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

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Birds of a Feather .... . . . SAN JUAN CHAPTER oT The Quill and Scroll, lnTernaTional Honorary SocieTy Tor High School JournalisTs, was creaTed De- cember ll, I933, when The naTional headguarTers granTed a charTer Tor The organizaTion. The esTablishmenT oT The local chap- Ter came aTTer our newspaper had been recognized as giving suTTicienT impeTus To The work. The oTTicers Tor This year are: Nina jean Maloney, PresidenTg Annie Mueller, Vice President jnne Wright, SecreTary-Treasurer: Mr. R. G. Lawrence, FaculTy Advisor. CharTer members, Taken inTo The organizaTion in Janu- ary, i934-, were: Elna Johnson, Virgil Eindley, Ed ScoTTen, Neil Wilson, ArThur Logan, Bernice Lyons, and Edward Howard. The nexT group To come in were: Leland Baldwin, Ramona Nay, HaTTie Holland, and June WrighT. Nina Jean Maloney was admiTTed aT The end oT her Sophomore year. This year Bill Marsh, Mabel BaTeman, Marian Caslcey, Muriel Maddoclcs, John SerTich, Velma Ball, and Annie Mueller were admiTTed To membership. Several oTher members oT The paper sTaTT have been eligible in The pasT, buT did noT avail Themselves oT The opporTuniTy To become mem- bers. Sponsoring The annual Press BangueT has been one oT The big acTiviTies oT The organizaTion. This year The chapTer is also conducTing The spring regional convenTion oT The NorThern Cali- Tornia High School Press AssociaTion. LasT spring The oTTicers visiTed Placer Union High School and insTiTuTed The Placer Chap- Ter and iniTiaTed The members. The work was puT on as a special assembly Tor The enTire sTudenT body. i ' 'O ....14...

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The Engineers .... T ...... AS NO ONE would dream oT building a bridge wiThouT a plan, so in building up a year-book iT is equally necessary To map ouT a Tixed course. This brings TorTh numerous inTeresTing problems To The ediTor and sTaTT, and each experience is anoTher riveT in The sTrucTure. This is The ThirTeenTh annual ediTion oT Greenback NoTes g iT is a lucky ediTion. The number oT publicaTions has increased yearly, and we hope ThaT This issue will be a banner one. Through The adverTising secTion and Through assessmenTs on or- ganizaTions, The yearbook has paid Tor iTselT. Our Theme varies each year, noT only To educaTe The subscribers on ThaT parTicular subiecT buT To give sTudenTs in arT and liTeraTure a chance To show Their abiliTy. In building a bridge, The engineer realizes ThaT every parT oT iTs consTrucTion is work, buT The pleasure lies in seeing iTs daily growTh. We have shared This pleasure in creaTing our Bay Bridge issue oT 'Greenback NoTes , and iT is our hope ThaT all TuTure ediTors and co-workers oT This publicaTion will enioy The same cooperaTion and creaTive ioy. A The Cable Spinners ..... . Wl-lEN The Spartan TirsT made iTs appearance Tour years ago, iT was a mimeographed paper. For The pasT Three years, however, iT has been published in The school prinT shop which is now equip- ped wiTh a linoType. During The TirsT Three years oT iTs exisTence, There were weekly issues: now iT is issued every Ten days. Three years ago, The Spartan TirsT sponsored The selecTion oT All League Teams in baseball, baskeTball, and TooTball. ConTinuing This selecTion, The sTaTT Tinds ThaT The various schools eagerly awaiT The rewarding oT cerTiTicaTes To The Team members. CourTland expressed iTs enThusiasm Tor The All League selecTion by giv- ing one page oT The CourTland yearbook To The All League Teams. Bill Marsh and Mable BaTeman led The Tollowing Spartan delegaTes who aTTended The NorThern CaliTornia Press Conven- Tion aT Chico in November: Jeanne STark, Velma Ball, Annie Mueller, Marian Caskey, Evelyn Doll, and Gladys Brien. Mr. Law- rence, The advisor, was unanimously elecTed p-residenT oT The associaTion. ln The classiTicaTion oT sTudenT prinTed high school papers, The Spartan raTed second place. I Those who became ac- Tive Quill and Scroll members This year are: Annie Mueller, John SerTich, Velma Ball, Mabel BaTeman, and Marian Caskey. ' ' 'iii'T 'ii ' f

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Splermen . .......... . THE GIRLS' HI Y sTands for all ThaT is fine and worfhwhile. Like a perfecT bridge, iT has been planned and builded on a firm foun- dafion. IT develops in iTs members sfrong characfers, high ideals, and a desire To make Themselves useful in The world. During The pasT year, The girls have been inTeresTed in many worfhy proiecfs. AT Chrisfmas Time, They spenT an enioyable evening aT The home of Alois Graves, wrapping candy for The San Juan Chrisfmas Parfy. The purpose of This parTy is To provide boxes of clofhes and Toys for The needy families of The disTricT. Alfhough They have performed many deeds of service, The girls have sponsored several social evenfs. also. They held a cosfume parTy during The monTh of Ocfober, aT which all The new officers were pre- senT: Gretchen Smith, Presidenfg Delilah Caldwell, Vice Presi- denT7 Nina jean Maloney, Secrefaryg Tillie Hauptman, Treas- urerg Betty Hixson, Reporferg Miss Ruth Spiers, Sponsor. The Hi Y and The Jr. Red Cross sponsored a Hard Times Day in Febru- ary when The enTire school enioyed a day of wholesome fun. ln February, Too, a dignified inifiafion ceremony was held. The high ideals of The club were sfressed, making a deep imp-ression on all presenT. Many of The members affended The Hi Y Convenfion aT Richardson Springs where They had an opporfunify To meef The girls from oTher schools and To discuss wiTh Them The problems of The day. The Hi Y is, indeed, a boon Tor The modern girl. Jusf as The Bay Bridge will faciliTaTe our passage from one busy ciTy To anofher, so The Hi Y aids iTs members as They pass from one period of life To anoTher--from girlhood To womanhood. He... f fre- '5..f ' - --