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

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.4 .-4 am' ,... al 45 Q: 'ii 'Q i ,.--3 I M lu lc lc Lf' 1 Sn M3 1 r STUDENT COUNCIL Smliul, frff In riglvl: nl. Vihnaniaker, Rcporterg D. Mapel, Advertiserg I. Neronde, Yell Leaderg C. Rasinussen, Yell leader: N. Vfallner. Yell Leader: T. Zanze, Treasurerg I.. Campoy, Boys' Repre- sentative: B. Niooney. Reporierg D. Krebs, Vice-President: V. Zanve, Sophomore President. Sfizmliug, fi'-ff In rlgfil: P. Scott, junior President and Commissioner of Ifntertainmentg I.. Hayes. Commis- sioner of lintertninnient: T. Tomiclt, Senior Presidentg S. Peck, Vice President. Inf! In rilqfitr I7, Rice. Second Semester President: C. Milly, Second Semester Secretaryg I.. Roark, I-irsz Semester Secretary: S, jenkins, Iiirst Semester President. Slllllll lillillllllilll The Student Council is composed of student body officers. class presidents. and representatives of both the Girls, and Boys' Leagues. The student governors this year were very active in doing all they could to make school more pleasant for the Sim Juan students. One ofthe main tasks ofthe Council is to distribute Student Body funds among the various teams and groupsg namely. to balance the budget. This usually causes a local Battle of the Sexesy' and this year proved no exception. Other duties are to advertise school events, report the results of our games to the newspapers. sponsor programs and to provide entertainment during Student Body meetings. This year's council feels confident their successors will carry on the same cooperative work.

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X-'WV Ps X .I Top Ron, lrf! In rigfrl: IS. tlansen, Presidentg A. Freid, Secretary: K. Kelly, Secreraryg IJ. Nlnpel. President. liulfnm Rnu: Nliss liercklmn, Dean of Girls: V. Violent, Vice-Presidem: IS. Arelier, ilireasurerg N. Nelson, Vice-Presideritg O. hlamewn, Treasurer. EMS! Mill The annual Hi Jinx, held in November, was the first item on the Girls' Leagues list of activities to be given this year. The theme was Nationali- ties,H and Cllie Mae Fogle was awarded first prize for the best Costume of the evening. The other item on the list was the annual Mothers' Tea in May. A short fashion show was given by the girls in the sewing Classes and a program was also presented. Due to the shortage of sugar, no refreshments were served. Every girl at San juan belongs to the Girls' League and much of its success is due to the capable leadership of Miss Marjorie Berekhan, Dean of Girls.