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

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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.

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Hard Work-The Reality Midnight in Though having fun goes along with being in high school, so does hard work! As every quarter goes by , more books pile up in lockers, more students stay after school, the library is used more often, and Llk more often turns to last minute notebooks and finals. Report cards come bringing pride to some, for others a resolution to do better. When the school year is o er, all fun is shadowed by the hours of hard work and w r mat Xia Steve Hansen, Rick Steuble, Terry Ford, Berkeley representing San Juan as a confer- and Mr. George Miller talk about their ence for Honors students. trip to the University of California at , Chemistry requires Sue Stratton 's concen tration. My ire., f-1 'lj'-L -: ' -'-1 -Q -I 'Lug A ' 1-if j .4 -,F ! -- 52 ' 42' 1 The typical situation: working on a test with a teacher looming above.