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

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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

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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

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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