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

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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

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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

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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 '