San Juan Union High School - Greenback Notes Yearbook (Fair Oaks, CA)

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Perhaps Leland was treated a bit roughly 'Il Senior Class ' of 1935 C ' l 'L l r fx i ' -J C IIAIUJYEI FW APUKLIN' LEHLAIWD AILASEI 1KSTIJ3 BAXLIYVVIN STEVE CHARLES DONALD BAIMXNEHC BAIVFELLS BEDUWETT THEDA WILLIAINI RICHARD CAlJ1 CASTEPT CODBLAN BEHWA. IQEPUYETII PEXEGY COLODIBO COPREN CORKETT September, l 4, N the morning of l93l, we-the Class of l 935--enrolled at San Juan. The first two weeks were rather diflicult for some of us, but we were well repaid 'by the Freshman Recep- tion for all the hard knocks and slams of the upper-classmen. Ninety-seven Fresh- men were there-right on the clot, for you see, we were very much afraid of the Seniors and what they might try to do if some did not babies were toys -- rattles, After a short N orlon-later led us in some show up. Anyway, 97 present with their various dolls, balls, bottles, etc. initiation in which Tom our school yell leader- yells, we had a short pro- gram. Kathleen Edge!! fwho left school during her Junior year to get marriedl, and Mary lllay War'd sang a duet. As a thrilling climax to our evening's merri- ment, our President, Leland Baldwin, was taken for a ride in a perambulator. Seven l ' X that night, 'but it was all worthwhile, for now he is the honorable Editor of GREEN- BACK Norris. Alva Saul was Vice-President of the Freshman Class, and now you can see him out in the pitcher's box on the base- ball diamond. Ruth M orlep, the Class Historian, is now Associate Editor of the GREENBACK NOTES. Our advisors for the year l93l-32 were Mrs. Gladys Wallace and Mr. G. P. Nixon. Our loyal officers who led our class for l932-33 were: Betty Cowan, Presidentg folrnnie Cowan, Vice-Presidentg Lisle Selby, Secretaryg Robert Hauser, Treas- urerg Cerlrudc Sioui, Historian: Miss E. Clarlg, Mr. E. E. Snyder, Mr. C. Paine, Advisors.