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

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and Senior years will be as enthusiastic It is the earnest hope of the officers that and fruitful. all these members remain at our beloved The following is the class roll of this school and be together at a 'brilliant gqradu largest of the four classes at San Juan. ation in I937. HJ: E 'J Anderson, Frances Astle, Mary Ball, Velma Bieth, Rose Borsberry, Alberta Caldwell, Delilah, Caskey, Marian Carey, Carmine Cohen, Cleo Doll, Evelyn Eaton, Peggy Filcher, Jeanne Arend, Harry Behncke, Bill Blanchard, John Blunk, Paul Bolles, Leland Broadley, Joe Buletti, Edgardo Cable, Vernon Call, Gordon Cameron, Clarence Cannon, Joe Cavalli, Joe Codina, Joe ' Codina, Tony SOPHOMORE GIRLS Gibbons, Elsie W f Gilmore, Marilyn Graham, Vera Graves, Alois Graves, Dorothy li ,I-laislip, Dorothy Harper, Gladys Hauptman, Tillie , I rx L Hauser, Freda Holford, Oretha Howard, Phoebe Krause, Leora 'N ' Lopez, Iris Q Maloney, Nina Jeans Miller, Frances Mueller, Annie Neuerburg, Carol, xl' 0'Branovich, Mary Orsi, April Phillippe, Virginia Poissant, Virginia , Rhinesmith, Wilma Rogers, Eileen Ross, Shirley Shultz, Phyllis Shumate, Ida Mae SOPHOMORE BoYs Davies, Richard Davis, Boyce Davis, Robert Dickson, Dick Duncan, Dave Dundee, Chris Edgett, Charles Epling, Wallace Fulkerson, P. Gillett, Clifford Green, Bernard Greenhalgh, Dale Gum, Irving Heath, Carl Homer, Cyril Kennedy, Whitney Lewis, Mayo Lord, Edgar Mathieson, Melvin Manhart, Kenneth Mclfeown, Donald McLean, Douglas Miller, George Montgomery, Edwin Moulton, Edmund Mulch, Wayne Owen, Elwin Piiru, James Plummer, David Ricketts, Ralph w. x 4 ismith, Gretchen Studt, Margaret H Terry, Ozelle N Thomas, Doris Thompson, Ruth ' Tomich, Eleanor Wallace, Maxine Wallner, Audria Wartell, Jeanne Warner, Dorothy Wildberger, Lois Zahara, Annie Rowland, Bill Saree Ram, John Schanz, Charles Schultz, John Sears, Bill Smiley, Lowell Smith, Robert Spiers, Arthur Stocker, Robert Tomich, Quenton Urakawa, Heroshi Weber, Sidney Whitsell, Robert Williamson, Bob Sev enteen Tw

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The Sophomores OFFICE-RS First Semester Second Semester LOWELL SMILEY ..............,.. . .....,.. President ,......, ...,.. Q UENTIN Toivucr-1 JOE MURRAY BROADLEY .,.. .,.... Vice-President ...... ..........,... L owE1.L SMILEY JEANNE FILCHER ...,........,... ..,,,,., S ecretary ....,.,, ...,,, N INA JEAN MALQNEY EILEEN ROGERS ....... ....... T reasurer ........ ..,,,...,,,.. P AUL BLUNK ELEANOR TOMICI-I ..,.,..., .,,...,... R eporter ........... ...,...,... E EEANOR Toivucn VERA GRAHAM .......,...,.,,..,..t........,..... Historian ,....,.,...,. .,,..........,.,,,. V ERA GRAHAM JoE MURRAY BROADLEY... .....,,. Council Representative .,,,.,,.,,, JoE MURRAY BROADLEY ADVISORS Miss M. HENCH MR. R. G. LAWRENCE HIS YEAR the Sophomores have accomplished much. Under the leadership of very capable officers, they have carried on all their activities with a fine spirit of enthusiasm. When the Student Body Program was presented in October, the Sophomores were one of the hits of the evening. Their little play, Dress Rehearsal, which was directed by Miss l'-lench, brought gales of laughter from the audi- ence. This Class of 1937 has much dra- matic talent, indeed-so their class activi- ties for their Junior and Senior years are awaited with great anticipation by their schoolmates. On November 24, l934, was the first big event, the annual Sophomore l-lop. A Spanish theme was chosen and carried MR. G. I-IALI. Miss I-I. ORE-1.1.1 out in a very brilliant manner. The audi- torium was transformed into a beautiful Spanish garden, and overlooking the gar- den were many colorful balconies. The feature of the evening was the singing of Spanish serenades by a beautiful senorita CNina Jean Maloneyl. With the largest enrollment of any class in San Juan, the Sophomores have been outstanding in all school activities. In every sport they have won honors. Many, too, are enrolled in the Honor Scholar- ship Society, proving their mental, as well as physical, alertness. In the operetta, Polished Pebbles, they also played im- portant roles. The Class of '37 has truly exemplified the spirit of this Age of Recovery, and it is their earnest hope that their Junior l Sixteen

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The Freshmen OFFICE-RS DICK HINZE ,....A. .................. .......... P r esident WADE PI-IELPS ..,..,,, ..... V ice-President FRANK KACETA ,,,,,,,,, ........., S ecretary ALLEN STONESIFER ...,.. ............ T reasurer MARJORIE YARNELL ,,,..,. .,.... S tudeni Council KENNETH BONHAM ......,,,......,.............. ..,....... H istorian ADVISORS MR. A. L. PRICE MISS D. ARMSTRONG N the tenth day of September, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and thirty-four, a great horde of very green Freshies stormed the famous halls of San Juan. They were soon seized, however, by the unmerciful Seniors, who marched them into the assembly with trousers wrong side out, shirts wrong side front, shoes on wrong feet, and with green complexions crimsoned with a surplus of lipstick and rouge. This great horde suffered another hu- miliation at the hands of the more power- ful Sophomores when they met on the field of battle and struggled for the title of winner on the day of the Freshmen- Sophomore Scamper. They were given an opportunity, however, to reveal their won- derful abilities as musical and dramatic artists at the Freshman Reception on Sep- tember 2 l st. Miss M. BERCKHAN Miss E. FITCH When the Student Body presented its program, the returns of which were to help defray the expenses of the yearbook, this large group of Greenies conscripted their scattered ranks and fought with un- tiring spirit, which, together with the Co- operation of lVlr. Price and their president, enabled them to win the ticket selling con- test. As a premium they were granted their section in the GREENBACK NoTEs. It was due to the splendid direction of Miss Fitch that the Freshmen's contribu- tion to the Student Body Program, Sauce for Goslingsf' was such a success. They continued to uphold their glory by also winning the ticket selling contest for the Senior play, Whimsy. Their reward gave the treasurer a responsibility. We must congratulate the Greenies who played on our football teams, for we all know that a good beginning warrants I Eighteen