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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1959 volume:

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X' N 1 f K Q J 7 Top Left. Edward F. Dolder, Pres. of Board of Trustees. Top Center: R. H. Kelsoe. Left Top: Ralph R. Hinsey. Left Lower: E. W. Davies. Right Lower: C. B. Kilpatrick, Jr., M.D., Clerk of Trustees BCARD OF TRU TEES The Board of Trustees is composed of five persons elected for a three year term by the voters of the district to represent them in determining school policies. These men deserve much credit for the long hours they serve, without compensation, in behalf of all the students in the San Juan Union High School District. Their study of the educational needs of our district and the decisions they have made have helped establish the fine reputation of the schools in our district. 8 J. Roland Ingraham, Jr. DISTRICT SUPERINTEN DENT R :- ,Q George W. Palmer ASSISTANT DISTRICT SUPERIN- TENDENT GL, inf Russell M. Esvelt INSTRUCTION ASSISTANT SUTERINTENDENT DISTRICT ADMINISTRATIO The district administration ofthe San Juan Union High School District works under the direction of the board of trustees by carrying out policies and administering the various high schools. The principal duties include the securing of teachers and other employees, planning new buildingsproviding the needed equipment and teaching supplies, giving direction to the cur- riculum and in short operating efficiently and economically, a multi mil- lion dollar business that provides for the high school students in our district. 9 Prtncrpal s Message For some trme I have been lookrng for the answer to a questron asked of me by a boy who dropped out of school when he was srxteen and who came back some srx months later to frnd how he could frnrsh hrs hrgh school gradua tron requrrements Hrs questron was Why drdn t someone make me realrze how rmportant a hrgh school educatlon I fa The fact rs that we have trred many drfferent ways of showrng the values of an educatron and we're equally sure that parents as a whole have encouraged therr chrldren to attend school and to profrt from the rnstructton offered However there rs strll a srgmfrcant number who do not frnrsh hrgh school and rt rs our earnest hope that the num ber can be reduced through rmproved methods of rnstructron counselrng and self analysts The end result then would be a far greater number who would recognrze the value both rmmedrate and remote of contrnued learnrng through colleges and unrversrtres trade schools correspondence courses adult classes and the many other ways by whrch one may further hrs educatron We congratulate the class of l9o9 whrch rs honored rn thrs book as the latest group of graduates to leave San Juan wrth our stamp of approval We re proud of you for recognlzmg the merrt of an educatron and commend you tor havrng the determrnatron and maturrty to make hrgh school graduatron not a dream but a realrty For lower classmen who read thrs we can only hope that you too rn the not too drstant future wrll earn the rrght to be called a San Juan graduate The thousands who have preceded you wrll say lt s worth workrng for U I ia , , X 3 f . ' ' n ,rr K zlu A . . s' X I :f I . T V 'gu t 7 sw 9 ...Ng K A. P gg. v GeorgeL.White. ..,.. ...... .. ....... Principal . . 's . Y - , . Y . . , ' ' V ' v f ' L 1 Lf Q12 -sd - '-x., Vice Pringipal ' V ll' .ffl L' Mr. Re lfe ,fLeavitt ,- -I A 1 rl X' 1 .. L L ,nf , I Jwf , 4 L 4 - 1 w my , jf P , ,-' ' , V la um, s x I Lf ll 7 a I V, L f 551D'ean of ,Bbys 1 X A LL V K' It Mr. Pau ll:.'5.'z20 L LL ll. B X k L Rik? I L K UL , JK, ? l AI Dean,of G' f , 'L ,Z I, w 0 ff Kfliss Iyiarjorie Bgrckhan, Qff I i ll l Ldv 4 ' f ' V V X ' r -G5 ixf K R . ' sl, A r SQISIFBYJAL i K y Mr. Charles Walker 1 -J 3 3' If KY 11 L ,L ' . N J 1 v L 1' W' x I ,Fw ,F '-5 5, E LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. D. arris, Mrs. M. Head, Mr. R. Cor, ell. I T f . f T or fy ' 1 I f 1 L, still 'JJV l U PLL WMQT sbp V P - Ml r, ' J ' . .47 L, 7 lv f. . -M COUNSEIL RS Q M V , x ' . ' l V rl 1 7' Af N f , Y v . kf ,FV 4 lx' .uhe students ofSaT1 Jrla11fkHiQh'Scl1oolfwSw ll e to ress our 'epest apprec' on 3ll felt thanks to ,, ounsclorsy haxe gix'eQLzfs all thekbllfp arrtlfglfrlge we hav A eded, 3l Cll we 118 ed it mostkclur- mg nr years ttvsfh an. Thisiyear was SHS: first yeaigr y have eg! roup Cots? ing, whitish has worked! old! GXTI'Gh'lFlii wvhll. llrltferithbable sn rviskfon of Mrsxljssre Pursel e Counselors ave Ahaaya very sue yes' year and shoQ351he applauoe for the v k they hav done so wellnf JJ ' with tasks too Llfvl erous t ntion, our M ' e Staff flkept twosmooth and wel, -run offic tl s year, With thqiyfhrrlrctrsilr 1 fdnzber o 'strfg ts this' ealrwlejask of 11' ing atterldanfse records straight and alftng the Ad- N L -ministrzutionx n 'coping l5!SCllOOl ngying smoothly hasfbeen a touaxxllajob, buts ese woman havefdone an excel- lent j , Our rhanl-is to you, the I ff C staff, L of INXlfQ,' J A IL! Lf nr, - Irv' S Lf ' 'V L1 A 1' ij' W ' ft OA! I ,TJ X V I Q r l lt rl for ICE ST ., iw xp V, V! J ,b I ' I u ,AJ ,tx . , A , , -ff .,. Ji' 5-VRS' 'V M0 N . K qlr'V X' SEATLD: Mrs. F. Mbffch LEFT TO RQIGHT: S'1 LANDINC-'X isa Patt r 'Mrs B. h ,Mrs. 'Hor- ner, Mrs. B. Schnman, Mrs. E. Crabtree, Mrs. M Ba1dwinQl I T . CRV ' X1 7 Q1 Lett to Rf ht, FRONT ROW:, Clinton Iee, Mrs. Lester Carrick, Mrs. Marco Cabodi, Mrs. Frank Turner. EGOND ROW: hebe Cal , sf William Nord. V, '11, , rf 1, . 1 I ' ' ,f The San JLf21Il.'lllllOll lx gh School District s for one pur- lpose, to c 'cate your chi ip-as you want them to be educated. Dr. Rus fl sveltq As is zNDistrict Si2Li.iteiitleiit in Large of Inst 'on. mad 'thi allen in s in -nt to h' ence at phd. eptenibe eetingif tliegSvi?llA2i1i High Sxl I' leP,T,A. re ex ai our ciycl s of cooper tioi me a eet Ifv Lili tr, . ,L if ral.. this chall-lenge by keeprriwur iiiterestvl,ACQiQ our drens' . Tay hCC.kbi!CliHOll. , , R , , 1 l. Won't you help us do this by attendhi lhle monthly, neefggs -of your P.T.A. and learning what is reap, happetiii glin our school and to our youth, ., I tl V V V., !LL,?CZ1l'Ol5'll atkins, bfi s-I Watkigsl A ,fl A. PTCSlC.lClll,Lf N .X -Lb San Juan High Nrlmol Jffdl . w LL ' j' Mrs. Elwyn Watkins, President V G L, ' f AL, L , Left to Right, SECOND R : Mr. George White, Mrs. Willard Wilson, Mrs. Robert Elston, Mrs. Elwyn Watkins, Mrs. Jack Bloom, Mrs. Jdck Billington, Mrs. Victor Leighton. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Norton Archer, Mrs. Lawrence Cabodi, Mrs. Neil McPhe'rson, Mrs. Carl Tropper, Mrs. Grover Hardy. ii L of cb 'Q 1 ' ADOLPH J. CROSSFIELD San Jose State QABJ K-Z5 gf THOMAS SCOTT ANDREWS William and Mary-- University of Minnesota B.A.--M.A., General Science, Freshman Class Advisor JEAN BRIER CURTIS San Jose State, A.B. Symphonic Choir, Jun- ior A Cappella, Voice Training, Arithmetic, Sponsor of Opera, alumni member of Mu Phi, music honor soror- ity, Sponsor of Eliza- bethan Choir Stanford QMS Q, A.B.-- M.S., Chemistry, Sci- ence Club, Scholarship Commission LEE OLSEN C Utah State Agricul- I ture College, B.S. Wildlife at Forestry, E Animal Husbandry, General Agriculture, N Basic Math, CSLD Basketball, Tennis C MADDUX HOCIN College of Pacific, B.S., Symphonic Band, Junior Band, Girls' Choir M U S I C A R E Y is? ROGER E. FORSSELL Chico State College A.B., Biology, Physiology Sophomore Class Dance L I GERALD B. B VANONI R PHEBE ELIZABETH CALE University of California at Berkeley, A.B.--B.S., Library, Bible Club, Rally prim, University of Cali- fomia at Berkeley A.A.--A.B, Biology, General Science, Co-sponsor C.S.F. U .M CHARLES VERNON LaDUE Central Washington College of Education B.A., Physics, Chemis General Science , Y ffznyg-v 4 'ii ' is I JOSEPH F. BROUILLETTE Chico State College, ?'e B.A., U. S. History, Jun- ROBERT GLENN ior Rings CORNWELI. Hamline Uni versity, Colorado State, B.A.-- M.A., Counselor, World History, Personal De- velopment, Assistant Mr. Porter with Cadets frnxvkj L 5-xi 'QT' if., E wqvfxt JAMES W. DOKKEN Moorhead State Colleg American Problems, U.S. History, Driver Training, Senior Class Advisor, Announcer at Athletic Events 3 p . sm,- JERRY KEITH LARSON San Francisco State, B.A., Personal De- velopment, G.S.R., United States History, Freshman Football Coach C MAJOR D1xoN PORTER I chico stare, A.B., Geography, Cadets, A Cadets, Rifle Teams, Drill Team L M.P. Company 3 'k W ' ' 'i V' f' I . -, ' A 1', I :'f f,-Z1 t ,xxivff B GERALDINE M. REAGER Chico State, A.B., Civ- ics, U.S. History, Girls' League, Senior Ball BURTON SANDERS University of Idaho, M.S., American Prob- lems, U.S. History S T U D I E S E D U C A T I O N JACK DEAN STURGEON Chico State, A.B., Per- sonal Development, U.S. Histo Basic Math man Baseball Qksh A Q . . i ' - we 1 ' x If af- - . 'T , , V - ' 1.4 , uf 7 I .1 Lf-I ' l -2 ew If 15 If fir, . , uf t ry: 1 Rally Committee, Fresh- '. l 5 l rf' f ff? w S1 1 x X f If fi yas- fy fold ,A JACK KROMREY Sacramento State Col lege, A.B., G.S.R., Driver Training, J.V. Football Qline coachj -,-nl? EDWIN A. O'HAR.RA Kent State University, A.B.--B.S., Special Education, English, Special Counselor, Fu- ture Teachers Club 1 ilu... A I fbi 43 ,lv I Q- , g if 1' My t g I, 7 if f I 'f ,I 4 HENRY LOUIS CLARK University of Nevada, B.A., English I 81 II, Cadet Supervision M s Qffvr LP!! Jr V I K 1'0l I J x, r Ui- C I-fi H P RALPH A. GREAR Heidelberg College, Emory University, B.A.--M.A., Basic Eng lish, U.S. History gl we E N G L I J S H r ff' if -ag 4:- f-4' ,7 .ai ... .igwlm JOHN CONDIE University of Wisconsin, M.A., English, Stage- craft, Thespians, Director of Senior Play, Operetta JAMES DiGIROLAMO St. Francis College, Deiquesue University, A.B.--M.Ed, English, Physical Science ROSE FUCILE San Jose State, English IVx, English IxL, State Treasurer, Sponsor of C.S.F. EVERDINE HOLEN University of Illinois, B.S., English, Future Teachers Club W J ' -.xg V. , ya j 'Xi ji -f. v .A ,f' Mxcrmsi CRONIN' I Sacramento State, B.A., English, Library, Fresh- man Advisor ., 'fr- .i,,,,4,,, asf. . 12,7 N557 ee EADA SILVERTHORNE Brigham Young Univer- sity, B.S., English, Jun- ior Play, Junior Red Cross ,f 1 AN J ARTHUR D. DANIEL San Jose State, B.A., English, Marching Band, Operetta, Variety Show I MARTHA H. WHITE University of Washington, B.A., English, Public Speaking, Debating Club, Senior Advisor f'9 as riff! , ,-fx V Q Tb-' CAROL Ll-JNIS San Jose State, B.A., Physical Education, C.A.A. Advisor I RAY PHILLIP SCHULTZ University of California, A.B., Physical Education, J.V. Football, Head Track l 'tri' MARJORIE A. JOHNSON College of Idaho, A.B., Physical Education, C.A.A , Girls' Block S.J. La IRVIN J. SCHWALL Sacramento State Col- lege, A.B.--M.A.,Phys- ical Education, Varsity Basketball, Assistant Track Coach, Co- sponsor Boys' Block :wk-ft at 1 sf, 1--5 C. PATRICK CARTER Chico State College, A.A.--M.A.--B.A., Basic Electricit Driv- Y GEORGEANNA ers Training, Radio JOHNSTON Ball State Teachers Col- lege, B.S , Physical Ed- ucation, Sparkelettes JIM ENOS College of the Pacific, A.B., G.S.R., Drivers Training, J.V. Baseball Coach, A-B Rambler Basketball RICHARD PIERUCCI Sacramento State Col- lege, B.A.--M.A., Physical Education, Var- sity Football Coach, Wrestling Te am, Boys' JACK ROBERT SCOTT Sacramento State Col- lege, A.B., Physical Education, Varsity Foot- ball and Varsity Baseball 'I- P H Y S I TCE RAD ALU I C N A I T N I G O N THOMAS J . SEKUL Sacramento State Col- lege, General Second- ary, General Science and Physical Education B Basketball, A Golf FELIX J. HAGER St. Louis University, B.A., Latin I,II,III,8tIV, German I,II, Latin Club, Scholarship Committee fchairmanj, Salary Com- mittee Qchairmanj Quas- Q. ,.:-Q L ,. l an I fr, uf ,H aiifizf' A .'.- A : , :xg-fr 'an ' . L' ,LM ,5...::.' i l? ROYALL B. ARMSTRONG University of California, B.A., Mathematics - It If ' iffqm , Q. NELVIN W. I-IEISNER Southern Illinois Uni- versity, B.S.E.--M.A., Englishllx, Spanish I AUDREY URE Chico State College, A.B., Spanish, Physical Education, Drill Team NORMAN E. ANDERSON University of California at Berkeley, B.S., Alge- bra I, Math IXL, Plane Geometry, Algebra II, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry, Analytic Geometry, Mathematics Club A. J. BARKER University of Wyoming, B.S.--M.A., General Math, Algebra, Geome- try, Physical Education, Freshman Football Coach, Swimming Coach -:UM la? 'Nga MARGARET D. KRAUS University of Portland, B.A., Latin I, English 11X, Basic English II, English III, Sophomore Class Advisor F O R EL IA GN NG U A G E S. LOUISE DUGGAN Chico State College, B.A., Algebra, General Math, Financial Advisor of School Newspaper JERRY MARTIN University of California at Berkeley, A.B., French, English M A T H E M A T I C S JOHN PHILLIPS University of California A.B., Algebra, Geome- try, Basic Math, Fresh- man Basketball Coach RL- f ,X , 1-it REN NORINE BECKER University of Idaho, B.S., Business Math, Typing I, Clerical Office Practice, Record Keep- ing, F.B.L.A. B U S I N E S S BARBARA KREFTING San Francisco State Col- lege, A.B., Home Nursing, I-lomemaking I, Decora- tive Arts, Clothing I, Co- advisor Freshman Dance, Freshman Advisor, Dance Sponsor ,I X . 1 'ff t fs, v . HARRY E . DANIELS E EO: PZ G32 Sacramento State Col- lege, A.B., Business Machines, Typing I, F.B.L.A. P H O T O G R A P H Y PATRICIA REITTER San Jose College, A.B., Clothing I,II,III, and English, Girls' League, Junior Prom, Fashion Show for Mothers' Recep- tion ,f ...-0 wg? I Q JAMES H. FULLER University of Oregon, B.S.--M.S., Typing I,II, Shorthand I, Junior Prom, Ticket Taking, Dance Supervision, Jr. Class Advisor ESTHER E. PRICE University of Californi A.B., Typing, Business English, Chairman of as Business Education De- partment GEORGE SAKAMOTO Sacramento State, A.B Beginning Business, Typing I, Bookkeeping Salesmanship, Business Law, Greenback Notes Financial Advisor LAUREL A. RIZZI Oregon State College, B.S., All Foods, Practi- cal Home Economics, Home Living, Freshman Class Chairman, Assist- ant for Mothers' Recep- tion ,f', 'a I, TM? -3, .gf 1 EDWIN C. HOAG f Fresno State and New York University, A.B.--M.A., Shorthand I, Shorthand II, Secretarial Practice, Business Ma- chines fs DONNELL G. TAGCERT Chico State College, A.B., Driver Training, Photography I,II, Bible Club, Photography Club SELMER O. AALGAARD University of North Dakotag B.S. Mechanical Drawingg Mechanical and Engineer- ing Drawing . RUTH A MORGAN University of Kansas City, University of Southem California, B S M S Newspaper, Yearbook Joumahsm, Advanced Art, Commercial Art, Sponsor of Greenback Notes Yearbook, Spon sor of Spartan H1 Lights Sponsor of Quill and Scroll, Literary Magazine 'Spartan Creation ,' lications Dance, Junior Class Advisor MARC BRANN University of California at Santa Barbara, Credentials issued through U C at Santa Barbara Drafting, First Aid for Football ames Seruor Announce ments FRANK RICHARD EVERS San Jose State, B.A.--A.A., Elementary Auto Mechan ics, Cross Country DAVID RIZZI Chico State College A B Woodshop HOWARD J SWOLGAARD California College of Arts and Crafts, A B Art I General Math, Basic Math Junior Class Advisor Club BENJAMIN REAMS Chico State College' B.A Auto Mechanics' ISSAC RHOADS San Jose State, A B Shop Math , Metal Shop Me chanical Drawing, Foot ball Scoreboard LAWRENCE JAMES WEAVER California College of Arts and Crafts, Sacra mento Junior College B A A A Art Crafts Radio Sophomore Class Advisor, Public Address Sophomore Hop l G , ' - I 1. I I . .3 0 , ' ' . .-- . .3 ' ' - a , I X . ' r .- . , . . , ' ' s 'Pub- H ' - -9 H a - I I ' . ' ' 9 . .3 ' ' , Art ' . n . .'-- . .3 , , ' System,Co-Chairman of A E if A I Q I . f A gr, in A f Q I LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW I: L. Callaghan, M. Howard, C. Schneider, J. McKenzie, J. Chapman, D. Stinger, D. Nel son, M. Howard, S. Weaver, J. Reynolds. ROW II: L. Fowler, J. Still, S. Wilson, R. Bennewies, G. Jennings, B. Taggart, L. Mendoza, D. Reaka, E. Elliott, J. Jorgenson. ROW III: G. Anderson, B. McArthur, R. Chalburg, S. Frailey, P. Korby, J. Howard, J. Priest, J. Priest, A. Stewart, C. Compton. STUDENT COUNCIL FALL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW I: Bob Nelson, Alice Hughes, Pete Anderson, Brenda Bar- stad, Paul Crabtree. ROW II: Glen Odell, Karleen Isaacson, Relfe W. Leavitt, adviser, Verna Stephens, Ron Alexander. C7 T4 'F' W7 ' . LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW I: P. Crabtree, B. Nelson, V, Coval, L. Kestler, J. Hayes, G, Fox, D. Hall, D. Bushore, G. Campbell, D. Watkins, R, Pifer. ROW II: R. Alexander, M. Amidon, V. Howell, J. Ahrens, D. Maloof, R. Juliff B. Brown, W. Chenoweth, J. Saunders, L. Geiler, C. Clower. ROW III: B. Barstad, J. Wackiord, T. Fitzpatrick, B. Korby, S. Lance, J. Waggener, S. Bleyl, J. Still, S. Wilson, B. Rudge, H. Hall. ROW IV: J. Chapman, J. McKen zie, D. Stinger, E. Elliott, M. Howard, L. Cabodi, P. Anderson, V. Stephens, A. Hughes, K. Isaacson, G. Odell. LW. X T b 5, 5 ,7j,r.lU .Qfgf jx STU DE T COUNCIL V! U If L luv' yy, YPA 'TLjVTlfCf., lyk :RLG U' fl A 1, VINE J Y U-A T- J' LJ:,Mg-Q5 Aft Hy f .QL 'VX I SPRI C5 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW I: Harold Hall, Linda Callaghan, Dale Schrader, Judy Chapman, Eugene Atkins. ROW Il: John Halseth, Sharon Holley, Karleen Isaac- son, Larry Rhodes. x- ' Avfzs fs PP' 1' NT.-.3 f.g,'f .met-if v lzfx ,. V xxx --A bv 1 ' 1 Sharron Baxley Robert Nelson Brenda Barstad Girls' Vlce President oys' V1ce Presldent Secretary TUDE T BCDY Ahce Hughes Assxstant Treasurer F L .M-I Pete Anderson Student Body Presldent Karleen Isaacson Treasurer Paul Crabtree Ruth Chalburg Glen Odell Commlssxoner of Entertamment Commlssloner of Hall Patrol Commlssloner of Pubhc Relatxons 'f ' ' .. a 1 '14,- 'six X . n, , Q A? , . .'l' , ,K J 'vt 'bf'--My L I N 4 35 ' , ' .f ' V , - lj E ' wi 'Ln Q ' 5 . , f f Y -ff ' '. ,A . ' P1 J: I' ' x ' I . x?, . 'Qi' 1 T ' f NWS' A , ,. A f . f-I , ..- Judy Chapman Harold Hall Linda Callaghan SCCTCIHPY Boys' Vice President Girls' Vice President OFFICERS Al1ce Hughes S P R G ASS1St3I1t Treasurer V? Dale Schrader Student Body Presldent Karleen Isaacson Treasurer 4- i Sharon Holley Gene Atkms John Bertoluccx Commxssxoner of Pubhc Relations Commxssloner of Hall Patrol Coxnmxssloner of Entertamment W , , I 13341 '- -' . - 1- , ,n,, ff IX fun V . '--si ' 46. f.,.. Joyce Saunders ..... Editor-in-Chief STAFF This years staff, composed of l6 Seniors and three juniors, may have been seen busily running through the halls in search of valuable pictures and information for the annual. Many hours were spent working diligently over copy, layouts, and pictures. Snow cones and carrots were again sold at football games to help finance the publication of the annual. We hope our many hours of work have resulted in an interesting and attractive yearbook. LEFT TO RIGHT: Maxine Howard, Senior Editorg Leni Mendoza, As- sistant Senior Editor. LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Sturch, Girls' Sports Edi- torg Ron Branson, Boys' Sports Editor. IEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Kestler, Copy Editor-3 Linda Owen, Assistant Copy Editor. LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Samora, Head Art Edi torg Dave Hall, Assistant Art Editorg Mike Smith, Assistant Art Editor s V CLASSES Senior Honors are given to those who have excelled during their four years in high school in some special area of study or activity. San Juan's reputation for my academic excellence is well cs- tablished and her graduates go on to the best colleges and universi- ties in the nation. Valedlctorlan Salutatorlan Darval Lund Glen O'de11 Nl21th81'TlHUCS Enghgh -.fi-wisp AIS' Ray MC-M66 Patricia Sims Harvey Evans I-3b0f3t0fY 50611095 Soc1al Science Agriculture and Cross Country ,wffffvvf Q'-ff? 'V' Addah Whisler Tim Wmger Loretta Good Home Economics Foreign Languages Business and Vocational Arts :fl ' I 7' 'Vins f ' ..A I is Q f 4, SED! H0 RS 61951 'iffy' Dave Channell Frank Samora Trade and Industrlal Arts Art i-.y ?'-f Paul Crabtree Larry Rhodes Gale Butler ask b 11 MUSIC and Thesprans Football B et a Larry Rhodes--President Bob Blechschmidt--Vice -president Linda Geiler--Secretary SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Early in September, 1955, the class of '59 entered San Juan halls as frail, frightened freshmen. We had to face up to new respon- sibilities and new customs. We had locker combinations to learn, how to find our next class, and when not to buy such things as rally tickets. We had decisions to make and proved we could when we elected Dale Schrader to lead our class as president, with Pat Baker as vice-president, Brenda Barstad, secretary, and Gale Butler, treas- urer. For our dance we used the theme, Waltz around the World, complete with a globe extended from the ceiling. Finally the year passed and we became sophomores, feeling more a part of the student body. We had changed since that first year but had an equal amount of knowledge to acquire and experience to gain. This year as class officers we elected Larry Stephens, Linda Owens, Sharron Holly, and Mary Ann Howard, president, vice- president, secretary, and treasurer, respectively. We sponsored the Christmas dance that year and called it Mistletoe Mood. As decorations we used the traditional Christmas Tree, and strategically placed Mistletoe branches around the gym. September, 1957, and we entered a revised San Juan. New buildings were being built, we had a new library, cafeteria and juke box. At last we were upper-classmen and acquired more prestige and responsibilities. To begin our activities we chose Pete Anderson, Roy Sorenson, Karen McGuire, and Maxine Howard as our officers. Class ring time rolled around and we proudly displayed our new expendi- rures in modern design. Then we successfully produced our junior play, June Mad, a comedy about a yotmg teenage girl growing up. Richard Maloof la ed for our dream 'unior om, Moonlight Mist, P Y Y J Pl' We bid farewell to the graduating seniors with the annual Junior- Senior Banquet, which we built around the fitting theme of Sayonara ' When we entered the world of senior year, it was hard to realize that we had come this far. We wanted more rights, privileges, and recognition which we could only gain by showing we deserved them. We were wise in our choice of class officers as we elected, Larry Rhodes, president, Bob Blechschmidt, vice-president, Linda Geiler, secretary, and Carole Wolff, treasurer. We put over an out- standing drama for our senior play, called Outward Bound. This year we leaned back and relaxed at the Junior-Senior Banquet and reminiscingly danced at the Senior Ball, thinking back through the crazy things we'd done, the games and rallies we'd attended, the songs we hummed, the kids we met, and the teachers and counselors we'd known. Up the ladder of memorable events we've climbed and as graduation falls upon us, as we sing the Alma Mater for the last time, we enthusiastically advance into a new world as young adults. C arole Wolff- -Treasurer KR: 2 'Q -.4-4' Y Vernon Adamskx Pete Anderson Esther Baca Max Baker wa ,sr--A go -qi IB: 453, Aw- gy Mx Nr' -' C arme la Adorno Mary Andrressen Maureen Alley Rosalee Argo Delm ar Ba11e Nancy Bacon y Stephen Banks Patrxcra Baker fx ,Z N ,ni -1- Gary Alway Gene Atkms Elva Barley Susan Barnes 1,4-. Grace Anderson Tom Ay ery Sharron Barley Edward Barnett Y ,fai- '17 Q---r N.,,,' if 1-'37 F Ny X' 8 ' fs v 4' . -V ' ' b 8. - as ,, 'xr B 'M ff C' I B 3 2- - ' 'Q ' I .5 if 1 , I 5 1' A f Yi' 'O -uf 2 M J 'f A A A B A x I 'T'-' . -Zig QA it in 'IT' 4,-wa-7 K-'E -5. 'Qu YZ7' hw Joseph Barnett John Bertoluccr Jamce Bud Rosa Bolz Joan Barrl Jane Bevrs Herb Blttlck Donna Botts Brenda Barstad James Bews Bob Blechschmldt Kathy Bousxos Mlke Bellamy Kather me Bmnewxes Gary Blanchard Raymond Bowler farm 'yacc Mxke Bertl Judy Bll11DgS She11a Blanchard Stuart Boyer -if i 'Yin KS'--1 iv? 'UN 'ilu' 1 V47 Ronald Branson L1nda Callaghan Dolores Callaway Roy Carr -TY' 1-Q-7 'wu- in? 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'ff fi Joyce S aunders B111 Schou M1chae1 Sheley Marlene Seberg N' Tif '47 'df' f ' Patr1c1a S1ms Vicky Stelng Suzanne Sturch George Terwrlhger if -ar Luanna S rnlth Larry Stephens Ron Sulhvan Donald Thomas ffl' s 1-,V Pearl Smlth Drck Stmger Wllbur Sulhvan Sue Thom as L Q ,I Roy Sorenson Rlchaxd Storms Luc 111e Sweet Betty Thompson M Q.. -cs.. 'U- -...i ,am T Y? Lrndell Stacy Sandra Stull Ed Tarwater Juhe Van DQVO1-t EK -ami? if-ff 'at-Y' 2 , ' W 7 is a' Q rf., ' 'V A Xl J i Sf Ng. Sz . N s y SX tr 1 . .,,,. 5 v ,Q ! gf A ' , as . . . ,S .XJ Q f Y 'K .TP J rf? gf x 'la ,f 'f QJ, .u ' A If : A mm f fin- iw. WZ? Je anne Waggener Elame Webb 3 Lynn Wendell Marllyn Wredrrch Jerry Wagner Walter Warren 19. Trm Wenger Mary Lou W1111ams ,am 'Du va-4 Dorothy Warbmgton Doug Watkms Addah Wh1s1er Stan Wxlhs re If ' g 'lf Q N-gulf C arolme Va.nW1nk1e lin-sv' Dell Vmette Loma Volkert Dave Wlthroder Fred Wrrght Nancy Wrxght Revee Young TO LATE TO CLASSIFY Robert Amey Carolma Barker Juamta Clark Marla Denny Jay Crllespxe B111 Greathouse Delmar Hanaway Janet Johnson Richard Myett Roy Nelson Wayne Oliver Walter Tenner John Trend Johnny Tucker Richard Urie Judy Vander Pauwert Glenn Wilson 48 pt? Writ? H' QW' fi Q--0 Carole Wolff Deane Yungling Janet Zapolski in Q , X xl X V I L, - I Nl X 5 Y 1 Q x . N x . 'Vw ,. . 3? This class of '59 is really fine. Don't you 2,25 agree, Mr . Leavitt ? Celia Clower and Barbara Pope ask, Is this the place? X 'fl' .llilf EH -m':x:l1vf '4' 2gQ5.2ii3fi!ssffif5il4f I SENIOR SNAPS A rw 12,75 '36 f y , K Zilla 'v :- I l.1 Qs x D O li lg N . ss I I Al 'J Peek-a-boo, we're looking at you, say Leni Mendoza Vicki Coval, and Maxine Howard. 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' 9 6 i V A 4- I eb .' ,S isis L if - ,i i . ... -5 J J . , ,,, Row 1: P. smith, R. Smith, w. smith, G. sparks, ' ' in , . ' V - llhl B. Staplin. ROW 2: B. Stark, M. Steck, J. Steinke, as .1 wif W- 'g ' wg, V. Stephens, C. Sterrett. ROW 3: E. Stewart, K. 'T' ,, 5 .i', - VO , f Stoeckmann, G. Storms, D. Stovall, R. Swart. ROW '. 'i ' I, .1 4: B. Taggart, L. Tannehill, M. Tapp, S. Thatcher, 'i I u, , ' , ,tp ,, H. Thomton, J. Thrasher, Thurston, M. Tolson, B. Travers. ROW 5: K. '..'.,mbley, L. Trumbo, M. Tuohey, D. Turner, J. Tumer, T. Unden, J. Vincent ,,. 1 4 - ' 3, T- B. Wadle. ROW 6: C. Wagnon, L. Walls, K. Welch, i - f '4 ff, P. Wenger, J. Westberg, J. Wheeler, J. Whisler, ' T L. White, K. wiediich. ,WV V , 5 Q V . ,ga H .V A . 1 L Q, J, X, . ,wa , Y X , fy Y 4 ff. . .4 T J I 3, it L , , Y, ' 4 wx 5, I 'l ,. V 4 A i I , X 'iii I I' T' l, ,llfjet nfx'-f . . 99152, '24 'U V ' TC 'RTL ' llqv' i 2 ii ,,..,JrI a ,. 1 ,xg T, 1-w? 'u x ' i A ' A D 7. 'Q ', A' Q A ' 5 T- M 'Q ' .w If .L 'Q' A es +4 -fe , R KAL ' I . '1 t.j Y A A T N 4'1- ' . ' ' A 1 X i ' 1, L L' i MU L 37' ' '- GF. 5. 5' - 5 .tc fx 1 I . '- . Q LN f V I Q 2 X 5 h F- . ff L! . 5. 5 A . .1 I F' - in' I fs qiw: xx '-1 uk- . Jai, imma I ROW 1: R. Wigley, T. Wilkin, D. Wilson, M. Wilson, R. Wilson, S. Wilson, T. Win- der, S. Winken, G. NVinters. ROW 2: L. Winship, D. Wisley, W. Woile, G. Wood, J. Wood, N. Woods, R. Woodworker, H. Wright, NY. Vifyckoff. ROW 3: F. Yeager, L. Yungling, D. Zapolski, W. Zumpano, M. Nichols. IS THIS THE SUMMER RECREATION PROGRAM AT SAN JUAN OR THE SAN JUAN BABY-SITTING SERVICE? LEFT TO RIGHT: FOREGROUND: C. Lee, R. Amey. BACK P vw: L. Jennings, B. Popejoy, P. Popejoy, W. Hiclc. ' CET IN THERE AND FIGHT. Mr. Pierucci, Mr. Scott, Mr. Brann, Mr. Weaver, and the Varsity PRINCESS NIKKI. Nikki Nelson, a junior candidate for Home team. coming Queen, is admired by the audience. -:H I' ,sf 1 4' . '1. - .Jn-, , .I 4 6 X Af 4 Z li Pres1dent Ron Alexander ROW 1 C Abbott, O Abbott, A Ackley R Alexander, T Al len, A Allgard C Altpeter, C Alvarez ROW2 E Anderson l-l Andrlst, S Ander son J Andr1essen Archer, A Apple gate ROWS W Argo, F Amtt, K Asplund, D Ault, J Bah1ke,J Baker ROW 4 D Ba1ley, J Ba1ley, T Ball B Bames, E Barnes J Barry ROW5 P Becker, M Beehler, Beggs B Bennett L Bemdxct, J Benvenu to ROW6 C Bell, T Bergland, D Ber li Q ge? in-n xiig mx? 4 of gen, B Berry, J Berry L Berthmaume O, MMM QQ' wa Wana Ch o 73 I o o 7U G i L as 2 H Q ROW1 S Besse B B1lllIlgS E B1nk ley M Bloom ,, Blevlns, F Bol1n ROW2 J Bol1n M Bohn, M Boss, Boyer, R Boylan, J Bradford ROW 3 J Brogdon, J Brooks R Brown, B Brugger, F Bueno, R Bunn ROW 4 J Burks J Buster, J Byrum C3bOd1 M Cam Cam ROW 5 K Callaway, E Camp bell F Canales P ir z 4 VY'f Vxce Pres1dent Bob Chffords I Canf1eld P Caudle Chappell ROW6 Chasko J Clark Chfford, J Clmk, Coan, H Colhns, P Combs, L Comp ton B N Q? J 'is. 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Corbett, R. Comelius, M. Com- forth, B. Council, C. Cox, J. Coyle. ROW 2: L. Craig, F. Craw- ford, R. Crites, J. Croes, G. Crowder, D. Conling. ROW 3: D. Cook, F. Cummins, C. Dake, J. Danenberg, K. Dare, G. David. ROW 4: W. Davies, R. Davis, B. Dawson, D. Dennison, G. Dennison, J. Denny. ROW 5: R. Derrico, G. DeVisscher, L. Dick- Secretary Carol Withroder son, L. Dieke, J. Dir- - scherl, L. Dodds. ROW , L lj, 6: A. Doleshal,B. A L, Donaldson, C. Do ing, I L ,uf B. Draeger, T. in. ' , Ir ,LIU y N XIIJ I ' v J . ' , i ' VI x ' XA ' .I I L ' A X , 5 , K V - U lx f 'I m J MDA 'lf x LAL I ,J if Af 'L if .bf N l vl, . L' i V' , A , L I l Nu f , A I a J' ,V 1' . I fv W X f' .DX gy I .x ,i I. J, A I L Jf ROW 1: A. Durden, E. Elliott, J. Ekkelboom, J. Erb, G. Erickson, G. Erickson. ROW 2: H. Esola, R. Evans, S. Ferguson, M. Ferrie, S. Field, D. Fletcher. ROW 3: N. Flint, A. Flowers, E. Flowers, M. Ferris, L. Fletcher, D. Punt. Row 4. J. Ford, D, Foster, J. Fox, R. Fraizer, W. Fred, D. French. ROW 5: D. Froom, W. Gallaher, N. Gallegos, L. Gaines, M. Ganger, R. Gamer. Row 6. R. caskins, R. Glenn, G. Goins, J. Golvin, L. Good, J. Goswick, C. Granne- man, D. Granville. Treasurer Diane Branson , ROWl F Green, mv kd' M ,Q li 1 ,141 V16 'W' :pl X M Z5 'Qs 1 Rv' Q 9 'Z 21' yi' f if ff' N932 Y' '1 Q 5 f'-A 1,41 36 aaa ll Y ,,f Gugsby E Gr1mes, 4-Gunn, B Gw1n P Hacay E Hagler, L Hale Hall ROW2 G Hall P Hall, W Halstead S Hamblen, R Hanaway, D Hannlbal M Hardlng P H3Td1SOH E Harless ROW 3 F Hart, K Hart Harvey, J Hatch, B Hay du W Helm J Hemrxch, B H1egelmann, B Hen drlx ROW4 J Herr man L Hersch A Holmes A Honsberger, C Hopp, G Hortln V Howell, B Hubbard Hudspeth ROW 5 S Hull A Hunter, L Hun ter, S Hunter, S Hurd, J Isbell B Jackson Jackson, S Jackson ROW 6 R Jacobson, D James, D Jehn D Jen kms K Jensen, John son N Johnson, N John son N Johnson ROWl B Jones, R Jones, W Jones, J Jor gensen, L Jukes, R Jul1ff J Karr J Kas tanes B Keller ROW2 C K11e, K K1lgore B Klnner, T Korby, C Koucouthak1s L Kredt jans J Kroger Q ld well S Lamb ROW3 D Lang D Langly W Larose, L Adams, J Lar son G Lawrence, G Lawson, L Larson, M Lawson ROW4 C Lazarslu L Leal K Lea utt M Leckey A Legg P Lelghty P Lemke, K Lemmon K Leone ROW 5 J Leverett, C Lewxs R Lmzy A L1thw1n Lxvcrs NN Locke L Lu bektn K Luton O Lutz ROM 6 D McArthur T NlcCormack, A Nic Crakcn C NlcCray McDan1cl, D NlcDan1tl, M NlcDonald, J Mc Donald, P McFarland ft' 2 'Q Ggx x 'V 5.1, 1 ' A . 4,21 , wggjl K . 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IA ,4- Owens ROW 6 S C, '7 Owens F Padllla P 5 ,Q Padrta N Parker P Partrldge D Pa ey Pherson M Pere E9 Peterson If X O 1 J Peterson Peterson J Peterson J Ph1l11ps D Phlpps J Plaskett S Prckrel Polley B Pollock ROW 2 P Post,B Prall J Pr1ce,B Qu1ck,B Qu1ck,S Rams J Ras mussen L Reed, Rerchhold ROW3 J Reynolds,J Rhoads C R1chardson,J Rrchard son, S Rrchardson, Rlchardson L Rlce G Rlley S Roberts ROW 4 B Roe B Roed1ger L Rosevear J Roy,S Sanstad J Saul L Sax'on, J Schady A Schaff ROW 5 F SCh111ll'lg, S Schmelmg R Schnerder J Schne1der,S Schrem mer,S Schutte K Sch w1nt, G Scott N Scott ROW 6 J Scull D Sea g aves K Seamands, W Sh1ro, R Shom aker D ff' x lffaarbs fs m 33, vibe R- Two Alla A '11 KV 41' A 0 ,fil l ' prv ' I Hoon Ari' Sharp, D Shaw, S t V 1 Sheley, R Sherwood, E A 1 WV lx s Q Q li 1 t, I x,' X! D 11 91 ,I A 15-v : i I cg. , ,Z -3- M B , .. 7 W - H' - Q, I , , ' , , I X 5 , 6 . Q Z Llilfrl 'WJ 'Ai 4.1, rv ' ' ' Q ' aa 7 '- 1 I l A J. .mr .. :Lt Y - .AL ' ' ' ' ' LA '-',. 1. 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Tafola, 'livin' ' A Q i' Q Y ' g Swamped with Sophomore pictures, Miss ?ZE:ni2:nhfa:nTie1' U K , A F Berckhan, gets help from Pat Crockard and ' P ' ' , p ffl. - ' . .Y Nanc P. Terpenning. Q if' . V, 1 -- y ierce. F .mi 1. , V j W .rf si . 'iff-if '+ 4 I at A Y wi Q . F' - i .Q .... i.. , ' . 1fsrJ'.,'f : I V fc' V -g ' ,W L, I I W 'N gif! I i'.'a'. 4' QA , .-,. f?f2f.gg ,,, gg? A ihti' ' . ,j, D ,V , i , W .. rh . 7,4 he i.:: i giyfww - Vx: L. 2. X Z y , X A ., A - QMNQM 13 W ' ..:, S, ifmiiiwi My 'Q pw? H ,wif W Wg A JA S? li' F ' we 1'-Ti - Yi n - 'i- 2. V . QW? U' I .. ., ' 4 V X ' f e, A A ,,,, , ...t 5 ' ff' 5 i ' A' 9 ROW 1: M. Thomas, D. i s gggg- Thompson, M. Thornhill, s A '-'i 3 . , .. . .J R. Thornton, J. Thurston, 25 ,, Q l'i Viit f .3 . . J T: , i M ,,, - . A. Tiffany, G. Toftner, .iw ileiiif igm '- i Q . I .g g ' f . .J . D. Truett, F. Valine. ' , 4 ,'ie' ' . ' X ' 1 479 'W' ii ROW 2: D. Wanderweide, Vi. 'Q' A ei ' pi 'a -, - . 5 , ,fi ,MQ S. Van Winkle, M. Varnell, ' 3 V, ,f 4 f . K. Vincent, J. Vinton. 3 X , , ,. i , ROW 3: B. Wagner, R. ,AA fl- X if ,W ,., .Q W .4 ff, 'tr Warbington, A. Warre, J. Q7-f , Ig... 3 i 2 , . .. -.. A . , warren. Row 4. K. wir- 'M g y, J li' , ,,. if ' 1 y ' 7 ren, D. Watson, A. Web- 1 .W Zj,..f .J ' f W A 1 , ster, N. Westburg, D. ' V I 4 , , i 1 White, J. White, T. ' V. 'Qi Q if ' White, B. Whitmire, C. 3' . , .,,,,,,-,.. , , ,C I 3.1 ,A , '1 P Q f- - if s . whitwonh. Row 5: L. 4:4 it 0 ,192 . ' - x A f . ,. , i .' . Wilder, D. Will, H. Wil- ' is ii A J ' lf- - A s T J ' f mms, P. wiuis, D. wins, ,IV . . wi 4 si IQ - X ' J. Wilson, P. Wilson, S. X A , . . M, Wilson, C. Withroder. , 1 x Q Y Q! . ROW 6: L. Volpert, V. Z , 5.3 Q i I ,, 0- .7 A 2 - 0 '- 4 . Wolpert, J. Woolsey, B. ff- .QV - Q . Worley, J. Worthing, M. M 7 it ' I Wroten, H. Young, W. ' 1 J 44 ft W. , , v , X Young. ROW 7: L. Zeno, D. Ziessler. ...if- fu , - . , -. , .SJ , FQ.. 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Peters, S. Petersen, R. Prickett, B. Powell, J. Pugh. ROW 10: G. Putman, M. Pyle, M. Radey, M. Ransom, J. Raper, C. Rasher, M. Rasmussen, B. Raven, B. Redington. ROW ll: C. Reno, R. Rexwinkle, T. Rhodes, C. Richardson, L. Rice, W. Rice, R. Rilnger, D. Rinard. ROW 12: L. Rinehart, E. Roediger, R. Roediger, L. Rogers, K. Rothweel, P. Rosmarin, M. Rudge, D. Russell, K . Sabin. yr-- BIRDIE IN THE TREETOP. Dick Fleming, photographer from Sirlin Studio, gets up on a ladder to take a picture. f' -u A I ' ln - ,' 3 1, g I k: lp Q' W meth, P. Nemeth, M Neumann, L. Nichols, B. Nickerson, ,g- 4 fl Z ., ff f K 4 ' h - lk we fm, , -X. Owen, L. Owens, N. Owens, J. Oyler, G. Palmer. ROW 7: f ww , vw W , 4,-1 7, ' K Phuiips J. Phipps. Row 9: P.. Pifer, J. Pim s. Pratt, T. Q ' L L L f ' ' 22' 57? .fl .Wh 1 fl fir .I A ' . I f: le Q' ' '95, f f, N ,., J, g W g , 1' . , .A fr-X '-' ir 1 f 11 we .:s' .. 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Sanders, B. Saverien, G. soon, M. scott .N ,. fa' ,,. F ..- , f 'J ,. 13 92-,il va. S. Scott, D. Scheller, B. Scholtl, J. Seekell, D. ,, A g , , , L? g 1 il 2 , Sharp. ROW 2: C. Shaw, B. Sheleon, V. Sherwood, ' If A-ff' K 4 R. Shields, D. Shinn, J. Sims, B. Simpson, D. Smith, F .' . g bf 157: D. Smith ROW 3: S Smith T. Smith J Sm the ii , J J., aff . IT' ,-V, X 5- 3, Q. xg . .Q W- T'- '. ' . x xi., k , . . M 1 'M .1 ' fl 'N Je. ,.- xl 6,5 je. I ff. ' ' 1 l ' y , A. Sordillo, B. Sorensen, T. Sparks, T. Spiva, B. Spoonemore, W. Stacy. ROW 4: C. Staplin, G. Sterrett, J. Stetson, D. Stille, D. Stoneman, J. Stoval. ROW 5: E. Strziuch, S. Sturch, B. Swauger, G. Sweatt, S. Sweet, B. Swift. ROW 6: R. Swit- h . zer, J. Tenner, T. Tenold, D. Terpenning, S. J 1 Thompson, J. Thomtan. ROW 7: J. Thrasher, S. Thrasher, R. Toftner, K. Trout, R. Underwood, B. L I , Vandegrift. ROW 8: J. Varney, M. Varin, J. , FQ . ... ff L - , Vina, L. Vinson, D. visker, M. Von Benign. Row - if. , - . . 9: J. Wackford, J. Waggener, J. Wagner, J. - A ' Wagner, W. Walls, R. Ward. ROW 10: J. Warren, . R I Q J. Warren, R. Watrous, T. Weal, Z. Weldy, S. , Wermes, M. West, M. Wetherby, J. White. ROW ll: ,I-f.yQ 'W ' J. White, N. White, D. Whitmire, R. Wickbaldt, B. Q, in , . , J Wiclmey, S. Williams, L. Williamson, J. Wills, S. x T- ' J - 5' , f . f . Winters. Row 12: J. wins, J. wifnroder, J. ' ' 5 1 , ' , g Wolff, J. Wolff, L. Wolf, M. Wolf, J. Woltmon, J. g A. I 5 5 NN oodworker, S. Wright. I I Q Q W g ,, I Y 1. .A . r , . 3- Q , 3' If Li, 9 f , I ,, X . 5 414' ' I I n I N I 7 'I I' P ' - 2 fi Y .:Q' ' 1 , u - - , 4 - :IX Q. , . 1 1 f le f 'if . ..,, X fa . 4 . Min hi A SA I 1' fn J - ' X Ca 1 . -, - T5 4.4 ' A A AMB E ACTIVITIES '13 S Left to Right: ROW I: D. Hudson, J. Wilton, B. Lang, J. Henry, L. Shuman, J. Rogers, R. Reynolds, R. Hicks, S. Merton, M. Thomas, K. Leavitt, R. Ringwald, M. Howard, L. Switzer. ROW II: C. Tropper, J. Fox, J. Brooks, J. Walker, M. Huntting. K. Clark, S. Loker, J. Applegate. D. Smith, D. Smith, L. Fullmer, T. Gubler, J. Peterson, J. Orey, A. McCracken, E. Lehmon, D. Edens. ROW III: F. Valine, G. Atkins, N. Johnson, M. Cain, J. Bertolucci, E SYMPHONIC BAN Symphonic Band, under the able direction of Mr. Maddux Hogin, is an asset to our musical department. They provide the music for the Variety Show and the Operetta. An outstanding performance is given by them at the an- nual Spring Concert and the Christmas show. During football season, they become a marching hand and perform during the half-time activities. Left to Right: ROW I: S. Lamb. D. Callaway, M. Howard, B. Sisco, J. Van de Vort, C. Hull. ROW II: S. Stull, L. Trumbo, K. Galarneau, J. Millert, C. Hopp. A. Mena-fee, F. Whitehead. ROW III: J. Sweatt, C. Withroder, M. Mercer, M. Mustra, V. Stelzig, A. Chappell. ROW IV: G. Erickson, D. Seagraves, L. Fullmer, D. Withroder, P. Crabtree, P. Anderson. ROW V: D. Wisley, H. Allen, R. Call, J. Maloney, H. Esola, M. Mathaney, A. Edgett. ?Y '2iI' all l ,., is 1 '5 ' s Q G - Qs 'X ,' x Jackson, G. Mulch, M. Pyle, S. Huntting, B. Evans, W. Brown, B. Jensen, B. Stacy, J. White, R. Sparks, G. Sweatt, R. Longfield, K. Strain, J. Waggener, L. Atkins. ROW IV: D. Ford, S. Gaeddert, L. Groom, P. Haut, A. Fricker, L. Brock, G. Johnson, H. Esola, B. McArthur, D. Ziessler, P. Archer, G. Jennings, P. Crabtree. SYMPHONIC CHOIR Symphonic Choir is a mixed musical group who are called upon to perform at various student body functions. Under the supervision of Mrs. Jean Curtis, they perform in the Variety Show, put on the Operetta and Spring Con- cert, and present a Christmas program every year for the entire student body. Once a year, they are guests of the University of California, at Berkeley, along with high schools from all over the state, where they perform and are judged on their harmony, showmanship, and general appearance. Left to Right: ROW I: C. Hull, G. Anderson, H. Channell, J. Cook, S. Bailey, L. Stacey. ROW Il: U. Jones, L. Geiler, B. Barstad, K. Bousious, M. Gale, J. Longacre. ROW III: S. Pierce, M. Badovinac, N. Patterson, R. Warbington, J. White, M. Ferris, V. Orsillo. ROW IV: D. Will, N. Farquar, D. Channell, B. Fuller, G. Bischoll, K. Higgins, B. Brown. ROW V: D. Twohy, D. Dubie, K. Hess, D. Barstad, T. Reaves, W. Brown. uv .SI V J I' ig-f LEFT TO RIGHT ROWI L Hunter V Hanaway J Clmk L Walt T Gorrell S Baca S Evans G EYICRSOD A Mead lvl Varnell E Baca M McCullough J McDonald D Branson H McPherson ROVN ll S Massey L Reed J McCormack J Herrman S Summerlm C Adams P W1lson J Wllson G Mead M Bol1n E Hagler D Vwhlte Y Luppens E Campbell J Parnell J McKenz1e P Korby ROW III G Palmer D Chr1sman D Thompson J Clarlx A Morrow C McK1mmy J Ezell L lVl1Ch3llC9lx N Parker D Dub1e L Holmgren J Kldd G Steck The Jumor A Cappella chrected bx Mrs Jean Curus J I, A G works xery Closely mth the Symphomc CllO1f1ll preseutlng the Operetta Sprmg Concert and the Cl1r1suna program Duected by Mr Maddux I-logm the G1rls Chou part1c1 pates Ill the Sprmg Concert and the Chrlstmas Program for G I R the P T A and the student body LEFT TO RIGHT ROWI A Ackley M Kolbo J Edgett E Traylor S W1ll1ams S Bessey J Lee J Sanders K Mlllette C Partmdge J Plnpps, Mr Maddux Hogm D1rector ROW II B Redmgton A Arnold P Warbmg ton E Morrow N Coan D McDann1el B MCNHIT S Dodson D Schuettge B Ledbetter K Moore ROW III S Wermes L Terpenmng C Fltzpatnck G Storms C Ellls D H111 S Davls E Hull C R1chardson, J Tumer D Russell G Henry Ld LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW I: D. Shields, E. Hull, J. Stetson, F.Gurner, M. Wolf, C. Harris, S. Dryer, J- Mayberry, R. Broolm, R. Atkins, J. Chasko. ROW ll: G. Coins, J. Hatfield, W. Summers, L. Craig, D. Henry, J. Stovall, J. Gauldin, R. Howe, M. Fintel, C. Reno, R. Hepp, F. Bolin. ROW Ill: G. Bemardo, K. Kimball, J. Schou, J. Cray, R. Osgood, K. Nealis, K. Sabin, E. Redington, D. Barnard, B. Saverien. The Junior Band works with the Symphonic Band during the Christmas program and the Spring Concert. Directed by Mr. Maddux Hogin, they are being prepared to become a part of the Symphonic Band, MADRIGAL Madrigal is a select group of students who are outstanding in musical ability, They are under the direction of Mrs. Jean Curtis. This group gives a fine performance at the regular school functions, Operetta. Christmas program. and Spring Concert, hut they are also called upon to sing at special gatherings ii siovr 1. :yi iiowliti, M. Mama. ' J Van de Vort, C. Hull, L. Trumbo, L U. Jones. AOVI II: D. Withroder, D. Lhannell. L. V-lolli. Y Stelzig. ROV! lll: P. Crabtree D Wills. lx. Neel. i T5 Jr. BAN x 4 .5 . I , x 1 1 .. X 1 f 5 P i ' v-- y l G J' Teaching Voice Training, Arithmetic, Junior A Cappella, and Symphonic Choir are the duties of Mrs. Jean Curtis. A graduate of San .lose State with an A.B. degree, she is an alum- nae member of Mu Phi, a music sorority. Sponsoring the operetta every spring and the Elizabethian Choir are a few of the many things Mrs. Curtis contributes to San Juan. Known as director of the Symphonic Band, Mr. Maddux Hogin also directs the girls' choir. He is in charge of the pep band and has done a terrific job in assembling them, getting their music, and seeing that they are at the home games ready to play. He has taught at summer sessions at College of Pacific and Sacramento State, and at Pacific Grove summer camp. He graduated from the College of Pacific and has earned a Bachelor of Science degree. Q ...,, , V21 . , K R , Q, San Juan has had the happy experience this year of meeting Mr. Wilson, a student teacher of history and A Cappella. T6 Active Mr. John Condie does a splendid job of directing the Senior Play, the Operetta, and sponsoring Thespians. His teaching duties consist of English and Stagecraft. He graduated from the University of Wis- consin and holds a Master of Arts degree. ti' wg-'1 As advisor of Debating Club and the Senior Class, Mrs. Martha White is kept quite busy. A former teacher at Oroville High School, Mrs. White graduated from the University of Wash- ington wherc she got her B.A. degree. Her Classtime activities include English and Public Speaking. Young U lor of Sc and used to San J Arizona 1' c Mrs. Ead r 1 u has six E Junior R Junior Pl LEFT TO RIGHT: Dorothy Warbington as Ann, 8zBob Nelson as Henry. OUT LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Lamb as Mr. Prior, 8zMike I Simpson as Rev. William Duke. 'x 1 ARD BOU D Senior Play LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Crabtree as Rev. Frank Thompson, Jim Bews as Scrubby and Mary Ann Howard as Mis. Cliveden Banks. LEFT TO RIGHT: John Davidson as Mr. Lingley, Tom Lamb as Mr. Prior and Sheila Blanchard as Mrs Midget. Rudy BeIlIl1W'18S Pat Paul Karen Nelson TI E OUT FOR GI GER Rudy Bennewres Pat Paul Karen Nelson Peggy Hudacek Barbara Lang Robert Hoyt John Kowalyk Rodger Call Joa Henry G ennmgs dwg Howard Carol Gmger Carol Agnes Carol ean C re av1s W XM ff Mr W1.1son U L1z re NT, T my Gr Rodger Call Joan Henry Gary Jenmngs IEFT TO RIGHT: Jerilyn Millert, Buddy Travers, Shelia Pierce, Steve Pierce, Gay Morgan, Arti Mer- LEFT TO PJGHT1 Marv ADH Howard row, Lua Ludu, Roger can. CENTER: viciu Coval and John Bertolucc1. Left to Right, BACK ROW: Cruz Alvarez, Tom Korby, Fred Padilla, Dave Pa- dilla. FRONT ROW: Bonnie Stark, San- dra Farlee, Dana Stovall, Helen lckes. CENTER: Bobbie Atkinson. LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Biinugs, Variety The Variety Show followed a gay, colorful, exciting theme this year under the title of South of the Bor- der. The acts ranged from a Cha Cha Dance to a Johnny Ray pantomime to an evening Serenade. Everything tied into the Spanish theme through the course of a Spanish festi- Vicky Stelzig, Carole Wolff, Diana LEFT TO RIGHT: Torn Reeves, Mar' Schmeung, garet Mercer. 1 X... it Julre Van De Vort THE SUNG Rrkard Nordraak the young poet has wrrtten a beau t1fu1 poem about Norway whrch Edvard Grreg the young composer has promrsed to set to musrc Edvard Rrkard and Nrna Hagerup wrth whom Edvard rs rn love are tak rng part rn the mrd summer s eve celebratron rn the vrllage of Bergen Norway To thrs colorful town comes Countess Loursa Grovannr famous opera star and her husband Count Peppr LeLupe The Countess rs enchanted by the musrc and person of Edvard Grreg She offers hrm the opportunrty of accom panyrng her on a concert tour through Europe Nrna and Edvard announce therr bethrothal Just prror to Edvard s departure wrth the Countess and her husband f Bob Brown One year later Edvard has attarned some renown a composer and 1S the rage of Copenhagen under the sponsorshrp of hrs patroness the Countess The elder Grreg s wrth Ixrna and Rrkard have come to Copen hagen to attend Edvard s concert They are taken aback at the change rn the young composer Nrna and Rrkard are upset because Edvard has agreed to wrrte the musrc for a poetrc drama Peer Gynt by Henrrk Ibsen, for gettrng meanwhrle hrs promrse to Rrkard to set to musrc hrs poem about Ixorway Yun-41? Q R 89 June Cook NVQ? OF NGRWAY Juhe Van De Vort Dave W111 Paul Crabtree vrcky Stelzr Bob Brown June Cook ma E d Grr g R rdNo a un OF th Grr f er Gr eg DMM ,JW Paul Crabtree Vlcky Stelzxg 83 W f f A ,ff M' ,..W.'. i.if.i...:.j,i.1.2.3.35, .ik ,JL . .... , t 'e If J o f ff f Ov Av L 1 ffv ,L I! D . U r W fd X lu JJ . Y X fl, l J! 0 Q L W r HOMECOMI G xx. in-fl J idx.-We ngpwi , f 5 gf 1, SIRLIN 'X 3 YV S T Q .,'. A il 3 THE QUEEN IS ANNOUNCED Ron Branson announces to the Lugnrly mailing Crowd th it the 1938 Home coming Qu en is a CON'NLE HULL LEFT TO RIGHT Ron Branson Boxs Block Society President Glenda Comp ton Connie Hull uun Charles Han :may Nikki Nelson and Bill Coughran QUEEN CONNIE AND HER CGURT Th re ni iindgr oi the footb ill g ime is watched by Queen Connie. Princess Nikki, and Princess GIenda from the Lgueen's Plgmform. LEFT TO RIGIIT: Glenda Compton, Princess: Connie Hull, Queenz and Nikki Nelson, Princess. QUEEN CONNIE IS CROVVNED ANID CONGRATULATED The roy :II crown is plniced on Queen Connie s head by Ron Branson who then gives her :I congratulation kiss LEFT TO RIGHT Ron Branson and Connie I-IuII 5 X 1 'S J E-1 f- Y I x I I v , First, summer recreation program . . then we are caught up in the Homecoming Queen contest . . . ACTIVITIES OF THE YEAR . with the beginning of ,Q school, we prepare for our musical activities . . . at last, the Homecoming parado . . . at school, rallies are held to promote school spirit . . . and last, but not least, our proud coaches. at games, wc our activities are publicized have half-time activities . . ....., . -c '11 'T Did wc win thc champior1ship'??! 1? 5 6 IO T7 Joan Pnest Jean Prlest head Je an Howard Pattl Korby YELL LEADERS In an '27 ROLL CALL Jean, Joan, Pattl and Jean Best known for thelr bermuda sklrt unr form th f s ese our glrls have done an outstandxng job th1s year rn promotmg school spurt and orgamzmg the rootmg sectlon As Jumor Varsxty boosters these f our Jumor glrls Jean Prrest, Joan Prrest Pattr Korby and Jean Howard, dxd a fme Job judgmg from the awards presented to the B teams th1s year They were mamly b respons1 le for all the posters throughout thxs year advertrslng the games 0 vi' Q ' 'Y .5 9 Q X C 'B' 5 . V' y ' A, , K ' L 'fd' J ' A 'ft' A ' 1 L X M K 1' K My W -,sf .x f , Q9 -J Y fs' 7' -1 244 sm is Xa' Geri tr, Z' r Q ,X Sing high, sing low, Maxine, Linda, Geri, and Jane. These four high spirited Seniors have been the songleaders of San Juan for the past year. Rainy, sunny, foggy, or hailing, if there was a game, they were there yelling, singing, encouraging good sportsmanship, and leading the crowd in songs, half time exercises, and in the Alma Mater. These four girls have really done a tremendous amount of work to keep up the school spirit and to have good sportsmanship at the games. They merit a hardy THANKS from each and every one of us in the student body and faculty. Maxine, Head Jane -,.::'dln ' 1 s. Left to Right: ROW I: W. Brown, E. Jacluon, P. Crabtree, M. Howard, B. McArthur, R. Hicks, S. Heather. ROW II: B. Stacy, D. Ziessler, J. White, B. Lang, P. Archer, S. Merton. E119 VF, Uma gg, ROW I: L C. Mutoza Q6 60 .'Ds T9 A PEP BA D Presenting the pep band . . . DA-DA . . . DA-DA . . . DA-DA-DA CHARGE!!! High notes, low notes, soft notes, loud notes, sweet notes and an occasional sour note mixed together, could mean nothing but the spirited San Juan Pep Band. These pep band members are seen at the football and basketball games doing their best to boost the spirit of the San Juan Rooters. Whether it is the Alma Mater, the Fight Song, or some other high spirited song, they help to raise the morale and the volumn of both the team and the rooters, whether winning or losing. Let's really get in there and give the pep band the credit it deserves. MAJORETTES Many enjoyable halftimes have been spent watching the San Juan Majorettes perform Cute and different routines plus bright red and white costumes have been enthusiasti- cally accepted by the crowds. Hours of practice and originality have given San Juan a Majorette team of which it can be proud. cft to Right: Head Majorettes B. Pope, N. Bacon, J. Waggener. ROW II: S. Lamb, B. Elston, C. Sorenson, , J. McKenzie, J. Chapman. 5 J? S Q Qu X ' Kr XX 1 ' K 'fl if i Miss Ruth Morgan, Advisor Mrs. Louise Duggan Q f i Left to Right, ROW I: J. Saunders, L. Geiler, J. Hayes, J. Howard, L. Kestler, B. Langley. ROW II: S. Holley, L. Owen, L. Callaghan, A. Whisler, P. Paul. ROW III: J. Billings, D. Hall, S. Sturch, L. Amey. ROW IV: D. Nelson, N. Bacon, V. Coval, M. Howard. ROW V: M. Smith, R. Branson, F. Samora, J. Bews. Those Missing from Picture Bill Schurter Madelyn Adair Liz Nicholson Geri Fox Carolyn Edwards Mr. George Sakamoto lf! .M :-if M CAN YOU FIND 23 THINGS WRONG IN THIS PICTURE? Left to Right ROXNI V Coval J Priest, J Howard,V Stephens L Cabodi J Saunders B Nelson L Mendoza, Advisor Mrs Hill ROW II B Barstad L Gellcr K McGuire S Holly G Fox J Hayes, L Kestler M Howard ROW III D Froom P Andersen L Rhodes J Halseth P Crabtree, G O'Dell RALLY COMMITTEE Ree rah ree kick em in the knee Ree rah ras kick em in the other kneel And so goes the mad frantic cries of the rally members while planning another mad frantic rally Rally Committee was formed to promote better spirit and better rallies for the student body. Members consist of the Varsity and J.V. Cheerleaders the Song- leaders twelve other persons elected by the faculty and student council and a mas- cot Some of the more outstanding rallies which were presented this year were the mock football game out on the football field the exchange rally with La Sierra and the blindfold basketball game with Miss Lewi: and Mr. Schwall shooting for arsity and Mr. Sturgeon and Mr. Sekul shooting for Junior Varsity. RALLY OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Halseth, Vice-Presi- dentg Linda Camp- bell, Secretaryg Glen O'dell, President. JN Am.. ., ri 4 A 1 ORGANIZATIONS 8-dv-lt 3 LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW I: Miss M. Berckhan, Advisor, K. McGuire, C. Hull, M. Howard, A. Jorgensen, D. Stovall, N. Patterson, R. Young, S. Sturch, N. Pierce. ROW II: J. Saunders, J. Hayes, G. Fox, I.. Mendoza, J. Cook, N. Nelson, S. Pierce, C. Kearney, L. Callaghan, V. Stephens. ROW III: A. Menefee, U. Jones, S. Farlee, V. Coval, E. Baca, L. Ludu, K. Isaacson, B. Barstad, P. Korby. PARTA ETTE Assisting the school in any way possible is the principal objective of the Spartanettes, the service club of the school. The club consists of thirty outstanding junior and senior girls, and is under the supervision of Miss Marjorie Berckhan. The girls take tickets at games, usher at programs, assist in career day and open house activities, and show new students around the campus. DEBATI G SOCIETY Under the direction of Mrs. Martha White, the Debating Society meets to discuss current topics which are of interest to the group. The main objective of the club is to improve the students' ability in expressing themselves. They participate in panel discussions within the group in preparation for future debates. The principal activities sponsored by the club are exchange debates with other schools. LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW I: D. Langly, P. Sims, L. Dixon, B. Lange. ROW II: B. Denny, L. Michielsen, N. Flem- ing, B. Nichols. ROW III: Mrs. Martha White, Advisor, J. Davidson, J. Ellison, N. Bryant. C i Y-1 STN' T7 3 Q5 III LEFT TO RIGHT ROWI D Thurston J Landes A Hannam J Sweatt V Bender ROW Il R Record,L Jukes,M Thomas,M Ferns S Hllty ROW III J P1ett,K Jensen M Boss J Sny FUTURE TEACHER der, B Granvllle, D Hunt Future Teachers Club IS composed of the students who have an LHICIESI 1n preparmg for the teachmg profess1on Under the superv1s1on of Mrs Everdme Holen the club hears guest speakers presentlng the1r v1ews and Ideas on the teachmg career Thls club IS an opportumty for a student to get Z1 f1rst hand vlew of teachmg before takmg any steps mto that vocauon flnll N -L GW. 4X 'gal l Z 99 Sf ! 1' Offxcers, RIGHT Judy Plett, Presxdent LEFT Sandy Hllty, Vxce Presldent MISSING Conme Mullenaux rm. all ru , ,Q , , 'Wh- A COMPANY FRONT B Canfield SECOND ROW T. Unden, R. Pifer, D. Hudson. THIRD ROW: J. Brooks, J. Thornton, J White, J Martin, J Winn, S Moore E Foutz, R. Mason, R. Brooks, C. Samison, M. Boucher. FOURTH ROW J Hom, M Barrow, R Johnson, L Vinson, J. Friend, M. Hedemark, M. Record, J. Hatfield, M. San Juan should be proud of the fine work our Cadet Corp accomplished this year. ln the Northern California drill competition they won trophies for Leadership, Platoon Drill, Squad Drill, Obstacle Race, and Sweepstakes. They also took second place in the state drill competition at summer camp. Outstanding cadets of this year were Don Thomas, who won the Marine Corps League trophy for being the best Jr. Of- ficer in the State, John Rice and Leon Atkins, who won SECOND ROW: W. Archer, L. Atkins. THIRD ROW: R. Mul- Vande Grift, P. Hoyt, M. Gardner L. Burns J. Ridder. Underwood, D. McNair, D. Rice, Oravicll. 6 S ' -...... -l-o- . . Ecol ...kg if dx 3 of ss. NT M A ,C C COMPANY, Left to Right, FRONT: J. Rice, D. Wilson. ROW II: B. Ware, R. Crosley. ROW III: J. Scull, J. Danenberg, B. Hoyt, T. White, R. Garner, R. Sneed. ROW IV: W. Davies, R. Crites, K. Hant, J. Karr, G. Smith R. McMillian, R. Davis, L. Larson. honors for being the best drill sergeants of the San Juan team in the Northern California drill competitions, and Leon Atkins, again, who won the American League Company shooting medal for being the outstanding rifleman in his company at summer camp. In October the Cadets sponsored an after-game dance and the Cadet Ball was held at San Juan this year. They provide all color guard activities at the games and other performances. HEADQUARTERS COMPANY, Left to Right, FRONT: R. Record, H. Smith, D. Thomas, Battalion Rear, L. Mieha licek, D. Rice, Commander, Major Dixon A. Porter, Commandant, W. Dungan, L. Miller. Cadet Major Ray McAfee, Battalion Executive Officer. .vid 414' . , :fe S 1 .. ' ' l E X' it -Iasrwgji L4 Epi -E: iiiirn Tm I ,Q SEATED, R. Flanagan, Exchange Editor. LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: P. Patil, M. Adair, J. I-Ioward, R. Bengston, Assistant Exchange Editors. Reporters LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Boggs, M. Vtirnell. C. Patchen. B. Langley, J, Turner, T. Allen. EWSPAPER This year the newspaper staff has been very busy keeping the student body informed on all the games, dances, plays, and other aetix ities around the school campus. Under the supervision of Miss Ruth A. Morgan, advisor, and Mrs. Louis Duggan, financial advisor, they have sold do-nuts during the LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Geiler, Editor-in- Chief and Miss Ruth A. Morgan, Advisor. lfJl LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Holley, News Page Editor, P. Baker, Assistant News Page Editor. ,IIC 14.1 !l,,, ,.,f 'v:C-s -at ...,,.,... ,J N I N- , J, I .5 if F LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Nicholson, Editorial Page Editor: B, Schtirter, Business Manager: and Craig Menefee. Business Staff. STAFF l1111cl1 lioxirs ami Rot dogs t1z1J eohes at tlie games Ill order to support our iiewspaper arid male it possible for its ptihlicatioii, Besides trieir regular jobs Oil the st.1:1 trier. helped to 11141l.e the Piiblicatioais' Daiice J S,ICCC:5, LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Whisler, Assistant Feature Page Editor arid J. Billings, Feature Ptige Editor. LEFT TO RIGIIT: L. Nicliolsoii, Assistant Business Mgiiriger tiiitl L. Arricy, Assistriiit Editorial Page Editor. Sports LEFT TO RIGHT: J.N.itI1t1n, Go-Editor of Sports. D.I'I.ii1soi1,Boys' Sports, C. Edward. Girls' Sports. 103 Sl X ,ff STANDING: Left to Right: C. Smith, L. Wyridell. SEATED: D. Boggs, D. Vfisley, L Rahlin N? Reporters, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. McKenzie, P. Crockzird, N. Bacow, K. Bousioeis, J. Cliapmari. O' co- 4 .H 'A p. , W , . X ky nil. 1 . ' , f . nv Alf fx zslllga 'I e T Flu' rn , x l K I l XXX, WU 'S ,nh ,,. L y, .Lf 9' .Nw ' ' 'I F' ' A. LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW I: G. Sweatt, C. Brown, A. Whistler, L. Marshall, H. Channell, N. Hall, M. L. Williams, B. Jackson. ROW II: C. Hobbs, M. Martin, B. Denny, G. Ellis, J. Cripe, I. Oldham, B. Berry, V. Flory, J. Sweatt. ROW III: C. Harris, S. Seagraves, V. Weaver, D. Rinard, B. Miller, D. Channell, D. Mitchell, R. Payne, D. Brown. BIBLE CLUB The purpose of the Bible Club is to bring the gospel to those who sincerely wish to follow Christ on the school campus and to create Christian fellowship and understanding among its members. The goal is to help students gain a richer understanding and deeper devotion to the service of the Lord. FIRST LUNCH OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: V. SECOND LUNCH OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Flory, President, D. Brown, Reporter, L. Marshall, Denny, President, D. Channell, Vice President, Sec., Treasurer, J. Cripe, Vice President. V. Weaver, Sec., Treasurer. B . W'l5i'! fir SENIORS AND JUNIORS. Left to Right: ROW I: C. Edwards, M. Adair, M. Hanaman, D. Moore, J. Saunders, M. Wiedrich, S. Sturch, R. Reynolds, P. Paul. ROW Il: S. Schoeney, N. Patterson, L. Schremmer, I. Oldham, N Nelson, K. Scott, M. Badovinac, B. Lang, J. Clavell, C. Roman, L. Good, R. Argo, J. Wilton, Miss Rose Fucile, adviser, U. Jones. ROW III: J. Wcstberg, E. Henkle, M. Rasmussen, K. Warren, S. Hull, W. Wyckoff, R. Lange, A. Menefee, R. Rice, C. Clower, P. Grey. ROW IV: K. Saxton, G. Cabodi, J. Boling, W. Sharp, D. McArthur, C. Nicodemous, E. Kriesel, B. Granville, P. Sims, C. Kearney. ROW V: B. Schurter, G. Odell, H. Andrist, G. Hall, B. Cahoone, T. Durbin, H. Hall, R. Call, E. Nicholson, J. Billings. 1 t SOPHOMORES AND FRESHMEN: Left to Right: ROW I: J. Sweatt, J. Colvin, B. Hart, A. Fricker, L. Brock, M. Boss, J. Dirscherl, K. Mulholland, P. Rosmarin, J. White. ROW II: J. Snyder, L. Granville, C. Hopp, S. Schrem- mer, P. Archer, T. Guckes, M. Thomas, D. Hannibal, S. Dryer, M. Harding, S. Reichold, C. Nelson, M. Farris. ROW Ill: A. Chappell, E. Merrill, R. Warbington, S. Rains, M. Sims, N. Johnson, T. Clapham, B. McArthur, B. Gowan, T. Knapp, M. Bushore. ROW IV: N. Scott, B. Polly, W. Argo, J. Thurston, B. Billings, S. Schmeling. ROW V- P Sorenson P Pepper B Jensen S Stetson S Piclcrel G Rhoads G McGee J Heinrich R Ca s ' ' ! ' I ' l ' , ' 7 ' I ' 7 ' 7 ' 1 B. Wagner, M. Nord, B. Stacy. OFFICERS: TOP TO BOT- EXECUTIVE BOARD. Left to Right: ROW I: S. Sturch, G. TOM: G. Odell, president, Odell, C. Kearney, J. Billings. ROW II: H. Hall, F. Rice, N. S. Sturch, vice president, Nelson, J. Snyder, D. McArthur. C. Keamey, secretary. Left to Rlght ROWI V Stelllg J Cook C Hop L Stacey J Whlte A Chappell ROW Il C Ilanmbal G Hall M Farms B Gra.nv1IIc, P Rosmarm ROW III M Badovmac S Rams U Jones ROW IV D Scagraves R Call P Crabtree Left toP1ght ROWI E McM1llan A Mcnefee, N vlvflgllt C Keamey L Schremmer ROW II Mr Norman Anderson adwlser, D M1cheI R McAfee, VN Wyckoff K Saxton RONN III P Cle ment, H lrvflgllt, P Wmger, C Nxcodemus C Nelson, A Burke . . . , . , . , . , . , . , 1 . , . , . , . . . . . , . , . . . . , . , . . - . Y . . V- V X . - . , . . , . , . . ,' ' ' Y . V . , - . , . , . . , . . . I. . ,. . , V . . . , . . . QV , 0,5535 LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW I: Mrs. Pansy Carrick, Advisor, S. Isaacson, D. Carr, J. Winston, C. Longacre, A. Buls, S. VanWinklc, M. Neal, N. Hall, C. Staplin, I. Carmassi. ROW II: A. Smith, M. Pearce, M. Sims, D. Lockhart, S. Oraly, S. McCarty, C. Hopp, B. Upclike, C. Grigsley, I. Oldham, M. Harding, K. Moore. ROW III: J. Dirscherl, C Lillibridgc, L. Salchembergcr, S. Scagravcs, L. Schlotz, F. Rice, C. Roman, C. Kelley, O. Lutz, F. Burner, J. Snyder, L. Marshall. ROW IV: J. Larson, M. Chambers, G. Fink, D. Zapolski, J. Baril, N. Bacon, J.Wilson, K. Binncwics, G. Hardy, P. Sims, B. Martin, A. Ccmmil, K. Jensen, C. Hales. FUTURE URSES' CLUB Thu lfnturc Nurses' Club was formed to encourage high school students to investigate nursing as a career and to give service to their school and community. Mrs, Pansy Carrick, our school nurse, is the sponsor. IS THIS FIRST AID? LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Sims, C. GIVING A HELPING HAND. LEFT TO RIGHT: C Kearney, B. Miller, L, Schlotz. Roman, F. Rice, Mrs. Pansy Carrick. s . .- 5?'lW I3 V , rv f, ' - ffl . V M , .. ., , .1 -I r z,-3 I Q! A ' 'S 2 f 'bs-W ' s A ., I 'H-1 I 3 ROW I, Left to Right: C. Downing, J. Chasko, S. Dryer, D. Hannibal, B. Wagner, R. Jones, C. Hopp, L. Granville, B. Gowin. ROW II: J. Helvey, J. Draper, M. Hetherington, G. DeVisscher, D. Vander Weide T Sparks S Schremer B. Maupin. ROW III: N. Wright, K. Jensen, E. Campbell, T. Novi, B. Hubbard, C. Nelson, Ji Dircherl, Harding. , LATIN CLUB The Latin Club, under the direction of Mr. F. Hager, is composed of First year Latin students maintaining a B in Latin and all second year and advanced Latin stu- dents. These students enter into different aptitude tests which have ratings on a na- tional scale. Once a year there is a Latin Banquet which these students attend. The first year students, dressed in gunny sacks, are auctioned off to the advanced Latin students, and are required to do their owner's every command. The second year stu- dents buy their slaves by doing extra work. After a King and Queen are chosen, everyone enjoys eating a dinner, Caesar style. Officers, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bobbie , 4 Maupin, Secretary, Bill Wagner, Lf- I Scriptor Constitutionisg Gary Mc- L ' Danniel, President, Carol Hopp, Treasurer, Nancy Wright, Vice- President. I A 3 Q BC ' . qc. , ,, Zn , v -.O . I -,. w. E ,... E1 r-xf 1 ,N I QQ' - - O Us. is 9: ROW I, Left to Right, C. Smith, D. Withrider, C. Lawrence, D. Langley, D. Channell, R. Record, D. Lang. ROW II, D. Mayfield, H. Allen, Mr. Taggert, advisor, R. Amey, J. Wheeler, R. Crites, L. Wendall, M. Quinn. CAMERA CLUB Click. A click followed by a bright flash betrays the presence ofa member of camera club. Running up and down the football field, the basketball court, and the baseball diamond in order to gel excellent action shots is the job of these ambitious camera club members. Under the direction of Mr. Taggart the club takes pictures of the different games, of queen candidates, variety shows, crazy days, and other things out of the ordinary, Much of their time is spent in the dark room developing if pictures, retouching pic- tures, and reproducing pictures, Pictures, flash bulbs, film, cameras, and photogenic models are all that it takes to keep these camera club members happy and busy. , Busy at work is our efficient camera club. I LL F W 'gif' 'X t -iib ,af Q ,ik A ? V Qwwy. V, vvv- , H M Qw ,5Q,.V: . ., . IWW . 4 X. N.g.E J W Q2-'Q-Q , ,,.+-M I I wx u-IQ . ,XJ 'mn Q fs WK 4 Q M D Q A E vu D sz' W xy 'Hr A , 4 aff pu. pm . Y ,,,L Q 0-' 'Q-1' .5 .. ',fl' y 'G ll H fp .f 1 er ' .4 f'Q'. , ,Q '7 n f, 1 4- 4? VA, Vg.: ,, p- W K f Q 2 x av 1 A 1 r. K Q, i 5 nvrzijtr -44 ,xv L :i.,Q.-Q43-fa lx 4?-lf' J! ,kg Wy' it ,Q , f ,S ' fn 5 ff'9v Qr 31 l I 'I i, q if f, I , SSQ . 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FIRST ROW Left to R1ght S Sturch L Callaghan, J Reynolds S Barley L Owens Mlss Johnson, sponsor L Volkert R Young, M W1edr1ch L Rrchards, B Hochstatter SECOND ROW J Waggener, E Baca, N Bacon S Rocchger, P Slms, S Holley, B Barstad, C Edwards J Saunders C Wolfe N Nelson, Schremmer S Fra1ley B Lang N PIQFCC, R Bolz C Roman CIRLS BLOCK SOCIETY Glrls Block Soc1ety 15 drstlngulshed as bemg one of the most outstandlng and few honor clubs at San Juan G1r1s Block IS also a key club paruclpaung and runnmg many of the school acuvmes Some of these act1v1t1es are paruclpatmg ln the school carmval sellmg concess1ons at the football and basketball games and most 1mportant of all runnxng the Homecommg actrvmes 1n conjuncuon w1r.h Boys Block Thxs 1nc1udes the queen electron the car parade and the dance The advlsor IS Mlss Marjorte Johnson OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT L Owens V1ce Callaghan, Socxal Dlrector, C Roman SOCIHI Dxrector L Volkert, Pres1dent, R Young, PLAYFUL MEMBERS SIT ON THE BOYS BLOCK I-hstorlan BENCH LEFT TO RIGHT N Nelson S Fra1Iey, N P1erce, J Waggener 1- 'Q -5. Ag Taq 'SQ S i X I 'Sf' . . E 'x Q f x fl ' - , 6 1 X I IS' 1 Q fl X ' N . X 9 1 1 - ig . x ' - J V I - 4 I '. , K ' d N 53 ' x ' 4 ' N Q3 w I , k : ' . : t . A, . . , . ' , . , ' , . , . . , . . . : . . . , . . . .. . . , . , . , . L. , . , . , . . , . . 9 'I : : . , ' - President, S. Sturch, Secretary, treasurer: L. . . b l y . ' . - . I , . . , . : . , . .1 . Y. . 1 A' I i , L ,z X, s rr. 1 ,Ms , ' she- kr - Aw 5 k - ' Z.. 1 -F ' v---- Y S , 5 . LQ Layla: 1 :Q ' - WJ -1. - :' f I , , 3 . C. n ', A , I G9 'N r Q 'q : Y ' 1 M? V if 6 ' 'lofi 4.9 I Q-!'f?3 9 A 1 UF: 2 , . . r t.. 4 1 ff .,' Q' I .- , . is 1,,, 1 E ' t , ROW I, Left to Right: M. Bolin, J. Jorgensen, M. Hanaman, B. Ferguson, J. Howard, B. Stark, L. Finney, G. Compton, C. Rice, N. Gallatin, A. Jorgensen, K. Bousious, V. Ellr, S. Pierce, L. Ludu, D. Branson. ROW II: D. White, C. Sorenson, R. Chalburg, E. Baca, L. Hunter, B. Gnenshain, J. Wilson, C. Keeney, M. Sears, S. Smith, S. Lillybridge, G. Erickson, R. Ringwald, M. Mercer, J. Priest. ROW III: K. Leavitt, P. Polley, S. Montero, A. Mene fee, S. Bradford, N. Perl, P. Hughes, L. Campbell, E. Hagler, F. Bolin, P. Campoy, C. Coughran, J. Bruins, C. Neal S. Schremmer, J. Millert. ROW IV: P. Korby, P. Myers, P. Smith, V. Stephens, G. Mutoza, M. Neal, B. Ault, J. White, H. McPherson, E. Elliott, D. Skipworth, S. Lamb, S. Hamblen, C. Lewis, S. Farlee, J. Priest. 7 SPARKALETTE Miss Johnston, the sponsor of Sparkalettes, really has to be on the ball in order to keep up with the interest and the enthusiasm of the members. The Sparkalettes, San Juan girls who really have school spirit are seen at the games wearing the traditional red and white, cheering themselves hoarse. The Sparkalettes help keep the student body's spirit up, remind the students to attend games, and wear white in order to be able to sit in the rooter's section. OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Keeney, Historian, K. Bousious, Secretary, A. Jorgensen, President, C. Rice, Point Manager, G. Compton, Treasurer, N. Gallatin, Vice-President. Q1 I v K ' - Q' , E' - i-, 3 gs r 5 QNXNL4 Q . 2f 3f - ., Jwmw-, f -'MAJ ..,,., W .,M T'M'W '? ' 53 ' . Mb: .xr f ff' ,',. A. .- M-f- ful ' iMu ff: ,, 467' M, ., M- V fig, ,A,Y,,.,- 4 . 'r-vi , MN 3, .fr ,f ..---':',,,,,..-4-'Q 1 f V L.. ff :RFQ-9 5' ,lk ' . my me ,. A U A 'F 39 f::sxz't:Qg, SPORT 'S ..,.,,....w.,.. .,., . 1' Q , ' .A 'Mx he if-v .JM 1' ,f ,Q-nf. ,,.,,.w-q- 4.4 SY E5 e fa .. Q A A . ,V 1 . .9 mi ' . ego, , Q 5 a g 91,3 '33 ,, ?,5,'X J 1 ,ggul 5 S cj - to . -s.. ,, ,. D 27 FRONT ROW, Left to Right: P.Hardison, Mgr., J. Gauldin, F. Kalb, P. Scott, D. Thomas, D. Hanaway, H. Hall, J. Still, M. Kelly, G. O'Dell, R. Brynning, Mgr. J. Kroger, Mgr. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Pierucci, A. Sam, D. Johnson, B. Nelson, T. Wenger, D. Turner, B. Coughran, D. Reaka, L. Rhodes, D. Stinger, C. Nel- son, E. Cloud, B. Gaston, J. Steinke. TOP ROW: L. Robinson, R. Potter, G. Barnes, D. McComb, W. Cheno- weth, G. Butler, L. Stephens, D. Hanson, B. Baxter, R. Dreyer, Asst. Coach Scott. AR ITY FOOTBALL This years Varsity Football team, coached by Dick Pierucci and his assistant Jack Scott, started ott their season losing their first four games. The team was not as bad as their record indicates, however. They lost to Placer by one touchdown, and to La Sierra, in a hard fought contest, by one point. The overall record was three wins and six loses. The Spartans ended the season by defeating Roseville by a score of 7 to 6. Ernie Cloud, Larry Rhodes, and Larry Stephens won all-conference awards for outstanding jobs done. With the fine team of juniors coming up next year, it looks like a very successful season for the Spartans. Coach Pierucci Assistant Coach Scott J.--19 27--Placer l.-- 7 20--El Camino J.-- 0 7--Marysville J.--19 20--La Sierra J.--19 13--James Marshall J.--40 7--Armijo J.-- 0 14--Elk Grove J.--13 19--El Dorado J.-- 7 6--Roseville 'League games 11, Ernre Cloud IS brought down by an Elk Grove tackler after a large galn from a pass from Den ms Hanson It appears as though Gale Butler escaped the clutches of thrs Elk Grove pursuer even rf he drd It was all rn vam for rt was an mcompleted pass Other players 1dent1f1ed are No 21 Bob Gaston No 32 Dwrght Reaka, and No 45 Bob Baxter Larry Stephens IS brought down deep mto the Elk Grove terrltory after a large gam The whole Elk Grove defense appears to be ln QLIISUII Other players ldentlfxed are Denms Hanson INO 22 and Harold Hall No 27 Denms Hanson broke away from thrs Elk Grove man and went on to gam ll yards on th1s play Bob Gaston, No 21 IS trymg to overtake the defensrve man 9 5- B. Baxter--C. 8:M.G. X -T . ,4 n M. Ke11ey--G. '7 X ' , ' Q4 x J . Still--G . f f'- KN. 1 'I l.. Rhodes--T. Co-Captain, All-Conf. ,nf D. Stinger--T. Z Q' x '55 T e me v E. Cloud--End, A11-Conf. C? TQ, D. Reaka--G. Sz End 120 W K if G. Butler--End 9 X S K H D. Hanson- -Q .B. fl X IN v f v H. x Hall--F.B. Co-Captain V L. Stephens--L. 8: R. Half A11-Conf. B. Gaston--R. 8zL. Half ,gk -rigz gfb' Ni D. McComb- -Linebacker ,. Q. -f 'w R. Dreyer- -End 3 S I D. Turner- -T. 2:-,Q .Ng Fa X- J. sreinkenn. 8zQ.B. W. Chenoweth--Q.B. Sz L. iff 6' I 5 G. O'De11--H. 6: L.B. TN 'fu x X I' FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Adams, Mgr., M. Beehler, R. Derrico, R. Hart, C. Lindsey, D. Thomp- son, D. Will, G. Carroll, J. Halseth, G. Stille, B. Quick, Mgr. ROW II: D. Robertson, G. Overton, D. Phipps B. Hubbard, P. Padrta, G. McGee, G. Hall, J. Croes, C. Stone, B. Jones. BACK ROW: Ass't. Coach Jack Kromrey, B. Prall, I. Miller, L. Miller, L. Dodds, S. Hurd, R. Linzey, K. Lemon, M. Ganger, R. Juliff. W. . . FOOTB LL The Junior Varsity football team, under the coaching guidance of coaches Ray Schultz and Jack Kromrey, climbed into a tie for the championship with La Sierra by way of a 7-O victory over El Dorado combined with an Elk Grove victory over La Sierra. Their overall record was 3-1-1. With a fine bunch of players coming up, the next year's team should be of championship caliber. Ray Schultz, Head Coach Jack Kromrey, Ass't. tar: e 1-:ef ,vo ,,w,, , : 1 rw W FRONT ROW, LHTT TO RIGHT: G. Bell B. McArthur B. Ledenback G. Bemards P m n P , , , , G. ut a , S. atterson, Castleberry, B. Paul, T. Clapham. ROW TWO: J. Metz, R. Hipp, M. Varin, L. Fowler, M. Carlson, B. Zeno, B D. Melohn, C. Reno. ROW THREE: B. Gunther, B. Hect, J. Wolfe, D. Corker, R. Longfield, A. Compton, J. Kraft, A. Patton. ROW FOUR: W. Comer, A. Maxwell, L. Ludu, H. Young, J. Sims, J. Bromlett, D. Henry, R. Mullins, G. Mulch. FRESHMAN FOOTB LL The freshman football team made a good debut this year with a three win, three loss record. There should be a fine crop of ball players coming up for our Junior Varsity team. The main purpose of having a freshman team is to create interest in sports in the students' freshman year. Coach Barker Coach Larson S. J.--14 27--Placer S. J.--19 26--Roseville S. J.--13 18--Roseville S. J.--29 21--Folsom XS. J.--21 31--Elk Grove PFS. J.--19 13--Armijo PFS. J.--27 15--James Marshall YS. J.--41 ll--Encina PFS. J.--27 26--La Sierra PFS. J.--19 18--El Dorado S. J.--26 20--Folsom 'PLeague Games , We., ,...,,,, ' 03? S. J.--18 12--Placer S. J.--26 13--Roseville S. J.--34 23--Roseville S. J.--25 16--Folsom YS. J.--42 41--Elk Grove YS. J.--43 13--Armijo WS. J.--21 36--James Marshall YS. J.--38 22--Encina YS. J.--33 19--La Sierra YS. J.--33 18--El Dorado S. J.--28 17--Folsom 1kLeague Game s BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: S. Hill, S. Hunter, D. McArthur, G. Rhodes. TOP ROW: D. Bergend, B. Gardner, G. Steck, C. Martin, F. Showers, L. Rice. C 8 D BASKETBALL The C basketball team, under the fine coaching guidance of Lee Olson, ended the season with an excellent l0 win--l loss record. Surprising as it may seem, however, they lost the championship to James Marshall by a score of 36-21. Dick McArthur led in scoring honors with 73 points. Other outstanding players were Steve Hill, Stan Hunter, and Bob Gardner. Q!D9s?9 BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: B. Bames, T. Knapp, Captain, M. Fulton, L. Dryden, G. Sweatt. TOP ROW: J. Vinton, M. Pyle, L. l-ludspeth, S. Sturch, D. Fippin, D. Rinard, K. Owen, R. Olson, Mgr. After losing their first three decisions, the D team went on to win the next W T out of 8 games. They lost the championship to Elk Grove by a score of 31-21, E 1, W but finished the season winning the last six games in a row. Lee Dryden was the y X scoring ace with 56 points. Tim Knapp, 84 Bill Barnes were also outstanding f '- players. f Q1 X A Coach Olsen 124 fi. 'i , . 4 BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: C's : F. Mowry, D. Jehn, K. Calloway, F. Valine, T. Price, G. De Visscher, D. Leighty, K. Leone, M. Bushore. MIDDLE ROW B's : T. Massie, G. Mathany, S. Owens, H. Evans, D. Bushore, FFL. Shuman, W. Wycoff. TOP ROW A's : Mgr's G. Erickson and L. Saxton, E. Mills, E. Cole, D. Carrington, K. Saxton, J. Whisler, W. Kwiatek. X, 1 4 , I ff - CROSS-COU TRY ,,,7ff The Cross-country teams had one of the best seasons ever experienced at San Juan. The C 8a B teams took first in the league, while the varsity took second. Richard Carrington led the varsity squad in fine fashion. Record-breaking minded Harvey Evans, who was setting records at every meet, led the B team. Gene De Visscher, who set a few records of his own, paved the way for the C team. In the Section Meet held at Sacramento, the Spartans showed the true desire and determi- nation of a San Juan team. The C team took first while the B and A teams took second and sixth respectively. Even though Cross-country is not very well publicized in school, this sport deserves more noticeable attention from the students. The team members work hard to make San Juan's name more widely known throughout the Sacramento area in the so-called minor sport. With a tremendous group of runners coming up, it looks like another very successful season for coach Frank Evers and his teams. l.et's give them our school spirit next year and the teams will go on to another year of winning ways. Coach Evers l FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Scott, Mgr., L. Stephens, B. Nelson, J. Rothwell, E. Cloud, W. Allen, Mgr. SECOND ROW: D. Hall, W. Chenoweth, G. Butler, D. Schrader, D. Hanson. MISSING: R. Branson, E. Mills, W. Lyons. HBASKETB LL The Varsity Basketball Team ended the league season in a tie for second place with Elk Grove. Their league record was 6-4, while for the season it stood at 13-11. The Spartans lost some close games or otherwise would be on top in the G.E.L. standings. As an example, they lost to E1 Dorado by a score of 52-48, lost to Elk Grove 34-31 and to La Sierra by a 40-33 count. In the Placer Tournament the Spartans rolled toa '75-54 victory over Willows then Folsom, in the final two seconds scored to win the second game 27-25. The Spartans came back strong to take Gridley by a score of 48-36 and the third place trophy. In the toumament Gale Butler was selected for the first all-toumey team while Dale Schrader was selected for the second all-toumey team. San Juan also won the sportsmanship trophy along with the outstanding rooting section award. Gale Butler broke the rebound record with a total of 310 rebounds for the season. Dale Schrader broke the field goal percentage record with 450fo. San Juan San Juan- - San Juan C h l oac Schwal in San Juan San Juan San Juan San Juan 'San Juan 'San Juan 'San Juan 'San Juan 'San Juan San Juan-- fly San Juan-- SCORES 42,44 47,30 39,30 40 ,31 50 36 52 48 29 34 47 32 34 25 38 53 23 35 41 ,33 55,40 48,49 42,38 48 ,31 40,34 46,49 50,46 52,47 46,40 Roseville Folsom Placer El Camino Bishop Armstrong James Marshall Elk Grove Hiram Johnson Norte Del Rio La Sierra James Marshall Elk Grove El Dorado Armijo 126 fly G.E.L. Tourney 'League Games Wayne Lyons Eddie Mills Larry Stephens H David Hall Dale Schrader co-c apt ain Dennis Hanson outstanding defensive man. 128 K XS' la- 8 ni 1v W,-'A I nf' 2 if Q-QT' ,.f' X6 YQ V5 ' 1 U 27 4 I I u xl-Vu 1 fxg K any fl' in r., asf 1, if .xvll X x 9 'X San Juan--17,34. . . .. 41,37-- xx YL San Juan--36 .... . . . 44-- 1 5-1. 9 ii' ,.g.q :' U v-vt: tiki FRONT ROW L to R C Stone J Stemke L Phipps S H111 BACK ROW H Harten Mgr G Mathany, S Hunter J Rhoads D Martin D McArthur B Hubbard INSERT B Travers B BASKETBALL Tom Sekul s B team streaked to the Golden Empire League championship with a very impressive 8-2 record. They were never below top spot and only for a while Armijo was tied with them until the Spartan Quintet downed them 46-34. With personnel such as Clyde Stone Gary Mathany Jerry Steinke along with others coming up Sar1Juan should have a tremendous future in basketball. San Juan--39,54. . . . . 27,43- ' San Juan--43 . . . .. 40-- San Juan--43 . . . .. 36-- San Juan--36 . . . .. 38-- 'San Juan- 'San Juan Coach Sekul vgan Juan 'San Juan - - 'San Juan-- 130 -42,56 50,41 42,36 56,64 46,31 37,29 35,33 38,39 27,20 34,32 Roseville Folsom Placer El Camino Hiram Johnson Notre Del Rio La Sierra James Marshall --Elk Grove --E1 Dorado --Armijo FRONT ROW, L. to R.: J. Heindrich mgr., B. Gardner, D. Barstad, P. Padrta, E. Cole F Cummins, K. Leone. BACK ROW: D. Johnson, J. McGee, J. Narver, J. Sums R Alexander, R. Linzey, B. Evans. Encina N.D.R. El Camino Encina LaSierra Roseville Roseville LaSierra El Camino A'S Encina N.D.R. E1 Camino Encina La Sierra Roseville Roseville LaSierra E1 Camino FRONT ROW, L. to R.: T. Clapham, J. Erb, D. Wills, M. Fulton, C. Lindsey, D. Bergen. BACK ROW: J. Halseth, T. Ball, L. Ludu, K. Lemon, I. Miller, B. Barnes, The Rambler basketball teams, coached by Mr. Enos, entered their second year of scheduled play. The player response was very encouraging to the future of San Juan's Basketball aay FRONT ROW, L. to R., B. Andrews, S. Sturch, M. Carlson, D. Kestler, BACK ROW: B. Van De Grift, B. Hecht B. Glenn, W. Comer, D. Beattie, B. Cahoon, L. Dryden. MISSING: G. Sweatt. FRESHMA BASKETBALL The Freshman basketball team ended their first season with a 5-1 record. More important than winning however, is thefact that so many players came out, This is very good for the future teams at San Juan. Enthusiasm in the freshman group means a better team in the coming future. Coach Phillips 2 r Q I t f . . C if X l ' - y F . XV' X. 1 1 Q L3 J. FRONT ROW L to R.: H. Wright, D. Salsbury, B. Rudge, D. Turner, V. Leighton, F. Vallne C Clark ROW 2 R Clement, C Bost H. Yielding, D. Phipps, B. Castleberry, C. Wagnon, B. Ledenbach, C Malone B Baca flvlgr Q ROW 3 P Potter J McDonald, C. Nelson, R. Hipp, G. Carroll, S. Petersen, G. Martin, J Warren ROW 4 S Hurd, B Clifford I1 Shaughnessy, J. Gibler, G. Borge, T. Allen, J. Wolff, B. Baxter. WRESTLI G The San Juan Wrestling team started off their first year as a big success. Coached by Mr. Pierucci, the team went on to complete a very successful season. The team defeated El Camino the second time around in the biggest victory of the season, D. Salsbury, B. Rudge, D. Turner, D. Padilla along with others, made the season a success. The matsmen made a good showing at the tournament at Chico. We hope to have wrestling around as a permanent part ofthe sports activities at San Juan. 5 , Coach Pierucci 3 133 my Q of I . it , -- N. 5 ' . if 2 G' ,f Left to Right, FIRST ROW: H. Hall, R. Payne, J. Still, M. Haley, B. Taggart. SECOND ROW: D. Hanson, B Gaston, J Steinke, E. McMillan, N. Bunn, K. Hess. ARSITY BASEBALL Mr. Jack Scott takes the over the coaching duties of the varsity team this year after the retirement of Mr. Pierucci as the head baseball coach. Last year 's team took the G.E.L. championship and it looks like the spartans are going to be up near there again. Returning lettermen Bill Dudley, Harold Hall, Ralph Payne, along with pitcher Ed Mc- Millan, and other former J .V. players could jell to form another championship team. Coach Scott 'F 1 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Woolsey, R. Hutchison, J. Schou, G. Hall, D. Will, G. McGee, F. Cummins. SECOND ROW: M. Nord, R. Brown, D. Bergen, C. Lindsey, R. Alexander, D. Ziessler, B. Dawson, C. Stone. THIRD ROW: L. Ludu, R. Jacobson, D. Foster, P. Potter, T. Novi, S. Ferguson, D. Phipps. JU IOR VARSITY BASEBALL This is just a few of the many players who will come out for the J,V. team this year. Coached for the first year by Jim Enos it will be interesting for him as well as the ballplayers. We hope that the J.V. team can be continued next year so as to keep the interest high in this great sport. .lil Coach Enos lr 4 ' f' Q' Y wifi' 'J R gm J ' Q55 B J. . 1. ax ', ,, . . I . 'w s ul' .w w 1 .5 5 Nf1 5 Q 3' 1 fais . V l IV 1 ,WM 2- 4 1 P J' ,E 1 .2 E-135 f Q? 1 if gulf? 5 J 4 ug S fi?-YA , 'Q wan l 0 W Q ,ff Qu ,- W F! -X iw ' 'Q'-f if 'ff if . -1 ,Y , 3 5 . Q .. .W N' P -nv X pp fi f Q 1 A f is 1 'Q if '-,'. s- Wt? I 4 X, 5: 5. LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Darrington, O. Champion, J. Joelson, H. Minter, J. Clark, J. Damiata. GOLF TEAM This year's golf team promises to be a top notch club. Coach Sekul has a good turnout for this year's squad. The competition is keen on their schedule, They play many of the city schools along with E1 Camino. Good luck to the golf team this spring. Lapfu - flkiyggtigf fe j ff -gf..i who yfmf fog 44 tssta ffff fi? jj? .,,,,,,.5,L'.,-4, 47.1.13 ,,M,ac ftijjfy Qbfrlf, 0fZf2Zl't 1C5 ZXLQ7 I 'CLAXC Mba! ij A! '23 I . we 711, LM fic .Mb afww e2'7f efefela .Me-we-ffff 44114 -N2 t,.e,f,.ecZ, 662 Zvi vfeQ,f1f5yFL1' f , f wc any X117 af, 6' 'Lfg M 'hiv f' I , ' cc' by-dfCC7- 4 .ff-C c 'Z 6 , 3,'Gv L'Lf'Cck 'i fgdjsc ,,V,u-X68 ,I-Haan Gafruffg, K7 fdzvyxcff 0 ia9 ill' 3 y a . t.. 'gl XLS. Q, NM JJ-3 ufl....a X s FRONT ROW, L. to R.: J. Gillespie, L. Fletcher, J. Trend, J. Hanks, R. McQuire, D. Hall, T. Fitzpatrick B Coughran, J. McDonald, R. Juliff. BACK ROW: R. Amey, D. Thomas, G. Odell, G. Toftner, G. Stille, D Myott N. Bryant. - 4' Coach Schultz 'inf' VARNTYTRACK The track teams this year should have a fairly successful season. With the returning lettermen, the B team has an outstanding crew. Coach Ray Schultz says he feels that the season should be a very successful one. We regret that all of the students who will be coming out for track after this picture was taken could not be in the Annual. Due to an earlier deadline it was necessary to take pictures of the people available at the time. Asst Coach Schwall .55-t Q, ,p.N -lu, 'f -N144 A 3 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: R. Sellers, D. Childs, K. Higgins, T. Massie, L. Shuman, W. Wyckoff, D. Bushore, E. Harless. BACK ROW: R. Smith, G. l-legy, R. Allen, D. Wood, R. Hipp, G. Johnson, J. Whisler, J. Simpson. B TRACK C TRACK FRONT ROW, L. to R.: M. White, G. Gunn, C. Reno, D. Butler, G. DeVisscher, K. Leone, L. Rice, M. Ransom, R. Toftner, D. Rinard, G. Palmer. BACK ROW: H. Young, L. Fowler, M. Bushore, W. Mclvlahan, M. Mayhugh, D. Ottarsan, C. Fox, L. Owens, R. Jones, J. Meyers, C. Shaw. 3 Q v fi A f ll' tai. v A f,Nl Q 5 In l 1 X' fi' fl .., , 45 X 'C 3 if -L, . -16 '15 'd . 'Y 1- .ic U Y M ir-U-PV'- ' VARSITY RIFLE TEAM FRONT ROW, L. to R.: McAfee Qcaptainj, D. Thomas, J. Fry, L. Atkins, T. Unden. TOP ROW: D. Simeroth fMgr.j, E. Atkins, J. Rice, L. Michalicek, B. Canfield, B. Record, B. Ware. FRONT ROW, L. to R.: D. Ford, T. White, J. Scull, J. Karr QCapt.j. BACK ROW: R. Critcs, 1 L. Pyle, J. Brooks. 9 O FRONT ROW, L. to R.: M. Fintel, J. Horn fco-capt.j, D. Hudson Qcaptj, B. Van De Grift QMgr.j, J. Wints. BACK ROW: S. Oravick, T. Tenold, M. Gardner, J. Winn, P. Hoyt, D. Stoneman .Q v. YP 'r NI J Q' 'N fl sL - M ,fats 9 s ..-,..,..--- ebay X 4-If in 'tg f B- Q L ,Y X xw f , K I , I 7 mo' Arif XJ gf, V vu T ,L J J , , A L f -t' X AMX , , 'W J rf JUST AS IMPORTANT OUR TEAM 5, -22 if 1 'J I 11 ' 6. 57: ,,' s-zMwg,f L' f -- T' T T at Mk ,, N Q, . ,5 QL 5, T N TTl 'U AS OUR TEAM IS SLIPPORTERS . X BEAT .V ....----...Q ELCAN Whaaaaaat do you call this? Get that ball! Get that birdie! G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association of San Juan High is one of the largest in the school. Better known as G.A.A., it is composed of girls of all classes. The only qualifications for membership is that the girl be in- terested in sports and hold a student body card. The club sponsors activity days with other schools and at- tends them at different times in addition to the regular meeting days of the organization. During the year, field hockey, badminton, volleyball, basketball, and softball are played, each in their respective seasons. 146 ACTIVITY SHCTS ,, 1 .... Snif Miss Carol Lewis and Miss Marjorie Johnson are the advisors. Together they have done a wonderful job in creating spirit and getting the members to take an active part in all sports. Their encourage- ment and hard work have made this club one of the best on the campus. rv The offlcers of G A A have a very rmportant Job The club has twenty offrcers who compose the cabinet The cabrnet of G A A governs the orgamzatron estabhshrng the yearly schedule of the club and clearrng up any busrness that comes to therr attentron In addrtron they set up and run the extra 3CI1V1I16S of the club The offrcers are elected for one year terms when they take on L TO R Revee Young Sec Carole Wolff Po1nt Mgr Sue Sturch, Pres , Sue Frarley, V1ce Pres , Nancy Pxerce, l-hstonan therr respectxve off1ces they have the conf1dence of every member of G A A and w1th thrs they wrll strrve to do the best posslble job '27 148 Offxcratmg Commlttee LEFT TO RIGHT Carolyn Edwards Llnda Owen, Charrman L1nda Callaghan Manlyn W1edI1Ch of xt -.af A 4 'X ' ': 1 ' .Q m. ,.., . l xi 'Q in 'A 7 U 'r A 0 if ' ' af ' , V , . . . . Y . . . r i . H . . . . . . ' ,-. ...X , ,. , ' .lbgw ii 'V k 5 I . . . . I rf' . it f . ' . ' . ' 1 Q 1' S I Representatnves L TO R Judy Reynolds Senxor Rep Pat Paul Junror Rep ABSENT Sharon Hamb lm, Sophomore Rep Jurene Gaul dm Freshman Rep 1 fs Advxsors, L TO R M1ss Marjone Johnson M155 Carol Lewls gg we C7 if Managers, L TO R Bonrne Mrller Softball N1kk1 Nelson, Volleyball Lorna Volkert, Tenms Jackle Balley, Basketball ABSENT Sharon Holley, Hockey Donna Langley Badmmton IK 1 sf' 'gg1,2 ! WX 47 Q 155 3 of .. .ff SENIORS, Left to Right, ROW I: S.Rickettsg S. I-Iolleyg J. Reynolds: J. Waggener: L. Callaghang L. Volkertg R. Young3 G. Coker: J. Campbell. ROW II: A. Bulsg L. Richardsg S. Roedigerg C. Roman: M. Wiedrichg E. Coffeltg M. Andriesseng P. Permenterg L. Owen. ROW III: S. Sturchg E. Nicholsong N. Pierce: C. Kearney: P. Sims: M. Aileyg N. Wright: S. Phippsg A. Whislerg O. Hicks. ROW IV: S. Baileyg E. Baca: C. Schneider: J. Shoop: D. Vin- etteg D. Fletcher: R. Argo: L. Good: K. McGuire: B. Barstad. G. A. A. JUNIORS, Left to Right, ROW I: M. Adair: J. Bird: C. Edwards: N. Jackson: G. Storm: R. Mcnefeeg S. Bradford: B Ferguson: R. Chgilburgg B. Miller: S. Frailey. ROW II: F. Chamblessg J. Hendry: L. Winshipg J. 'l'hrasher5 L. Schrenmerg M. Neal: N. Anderson: N. Gibson: B. Aultg M. Marselg R. Roediger. ROW III: J. Clavellg B. Lang5 R. Ncmothg D. Underwood: B. Stark: N. Gallatin: G. I-Iall, S. Seagravesg V. Hanawuyg I. Oldham. ROW IV: D. Olson C. Kel1ey5 R. Hicks: M. Sears: G. Compton: N. Perl: C. Rowettg N. Nelson: M. Badovinac. C1 M , r y Air? 9 my .si , 1. Q1 Ji H Q 5 Q , 5 Q ,-an fs Q ,,,.,, ,iv , 2 ' L 'ibm-w ff' Q' Qi Q w ' Z- ' A1511 1 .. + iv Q 4' 5 ADVERTISEMENT 3:- Qfa nr? 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