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

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Fine Arts Culture, An one? -- To learn of culture and to create are two of the golden oppor tunities offered to persons interested in the field of fine arts. Whether study is confined to the classroom and great world literature and theory, or expanded into extracurricular acti- vities giving a chance for artistic expression, satisfaction is possible. Learning a difficult passage brings self satisfaction to musicians. Creating a finished piece of work through journalism or art media brings self-confidence and enjoy- ment. Acting or even helping in a play brings joy-after the curtain descends for the last time. Culture is enjoyable-and Spartans lmow it! Mis Martin accepts Lhe full praise of the Christmas Concert audience for the Mixed Chorus. Yearbook Journallsm at worl Preparing for the first-night play.

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Ta, Q! 4 4 fzm? .-Q., I Tom Thorton LLI1 SOLID GOLD CADIL Left-Rlta Schur prepares art for the 5? 1 ner's art contest.

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Reverent Moments And Services Happiness Is Doing A Good Deed! Students offer assistance through various As Bev Yeoman of the Hospitality Committee arranges with Mrs. Mulch, financial secretary, for flowers, so do San Juan Cadets serve the school by serving at Spar- tan athletic and social functionsg service with a smile and without pay! campus organizations, activities, and indi- vidual initiative: Cadets, Spartanettes, the Safety Council's programs, Campus Clean Up , and the Hospitality Committee. These groups, however, are but a means to an end-personal fulfillment. Outside of school, Spartans use church, Y. M. C. A. groups, car clubs , work ex- perience, and individual pursuit to help themselves get what they want out of life and to experience as much emotions as possible. Happiness is not only doing a good deed, it is doing it Well.