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

Text from Pages 1 - 260 of the 1964 volume:

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As students choose their course to follow throughout their years at San juan, they must keep in mind the never-ending phase of learning which goes on Whether in school or out. Education for living may well be living for education, for under- standing, for service, for peace, and for good-will. Sue Bleyl Editor-in-Chief 4 fl IUII I u Lf! If by J J My K U L Ou dv Ip TF BIIEq OF 04 IJ . II ,, O X I IV AI! WMV I I If On I x 3 ' ' I , K., D I , xj - ' x I 'I JIM I L' I JIU, I IU I , XX V59 I I ,' I ,DNTENTS 1 1 I I . If I I II I I IN ME ,Ixf Ix LQQ X168-7if'A' MORIAM C I 51 xg YMQSFSW DEDICATI ON 7 LEADERS 8 CURRICULUM I8 STUDENT GOVERNMENT 34 ORGANIZATIONS 44 ACTIVITIES 70 SPORTS 92 SENIORS I26 CLASSES I 80 5 ADS 222 ,E Z 5' ' xv K Qifffhsf gl 5 551: Q . IN MEMORIAM JOH . KENNEDY May 29, 191 ovember 22, 1963 2- pf V f,l12V?2fi' fi,f .2-'f e5.g3.i?5uE:5,if', . LM 91,321 f,fw,'3 ...fs .-2.1 . , mg 27 '- -Sf W uf -1' 1- 1-'ff af :ff P, X ' ' Jizz. -Jfififl M' 9 M, I ig W ' iiJ1f5ggq5vz5gu:'f U it ,, km ,..,,.., M 1 . 1 i . Q .. 1 ,Q K f iii 1 ix ' 5 :ti Zena :. N--s. H A 6 DEDICA TION During the closing days of the Spring semester of 1963, the faculty and students of San juan were immeasurably saddened by the death of our Dean of Boys , Paul Palazzo. Mr. Palazzo had been an invaluable member of the faculty since his arrival in 1946, a young teacher recently graduated from the university. Many former students remember him as a dedicated teacher in his chosen fields of business education and history. Hundreds more recall his years as a trusted friend in the counselors' office. In 1956 he was appointed to the office of Dean of Boys, becoming responsible for a large share of the discipline and of the academic supervision of the school. The qualities which Mr. Palazzo brought to these tasks may all be characterized by the Word ABSOLUTE--absolute devotion to duty, absolute dependability, absolute integrity. We of the faculty and students of San juan miss him greatly, and will miss him long. 7 if , ...N A ta-3 i1 wuui N lu! mxk1,3.,,..K-. A V xi E W Q gg, w KK 1 3, ' Gai. '1 ',A' 5 Section Editor -Rick Steuble N 5 4 i W-Haag? 9 e ii1HP QQ ii um Misa Mr. Leavitt administers the oath of office to Dick Cowan, the fall student body president. PRINCIPAL Class of 64, as you look back over your four years here at San juan it will be difficult for you to choose yourmost memorable experience, but I am sure that for each of you there has been created a general impression of what your education here at San Juan has meant to you.' Each of you now steps forth into a wider world with far greater opportunities than were pre- sented to you within these Walls. Remember that in each phase of your education here you were given an opportunity to realize to some ex- tent how Vital education really is to your future well being and prosperity. Look realistically at the world about you and accept with dignity and cour- age Whatever the future holds for you. Congratulations to you on your hard work and your achievement while here at San juan High School. MR. LEA VITT 1 i r A I 11 ' ii il ' I ii I 1 . .. .1 I, if . . In I I , W, , , ,, W . . II N . I ii a , M H H Y 1 I ii' . , , .sk VICE- PRINCIPAL Education for living in our modern society involves preparation for future vocations and proper use of leisure time. Vocational preparation should include a broad background in general education to provide a foundation for the specific training for a particular job and also to provide fundamental preparation for future jobs which may not even exist at this time. Also, with the continued acceleration of our technological develop- ments, it will require less man hours of Work to produce the necessities of life and all of us will be able to look forward to more time for leisure and cultural activities. Your four years of high school have given you the fundamental preparation for a successful life. But to insure this success you should take advantage of every oppor- tunity to continue your education so that you will be better prepared to adjust to the changes and pressures of modern society. Good luck in your endeavors. 11 MR. WHITE ie f ig, at it I 1,-,,......--we DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION San juan I-Iigh School is very fortunate to have on the Board of Trustees members who are vitally interested in the educational development of the San juan District. We can only humbly appreciate the invaluable assistance that these hard-working individuals have given to not only San juan but also other high schools. San juan High School has , indeed, prospered under the effective guidance of these men who are concerned foremost with the success of our school system. Under the direction of Mr. Ferd J. Kiesel, the present District Super- intendent of the San juan Unified School District, shown at left, the Board of Trustees has been able to bring about one very advantageous result: San juan graduates have entered the adult World with achievement records surpassing those of most other high school. 'I2 .JM K, 15 .gf 'II ,,,, n .N Ti, a,,..-'Y Class of 1964, you now stand at the cross- roads. From this point on, you must de- termine your course. During your four years at San juan you have laid the corner- stone of your education for living. You have experienced that which formal education has had to offer you. You have been cautioned to learn Well for on your shoulders you carry not only the burden of doing well for your parents' sake and for your own sake, but the burden of doing well for the sake of your country and for all mankind. As you now face the Wide vistas of the adult World, have strength enough and Wisdom enough and courage enough to handle anything that might come your Way. You have the highest of human trusts committed to your care. You are to be the guardian of our nation's freedom, to preserve it for the benefit of the human race. Take hold of life with faith, the faith that makes you great, and strong, the faith that enables you to love and to live, the faith by which you may be triumphant in all you attempt. MISS MASSON DEANS We live in the Space Ageg but the problems that face us today are as old as man, and the solutions that you apply to them will influence all the generations to come. That is Why you students are here. You know that education is the only effective instrument that ma be used to Y carve a better world. Congratulations to the class of 1964 as the latest group of graduates to leave San juan. We're proud of you for recognizing the merit of an education and com- ii W ,i I: in ii - it ii 2 as mend you for having the determination and maturity M to make high school graduation not a dream, but a reality. MR. SCI-IWALL JI?- junior Counselor Miss Barbara jachens Sophomore Counselor Miss Jane Stewart 1., 3'f?ivi ,' , 5- .-E-2: Ln QU -Y' -5 -V 5: , I . ,' ,-' l ,f Egg --- .. .LM JE' r fl fwT'3s' f1:' W ' '- sais V- C in 111516 : '- 'Z L, V was :V 7 K r ll l r , ,gee uri? Mx h EXW 3, W l , is Senior Counselor Mrs. Macl-I ale ,qi - C . xt - V -gulf C OUNSELORS Freshman Counselor Mr. Robert Cornwell Sophomore Counselor Mr. Charles Walker ,Y .,.?:-q,,7.-:?-..,.- , ...,. ?- NURSE 'ull' Mrs. Bowington LIBRARIANS r , ff' .m . 5: 1 Miss Calc Mrs. Martin GFFICE STAFF Mrs. Hurst Mrs. Scivcrtson Mrs. Bryce Mrs. Peabody IFS 'Uk Mrs. Mulch Mrs. Pu LL crsou 15 Mrs. I-Iorncr Mrs. Baldwin Sfr N Ah 4 :.,' , ,v 5 -3 iff ' , . uf f t! H1 . W X, . Y A .W 'A -as , ,pri 2- , J . W .M Q ,Q Row Mrs. I: Minett Mrs. E. D. Williamson Mrs. Nardinelli Row Mr. Mrs . Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. II: Leavitt Andrews Wulfert Minoff Abbott CAFETERIA STAFF P. T.A Row I: Mrs. Hollinger Mrs. Azevedo Mr. Mitchell- head chef Mrs. Scott Mrs. Hurst Row II: Mrs Beaujean Mrs Hancock Mrs. Hern Mrs. Moore Mrs. I-Iovermale Mrs. Witter 16 Row I: Mr. Bean Mrs. Apgar Mrs. Overton Mrs. Green Mrs Hart Row II: Mr. Hewitt Mrs. Schliger Mrs. Radford Mrs. Smith Mrs. Corner Mrs. Thorp Mrs. Mancari 'z :wel , ,. 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' Ax N an 'V ' , ,, - Section Editor - Rick Stcublc 18 AIN fl X x , , X THE RICHES OF SCIENCE . . . jack Kromery Generai Scienceg B. A. -S. S. C. lr' W 2 55525 U A A W' iii? N ' 1 745.1 f Norman E. Allen Physicsg Chemg B. A. - Midland Col. 5 M. A. - S. F. S. C. Don A. Crowl Life Scienceg Basic Math, B, s. - ohio s. C. . 1. IAI iii tvi 3 hx! Ak,,, pil W ,qw 'H , . ' 1 -. 'KI' l ..:.. , H . Medric I. Linder A A ,- PST Scienceg Chem Department Head A. J. Crossfield Science 4 x1 5 Chem. 5 B.A. - San jose Stateg M. S. -Stanford Bruce J. Russell Biologyg B. A. G M. A. - U. of Calif. The term paper was due- TODAY??? james C. Harvey Biologyg B. A. -U. of Ca1if.g M. Ed. -Reed Col. 21 Thomas S. Andrews PST Scienceg B.A. - William and Maryg M. A. -U. of Minn. Donald P. Laing English5 B. A. - U. of Oregong M. A - U. of Oregon fs 45 Edwin A. O'I-Iarra Spec. Ed.3 Senior Mathi B.A. -U. of Chattanoogag B.S.- Kent S. U.5 M. Ed.- H S.S.C. Susan A. Schwartz William H. Mather H H English and High School Reading5 B.A U- of Calif Department Chairmen Eada Silverthorne Englishg B.S.- Brigham Young University I ' E.. i H .1 X: Y Englishg B . S. -Mont. Linda S. Ferguson English and Public I Speakingg M.S.-U. of Oregon in li George W. Sackman English and Typings B.A.- Whitter Col. Charles T. Wethington, EnglishgB.A. - E. Jr. Kent. S.C.5 M.A.-U. of Kent- F, X ' YM L Joan C. Dickinson English and Home Econ.5 B.S. -U. of Minn . San juan English teachers are ever hopeful that in some small Way they can be of help to young people by providing appropriate experiences in English instruction and so direct learning that the stu- dents will be more able to lj read thoughtfully, 21 listen intelligently, 35 express themselves effectively, and 45 think critically. Mrs. Eada Silverthorne iid? ' Eugene H. Chase f P. T Y I .ily - E11gliSl15 B.A . -U. T' Q' 'wr 'ilrd '-A N L 5-L o.P. wk v E ,, . f 2. 1 x ,l,.I.,A, ,. ' A N 'N' 0 , T . , :I ,, V t . . M 'Q R I . f f ww Everdine Holen Englishs M.A . - 'NCQ Northwestern University 23- 1 ' .. ' 5, Barbara Saunders gf? X 1' Englishs B . A . - .F -, , . Beloit Col. I t ll ,, -1 ' H N! V - mu-Xi V! m Y U in '-.-, ftnya' ' ' 1 L! V -V lun .:.? .ggi VHVH 3 X hi ' wi l ohn Condie J' English and Dramag M.A. U. of Wis. William Gunter English and Public Speakingg B.A . - Wm L ..::f 5 ' ng. ' ' J dw .11 ' l ff-N as e ' A il ll' i fr! ' ' if + L Mrs. M. Anderson English and J'ournalism5 B.A.- U.C.L.A.5 M.A L.B.S.C. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT gil. is As can be seen, English requires hard concentration and comprehension. Study gives the student good grades not fun. J Marcia Haley American Problemsg U.S. History5 B.A.- S . S . C . Michael Cronin U.S. History and World History3 B-A . - S.S .C. Department Head Burton Sanders Civics and American Problernsg B.A.- U. of Idaho5 M.S. Geraldine M. Reager U.S. History and World Historyi B.A . - Chico State Col. W.L. Garrett U.S. History and World I-listory3 B.A . - Southwestern Stateg M.A. - Col. State Carl E. Coleman Civics and World I-Iistory5 B.A. - San jose State5 M.A... S.F.S.C. ,. ,, WV' George E. Pickett World History and World Geographyg B.A.- Joseph F. Brouillette World History, Econ. Y, X and Soc.5 B.A.- U. of Calif.gM.A.- p 'N s.s .c. Hi 'XS J.. -A 1 , .,. 4 , , --R - I .H 5 I J y 5 1 1, x , A 1 K, r 1 , ,liz '.f '11 5 if X 'W te? i ' 7 :mi aww Pi -Q N ss. ii 'E ' ,ii , I 3 fa- . :seas i , ily S iil l i S.S.iC. John A. Avila U.S. History and World History5 B.A. and Gen. Sec. - San Jose State N Q r , Man has become an expert in the business of building gadgets and gimmicks , capsules and computers but he has not yet learned to under- stand fully either himself or his fellow men. By studying the suc- cesses and failures of the past, and by attempting to make our students aware of other peoples and other lands, the Social Science classes are intended to help a new generation to avoid the mistakes of the past and work to achieve a civilization where each human being can fulfill his highest destiny at peace with himself and with his fellows. Burton Sanders H i Martine, San juan's foreign student from Bel- gium, talks with the A. F. S. pres ident, Marianne Medved. One of San Iuan's history students wathes the camera instead of the teacher Maybe 1t's more interesting was -f s Robert W. Looyenga Mathematicsg B. A. - Hope Col. fi: YY I Ai. vw .rw v Q 1 , , W Q was -H fl. ' F 2 .yi ,A X av T 'W E' 9 L Herbert Tellman Mathematicsg B. S. and M.'S. -U. of Mich. fur 1' 325, in emacs? H m u Whey William H. Edgar Mathematics- B. A. - Chico S. C. P. Conlan U. ofCa1if. Daniel Lehman Mathematicsg B. A. Bethel Calif,5 M.A Reed Col. ml ' ll' N Mui WF? G' Y ' ' W1 ull . as .. m 'lu ' . ,, EJB 1 - ' H H H W W H v if me W MATH Department Head N. E. Andersen Mathematics B.-A. -University of California M. A. - Reed College 26 Carol A. Gattuso Mathematicsg B. S Purdue U. J. A. Phillips Matliernaticsg B. A. - U. of Calif. The purpose of the Mathematics Department is to assist each student of San juan High School in the learning of as much mathematics as possible com- mensurate with his ability and interest in the sub- ject DEPARTMENT Eugenia Miller Typing and Shorthand, B. A. -S. S. C. A., s e if: , 5 I . X ll ' , ' . . Ui 5' . ,K ' ' . 4 1 , . f nl ' 'Tu xx . . ,f I 5' f - 1 xg-'P 'jf' 2 I '.i , if 'Aft' . .7 1, ,5 i f .E Em ' ,KEY Edwin C. l-loag Business Education, Ellen Pate Business Education, B. A. and M. A. - S. S. C. james H. Fuller Business Education, B. S. -U. of O., M. S. -U. of Minn, 1 Q. , we- 'l'N H ' ' 7 I ,p ' 5 . -- rx '35 A i XY Z' 1:47 i f QT'-A , ,fi 1. . lu., - :If A 'fmflif' A B.A. -Fresno s.c., ... i M.A. N. Y. U. BUSINESS Business Education is Education for Living. It is not only education for a career in business whereby one makes a living as a c1erk,typist, secretary, accountant, business machine operator, slesman, manager, but it also enables the individual whether he be farmer, home manager, or business proprietor, to conduct his personal business in the areas of budgeting, savings, banking, buying and selling, transportation, communication. In our economic system of free enterprise everyone lives business every day, the Business Education Department's contribution is to prepare the student to be a part of this business world. ESTHER E. PRICE San juan's two office girls, Sue Bleyl and Linda Conk- ling, illustrate the work of business education. 27 Alvin T. Filpula Business Education and History, A. A. - Santa Rosa IR. Col. B. A. -S. S. C. hh -I .7 ,??g..--...- X 4 I 'W 'sf George Sakamoto Business Education, B. A. and M.A. -S. S. C. Esther E. Price Business Education B. A. - U. of Calif l Department Head William C. MacArthur Art5 B.A. G M.F.A.- Calif. C. of Arts and Crafts5 M.S.- U.S.C. fmrx Ruth A. Morgan Art and Lestelle Manley Music and Department Head Douglas Yearbookg B.S.- U. of Dram:-15 B.A.- San Fran- W. Beauchamp Band and Kan. City5M.S.-U.S.C. cisco State Orch.5B.A.-S.S.C. FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT The purpose of the Fine Arts Department is to provide an at- mosphere in which the finest forms of artistic and musical beauty may evolve. This depart- ment not only exposes the novice to all pos- sible facets of the fine arts but also offers the advanced students the opportunity to further their goals. Exposure to all forms of the Fine Arts is, naturally, one the foremost principles of this department. The concentration shown at right is an indication of the atmosphere strived forg wherein, the students, abilities are explored to their fullest possibilities i and fine work is evolved. 28 William C. Hodges Russian, English, and Typing5 B.A.- s.s.c., M.A.- Ind. U. -ul Brenda Markson Spanish and Eng- 1ish5 B.A.-s.F.s. 4 Betty Clavell Spanish5 B. A . - Bucknell U. T fy .ds S?,,r Charles T. Finlay i French and English: B.A.- U. of New Brunswick FOREIGN LANGUAGES George W. Miller Frenchg B.A. - Ariz S.U.S Ariz. S.U. Peggy Kraus Latin and English5 B.A. and M. Ed.- U. of Portland. ,e---J-he - c T Mi. Finlay, one of me two French teachers, instructs his class in our three year -old laboratory. 'WSE lx rl X iw I epartment Head elixj. P. Hager H German 9 B.A.- st. Louis U , iywx ' x The teacherldf the modern foreign language directs his or her teaching to developing four skills in the stu- dents: aj to understand the spoken languageg bl to speak the language with the authentic sounds of the language Without reference to trans- lationg cj to read the language with comprehensiong and dj to Write in the language with reasonable accuracy and fluency. The Latin Teacher, however, tends to emphasize the third of these objectives-reading comprehension-above all others. MR.1.P.HAGER Gene 1. Tognetti Auto Shop, B. A. - San jose S. C. '5 ' a w e .,.. Z ra , W V -,f- , 1 by I., Q,M,,ii,,1f ii h ' 5,5-:f 'l , 11 Z., Y W ww ,, 'nw Q .--.. .310 V. A portrait of Mr. Condon, the woodshop instructor, was unable to be obtained because of his late arrival on campus I-Ie received .l Donnell Taggart Photo. 3 B. A. - Chico S. C. jam es Theoboldt Electric ity , Radio and cadets, B. A. -' U. of Calif. , --L, Richard W. Evans Mech. Drawing, B. S. - Brigham Young U. Department Head Marc Brann Mech. Drawing, Spec. - U. of California john A. Rogolino Metal and Auto Shops, A. A.. - Modesto J. c. his B. A. degree from Chico State College. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Industrial Arts is an integral part of general education that makes a realistic contribution to life adjust- ment education. It shares with other areas of the school, the responsibilities for promoting the optimum development of the good citizen. The unique contributions of Industrial Arts are centered mainly around significant aspects of the manu- facturing and construction industries and their effects on daily living. Those who participate in the Industrial Arts programs receive orientation in the areas of production, comsumption, and recreation through actual experience in planning, producing, servicing, and repairing various types of consumer goods in common usage. Through these experiences young people learn about material goods. They learn how such goods are made. They learn how to use and maintain them intelligently. They develop general skill and resourcefulness in working with things- technical and mechanical. They learn facts, principles, and procedures about tools, material, processes, mechanics, and design. They learn about woods, metals, engines, structures, and other items of importance. They learn how to convey their ideas through the language of industry and building. The areas of Industrial Arts are not regarded as separate subjects but as areas of experience and segments of the total program. MARC BRANN 30 HOMEMAKING Education for Living 'is symbolic of the purposes and objectives presented in each course offered by the Home Economics Department. Students do not have to wait two, twelve or twenty years for basic concepts to strike a fertile field and prove their value. A student can conclude her Clothing Experience at any stage with a feeling of being better qualified to create her own attire, as well as judge the efforts of others who attempt to sell her their wares. Food is required by every- one, and the lessons learned in this area will long be remembered. Decorative Arts classes give students an opportunity to be creative and original, as well as to develop a flair for original, artistic interpretations of everything from moods to the season. I-Iomemaking is an eye-opener course and serves best when it intro- duces students to the many advantages of a liberal education for current as well as future living. Four specific areas are explored and students are encouraged to consider this just a beginning, and to continue in their search for an educa- tion which will help them with their living problems in the future. Department Head Laurel A. Rizzi Foods and Home Living B. S. -S. S. C. Deanna F. Mayfield Homemakingg B. S. - Wash. S. U. Jessie May Olsen Clothingg B. S. - O. S. U. M S - S S C DRIVERS' EDUCATION Edwin H. Black Driver Trainingg B.A. -D. L. C. 5 M.A. - Middle Tenn. S. C. Jack Barker Driver Trainingg B. S. - Nebraska U. 5 M. A. -Wyoming University 31 l 5 W exercise on the blacktop. On all days possible, girls in the physical fitness programs Up and Over goes the volleyball, the girl is one of the many who has chosen the sport of Volleyball and is now learning the fundamentals of the game, through study and active participation. The Girls' Physical Education Department at San juan High School has two main objectives: to help each student develop and maintain a high level of physical fitness , and to help each student develop skill and interest in a variety of physical activities. By developing these skills and interests in early life, students will tend to pursue them throughout their adult life. CAROL ATTOE GIRLS' P. E. Department Head Girls' P.E.5 B.S.- U. of Wis.5 M.S.- U. of Oregon Judy Agid Girls' P.E., B.A.- Hunter College of the City of N. Y. A J Carol L. I-Ioll Girls' P.E.3 B.A. G Spec. Spec. - Chico S.C. ,Af as X-17 f '..:-'l- f lf,.2 Z: 53 . I Ka X im' t.1,!f31.,'i:.p.',,,., Z'-A533-LP' 2, . . W, Twafj !ul3,.,EIf.y,v..!:QW Q If :,, J,-.n!.,, I N I ,if-' 1 ', QQ, -, - x , M 5 - ii, ii ii , , Ya, , ' 'ii wg 1 ,, ' ii i ii, ,i., i...,i. ii izsiiliiu Kristine Lee Morman Girls? P. E. and Modern danceg B. A. - Huxnboldt State The physical education class is one of the most important phases of a boy's high school education. Physical development of the body is recognized as an integral part of physical education, but here as in no other class can the instructor help mold such important parts of character develop- ment as emotional control, citizenship, and sportsmanship. TOM SEKUL Marshall E. Latimer P. E.3 B.A.- Fresno S C ' , ,SA Q .my 'N A David M. Olmstead Gordon L. Schroeder P.E..5B.A.-Chico P.E.5B. A.-H1.m1- S. C. boldt S. U. QL- 4-.lr 'QS BOYS' P.E. ,F ., use 1 pf- ,jiri ,V One of the five events of each student's physical fitness tests is the rope climb. ' During the fall, J the physical edu- cation students participate in bas- ketball. Department Head 1,1-f52 1 Tom Sekul P. E.5 B.A. and M. A. at S.S.C. w A ii s 132' 1 -i ' ' -A , 'ko 'lui STUDENT c:oveRNMEN xx J I W N 'Q fi dx lHfy,fx 4 Q' Tier-.gg f .. 'KEJI -- ' E5 3 - ' af- x 3 4 4 im -31141127 -NS PM - L f .V-, M ,, M 1, mmf. My 1 E , Q Q 2 . Wai X 31. tg, Q , 5 vfoi Y. K I I ,Lg fi' 'TY , J' 54' ,M fu vb, 'r, xg if Nl Q 'QQEJDR rw-L4 Wie -N HA F M f . s tin' Q UI, E lid W X :W ' QL En' xx W W, .'4 ,gl 2 W the coming was only one of Q ,. ',,.f M- E X .' AM' , a ,A W Lf' Martine DeSmet, San juan's fifth foreign exchange student, arrived in Citrus Heights , at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Medved, during August, from ... BELGIUM .. Where she had completed studies in sciences and languages- German, Flemish, Latin, Greek, French, Spanish, and Russian. She plans to be an interpreter. She was greeted on arrival with a party. Everyone was excited over her arrival. The Juniors were interested in their chances of going abroad, like Martine, as a foreign exchange student with the AMERICANS ABROAD PROGRAM that Martine had participated in. They would have the chance to apply in October. Martine made friends fast and San juan's students were taken with her immediately. San juan can only hope that Martine enjoyed herself in America as much as San juan enjoyed playing host to her. At Left- The small picture shows Martine and the UN Delegation that went to Berkeley for a model UN: Row 1: B. Clark, M. Medvedg Martine5 Mrs. Miller-advisor5 Row II: R. Steuble5 C. Sweet, P. Regani and Jim Burchill-chairman. 5' S Below, San Juanfs :andidates for exchange students talk Allen Stone was to have been Sen Juanfs foreign exchange with Martine: Rick Steuble, Chris Villarreal, Bob Dran, Student but was -lmable to go- and Martine . I , I - -fl k r.. E r 1' 'iw iw ' fd! ' ' 5. ly! zli xif 9. A na ' '- N Boys' V ic e -President Ken Wilson l STUDENT BCDY . .1 ...3 i w if FALL ' .1 . 1 it e i M Under the excellent guidance of Dick Cowan, the Fall Student i . Mi dddd i dddddddYd'd Wit' Body President, San juan undertook the Candy Sale as the first major activity of the year. Through the work of George a Shackelford, Sales Manager, the sale proved to be a great .w:?:s ' success and helped to finance many of the student body's ven- tures. Homecoming '63 was the most successful in many years , with the best looking floats and even better looking girls. Al- though the Homecoming Game was not a win, the whole program. was excellent, as were all of the undertakings of the fall ad- ministration. f age Comm. of Entertainment Nancy Capps Girls' Vice-President , Patti Burden in i H Y 1 ' M W i . Y'!'? f'CV President Dick Cowan Comm. of Publicity Comm. of Finance Secretary 109-11 Sifl Michaela Chavez Sue Midkiff A K OFFICERS SPRING George Shackelford, the Spring Student Body President, under took one main campaign during his administration: Campus- Clean Up. Along with the responsibility of choosing the Stu- dent Court and other student leaders , George had to super- vise the Student Leadership Conference, which was held in February. The graduating classes have never before, in all of the fifty-one years of San Juan's history, produced such a fine combination of Student Body Officers , as they have this year. Girls' Vice-President Natalie Witzel .fav nr K President George Shackelford Secretary Comm. of Internal Affairs Patti Burden Bill Robertson 2:2553 i Boys' Vice- President Allan Stone Q fy virtue U W, .-zip i . i Nw 4' X .- i H W i tea N sf?-'ff' Comm. of Entertainment Ken Highfill 'Blk Comm. of Publicity Allan Lee i it ii 7 Row I: R. Cowani S. LaMa5 j. johnstong B. Erickson, P. Bond. Row II5 S. Midkiff5 S. Marshallg M. Chavez5 B. Rober1son5 D. Cowang P. Smith. Row III: J. Sirlg K. Wilsong R. Manshipg B. Drang N. Capps3 and B. Schoen- born . EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Row I: S. Mangiaracina5S. Lamag song A. Leeg 1. I-Iardyg N. Witzelg Manshipg B. Drang and P. Rowe. 1... V ,r.- f 3 . . N. Campbellg P. Burdeng M. Chavezg P. Smithg J. Johnston. Row II: B. Robert S. Bleylg B. Schoenborn. Row III: K. I-Iighfillg C. Shackelfordg B. Smithg R. ,nv g , .EA 1:17 any, ' 4. I ' 5.- . , .K ., .5 .. N-13' ff.: Il 4 '-r:-1 ...f 4 . Ms l'...i -wz5 ,. .Lf- . , nf' f . ' 1 f I .5 , V. V E -, - .. 3.. . E .. --fm . ...f'ffvf -.Sgr-In .... L,.g.r'. '31, -:',1l 1 Jlf' 1. M x Ph -ff? -' f 151- rfb.-. ' 1f,':I1S::3pjI?nZi2r2 .. ...iff-.5 X. ne- .- : A ful: , 1 u 15712 -f-- 4.,. I 1 ...vm .-E M.: 13. .I ' .-.,-'- rin ' na E-.V 5 1154! 1 his .3 511. ' N Row I: J. Rossg S. Olseng C. Pryseg P. Hurchisong S. McDonald3 P. Bartlettg B. Burbridge. Row II: G. Dedman, B. Collieg S. Wursterg C. Bellg D. Biedermann, M. Milletteg T. Wymore. Row III: L. Shearg J. McGee3 C. Davis5 M. Lindseyg D. Zimmerg S. Enwald. Row IV: S. Wilkesg M. Besichg C. Davisg R. Summersg I. Forbes, D. Emeryg P. Dickeyg M. Ross. Row V: S. Baggermang S. Nashg M. Rossg N. Thurstong S. Cookg M. Collier. STUDENT COUNCIL At San Juan High School, the Student Council plays an im- portant part in the Student Government of the school. Not only does the Student Council approve various measures but it also introduces the ideas and comments of the entire student body and presents them to the Executive Council. Under the guidance of Mr. Burton Sanders, this group, as Well as all other student body organizations has functioned Well. It has given the school treasury mone- the candy saleg it has cleaned up the school's grounds- the Campus- Clean Up Campaigng and it has expressed the Wishes of the students. 41 Advisor Mr. B. Sanders Q 1 mm Y , ' idi- ' . mln 5 ME3.. ll . V F er I' i MV V., 'ai 41535 S i M.. Q. .il if f' Y A L. to R.: Bruce Ericksong Barry Schoenborng Rick Manshipg Marilyn Ledenbaclq and Ronnie Cowan: Fall Student Court. GGVERNMENT IN ACTION George Shackelford, our three- week old Spring Student Body President, helps Sherry Kuttler, as Allen Stone, our Veep, hides his eyes. STUDENT CCJURT FALL Student Court Roster Parliamentarian- Rick Manship Senior justice- Bruce Erickson Junior justice- Barry Schoenbron Sophomore justice- Marilyn Ledenbach Freshman justice- judy Johnston L- to R.: JoAnn Hardyg Rick Manship3 Barry Schoenborn3 and Rosemary Mangiara- cina3 missing- Mike Watson5 Spring Student Court. SPRING Student Court Roster Parliamentarian- Rick Manship Senior Justice- joAnn Hardy Junior justice- Barry Schoenborn Sophomore Justice- Rosemary Mangiaracina Freshman Justice- Mike Watson Pam Abbott, Bob Dran, Yvonne Lea, and Joe Lucito, officers of the Class of 1965, have one of their more energetic? Executive Council meetings. i i 43 0ReANlzAnoNs y i w Y s Section Editors -Patti Burden C2li1DEdlTlHll Ja 4 x P ,aw A I 1 'UWM M W ws rf 8zg,in i3s,f wsu my S M up Q i 11 5 'Q K .L ...Jia fig 2 F5 J ig! 9- 1 'a x 'E1s'K if ii! QM EZ JJSQ 83.155-33iF5ji:.,hk L H,f'mfwm Q www y amQs WL5W+ 'fix Wim s wma 5 f 32.fN5 , ffak fi Fifi WW QMS ,Q Q Y.- 1 ,igx A Y ., A , . 1 6 P1 ix H M L IQ-' - ' 1 ,ii ' 'bs w,1Xm ag Y '7Q'j:'iy' f ,fi Z Miss Ruth Morgan, Advisor STAFF ASSIGNMENTS Sue Bleyl - Editor-in-Chief Barbara Jordan - Assistant Editor Cindy Phillips - Business Manager Rick Steuble- Editor-in-Training Nancy Kasjaka - Business Man. -in- Training Penny Weaver - Business Man. - in Training jane McKinnis - Senior Editor Doris Biedermann - Ass't. Editor Sherry Kuttler - junior Editor Nancy Kasjaka - Ass't Editor Barbara Sims - Sophomore Editor Yvonne Lea - Ass t. Editor Nina Wishler - Freshman Editor Sue Kreutzjans - Freshman Editor Patti Burden - Organizations Editor Gail Dedman -Ass't. Editor Sandy Olsen - Activities Editor Marcia Millette - Ass't. Editor Gene Windham -.Sports Editor Frank Kasjaka - Ass't. Editor Lani Schneider - Secretary Sue Midkiff - Secretary Becky Collie - Artist Mike Shepherd - Photographer GREENBACKS NOTES STAFF SUE and CINDY L. to R. , Sue Midkiffg Lani Schneiderg and Mike Shepherd. I.. to R. , Becky Collieg Frank Kasjakag and Gene Windham. L. to R. , Nina Whislerg Barbars Sims5 Yvonne Lea 47 and Sue Kreutzjans. v Lx v- ' g.'. . A- .vs ea' : . - 4. -Anal-1 . 4'-5, -. 'f ?.v -i .Q-ig . . .4 mfg 'dig-51531 43? Tl L. to R., N. I-Iart5 S. Reagan5 j.. Sir15 G. Johnston. Advisor Mrs . Anderson 3 5 x X I -1? I kr a 1,4 edu N L. toR., C. Villarrealg B. Fondreng J. Marshallg B. Kowalg B. Minett 2 1 V A 6227 :Q ff- J I . iv' STAFF ASSIGNMENTS Pat Kirkland - Editor-in-Chief Pat Bartlett - Business Manager Cheryl Kusler - Business Manager Pat Kirkland - Front Page Editor Chris Villarreal - Assistant News Editor Cathi Murphy - Feature Page Editor Connie Anderson - Editorial Page Editor Deloris Worthington - Editorial Page Editor jim Marshall - Sports Page Editor Bill Fondren Assistant Sports Page Editor Pete McKenzie - Assistant Sports Page Editor 48 Bruce Minett - Photographer George Shackelford - Artist Joan Sirl - Exchange Editor Nancy Hart-Distribution Manager Barbara Kowal - Reporter Gayann Johnston - Reporter Connie Stiechen - Reporter Sheri Reagan - Reporter Pete McKenzie - Reporter joan Sirl - Reporter Nancy Hart - Reporter '--' 51 , Q- Q-v -R L. to R., Front: C. Steicheng C. Anderson, Back: P. McKenzie D. Worthington, Typing is an im- portant part of Newspaper. f .,,- '- sn f 1 sm G ELL N Business Manager Pat Bartlett . . 23125 Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Pat Kirkland Cheryl Kusler -. 'K - ' 'J N :pd fi awry QUILL 8: SCROLL L. to R., BOTTOM ROW: N. Whislerg L. Schneiderg K. Murphyg N. I-lartg B. Collieg B. Simsg S. Olsong S. Bleylg D. Riedermanrg M. Millette. ROW III: C. Phillips5 N. Cline5 P. Kirklandg G. Dedrnang Y- Lea5 P. Bu1'den5 C. Andex-son3 D. Worthington5 P. Weaverg C. Kuslers S. Miclkiffg TOP ROW: P. Bartlett3 B. Gordon3 S. Kuttlex-3 J. McKinnisg R. Steubleq F. Kasjakai J. Windham5 S. Kreutzjanss N. Kasjakag J. Sirl. 1. il Quill and Scroll is an International Honorary Society for high school journalists. Stu- dents interested in journalism who have contributed to such productions as the Spartan Hi-lites and Greenback Notes compose the membership of this organization. Members are required to maintain an academic average of B . Miss R. Morgan is the faculty advisor for Quill and Scroll. At the left is a candid picture, which Annual Staff entered in the Homecoming Parade on ADVISOR behalf of Quill and Scroll. M155 MORGAN 's L. to R., ROW I: G. Gareyg B. Thixtong R. Boyles5 V. Busch. ROW II: A. Lees T. Thomas5 M. Holmes B Burbridge: P. Reagens P. Rowe. ROW III: M. DeSmet5 S. Dyba5 B. Forbesg D. McKinnis5 P. Walkerg J. Ross ROW IV: B. Trubitlsl-cy5 I-I. Bartleys J. Bux'chi1l5 J. Avila. The purpose of the Speech Club is to give interested students an opportunity to im- prove their speaking ability, to achieve an understanding of the ideas and opinions of others, and to increase their reasoning by the media of research and debate. The Speech Club is under the sponsorhip of Mr. W. Gunter. 51 Advisor Mr. Gunter Hiya if 'i if i sie V f G V L 2 . Bi I .... li l gg Q L. to R., Row I: L. Taitg D. Aquino5 S. Wharry5 K. Klotz- S. Foatg . Whitney5 A. Chunng P. Kirklands S. Mid- kiff5 M. Lindsey. Row Il: M. Sprole3 C. Edenss V. Stone3 A. KeuterT,l'S. Clavell5 L. Ulmexg D. Furnas5 B. Schoen- born5 J. Hardy5 J. Ford5 S. Swai-t3 D. Cowan. Row III: P. Burden5 B. Grayg R. Latirneq C. Kel1ey5 A. Leeg J. Kelley3 R. Beckwithg M. Wycl-:offs D. Green5 j. Brown5 B. Clarks 1. Langwiclq B. Giffordg Row IV: M. Macl-Ia1e5 L. Veklingg C. Sweets A. Stones B. Dran5 M. Sirli I-I. jenseng R. Steuble5 M. Willard5 C. Faulkner, A. Maldonado D. Denny, Presidentg M. Medved. C.S.F. The California Scholarship Federation, C. S. F. , is an organization for students who have achieved academic excellence. Under the faculty supervision of Mr. E. Chase and Mrs. B. Clavell, the qualifying stu- dents can receive honors of membership and have the opportunity for scholarships and life membership awards. The members of C. S. F. enjoy the chance to share in school social events as Well as to share a common interest in scholastic achievement. The members of one or both of the semesters of C. S. F. membership enjoy an annual cut-day during the end of the school yearg last year a country club was visited. To join C. S. F. , a total of ten points in all sub- jects is needed. An A is Worth three points and a B is Worth one point. A total of five points must be obtained in the academic sub- jectsg and OHS extra point may be obtained for the extra-curricular sports or activities participated in. All in all, the California Scholar- ship Federation is the backbone of the academic clubs at San juan. fall . ss: 52 P' if Q E lx Q , fb M1 I 'R Q I 'ii L. to R., ROW I: P. Larson, A. Chunng J. Rootg D. Aquino5 P. C-ibneyg K. Klotzg G. johnstong P. Hutchisoni M. Lindsey. ROW II? L- Conk1ing3 S. Sh:-1w5 K. Copper5 K. I-Iouchen5 C. Coubals D. Couba15 M. DeSmet5 P. Weaver3 L. Miller. ROW III: D. Cowang C. Beeg B. Schoenborn5 R. Wulfertg J. Langwiciq L. Pennyg P. Ewbank N. Cappsg R. Latimerg V. Clarki S. O1sen5 V. Stone. ROW IV: J. Burchillg L. Moimdayg R. Steubleg P. Roweg A. Stone, V. Pres.5 B. Drang I. Lucito5 M. Dillai-d3 C. Sweetg M. Medved, Pres. The American Field Service is made up of students selected by Written application who are interested in A F S getting better acquainted with students from other ' ' ' countries. The A. F. S. sponsors the foreign ex- change student program through various fund raising activities during the year. This year, San juan's exchange student is Martine DeSmet from Belgium, shown at the right. Martine is our fifth exchange student. Other exchange students have been Tone Evang, Norwayg Renato Liffredo, Italyg Hector Vaccaro, Chilig and Maroula Papadaki, Greece. The ad it Visors are Mrs. E. Miller and Mr. M. Cronin. Mrs. Miller. Advisor z- ,L L. to R., ROW I: E. Parke5 E. Duckworth, Tres.5 A. Chunng P. Smith, Pres.5 D. Millette5 G. Johnston R Baht, V. Pres. gM. Winn. ROW II: S. I-Iull5 D. Speaksi S. DeLain5 J. Barbutog R. Steubleg N. Cappsg S. Stockwell D. Cowan. MUSIC HONOR SOCIETY Advisor Mrs . Manley 1-T. The purpose of the Music Honor Society is to promote a better understanding and appreciation of concert music. The members consist of music students interested in performing for various school and com- munity programs, Mrs. L. Manley is the new faculty advisor this year. 54 L. to R. ROW I: I. Hardyg C. Phillips5 M. Shumateg B. Ericksong A. Lee. ROW II: R. Manshipz D. Denningg B Giffordg N. Witzelg A. Stone. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society, under the direction of Mrs. E. Silverthrone, consists of students who have achieved sixty or more points by their junior year or ninety or more points by their senior year, in college preparatory solids and certain activities , and their citizenship grades must also be of good standing. The sponsor searches for those students eligible, then a council screens them, and the final list is invited to join. 55 Advisor Mrs. Silverthxone I ,, L. to R., Row I: P. Wanlessg J. Johnston5 H. Flint5 B. Healys 1. Petterson5 B. Lindsey3 L. Millerg C. Giffordi P. Gonnern-ian5 D. Ventling. Row II: V- Kotfila5 K. Naberss S. Beckerg K. White5 B. Lynng M. Meyers5 L. Whit- neyg P. I-Iutchinsong R. Summers, S. Turners5 S. Wursterg J. Kreipheg C. Coyle. Row III: S. Barneys D. McKinnis3 S. Lohse5 S. Shawi P. Kirklandg C. Duntong P. Hoegelg C. Christman5 D. Aquinog L. Ericksons J. Thom.as5 L. Shaw5 A. Chumm. Row IV: S. Barnettg B. Forbesg K. Klotzg L. Campbellg P. Wea . Gr niieldg i S5 C. Crawfordg L. Conners M. Chavez5 D. Cowang C. Browng W, Rowe5 T, Uber, If .6 Q25 U lx I -. iff. x. Advisor Mr. Miller 4 FRENCH CLUB The French Club, with Mr. Finlay and Mr. Miller as the advisors , consists of members who have taken French and desire to learn and practice French. A better understanding of French customs and culture is also an integral portion of the club. The French Club participated in the .P. T. A. Language Program. in November , by singing French Christmas Carols and presenting the tale of the Little Red Ridinghood in French. The French Club could also be heard singing Advisor Christmas Carols with the A Cappella Choir during the MR- FINLAY holidays. L. to R., Row I: T. Winng G. Lawsong L. Sworg L. Boyceg B. Crayg C. Steicheng C. Petersong C. Lovishg G. Whitman. Row II: B. Schoenborng K. Olinghouseg T. Richardsong B. Giffordg D. Fumasg N. Capps, Presidentg M. Macl-ialeg G. Guyg K. Clark, V. Presidentg j. Royg B. Clark. Row III: S. Mullerg S. Stock- welly W. Smitlig C. Andersong E. Uracg J. Rossg J. McDonald3 j. McKinnisg P. Bartlettg S. Wilkesg M. Bustosg T. Duprey. Row IV: L. McClellan3 S. jonesg S. Obenlandg A. Leag B. Dryerg M. Rossg C. jamesg T. Chaffing S. Teagueg C. Kellyg D. Meyer. Q j . YP 5- GERMAN CLUB I i wi' . -'11 F15 ' i aa ,. lang aw L. to R. , ROW I: E. Baker5 M. Shumate5 D. I-lelrnandollari S. Penng L. Tait, Treasg D. Zimmer3j.Root5 L. Shoreyg V- Busch5 R. McManus. ROW II: S. Chapling S. Loopetrag J. Bauder, Secs M. DeSmet3 K. Coubal3 B. Prattg C. Coubalg I. McGarry5 M. Leisure5 C. Giachinog C. Steelmani B. Mackin. ROW III: C. Bate5 K. I-Iazlewoodg G. Shambaugh3 L. Penny3 A. Williamsong B. Barnes5 D. Greens J. Ross5 R. Wulfert3 G. Wallace, J. Langwiclq D. Furnas. ROW IV: C. Wilhitei D. Ludwigi L. Moundayg M. Sir15 R. Pinegari R. I-Ianseni J. Coronadog J. Lucito, Pres.5 L. Fades M. Wendelli D. Fine3 T. Coronado. Mr. F. I-lager, the sponsor of the German Club, has Advisor promoted an interest in the students' taking German to learn more about the customs and culture of the German people as well as giving them an opportunity to perfect their ability to speak German. German Club also partic ipated in the P. T. A. Language Program in November, to add to the enjoyable evening. Mr. Hager 115. :si a ii Fl L. to R. , ROW I: P. Sullivan5 D. Grenfelli P. Bonds D. Aquino5 M. Schremmeri V. Stone5 B. O'Shaughnessey5 M.Zimmer5 K. Bergquist. ROW II: N. Whislers S. Olsens S. Rizzo5 R. Latimerg S. DeLain5 N. Witzelg J. Sabin5 B. Sims5 R. Plautzg C. Johnston. ROW III: S. Morrisg T. Chaffing J. Avila, A. Stone, Pres.5 B. Fox5 K. Millesg A. Lee5 B. Glasier. SPANISH CLUB ,, - Ill T7 Spanish Club, under the co-sponsorhip of Mrs. B. Clavell and Mrs. B. Markson is composed of students having at least one year of Spanish Who have a common . , , Nlrs. Clavell interest and desire to learn more about Spanish customs Advisors and culture as well as an opportunity to learn and practice Mrs- Markson Spanish. At the P. T. A. Language Program in November , . Dee Grenfell, Sandy DeLain, and Sally Rizzo from Spanish Q ' Club sing Spanish Christmas carols. 58 l ' s Advisor L. to R., Row I: D. Favor3 R. Mangiaracinai D. Olseni L. Thompson- President5 P. Daltons M. Lindsey-Secretary5 S. Martucci. Row II: B. Barnes5 G. Witzel5 C. LaBar3 C. Villarreal3 1. Vehling- Vice Presidentg Row III: D. Mullg A. Maldonadog F. Witzel5 R. Steubles B. Drans H. Avila- Treasurer5 L. Barbuto. LATIN CLUB I The purpose of the Latin Club is to stimulate a desire for students taking Latin at San juan and to Miss P. Kraus have a better understanding of Ancient Italy and its inhabitants: the Latin Language and an apprecia- tion of the influence of Roman culture on Western u Civilization. The faculty advisor is Miss P. Kraus, xiii- A shown at left on the top. Under her supervision and ... the energetic support of the members, Latin Club was able to win third prize for their Homecoming Q3 Float- The Trojan Horse, shown at bottom on left. 2' xv The Club has also held a Roman Banquet at which ' the masters and slaves enjoyed entertainment and excellent food While lounging beneath palms and columns. A current plan under the Club's con- sideration is a trip to San Francisco to see the movie if . - y ' 59 , Q I . N ,Q ',ii . . T CLEOPATPA. SSIAN CLUB ' 1 .. 5 1 ii. Q L 9? L. toR., ROW I: P. Larsong J. Barnetts5 J. Rootg A. Stevensg S. Barney5 D. Aquino5 C. Milleri L. Miller K Klotz. ROW II: S. Barker5 R. Callawayg D. Gaddag M. DeSmet5 A. Barnetti D. Fuxnass D. Gaddai T. I-Iodso , P. Kirkland. ROW III: R. Brewer5 J. Sirls S. Hemlingg P. Coyleg P. Browns C. Nie1son5 V. Metzerg B. DeBrun K . Bates. The newest addition to school organizations is the Russian Club, under the faculty leadership of Mr. W. Hodges. Membership is composed of students of the Russian languages classes. The purpose of the club is to enable the members to improve their speaking ability and to learn more about the customs and culture of Russia. During the year, the Russian Club has learned Russian folk songs and folk dancing, and have gone off campus to watch Russian movies. 60 Advisor Mr. Hodges SPARTANETTES L. to R., ROW I: D. Aquino3 D. McKinnis5 J. Kaggerudg C. Bel15 S. Bleylg M. DeSmet5 L. Shearg C. Kuslerg M. Zimmexg V. Stone. ROW II: P. Bondg L. Conklingg M. Milletog S. Midkiffg P. Weaver5 P. Kirklandg P. Smith, M. Lindsey5 D. Grenfellg P. Burden. ROW III: S. Olson5 D. Furnasg N. Capps5 J. Ross5 S. Grant5 M. Medvedg J. McKinnis5 E. Merre1l5 R. Latimeri J. Hardy. Spartanettes is an honorary organization consist- ing of 30 girls, 18 seniors and 12 juniors. Mem- bers are chosen on their scholarship and leader- ship qualifications. Spartanettes, under the direction of Miss R. Masson, is an honorary service organization, Whose I primary purpose is to help Miss Masson carry out the school's and administration's functions. Shown at the right are Linda Conkling and Penny Weaver working. Advisor , f .715 gk Heil i i L. to R., ROW I: L. Schneider. Sec.3 M. Leisureg L. Wurzerg K. Wilson5 B. Robertson5D. Milletteg B. Turfle. ROW II: M. Ledenback, V. Pres.5 B. E.:-icksong D. Cowan, Pres.5 D. Wilson5 B. Newman3 R. McInnis5 R. Man- giaracina. ROWII1: B. Gifford5 M. Colliers R. Robertsoi-15 D. McWilliams5 R. Manshipg R. Boisag L. Penny5 N. Capps. SAFETY CCUNCIL Y, , 7-f ,1 ,f if ,f Q.-' .ff i 7 .de ' H M ..szgSfT ff..a.eav4. .. ii. U The Safety Council consists of students promoting safetyg and safe living in their com- munity. The Council is under the faculty leadership of Mr. C. Coleman. Guest speak- ers and films are presented to the group. One of the Safety Council sponsored activities was the community car safety check, shown at the left. Mr. Coleman, Adivsor i 3, - A -:il ' V 1 L . . f I W , . Y ' ,SW3 . ...ii ..i. i y ,. 'I L. to R., ROW I: L. Smithg M. Shumate, Pres.5 C. Pettijohng S. Manauzzi5 B. Shortg N. Deang S. Martucci. ROW II: P. Nordykeg K. Coubalg C. Steichens P. Staneyg R. Beckwithg J. Sabing S. Shaw3 P.Steele5 C. Johnson Sec. FUTURE NURSES CLUB The purpose of the Future Nurses Club, are under the new leadership of Mrs. S. Bow- ington, is to develop a desire to become better acquainted with the ideals and services of nursing, as a career. The members gain actual experience by partici- I .P ...i 1 pating in community projects pertaining to the nursing field. A branch of nursing, is the Red Cross, shown at the right preparing a float for the Homecoming Parade. Mrs. Bowington, Adv is or rift- ...Y-W7 -- .llf ,y'l l FUTURE TEACHERS Advisor Mrs. I-Iolen Future Teachers Club has as its members, students 5 i s A l aspiring to make a career in the teaching profession. L , g I! The purpose of this organization is to create and in- ' spire high ideals for those students interested in be- t'f+f5, .55 H coming educators of tomorrow. Future Teachers W ' A - ' T Club entered in the Homecoming Parade a float titled, f , sm, ' , An Apple for the Teacher . Their advisor is Mrs. 15-sry. gf E. I-Iolen. ' 3 L. to R. , BOTTOM ROW: S. Bullg J. I-Iarveyg B. Barnesg I. Gibbeyg 1. Ienseng M. Holmesg S. Wharryg T. Gandelmang D. Helmandollarg P. Harris. ROW II: C. Franklim C. Millerg S. Viskerg L. Smithg M. Allisong B Seatong R. Keysg Sec-Tres.3 E. Bakery G. Viskerg Y. Watson. TOP ROW: P. Reakseckerg B. McDonald5 P. jelsmag S. Darzellg M. Abbottg I. Vekling, Pres.5 V. Pushingg S. Semrowg T. Duprey. .4 1 11 is . iv' . u b I. 64 l i F.B.L.A. Advisor Mrs . Pate The Future Business Leaders of America is an organiz- ation composed of students who are interested in increas- ing their knowledge of business practices and obtaining a better understanding of businesses in the community. F. B. L. A. is under the faculty leadership of Mrs. E. Pate. A few of their activities include field trips to businesses in the Sacramento County area, such as the trip they took to the Pacific Telephone Company in January. L. to R. , BOTTOM ROW: M. Stoddardg B. Channellg M. Coxg K. Klotzg P. Connermang D. Howardg D. Campbellg L., SIIVHQ M. Meyers. TOP ROW: G. Viskerg C. Edens, V. Presg P. Fa11s5M. I-Iustong L. Fallsg S Morrisg K. Gilbertg B. Pearson, Pres.3 M. Rasmusseng D. Carrollg S. Hull. iii f fl l li! Y 65 X PEP CLUB ., XJ School Spirit is the password for the members of Pep Club. The purpose of this or- ganization is to promote student body enthusiasm. This is done, at both the games and the rallies, by reminding the students to attend, arranging car parades , and re- quiring students to Wear white in the rooting sections. At right, you see the new faculty advisor to Pep Club- Mr. M. Linder. Through his energetic help and those of the Pep Club officers , shown at left- M. Clark, Presidentg R. Steelman, Vice Presidentg E. Urac, Treasurerg S. Shear, Secretaryg and D. Rasmussen, Sgt. of Arms , Pep Club at San Juan has become an organization that is Vital to Spartan Spirit Advisor Mr. M. Linder BLOCK SAN JUAN The purpose of the Boys' Block Society is to promote higher stan- dards and better sportsmanship in inter-scholastic athletics by seeking victory through the use of fair and legal means. Under the dual faculty leadership of Mr. Schroeder and Mr. Sekul, the Boys' Block requires that a boy be a Sophomore and have received at least one Varsity Block to join. Perhaps one of the wealthiest organizations on campus , the Block S.j. gave a grant of money to the athletic department which has been used for very pro- fitable means. Leading the Block S.j. in all its ventures are the five great officers: Gene Windham -Presidentg Bob Smith- Vice Presidentg Gary Marley-Secretaryg Bob Dran-Treasurerg and Ken Wilson-Sargeant-at-Arms. Through their help and that of the members and advisors, the Block San Juan has be- come an integral part of San Juan's athletic department. Top: Mr. Sekul Below: Mr. Schroeder :Advisors 67 T... A CAPPELLA CHCJIR . fThe Symphonic Band was W' unable to be identified lk. ,M because of the Greenback Notes deadline. J 1 'T--Q. 1' ' . .. 1-E. . Y A K Advisor MR. D. BEAUCHAMP The Symphonic Band, under the leadership of Mr. D. Beau- champ is composed of students who have outstanding musical talents. An important part our San Juan's Music Department has been formed because of the alliance of those talents. The band performs , along with the chorus , several times during the year, each time presenting excellent programs. The latter seeming to top each pre- ceeding performance before it. The San juan High School Symphonic Band does , indeed, contribute much to the enjoyment of not only the entire school but also the whole of the community. Let it be known that the Spartans are expecting tremendous accomplishments from the band next year- not only in marching but also in orchestration. 68 lj -S If f ,W i I X i-.J X xi ,Fl I ,X L. to R., Row I: S. Shawi D. Worleyg V. Buschgj. Lyons5 C. Murphreeg D. Comelisoni J. Thomasg D. Breding5 P. Smithg E. Duckworthg R. Bahtg D. Harveyi Mrs. Manley. Row II: K. Dalyi L. McClaine5 B. Martini S. I-Iull5 D. DeGan5 B. Barnesg R. Bahtg K. McDona.ld5 B. Gahan5 E. Parkeg B. Chan- nells M. Zimmerg T. Boydg Row III: D. Millette5 S. McGawon3 S. Mullerg G. Guys B. Purefoyg J. McDonald5 L. Bratton5D. Ceeg B. DeBruyn5 G.Taber3 J. Fraileyg L. Shear3 M. Wynn5 B. Lennbergg Row IV: J. Keenyg B. Sparksg J. jenseng S. Nobel, D. Speaksg S. Sahatag R. Durretg J. Wier5 M. Swercraft3 B. Youngg S. Stockwellg V. Pauleyg and C. Greenfield. ' ' Advisor To be in A Cappella Choir, students Mrs. L. Manley apply and then are chosen. Through- out the year their beautiful vocal music is enjoyed by all. Their Christ- mas Concert and the Spring Program are but two of the activities that the student body looks forward to each and every year. The new faculty advisor for the choir is Mrs. L. Manley. Let us hope that we will have a choir as good as the one this year, next year. SYMPHONIC BAND 'A ' '1'.'a-,- -1 ' : . W 2. ' W J f .... iiii I I --:N ' V, I, . 4,,n,1L , 7. I . 'l !4 f , r 'A H, , 'if f. '- 4 -Q ,W A 1 - ff . f l 1, 'Er',: '1- ', 3' n F , . 1 3.4 F' I , -A ,JW 1 x I ,V I X f if X ,K J .my . f f 4 ,Q H , fl b- ,gi X fn if 7 1 iff , ,ff gi' , rs A K: if A Q4 an af' if 7' ,- fib- 'YDN' ' Z. '1 l'Wfe-Q- M N S W' 39 K -J 'Q' 1 4 cctfon Editors '- Sandy Olsen , - Marcia Millette ., X ' .-'f5!S'5i'1'l .vm 6 41 li All . 71 Ml' DECEMBER junior Prom Senior Teach Day School play Roman Banquet Christmas Concert C. V. C. Tournament Christmas vacation Right: juniors decorating for their prom. JANUARY Back to school Mid term exams Student body elections Right: The Spartan head is raised to its place in front of San juan. ACTIVITY SEPTEMBER School opens Football season starts Candy sale begins Class elections are held Left San juan welco 'es Martine. Z C TOBER Junior rings are ordered Band day at the University Homecoming 1963 Senior favorites are elected Left: Homecoming 1963. NOVEMBER Book fair C. S. F. Initiation Football Banquet Left: The Songleaders during one of our football games. ,MAY Senior Banquet Mothers' reception School play Senior Ball e Everyone enjoyed the Mothers' Tea. JUNE Awards night Baccalaureate Senior picnic Graduation SCHOOL IS OUT The last days of school are filled with annual signing- The Spirit of San juan Spanish Club'S winning float- Homecoming 1963 began with a tradi- tional rally which many of the alumni attended. Rally Committee performed a skit and the cheerleaders and song- leaders from the class of 1963 did a yell. That night there was a fabulous parade in which Spanish Club took first place for the second year in a row. Homecoming wouldn't have been com- plete without the crowning of our beau- tiful queen, Pam Bond, and her lovely court. Altogether, the night was a huge success. MEMORIES 1 963 Sherry Kuttler and Sheila Grant take a mad whirl aroung the track at half time. Pagm Bond made the perfect Homecoming Queen. Freshman candidates for princess. Rig..-rf 5. i ?it. 4: v I... HOMECOMING 1 Q.. fig all HOME H -fi. ffl 3 2 5 ' Q. 2 , a BQ-nd ' L aine Manskcr- T Janice I-Ioll Karen I-leadricks ' Patti Smith Linda Swor judy Magee ' Toni Thomas f I 1 Q ' S - N .Wi ' z n , r W 0 f P .J V ff . . If Val GFIDZCHSUICII I . 1' Tammy Hodson X Sandi Marshall A. X' Marilyn Fichell ' Sue Bleyl K X I' - , -- - '. x . fx. I .: .x-3.17, .ig H Z ' : ' A ' I-V,-z fp, ,-x .N -, 1, ., ,b!,.f ,I Q. -'Q if 5 'bf' 5 I 1' . lx -A b ' iii iii i if fi'-N 1 tif' ,f '- -,M-' My --::- ::.k , M ,:,i i ,M 45'-f 1' i A 1 V Y s Q3 -7 . I , -3194! ' M X SENIOR PRINCESS JUNIOR PRINCESS TONI THOMAS VAL GRIMENSTEIN ,.,, ' : .I 4.6, C ..fffgTfI::.... I' ', .. A, --.-4. f . ' - SOPHOMORE PRINCESS FRESHMAN PRINCESS TAMMY HODSON 76 CANDY MARSHALL HCJMECCMING QUEEN PAM BOND Left to right: Sheila Grant, Pam Bond, Sue Bleyl, Deloris Worthington. Deloris, Pam, Sheila, and Sue pose for the photographer. . ,H mga -I Q1- FN She11a Pam fl-Ieadj od -c..: if-1 Sue Delorls Kff Patti Smith Mevis Alsip Cheryl Kusler Delores Campbell Sherry Kuttler ' 299' ,Qf V Brenda V and erhoo f Patti U-lead QMascotJ Mevis Sherry , Cheryl we Y -fv M Delores gil' A .MU lf The Songleaders form a V for Victory. .- . J' 7 -' - . - , ,, Paeeamwisiww D. 4 E.. .. .. fl , , 5 M- Q 55 w.-, .. if , ' ' in - , - were ' ' ., Q- ' -. G .5 -, lx Vf.,.1,t A, TI? if I T! ,J -. .x v D M, ,- .L 'Elf M2 I . -'-9 M fr Q, ' -.HA ., - egg ' -Qs-3, , ' Q ' ' ' .Q 1 '- u - -.- ,H. ,5 1 QA .l x. 'K gx 5,,1. ,- ww Y .A 3 4 '1 'g'1f?fW ' E ---K L16 is '-4 Q-in Y fu 5.4 a. Jeanne .-f 4:-sb ' ' 'L ' Ei? if ' 5' H' i ww' -' W B 1 i ill? Q -. . ---.-. .5 1 .5 ,f..b.,.:'-..f - L. The J. V. show us one of their routines. Sandy QHeadj JUNICR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Jeanne Kaggerud, Chrisy Bianchi QMascotj, Sandy Lama, Barbara Davis, and Sue Barney. , .in ,, I be-' 2 2gszrr,rr ' si-Y W 4 f q N A P x Barbara as ...- Hi. 2 wx N935 A fu ,-,zuanfa A '- '- l Be 'A - f ' 4 H ' 1'-,il- :Y wi ' , -kguji, sf fi ,. H . gk X ' 1 WMM' we - gain? i aaa: u w u u zzmifsrlsu fm - ' T K Left to right, top to bottom: J. B. Klinitski, Sue Bleyl, Donna Furnas, Barbara Davis, Nancy Cappe, Sandy Olsen, Jean Kaggerud, Toni Warbington, Judy Ross, Pat Bartlett, Diane McKinnis, Deloris Worth- ington,Ce1ia McDonald, Patti Smith, Delores Campbell, Pat Hutchison, Mev Alsip, Sandy Lama, Sherry Kuttler, Sue Barney, Cheryl Kusler, jane McKinnis, Pam Bond, Sheila Grant, Chrisy Bianchi, Rick Boyles, Penny Weaver, and Monty Clark. RALLY COMMITTEE The kookiest kangroo court. ..Qg. 4 -.V , 5 , DRUM MAJOR Mike Shepard PEP BAND Left to Right: Dale Rasmussen, Chuck McCormick, Harry Avila, Steve Williams, Betty johnson, jim McLain, Ron Bolles, Richard Ciusti, Dennis Worthington, Ken I-Iighfill, Margaret johnson, Linda Schram, Pete McKenzie Ruth Frazier, Phillip Smith. 3, 1. .cg ,. PLACER TOURNE Y The Placer Tournament took place on February 27, 28, and 29. San Juan students displayed their school spirit by participating in activities the preceding week. Monday was ,i designated as Twirp Day, Tuesday was Nothing Day , Wednesday the boys were ignored by the girls be- cause it was Hush Day , Thursday was Stomp 'em Day , and Friday was Color Day . The Climax of the week's activities was a big bonfire on Wednesday night. San juan's Roy Burnett fthird from the lefty was a member of the All-Tournament team. Mickie Hargrove and fellow Spartans are bringing more wood for the bonfire which was held the night before our first game. Sue Bleyl represented San juan as our princess during the Placer Tournament. ff if 7 ' ll, MD? ,-if V , wif, This year s Mothers Tea was a huge success. The best part of the tea was the delicious punch cv MOTHERS' VY! Leftg Girls go through the receiving line at the door. 84 The Cast takes time out for a picture. Henry Higgins .... .... Eliza Doolittle . Mrs. Higgins .... .... Alfred Doolittle Col. Pickering ....... .... I ohn Stone Mrs. Eynsford-Hill ..... .... Clara Eynsford-Hill ......... Freddy Eynsford-Hill ........ Mrs. Pearce . .......... .... Parlor Maid .... Townspeople. . . ...aff ...- 5, CAST Allan Lee Maureen Winn Sujane Drake Danny Houston Barbara Pearson Myrna Fahnholz Barry Schoenborn Carol Coubal Sherry Peterson Paula Larson Ellen Baker jim Marshall Robert Dryer Stars Allen Lee and Maureen Winn have a quiet talk before curtain time. Pygmalion is the story of Eliza Doolittle, a poor, dirty, flower girl in London. She meets Henry Higgins and Colonel Pickering, two phonetic experts. Together, they transform her into a Duchess, suitable enough to attend an ambassador's garden party. The play ends as Henry and Eliza have an argument, but the audience is left With the impression that Eliza is really in love with Henry and will return with him. Director Mr. john Condie 85 -X 'K .sf 0' ,W . PM 4? 5. 4 4 if-M .-fhlrl' I magna? , Jsiyuggfw 1 1 7 1: I. ' M, I .if gf -:3f,? FF: , I, b- -1. J, i :fi K-M , ' - X I K 1 5 mi ' -4.. 'ag 'Q SUNSHINE Little Mary Sunshine is a wonderful musical which combines humor, ro- mance, and adventure. The story takes place at the Colorado Inn, high in the Rocky Mountains , during the early por- tion of this century. As the play ope11S, Capt. BigJim Warington is asking L-ittle Mary to marry him when he returns from a dangerous mission that involves capturing that notorious Indian, Yellow Feather . During the play the young ladies from the Eastchester Fin- ishing School become engaged to the forest rangers, Cpt. Belly Jester be- comes Mrne. Ernestine von Leibedich and Gen. Fairfax reminisce about Vienna , and Nancy Twinkle pledges her love to Cpl. Jester. fln order of appearancej Chief Brown Bear ...... Mike Shepherd Cpl. Billy Jester ---- John Barbuto Cpt. BigJim Warington. Bob Purefoy Little Mary Sunshine . Rita Baht Mme. Brnestine Von Liebedich ----- Cora ......... Henrietta .... Gwendolyn .... Blanche .... Maud .... Mabel .... Pete .... Slim .... Tex ...... Buster .... Hank .......... Tom ............ .... Nancy Twinkle ........ Fleet Foot ............ Yellow Feather Gen. Fairfax, Ret .... Ellen Parke Patti Smith Barbara Barnes Donna Worley Kathy Dailey Shirley Shaw Bobbie Cooley Jack McDonald Jon Payne Fabian Johnston Ron Wade Don Cornelison Phil Coyle Eddi Duckworth Bruce Stoneman J. B. Klinitski .David Speaks The play was expertly directed by Mrs. Lestelle Manley and Mr. William Gunter. The orchestra was under the direction of Mr. Douglas Beauchamp. San Juan wishes to express its apprec' iation to these faculty members for their time and effort in the producing of this all-school musical. The young ladies from the Eastchester Finishing School Patti Smith, Bobbie Cooley, and Barbara Barnes, sing Swinging , one ofthe play's lighter numbers. . . . his love for Little Mary Sunshine , Rita Baht. A -1 l K . , , , 4 1 - zu Q Right: The center piece for Carousel Enchanteu. The Junior Prom Royalty dancing are jean Kaggerud and Terry Harold. i N. 1xI-,471 ' 5 , L ,4-I rm K , X V A ,N -,222-'f1 44 Q. .J ,. , ,Q H Qi-Y' -5 ' ' ,M 89 N ?Sfi1aa5i L 1 to JUNIOR PROM X Intermission, maybe . . . ? F, F This page is courtesy of I-Ii1l's Pharmacy in Fair Oaks. FRESHMAN DANCE 'ifffi Ewa, ff 3 SOPHOMGRE HOP Everyone enjoyed the Swingin' band. Frosh at their first high school class dance. Lx XV? -i' I ,, .' ':,... 9 'l'-- -'Wi' 4' 'K'usE 'TIN M- fzw.fwagQQg. .x L-f-.a ic, , germs' 4,1 Q. , 1,2 .. , , .W i h .W-'ef -1, f--5 52 is u ' . ',-'19 iQ, 1 '. 1 ft, - 5 '-t. ' X -- asf-W-, -' - 'u-, -,. ' TP V ,..glIl15EiQ, Z iii. EQ k Dave Chollet and Eloise Ekker from the University of Nevada sang selections from West Side Story during a fall concert at San juan. Our littlest Songleader. San juan's Safety Car Check. Junior Homecoming candidates. ACTIVITY SNAPS 3 ' ' S . X4 Left: Some people just never grow up. This page is courtesy of Martin jewelers in Roseville SPORT 5-152- W x 1' 1 xr ,,, ,..,i,,7 ' ,. Section Editors - Gene Windham Frank Kasjaka .xx iii xi S. X 'N Y. ax 1' X as N 'X 4 aw ,I ' 93 in wr 3 x Ass't Coach Don Crowl Head Coach Marshall Latimer Ass't. Coach Gordon Schroeder DEW B. Ashby, G. Harris, J. Lane, R. Huffman, D. Taggart, M. Lunardi, D. Mason, M. Permenter, G. Marley, D. Dodds, E. Haugen. SPARTAN CJFFENSE AND DEFENSE The 1963 football record Was 2 Wins and 7 losses. We opened the season With a 13-6 Win over Placer and We closed the season by downing Encina, 18-O. The other games were scored as follows: San Juan 7, El Dorado 13, San juan 12, Roseville 13, San juan O, Sparks 73 San juan O, Bella Vista 20, San juan 7, Mira Loma 193 San Juan 13, La Sierra 25, San juan 7, El Camino 20. The team captains were Ray Huff- man and john Peacock, with john being the outstanding senior player. They also were on the all-conference team. 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Qs' -2 - P .ia , Ji W M31 ' .v ' E, . f 'K' '1 ' IL. 1 I.. ul E5 1 ,Q JWmN,v7.. f ,J -... 41 121 1221 in if I 4 Q P- 1- val fa -i.af1,:w ,f+, , L'x V V '43 wif A 1 , f an M' 1 1 ,fl-Q ,- -gg..-..? mal? Row 1: B. Cramblit, T. Poppert, J. Martinez, G. Vance, C. Rose, C. Althof, K. Brownlee, L. Sordillo, D. Brady, G. Guy, M. Ramirez. Row 2: D. Green, L. Webber, B. Bollman, M. Tlpss, D. Dyba, B. Summers, D Dunbar, B. Griffin, T. Benson, G. Wilson, M. Reynolds, B. White. Row 3: Mr. Fields, M. Duett, G. Gertz, T. King, L. Webber, J. Larkin, J. Alvarez, R. Howard, T. Lackey, B. Ehringer, G. I-Iisala, Mr. Evans. SGPHOMORE FOOTBALL This year's Sophomore football team coached by Mr. Max Fields and Mr. Richard Evans, won three games and lost four heartbreakers against other out- standing teams. The outstanding players were Tom Benson, Greg Wilson, Bill Griffin, and Dave Dunbar on offenseg and Mike Reynolds and Dave Ramirez on defense. V SEASONS Rnoonn Q Q , ,, San juan Opponents O 12 Placer 27 6 El Dorado 6 7 Roseville 27 12 Sparks 6 7 Bella Vista 13 14 Mira Loma 13 O La Sierra 13 20 El Camino 13 15 Encina Head Coach Max Fields Coach Richard Evans This page courtesy of: Crocker Anglo National Bank, Foothill Farms Q L ci . ,if A J, fir 2, 754s , i Af gags, q5.QFfli 29: SEQ 15? Row 1: R. Harold, D. White, D. Mayes, R. Bryant, L. Turner, B. Brewer, D. Cummins, C. Boyle, T. Gifford. Row 2: C. Griffin, K. Baynes, Ru Rogers, S. Gilland, B. Cyr, R. Aylesworth, T. Davis, M. Resler, K. Gurn, D. Taggart. Row 3: D. Christian, J. Hyatt, D. Carroll, R. Copple, C. Anderson, W. Jensen, M. French, G. Brasiel, C. Carpenter, B. Pellow. Row 4: Coach Dave Olrnstend, M. Watson, G. jones, E. Muth, J. Seeger, A. Houser, R. Sullivan, F. Garcia, I. Mackin, H. Apgar, D. Patzer, Coach Norm Allen. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL The freshman team was coached by Dave Olmstead and Norm Allen. The out- standing players on offense were: jim Hyatt, Quarterback, Roy Downey, End, Doug Taggert, Halfbackg Bryan Eyr and Craig Griffin, Fullback. The out- standing players on defense were: Carl Anderson, Tackle, Dale White, Half- backg Bob Brewer, Line Backerg and Richard Rogers, End. The captains were Roy Downey and jim Hyatt. SEASONS RECORD San juan Opponents . 7 7 Mira Loma 7 20 Rio Americano 6 19 La Sierra 7 25 E1 Camino 7 13 Encina 7 Del Campo T , 7 26 Bella Vista Head Coach Dave Olmstend Ass't Coach Norm Allen This page courtesy of: Bert's Texaco, Madison at Dewey, Fair Oaks ummm. , Nag CROSS COUNTRY VARSITY Although starting the season slowly, the Spartans showed marked improvement over last year. Inexperience has been the biggest problem to the cross country team. We were extremely pleased with the -new class B record set by Lee Earon. Our C team showed the most improvement by ending the season third in the Capital Valley Conference. 554633235 1 V if HQiw:3g'??Te,'??f 'IN' 1 i i gwim 'hw , 1 if ' N21 ' 01 iw 1 ,. , ,, HM ,, an MN . , W, , , , ,M b ii men: 1 1 1 1 U -3. me we-:fy , , .ima , , ., ,,?ljg'Ssa Quiz? y 'N , Mfr He ,, Q? H, fem' it Ai is 'G W iilliilll Q fx iiifsil .elm ' ? V' at ,JJ i Q, 'I-gi: rum Row 1: C. McCormack, B. Smith, D. Pinegar. Row 2: J. Avila, G. Bivins. JE Coach Outstanding Runner Gene Tognetti Lee Earon CROSS COUNTRY x- , H . W.. ' ssiieiiesiifw f gee: Y- w ' vi' A ,- 1-:I f. f 9 . 2 . jK'5?'M Q1 Mm , .Qi W , H W 1,1 lf , V' .W W H , , fzxb rd ww' J 3 :hi Fung, .V . gk ' Q , 431 J' 4 . Rf . 115 X W. K I mn. ., rj...- Q ., ,fi 3 b A '5 .. H fmismgiek- . ll , --'izfqgfiiil' , H Q S llll W I -51121. .Nu in N M ' S ii-ri' Row 1: M. Sirl, J. Balfour, C. Sweet, S. Michaut Row 2: L. Baron, S. Ostrom, G. Green, P. Peacock, B. Erickson I I 1 7 Top to Bottom - Row 1: S. Williams, R. Anderson, L. Louthan, M. Wycoff, M. Collier, E. WinderLCRO1LZ:X, T. Cox, R. Hill, F. Dozier, M. McPherson, A. Morris, R. Sandoval, M. Erwin. Row 3: I. Coker, d, D. Flick, D. Keller, B.Avi1a, C. Germaine. n .fwqsf ' ' ' uf .L,' V : f i -S-at 1,.1 Q gligy H K I' l i .UN 5 pg 1.. ff , - Y- Row One: I.. Ulmerg E. Uracg S. Robertsg J. Peacocl-cg R. Robinsong D. Robertson. Row 2: R. Burnettg T. Giebler E. Haugeng R. Pinegarg B. Kinbleg B. Ashley. VARSITY BASKETBALL This year's San juan basketball team opened its season with a thrilling victory, during overtime, over Hiram johnson High School. This year's team is young: there are four juniors on the starting lineup. Coach Sekul has led the team forward, but the opposition has proved much too stiff. San Juan, therefore, is now in fourth place, at the Greenback Notes deadline. Next year's team should do great things, because of the training that the juniors are receiving. T iif'1iA ll ftil A sEAsoN's RECORD . , Hiram Johnson -11 ---.--. 1 -- 4 Norte Del Rio - ' San juan Opponents 51 50 Roseville 55 Armstrong 61 Rancho Cordova 47 38 El Camino 55 53 Armstrong 45 w - 45 Bella Vista 41 RN-14 Armstrong 39 La Sierra 51 32 Encina 55 40 El Camino 24 49 Mira Loma 42 'Z Bella Vista '? 43 70 63 Grant 49 51 60 48 49 32 Coach- Mr. Tom Sekul Manager- Richard Liles 102 BASKETBALL IN ACTION AT AND HOME AWAY 103 Steve Roberts Guard THEY WERE Rob Robinson Guard VARSITY john Peacock Guard TALL Tom Giebeler Forward Earl Haugen Forward 104 T V-v Ron Pinegar Center AND 'I ,,,L, , 22? wwE55..W.. Z , I. 'asm ' INDIVIDUALS Guard . ' ' 'tif L55-F'-' V ' V .W vi .C....n, .'l-JJ.3n4KV!l:.!JA'lI T 'I -1 'K ir. Qx r - I K x MI I I' I 0 4 WSH ,, IM, N ,HL , Bill Ashly Forward Bob Kemb le Roy Burnett Forward AND DARK Guard Qi ., . I, I 3 f I I afwffi W I 1 '.5u-ff? '-Jjlgfj' , 'f HL. 11, f ' ' Lon Ulmer Guard HANDSOME Dave Robertson Guard SCJPHOM ORE BASKETBALL Row 1: Mike Reynolds, Perry Peacock, Max Germaine, Bruce Bollman, Row 2: Mike Beaumont, David Dunbar Mike Sirl. Mal Ross, Bill Griffen. Coach john Avila T. Ford, D. Petzracek, R. Perry-Smith, E. Metzinger. Row 2, R. Giusti, G. Harris, D. Brown, G. Bell. .IV AND FRCDSH BASKETBALL Row 1, D. Taggart, G. Villareal, R. Young, D. Carroll, G.jones. Row 25 S. SoRe11e, M. Watson, B. Baxter S. Williams, D. Gadda, K. Klotz, mgr. -nl li' i In u if fi tmp-:rw - 1li VARSITY WRESTLING This year's wrestling team was coached by Don Crowl. The team suffered only two defeats , one at the hand of El Camino, the other to Encina. Both of these schools were defeated by our Wrestlers who completed a 7-2-1 record. The outstanding Wrestlers were Tom Nardinelli, Rick Plautz, jim Goddard, and Lute Bustos. They also won the C. V. C. Wrestling Tournament. The match scores were follows: QS.j. scores firstj 32-18, El Camino, 25-285 32-20, Encina, 18-213 46-7, Mira Loma, 37-14g 30-16, La Sierra, 27-235 40-5, Bella Vista, 24-24. iii. - l 1 E , pq' . L' 1 e If 1 !f.. .yd 'Y . T31 v . 'R ' ' Tiff xx H 3,5 . . f fffa -'fa j,'g+-... 43,5 V '1 '9'1' ,'-fi A 1 . 151 FF5, 1 H 'f fsfife ig 1 1 Iv if San juan Wrestler pins one from another school, as Head Coach: DOD Crowl usual! Left to Right.. .Row 1: D. Bustos, J. Goddard, R. Cowan, R. Plautz, L. Morrow, T. Nardinelli. Row 2: K. Wilson, V. Stockton, D. Dodds, J. McDonald, B. Humphrey, D. Wilson. xwHWVlfg J. V. WRESTLING NW' XFX -.-f' Row 1: B. Carr, Manager, K. Miller, W. Gable, P. Greely, P. Ballew, B. Dodds, D. Worthington, A. Redondo Row 2: R. Harold, B. Soula, C. Knock, K. Deane, B. Nagle, T. Harold, F. Campoy, K. Deselms, 1. Erick- son, J. Hall. 1' K Ass't Coach Norm Allen San juan wrestler, Terry Harold, on his way to de- feating another opponent. 109 v ARSIT Tom Nafdinelli Craig Worthington 95 103 5, M , Q ff 1 1 5 ,,. X .gjisf 1 .xygggfw 5144 g fjkzx' fu Rick Plautz Dick Cowan Jim Coddard 1 12 120 127 Dave Bustos Dennis Wilson Q5 Lute Bustos 1 45 jack McDonald 165 'N D IVIDUA Ls 13, mine' i vi, ww-mom, ---no-4.5 Bob Clevenger 175 N : Qfffgib Q Afxlf ,r ., 1 X furklvj LU' 1 A 5 1, C , a 1 si . . M ' 4 'VU F 1 , if Q- fo l S 5 i Qlfifii' 11,23 Z, KJ l ff jim Ammohs A I fx 1 Greg Wilson Heavyweight ' Q1 - PA 111' Heavyweight 1 Y XX' Q 'JUN IR N V Q -4 fo' . L ' gm 1 1 is ,. ' X X-.J I Um? 1 5 ,, W gg- x-. 1 Emil Urac 154 1, 1 EisE5fQF'Y 5-'gl in wma '15 ' fe , Hx, .wiv My LggE45kw11k5y,, 1 w 1 Vern Stockton 191 rx 'ill Steve Roberts john Foye el 'Nl'-ff ,f 1-Q, :F i 1 1 ' , W- .F 1 ,L X, . 4 0-x x N .Q , . n ,Q 4 lxsf :W A X 4 1. 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' VS- s 1 -i53.i.,g:L-..' . , diy '- ' ' V .I ' 'FFF -A ': ,' ' , '1' l I-, Qqrrniigm- ' 'V 'tw .. .- I , ' ' 9 ,-. rl 1. ' , . ',7,1 r,5.::.4.,. -1171 r '4iFq. s , 5 Ron Rhoderick Fred Baca Bob Kemble L. , ., W 'N 'a ' if Bill Nagle Earl Haugen SAN JUAN VARSITY BASEBALL INDIVIDUALS H3 Rowl T Harrold S Branton F. Baca, I. Foye, R. Rhoderick G Harris, D Taggart Row II J Carpenter B Kemble D Petracck E Haugen, B. Nagle, S. Roberts,j Rauwolf VARSITY BASEBALL This years baseball team was dominated by juniors Bob Kemble, who can play just about my position on the field, is the only senior on the team this year Coach Olm stead is playing his Juniors this year in the hope that they will develope into experi enced ball players by next year. Dave Taggart and Earl Haugen are starting pitchers with Bob Kemble and Gary Harris doing relief work Outfielders, Ron Rhodric and Dennis Petraech along with third baseman, Fred Baca, should provide most of the batting punch for the team Skip Branton makes a val- iant dive for a hard hit ball while playing shortstop and traps it in his glove. This is the spirit that made the Varsity Baseball Team win! Olmstead 114 ...A . Coach: Pickett. Row I: R. Gebbyg R. Campriuig R. Swankg M. Erwing J. Whislerg R. Peacock, R. Mor anteg L. Earon. Row II: G. Gainesg M. Robersong J. Marlingg V. Wallaceg B. Griffeng E. Ammonsg D. Gi11enwater5 B. Sprague. Manager-F. Romers. SOPHOMORE BASEBALL FROSH Coach Rogolino. Row I: D. Williamsg S. jonesg L. Turnerg T. Healyg S. Sore11e5 J. Andersong J. Mackin. Row II: I. Hattii R. Rogersg R. Bleylg D. Taggartg C. Griffin5 T. Graigg M. Ressilg R. Heogel. Manager- R. Sullivann Q 9. Q, . ix .f all 5 W Nr V - wfiiw' A :mx 2 F . an., ' vi., .. Y .W , .M X H I' 4' r'- 'T Row I: T. Geiblerg B. Ashbyg B. Rosag G. Windhamg J. Redfearng I. Goddardg J. Sweeneyg A. Bradfieldg C. Mc- Coimack. Row II: B. Barnesg R. Steuble5 F. Kasjakag G. Marleyg J. Laneg J. Boylesg G. Bivinsg R. Bumettg D. McPherson5 Row III: D. Pinegarg J. Coronadog A. Morrisg B. Boudreoug P. Regang K. Kashuba5 R. Plautzg R. Pmegarg J. Avilag M. Bennett. VARSITY TRACK A large turnout considerably strengthened the Spartan track team. The cindermen enjoyed a successful season last year by taking the crown in the Capital Valley Conference. The squad is anchored by the running of john Redfearn, last years conference 220 yard champion. Gene Windham is a consistant scorer and shows Well in meets all season. We have several other outstanding seniors: Marley, Boyles , Goddard, Rosa, and with the help of several outstanding juniors , we should be right up there with the conference leaders again this year. Coach Tognetti Head Coach Schroeder Coach Latimer 'Qaeda in ui 'Ak 'Visag- 'li H2 al- 4 K ,. J. 4' -mx R i I I y.. F Q uv E Wa, , X, sk- Row I: Estesg Boylesg Avilag Beamang Staffg Wanng Gertzg Bennett Sordillog Reece. Row II: Balfourg Batesg Clavell Wendellg Louthamg Conelyg Marriottg Arneyg Gerhart. Row III: Michnottg Plautzg joinerg Chilsong Raffg Keelerg Mahoneg jensong Metzinger. ll 17 TRACK I ROW I: McCarty5 Stottsg I-Iillg Uribeg Gillandg E1-icksong White. RowxII?Kftgfj McPherson5 Agee Mcgeeg Marlett, I-Iaroldg Guisti. Row III: Morrisg Bryantg Woods5 Avilag Bostwickg DeFi1lip. 'VL I l,3'1' ani QQ 23: ,ff H Pogpirfif fum- 1.15 A Y '-SP ' M LFE- -: v Q, - ii., i 1 . ,A , R I .sa ' i hmm :api K5 . sz V I as 'A ,, ., J. Redfearn breaks the tape record in the 100-yard dash e I i. .A f K, J. Goddard and B. Rosa practice the 120-yardhurdles, showing that great form which made them and the whole San juan Varsity Track Team of 1964 rate tops. VARSITY TRACK to break 3-1'lOthET G. Windham hands off to Rick Steuble in the Mile Relay at the Encina Relays, where, over-all, San juan was fourth A., , 5 -1 53 3 'SJ N ' 1 4 U -Q 4 N , Linux .1 9 11 ,1 H fa : 2 I XV , wg. W .,.,i.,.-,,,Ml, N. -, , Q, X 5 . M 4 ' 6 , - X 1 ' , , ' - 1-wr 1 .L Ji' fig , f5 ':'f 'N -'dm - .Elan f, . .4 - M. 5 4' A- -fra' r ' , 2 f L, my b' V X O J W A ' Vi 5:5 -F .. - la' x . 5 . l 'V .- QS'-f 'i' A ' 1 ' 4 . Q' - ff-V i if -vw Q ' ' M pw - gap an' f A . ' 'V Y -,V . ' X '! A rx 5,3 '-, , ., , . s ' ':' ff' r - ,. y dig ' -.'- -,K L'-7E ' SP K ,- Q., i 1 K I Agp- 3 Lk Q: U B L4 A k,-,91fjg:-f z.--- My , l ,M W' W K . U: ' Af ' , j5f,Q : fl ,525 K K ff-.'iA7.'agmz3 Q '57 4 . - 'f -.C V 1 fir 4 . I-1 , 'A ' g, W W ' Yu ' 1 AWE ' 'r : n:!:'5 L, 7723-34, ., 'S-'V-' ' ,' AQ' ' ' ,w me ,mi f W ,g,, rw-.. -, .. , ...,- ., . A ,-we f . ,--u., ,.. I W '21s5Fff f - ' www? ' f flag 'L-f-wwf'U-'f:fal smlrg 5- f ' Qs-' , agua . , Q ' f. Q Twiiw. aTi.5W5a5ff22,4 ff. , f 1- . -. , . - 1' si . Y. 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Rosa J Sweeney andj Redfearn have a very good chance of going to the San juan's four great shotputters , J. Laneg P. Regang J. Boylesg and G. Marley, show their musclesg they might place very high in the league standing TRAC KETTES Row I: P. Wahlg 1. Barron S. Glantzg M. Besechg S. Wilkesg P. Dickeyg S. Rasmussen5S. Cumm- ingsg R. Keyesg R. Mil- lerg j. Thomasg and Miss Dunbar. Row II: V. Gutherieg B. Baureng S. Hemlingg L. And- ersong S. Petersong P. Davisg C. justyckyg V. Nicholsong M. Browng T. Breding. Row III: S. Gonsolvesg K. Bergquistg S. Shawg S. Sellg L. Andrewsg S. Mashg A. Altavianig S. Edholmg B.' Mabin. 1 1 . 1 . L 1 . XQ ' ' .J Z if T lui-ms V, F at , h' T 5 a s N X V ' 4 ' ' .ll ' 14 Q7 f f. e- , K , 9 Q X. S 1 ! . 'xx X f f vWF I if N W' f Row I: M. Rossg B. Wharton5 C. Altoffg B. Wingg D. McWi11iams3 R. Wilsong M. Hargrove. Row II: B. Hump- D b . . . .. - - , . hreyg T. Stoneg J. un ar, J. Horn, R. Thomas, D. Dunba1, T. Farckf K. I-I1ghf111, R. Pu1efoy5 and J. Gular- neau. A V - -' T-I 1 vw uwwnlln'1il 'fg rl! 'LIFIUWIFN Hilllfillli ,, fy fua .T. 5 5A Q .1 ,V N 5225, 'Z J' an We gwwV4-+WT , .W+Bwvwy DHWfMfa.sm - -1 :,. R 1 . R ff s .vga A ezz ' af as fwih m- K - SWIMMING f--2... . 'J A , ' '- .i f ' - Coach Fields M. Ross, K. Highfill, and R. Purefoy get ready for a fast start. Row I: C. Hal-groVe5 B. Cramblitg J. Reayg J. Hutchinsong J. Greeng C. Euerittg J. Magees J. Akins. Row II: B. Aubry5 D. Mayesg D. Briggsg B- Dowdleg C. Andersong R. Hardingg R. Mahone. , ?1 v. 3 ' i J, '. 4, Q w ? , , . .ii gf is if fl' wp' A K Am... , f T. - , Row 1: S. Barker, D. Brown, B. Trubiskyg B. Dran, B. Perry-Smithg B. Trubiskyg B. joelsong S. Browng and D. Carr. Coach Tom Sekul as coir 1 .. 1 TEAM Since the formation of the C. V. C. , the San juan Golf Team has yet to lose a match. In 1963 and 1964, the team won conference championships. The current winning streak dates back to April, 1962, when the last loss was sustained. The team has put together 58 straight dual wins going un- defeated in the years 1962 and 1963. The players: Senior Randy Sogn, third Varsity year at S.j. a consistent winner over the last two years and a key to this year's success, Senior Barry Trubitsky, second year on the Varsity, has worked his way to the top and plays as if he intends to stay, Junior Bob Joelson, third Varsity year played number one spot a good part of last year and should be hard to beat this year, Bob Dran, Doug Brown, Bob Perry- Smith, Juniors, are on their first Varsity year. All the boy play fine golf and the season will be successful if these boys come through. 3 2 S At right: from top to bottom , Randy Sogn, Bob Joelso Bob Dran, and Doug Brown work their way around the Northridge fairways, they won the golf match. This page courtesy of Richardsons' , 209 Vernon Street, Roseville ns -. 'mmf 4-. Cf. , v EP. S fgsg.. .A ' LU 1. few 1 ga., f--: ,LQ 512 Q .V PM ., ,. 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JS ' -1- 1. .!.ni+4if ,::'.:+p'1f tff-f,5j:H-- n TL' .i lll llgg .. ' ' ' H- I '1'21,1'4TfT - - nn ' f -5 IIHHHIIII 1' ' 5 . . ::5' F5m' 3 ui5 . H -33 5 I TY TENNIS TEAM Row I: B. Giffordg L. Olmerg D. Mullg R. Robinsong M. Millerg B. Fordg J. Ford, Row II5 K.'K1ota3 D. Gaddag M. Wyckoffg 1. Smithg M. Sirlg D. Gaddag C. Giachinog and B. Cotton. The first row, the bottom row, is the Varsity Teamg the second, top, row is the junior Varsity Team. RIFLE TEAM Row I: D. Har- risong S. Peaseg M. Millerg D. Stoddardg I. Mankowskig B. Gudeg A. Tad- deog B. Garuxg M. McGinniS5 V. Campbell II Row II: D. Bel- lerg B. Zerrg B. Kirkg T. Shank- lesg C. Lantz5 C. Woodg and n the Mat, L. to .1 B. Zerrg B. Kirkg . Lantzg D. Shelleyg 1, ,. . Belleyg T. Shankles. B. Shelley CADETS At San juan High School, the cadet units play an important, though small, part in extra-curricular activities. They help to supervise the athletic functions, dances, and rallies. They also raise and lower the flag daily and carry it at foot- ball games. Most of the students are preparing for later life in the armed services . At left. . . Dining a Wednesday day drill, one of the cadet leaders checks on whether or not everything is in order. Advisor Mr. Theobo ldt Section SE Editors r :,l.sQ,gi A sw' Hi L .4 wif A-I . ki NIORS - jane McKinnis Doris Biedermann 126 .ff X .E 5- 'I , 4 7 SENIORS Mid-year graduation - Mr. Leavitt, S. J. 's principal, speaks to mid-year graduates as they listen to his comments with regard to their future. Reverend Young offers the invocation while Mr. Madera, district board member bows his head in reverence. REMEMBER . . . Our famous Seniors at an assembly in the Boys' Gym 1 4 if-Y, + , i A 'gf' . L 4 -R. pp.-.eg .,. . Leaves are falling. . .fa11ing. . .As autumn falls, 1. B. Klinitski and Wink Thixton straighten up Sr. Square. Bill Humphrey, Doug Mason, Phil Rowe, and Bob Smith portray a typical Senior scene. DAVID DENNING Mathematics SENIORS HONORS BANK OF AMERICA AWARDS 1 964 GEORGE S I-IACKLEF ORD Art RICHARD COWAN Science 1'5- D ONNA F URNAS Foreign Languages GENEVA Lf-XRS ON Business PATTI SMITH Music is JOANNE HARDY ' Eng lish 2. I Y ing ALLAN LEE Social Science NINA W1-IISLER 1 Home Economics 4 BILL HUMPHREY , Industrial Arts . M,- V I Al ' .5 V' ' s 1, ' . Y . 'Q wb'- xii-- . ,tw :' QQ' Qing ,gfrx I Q .Q CLASS HISTORY SENICDRS 1964 Remember that warm September day in 1960 when we became official fresh- men? Some of the highlights of that exciting year was the successful fresh- men frolic, Snowball Serenade. We can attribute its success to the class members as a whole but especially to the leadership of our class officers: President, Gene Windham, Vice President, Sue Bleylg Secretary, Sharon Frazer, and Treasurer, Renee Ellis. In our sophomore year another group of outstanding officers: President, Gene Windham, Vice President, Deloris Worthington, Secretary, Denise Milletteg and Treasurer, Renee Ellis, spent many hours organizing our Roaring Twenties Sophomore Hop and many other class activities. Finally, with 9 sigh of relief, we became juniors--upperclassmen. Tahitian Dream was the theme of our junior Prom. President Hal Hart- zell, Vice President jim Goddard, Secretary Sherry Kuttler, and Treasurer Ellen Park spent many hours working with Prom committees to make our dance a huge success. Sheila Grant reigned as queen of our prom with Pam Bond and Sharon Frazer were her attendants. With a little regret but much happiness , we entered our senior year and have become the mighty, mighty seniors. This year will be the turning point for many of us. Now, in looking back, we find that there are so many people that we are thankful for their time and patience with us and so many memories which won't easily be forgotten, that weare amazedat the progress that we as individuals have made through our years here at San juan. Leading us through many experiences were: President, Bob Smith, Vice President, Connie Ander- son, Secretary, Denise Milletteg and Treasurer, Pat Bartlett. Wonderland by Night , our senior ball and Roman Holiday our senior banquet, brought us many long-lasting memories. It hasn't always been proms , balls , banquets, and extra curricular activities for us, however, for there has been much work put into academic studies and educational experiences by each member of our senior class. We would like to express our gratitude to the administration, and faculty for their continu- ous conscientious guidance. Education is valuable, our class is a prize-- what we do in the future is unpredictable, but it is up to each one of us as individuals to make our lives successful. 131 fe .V .- ,v v 4 , :.::,Y V l y: ' 332 L Q4 -N 'X .V 1 ,-11 1 X u if Y' V Q ff Q - W fy , rw: ' W' -',, A f Q, u F51 Q '. ':'- : ' Y' KES- , K, gif' W wffi- Q Qiiffi' EM' : -X4 : : IIULJ-f E 2 2 tl K W ml . 4, wax .15 E351 -W.. , A FE., ? H .K O -Km , .v fx 152 391. 5 I fi 1 1 +- x i D35 . w M5 .. , .-g M if v ww Qi Left to right: Denise Millette, Treasurerg Pat Bartletti Secretary, LConnie Anderson, Vice Presidenq Bob,Smith, Presideng- Q13 if ,aar- -f Abbott, Lawrence General Activities Adamson, Carlene General Activities Adamson, jack General Activities L Als ip, Mevis Songleader, Student Coimcil Anderson, Connie C.S.F., Newspaper French Club, A.F.S. , Student Council Anderson, Karen Student Council, Pep Club, A.F.S:, A.B.L Anderson, Mike Baseball , Track Anderson, Obern Wrestling, Track, Cross Country '9Zi .'.? Anderson, Robert General Activities 1:19 .A., Andregg, Glenn General Activities Avila, Jacob Cross Country, Spanish Club, Speech Club, Track Bailey, Jackie General Activities Ashley, Betty General Activities Autry, Linda Girl's Drill Team, Mothers' Reception Ballard, Anthony Wrestllng, French General Activities Club Barnes Judy Barnes Robert General Activities FOOHDS-11 German Bailey, Terrissa Mothers' Reception, F.B.L.A., Jr.-Sr. Play Baker, Ellen Future Teachers' Club, Latin Club, French Club, German Club Bartlett, Pat Rally, Sr. Class Sec. , French Club, Quill and Scroll Bartley, Henry General A ctiv ities Bleizeffer, Russ Blankenship, Jerry Safety, Council, Track, General Activities Baseball, Wrestling 91? Bleyl, Sue Boise, Clifford J. V. Yell Leader, Speech Club, Track Varsity Yell Leader, Frosh V. P., Executive Council, Spartanettes Blankenship, Larry General Activities Bewley, Jerry General A ctiv ities Becker Heide Pep Club, F. B. L. A. Bedford, C arl Swimming GH, 'zzz' Boyles , Rick Rally Track, Mascot, A'Cappella Q Bradley, Gidget Girls' League Brooks , Harold General Activities Brown, Jeanette G.A.A. , C.S.F., Spanish, Club, Mothers' Reception Brunelle, Teresa Bolin, Marvin General Activities Bond, Pamela J. V. Yell Leader, Varsity Yell Leader Spartanettes, Rally Executive Council Booth, Louis General Activities Boudreau, Robert Track, Cross Country General Activities Burbridge, Bob Football, Track, French Club, Student Council, Pep Club Burchett, Frank General Activities Burchill, James Math Club, Boys' Block Society, Cross Country Burden, Patti C.S.F., A.F.S., Spanish Club, Girls' Vice President, Spartanettes Burmester, Sue Pep Club, French Club Lha- Meng' wily' S-3' Q-fb iii? mm f ,. ,,.,, Busch, james General Activities Busch, Vicki Culture Club, Pep Club, German Club Bustos, Lute Wrestling, Football, Baseball, Boys' Block Society Butcher, Frank Golf Campbell, Delores Songleader, French Club, Pep Club QQT - '- Carey, Gale Spanish Club, Speech Club Caron, jim J. V. Baseball Canfield, Claude General Activities Capps, Nancy C.S.F., A.F.S., M.I-I.S., French Club, Spartanettes Chaffin, Tom Cross Country, Chadwick, Rosemary Spanish Club, Boys' General Activities Block Society Christman, Carol Claar, jack French Club General Activities Carroll, Donna F.B.L.A ., Pep Club Cervan, Bill Track, Cross Country Clark, Jim General Activities Clark, Karen Pep Club, French Club, Drill Team Cline, Nancy Student Council, 1. V. Yell Leader, Conkling, Linda Rally, Quill and Pep Club, Spanish Scroll, Newspaper Club, A.F.S., Spartanettes Cooley, Karen Coronado, Linda General Activities G-A-A., F.B.L.A., Mothers' Reception Clark, Bill General Activities Clevenger, Bob Wrestling, Student Council, Swimming 1' H ,i vu i E. Eli!! ill im SW... H WH Clark, Monty Student Council, Pep Club, Rally, French Club, Track vow-'F Clark, San -Dee General Activities i 'Y megs? 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Cutler, Pam General Activities Curtis , Morris Football Davis, Tom Track Decker, Linda General Activities Y' ' ' DeLain, Sandy M.H.s., SpanishClub, Variety Show, A.F.S: Drill Team, G.A .A . nt, Denning, Dave C.S.F, Math Club, Cross Country, Science Club, German Club Da Quisto, Nicki General Activities 'lf-fr Descoteaux, Danny General Activities DeSmet, Martine Spartanettes, A .F.S., Russian Club, Rally, German Club DeWitt, Darlene General Activities VI?-Q' ,fri 'Ki ' 'Q D ff fx Q!- Deuel, jackie General Act iv ities 1 w r A Dirscherl , Sue Dodds, Dale Football, Wrestling Donnelly, Michael Track Dollar, Cheri G.A.A., A.F.S., Pep Club, French Club Dougherty, Dorothy General Activities Durrett, Ronny General Activities 1'-1-we-55 P-ab Q V W Dyba, Susan 1 F.B.L.A., Pep Club, Speech Club Earp, Edythe A'Cappe11a, Elizabethian Choir Durfee, Betty Safety Council, Girls' Intramural Sports Durrett, Ron General Activities Ehly, Io Ennenga, jerry General Activities General Activities Erickson, Bruce Erickson, Bryan Wrestling, C S F Cross Country, Executive Council, Track Student Court Edens , Corrine Latin Club Pe , P C1ub,F BLA spanish Club c s V Edwards Walter f General Activities Falls, Lynette Farmer, Royce General Activities General Activitie any Erickson, Sandra General Activities Estes, Robert General Activities S ffa? 1 Q. ' T7 - i 1' G i 41-g,-V If Ferguson, Dan Fisher, Donald General Activities Basketball Track, Football F aecke, Darla General Activities Fackrell, John General Activities Estes , Terry General Activities Euer, Rebecca G.A .A . .pig V Frye , Homer General Activities Fuller, Glenn General Activities Fulton Laurel Flemmer, Renee General Activities Fong , Carol General A ctiv ities Forbes, Betty Pep Club, Latin Club, French Club Ford, Robert Boys' Block Society Frosh Football, Tennis Fuhrman Kenneth Football Wrestling 'fir Furnas, Donna c.s.F., A.F.s., Rally, German Club, Spartanettes Garcia, Susan General Activities Gee, Donald General Activities Gifford, Bob C.S.F. , French Club, Tennis, Cross Country, Baseball Gifford, Gay General Activities s4S3 1 Gilb ert, Kathy General Activ ities Gilbert, Ken Track Glasier , Barb ara spanish Club, G.A.A., Pep Club Glass, Bill Football, Student Council 'Tb Goddard, Jim Wrestling, Boys' Block Society, jr. Class Vice President, Track 'f ' .WV 4 - ,,g,g,,55,ivwgi, in m 5 's Q P. ,,. ' ff-fix, V' 5 e -. y 1 . I F f H. H ea, ' ' 'gfiiami 1 - - 97554-ai'-iff. ffl 1 X-, ,: -I 'F 6 ' 1 ' li -N 'xiii' Goss, Eugene 5 Cross Country, Track 'S , KV' F:-Q' ' I -27:5 .' lm- ii 1 ,wif ,hw , . .. K, Goss , Harvey General Activities -- mf H Q-,ew Wiz if , '!l1N'T s '7 ' iHGl N815 77475773 ' Q ww 'ir 'EW aes 1 .1!'Ng 41?- Gonz alves, Sharon General Activities Gordon, Forrest General Activities Grenfell, Dee Spartanettes, G.A.A., Pep Club, Spanish Pep Club Club Greene, Kay G.A.A., Latin Club, A t e.-.wif ff Wiki: w W nw Y V ,Q V 5, - mia V iw wwf A '- 1 i 'ri' a. P 55- ,iff fa, Hg, -, A - '-- ' 1 N, A y ,M i A W ',,y,,, r :gil A, . 'li 4 l'Tj D. V Grossheim, Larry Gull, Michele General Activities Pep Club Grant, Sheila Rally, Varsity Yell Leader, Spanish Club, Spartanettes, Student Council Green, Donna Thespians, C. S. F. , German Club, jr. - Sr. Play sw Hargrove, Dorothy Gunderson, john Ski T eam Gustavson, Dennis General Activities G.A.A., Intramural Hargrove, Mike Sports General Activities Harper, Renee General Activities Harris, Herba General Activities Hanson, Robert General Activities Hardy, JoAnn C . S .F. , Spartanettes, German Club, Math Club, Science Club Q'TIs:P jim Herron, Mike Football, Track, Baseball -R J .1 v , i A , H msg 1 awww.: Hart, Larry General Activities Hart, Nancy Spanish Club, Pep Club, Newspaper, Mother's Reception Hart, Susan General Activities Hartley, Ethel F.B.L.A. , Pep Club Herron, Bill Football, Baseball N Highfill, Ken Swimming, Cross Country, Wrestling Comm. of Enter. General Activites , Pep Club I-loegel, Peggy French Club, Pep . -- , -:'- Q Exif ' P zf f l El W ' ,ly H 'V' Hobbs, Shirley 1 l ' im, 'l j A ' fgumi 1 ' 1 Y X 1 V I c, , nfl' f XZ, if . E 1 Club Harvey, Darrel M.H.S. , Pep Band 52 ' F' in ,, ..z2gg2if ifszesafi' H CT' EZ' I-Io lleran, Kathy G. A. A. , Pep Club, Girls' Intramural S ports Holm, Marsha F.B.L.A. Pep Club, Debate Club Howard, Ed General Activities Huffman, Jim General Activities lf'--11 Hughs, Ray Feneral Activities -'WT' 634.1- I-Iumphrey, Bill Football, Swimming, Wrestling, Boys' Block Society, Student Council Hutchison, Pat Rally, A .F.S. , Ir. -Sr. Play, Student Council, French Club Janszen, Harvey C.S.F., Math Club, German Club johnson, Harold General Activities johnson, Paul General Activities . . iTzg,'n:::v:mi.,.:.l,,,,,,fiKsmr?t:,. , E , Q ,fl ju1llerat, Rosalind G.A .A . , lntrarnual Sports Kemble, Robert Football, Pep Club, Boy's Block, Baseball, Basketball ri Johnston, Judy French Club, C.S.F., Spartanettes, Exec. Council Jordan, Barbara Annual, Quill and Scroll, Pep Club Kirkland, Pat Newspaper, Russian Club, Spartanette Kirchgassner, Joanne French Club, Stud- General Activities ent Cotmcil Klinitski, I. B. Kreutzjans, Sue Rally, Speech Club, G.A .A . , Speech Club, Student Council Quill and Scroll, French Club, Pep Club Kenney, Carol General Activities Key, Lanny Football, Track, Baseball, Basketball Lantz, Clifford Kusler, Cheryl Songleader, Quill and Scroll, Spartanettes, Pep Club, Student Council Kuttler, Sherry Song leader, Rally , Annual SSC- of Jr. Class, Quill and Scroll, Student Conn- cil German Club, jr- -SIU Larson, Geneva Play C.S.F. ,, , , ,, ,W , ,, 7,7- 757 Y , , 4, ., 3225 , , mf w . W,-it Y A f' ' : g is- v LaValley, Hope Pep Club YY . Lee, Allan French Club, C.S.F. , M.I-I.S., Student Council, Thespians Lamm, Richard General Activities Lane, Jim Boys' Block Socity, Football Lafferty, Je anne General Activities Laing, Barbara General Activities 'Fr Lucas, Suzarme General Activities K ' H W -Q Lunardi , Mike Football, Swimming , X Baseball MacLean, jim Pep Band Magaldi, Marlene General Activities Lee, Frank General Activities Le ighty , Thomas General A ctiv ities Liles, Richard Football, Spring Conc ert, Basketball Manager List, Gary General Activities wk Lotz , Linda General Activities Mallory, Connie Latin Club, Speech Club, S F c.A.A., c. . ,p-5 i F Mann, Stephen General Act iv ities Manship, Richard German Club, Student Council, Wrestling, Executive Council Marley, Gary F ootb all Martin, Betty Latin Club, Future Teachers' Club, Pep Club, A'Capp21121 Mason, Doug Football, Boys' Block Society, Baseball '71 :rf .X -pl '. if-fy? J 17 Mauldin, Charles General Activities Mayes, Steve General Activities McDonald, Celia Girls' League Treasurer, Future Nurses, Rally, Pep Club, German Club McDonald, Kathy French Club, M.H.S. , Pep Club 7 mpg? ig' X Mc Gen Farland Nancy eral Activities X '17 in n iw ft , , McHenry, Michael McGral:h, Michael Footb all, Baseb all Tr ack McGuire, Don General Ac tivities I McLeod Richard General Activities General Activities Mclvlanas, Rebecca Spanish Club, Var. Football Mclnnis Rose G.A.A., Pep Club, Safety Council gs., . ,V McKee, Steve General Activities McKinnis, Jane McQueen, Shirley McWilliams, Dennis General Activites Swimming, Safety Council Annual, Spartanettes, Rally, French Club Quill and Scroll I Miller, Howard General Activities E rv, 'Nw lwztiff' -B if Qs' Millette, Denise Sr. Class Treasurer Spartanettes, Student Council Menke, Kathleen General Activities Merrill, Elaine C.S .F., Spartanet Annual Miller, Keith Wrestling, Swimming uiirfi Moore , Daryl General Activities Meyser, Diane Pep Club, F.B.L.A l Miclkiff, susan Student Body Sec. , Spartanettes, C.S. Quill and Scroll Murphree , Carol General Activities Murphy, Kathy Spanish Club, News- paper, Quill and Myers, Douglas Wrestling, Track, French Club, Spanish Footb all, Track Nelson, Sandra General Activities Morgan, Darla G.A.A., Pep Club Morgan, Michael Cadets, Chess Club Morley, Raymond General Activities Morris, Rosemary General Activities 4 frr ll 4 Mullins, Linda C . A . A . jgr-if ...n- Newton, Laurie Pep Club, French, Club, Trackettes Nichols, Sharon General Activities Nielson, Carol Girls' League, Russian Club Noble , Susan A'Cappel1a, Pep Club Nordyke, Mike Rifle Team T' 'if'-1 U, Novi, Mike General Activities O lsen, Sandy Annual, Ra lly, Spartanettes, A. F. S. , Park, Virginia Pep Club Parke, Ellen A'Cappel1a, M.H.S., German Club, jr. Class Treasurer Parker, Cheryl General Activities C., N429 'CIS' wa-3iP ' ' V fzzQ1s2ez7'M .9 21-ew' mil, Peacock, Jessie General Activities Peacock, john Football, Track, Basketball, Baseball it zi- Parson, Sandra F.B. L.A . Pate, Gus Track Penny, Leslie Pense, Sandra German Club, G.A .A. French Club, G. A. A. , A.F.S. Safety Council Math Club, Trackettes Permenter, Mike Perry, Edwin Football, Basket- General Activities ball, Swimming Pearce , Helen General Activities Pearson, Barbara F.B.L.A., School Play Peterson, Candace Speech Club, Pep Club, French Club Pettij olm Chris General Activities Pittman, Leroy Plautz, Edward General Activities Football, Swimming, Basketball t -we jmEn.,,1 H:-' 5? Pratt, Betty C.S.F., German Club, Latin Club, Student Cotmcil Pinegar, Ron Varsity Football, Basketball, German Club Pittman, Carol General Activities Reagan, Pete General Activities Pryse, Carol Student Council, Sr. Class Delegate, Pep Club Rairdon, Alma General Activities Rasmussen, Gayle G.A.A., Intramural Sports Rasmussen, Vicki Bible Club, G.A.A., Pep Band, Math Club R auwolf, Jose ph General Activities Redfe arn, John Track, Football Reed, Danny General Activities Retz laff, Ron Sophomore Football , 5-w in Rizzo, Sally Spanish Club, G.A-A. Robertson, William C.S.F. , Student Council, Wrestling, Safety Council Robinson, Robert General Activities Robison, Susan General A ctiv ities -Qs? 13-4? Rodgers, Monica G.A.A., Pep Club Rogeis, Kenneth -i7 an , E is Wzx..,f , I ' f f T ennis , Wrestling, German Club, C . S . F. Rosa, Robert Football, Track, Boys' Block Soc. ffl iff Tri' Rose, Charles Swimming 5 KY IF' Rose, Toni General Activities Ross, Judy Rally, French cil, Spartanettes Club, Student Coun- ,Q WM Rowe, Philip Track, Pep Club, German Club, A. F .--ggi ,..,,.. ,IEEE 1-fy -sf X Ryan, Mike General Activities Rybicki, Richard Sophomore Football Rulen, Stephen General Activities Rush , john General Activities Sanborn, Richard Sanford, Sally Track General Activities L Schaublin, Linda F. B. L. A. Sabin, Judy Spanish Club, F. N. Mothers' Reception Sahota, Herman General Activities 162 A. Scheider, Lani C. S. F. , Annual, Pep Club, Safety Council, Spanish Club Schuhr, john General Activities Scoot, Eileen jr. -Sr. Play, Pep Club, Student Council Shambaugh, Gwen Shepherd, Mike General Activities Pep Club, Rally Shinn, Nancy Shumate, Margerat General Activities General Activities Shackelford, George Student Body Pres. , Executive Council C. S. F. Safety Council Shaffer, Donna General Activities 163 Sell, Sharon Pep Club, G. A. A Serna, Hele Pep Club ' N, ,,,.-::::-ganna'- ia: . W 3551?-' 'LT '19 'ww' W ' ,- - Y? - 'cf lil 4- - Z as H3 5 S Sims, Barbara G. A. A. , Spanish Club, Thespians, jr. -Sr. Play, Quill and Scroll Sirl, joan Russian Club, A. F. S., Executive Council ill , Q11 and Scroll, Newspaper Sicotte, Carmelle General Activities S id ley, Dorothy Trackettes Smith, Patti Songleader, M. I-I.S. , Smith, Pat Student Council G. A. A. , Pep Club A ' ' --Q, 4 rm ' H' f-cw?-Pe-.V-fn,a:E,1V,,,,,i,,,,f::.: if - W Smith, Sandi Smith, Robert General Activities Sr. Class President, Smirc ich, Diana Pep Club Smith, Alicia Pep Club, Latin Club, G. A. A. 164 Cross Country, Boys Block Soc. , Execu- tive Council Sogn, Richard General Activities Sordillo , Edward Football, Wrestling Stille, Cheryl G. A. A. , Trackettes Steinke, Melva General Activities n , 1 .-Q1 ew - LQQ X ...uf Sterrett, Claude Stockton, Vernon General Activities Wrestling S penc e , Ron General Activities Steehnan, Ron Football, Track, Pep Club 165 .5 7 Sparks , Barbara G. A. A. , F. N. A. Speaks, David M. H. S. , Cross Country fm f f an 1 :ai ie 1' . . L it I Swart, Sue c.s.F., F.B.L.A., Pep Club, Student Council 1.1 Stone, Allan A.F.S. , C.S.F., Tennis, Executive Council Stone, john French Club, Rifle Team, Thespians Swan, Linda General Activities Stoneman, Bruce French Club, Speech Club, Thespians Strauch, Gary General Activities Tatum, Tony General Activities Thixton, Wink General Activities Thomas, Richard Football, Boys' Block Soc. Thomas, Toni Pep Club, Speech Club, Spanish Club 166 Thorton, D av id General Activities Tlgner Faye General Activities Trem lin Gay Trubitsky, Barry Speech Club, Golf, Truxel, Mildred General Activities Tucker, Michael General Activities Ulmar, Lon C. S. F. , Tennis, Club, German Club, Basketball Under, Sharon Pep Club 167 me lu W Wee E- Wwe fir .4-by Vibbert, Gene General Activities Visker, Geraldine General Activities VanCoutren, Rita General Activities Vo ltinburg, William General Activities Walts, Karen Wallemneyer, Judy Sandy Spartan Rally, General Activities Pep Club Wann, Teresa Ward, Richard General Activities Football, T1'aCk Wrestling Vos, James General Activities Walker, Gaylord Track, Student Council 168 fx J ' I X D if riyzffff MSO? fl ,ff Wilhite, Ger lture r C lub Wilson, Ken Football, Wrestling, Safety Council, Boys' Veep, Boys' Block Soc. Williandon, Allan German Club, Safety Cour Qlflture Club X-t ,. ,m.,, - A 11- ,,..,.4 Windham, Gene Annual, Quill and Scroll, Track Whisler, Nina G. A. A. , C. S. F. , Quill and Scroll, Spanish Club Widener, Audrey G. A. A. , Bible Club, Pep Club af' 11,2 Activities r 'T'-7 Welch, janet General Activities Wharton, Blll German Cluli, Track Boys' Block Soc. , Football, Swimming pl Work, Barry General Activities Winn, Maureen Club, M. I-I. s. W inn, R ay General Activities Witze l, Natalie Girls' Veep Wood, Patty General Activities Woods, Bob Basketball, Track, German Club, Pep Club Worthington, Deloris Student Council, French Club, Cheerleader, Soph. Class Veep Wurzer, Leon Latin Club, Track, Safety Council, Wrestling Young, Dale General Activities Zerr, Bruce Rifle Team, S Matli Club rrr - 170 Spanish Club, N. H. S. , Sr. Play, Future Teachers' J Wfrgwwwa H Worley, Karen G.A.A., c -A CAMERA SH Y SENIORS Anderson, George Atterberry, Bruce Bailey, Robert Cave, William Corral, Marjorie Dunn, Gary Fackrell, joseph I-Iolleran, Daniel Huston, Margaret Inman, Ronald Joyce, Dorothy Kashuba, Ken Leonard, Cheryl MacKinnon, Paul Mathis, Fred Mathis, john McAfee, David Moss, Carolyn Muth, Tom Patton, Sam Robertson, David Smith, Sam Souza, Gordon Sprague, Judee Sturgis, Carolyn Watson, Merl Williams, Mike AUTOGRAPHS SENIOR FAVORITES First and foremost, Best All Around, Kids full of fun, with their feet on the ground! The Seniors chose Sue Bleyl and Dick Cowan, too, 'Cause they like to give credit where credit is due. JoAnn Hardy and Dave Denning are known, indeed As the Senior students Most likely To Succeed! The Seniors know they'll always have success Because they strive for the top and nothing less! 2 Who's Most Talented in the Senior Class? Don Gee is the lad, Patti Smith is the lass! Patti's known as a singing star, And Don goes to town on his Swingin' guitar! There's two kids on campus, the Seniors will bet, Are a couple of comics and the funniest yet! You might guess who they are 'cause it's no rumor, Sheila Grant and Gaylord Walker have the Best Sense of Humor. Now if you're wondering who's Friendliest in the Class of '64, All you need to do is scan the halls and nothing more! Cheryl Kusler and George Shackelford, the most cheerful couple at S. I. , Are always ready with a smile just to brighten up your day. The Best Looking in the Class weren't too hard to choose, When you know who it is you'll guess why they couldn't lose! just think awhile and I'm sure you'l1 guess who these two are, The Seniors think Wink Thixton and Jane McKinnis are the Very best by far. When it came to the question of people and clothes, The Seniors voted and hit it right on the nose! In all fairness they chose .... well, surely you've guessed. Sandy Olsen and Emil Urac as the very Best Dressed. Who's always ready and rarin' to go? just think awhile, I'm sure that you know! Pam Bond's the Peppiest girl, it's no wonder why, And naturally Rick Boyles is the Peppiest guy. These Seniors are known for their sportsman like feats, That's why they were chosen the Best Athletes. Rosalind juillerat and john Redfearn were chosen the best, Because, as you know, they stand out from the rest! Qby Shelia Grant, 172 ffm - f, H. F 45.-5 ,:..yA,. ,.. . Q4-gm,..l -R1 V ,. 4- .-rf-1, gn-1. 1-.2 M. mi dr iw, - , ,H ,fc 1. , , ,z Wi 1 ' :ggi ss, A fy' Nw-iff P' 'if -'1' 'f' 137' ' ' i . rw'- SQ ,igwb .N M, Rf , ,fi ., Tj' rg, 1- aaa -. if gf 1: ,. we - Arg uf .A ,, .,' A V If 5, , 3 4 , . ' -.7 Q -', 1 A f - rM 2' ' X 10 B -Wi ' 1 f- '31 , W M ' ' Q -- fggk: ,-,, 3 '.,' 4 , . , , ,. 'E ' if ?'Jf t 'A' I 1 E f . ' , F' .X Emi , 4 J A v Y . A--gb. 1 . ' 5 , if 1 4 A 4., ' fps, I 1-qw, L. . Y. 5-if , .hr . , fm. 1., ,lv ,rv 5' 4. 1-. 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L :ix . 3 ,ig '. .-gt , ,lfggglf v.-' if 'vu W -D W 7 N T . 2 ' ' 4 f 1 ' L' C ' W ,iii f . , '- Z 1 1, A 1 - 'ww ' W' 5, HN H H' , A , ffT?3-Qzwf A -' ,, wm v 'xrrawm ,Q Q ii ' H w Mm 11' - f MW . far? :H W, ' V? A 1- S 1 l f W S an 3 3 www1,,w,1ww11,,1!,Q,ii:E 1 Yu Qwffipgvx ,X H iN A ,M - JJ wwwzgqkfgfg W W BEST LOOKING BEST DRESSED ,U wx. Z , if , +--Q 'QTY , r' 1 41-.I if afi- JANE MC KINNIS AND WINK THIXTON SANDY OLSEN AND EMIL URAC J' Yr-AIA-wi-,A 'S ' ' ' ' - ' ffvfrv-f -7-- 5 .. ',li,,H 'ffmf f!f'1'?:Q ,g,:ff ,. 1 I r' f fgfif A K 'Cf J , x ' gf , ' K f rf f' , f PEPPIES T PAM BOND AND RICK BOYLES ROSALIND JUILLERAT AND BEST ATH'-ETE5 JOHN REDFEARN M M A A .,,. ' A A 'Tf:1 f!' A pu. ,,.. I I u 5 1 A 1 .r .,-L.. Q , ,. 4 .x if lv few. gf' f H Hg ,ew we if is www- .W ,ig if . SVA, ww- A M if , .,,kL 1 -'wfgyk '- Kim 'Xia wv-35? A . M K' ms , Q, 11 X, , N A 155' figggiixxvi ES .rs .v5c' X1 4 M32 -2 L . my Q , aw? Q ,,. W ..,-.wi if y ,E V W i , M. -QJ4' , -H U ig '- 'fisifnx' '95 A . 17 .W nf M Mjsgigw wjgff Q .wht was vigqfgw ' W H, wif . ' ' 'Z 8 V. , g X . .. vs -E B. W fi? Q Is? 2 HWXQ '95-'M Q ,SWA HQ' M fadi- Qw - 1 my M fgxgx Jw 7 . 59 6, A, '2 5 fr 'ffm e- NWA , ., W 5 :ia Asa . . 4 I W X an rv ..1..,z'!f1 Q Ax QW? Yi 2 .2535 ,A Lf? F H.-, Www CLASSES Divided in their three respective classes, these students constitute the majority of San Juan's Student Body. Together these classes strive for a more unified and constant Spartan spirit. 4, x.. . 4 'QT V, 'gf' I ,-.41 . - .'.' l'r ,.., H.. ,. ,I Q If ,. -GI. 1-'Mx V C17 Usually Freshmen are more intelligent, but they ,fi do get disturbed. Sophomore must study hard, but if this is study 1et's go! xt, Tension, fear, happiness, med- itation, and awe can all be seen in these Students' faces during one of our important football games. The junior Class received their rings dur- ing December, and were they beautiful! ! 422' PJ' 1 i . ,1 - ' L QD EJ' tagiagfss X :L lmfllfill ii if K K' PM Yr.. ' I fa'Qv49, l ' ' Vaal 2: -:vac ,M W - W ,. . , 1 ,L ...r...,r , ,aa , ., aa, The class of 1965 has completed three years of fun and handwork at San juan High School. During this time they have accomplished many .things which they are all proud of. As Freshmen they Chose Lynda Shear as Presidentg Tony Warbington, Vice-Presidentg Laurey Thompson, Secre- taryg and Marcia Millette as Treasurer, to help lead them through their first year. Pigskin Frolic was their first successful dance. For the 1961 homecoming, Stephanie Gerard represented them. To lead them in their Sophomore year they elected Mike Kennedy as Presidentg Laurey Thompson as Vice-PreS- identg Sherry Meyers as Secretaryg and Gail Dedman as Treasurer. The Sophomore Hop was their second memor- able dance, which was Dog Patch Drag. Lorraine Mansker reigned as the Sophomore princess at the 1962 home- coming. They have now completed their biggest and by far the hardest year as mighty juniors and loyal Spartans. Bob Dran as President, Joe Lucito as Vice-President, Pam Abbott as Secretary, and Yvonne Lea as Treasurer helped to make this a year they will remember. Their most memorable evening was the night of Carousel Enchante, their junior Prom. Reigning over the prom were Queen Jeanne Kaggerud, and King Terry Harold. Val Grimen- stein represented them at the 1963 homecoming as junior princess. They are now anxiously awaiting their turn to be Senior leaders. CLASS OF 1965 eff., . :gg -.,,,, K , W, ..,V , . 1 ' N' , 'W FTM N 5 fi' N I ,f V,' t ' . 2- ' ' . ,H-, - 1 V k r t A S. ' .. ' ' ' -' L f F ' ' , l ,i 5. .-I If 1:-, - ,..:j:' ,,,, ., I f I ' .' ,. . - f , l 'B M l ':NJ:?X1.lx1MEx, 21mxwww ia f.,..:fsf - ' HH-?f 'X I , J ' 'a.' 1 i 1 be ZZ Q A f 4 ' Q lf D XML? ' , V . 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Biedermann, D Bivins, G. Blunk, M. . Bobisud Bostwick Boyd Boyd Bradfield Brandt Branton Breault Breding Brewer Brooks Brown Brown Bruggeman Bustos Bustos Byer Byington Calapp Caldwell Call Campbell Campbell Campoy Carmassi Carpenter Carpenter Casey Cassani Channell Chavez Chrisman Chronicle Chmmn Clark Clark Clark Clevenger Cline Cloud Cody Coe Q Y Zia R121 ff-'fn .2 X 7 fab -av' 155' rid B N :WN ' nift y' ,, fi ' - 'M or B 1 we rv aw WTF - 'J ,I 'Y , 'N alumni W. K. 5-ar 1' I 'if' A 'u 'W I U , X53 I, H ,0 I J . f W' 'C I ,, -e- -1 1 ,Ami . F,,,f,i.,V - V 123' ! .. .lf 3 X l. lm f,. . K a N LAL Q. 0' New 1 V 'll' Q2 VN D' , 1 5 ,E I' S C J ' M. ul i 'gf' -V Q L 'Hail J t ' - TM ,, Q' k' t I ': 5 W ' G. Q D11 fr X1 A5 q, ., J, 'IEP . -' .. w : yirr pe- w .l swf ' ' W 1 V J. E. sigh ' ' lm l - ' .ft X .5 M .'-. L xx H 1 5? , J -1. WX' -. LJ ,, iw ,Q .:., ibgfj, A 1 i y M5 Ml EQ W I E 1 .- w' 1 'mu 5 , A9 JUNIOR SQUARE z 1 1 M. 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Gill R. Giusti R. Goddard N. Gokey P. Good L. Gould L. Gravell L. Gray P. Greeley J. Green D. Gregory V. Grimenstein C. Grind H. Gurnard V. Guthrie V. I-laddox C. Hall H. Hamilton Y. Hammond F. Haxnpton S. Hanaway J. 'Hannam P. Hanson T. Harold G. Harris F- Hartley S. Hartshorn J. Harvat E. Haugen J. Haverty D. Hayes K. Hazlewood M. Head J. Herren B. Hill S.Hill W. Hinzman D. Hobbs B. Holder S. Holloway D. Hopkins J. Horn R. Howard T. Huhtala S. Hull S. Hunt D. Huntley J. Jacks R. james E. Jewell J. jezek B. Joelson J. johnson M. johnson S. Johnson G. Johnston J. Joiner D. jones S. Jones B. Jordan P. Kaczmarek B. Kaestner 1. Kaggerud F. Kasjaka N. Kasjaka C. Kelly ' ....,'. ' EI ., ef e ,,,? , ,., , ,. ....,. .,...--:2- . - Q A'W': ..,,..,, , ,MJ A W U, L , f ,, , . A., eg . . Le: -J.. -x' ...' Lf. r-:fs ' x. QW' Y - .. Whafs up boys? H w q ' fe' gg! -P Q ax J -- -5, H r v-11 1 3 Q: Q . .Q , 45.22 ., 1 517 x. 5 , 1 9 5 A 5 Q .,., .sn pg, 'Q Q . ,yi Z. H- .:,.,. 3 'wifi ,. 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Webb Webb er Weeks , Welch ' Weir 1 Wendell Whany White Whitnack Whitney Widing Wienholz Williams Williams Williams Williamson I Wilson . Wilson Wilson Wilson Winchell Windham Wing Wit z el Wolfe Work Worthington Wurster Wymore Yeoman Young Z a z uetta Zimmer HT ' fi . V ix W ,, Ising ,. 'Q .H ,, i W' fs: 4 T ...L in ir. . The class of 1966 began their Sophomore year at San juan with real success when they elected as their class officers: Neil Campbell, presidentg Carl Giachino, vice presidentg Linds Swor, secretaryg and Christine Lovish, treasurer. They showed true spirit in class competition for the Rally Trophy. They have proven themselves very capable of handling the many different situations which they face in high school. Their Freshman dance and their Sophomore Hop were really terrific. Popular Tammy Hodson was elected by the Sophomore boys as the 1963 Sophomore Homecoming Princess. Looking back, the Sophomores started their four years at San Juan last year with Sue Barney, Tammy Hodson, Janice Bell, and Holly Hartzell as class officers. Sue Barney reigned as Freshman Princess at Homecoming. All members of the class of '66 are Working hard and looking forward to becoming upperclassmen. They sincerely appreciate the help of their class advisors Mr. james Conlong Mr. Donald Laingg Mrs. Ellen Pateg Miss jane Stewartg and Mr. Charles Wethington who helped organize their class activities. CLASS OF '66 I. M. M. A A Y .,Qf QAWQ x . .:..,,: is A . s A l A - . 'l - , -B ' , . v E5 Y VY sll , ll N 1 J . 4 P' v- ' 11 4 x N . vt Ji i 14 A f' A , 4 ' o 4 W f Q .L V Y QW 'fp ' 595, ' H :g 9 .f,f, -r, 1.19, 12:,A1Zf:L5t5g . ' F ' v-.L lx . , P ll-ny. ' H Q V ' I- ii Q , L. 1-,X , IM, X , mi I 1 :I X F . .1: , ,,-:l 5 d f V If 5 A ' fi f r, h4! 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Baker T Baldwin Banks Bannister Bannister Barcellos Barnes Barnett Barney Baron Barron Bartlett Bastian Bauder Beach Beach Beckwith Bennett Benson Bergquist Bertelson Berthel Besich Blankenship Boisa Bollman Bowlden Boyc e Boyer Boyle Brady Breault Brewer Brisbois Bristow Brown Bro wn Brown Brown Brown Brownl e e Bruce Brymer Buck Burror Bushnell Butler Butts Byer Cable Call Callahan Callaway Campbell . Campbell Campbell Camprini Ca '1-lily Carl Carr Cartmill Casey Cass . Celick Challbuxg . Childers Childress Chilson Chulick Clark . Clark . Coker Compton Conner . Conner Cook Cook Cooper Corbett Corliss Cornel is on Coronado Coronado Corr Corral Coub al . Cox Cox Craig Cramblit Craven Crawford Crawford Crtunley . Cummings . Curry .v i. - f , , B Y b i F A ' h . V .N ij..ff:x:x. V ' I K- .- V - - ' , ' f fiw n 4 ' x, 2 k an V QF . A A f st. SOPHOMCJRES ,A . Y lzll ' , 1 ' 3 , ix x l ' Q livin J- 1? 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Mac Isaac M. Mallory M. Maloney R. Mangiaracina J. Marling K. Marriott R. Martin J. Martinez N. Maxwell T. Maynard M. Mc Carty R. Mc Clain L. Mc Clellan B. Mc Coy B. Mc Donald J. Mc Donald M. Mc Donald S. Mc Dowell P. Mc Gagin D. Mc Intyre D. Mc Williams J. Meamber C. Meyser S. Michaut H. Milheim D. Miller D. Miller D. Millette N. Miner N. Minoff R Moon S. Moore R Morante T Nardinelli K Nelson T. Nichols G. Niskala li 'Wm X12 I' - .Qi . 'FE' L M Ledenbach M Leisure Lekoff Lemon Lewis Lum Lohs e Long Lovish ss... 1 e, -- '- 4 Q- 1 1 -.. S... . , ,..,,. ,N , , mf 4 Q 14 QV iff Navi' XZ7' K x .f It .Wa . 2 if X 6 -AA -'N '41 ! P 5:- I NN lu! 1- f gk 'N 1 i in . ' . . at it T. .Dx . J ' . 1Y'ws. 9195 , If . U 9 tt ff if P C5 A.. .4 I, D L Q 'V N. I. ' ' f R jp , if all . l 1 , un I , ...ll .1 1' Ml X S. I L Q ' 5:4 , ' . fil l ' Q jf: A Q' ' K' ' .. ' l' l. A A H 4 M is 4 t ,L k '. H 51. Y L 3 if f- v- . qs' , A 4- '. .1 fi-. Bl W 1 1 I . 15 L x 3, g, A ' P- K z' L f A ND Q! 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Ce- rc 207 Walker Wall Wallace Wallace Wa lmsley Wann Waterman Webb Webber Welch Welsh Whe elo Ck Whisler White White Whitehair Whitley Wicklund Wilcox Wilkes Wi lkin Williams Willis Wilson Wilson Wilson Winn Witzel Wood Wood Wood Wright Wright Wyckoff Yarbrough Yelinek Young Young Zentner Zimmer james Ammons jerry Anderson Sherry Barner John Bellomy James Benson Richard Bertelli Terri Cook Philip Coyle Paul Craig Sujane Drake Michael Earp Vance Eason Diane Favor Harold Fong Barbara Gray Hugh Hamilton Ray Mill Cynthia Hinds Gerald Hinton CAMERA SHY SOPHOMORES Gregory jackson Donald Keller Michael Kerrick Valerie Keyhan Robert Larkin Paula Larson Victor Lawrence William Lee Steve Loopstra Michael Mac Donald Richard Maldonado Daniel Mason Janice Mc Brien Robert Mc Pherson Mark Mc Pherson jon Mikesell Michael Miller jim Nichols William O Neal Melvin Peacock Gene Price Steven Priest Carol Reeves Paula Sanders Philip Smith Loraine Thompson Debra Thompson Donald Thompson Susan Thorton Sue Turner David Van Hardenb erg George Vance Patricia Wahl Edward Wasco Lewis Webber Larry Williams Steve Williams' Bart Winder Diana Howard Darlene Oldham Jghn Wood David Huntley V-f L, ,aa , as i i LF 2.2: -E X 'VH H W iw x ' P E , :Q p W ii, V V iifi- gg. ff V 1 p , S ' ' A , LE A 5-' ' '1': H ' ii .. ,. , 1' --411 - This year's Freshman Class has chosen as their class officers: Sandy Marshall, Pres- ident, Cherrie Lovish, Vice President, Sandy Edholm , Secretary, and Kathy I-lanaway for Treasurer. Orientation Day climaxed the initiation of the class of 1967. New faces, noisy loolcers, flying feet, and tardy bells were all part of the confusion that introduced them to San Juan. Soon, though, this chaos came to be just a part of the seven-hour school day. The i other parts were filled with good memories and lots of studies. No wonder the Freshmen want to come back next year to be initiated again, only this time as Sophomoresl Some of the good memories of this year's Frosh include the busy election of officers, exciting games, the winning of the Rally Trophy, and a colorful Freshman dance. Thanks go to the FreshmanAdvisor: Miss Cale, Mr. Cornwell, Miss Gattuso, Mr. Lehman, and Miss Saunders. Because of their unceasing help, these new members of the San juan Student Body find themselves standing firm and true. .fitfy V . ,,.- 'Tx fy ,J N sf ' N ' 'R . '7' VHD- av A 'ff M Abbott K. Adamson W Agee K. Aguiar M. Ahee I. Atkins L. Aller M. Allison A. Alvarez B. Anderson C. Anderson C. Anderson C. Anderson G. Anderson J. Anderson K. Anderson R. Anderson S. Anderson L. Andrews I-I. Apgar V. Archer V. Atkins B. Aubry C. Autry B. Avila R. Aylesworth C. Baggerman D. Baker R. Baker L. Bannister M Barbour I. Barnett S. Barnett S. Barney L. Barr W Barre M Bass D. Bathe I. Batilel B. Baxter L. Baxter K. Baynes L. Beatton M Beaver B. Becker V. Becker C. Belton T. Bennett 1. Benson M. Bergland B. Bergland R. Bicknell K. Bill J. Bleyl L. Bobbit D. Boeh A X, . . CLASS OF 1967 5. , . . l My W L 9 at 1 . i ,B . 5. 4 -1 55 YN? 'L A 1 3 fl, 1 ' A 9 ' , .U V It , -- 2. ,. 9 1 ' ,. I' ' '1 mx : ..': . ' Q59 ,firj ' ' JF ' I if W-fs e . r ll ,- M' 15. ::EE .iii 3' , 3 'c H S ... C9 ' A 1 A QR. :LJ 'i. . X ' ., 1 .W 1, 1 i A Q' , I , M A 1 l 4 J N-TFT . . gl! J , ,y K 9 FK ' +,. . ...- H be ...., iw A .. 1 A f ' 'fs I 'V ' ..,.' as 1 6 Y X M .inr 1 is A' f , . 'E H .!,- 'Ae - T bf A .T f wr N- 3 Q ,QX Aff. - -' me ' TW ,MA - f uf.. ' Q, -f 7 W , 1 - V, if .I 1 13.5 F5555 ! 4. X ... 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N -L we - , .LQQJIL1 Bo er en Bolin Boll es Bollm an Bonisl awski Bow en Bow en Bowlden Boyd Boyd Boyle Bradley Braker Braninberg Brasiel Bre ault Bre edl ov e Brew er Brew er Briggs Bright Britton Brooke Brown Brown Browning Bryant Bull Bundy Burmester Bush Bushong Bustos Butterfield Caldw ell Calkins Campbell Campbell Campbell Camprini Carl Carmassi Carpenter Carpenter Carr Carrol Carroll S. Carter J. Cash S. Chaplin M. Chrisman P. Christensen D. Christian J. Christofferson J. Ciszek J. Clark P. Clark D. Coburn J. Coffman J. Coker P. Cole C. Collie M. Collier M Collins L. Conley B. Conner C. Contos C. Cook S. Cook B. Cooley B. Cooper R. Copple R. Corson B. Cotton R. Cowan T. Craig D. Crawford R. Crews S. Crumley R. Cryderman S. Cuffc D. Cummins S. Cummins S. Currey J. Cuthbert B. Cyr R. Dages M Dahl P. Dalton S. Darzell P. Davis S. Davis T. Davis K. Debruyn C. Desalernos n. . oo o .- A 1 . l B' 6 V B' 7 x , v gg .A VX Y J,-A .final Q 'Ni I K 'f,, V' -' A S 2' 13 , f iff 11-1.9 - G xv Iwi' 'H s A n 1 . . . I .I 14. i if v 1 ' 3,047 ,177 V I ' J . ' ,gh A I . ' .. .I W X ' 1 . I A .tx-.i 3 'f H . ' J - 1 X If '1 .ffl f 1 - - ' - if ,QS X- E 1 A , K , . . I fjl fp f k'-V ' E W fifiliflllw ,f lF!'fV'g iV'm. V I 4 l 4 X S M Cleaning up Senior Square ? ,I Ka fy ' X vr ' ,,.J, -rr' Gif j IW Al s -N Q K 9 . ?':41':. '71 ,Q ' our we - ,J 'ffl' .rl V R , l y 5 K k 9 5 ' - 1 ' . . 5 V4 cl if 72 fv all A 1 Xa. V. 3 l F :f,: 5 -af - - V r y ,WV I , i xv ff ' -' E 4 'N fff-Intl, .'. f 1 ifAl'r.f f- , 4 I I ,iiz it W 41.14 . V 41,1 f 5' i s , if - , - 'E' :X my 1 I I ' , 'w i fi' if fl ' f' - , FRESHMEN X , ' . K A Ak- ' ' I VT: 57 I v 1 F Q Q N' .f - ESE , x x 1 'E QA 5 M Awfiflfi failf or F 'l fi' i ' L -. .4 ,. 'Q- we , fs A , s fi' 213 if -il i D rw A i sw Irv ,i y sgilvi i li xy 'av W'-' -w is,12,.flv:1M !1uMKiQ9s:ri H Y : bi'iig4Sl3f1?'.1 ull 9 fi Q: um' K, M 1 Wim E cl if yy ...,l ' - - .4 A TZi'T'P fQ.ke,a ' ' ! l. . ,f ffm 2 '-. ' ':l-'.751:.-'NL - FIM? gu- -I ,f .. ' V 1 I x Q. M 4- 1 il? 'gf Deuel Deyarmie Dockter Dodds Dorwart Dougherty Dowdle Downey Dozier Dudley Duke Dunn Duprey Easley Eastabrooks Ecker Eclholm Edwards Eiferle M. Elcock Ellerbroek Ellis Emery England Ennenga Erickson Erickson Erickson Estes Estes Everitt Fall Favor Field Fields Flick Flood Foat Fogcl F011 and Forbes F ostcr Foster Frailcy Franklin French F ricnd Gable Garrison Garner Garcia Garaux Gandclman Gadda Gadda Geary Geary Germaine Gibson Gifford Gifford Gilland Gilman Giusti G1 antz Goettsch Gomez Goodan Goodridge Graham Greely Green Gribble Griffey Griffin Grossheim . Gude Guild . Gulbranson Gurn Haberthi er Hall Hall Hall Hampton Hanaw ay Hanson Harding Hargrove Harold Harris Harris Hartwell Harvey Hatfield Haugen Hayes Hayes He adrick Healy Helmandoll ar Hemling Hernandez Heying Highfill Hill Hilliard Hilsinger Himes Hinzman Hodge I-loegel ri ,f, ,.fif1fQaf My Pali S4 f me-ve. 1 1 ii ii i , ii 'lyk' if .. V I .7 uv- X rx 1' I 7 1 'lr 1 .Q , N-f Q- fa 'iin an G A me if M i 4 Q y , D- Y X . l' rggzfi ., . ll . ii isr' ' Kun? , xl I Y ' a fs x XL' ' 'IT' 9 1 if E 2 I 1 , i px HL -,s, 9:2-iw. if lv si, 4...l4N s ' 3 u ,K I 1 5. - Y ,Z Mu, I, M - ' . --Q. of 4 3 Q X 6 Fi 5 5 r I Ezif Xb? ,J , :J LW Q FRESHMEN W 1.5 ef -f' - , , ,.W,,. rn ,,.. ,, , i i i 1 ,.1 l. V f'f.yjg,, , P 2 i VA -N 55:4 A ,v Y A i, ,E .lug A K ii, i 1 .a,f. f'1 D A l.. hge ' .if , if Q' f. Q 4W f A l , X, ' ' A QM -, ' ' ,155 l 3 j7:z ' , ... V 'G' X M N. ,.-,....... .-,-. ..M JIM 1 , M M. rr .. ,, W NM, ii f i 4 Won't you Freshmen ever learn ? 9 25, A A ., E5 ' .J I' X ,. 6 .Y 'Libr .-. 'r 'S' Q' ...Q 4 s .l ,1 If 1 1- W1 -,J-'N WI, X M.. Q 1 as 5 -4 if ' :I-'? N- , . 3' ' .eifw g A .134 .erin 1.1 Sim? Rx - I., w ug eff 1 f.z...,'.w,. ,Ah ge 'J' . Ski Vg, if-A.. ' -. ' - if .ef K ' it i A - W V A. I -Ti: I ' x- . L I.: .55 Y ' lf v,'1 . ,AY,ii3.l!.g J ' ' 'v'-.1 i,fi-3. . '3' 'Vw . -.10 ' .- -. H 1' ',. 1. E.. 1 l. if ff JJ M 1 'C .35 I , . QA f Q. 1 J 'A X uzu, 3. Alf, vi 4 R . A' fv g-A35 lil md ' -' ' 1.57-J Q15 , ,s is .A 1, 215 My J N3 ' f A. wa. . A .na . . -':- 1 I Il . -WMA. ..z. A L. I-Iollars T. I-Iollars T. Holm L. Holmes J. Holt D. I-Ioofer Y. Hoover A. Houser M. Hughes P. Hull K. Huston J. Hutchison J. Hyatt J. Isbister S. Jackson C. Janszen P. Jelsma L. Jensen W. Jensen C . Johnson F. Johnston P. Johnston R. Johnston K. Joiner G. Jones J. Jones S. Jones M. Joyce G. Kaestner M. Kauffman S. Kennedy R. Keuhey G. Key L. Kirsch B. Kiser K. Klotz D. Kludt B. Knapp R. Kniesel C. Knoch J. Kreipke J. Kusler R. Kusler R. Lake G. Lankford D. Leach D. Leighty L. LeMaster S if QAA 1 hw., L 1. A wx 'sf X .5 ' f..- v-f I .XG NV ' Social dancing is part of Freshman education R. Lewis B. Lindsey K h 1. Lineback V - , M. Linstroth B , ' F S if A S. Loar 5 A 'YE' B. Loen 5 as ' L. Lofton .Y . X 5' J- I-Ons K F - -A C. Lovish W. Louthan B' Loving g . -fi 5 gg K. L les I .- f ' Q ' I 'Af' ., C. bzackey . ' 'Sidi , B. Mackin q yi Vjxrx . , . J. Magee 6 -' Hn' ' 'iifsffa 1 99-J R. Mahone ' i X X J. Mankowski - , S. Mann W gf, T. Mark R ' r' w ' fx Q. D. Markell I A, 1 3. , D. Marlatt ,. A A -H .2 ' F 1. Marshall A i N X W S. Marshall Ari? .ff w g 41 5 ' R' J. Marsullo ,IH K. Martin ' M. Martin - I ,, I. D- Massey ' ' . ., Q., ri . . ' O. May ' X V 1. L ' 51 -1 +5 ' B. McCormick , 3 ' 511, ,Q A. McCurdy X ' . ' I ' 1 C. McEwin . ,N J. McGee lp M, M. MCC-innis 1 L' Q . I, Qi, 1 D. McKee me '-.. :AV 5 is 1, A A J. McKinney 1: X57 ' K. McKinney W 'f 'ZW VI wx U P. McMahon ii ,Q f L. Meidinger ' - if ' ' M. Mercer J. Method ltnl V g - ' .- R. Methvin 4 , ' ,. ,I ,. V. Metzger A . . 1 gg' -E H . is ' N. Michaut - , f 'V' .f '-3' v p' ' C- Miller . . D. Miller L V ' f- ,-..' 4 ii - V' i D. Miller Iii- if . . r fi . . M 216 ' 5 ff' ' x . . Auf. . f . K? . gn iff . . I il ' 5' K il I . ,. ' i i u ' L 1 2AV ' - if . Q f- . ',.A ,,.-wjfzaa t X 14 - - x., D -- 49 , wj .J 4...:.- ' 'X rf- P 'f ., 1: , I J b iq, N My P . ,I V X . f r 1 1 ' 2 -r K 'I' L .P - ,P 5 V , , ' ff G' 'J 9 P' - 1. 1 ' A . ' 15 1' 2 Li 'W ff,41f'Wl 'rFLW. gjff 'PHL if -fl! 'Em 'IJ X m ',, .ii,- A HN- ,,f, Q I ' i .,-,U ' x 11 'S -, :L jf , V 'V I gf - s P ,nf :zr - Q' . P, fff-fx 7 .1 P P P -f 'if J.. , ...SQ . f fl Y N .IV 153, ma' -' .rm , vm-6 I VI: U 'ui il W ' 1. Ev l k -, -T -cv sc- A V-.--' gf- 1' I.:- ' . V ' K. 1 XJ v fM.,, . N57 K ' F- 577? ge' - . x 1 as ::, H N X H X im 'vi ' A . J fl 3 vi' ij. H ,I -A V , 1 in A af - Y ' -. .51 L V --B , P iff 1: M P T, ' fS3 ' I , A 1' .I 1 1 . ,J f y ii ' , v 217 G . Miller M. Miller M. Miller K. Millsap G. Miner G. Mize J. Moorman B. Morgan J. Morris J. Morris R. Motz C. Mounday M. Murphrey J. Muschetto E. Muth K. Nabors J. Nagle S. Nash K. Neal V. Nelson K. Nelums V . N ettl eton C . N eusius C. Neuar C. Newman K. Novi C. Nunn P. O'Conners A. O'Connor B. O'Connor S. Oldham D. Olson J. Ostring M. Osuna A. Ottaviani D. Ottenhoff M. Pacini J. Pate D. Patzer T. Paul D. Peacock S. Pease B. Pellow S. Penn C . Petersen M. Pettij ohn N. Pettit R. Peurifoy M. Plett A. Porter B. Powers A. Preston T. Pryse T. Ramirez J. Rauwolf P. Reaksecker J. Reay A. Redono D. Reed G. Reed M. Resler D. Retzlaff L. Reynolds M. Rincon C. Roach R. Roberts J. Robinson R. Rodgers G. Rogers R. Rogers D. Romero M. Rose M. Ross S. Rossi D. Rouse N. Rowe W. Rowe T. Ryan D. Sabatka I. Sadler K. Sadler M. Saenz O. Saenz M. Sahota P. Sanborn C. Sanders R. Sanders W. Saner J. Santiago D. Sargent J. Sather D. Schmall S. Schuster B. Schutz T. Scott A. Scudder B. Seaton J. Seeger R. Sell S. Semrow B. Setzer L. Shackelford C. Shankles M. Shaw S. Shear j. Sherry P. Short J. Sidley L. Sisk C. Smiley L. Smith L. Smith su 3-53- 'SJ' f P V L. . W ia 5 F.. jf I '-1 A ff . 1: L. . - . ..-, , g 1 v S U i EY -' is ' ' ' R W. , . Q.. L5 X- E .I .. J M9 if X Y I V A .X fkis fk fXQ'ff?21ra?fF.L? f 'f fs! .- -. .I I Q 1 I' S H1 R -if? if ' . .- ' 1 L ' f . ' 9' fa L ' 1. ' L 'Q - f ,, S f , no 1... '4 I 5. a . 1 . Ar' 5 c mf X M 'l x . f 1 Rv 7.. F iff. Q ' I .,., .... 'gf 2 FRESHMEN gg K4 K . v- H ,lp 1 - 7' 4- S NE. W' . f Y. -L .Q . V U. ' ' ' T' 5 2 7 '31 ' 1' . ,Q if 1, , . . V V P -, V 25. - kr ' 1. Q ,Rn ' 'ia all cy S' 'L ,Q X v Q' lv H ' V 3 L M - L -fx' H ' ff . ' n X. 218 wil 4-.1 S I .3 I 1 I r H . K X JV 49. .R . V F .VE ji? . 5. J ' -.. .1 . , Q-4 3 ,KW I 1 . . I ni, W' XA! an , 1 -Q Kei...-f. T I FV ., 1, . I , 3 x .QLQJTQ g 1' M K W' 'Q'-A, X-41. ' Pvve' sg 1 'Y x'?if T ,. E' J . xx-,fl qu, , . , f nv-fn, Rx . R Kiln ,, --U , A ' T? 6 I ' 'V v- ..,. Y., P X -xx . .4 mf , .4 f Hifi fog: J.. iv,-Six! T X SY FRESHMEN li? T ,S :S YQ, ,J ff - A x f ' A Y. ,X J ' .1 gdb I - ,,, rd xx . , - , - Eff' - . 5 , 5 1 - - 1 J . H , . , 11511 N CP ' W - . .1 A. ' 5' S E' 1 t - Qi- ' , , ' 9, :-I , 2, Y- -. 1 'R T :Qi T 1 V. - l , ' Jim :L - ' , f ' . -' ,: 7' L- ' , ...., . if NU, 1 f l, 1 'levi f ,f 3 t-V J' - 4 A R J ' y X ' , f - 'F I H A , '- if il 1 219 Smith Smith Smith Sor ell e Sotelo Spear Staggs Stanaland Starr Stebbins Steck er Ste el e Ste enburg er Ste inke Stevens Stevens Stevenson Stockwell Stoddard Stotts Strosnider Sturgill Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Swan Swanson Switz er Tabor T addeo T addeo T agg art T arvis Taylor T aylor T aylor Theis Thom ps on Thomson Thor ell Thornton Thurston M . Tigner L Tipton Toland Traynor Turner Turner Turner Tuttle Tyner Uhlman Unden Vallincourt Vandercapellen V atal aro . Villarreal . Virgin Wanless Wann . Ward . Watson . Watson . Watson . Watts Webb Weich . We inm ann . Weir . Wenzek . Wherry . Whisler Whitak er White White White Vifhitney Wienhol z Wilfong Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Wilson Mlson Wilson . Wilson Winder Windham Wolf Woltmon Wommack Wood Wood Woodward Worley Worthington Wright Yeoman Young Young Z am pardi Z eissler Zimmer Zollner Zych ,. Riagg' -rg 3 9' xr gt T A , f 4 H wr' Q il 1 ' 1' n - iw-y ' ' ! . if I 1 . + 4, .W 'Wd' v ' 'fn' 41 A x N' il W 1 H Maze i N lm 4: 1' - ZW' , .J , , FPDS ta ,tax-'iii AJ' ,lit E.. HN . A 1- W , Q I ,, :H qi r A yffid in ' 5 f i 7 r A 4 t an if Q Y 47:14 T f x ix- I I ,.ll' 'I , 1 f:-s fig .smri ' - W .. , ' - Qi.. W . figs 'tai - I XS' Xfifgf. XV, , di 4' A 'L 5 , . L N-, Q J: J U' , 1-A N A I ' Ht 1' wg., 4 ,V yi -- A -eff' 220 First day in P. E. is always confusing ! CAMERA SH Y FRESHMEN Judy Berringer Carol Bolles Loreen Bratton Ronnie Bright Robert Browner Jack Chapman Robert Christopher Thomas Erickson Bette Fante lla Kaye Flannagan Daniel Fong Stephen Foster Joan Fravel Phyllis Garvin john Gentry janet Gibby Charles Hecla Larry Helmer Janet Houston Ted Jacobs Donald jakaboski Billy Kaestner Claudia King Gregory Lake Robert Lamb Pamela Libbee Cathy Morgan James Morrison Stanley Nickle Christopher Oldfield Donald Pearson Carla jean Phillips Margie Reid Richard Rhines Star Sacerich Richard Salas Margaret Sherry Kendel Shores Patricia Srnith Pedro Edward Souza Gloria Sprague Dale Suckow La Verna Welch Gail Whitney Rodney Windell Larry Woods ADS L M. Q'-ig. 'x A M , , :ag 'C X 7? 'V f :-Tia: - Qgxx ? A we 5 Section Editor - Cindy Phillips 2 Wx. ., Xi' -U , 4 dw. Nw., , .. 3 Q S QE c 1452 'f' ff fs ' 1511. r 0 223 SECURITY TITLE f INSURANCE Sacramento FREEPORT BLVD ESCROW OFFICE 5621 Freepert Boulevard QIQQQQQ-ug iiwmv E 5 -L-W K STRE 8 202 T OFFICE Str et C QAZL9' - M M, gg., gf, 411'-e:,.f-'Q-:4.f,t'15 Q1 gm v 2:1-'-f .Inf-' f ...Q ..,,,L- is We s -M ,:.,,w ' V: 3 VALLEY LAUNDERETTE SALON SUZANNE ROSEVILLE SQUARE SHOE REPAIR RALSTON 'S DRESS SHOP ROSEVILLE SQUARE BARBER SHOP ARDEN 'S DRESS SHOP J.M. MCDONALD 'S DEPT. STORE THRIFTY DRUG STORE DeVON .IEWELERS THE PIED PIPER TOYS AND GIFTS HEXOM 'S MEN 'S WEAR GALLENKAMP'S SHOES THE MODERN SHOPPING C I5 WARTENA PHOTO STUDIO SAFEWAY PLACER COUNTY TITLE COMPANY THE CLOTHES TREE SWANSON'S CLEANERS WELLS FARGO BANK DR. HANDY OPTOMETRIST HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP. WOOLWORTH 'S P AND L PAINT AND WALLPAPER ATWOOD'S UNION SERVICE HOUSE OF FABRICS ER FOR THE MODERN FAMILY 'Will' dwg ? EQ -gy fL':.,,:'T. A lui:-:.:f1:1E1E: III .EEEWSEELI fiI,5I5g'5gIili 125 I:?aa:1Q':.fs.. 21:3-133355513 111352215 1. ii2is:.i1f'5'eIai1115a. 11... 1 3152-1 1 ' 723:' 45E:E:I: .M ,,., .... , wszflm-3515111 w3:1EFQ:::.:'fL?3i3P' 2: 5 2 w3 'Z':i . - 1 1 Z. Li li' 5451 '- -1 255, PM i' fi ' i ' ' . . ,i qw.-, . ff: L, wa: is suites' 2 S1 A THE GRAND PRIX 'S Playing the greatest rock-n-roll, rhythm in blues, and surf music, available for dances of all types. For Information- call: Don Gee-725-4196 or Paul Kern- 967-4545 226 BONICELLVS MUSIC CO. 111 Vernon Street Roseville SU 3 3700 KLAMATH INVESTMENT CO. 6241 Sunrise Ave. Citrus Height HEHVENL9! 38825 CADDEL CHEVROLET 114 Vernon Street Roseville OK Used Cars New Cars Sz Trucks PAYLESS SUPER MARKET 6132 San juan Ave. Citrus Heights PA 5-2119 BRALEY AND GRAHAM BUICK 2200 Fulton Ave. Sacramento 444-6740 CITY OF RAMBLERS 2600 Fulton Avenue Sacramento IV 3-8491 :FW KINNEY SHOES 7812 Auburn Blvd. Citrus Heights 725-6752 J.M. MCDONALD DEPARTMENT STORE 424 RoseviT1e Square 55 833152 SUBURBAN MOTORS 2329 Fulton Avenue Sacramengo IV 3-6401 PA YLESS 6128 San juan Avenue Citrus Heights PA 5-2149 YO 7-8233 'Nw P' eV N WONDER BREAD 1324-26 Arden Way Sacramento WA 5-2738 ARDEN DODGE INC 2301 Arden Way Sacramento 5532 EL - V r H 1 'ii f DON 'S MAGIC FINGERS BEAUTY SALON SAN JUAN PHARMACY DOR ANN BEAUTY SALON 7529 Sunset Avenue 472S San juan Avenue Fair Oaks Fair Oaks 967-1201 Your Friendly Shop v 1 A F 'Jl.l..I...J H E E2 Q 5 Z r CALLAGHAN 'S DEPARTMENT STORE 10127 Fair Oaks Blvd. Fair Oaks YO 7 5479 CITIZEN 'S BANK OF ROSEVILLE 201 Vernon Street Roseville SU 2 2 08 S TRA YER 'S ELECTRONICS 7672 Greenback Lane Citrus Heights YO 7 3525 STARK'S PHARMACY 10131 Fair Oaks Blvd. Fair Oaks YO 7 576 BEAUTI FAIR SALON 7138 Auburn Blvd. Sacramento FIRESIDE LANES 7901 Auburn Blvd. Citrus Heights 4 R GENC O T. 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Iii' I if V z 'gf , 4 ifgfil gglpsja 'L ifw J' '1 fy 1, wr, I: . 1.1.1 fl +L' .I C PENNEY CO PHYLLIS FASHIONS 238 Vernon Street 2909 Pasatlempo Lane Rosevllle Town Sz Country Village Lanz Or1g1nals ROSEVILLE MEDICAL SALON DE LA CHAPPELLE 5329 Auburn Blvd. ROSEVILLE AUTO PARTS PLAZA BEAUTY SALON 110 Vernon Street 9346 Greenback Lane Roseville , 8 C 5 Orangevale 782-2174 ,ve-ff G40 ijpll A YU 8-2546 QA fra ' gk . i ISR fly - K M f WW, ,QV 'OA fc 'lg' KX' , WU? Q 28 if .88 -lv , Jx 9 . lf X8 QQBUDLQLQJRIVE-IN CLEANERS x . xv ' Q IL JU 431,20 Q59 Qoggki-4,7Uxv 323 Judah Street U ' X5 Roseville l ' .1 X9 Q- Ax G,-be-f SU 2-6528 - nfl uf Qvwxxtqb-are L' l 40 Q8 11 i 1 PA TRONS Ruth Bicknell Woman's Shoppe 207 Vernon Street Roseville SU 3-4626 Bishop's Union Service 7911 Auburn Blvd. Citrus Heights PA 5-6101 Bob's Cycle Center 10112 Fair Oaks Blvd. Fair Oaks YO 7-5163 Bob's Richfield Service 4907 Auburn Blvd. Sacramento 332-5804 Brown's Hardware Si Variety 4819 Auburn Blvd. Dr. Marshall B. Buckner Optometrist 8516-B Auburn Blvd. Sacramento Citrus Heights PA 5-3252 E-Z Appliance, T.V. Cochrauds and Furniture Chapel of the Roses 10140 Fair Oaks Blvd. Funeral Directors Fair Oaks Roseville YO 7-3639 YO 7-3622 Foothill Auto Supply Automotive Parts, Supplies and Equipment 4914 Auburn Blvd. Freway Feed 81 Seed 8600 Auburn Blvd. Citrus Heights Sacramento PA 5-7221 ED 2-1564 - ED 2-4486 24 JCQJIWIILIJAJ W '1 jilcw T ,ag n I U if A N ' W if igjiffg ,MHSQQ ,ff if fp 5313 aiixsszfsfare ut QW Oiihfb fl fly cl , 1 CRI?-i5??51 ,fu in -12? 1 ff Gives persona flilervice to your car by SU L, W J jx , W1 U 0 X, A 16 I uf V 2 . 1 . .YJ 1 . 1 ', A 1, I 1 I XL Z, 117,161 fl' ynlo IL J if ul W -QI: 'fd la IJ! dui r' Ll jo Kon GE e- my I-agen Motor Sales QQ wp g51S!l'ub B7 W 1' 40 Fulton Avenue ,, Civ us i htjg , A NM Sacramento T A yi 72 J JL, 483-9563 1 Milf M 11 it f , AL, n , J? if ' 1 jf U 1 if P I Qylle n 's 181 HOutlet f s a Boys' Wear 1319 Del Paso Blvd. fd! og etilquare Nor7tI1jXS521cg.'517n?3ento ,f if o evi e - J A fj it ff I L J 13654asaiiifffgzesifsgtice 53153353 YU 5-4411 For the finest in bowling Little Giant Market 7823 Fair Oaks Blvd. Carmichael IV 7-1001 L- I North Highland's Pharmacy 5600 Watt Avenue North Highlands ED 2-4420 44 C7 Wx, ii- xii e-5 , R Patlor Cleaners 4920 Auburn Blvd. Sacramento ED 2 - 1285 39-sa f 'fe Kaitli- 3 gg Sacram g 1 332-545 XY. 5 Best Wishes to the San juan Spartans Price 81 Shoemake Northridge Funeral Service Citrus Heights -S so 1-Q 5?-far ss i921 2 A ,. Sacramaifn-Sporti Coods 6307 Fair aiks B d. C? N Carmi ael XM,- ' IV 3'-99 Sorrento Italian Kitchen 5938 Madison Avenue Carmichael 331-3310 Van's Market 9396 Greenback Lane Orangevale 988-1739 Art 81 Dottie's Ranch Cafe 6233 Auburn Blvd. Citrus Heights PA 5-2711 Bud's Cleaners 323 Judah Street Roseville SU 2-6528 Cottage Bakery 6350 Fair Oaks Blvd. Carmichael All bakery goods fresh daily Diamond National Corp. 965 Riverside Avenue Roseville SU 3-8173 Your home's best friend 245 ?,lP515ul'sErnitureg-Liucfibkgrg C5-f' ta 501 AE? Bivg fi 5' 5 o 5 X E fig 36? y X f . o t ' harm Harris Rental Service 1 5 Auburn vd. 8441 Auburn Blvd. Sacra to PA 5-5422 ED 0 1 Phil--Class '35 , ' Dean--Class '66 Hil1's Pharmacy h 7721 Fair oaks Bivd. I J J Honey-Dip Doughnuts 1 521 Old Auburn Road ' Carmichael ' Cjltdnyds Ijleights IV 3-4916 V! WU ' -W 9 ,MMM W A V! A , I iff, Q!! Kuhlman's Ph rl llc 01, Aa' r Ftyizigral me 1 321 Vernon ree , 4 giglas eet f 1 Of' Ro e e R 'evil 1 f 1141! 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R. fRa Walker Roofin 7971 Auburn Blvd. 7555 Twin ks Avenue Citrus Heights Citrus I-I ' hts PA 5-6151 PA 5-755 Western Auto Associate Store Ruth Bicknell 8891 Greenback Lane Woman's Shoppe Orangevale 207 Vernon Street Roseville SU 3-4626 Foothill Pharmacy 5315 Auburn Blvd. Sacramento ED 2-6001 f i I 247 The End! As the 1964 Seniors graduate and the members of each class approach their final stages of education at San juan, their patterns for the future have begun to materialize. College is the goal for manyg while others seek different avenues of endeavor. Although they each go their own separate ways , they will never forget the opportunities offered by San juan in helping them choose their, Education for Living. On behalf of the 1964 Greenback Notes, I would like to express our deepest appreciation to the following people, who have helped to make this year's annual, Education for Living , a great success. Mr. Relfe W. Leavitt--Principal Mr. Larry A. 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