAA, Sparklettes, Jr.-Sr. Bcnauet. EUGENE MCGUIRE - Track WQ S.. f 'un -un! I 1 CHARLES McKEEN - Rifle Team. DONNA McMILLEN - Girls' League, Variety Show, Music Festival. GERALD MCNEELY A Cadets, Auto Club, Basketball, JEANNIE MCPHERSON - Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Symphonic Band. KAREN MEEK - GAA, Girls' Block, An- nual. LYNNE MENEFEE - Newspaper Staff, Ski Club, Sr. Play. MILES MICHIELSEN - Track, Camera Club, Ski Club. GLORIA MIKESELL CFERGUSONJ - General School Activities, Girls' League. MARILYN MILLER - GAA, Girls' League, Ski Club. PAUL MILLERMON - Bible Club. BARBARA MITCHELL - GAA, Jr.-Sr. Ban- quet, Girls' League. STEWART MOLLER - Drill Team, Military Police, Olificer Cadidate School, WAYNE MOORE - Football, Basketball, Baseball. KOWANA MORLAN - General School Activities. LEE NARRAMORE - Base- ball. LINDA NARRAMORE - GAA, Jr.-Sr. Ban- quet, Fr. Dance. VALERIE NEALIS - Symphonic Choir, Stu dent Council, Sparklettes. KENNETH NEL SON - CrossCountry, Track, Tennis. BARRY NICHOLS - General School Activities. ROBERT NIELSEN -Annual, Camera Club Science Club. PATRICIA NORTHEY - FHA, GAA. THOMAS O'I.EARY - GeneraI School Ac- rivifies. LYNDA OVERTON - General Schooi Aciiviiics JUDY PATTERSON - GAA, F.B.L,A., Gl'Is' League, SHEILA PATTERSON A Jr. Piay, Opereftas, Sparianeiies. JUDY PERDUE - Girls' League Representa- Iive, GAA, MUSIC Fes?ivaI. SHARON PHILLIPS - C.S.F., GirIs' League, F.B.L.A, DAVID PIPER - Generai School Activities. KAREN PIPER - Jr. Play, DriII Teorri, GirIs' League. NINA POOL - General School Aciivifies SARA POOLER - Student Body Treasurer Executive Board, Newspaper Staff CHAR- LEEN POPE - GAA, GirIs' GIee, Girls' League. f FAYE POST - GAA, Girls' Block, Sparkl- effes, GARY PRALL - Track, Cross-Couriiry, Hi-Y Sec. ALLEN PRIEST - Fcc?baII, Basketbail. CURTIS PROAPS f WHeeImasTers. ST PHEN PURSELL JOSEPH PYLE L n Ci b PATR C A RAGAN C FB L A GAA J RAINBOLT I row, -J , Moiherj Tea. NICHOLAS SALLE - General School Ac- TIVITIES. JOE SAMORA - Jr, Band, 4-H, Church Choir, ROSLYN SANFORD - GAA, Moth- ers' Tea, Soph, Dance. BETTY SATHER. - GAA, G'rls' League, Nurses' Club. WILLIAM SAUNDERS - Auto Club, Ccm- ero Club. CHARLES SCHLENKER - Football, Block SJ, Basketball. ALYN SCHOENY - Chess CIUID, HI-Y, Jr. Band. EDWARD SCHROE- DER - Symphonic Choir, Block SJ, Oper- ettas. DENNIS SCHWINDT - Wheelmasters. LQVERNE SCHWINDT - Girls' League, BARBARA SCOTT - F.B.L,A., Mothers' Teo, Dance Com. PAUL SCRIBNER - Wheel- masters, Camera Club. EDWARD SEAMAN - Football, Track, Block SJ. ROBERT SEVIERI - Student Council, Rally, Newspaper Staff WILLIAM SHOUGH - Football. DONALD SHRUM - General School Activities. DONALD SIMPSON - F:ct::f: , Bczsebau. RONALD SMART - Whee'rr:ste's. DONNA SMITH 4 Ger'e'::l School Activi- tiesl ELNA SMITH - Spartarettes, Girls' Vice-Pres, Student Ccwctl. QC' 3 Q--Q Q' YT' I ,ow V5 -1' Q g' gag -J , .4 1 WAYNE BARNES . . . JAMES BENTZ ..... LOUISE DeBOER .... DAVID EKKELBOOM PHILLIP ELLIS ....... LAUNA LITHEWIN .. JEAN MONTGOMERY VIRGINIA POINDEXTER WILLIAM RICE ...... LESLIE SPRY ..... DANNY TEMPLE .... GARY TRUEWORTHY . KENNETH WHITMORE JOHN WILSON .... BARBARA WHITMER C SF Songleacler Student Council SARAH WIGLEY Variety Shows Operettas Thespians CHARLES WILDER JV Football Newspaper Staff Science Club. WILLA WILSON - Yell Leflder, Spartanettes, Student Council. NANCY WOODS - Mothers' Teo, Girls' League. JULIE WOODVILLE - Variety Show, Operettas, Girls' League. MARGARET WORTHING - GAA, C.S.F., Girls' Block. JUDY WORTHINGTON - GAA, Newspaper Staff, Girls' League. BARBARA WRIGHT - Rally, Sparklettes, An- nual Staff. JANICE WRIGHT - Girls' State Girls' Block Pres., C.S.F. PATRICIA YOUT- SEY - GAA, Fr. Dance, Girls' League MARSHA WALDE-General School Activities. 1 General School Activities General School Activities General School Activities General School Activities General School Activities General School Activities . . . . . . . . .. General School Activities .. . Latin Club, Maiorettes Corps, GAA .... . . .. 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SECOND ROW: D. Nelson, L. Shuman, J. Rogers, D. McArthur D. Ruddick, J. Steck, G, Jennings, P. Crabtree, R. Baxter, D. Rice, S. Hunting, N. Bunn, E, McMillan, J. White Symphonic Choir has been in existence at San Juan for a number of years. lt was organized with the purpose of creating musical productions such as our operettas, variety show, and the Christmas program. The members make an annual trip to Berkeley, where they are rated with choirs from many other schools. This plan of rating acts as a guide tor improvement, Under the direction ot Mrs. Jean Curtis, the Choir is an enthusiastic and hard- working group. Symphonic Choir BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: N. Warren, S. Thomas, M. Howard, J. Cook, C. Keeny, D. McMillan, S. Smith, J. Van DeVort, G. Morgan, M. Moore, F. Whitehead, SECOND ROW: L. Gelbke, D. Keller, C. Hull, H. Croes, D. Williams, J. Billings, S. Patterson, M, Makinster, J. Hertzog, K, Keller, C. Wolfe, D. Schmeling. TOP ROW L. Fullmer, R. Mancheno, R. Purdue, R. Call, L. Good, P. Crabtree, K. Neel, T, Reaves, A. Ed'gett, B Chandler, G. Lundgren. xbn , it THIRD ROW, Left to Right: J. McPherson, B, Miller, B. Long, J. Henry, R. Challburg, L. Winship, S. Loker, D. Brooks, M, Floyd, M. Baker, P. Wenger, D. Ziessler, R. Naver, R. Turner, P. Archer, D. McComb, J. Frey, D. Edens, G. Luton. TOP ROW: J. Isaacs, C. Karr, C. Bost, N. Johnson, G. Rogers, W. Brown, J. Tufts, F. Richards, G. Kochn, K. Neel, L. Atkins, D. Hanibal. Symphonic Band Symphonic Band, led by Mr. Hogin and Mr. Daniel, has a very important position in school life. The Spring Concert is one of their most anticipated events and comes high on the students' list of activities to attend. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Rignt: D. Reynolds, V. Jones, K. Isaacson, N. Patterson, G. Anderson, R. Warbing- ton, J. Godfrey, B. Bell, M. Lamb, J. Woodville, V. Nealis. SECOND ROW: N. Bruno, L. Lee, B. Barstad, P. Longtield, K. Hess, D. Barstad, K. Higgens, S. Wigley, A. Fallon, B. Davis, J. Jenkins, B. Brown. TOP ROW: J. Titton, B. Taylor, J. Ciccardi, J. Kimball, J. Marek, H. Koepke, D. Withroder, E. Schroder, S. Pierce, P. Irby, B. Blechschmitt, N. Dunn. tr BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: P. Wingerter, G. Roberts, S. Quick, T. Kraus, S. Lamb, S. Bailey, H. Channell, L. Marshall, J. McGee. ROW TWO: S. Phipps, C, Isaacson, C. Wilson, S. Stull, B. Rentroe, M. Badovinac, F. Cannales, W. Brown. ROW THREE: S. Schremmer, C. Withroeder, E. Marrow, M. Mustra, G. Millert, S. Pierce, V. Coval, F. Kleinhesselink, G, Humphrey. ROW FOUR: F. Mowery K Schwlndt G. Erickson, E. Henkle, A. Webster, J. Baling B F ller D I C. Malone. TOP ROW: J. Clark, M. Rankin, S Owens D Duble C. Lowrie, J. Ezell, R. Smart, D. Channell, D. Pickett Junior A Cappella Directors Mr. Hogin Girls' Choir BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: L. Dickson, J. Bailey, J. Cooper, L, Reed, H. McPherson, K. Scherry, S. Sheley. ROW THREE J Wilson M, Varnell, P. Wilson, C. Adams, J. Sweatt, K. Darnielle. ROW TWO: C. Sorenson, D. Temple-man, Y. LuppenS, P- Stone B Sebfee A CLNJD J. Bruins, D. White, J. Jorgensen, M. Bolin, E. Elliott, J. Herrman, pell, A, Stewart, J. Applegate, J. Larson. Q! '-2? 10 4 's BOTTOM ROW, left to Right: M, Ronkin, M. Hiderncrk, G, McMinirny, D. Dobrennen, R. Lucky, H. Osello, L. Dodd, A. McCracken, M. Boling, A. Hoffman, S. Merton, M, Thornos. ROW TWO: P. Petersdorph, E. Leemon, S. Ferguson. ROW THREE: K. Welch, J, Atkins, D. Ford, S, Turner, D, Hunt, J. McDonald, J. Fox, F. Flowers, M. Bloom, E. Edgehill, K. Strain, Mr, Daniel and Mrs. Curtis-Directors 'V iww Junior Bond Madrigal BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: M, Howard, J. Von De Vort, B. Bell. ROW TWO: S. Patterson. C. VVolft, ' K. Keller. A. Fallon. TOP ROW: P, Crabtree. B. Chond- - ler, S. Pursell, E. Schroeder, N. Dunn. l 4 4 I 'Qi :Min Johnnye Hertzog Rita Warbingtori, and June Cook Glenn Odell, Julie Van de Vort Gnd Ken Nee Nanette's mother and Sue Smith were schoolmates which accounts for Nanette's staying with well-to-do Jimmy and Sue Smith. They make a strange family. Sue will not spend any ot her husband's money and carries her penurious habits to.e-xtreme. Nanette is not allowed to do anything that she wants to do. Jimmy's motto I want to be happy, but l won't be happy till I make you happy too has innocently in- volved him with three girls who are very much after his money. Billy Early an attorney and friend ot Jimmy, is constantly kept in debt by the extravagance ot his wite, Lucille. Jimmy has little trouble, therefore in enlisting Billy's services tor a substantial tee in getting rid of the three girls. Sue and Lucille learn ot Jimmy's involvement, and Nanette is brought into the situation almost at the cost ot losing the affection ot her admirer, Tom Trainor. All is tinally forgiven and even Sue starts spending money too fast tor her husband. 70 ----ud'K- No. No! Naneffe Pauline . . . Sue Smith . Billy Early . Lucille .... Nanette . . . Tom Trainor Jimmy Smith Betty ..... Winnie .... Flora .... Paul Crabtree and Karen Keller .,. Barbara Bell .... Sheila Pierce . . . Paul Crabtree .... Karen Keller Julie Van de Vort Bob Chandler Ty Keller .. ......... June Cook Rita Warbington Johnnye Hertzog S. Pierce, T Keller B Bell and B Chandler 'Tv Stage Manager ........ Dr. Gibbs ...... Joe Crowell ...... Howie Newsome .... Mrs. Gibbs ...... Mrs. Webb ..... George Gibbs .... Rebecca Gibbs . . . Wally Gibbs LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Jones, G. Lundgren, K, Keller, L. Lee. Emily Gibbs ...... Professor Willard ..... Mr. Webb ............ Woman in the Balcony .. Man in the Auditorium .. Lady in the Auditorium .. Simon Stimson ......... Mrs. Soames ....... Constable Warren .... Si Crowell ........ Joe Stoddard .......... Assistant Stage Managers People of the Town: Pam Weaver . . . Faye Post Alma Fallon ... Larry Jones ..,. Gary Rowett .... . LEFT TO RIGHT: K, Keller, E. Schroeder, J. Hertzog, G. Lundgren, T. Keller, R. Elderton. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. John Condie, A. Crane, K. Piper. LEFT: J, Sam Craig ............. Our Town CAST OF CHARACTERS lln order of appearancel Ron Elderton .. . George Lundgren .. . . . . Gary Beckes .. Jerry Kimball .... Karen Keller .. .lohnnye Hertzog Ty Keller . . . . Barbara Scott .... Lennie Hatch .. Lynne Menetee ....... Grover Hardy Richard Anderson Linda Lee ... Louis Giovannoni . ... Melanie Makinster ...... Ed Schroeder .. . Arneen Crane ...... Bill Boyette .... Jerry Honkanen ... . Steve Pursell Tom Hitchcocks Mike Hogan Rufus Marmaduke .. Carol Keller .. Gary Archer Doug Davidson Barbara Mitchell Sheila Patterson Hertzog, D. Anderson. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. McGee, G. seckes, L. Lee. -...-.. my ga C' 43 A football rally improved by fhe appearance of The fe- male members of Rally Committee. 4 Deeann Gilmore seems To be working harder than Mr. Farr at one of our football games. are This used to be Bus T7! No cne was serloesly hurt. 4 V wgsw, A his 'W MW M as 1. ' f Tl A Q Hbmecomin x Q sg I .- gfgip 'Q , . ,V ' I , 3 '13, . .. 1, 4, , , , V J? . 'Z .J If s. If 5' N s h my f W , ,112 'L Q - - Qs Shown rehearsing their modern dance titled S::yonara are: S. Patterson, H. Westerkamp, S. Francis, W. Wilson, B. Whit- mer, P. Weaver, V. Waters, T, Criley, J. Hertzog. Princesses Sandy Rickman and Hazel Westerkamp. SEATED Queen Maxine Howard. Carolyn Keeny and Mike Thorpe are iust one of the many cou- ples to enjoy music and dancing at the Junior Prom. Decorating for the Freshman Dance kept Eva Baca Elizabeth Hagler, Marla Bolin, and Diane Branson busy. 35- Pom over Linda Ccllogh Pct Hopkins-Head Q, Willa Wilson ' 'ffl Q l a..lglx? Varsity Yell Leaders 36- 39 awww 1 9 Yell Leaders and Songleaclers On hand to boost spirit at the ball games, San Juan's Varsity and Junior Varsity Yell Leaders and Songleaders could be counted on to get that last ounce of energy from the stands. Their constant encouragement and Come on you guys, yell! was enough to send spirits soaring and urge the Spartans to victory. LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Mendoza, L. Cabodi, V. Stephens-Head. STANDING: J. Saunders. .Z BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: D. Baxter, V. Stephens, T. Keller, Larry Comte, B. Sevieri, D. Branson, L. Callaghan, G. Lungren, P. Weaver. TOP ROW: B. Wright, W. Wilson, P. Robertson, L. Mendoza, B. Barstad, P. Hopkins, T. Hitchcock, D. Adamski, J. Saunders, B. Griffin, S, Rickman, H. Westerkamp, l Cabodi, J. Hartzog, V. Waters. Rally Committee Rally Committee was organized to promote school spirit at the rallies and games. This group worked hard to present entertaining and stimulating rallies and had a great deal of fun putting them on. The credit for a time sponsorship goes to Mrs. Hill, Miss Cale, LaCagnina, and Mr. Dokken, who have whole heartedly supported this club. Hazel Basset, our favorite songleader, participates T ical chaos on our roll sta el in a rall . Yp Y 9 Y 3 A o LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Pope, N. Bacon, J. Waggenner. KNEELING: S. Dubie-Head. These four high steppers have rewarded all glances thrown their way with routines pleasing to both students and adults. With their fancy stepping they have led the band to success in many performances. ep Band Mcaiorettes Always on hand at a rally or ball game, the San Juan Pep Band adds rhythm and spirit to every occasion. This added touch aids the Songleaders and Yell Leaders in keeping spirits high and in boosting the teams to victory. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: L. Atkins, J. Bertolucci, C. Carr, L. Fullmer, D. Hannibal. ROW TWO: D. MacArthur, L. Shumon, J. Rogers, M. Howard, G. Jennings, J. White, D. Rudduck. ROW THREE: D. Nelson, E. McMullen, P. Crabtree, D. Baxter, D. Zisslr. TOP ROW: W. Brown, J. Tufts. 'Q A K f -,TQ-.W 2,A: K+' ,kb 4, Q ORGANIZATIONS Makers of Spartan Hn Lltes noteworthy cadets . . . honor students . . . clubs for teachers, skiers everyone 81 Q .46-1. x , -'Tri , 4 ,z i 1. 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Mony students ore ottrcicted to membership becouse of the vorious speokers, the plon to ossist in grommor school clossrooms, ond on onnuol trip to Socromento Stote College. Interesting ond educotionol, this orgonizo- tion is olso on enioyoble sociol octivity. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: L. Horty, I.. Solchenberger, D. Thurston, M. Williams, S. Hilty, B. Record. TOP ROW: M, Thomas, L. Ammiroti, D. Hunt, N. Woods, S. Francis. . 1J Q.: - - as A COMPANY, 'lst PLATOON. Left to Right: R, Crosley, J. Bahllce, F. Grant, F. Arritt, B. Hewitt, C. Lazarski, J. Nunner, E. Granneberg, B. Hein. A COMPANY, 2nd PLATOON. Left to Right: R. Mathany E Clay C. Martindale, K. Sexton, T. Halstead, L. Pyle, F. Cawford G Nun ner, M, Wroten, J. Plaskett. , X-...' WG. COMPANY COMMANDER, B, COMPANY, 2nd LIEUTENANT: D, Thomas. COMPANY CLERK, B. COMPANY, CADET lst CLASS: I. Crump. C COMPANY, 'ist PLATOON. BOTTOM ROW, Left fo Right: T. 2nd LIEUTENANT: Bill Canheld Bushore, D. Dunckhorst, J. Moillie, D. Wilson, R. Martin. TOP ROW: C COMPANY, 2nd PLATOON, Left to Right: H, Smith J Frey D L, Darrington, A. Cutler, L. Nelson, G. King, W. Rice, T. Unden. Schneider, W. Seivally, L, Tannehill. A ,gf ' A , v 0,9 3 . I 1 f We f Y 'gk ff, 5 1 -yu Yue' fl. xg , H ww P yi '24, 1' . .e-jf' p f, ' -2:44571 3,3 5 e -1 4 WP ,A , Rf s- Lff. 1 s 4 2 ' : an - X4 , ,F ' .Q vfx Q ' fax' . ' i l - fx :nf V W Y 1 LF:- '7' , ' 1 ' f V 0:5 Qi - A 75 ' 'YS' , 1 N ,, 'Q' 12 ' '54, 'WSC ' wg, , n . . if A California Scholarship Federation BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: S. Patterson, P. Weaver, P. Worthing, V. Waters. TOP ROW: C. Dennison, B. Barstad, J. Rogers, S. Sturch, G. Hardy, EXECUTIVE BOARD. LEFT to RIGHT: G. Hardy, V, Waters, P. Worthing C. Dennison, OFFICERS. San Juan's chapter of the California Scholarship Federation is under the able direction of Miss Fucile. Membership is limited to stu- dents with at least three A's and two B's -two ot these A's must be in academic subjects. C.S.F. gives recognition to the outstanding students and promotes enthusiasm for higher grades. Some of the club's projects are: selling at the football games, an after game dance, a booth at the Carnival, a yearly field trip, a spring picnic, and a Sl5O scholarship which is presented to a graduating member. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: J. Saunders, B. Lang, K. Upton, M. Sturgeon, L. Callaghan, V. Waters, J. Grove, C. Roman, L. Douglass, L. Schremner, J. Rodgers, C. Clower, D. Keller. D. Thurston. SECOND ROW: K. Petersaorf, M. Lowe, F. Rice, L. Winship, N. Patterson, S. Patterson, J. Hertzog, R. Argo, L. Good, P. Worthing, B. Granville, B. Barstad, S. Sturch, J. Westberg. THIRD ROW: A. Menefee, C. Edwards, T. Lamb, S. Douglass, G. O'deIl, J. Wright, P. Weaver, K. Keller, D. Moore, E. Henicle, C. Kearney, P. Sims, G. McDanniel. TOP ROW: E. Cloud, T. Keller, B. Griffin, S. Pursell, D. Lund, C. Dennison, G. Hardy, P. Eckles, T. Hitchcock, H. Wright, B. Schurter, W. Wyckoff. li Y.9 BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right, L. Callaghan, R. Young, J. Saundcrs. S. Rickman, D. Sparks, M. Howard, J. Chapman, S. Bailey. SECOND ROW, W. Wilson, B. Stark, B. Ault, J. Waggener K. Bousios, S. Rickman, K. Meek, M. Sears. THIRD ROW: R. iillett, T. Criiey, S. Lueck, A. Jorgenson, D. Stovall, J. Howard, V. Stephens, C. Rice, V. Gallegos, C. Ross. TOP ROW: P. Lama, L. Finney, A. Menefee, J. Priest, J. Priest, S. Farlee, G. Compton, J. Campbell, P. Longfield, J. Godfrey, B. Wright. Organized in I955, to aid the cheerleaders in promoting school spirit, this club is sponsored by Mrs. Martello. During the football and basketball seasons, the Sparklettes are kept busy making favors for Friday games and setting up an organized rooting section. They also sponsor an after-game dance. Eligibility is limited to sophomore, junior, and senior girls, who are voted in by the active members. LEFT to RIGHT: J. Saunders, T. Criley, S. Bailey, D. Sparks, S. Rickman, OFFICERS. LEFT to RIGHT: Advisor-Mrs. Martello and Maxine Howard. Sparklettes LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbie Robertson and Pa. Robertson. Ski Club LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Callaghan, P. Robertson J. Barry, Ofticers. Through the ettorts of Mr. Scott, Mr. Evers, Mr. Reams, Mr. Aalgard, Mr. Enos, and Miss Carter, San Juan has its first ski club. Organized in February, 1957, it had about 25 members who made two or three ski trips. This year membership has jumped to over 70, and the club is planning as many trips as possible. BOTTOM, Left to Right: G. Coken, S. Ogletree, C. Schneider, B. Borden, L. Arney, V. Harris, J. Saunders, J. Grove, P. Robertson, H. Westerkamp, B. Nelson. SECOND ROW: J. Campbell, P. Rogan, B. Blevins, A. Hill, P. Longfield, D. Hunt, G. Fox, Mr. Scott, Miss Carter, Mr. Enos-Advisors. THIRD ROW: J. Collins, F. Kleinhesselink, K. Scherry, S. Hamblen, S. Stetson, L. Finney, C. Lawrie, G. Rowett, B. Schou, T. Reaves, D. Lang. TOP ROW: M. Mercer, J. Kreth, N. Pedlina, R. Turner, C. Trueblook, R. McCarty, F. Richards, G. Fredrickson, M. Hagan. BOTTOM ROW, left to Right: E. Schroeder, L. Callaghan, L. Michielsen, M. Michielsen, D. Watkins, J. Beus, J. Youngblood, M. Miller, D. Reaka, S. Pooler. SECOND ROW: V. Waters, B. Foss, L. Schlotz, J. Dirscherl, L. Menefee, S. Turner, D. Lambkin, M. Makinster, L. Jones, K. Clark. THIRD ROW: B. Elston, V. Bolin, J. Worthington, A. Menefee, N. Perl, B. Lang, R. Challburg, P. Archer, D. Mayes. TOP ROW: D. Stinger, D. Anderson, J. Kimball, D. McComb, J. Howard, W. Compton, L. Johnson, J. Barry. The club interscholastic meets. Ski Club is open to anyone, whether they're ex- perts or have never seen snow before. has also organized a team that plans on competing in LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Robertson, P. Clarkson, J. Saunders, L. Callaghan, P. Robertson, J. Barry, K. Kelsoe, S. Rickman. LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Rickman, P. Clarkson, J Saunders. 1. .-1 BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: S. Bailey, P. Smith, S. Halley, N. Root, C. Patchen, S. Stull, W. Compton, L. Lahde, L. Geiler, J. Nathan, J. Worthington, B. Blevins, S. Ricketts, C. Woltt. J. Flowers, L. Owen. SECOND ROW, D. Aclarnski, B. Baxter, H. lckes, D. Sparks, J. Libby, LJ. Simeroth, L, Michielsen, L. Winshlp, N. Gibson, C. Benson, G. Freeny, M. Badovinac, G. Hall, S. Brisbin, B. Scott, Advisor-Mr. Daniels. TOP ROW: J. Still, W. Brown, T. Kraus, C. Doyle, S, Pierce, N, Perl, R. Bengston, P. Meyers, K. Bousios, S. Rickman, J. Howard, V. Stephens, J. Archer, L. Martin, V. Bolin, P. Rogan, B. Boyette. Future Business Leaders of America Future Business Leaders ot America was organized with the purpose of aiding students interested in the business world. This year, it is under the able sponsorship ot Mr, Daniels, a new teacher at San Juan. Out ot their busy schedule, FBLA members find time to entertain speakers in the business tields, and take field trips. They invite anyone enrolled in a business course to become a member. LEFT to RIGHT: S. Holley, l.. Geller, F. Lindauer, W. Brown, C. Patchen, OFFICERS. LEFT to RIGHT: E. Hinkle, W. Hicks, P. Youtsey . X U 1 BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: C. Ross, P. Hopkins, H. Westerkamp, S. Patterson, A, Fallon, L. Callaghan, J. Saunders, S. Sturch, K, Isaacson, M. Sturgeon. SECOND ROW: E. Smith, S. Pooler, W. Wilson, V, Coval, L. Mendoza, W. Pierce, B. Barstad, K, McGuire, G. Fox, U. Jones, TOP ROW: Advisor-Miss Berckhan, S, Lueck, P. Johnson, V. Waters, P. Worthing, J. Wright, S. Dubie, E. Baca, K. Kelsoe. Spartanettes Spartanettes is an exclusive club consisting ot thirty iunior and senior girls. Sponsored by Miss Berckhan, this club assists in many school activities, such as taking tickets at foot- ball and basketball games and ushering at various school functions. New members are selected, each spring, to suc- ceed the graduating seniors. They are voted in with the approval of the faculty. Mrs. Carrick, school nurse, is advisor for the Future Nurses' Club. lt is a club for both social and educational purposes. Girls joining this association receive encouragement and aid in deciding upon a nursing career. Future Nurses' Club BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: J, Dirscherl, M. Harding, L. Marshall, N. Jackson, G, Storm, K. Scott, D. Warbington, P. Sims. SECOND ROW: C. Roman, B. Foss, J. Greenhill, J. Priest, J. Waggener, S. Leonard, E. Smith, C. Kearny, B. Martin. TOP ROW: L. Michielson, W. Woods, L. Salchenberger, S. Lueck, F. Rice, Advisor-Mrs. Carrick. if if ' ai '- I- 2. 'V L 4,5 v, X 2334 1 3112? . j f A RQ, 1,3 ff, ' , , lh -,Q , ' ,r ' ' ,f PP Lysif giwg., 42 f I, v f L n f 'i 2?f' -'A S . A ' X ' , ' - ,-WL, n f : r A if-s ,, ,Qi ,ggi . ff ., kfwe f ,, 1 . f ' V 1 1114 gifs 9333 uvff mg? ,V 2 : N g jig-.wg QL, . 4, i 'Q YA Qf'Y5.A1,g 1 l gx,:' 2 gk .. A A y wi f - ffiiff.-f:,,Q ai -3 Y ww 'fly qwa'v,,'H' -.,' ,,,,.'v Q ?22g'F ,-pfjw 2 wk 2 4 1' 'Rank ' 'g 2 ag. 'f'2La' ix ..,,x.,. - , S PCRTS After school practice second football cham trophy again? wow' those crazy hockey games . pionship . . . who made the basket . . . baseball X -13. 445 'N V' T ,,w, 'A4Qf Mm , I . . z, ,A VVVV imgyvyr , J S . t Boys Block S. . ocle y BOTTOM ROW, Leff io Right B C': sc' W. Mccfe, E, beywor, duke, J HHH, TN, Ccrrcfon. ROW FOUR: S Ufed L, Rbodes C, S:?'e'ke', G Lwdyed C, Lck.-fc, ROW TWO: D. M:C:rrP:, ? S2'f C S 3'2 E Si': e' R, Efwvff TOP ROW 3. Gfxn 3 '.'.r:': S Fuse , 2 E-'vac' fi '!if?f-Q, ROW 2. f '5-.2 .'.. C: : T P 4'A:l, D, ?e,' E, Szbzeie' THREE: D. 'JeHz'?, E, NSEC , , F. :' S, ,'fw :k:', R '.'ix'VC- J. Mc'ek, 100 4 X, FALL OFFICERS, BOTTOM ROW: A. McGee, D. McComb. TOP ROW: SPRING OFFICERS: E, Seaman, B. Carlson, C. Schienkerg reclin B. Griffin, S. Pursell. ing, T, Hitchcock, Fall Officers Spring Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Comte, J, Scgehorn, E. Seaman, E. Schroeder, L. Fullmer, D. Stinger, D. Reaka. my WALT CHENOWETH All Conference Defense s Y A x 1 lcv RICHARD BAXTER All Conference Offense BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Coach Pierucci, T. Comte, S. Pursell, E. Seaman, B. Griffin, B. Carlson, D. McComb, D. Baxter, B. Brown, W, Moore, A. McGee, D. Stinger, B. Ward, D. DeHart. SECOND ROW: Coach Scott, G. Lundgren, K. Neel, L. Stephens, T. Fitzpatrick, B. Nelson, J. Hall, B. Thompson, C. Schlenker, W. Varsity Golden Empire nf .... J :itL,,3 Ii 2- r BILL THOMPSON BILL WARD TOM COMTE All Conference Defense UYTSWGU of the YGGI' All Conference Defense Assistant Varsity Coach JACK SCOTT 34 ,El Dorgdot ,,,, I3 Defeating all league competition for the second ,LQ Sierrgf ,,,, 7 straight year, the San Juan Spartan Varsity Football 26 .G-alt' .. .... l2 Team won its second consecutive league championship Roseville kLeague games .. .. O by running off with the Golden Empire League Trophy. They had an overall record of eight wins and one loss, the one blemish on the record being a I3-O loss to Marysville. Proof of San Juan's supremacy is shown by the fact that nine of our players were placed on eleven of the twenty-four All-Conference positions. In addition to the efforts of the All-Conference players, there were other large contributions to the success of the team. They were: the hard running of the halfbaclc, Art McGee, the t7ne ball handling of quarterback, Dale Chenoweth, T. Keller, A. Priest, D. Simpson, TOP ROW: Mgr. L. Fullmer, Mgr. S. BOB BROWN All-Conference Offense Murer, H. Hall, L. Rhodes, G. Odell, J. Barry, D. Thomas, E, Gillum, D. Reaka, K. 5 ,gy Cannedy, P. Spittler, L. Phipps, J. Hamilton, J. Youngblood. Q im 'J nit fl ,BIS I 45 Football League Champions BOB GRlFFlN All-Conference Ottense and Defense Back of the Year Outstanding Senior McComb, the versatility of all-around athlete, Dennis DeHart, along with such stalwart llnemen as Bill Ward, tackle, Dick Stinger, guard, and Bill Thompson, guard. Outstanding on defense were Charlie Schlenker, line- backer, and Larry Stephens, satety. Again, as last year, the Junior Team was also un- defeated. Highlights ot their season were wins over LaSierra and El Camino. Some particular standouts are, Ken Neel, fullback, Glen O'Dell, haltback, Larry Rhodes, guard, Dwight Reaka, tackle, Dick Stinger, tackle, and Larry Stephens, haltback. Much of next years hopes are based on this team. Hail Foatballl 1 , EDDIE sEAMAN WAYNE MOORE All-Conference Defense - STEVE PURSELL All-Conference Offense and Defense All'CUf1f9V9 iC9 Deleme 26 .... Placer ....,... I4 I3 ..., El Camino .... 7 O .... Marysville ..... l3 19 .... James Marshall .l3 l3 .... Elk Grove .... O 103 Lineman ofthe Year Head Varsity Coach DICK PlERUCCl if '55 , ,J- ' Q -' ' ,??3Vfii1:f'i',. 1+,,g.5,1sv. rfgiegli' Y' ff,'-'Z',y.'1,'1: ': -51 4, 3, , -:,, ,..-y,w,,.,.... ..., , 3, l , -'EW 'T A-4-tr5w-4561 v .'- ,W -f. -V fy- ' ' ' g V ' .M fAW.,,uq,L ' I , f . ' A 1456: r-in 53 fWW hr awk, xl, fini? WI, 1 4 W7., W, 1 w.aff'f:w':8i R, -'Q Q 'Es H ws K, -6. fa W 'Z JY -mx- .-., ... 1 F. ..., mm Evjwii gg! 7 8 I W' k W '5-P -Ag A-.. an -4.7 5 ' Y f' I wash, 1 E-'I'7:, r X . 4 . N L - S E7 Y C A mm , 151 Q' 2' G W .,s 'V I ox L 9. E -4 rw- n 'ZS 'ii' E I Z1 F2 '13 T , Y al, - 7m,i?'U 'K 5' .V 5 -M 5 -,J 3 5352 44 ,. A V P I I' 5 nu ff ff , . 4, 7 figs 1 3 xg, f In Zzxyw vu' , x42 1 , ,XX A '-3, I9 'f. .iw QQ Q '4 ks, D fm, .. 5' Qg x K ' X am. H-ff-A 47'-l ,gt ' 'L-W Sin' WF? 1 BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: R. Dryer, B, Baxter, F. Kalb, M, Kelly, D. Turner, B. Gaston, R. Kemp, M. Haley R. Binneiwies, B. Taggart, D. Hanson, E. Cloud, J. Kowalyk. SECOND ROW: Coach Schultz, R. Errecart C. Nelson, R. Robertson, J. Gauldin, T. Massie, G. McGee, G. Overton, B. Brugger, T. Lawson, S. Morse , B. Hubbard, M. Ganger, D. Kindrick. THIRD ROW: J, Still, M. Leckery, S, Ferguson, R. Julitt, G. Toftner, , J. Rasmussen, L. Berthiaume, D. Phipps, D. Thompson, L. Adams, D. Ziesler, D, McComb, B. Hayward . TOP ROW: B, Dawson, mgr., B. Cliftords, S. Hurd, P. Padrta, D. Will, K. Kimball, C. Howe, H. McNeely, . -Gill L. Roberts, G, Barnes, M. Quinn, L. Compton, ' -Av Jfvfffl vjlk ' V u Ja T fitjl ' XC -f CJunior Varsi Ray Schultz, a newcomer at San Juan, amply proved his coaching abilities by piloting his Junior Varsity Football Team to a l957 co-championship in the Golden Empire League. Even though things didn't go our way at tTrst, no one became discouraged. The J.V.'s began their rally by edging past a tough Marysville team by a score ot 2l-20, and they lost only one of the next ive contests. The wind- up of the league season was a smashing 27-O victory over Galt. This game cinched the co-championship. The laurels were distributed among sophomores SanJuan 5... ...Placer.... ...35 O... ...ElCamino..... ...25 2l Marysville .... .. 20 f2O James Marshall 6 T20 Elk Grove .... .. 20 TO... ...ElDorano.. .7 '14 LaSierra .. . 6 f27 ......... ...GaIt.... . O 7 ........... Roseville .. . 6 l'League Games Coach Ray Shultz takes time out from his many coughing duties for a candid shot. ty Football such as Mike Kelly, guard, Bob Baxter, center, Rick Dryer, end, and Bob Gaston, defense. These boys should be marked as potential members ot next year's Varsity. Outstanding freshmen who contributed to the ettort were: Richard Robertson, Dave Will, and Steve Hurd. These boys will be the backbone ot next year's Junior Varsity. All the boys worked hard and long for the honor they received and they deserve the full Commendation of the Student Body. ' if C BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: G. McGee, M. Thorpe, J. Hanks, M, Rasmussen, R. Narver. TOP ROW: R. Call, S, Hurd, J, Steinke, B. Travers, C. St , G. Methaney. an Juan 42 Placer l7 Roseville 28 Placer 19 Roseville T27 James Marshall 21 Elk Grove 3O El Dorado 23 La Sierra 43 Galt League Games C and D Basketball San Juan C 8 D basketball teams wound up a very successful season when they trounced Galt's Junior hoopsters by scores ot 43-i9 and 45-27. The C team landed in second place in the Golden Empire League while their running mates, the D team, did equally well by capturing a second place berth in their division. lt vvas boys like Jerry Steinke, Buddy Travers, Gary Methaney, and others who were the big guns for the C team. While captain Dickie McCarthur, high point man for the D's, and his companions played hard all season to capture the second place title. No doubt you will be seeing and hearing much more ot these boys in the future. San Juan i9 Placer l8 Roseville l5 Placer l7 Roseville 25 James Marshall 26 Elk Grove 35 El Dorado 32 La Sierra 45 Galt League Games BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: L, Schuman, B. Gardner, S. Hunter, G. Rhodes, G. Steck. TOP ROW: J, Vintin me ,Q , D, McRoberts, C. Martin, K. Wiedrich, L. Hudspeth, P. Post. INSET: D. McArthur. - V V F.:-..-.. . lr--f y...- !-- .,... Y' I-. 3--..- Ready for the gun are: Torn Carlson, Tcrv Hitchcock, Jack Strain, and Dick Anderson. These four Varsit harriers consistentl added to the success of the team by their outstanding individual performance. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: H. Koepke, G, Farlee, G. Praull, K. Nelson, J. Strain. T, Carlson, R. Anderson, R. Marrnaduke, B. Whitaker, G, Hardy. SECOND ROW: D. Farnam, F. Maury, D. Jehn, B. Jackson, C. Bost, R. Leighty, S. Jackson, J. Fox, F. Burns, Coach Evers. TOP ROW: A. Conkling, E. Cale, G. Howe, E. Doughty, T. Fox, R. Carrington, N. Bryant, T. Avery. Cross Country In spite of the fact that he lost Neil McGirr at graduation, Coach Frank Evers looked forward to one of San .luan's rnost successful seasons ever, in cross-country. The team was hindered all season by Asian Flu and ineligibility. Coach Evers managed to hold the team together for the Golden Empire League Meet to lose a heartbreaker to El Dorado by one point. The A's were led by Tom Carlson, Ken Nelson, Tom Hitchcock, and Richard Anderson who finished lst, 5th, oth, and lOth respectively. The B's 'finished third and the C's also took third with Ken Strain placing Qnd. Outstanding prospects for next year are Jack and Ken Strain, Bill Gwinn, Richard Carrington, and Charles Bost. ,L- Y V me-if B. Whitaker, D. Branson, D. Schrader, J. Collins, P. Irby, F. Burns. Basketball League Champions In addition, the Spartans capped the Consola- tion Trophy at the Placer Tournament by defeating Willows and Nevada Union after losing to Yuba City by two points. The Spartans had an overall record of 12-6 and a league record of ll-l. 1 1 San Juan Opponent 50 ....... 'El Dorado ... .... 48 ....... Elk Grove .... . 59 ....... 'Galt ...... . . 55 ....... 'lLo Sierra . . . . 57 ....... ifviarshall ... .. 7l ....... Armiio ..... . . 52 ....... 'El Dorado .... . 55 ....... 'Elk Grove .... . . 57 ....... 'Galt ....... . 2 . w A cg. , Z 1 Q., f, 2 i A Q... Bill Whitaker, Co-Captain G. Atkins, P. Scott. B. Hubbard nsn-nl 11' .9 5' Y W' ai ' X , 'va Ygiif 2 1 ,W x tl 5 W 242240 ,F ,K my 0:32, Q 6 15 lv x' ,Q N JM1 22 1 ffi X., 1 Lf 3 21: H. 1. if ,e fl mg' Q' 'Q v X, -a I i S- .M 25 I I f QP' 5955 J LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Steinke, T. Avery, V. Aclamslci, D. McComb, D. Hanson, E. Cloud, G. Mathany, B. Harrison C. Stone. B Basketball This year's B team, under the fine leadership of Coach Tom Sekul finished third in the Golden Empire League standings with a record of 8 wins and 4 losses. Outstanding players were Vern Adamski, Dennis Hansen, Gary iviathaney, and Larry Phipps. You can count on seeing a lot more of Freshman, Clyde Stone, in the future. Coach Tom Selcul if-41 San Juan Opponent ' 23 .... .... F olsom ... ... 47 W 34 .... ... Placer ..... .. 47 -,l 38 .... ...ElCamino... ...43 22 .... ...ElCamino... ...3l 31 .... ... La Sierra .. 42 42 .... ...'Marshall ... .. 54 50 .... ... Armiio ..... ... 25 46 .... ...t'ElDorcido 3l 38 .... ...kElk Grove... ...4O 55 .... ...'Galt ..... 31 36 .... ...i'La Sierra .. 42 44 .... ...f'Marsholl ... ... 35 48 .... ...'Armiio .... ... 32 53 .... ...t'El Dorado... ...48 55 .... .... 4' Elk Grove ... ... 50 58 ............ 'Galt .............. 35 3 Denotes League Games , 1 114 XXXRX BOTTOM ROW Left to Right R Payne, B. Dudley, W. Moore, D, Salsberry, L. Phipps, H. Hall, W Compton Coach Pierucci TOP ROW: L. Stephens, K. Neel, D. DeHart, D. Branson, B, Whitaker, Varsity The San Juan Spartans are out for their third straight championship in Varsity Baseball. With the return of last year's lettermen such as All- Conference Left Fielder, Jim Hall, Pitcher, Dennis Branson, and Hrst string First Base-man, Bill Ward, their chances are great. Bottom half of the seventh, with a runner on first. 25 uf- 'ff Paul Scott, Manager Baseball Other letter winners were: Dennis DeHart, Walt Compton, Bill Whitaker, and Wayne Moore. So far the team has lost a game to Bishop Armstrong 14-9 and has won a game with Grant 2-O. They are coached by Dick Pierucci. Wayne Moore is put out by Bill Dudley, Jim Hall coaches. 1 . Yi-'L Dennis DeHart, Pitcher Baseball We Place Our Hopes. Pierucci Ken Neel, Right Field Wayne Moore, Catcher Bill Ward, First Bose .237 fN. 7 A- ,vw A.-...rf-'V - if :QQ'f'i5'-i-- ' 4. '.: ,f. A X Dick Pierucci, Coach Dick Salisbury, Pitcher Harold Hall, Shortstop Bill Dudley, Catcher Z, f,.i,,Z,. 'W -K l l if 2: -- Nr' Y -. l v Jim Enos, Coach Baseball The Freshmen team, which will have a full sea- son, also should do well. They are coached by Jim Enos, and have Three flne ball players in Clyde Stone, Gary McGee, and Gary Hall. Good luck, Freshmen. ' Bd I I G, Sfeck, G. Hall, C, Stone, G. McGee X I BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: G. Howe, G. Farlee, R. Anderson, L. Britten, C. Lovvrie T Keller T. Hitchcock, A. McGee, L. Allen, T. O'Leary, ROW TWO: P. Spittler rest D. Hall, B, Carlson, D. Stinger, B. Nelson, E. Oldham, R. Dreyer, D. Duble Varsity This year's varsity track team, under the able coaching of Ray Schultz and Irvin Schvvoll, is placing its hopes of a G. E. L. Championship on the abilities of returning lettermen and several newcomers. Sprinters like Clit Lovvrie and Lane Allen will be counted on to place consistently in the lOO and 220. Art McGee, Dick Stinger, and Dennis Del-lart are ex- pected to lead the field in pole vaulting, shot putting and the high iump respectively. The varsity distance men like Tom T Keller, L. Britten, ond E. Oldham. .Q , +- X B. Hcyword, TOP ROW: Cooch Schultz, E. Secrnon, G, Proll, T. Rossell, W Lyons D, Reoko, Couch Schwoll. Track Hitchcock, Bob Nelson, Ken Nelson, Dick Anderson, ond Glen Forlee hove been troining hord ond hove greot hopes for o cleon sweep in the loter meets. The high ond low hurdles events will be hondled by men like Lorry Britten ond Ernie Oldhom. lt will toke the combined eftorts of the entire teom rcither thon thot of ony individual to win the duol ond leogue chompionships for Son Juon. 54,5 Qin, - i G, Fo -ee, T. Hitchcock, G. Prcll, G. Howe, K. Nelson. Charles Bost and Ken Strain Walter Wyckoff A-,,,., 4 .. 'Y' BOTTOM RCW, Left to Right: D. Thomas, G. Odell, T. Fitzpatrick, N. Bryant, R. Carrington, C. Bost, J. Whisler, E. Cole, B. Dawson. ROW TWO: J. Simp- son, G. Stille, P. Padrta, B, Clifford, G. Rodgers, D. Bushore, B. Rudge, K. Due to the tremendous response by more than sixty underclassmen and several iuniors this year's B and C track teams look very strong. The B team will be led by sprinter and hurdler Glen O'dell, sprinter Norman Bryant, and distance man Jack Strain. Richard Carring- BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: M. Rasmussen, D. Willis, B. Bernares, W. WyckotT, M. Thorpe, J. Hanks, D. Price, K. Higgens, D. Jehn. ROW TWO: H. Williams, P. Post, D. Edens, R. Owens, J. Botts, T. Brown, S. Hill, R. tk-- McKimmy, J. Buster. TOP ROW: G. Taftner, S. Wilson, M. Kelley, R. Linzy, D, Gardner, W. Warren, F. Burns, Managers-S. Murer, L. Berthiaume, L. Fullmer. Track ton will specialize in the high iump and Don Bushore and Don Thomas will vie for honors in the broad iump. The C team is led by boys like Ken Strain, Gary Mathany, and Walter Wyckoff. These boys have high hopes for a fruitful season. Smith, T. Knudson, B. Huddard, G. Mathany. TOP ROW: F, Mowery, P. Hcrdison, K. Strain, E. Binkley, J, Rasmussen, B. Donaldson, D. Martin, I. Crump, D. Childs, T. Massie. 'Qt vwwwm' .fjAl? Richard Carrington Steve Hill dn' '-' I J i l I G O -1 Q 5 , . ' I ,r ' - .wr N 6 ' w ifldff 1 if V ' .af . of ff' 'N J is JL . sm J J A.. . BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: R. Barge, C. Carr, B. Gardner, G. Hardy, R. Chivington, S. Owens, K. Jensen. TOP ROW: M. Hogin, G, Fredrickson, R. Marmaduke, J. Ahern, R. Sorenson, J. Wagner, J. Steck, B. Schurter, F. Richards. Tennis The Spartan netmen, after a mediocre season last year, expect to do much better This round as nearly all letterrnen are returning. Coach Lee Olsen predicts a tine future tor first man Roy Sorenson, who won the Lipson Perpetual Trophy last year as a sopho- more. Others who will do much playing are John Ahern, Jack Steck, Jerry Wagner, and Jerry Kimball. ROY Swenson Jerry Wagner, John Ahern, Jack Steak .-S N' so ,. J I ll. ' B... J at h ' hull I , f . I Qiiitaii Block Member Linda Callaghan adds two more points to the score in a basketball game. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: S. Dubie, Social Director, S. Welch, Historian. TOP ROW: S. Sturch, Vice President, J. Wright, President, P. Worthing, Secretary-Treasurer. ABSENT: 5. . Leonard, Social Director-Girls' Block Officers. S , k This athletic honor society, Girls' Block, has become an important function in San Juan's extracurricular activities. Girls' Block occupies one of the many concession stands at home games. Working with Boys' Block, they sponsored the homecoming activities, and raised money for the basketball scoreboard. It functions under the guidance of Miss Marjorie Johnson. Eight hundred and Htty points are required for acceptance, which are acquired from participating in G.A.A. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: K. Meek, J. Haven, J, Wright, F. Post, S, Sturch, S. Dubie. TOP ROW: S, Welch, S. Leonard, E. Smith, P. Worthing, L. Dare, Miss Moriorie Johnson, Advisor-Block Members. l 1 f .gi LEFT TO RIGHT: J, Garner, Senior, J. Bailey, Freshman, N. Nelson, Sophomore, L. Volkert, Junior-Class Representatives, I BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: S. Holley, Baseball, S. Frailey, Basket- ball. TOP ROW: T. Criley, Hockey, R. Young, Tennis, E. Smith, Badminton. ABSENT: L. Callaghan, Volleyball-Sport Managers. G. A. A. Officers The organization, Girls' Athletic Association, was started at San Juan in I948. Its only restrictions are: III the girl ioining must have a Student Body Card and CQI a permit signed by her parents saying she can play. The purposes of the club are to pra- vide the opportunity for participation in sports, promote good sportsmanship, good fellowship, and an interest in athletics among all girls. The future plans include playdays and sportdays with girls at different schools. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: S. Sturch, Vice President, J. Haven, President. TOP ROW: S. Bailey, Historian, P. Worthing, Point Mana- ger, K. Meek, Membership Chairman. ABSENT: J. Wright, Secretary- Treasurer-G.A.A. Officers. LEFT TO RIGHT: S, Leonard, S, Welch, Chairman: L, Owen, ABSENT: LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Carolyn Carter and Miss Mariorie Johnson- S. Dubie-Officiating Committee. G.A.A. Advisors. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: T. Smith, S. Welch, L. Lohde, J. Patterson, V. Neolis, D. Sparks A. Crane, J. Grove, P, Weaver, M. Miller B. Foss, L. Dare. SECOND ROW: B. Blevins, J, Worthington V. Waters, M. Lowe, B. Mitchell, P, Rogon, A. Errecort, F, Post, J. Wagner, L. Narramore, J. Mcueg J. Garner. TOP ROW: J. Libby, B. Bell, K. Meek, S. Lueck, S. Leonard, P. Worthing, J. Wright, S. Dubie, S. Francis, H. Westerkamp, T. Criley, J. Haven., Senior G. A. A. Junior G. A. A. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: S. Roediger, L. Mendoza, J, Saunders, J. Waggener, B. Pope, B. Borstod, K, McGuire, D. Frederiksen, E. Coftelt, M, Wiedrich, S, Holley, J. Reynolds, C. Clower, G. Anderson. SEC- OND ROW: L. Callaghan, R, Young, M. Ailey, M. O'Leory, J. Roberts, B. Denny, J. Chapman, C. Roman, P. Baker, N. Williams, B, Thompson, S. Myers, G. Fox, E. Baca. THIRD ROW: R. Bolz, D. Norton, V. Covol, L. Owen, S, Sturch, C. Wolft, J. Billings, D. Schmeling, L. Volkert, R. Argo, C, Kearney. B. Langley, B. Martin, P. Sims. TOP ROW: M. Howard, J. Wills, J. Plett, S. Piclcrel, l. Mitchell, L. Richard, S. Ricketts, C Schneider, N. Pierce, S. Bailey, L. Geiler, J. Campbell, L. Kestler, J. McKenzie, W. Bacon. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: C, Edwards, S Seogrcves, J Bird, B, Auit, C. Lubken, R Roediger, L Mich- ieIsen, G Storrns, N Jackson, K Scott, B Schoennog P Huston L Vtftnship, M Adoir, K Petersdcrf, D Maore, N Roo' SECOND ROW: R Ringwdd, R Bengston, P. Myers, N, Peri, P Korby, L, Cabodi, J Homzrd, D StomII, L, Currrrzbell, L. Ftnne, G, Compton, C Rice, N G,:IIotin, C Mo'o:t, N Afderson, R CP:1IIburg, M Sears, M Neczi THIRD ROW: P. Smith, S Bradford, J. Priest, N Ne'son, S Fr1:iIey, A Patterson, N, Gibson, S. ForIee, A. Jorgensen, K. Upton, H. Ickes, G, Morgan, E. Rmdekin, R, Nerneth, D Atchison, S, Br1iIey, L, Scnrernnei' TOP ROW: A Menetee, B Cniids, J Gsdrev, P, Lo'tgI'eId, 'J' Hsnqzwsx, I OIdn::rn, N Woods, J CIciveII, B. MiIIer, C KeIIey, F. Rice, B Long, L. Ludu, J. Priest, M Mercer, N PedIino, K. Schevey Sophomore G. A. A. Freshman G. A. A. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Righi: D. Bronson, M. Boiin, E. Hogfer, D. Wilson, J. McDonoId, E TofoIIo, J. Clink, S. Anderson, J Wiison, E, DeMOrGnviIfe, J. VN'ortI'iing, J. Reyndds, J. Herrmon, C, Adorns, J, B'ew1ns. SECOND x---1. ROW: C Sorenson, E, Bom, A. Stewart, E. Merre!I, C.,LillLhrLdQe,M. Harding, EiE!Iiott, J. Cooper, G Ericki Son, P. EIIis, B BiIIings, S. Turner, E, Cdn'pbeI If3. I'I:rnI3Ien, J. T-rner, THIRD ROW: J Pnerston, S Sqhrern- rner, D. Longley, R. Vvkirbington, A GernrniI, L Leci, J, Boriey. M. Thorros, E. Kuhn, L N,.:fsre'i, M Rosncns, B. Updike, L. Wilder, F. Bolin. TOP ROW: J Wonders, C. Downing, D Skipworth, M Corbett, P Archer, K. Leavitt, B. Obenshoin, J. White, J Mendenhoii, S. Honkcnen, J. Boker, G NeaI, J Di'sche'I, C. Lewis. LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Francis, T. Smifh, J. Haven, T. Criley, P. Worthington, L. Dare. LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Francis ond M. Miller Girls LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Ailey, S. Duble, G. Ander- son, S. Lueck, D. Norton. Sports Margaret Lcwe Por Archer LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Young, K, Meek, S Roediger. 1 K ADVERTISEMENTS To our advertnsers Another eventful year has passed and now everyone IS enloymg his Greenback Notes The annual staff washes to express Its gratu tude to the advertisers wlthout whom thus book would not have been possible lm 4 V l I v ll 'j F Il I H721 un..- WMI 1 . ,T ,,,,. J '45, SYLVAN SUPER MARKET 7120 Auburn Boulevard Citrus Heights 3 J 21-:ga ...J P A I wal . ., -iii FAIR OAKS PHARMACY 7986 California Avenue Fair Oaks RHODES 3310 El Camino Avenue Sacramento STARK'S OWL REXALL DRUGS P. 0. 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