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

Page 29 text:

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

Page 28 text:

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? '

Page 30 text:

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