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

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1948 volume:

greenLaCL Wofed Published Annually by the SENIOR CLASS of SAN JUAN HIGH SCHOOL Fair Oaks, California l 1I1ll Ill! I Qt 1. 'I 4 sf Hya 'z 'Jn Ni gig aww, . ,WW f f,f ,.E,sff5'1 2, F in Li? I 'W ,,.,,,,, k lf'5 Wgwf' . W W! if 0 mo Gnd Drclr K H ICLZDJS bwere hnof Wl7ne55ZdY 'rfalgcand sgnng wee pres u f lon capabllmes e Sflldent council wlll aytesthe swden' 9 Paul Wham and Phyllus Doty sprung president and secretary lik Left to nght Audrey Hutchlnson Duane Raymond Barbara Craug Vance Hansen Bob Hmsey Buster Bllss Mr Price Jlm Estelle Loyd Darden Rodney Blunk Sam Kmr Shnrley Dale Irene McGulrk 775, K ! K Q , , , a 1 , r ' , sit K 9 I B b S H . b , H I r . ' , ' ' ' to fh 5, were efficient officers and natural leaders. O ,. 5' 71- 5 1 A ,QA .A A 5 ' , mar? ' , ll A rf 1 V PM ,.,. 1 'if I ' Q . ., ' 'V : . I , X I if, , I ,, i f ' X , X -..M-,ef A' : A ' U I l I I I I I I ' . I . I rs Sally Kelsoe ' W I Q ' M - l ' 4- ' . Mvncger D' k -I f ,ff Q. i Bus Bliss, Business IC Kelly, Editor i Bob Small 3 irq. ' uc rmwigl '- Wni,, Phyllis Doty Sally Kelgoe was on did much . f e f mighty honzyfhe COPY w0,il 3:5 leading od sell on proof read. her C-one ers, She I -ng, 99 Prep A3 ca Uso me in ,i Myrle Miner Diane Raymond Buster Bliss, here in his element Csurrounded by prefty galsj slaves over the accounfs. He's assisted ' ' ' V' ' n Parks. by an active Iunior member, Irene McGuirk, and our girl Friday, :via is Q , ff,v I , l Shirley Da v Jerry Henc al l Ly A 11:50 , 5' ' Q. ,. I . I4 -.Li-if 1 f'-21+ Margie Hub 15 Shirley John 6 Mx s ,yy X L Vivian Par 4 V. Nell Muell J P lp would In 1.1 I 5 ll 1 Or tg fo -7 -in Off C 'lffbl AC' ff 'wfbm 6 ffynw hui, lnlx ilqd Mnatcd t dom and g to d n trry Htntken was nexer stumped for a las PS that mbe o ut out He sttmtd to turn :htm out by tht patts most I but llns 'lrtxstlt tyt often htlpttl yt oltlt ttlltor mlkt Our at 1 dlfhtult detlslon Staff There ns much dnfltrtnce of opxmon as to what the mnual surf does extry hfth ptrnocl The fatultx thmks ut do notlnn, but tonttnt mttht tls of ttttlnw, our frxtncls t of l 'slr Btrxxlth thmks vxt do nothmt but mlkt n nxt tht stutltnts thmk wt dp nothmg., Ind wt thmk vtt tlo nothlm, txtept work Vt must ltlmxt th1t some of our tnmt ns spent ln tht pursuit of plstlmts oth r thln pntturts mtl lnouts but w luws tlut to tht UDLLJSIRKL, tflorts antl prtddlngs of our d shmg betv. een d r nm hstcllc kept busy ma and Feature Sportsh lto d the staff roo y alendar hxs C ch s office an mg to body HV l lrrtplntablt Nlxss Xlmtr vxe hut suttttclttl nn ttttmg out 1 book suth as lt 5 Tht stuff ulsht to th1nk Nlxss Nluelltr who dtspltt .1 tlmtrl thlt rtfusttl to ss nthromit vuth tht flash ktpt on untll we hnd tnouth plttures to fill up tht book Htrt thtn ns the result of our tombmtd efforts V5 c hope you Int. I 1 Ihsllzs Duty and Shnrlt Dale 5 t1r prnzt Sm s f I pcm m0St of then: tzme hldl P rom the calendar edntor d LII' SUQ W55 Nevertheles We th: k an giggling over ptr txtra snap pages n they turned out some gl ttfflliob Small kCPi busy gry 1 an up to date we vw mth the ad far Crt the senmrs happ bhad the :remand U Y Yspfu, fuk of P I 'Us th ke looks on Mtha I the A1115 sport 011' names CO!'I'8Cg1 epmg 3 5 ,V a a sympathetlc ject Here Edrtor Dick Educ f Y AFL Hub As you look through this year's annual, you will often see the beaming face of Doris Graves, thespian, athlete, leader, and scholar delux. Taking an active part in all of our activities, Doris spent many hours on extra curricular work and then wandered home to do her homework. She must have done it very well, because she received the highest marks of any members of the grad- uating class. Congratulations to the '48 Valedictorian. Theresia Reimers, who has a continuous record of very high grades throughout her four years at San juan, receives one of the three scholarship awards. Besides her schol- astic record, Theresia has compiled an impres- sive array of dramatic accomplishment, both as an actress and as a student director. She has taken an active participation in all of the Thcspian and Honor Scholarship activities. body Pres' - dent spring SCU aids Paul Wham f e of our GW I - ' t 0 Oil ident, is the reclglenlfg sense of good Sports- hip. au . h years for leaderS d in his I fee manshiPv Perhaps lean: him a perfect ch01Ce fvarsity' athletic? ma e His 6XPeflence 3 0 en!S- v - res- ghe stu l unto! P to lead .ce President and ll decisions soPhom01'ehXT d him in the difhcu K also CPC ideni . facing mm' 5. l ' his Year's drame' recewes I . Larry hdicciiiciiaugh he has done no little . C . ' tic awar . sf of his time ,mount of acting, hi spent 31130 brush. Very 'h a hammer an 3 P f ears wit l b ate sets in the last ew Y few of our C 3 or ' handi- h the results of I-3ffY 5 have not 5 own hours bf- work, as he has spent many' lonS hind the scenes. If an all-around award were given, Nancy Graham might easily be our choice. Nancy is the first girl in many years to walk off with the science award. Outdistancing her male competitors in both chemistry and physics, she also took four years of mathematics. Not content with one award, she took a scholarship award and one of the girls' athletic awards. Iii Charlie Duncan gets our first leadership award. His natural sense of humor and good judgement have made him a leader in all of his four years. Freshman class president, sophomore representative, commissioner of entertainment honor scholarship, student body president, and an active part in basket- ball and track for four years are but a few of his accomplishments. W T Mooney Principal R B Armstrong Mathematics Marlorle Berclmhan Dean of Girls Home Nursing Clothing Clarence Berwith General Science , .- , A 'w ff' f Lucille Bianchi Girls' P. E. World History Marc Brann Mechanical Drawing Shop Mathematics Ross Clover Boys P E Jack Fox Boys P E General Science Leslie Gordon Biology Physiology Ar lucy Grimmesy English E A Hansen Life Problems Civics Shirley Hewitt English Public Speaking Edwin Hoag Commercial Subpects Music Macldux Hogan W. F. Hunter Chemistry Physici as 4 I Charles Lipson Languages Commercial Arithmetic Faculty Edwm McArthur Reguslrar U S Hlsfory Myrle Miner Counselor Engllsh Nell Mueller Arts Crafts louise Newsome Engllsh Clofhlng Paul Palazzo Counselor U S Hlslory Salesmanslup Typmg Ardaih Prlce Vnce Prmclpul Counselor Agrnculture Algebra 1. Esther Price TYPIHQ Business Engllsh Benlamm Reams Aulo Mechanncs C W Dovnd Run: Wood Shop laurel Rlzzu Foods -A . fy.- e H , v 4 ' , ,ASX Barbara Shomate G s P E Ak. Frances Van Tlger English Charles Walker Counselor English Chonr Alexandra Warren Llbrarlon Lohn ll w Delbert Wulluamson Commercual Sublects atv J Florence Zarcone Counselor Maihemahcs TX . .4 V ' irl ' . . . he ' W 1-'f 7 X l ig. V - u ' 'K . , , msd l, if A 4 ,VA ' C, wal, ,C A . I . . Q 4 V W ' r- l 6 . , g '- Seniors 4hw ' Jean Alman 'Wu 16-60-fb' fm f'14,N7,vm,b., Mldoru Arase 77014 7! Robert Aronstem fioldf Co l Mae Astle Barbara Ath y 1947 6' 'ru Charloiie Badeker 77914 X30-ms-Q 6,-do-7.44, John Budeker Beverly Ballnff 47Qu.6fL,f'4fsLx9w 1fw,f62d.f,,,4x3.44awg 1 E Florence Behm me f4W,74....,z-I lgaowfqfwl Phnl Baker 531 1555: Dolly Bates Donald Bell Jacqure Beck Ronald Bell i Bob Bellue Roger Bergthold leo-s.u-dlp .loan Bndwell -rw., uf-mf,-JJ.. Girls' gym classes were never by any mea semors knew The newest and wlfhest pokes ns boring, smce we r', , ' 'F' sB' R wr s Y R rrrrr, ,Jia ' My rr.r y I R, I T s 1 we , R ' i f . ,e.: ' in 'T ,,. in , if B if A f'., , b lyr yy Alyge 2 f A 2? ,V,-,,l :-, ll . r A yx ! g. V4, V- sir s ww , -I ' f E4 A A V 5 V Q H .3 lBae if A s sr rf , ,v'- L l l u Je. . V ,V :E-Ts. 7 , hy -41' if . I 5 . QM. B f Sherman Bliss nrfjnv 03'-170 Harry Blough 'F s Rodney Blunk 191 Cl441L Imogene Breeden ,Vue 7 CK, Ralph Breeden Dons Broclxmon 71414 l4fa.M.4M, nyc? Eleanor Brown Q1 V Delbert Brunson Rnchard Bryant On any sunny day members of the Block could be seen cuthng up on their bench whnch was badly ln need of repairs Phyllis Bush Wllberi Butcher Leslle Cable 614-7lf-4-lc. Susne Cam -W6lviU 7'l-fl, 'if Bull Campbell it 404-CL-'4,1,4-1, C A 5 4 , if , X' 1 U ,V.? fb 7' QJ all V lwzwzu E . ' ,. df? L 1 fl 9' I 2 ,N 2 t lagged f 49 Er 1 ,r X 'fe 1 ix . ,, Q- ff 781 liwevf gs 41,-.wwf r y 3 until , K f l . X Ill ,,W,, ,, . . '21-f Bnllne Campbell WW 41 E,.,,.,,., Olnve Canady The office gurls were very helpful an many different way Xu 'x Clyde Cassady Bob Coffmg ,Jag 4,Z..AAfw4,CAf Clara Clfby om Corothers f9MMv'ffMf+ 'kv I-UVVY Clmbome Wanda Cowsert 'x .n Marolyn Crowdls Jean Cupps 714 !94ML 7?U4,bv C1xv'w44f44,L Shnrley Dale Phyllus Doty 77114 GL:,VL14, Qwfffff mu IUMA! ff: W M al-'14-A1787-fj7v1,4.i-4,-x..L W m mm H4 l . ,g, ' ' ' I ,. VV : Vatu A ' 4 . . . . S. I ,UA l l' Q 4, A , f 4 ? I , y pw? W . X K ,Fa . Y 1 . rf , ' Q' Q19 6' . I ' y Bl: ' if 17 ' T - mu. W I H . A J f '- ,H . f X R yqry W M ' IU 1A2ffMfV 'd , r ' , ' , 2' ML Ta Nell 6 Epps Velma Ferrlll 77910 Wdhacllgf I-Jae Charles Duncan Earl Edwards 'RG- Katy Ell att nflfu fe'-6fJA,L 1414 MMM Wwfwxv Www! 6' rQfu4.7.,...1v me sensors owned cars and others owned thungs substntuted for automobnles I Betty Frazaer WLM' 7114413 Ernest Everett Patna a Fnscher -J' Barbara Frencn f Mabel Fernll BUCMY Ford X I Floyd Gibby K xW Clinton Gullmore S' Herman Graham Nancy Graham fm.. ua..-M Cfauzew runaway Dons Graves A. is Gene Griswold 93 ,T Enoch Haga 4444011 fcvvvvmafw Dons Hall Wiwdwmlwvv! Milf at q , 'N' ' l e lil 5 ru Q. - ' K 5- , r. N f e i . I' U X xx- an .J 4- . 5, S . Lt s Q' xx Aa. l ' ' . i . K 1 T41 4 1 l' 1 , 6 V fy -.1 , , -J V A X 6- ' '- tk A V z, 5 EY ' , 7 ,7 ' ' ' , 1, ' if i-ff.. -' V. N' ,. , V I Afiarl 4 f 2 U 6, ,4 ami l 1.1 ll ' A lull eg is QE eg tie 2 A Bud HQlleI'lbeCk Cqfol Hqngen 'Ulu fell' M Gale Hannum Delden Haven amen? Jwwmaey Hfcqwww -i'iA!Jvv.lef.c..16., H' Hale Hannum Barbara Hawke June Hannum mu Q, ze, XA441-o4.,..lp'3'A4' Darwln Healy L H bd Jerry Henclcen G4fvr1w.lA-I-112 Bob Herbert Wok 'Ei Carl Hickey k fax Robert Hmsey Bob Hopkms Gpgg feaci 3,A.4.J-fU- Cfd.fvv14-964-dqfe 12442 f4.,1 I-A4 Davnd Hoffman Barbara Hoffman 0914 64,-vnu'-f Ma rlorle H ubert fKf14G4-444' 760-C.,-A-lblfv -'lf-ffrffb Bull Hunter fa,c1fm4, ' -A-. Besldes gym, sewing ns about the only class where the gurls weren't bothered by boys Sully? Hindi rug' . f M .- 1 x 'l 1 1 ., M :Q ' 4 - Q 'T g ' -in e iii: ii l .E Y X S - I' ' 5 i f V , l X 1 1 .fznaj-if feds? Wig: -il - .-L, 1 . I 1 Lei , ef - . ,. 1 P , v A . .Z I gl r 45 A at ' I A ' T1 . 6 Vega ,H V on 'K V l .f 1 Ox f. fl o L . or A ,L--elle , V I 1 ll 4 ? ,af M i ' L Shirley Johnson 711114 13 vb-4 MQALLWW 4il4JL44.41f Margaret Jaime 54..4b'v-ba 1 M Judy Jamsch Betty lou Jones l Patsy Jeffs Deane Jones M-1 riff-414 13044 AL., 1?....a Marilyn Jones 6 John Kellen Duck Kelly Eldena Kelly Blu! LIS 1144.-jf 4414 few L4-4u'u M-'-' M.w.,..1 A 7'+41Jwf- AD-v 61417 -afuafvww Ruth Keller Elvena Kelly At He-l14f7.,w ,limit-.ZAZu71.m,s'..25.1l1+f1f f 61,1 Since seniors are larger their oppitites were bigger so we fund these three getting m Ime before the cafeteria door. dmc C Sally Kelsoe R, ,9,-.,4,Ll,dcL.4-1 ff Von! 1570 f7fv4-f-1:23-1,0641 LoVoughn Kmgsley ,qQ1,4,L4,4,1fi . '. , s 6 r L f 6.1 Y l In 4 I J t,f,, '- . x I J wife My , J h I . R K 6 , Ai.. I e If , v J J I ' ' fu . n 3 ...J . 4' 5 e , f K M I in 1 . M6 u. . ' ' - PKI t . ' 771 , V ' .f Paula Koeplie Janlce Lesley Larry McCarran fm wwfubk Eugene McKee 2044 nd,-71161-4-0441, X074-w-v1 517 'QW'-'-ff 'Q A, -4-no 1114, Clare KI'0l -lOl'lI'l l-OWHGY Belly Ann McCarthy Twnla Malone nw we fr'-'W 'G SYIVW l-0U 19 George l-UCCIS Gordon McCowan Guy Manhori 'Win-1,50-.A,U4fA4.u1-lo-Ak., CM-1 DARDE Eugene Lawson pfalernon Lund I AME jf4,.7Lt..A, 'Jae 9 E- A Charles Leonard Ken MgBnde fgvf-H7 Before we leave San Juan, we sensors have a last chance of securnng AZJWUW MVWVWV4, U Wwe Student Body pun in the semester's campaign. +1 .fr ,Q 1- f ' +V M l Q W r ya I C , K 1 ' gig Y' Ja' C. . il l ne Fl! lil G I I' 34.4. 1 1 D A ar N 4 1 Q, -11 5. A l .42 4 N E ' or ' ll gl' . N' Xl? X f Ch N gg . cl fr 1, Marian Monica 0 Bob Mattarolo 595, Juuw, cp....r :Q sl Marion Meyerdick ,9f...2I-.dnfy 'in L Q' 'A Betty Miller . Harvey Muck eeomseovdc Don Moraga 720, 6 71 P ' 4 ca Harry Morse vw x M5 .iw P Calf F1 L Bill Munselle AQ-9-C'-644,41 Nilr.: Neal Vera Neel mg, J . L Mariorie Nelson Richard Nichols x E3 -1- Katherine Podien .f,pbAlQ,A,,,yQ.5 , A 5 up-. . xv Q X R , it ivian arks Delbert Parnell C,,4, Jfff. K' ff M S 211- Edwqrd Nugent Monte Peterson a'0 l4-416-44442, K', Patrick O'Neill L. . X X Wynono Phipps Q times in the last four years we have climbed these stairs, usually 44U3L.,I uf-Q-it one of our great dances. El Aww-l-v N446-J ll Sur-OM 1 I 3.39. X f N N L .I d 'f1f'z-7,rw Belly Plppm Mow Ramos H514 xzwvwrwia-J 7Uu.,4.L awe thi? Arlene Porch Dmne RUYm0'1d wwf dsfmaqa Mary Lou Proaps 21,2 ff-.4,.,+C-.Asda WL? 'f V4f'v?-v-0,4-, Theresna Relmers Elome PWC' Barbara Roberts g-+I W f June Robinson Vw Chuck Scolf Lols Scott nw ,f9f.ao4,,ffQ,.,.1...eL Wesley Shoe James Spangler on-201 fcL14,..-115,74 '10 Vnola Sprock Juanna Summerman flbwlmfv-314-10v4,A4Mf 77014 LJQlviA,mw5 Lnwo Bob Small Betty Sianfnll 5-ww-an nba-dvvvv AQ'-Fm-M 4'-5 D AXA'-7w..J., The front lawn was a favoriie hang out at noon for seniors and lower classmen alike 'r al ' X H or 'V' xl 'lml :all 11 'ii X-Ni V H , X n. . ' 1 ' ' , I ,I ff! , ,u lf. inn , E , A . gi, t s ja,-lil! ,, 2 ., h ' v -' H ' in A fj sv' , K ,,V1 f ,r , ' Y yy igx x L H' -if 121, f L J' -,M .X Xa, ' f A was in l l if , if 19 ,rr V . , , 1 ' ' , J 1 , , u , V A ' . i ' ,Q . A xx 'N .. , A N 4 A' X X ' ' jf W l l 5 A 1 ' r W A 10' ' ' 6- V 9'l 5'0 9e Bob Sturges Gene Syftestad v4QA4,.4f '6Zu.2 -ns:-dl-If Heifwao VH an- Rrchard Stanley Joanne Sturges -J'M71-4161-f4ll1..,eLmz.1,ev lPbu0L44,v-+u,SL4,r42v 71-enum! Bull Templeman Jean Sturgeon Laura Thayer Barbara Swart new A-M7 in-ffv -nw pa-Wa7f lDn-nv These sensors were erther supporters of the flag or srmply holdung the flag pole up 3j LuBeth Thomas 'Qfmsfa Q.ove4,.ufv Lysle Thomas Bull Thompson Joan Treon 1014 llfulufu Line,- '4 '4v-flff ff Q 59'-penal, Barbara Trumbull fha' fllglv-444.1 C I jig. aye ' 1 t 13- em. rf- ' 11, 1 i?55?rf' of ' + Q N Y ' he l in 5411? ' V '15, ez . ffm s orgy ' I Q e Vp-1 ff. . a 2 . 1' r 'F M155 'A f 1 e A I 1 . 0 A Q, gif, V , I ' 'fifq W MM 3 , - of 1 .J ' L' Q , wi . A ' ' if .., 7 . a f , he r p f ' V ' m r , ' .5 at A' V U6 ' I Vg. i ir H fy: O X, 4, PQ I va, ,. X I 41, , ,, , , llpl Nz 5 .4 W, ' all V ' ,, . I J 0- 5- ' 1-, 1'5- X 1 -11 it f I Y ln 4' I , t l N 7 K fl V Alice Whitney Evalan Wiltsie Henry Woo Wilbur Tyler Mariorie Word 9'- N-4'V 'F ZZ J C4f aj 3 3 - 9 2 93 . ' XS 5 ' T il y W r Q Q Xt Y 2 'Z' vii 5, Beverly Wilson wMaxine Woltmon E h I h W l . , C ar es Wrig t Ruth Usrey Bruce Warner lF '-04-b-Z ff 4'!1 HAWJ- 49:-1-dv I l 4j '7f f, 04f'-64-f'l V- PM 'V Ce!!-'Md-el ,J l td ilfqfx luv I 41054, egrru., .A . f A t ' t we Evangeline Vogel paul whom 'f41A4f5v-0-f!w4af1.6L4V Lin-f'oLx,5 rf flw-404-4-J' Cbfmaf C4-4.Ec45'zf,p4uAAMyf,,-4, 4,-6 I ' M 'S l . 'fx 1 BeVe'lY Walker Clyde Whitaker ww, Mebiqfwf QL, Ki. Betty .lo Wont: Tonie Wilson M4 . 49014.24 ff-'J-N Mu, gg U,,,g119,,L,.U 110.4 tv it ,Oi My Wmwmh Carmen W0 leY Betty lou Yuntiss The lost days of school were spent fooling around, ond we had to try our gowns for size. B Hlnsey H Honnum M Huber? M Jones The junxors have had an unusuall b y usy year and natur ally thexr officers were equally as busy nm Estelle ha s performed excellently wnth the Kgavel Charlne Prnee was alwavs ready to sttp nn when M3f'L,lfkI Newsome has dmc the seeretarul work and k B ac ne lbb has been the keeper of the com S Kler L Glllmore R Mcyfueld L Porter The Frosh pxeked Vance Hansen as thelr presldent Berlha Wyatt as thexr vxce presxdent and Vmrgmna Mc Guxrk as thexr seeretary treasurer for thelr mutual year at San uan They hawe all shown thur unusual leadershn P abnllty and we wlll probably see much more of them ln the next few years needed as vue presldent secretary Laura Porter and Class Office In thelr final year the semors luke to make one l ast flourish to be remembered by To dxreet thelr aetlvntxes for them they plated Bob Hmsex nn the prcsldent s post Hale Hannum m the use presxdentnal post Marnlyn ones b la cl r e ln the pencnl and Ma jorxe Hubert deep ln a p11e of dollar fancl centj signs NeW5ome le J Wal 3 Blbb President Sam Kner has done an exeeptlonal yob as h sop omore class presxdent durmg the year 47 48 H has been capably assnst d b e y vxec presndent La X onne Glllmore treasurer Ramona 'Vlayfleld I' ww H nsen V IMG'-lllk B v G ' O . ' Y' ' ' , -I 1. ,. ,. ' , . ', 'N , in V u V v wsu I- Llxg YQ, .V , ks- 'Q V ,A .Na P,-lee, rc' - . C 1 .',.' ,. l ,. Q? V , . 1 . . .. . , Q 9 , an Top row E Dever J Boker J Sharp J Sundly N B In D S a er Dowmng B Bowen H James R Lueneke B Mayer E Ross econd row S Zanefta L Voqel C Beachamp B Markum C Pruce B Daniels R Hall P Youngreen R Wxckham K Bough D Wlghhng Bottom row M Lush I Smnth N Hoskms B Butcher M Jerue B Sprock J Ross P Holtsman I Gates B C D Junlors rang Shurrum A Schnable G ll gher d T Smnih D Whnteman J Moore .I a a Hal' H n D Rnchar son k B Stark I Y rston .I Shankle C Healy E ScnlgorEI:oIonoair:,seM Koph M Kegzirhpl gurvjhncomb M Cupps N DeweY oP row R EPPSSD :on M Mnura L Auld E hemp II J RusseII B d row N wan hu ups E 'thompson B P sewn Hardman 5 GnImore E Dusken E Bottom V0 I2 Top row: R. Steinwondf, R. Balmer, J. Mayfield, C. Buchan, B. Scofi, M. Saul, G. Nugent, J, Plummer, C. Andrea, G. Franco Second row: J. Dralle, P Poiter, D. Durfee, R. Brihon, T. Harris, B. Gee, D. Burlcholder, D. Blough, F. Boucher, D. Gibson. Third row: B. Glassel, G. Duncan, A. Denman, B. Ramseier, D. Gallaiin, I. McGuirk, D. Gomes, C. Walton, C. Jackson, BoHom row: E. Eddy, P. Reynolds, S. Woodward, J. Dwyer, T. Gibson, C. Coulter, J. lopez, J. Peierson, E. Willis, L. Cook, S. J. Cantrell. eiss. w We jumors have been around San Juan for three years now, but thls was our first year of real act1v1ty Many of our fellows, and girls too, have taken the1r places on San Juan s athletic roster, and we are proud of every one of them We gave our first class play anuary Thaw, and an enthuslastrc audience recelved It both mghts Winter Wonderland, our Jumor dance, was out of this world Our bxggest event, however, was the junior semor banquet whxch we held for the outgomg semors ThlS has been a bxg year for us, We have proved that we have talent in all sorts of thmgs, and we await 49 wlth eager antnclpatlon S th K KuYliendall 5 Waggener h D Hurtz D mu Bbb C Fisher d J Houd R Miller L Mule B M nroe 1 ' N P Nylvf' Bennet! F Eggan R Bolce nner F lo J Eslelle O cCrearY M Fone' A oss son N smne Casslemvf' B V Riold B Do I qndef l- M h A Hufchln TOP 'ow Mi s R Moyer R Owens Grout B Franklin M Aex on M Newsome D lu 'S Second row ADHcfw?aod B Astle M Vsrulos jNF0gerlie J Dominick L Chnsteni C urns Thlrd row P Vincenl M Errecarf Nom 'UW . , . K! 1, ' ' ' ! . . . U . ,, . . - ' ' zz n ' . I 'X Q ' . YJ 4 l ' , ' ' ' . ' . . ' . ' ' 1 ' I ' , . - . . ' ' 1 ' ' ' Z L 1 I I , . . 1 n I . . I ' ' I ' . I ' A - ' 1 ' , ' V . l I . ' 4 , . 1 . , . 1 . , . I ' Bo ' N .pw Q.. awk Mulh F MHS' b 5 h M r ll h 5 Quqtken v ,mn w Lemeke P nm-2: was R Bowen U 0' v awe P C l , 1 geernun 1 R9 J Wi-.mon 3 D 9 h lx E Ihroshl' ms L Spence C ,, Pmchmd J 'gum' o Sawyer 1 mfr-p '2 Rummy r Graham P Pcgnrwm J Mudge.. M SH Gram R 0 ' h you H Jn uwv L ,ner 5 nh E 70 A Worley R 10p row J l J K :mn . smna row R welsh D -l 1 md c l0 loY G G dum. P tavme R MN , 1 aww- c Goff-M29 M D wolmoam D M ous k G ree Schwenc nesie Huw own. K Devo' C Bottom row The Llass of l9S0l1.1s 1 runnmg stlrt on Il blg tlme m l113,h sthool XXL ibut me tlunlt wt 1re a spttlal sort of lower tlassmcn J We ve betn hcrc only tvno short years, and look at our rt rd are stnll lovstr tlassmen p zmrnnzx on upnttr that was as good as any hop to come clown the pxke for a long tlmt some hrst l rate ower Cllvlsxon teams, and an attlvc part ln all student body affanrs We have had rtprestntatmvts on the Hom and on almost every orgmxzauon here at IS only the begmnlng, so wateh our stea s Bomg plates' xr Stholarshlp the Thcsplans, San uan, but we feel that this m next year, for the class of 1950 hr Q- 3 Top row J Muxcherfo R Berry D Brockman B Merrnclm G Kendnclm M Coll R Hopvry C Shepherd J Muclr F Allen Th-rd row W Powell J Avhey V Solley D Gomelgord R Porlu J Woodard R Nelson S Krer J Walker J Hurxl M os! Second row D Hogoboom M Hernandez E Brokaw B Schultz S Golbronh D Chosioxn A Broclmmon L Boyden D Estelle J Glenn M lu Bonom row L Znlrmund C Jolme L Montgomery C Keller B Shulmelford D Boker J Ayres B H bert P Kelly J Doyle B Sm h lm, ,V ' I x ',', ,, SV A Q. , , , 1 fa ' . -.4R',. 1' l. .c',,P.' l'. .- '9 n.4 r' 'l f- It rf- ED ,'1.f V- 1' 'A asophomore ho, C l J A-Q' A L , 1, ',- , - ', , ' if S. , A L' Y . af , ' H sr L 2 rv? ' -'M 3 I' f . ... fa, ' , '1 .ul Qs ,, l i . sa' . N N01 I V . . ,. ,. ,- ,. -,- ',. ,. ,. ,. ,-f94 , rep ww. J. sqm, xy. wmfmmb, A. wyqn, s. svmghn, o. Emp., L. Lewis, T. 10+-mn, o. chandler, s. sm, c, smomm, s Grovheer, B. Margo... smnd ww. c. cnopm, L. om-ms, G, swing, w. Muman, c. anal., M. Manu, x. owns., c. mm, c. Harvwnll, a. uma ww. M. Svanley, n. menu., 1. mm, s. Sficldield, n. cqmpwu, 1. uma,- aonom ww: v. wma... D Mcsmm., s. sn. our-Mary, nz. ma, 1. mm, P, Taylor. 0, c, Logan, 1. can, o. N.wb..fg, n. Mmm, L. r..lk.m,f., w. smddmd. mm., 1. Hamm. s. Pmh, s. Hugo, a. mmbfesl, N. ugm, v. cmmu, L. za.gl.f E vw.. r Arcurv Sophomore 1.,f1euol1 sum, 1 H Hgllenbec n J Ctayvon Sunms T Mmw 5 Rose s 1 9 L Gm-Q.. , Ban... I Carver 1 Ca :lam CL Comfhers N uoalurdo:srlg.Dev.ne 5 Bok B hwy p Flur:19::ual G Sunny: 'xndru M Canaan 5 Snnchhg S 1:9 3 Von QI s k op ,O wL mluwn , ran: :fa C:34..xa o :-:SRDM adam- M L Wu: .M NWA 'O' Ntvmgn L o ' ond V Mulch Second row 0 Nemande, B Mo lohom 'O' , ' , A ' X.v.k 'ig , ' fx it? , lv, .., . E 2 , b , ,. 4 . ix K. . .'-s ' Q flu, f ' 4 . LL- ' f ' I I . 1 -, ' E'n,D-59nderso..- I bb, ,1. hapmu,-,v. ,1.s..1.f-:iff I .A A ' I P . , 1 'Lh - l4'- O, 1 V. ' I gr Top row R Rhodes B Boucher C Snodgrass R Schofneld U McAbee W Grust R Checcemnn B Syfiestcd J Sturgeon F Treun efeles J aylor E Hurd W McWulhams E Ferguson econd row D Punch: H Chastam R Young K Mdlner J Vervrlos G Graves R Hail V Hansen N Hansen J KelJY K Homme M Dnckenson R Wxchmon Thnrd row K Denman M Jackson E Elhot B McMullen G Cooper R Correa N Whne W Larson M James J Wohmon D CUPPS D :Her G Padnlla R Cohprresi B Turner L Moudhn D Runge M Wunkler J Romsey S Bahff D I W Mclniyre C Roberison P Morgan M Johnson J Morrow B Siea Na' --5 TOP Tow R C t SeH gbison UT ef R McGee J Mdupm D E con row LA siabrook P D Ymo D Fluff D T Love J Cable I' Beatty L Homb Fnsher J Pnmle hlrd row F H H Jun S Ezeu J G h Y V Be,-,ge B Per c Hollender E 0 enbeck N Hyun 'U ' G lowder R 'vo' A Hemhel L K Bon W'lker L Whr k M00re 9SJe B om Vow D s'ew Son W Mudgen J Io er W Sierrn M L MCKee J Ha Y Wilson Herdm I Herdm Grd I Snyder E M Lmd Mykelbos, B Lows Vermqn J Fu,-hman D ortm N Moore p Jones G W 00 P Mcoonold P Oldh R0berf5on mghf V Paffer om O Doison son L Husfon S R Hume' L Sfrouch A Ramos I He rm-'lndel K I C .1 ff ' 1- ,I ,M v Q K Q I I -4 as as . 11, 1 I . 1 - ' :. 1. 1- 1- 1- 1- 11 1' ' ' S 1. 1- 1- 1-1- 1' I ,.' . I I 1, ,. ,. ,. ,- 1- 1- I' Botiornrowz . ,. '1. 11 1- 1- 1-hedf' 1' . ,. fni,P.McCurdy. 1195, ,. 's.. Q , 1 it rs ,. , 1 X C y ','x ' JYQ X' 1 XI r f :U A ,' 3'1L , , 1. 1. pf 1. f. 1, , K . 1. 1. , . ' I, , '. I. '- , 1. '- . 1.' ' ,I - 1, 1. D . 1, t 1 1- '- I' I.-' I. 1. 1 1. ' I- . ' ,, . I. ,. 1, '- . 1. ' 1. I ,- 1. 1. 1. 3 I F nll W Fuller P Turnbull L Johnson H er R Coech B D Banks R rsholl V Haven D Scot, Feld R Harr 1 Fugerskog L Messier I Qumcy R 5'Ple R Mc 1 D Monhuri D ' C, Clark Top row D Gnbson h A Kuezef L smnh S Kel' E econ 0 .l Roberis D Mernck 5 M' 'gun ner C Coffmg E Bryon' nt D O99 J Walpole P H Second row ' des 0 Smnh W W09 L Omngef J Cleme McCowunv McGuurk E Wullus P so 1 V nderhoef G Rolhlelder Thnrd row d lo N Momn C' Hall B Hnllvufw M G Cook D ZW' row B Ya Bo?Aon:Nu990ner J Bessel Fre hmen Wel ome of us are st1ll a b1t confused, but we are begmnmg to get our bearmgs We breathed a slgh of rellef when We were told there was to be no lHltl2.tlOI1, but after We got to know some of those bxg semors, we found they weren t so terrnble after all In fact, to appease those allmnghtres, and to show the school our talents, we presented the first Freshman Frohc It was a bug success, but nt was a blg blow to us when the meanest thlef m the world had to rob the office safe and take all yes all, of our hard earned money We are the blggest class San juan has ever had, and we expect to make a uan s future 1 here we are, the class of Sl S bng name for ourselves m San K , It wuftggfe gv:'g'.g,?5f s ' A f i . I U ' . , . I ' . I ' 1 . ' I I . 1 ' I G , . . , , I P ef I , 1 t I P. Kem, D. - . . R' am , - ' - . ' ' Wu ' n' Jzvulo. G- C 'c0' ' . ' ' ' ' ' e S- . ' - . , B1 ncl1comb,N. V v , ' ' , - 7 , . ' . . ' , I ' I ' . I . I , . . n l ' I . . , , . I ' I ' . , U. i I , I . . ' , I 1 - ' 1 ' I I , . . . . . . , . ' . U ' ' U cc - U ' , . .I S 1 GY R U Wm o' l15'g'tA r fo fl 'Q , goto? 1 l IJ! 8 X 31 1x1 Top row Mr Fox C Pnce C Gvllmore .I Estelle D Durfee L Mulch R Breeden L Lofgren K McBride C Duncan D Kelly Mr Clover Second row ADamon D Haven B Munselle T Corathers H Hannum J Lowney P Whan G Manhart B Bellue B Herbert Bottom row B Bowen C Leonard LThomas B Monroe R Wuckham Lyle Thomas presldent Paul Wham vlce president John Lowney secretary treasurer Al Damon Representative Boys Block Hey, take xt easy wlth that paddle ' Oh, well, once m, It s a pretty good club, just ask any mem ber Even the tortures of that tradmonal 1n1t1at1on are soon forgotten ln the glory of hobnobbm Wlth the lerrermen BCSldCS keeplng other people off our pr1vate bench, We do many other lmportant thmgs Perhaps our most noteworthy project was helpmg Mr Clover, our advlsor, sponsor the unlor Spartan League, a group of future atnletes for San Juan from the local grammar schools We also ushered at school programs and sponsored movxes and dances Dont racl: your bram trying to remember what game this was It was pure genius on Kelly s part though :.,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,- : , ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,- ,- - :. ,. ,. ,. ,. . l ' u - - ' . .., . . ., ' 1 , I . - , .. . 1 . - 1 , . , 29 Nancy Graham President Morgue Hubert and June Hannum put the funlshmg June Robmson touch on a slightly exaggerated reproductlon of the V P d Tolo Kung of the Whxskenne Whlrl 'Ce res' ent Gm Block Secretary The basketball games wouldn t have been complete W1thout that good ol buttered popcorn whlch we sold at every game Thxs was just one of the many Ways We femmme athletes took to ralse funds for our act1v1t1es, and very good act1v1t1es they were too Fveryone who went to our tolo dance, Whlsker 1no Whlrl, had a harry txme Qbeards that IS J Our 1n1t1at1ons Bent' Mme' and part1es were pretty w1ld at tlmes, but We all had fun, 1n Treasure' cludmg our adv1sers, Mlss Shomate and Mlss Blanchx, who were always ready to lend a helpmg hand Margie Hubert, June Robmson, Vlvnan Parks, Dons Graves, Betty Muller, Coach Shomate, Nancy Graham, Betty Ramseler, Shirley Brown, June Hannum V 'ls' G' B l Lf?-B, if' ,, . ,,. . . . I ' l 1 lg 0 9 f 51 Top row Mrs Hewltt J Spangler P Ravmale H Morse C Leonard R Bell C Duncan L Darden B Blls Bottom row C Gullmore N Graham T Relmers L Scott D Graves S Dale S Kelsoe L McCarran I0 new sow memo 5 we , the 9 tw usufllw on and xo gel? V' L The plan One of the Hrst act1v1t1es of our small but select group was to promote an all out cam paxgn to get new furnlture for the stage Thls meant hard work but the Work was jl.lSt1HCd by our success Wlth new equ1pment as a background, 1t was natural that we should wlsh to show off our dramatxc talent Con sequently, the student body was royally enter tamed by our one act play One of Us Wah our new advlser, Mrs Hew1tt, we have kept constantly busy on many projects Fnrst semester officers Charles Duncan presldent Harry Second semester offlcers Jlm Spangler vlce presndent Morse vnce preudent Shirley Dale secretary treasurer Nancy Graham secretary treasurer Larry McCarran pres :dent wr Fnrst semester officers Theresua Renmers vnce president Second semester offncers Irene McGunrk vlce presrclent Irene McGunrk secretary Nancy Graham president Sam Ralph Parks treasurer Dons Graves presndent Theresla Kuer treasurer fabsent from pncturej Renmers secretary Some people thunk xt IS such a joy to be m Honor Scholarshlp because you are assured of A s and Bs but what you dont know IS th1t you hue to hate A S 1nd Bs to get on the Honor Scholirshnp m the N 5 hard to stay on What a mental strrun' M1ma and Aunt Txllnc expect so much of you after you nc cxdentally get three As and a B when you are a freshman However xt 15 well worth the work because If ns a lot of fun Thls year for mstance vse attended a lunthcon at Sacramento Hxgh School and put on pl I :urs In whmch was a bug success n starei llke mol laSSY 9115 N Y Pm em Tl: sollfwegtextbooll fevlsl E h h when 0 mme 0 d HaffY RalPl' an Top row Harry Morse, Ralph Parks, Nancy Graham, Dons Graves, Carolyn Schwenclr, Don Yorston, Bob Meffltlh D200 MGYYICIK, MY Wdlkef Bottom row Betty Turner, Theresua Relmers, Lols Scott, Irene McGulrIx, Connue Hams, Duane Raymond, Stella ZGMBYIG, GN-ICB Gfeene - X 1 1 Z A ' l I . . 1 , . I . . I . : . I . . 7 , 1 , ' 2 , : ' , ' : ' 3 ! V ' I ' , a , , , Y i . . Q , my first place, and you have to contmue to work very , p . , I I ' , Z Y y . . . . kj' ' ' ' a I -1 -- H - - 5 ay , C. N ' . I o P . . 0 ,, bl, I ' f s X 1 , f' ' 4' ' 1 1 1 I , , ,, , G 'A I 2 - it , . I I N N I .t I ' x Clanton Gullmore President Lowell Shurley Vice Presldent Jean Bowers Secretary treasurer Two Bells two rodents' The badger looks on wxth a stuffy athtude Dxd you see any young Tom Edlsons rn the group plctur ed below? Or maybe a Marle Cane? We may not develop mto any such noted sclentlsts, but we are learmng a lot of mterestmg facts at our meetlngs every Wednesday mght The evenmg meetmgs have cut down attendance somewhat, but those who were able to attend spent a lot of txme on of the 1ntr1cac1es of a mxcro photo outflt, another palr took up taxxdermy, and we have all had projects that would help us both 1n school and out We have tr1ed to help the school whenever If was ln the need of valuable sclentnhc ass1stance, and feel that we hase done our httle b1t 1n the lntelest of sclence Science Club Top row Lowell Shnrley Charles Leonard Rodney Blunk Ronald Bell Clnnton Glllmore Le Roy Mulch Bob Pease Donald Bell Bottom row Mr Gordon, Jean Bowers, Irma Jean Burke, Nola Swanson, Pat Barber, Red Nlchols, Mr Hunter l t some very interesting projects. One of us traced down all 0 Top row Mr Lipson J Hurs? H Graham S Zanefta P Lavine D Graves C Jaime D Field N Neal Bottom row D Dralle W Mushlnlz K Decrow T Relmers D Campbell C Harris M Vervilos B McCarthy Spam h Club The Spanish Club, one of San uan s long stmding organizations, has been busy all year corresponding with Spanish students abroad One of the purposes of our club has been to promote good will between students here at home and those in foreign countries. We have had many other activities during the year, and under the guidance of ever faithful Mr. Lipson we have thoroughly enjoyed our club. l X n . Celia Jaime, presiden Q im may or may not be reading in Spanish, but from the expressions on Marguerite's and W7ynOn3,S faces, he Pl'OlJ3bly is. Beffy Ann McCar9hy, secretary-treasurer Dolores Dralle, vice presideni 1.54.1 aan. af' Bottom row Mr Hoag Dlclt Kelly Fall offrcers Duck Kelly vrce presldent Harry Blough presudent Phul Baker treasurer Dean Blough secretary wg xx' Sprung offncers Tom Corothers president Wulbert Butcher secretary Don Bell treasurer Al Damon vlce president Top row Ralph Breeden Phll Baker Bob Colfnng Chuclr Scott Leroy Mulch Harry Blough Dean Blough Larry Claiborne Gall Hannum Jimmy Mayfield Jaclue Bibb Second row Bob Mattarollo Tom Corothers .lnm Spangler Charles Leonard Duck Meredith Boll Thompson Wllbert Butcher Al Damon Lloyd Darden Charles Duncan Rodney Blunk Bob Herbert Lyle Root Ball Monroe Jam Estelle Don Bell Hale Hannum I Does any one need some help m a worthv protect? Ask the H1 Y to help Thrs has been the good word around San Juan all year The H1 Y ns perhaps the most actne orgamzatlon connected wlth the school The boys, under the leadershlp of thelr advnser 'vlr Hoab, started the year by pledgnng several hundred dollars to worthy causes To ranse part of thxs money they sponsored a varlety show, the first one at San uan for many years The show was excel lent, but the donatxons fell short of the amount they had promlsed Therefore, to raxsc the dehueney they presented moues, a danee, an assembly program and sponsored a tag day Thexr danee was consldered by many to he the best of the year Although they spent mueh tlme mn seruee for others, the fellows managed to have sexcral wery enyoyable aetnvxtxes durmg the year They have had many hne spetkers at thexr meetmes anel they attended eonferenees and too-t trnps As thxs book vent to press they were plannmg, a snow trip 1 , , , h 1 A ' v 4 '45 L, ll af ' 'V ' 4. il ' , I - L 1 I ' 3 2 V , . D Q U' N , w ' , il N ll . 9 'L , . ,1 . , aah ' : I l I ' I r I I r I I I I I I I I I I r ' I I . I 1 . I . I I ' : ' Y I I I I I I I I r I ' O L CW' ' lf, 1 T: lf ' , 5 ' , ' r' l A '. : R ' .K I . M t rx 1 fr v. . I L V, .. . -Q L l . s I X Q I ' lt E . - . .. . .- . .V . . 1 , . . Y x . I . , . . I I . I . - 1 1 1 - l h 1 I , ' v .. .I e , vl - K , , , - l . tl ' 1 ' s ' I V, ' it . s. , 1 rx x ' x ' I I I V 7 1 rs 1 uk I x- 1 I xr 1 , 'X vs ty it 1. I A v ' ' 2 1 ' 1 ' , 1 1 1 , ' ' . No- Top row L Thomas D Hogaboom J Lopez J Alman P Vincent E Kelly A Whitney B Puppet Second row D Campbell A Schnobel M Lush S Zanetta E Tremp J Hannum D Graves P Nylund B Haga A Noss Bottom row K Elliot P Doty M Luce C Logan Mr Hoag L Fulkerson M Jones J Peterson M Schroeder E Willis Doris Graves President Commercial Grace Duncan Vice President C ll b Katie Elliot, Secretary Membership in our club IS made up of students majormg in or interested in business courses Although our group is composed entirely of girls, no complaints have ever been heard from the members at the lack of male interest Not to be outdone by the other clubs ln school, we business girls have sponsored dances, movies, and programs for the student body. Despite his many other extra-curricular activities Mr. Hoag our advisor, finds time to go along with us on our activities and events and has made our club really interesting. 1 ,Q M, k J T Florence Behm watches president Doris Graves in 'C ev ones' 'ensure' action on the adding machine. Girl 'Leagu As far as most of the fellows know, the Girls' League has little to do around San Juan. But many things go on at our private little meetings in the auditorium. After electing officers, we 1m mediately began planning for our annual H1 Jinx All of the girls turned out dressed to follow the Topsy Turvey theme, and we had a big time fbelieve it or not, Without the help of any of the boys We also had all of the Moms as our guests at the Mothers Tea, and a fine pro gram was presented to entertain them Sally Kelsoe preslclenl Miss Berckhan adviser Grace Duncan treasurer and Shirley Dale secretary Tr -Y 4. by sn w Maas ns N Nl Hr I JA wvhpp snuff MN Mcnhyina Mya Serve others That s the slogan of the Tri Y, and we ve tried hard to live up to it If the school looked a little neater, the posters we put up helped, or if some children in Europe look a little healthier, the money we pledged helped Chr1st mas baskets for needy families was another worthy service But it wasn t all work Some of our other activities were a student body program, a box social, and 1nsp1r1ng conferences with other Tn Y clubs 1n the state 142 5 .. . Cl if x .4 ' It as ,X s 3 . , ' z ' , ' 2 , 1 ' v . O . . 5 s Z 3 .: Q ,. 5 1 , .45-if Top row: V. Parks, J. Robinson, S. Kelxoo, S. Dull, F. Lewis, E. Pucci, K. Pa 'en, C. Cir , B, lamxeir, J. urgeon, 5. aiu, S. Brown. i a row: M. u arf, , Graham, . S one, A. u zhinmn, M. Jenn, K. El iol, L. Coolr, 1. Tfaon, J. Hannum, G. Duncan, C. Manson, . lmun, B, Hawke. Front row: . i s, . man, B. Jansen, . awsome, E. Tramp, I. lurks, J. Bowan, D. Gallatin, B. c a , . i well, S.Jahnsan, M. e er ink, Miss Price. ll 3? l ' D ' ' ' . ' . . . . . . . . - . , . . . . . . . . . . - . . Q D To ow 1 tml. an s Arno cs He dry w G .1 1 rngmksq D Esveabrco Q Y MQ gs sew a fs P Ruvnale 1 wsodwa a sz Herr L smm 1 can c nw. 1 omvm.-.n 11 Hllyord E Th axhe x lo ey a Exleub ook Bottom fs E Bryant s 14.111 1 clemenv w Svoddcrd Mu www. M And N, P Morgan c cow. M Mwamh P coup' .11 A me 1 H W P Mes early P cha. Classlcal Fellow hlp spam D 1-on roam Q . 0 ,ve Q 11 P fr-sd P Parks H 10.412 swam Q en D neu. Q am s amy Ms, Wo en 1 syae Jenn nga z MWQE' J K . mopyloe 1: rep Q 1 Enelle M., We . s Jah son D Raymond Gallov gm. rs Bl 1. P wus non mags s me Q .1 Q 4 1 nor- 0 af' 'ay S1 xt 1111161 You mly not know wlmt Il1lS mclns, but 1f you are a member ofthe San uan Clas SlC21l Fellowslnp you w1ll be bound to glVC off w1th thlS or SlITl1ll3f phrases just to prove you haxc tak cn L1t1n The Classmal Ftllowslup 1n 1ts first year, set many env1able records 1n act1v1t1es We mav POIDC w1th pr1de to our assembly program, Londonderry A1r, our sponsored noon mox 1es, and our contr1but1ons to worthy causes MISS Warren, our adusor, has worked t1relessly w1th us 1n all our projects Edrfor IQ atv-3 :ck Ke y Press Club Y' IZ' fx Top row D Kelly C Downey C Scott L Darden B Ramselr S Brown l Burke J Este e J Lowney C Duncan L McCarron Second row D Graves D Raymond B McCarthy E Kelly S Porch N Lght P Kelly L Boyden A Brockman D Estelle I McGuurk G Greene Bottom row V Parks P Doty G Duncan Mrs Newsome M Meyerduck S Johnson M Vervulos B Crang B Glassel S Dale S Kelsoe r Edllor Belly Rcmsel 2 Wx' Top row Vnc Rlolo Theresla Relmers Joanne Glenn Barbara Swart Joan Basset Katherme Decrow Jaclue Babb Rodney Blunlx Bottom raw Mr Lupson advtsor Nancy Graham lruene McGuurk Pat Barber Audrey Noss Shirley Woodward Shnrley Welss French Club R odnay f 31 l fs s ft- +-- f , .v 'f ' Q-L. ,5,. ' , ' , ' V 1- ' QW 4 . Q -4 ' as I , , ' MLB- lmwf. 1 'Q 'Rt J 146 y K5 I Top row W Ellno? B Donner R Johnson V Sprock B Sprock Harry Morse Second row D Gammelgard R Sawyer L Thomas B Schulz A Worley J Taylor W Powell W Bell C Leonard T Day Boitom row S Numng D Graves P Jeffs R Bell M Jones F Treantafeles E Sanford W Tyler B Maflarola B Monroe ep Band f ,un Wulf Top row Shnrley Dale Sally Kelsoe lysle Thomas John Lowney Paul Wham Jvm Esielle Vlvlan Parks Margie Hubert Bottom row Hawy Morse Buster Blnss Charles Duncan Mr Palazzo Duck Kelly Duane Raymond Audrey Huichlnson Phyllis Dofy Rally Committee :. ,. ,. ,. ,. , . :. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . :. , ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . xx k..,,.- , ' ,Af E ', 5 ' Q 1 1 1. 54.45 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 5 1 1 1- 1 1 1 1 Football has ts behind the scenes actors too Here Manager Phil Ravenale Assistant Con la ack Fox Manager Gordon Lnh and Trainer Leslie Gordon dns uss the possnbllxtxes of winning, the next game These members of thc 1947 squad reeen ed little glory but many of the players will long remember thelr ald 1n time of need lvl' .lim Sharpe Duck Stanley Guard Guard Jn '71 Melvin Saul Gale Hannum Jim Estelle Center Quarterback Tackle Q., Bill Monroe Quarterback Richard Wickham Halfback Bob Hinsey Charles Leonard Halfback Halfback :PQ f-III 1 4. 5. 'Yi ,,..., Alvin Percival Halfback Captain Hale Hannum and Coach Ross Clover seem to be concerned over the technlque of handling a PlgSlCll'l L Ken Kuykendall Larry McCarran Wilberf Buicher Paul Wham Halfbaclr Halfback Fullbaclr Fullback mn JUAN union mum sci-1001. FAIR OAKS. CALIF. Top row Frank Allen am Monroe zoo.. sonfofa ao, sony Lo Verne cmfnofo John Graham Robert Nmnolo Deane Scott word snonof Bernard Kopf Second row Jnn Rowe!! Ray snoooofo John sno. Too Jonnton tofoy Corothers woyno Brown Joe aoofo David Manhan monofo Munn nonouo Bodwell third now Johnny cont. lack Stone Gerard xononot Robert Monvgontony ono Wenger Robert McCowun Jum M.n.gon Jimmy Clarkson stu Fuller George melon, soo Grotheer non' 'ow Wayne Powon Stanley mu oon soon, Lotno Hcmblen sm sou Jock Beemun llnnny Woodwuvd Don mono, Robert Moooo not Hopny sos Poooo Bernard Kopf, end .lunlor Varsity The mam purpose of the V squad ts to gtve ex pertence to the future players Thts team, composed schedule wtrh stmtlar teams tn the area The 1947 eleven opened thetr season with thelr only w1n agamst Placer They then met defeat agamst Nevada Ctty Grass Valley Folsom, Chrtsttan Brothers, McClatchy, and Rosevtlle Desptte thetr losses the boys played good ball m every game After the Nevada Cnty and Grass Valley games, many of thcxr first strmg were moved up to the varsnty These move ups contmued throughout the season and gave added strength to the Varstty Some of the outstandtng promottons were Sanderson, Kuykendall Meyerdtek, and Monroe The ltghtwetghts were captatned by jtmmy W oodard center, and coached by M ack Fox, a former San uan student and athlete 0 O of freshmen, sophomores, and juniors, has its own 1 Y , . , . , . . . . ,, y - . r. J ' Top row B Herberf D Jones R Bergfhold Coach Fox B Munselle D Slmmerman B Muller Bohom row W Brown J Spangler D Richardson C Price C Downey C Duncan B Bowen Basketball Sacramento County League Champlonsl Yes, our vars1ty squad, captamed by Roger Bergthold, vsaltzed away Wlth the champlonshxp th1s year, losmg only one hlgh callbre ball to do th1s, however After sewlng up the league, they journeyed to Auburn and parucxpated 1n the annual basketball tournament Wxnnlng thelr first two txlts, they lost the champxonshlp game by a heartbreakmg SIX polnts to Auburn Dean Jones, ace forward for the Spartans, was chosen for the first strmg all tourney team, w1th Prxce makmg the second all tourney, and Duncan and Munselle maklng the thlrd squad Charles Duncan D900 10095 Bull Munselle Charley Pruce CUPNIH1 ROQEY Bergrhold 4 l Q! ff league game, to Folsom. They did have to play some . is , tx Q Q V Capfam Bus Blm Bob Merrick Bob Hopkms Hugh James Ronny Lelnelse Ba ketball Thxs year s B team wlth few return1ng men from last year s champxonshxp squad was wh1pped 1nto lme as a scrappmg hlgh scorxng ball club Well on thelr Way to the league champlonshlp, the boys were stopped tem Th1S squad furmsbed excltement for the local fans wxth IES many close fought games Among these were a 41 40 vnctory over Elk Grove and a 34 32 defeat at the hands of the Lmcoln crew ln a game hlghllghted by an overtxme perlod Top row W Brown B Hopluns R Hall Coach Fox H James R Leunelme B Bowen Bohom row R Hoplrey B Blass B Sturges F Ito C Healy V Hansen Bull Quackenbos was absent whe1 the padure was fallen l r l K ' I Q1 ,, ' ' , . , . . u . porarily by injuries and sickness on the first string. ptoln Tom Mnura Bo, row ef Robe! Mcn09 Frou! fo Q Team I' heper Choddm S Bob Cgrneu G Vance Honsen bb Yom Mm' n YoUN9 um' jqgk 5' N Mun Roma' W her E dbemar Dxcli E5wbrl:Jc:reTDavns ,hm Huff' G :les Le L melle Cha Wally e Gene P- no ,, Posner Coach fo' , gowen D0 Our C and D featherwe1ght teams are composed almost entlrely of freshmen 1nd sophomores Most of the boys had no ex perlence before thxs year but have slowly been avi .QQ Bock row Roy M wh, w Fromr ow Manager R bf-wine Gnst Lee Kmgsle ' R 0 en so Y lchqfd C wen Roy Cane, Moc Hon eccherhne Sandy Numn D Team CUP7GIn Mllicn Rice molded mto a group of fine players by thc1r coach Mr Jack Fox These are the players that wlll form our future teams, and the ex perrence they p1cked up thls year wxll probably make them champs B sen Hartley Chqgymn J 9 ob Syftesicd Fmnk 1 ack Taylor Mmon Rlce D Treanfefelesl Jock sm' on Laughhn 990n I56 ,df V , ,iv ,rd 1 . 1 . ew , ta , , A! , ff m 1 :lv ?.vg:..Av l W H . V X 3 X ' , J' K n . K . , , 1 . , if I T I, ' 'Q Q . 'gg I. 42' W , d. M Z: ' I QQ 73 Q! ?3 ' , . . 14 . 41' Top row D H sew d erfz D Wldlc l Usrey D Yorslo J S n row Coach Shomaf J Brbb G F n mnh C Fisher Bottom row R Mayfneld M W d ranco R Muth R Cqpp, R John B oo N Graham D Graves D Estelle M Sfrlzlley Com Coach Llpson Tenn: Ramona Mayfield The tenn1s team had only begun the1r try outs when the book Was ready for publ1C2C10H HOW ever the coaches, Mr Llpson and MISS Shomatef have seen plenty of talent 1n the early work outs and hope for a successful season 4 - '4' ' 4.-'qi VY Moruya Smnley D. Anne Eslelle Margie Wood Top row R Prichard P Flaff R Berry R Nelson K 'lamllion R Kerney G Balmer B Wl Second row V Simms D Simms J Douglas S Kler D Bottom row R Car! r F :son B Benneh L Knes lr D Kelly B Coffmg C W h e Treanfefeles A Worl c Pmolo L Louls an am B Daniels R Owe J ey K Mnllner H Chosfa nn L McKee D Gra San J 0 a good early season start nn thexr meet with Woodland and Grass Valley The A dxvuslon took Hrst place m every event, and the other d1v1s10ns d ma e very good shovsmgs At that txme San uans prospects looked very brlght, and even though the red cmder men were faced wlth one of thenr toughest schedules, many cmdcr men have learned to respect the red l d c a runners Th outstandmg varsxty meet of the season wnll be h ld e at Pxedmont wxth the Pledmonr Hlbh School, and xt IS also expected that some San uan men wxll place m the finals of the bug meets at Lodx and Fresno n Kral B Grather D He I hom J :Gee R Rhodes P Flanagan Track B vin kham D Rleck K KUYk'ndoll'w ro W , B ker P Wham C Duncup, fi wlcBuh:her, R Brmon. E Pfefen' R Q hun. ' R Bun , D lee, G Man C Gllmore. Cl r .I Denstel, B Bowen, B Bellue' D ur V R l I h gve, Top row C'-'C' kl no o, B ll P Youngreen. B Hun1er,5 Hollenbec Barber, R e ' Bottom row 3 f 7 ' , ,,f':.' I 'ff' . in , ,Q , I L . ' , I 1 l 1 - 1 - 1 . , -- ' , . , . , . ' , . , . , . . , . '. 1 -' ,-' ,. ,.',. ,. ',. ' ,. ',. ,. ,. ,- vy,LGillmore 1 - , - , . , . ' , . ' , , , . , .Muck, Couch Clover, R.M , . , - uan s runners got off t ' n n - A ' - . J , . . ' s ll 15 WWW R ,,,........ H-1 Nb- at MM H HU,-,191 I h jumP Sho? Pu? Duck Durfee Dnstance Ernest Everefi and Charlie Duncan I 1... ,f lf uF 'd,',,.., -J- AA had PO'-'l Whom Sprmlers Barry Bowen Wick Wuckham and Ken Kuykundall H rdxe GUY Man u 'limb ww .1 .l CROSS COUNTRY Top row W Bell J Boker, R Epps, C Glllmore, R Blunlx, E Evereff, P Youngreen, R Balmer, B Esfabrooll Bottom row L McKee, B Daniels, V Snmms, B Hallenbeck, R Owen, B Benneif, P Flanagan, D Pmola, R Rhodes and Bob gellue 3 . 'W . 3' A , O. ..-f. V Z .. . ,, ' 1 .... ' - . mfg, R., : gf ,1 , -a ' a L :rw ' ' K' F 1 , - 224' Wi M H TC' 9 , I vw. i 'sf' 4 ,K 'L l ' . V D Y X 1 . C .. 55 . ,I I . 1 .. Ri 5 C , Q .FQ A if 'X Q if I . 1 Bi . ' l'l 9 ' V i , 'n A V ' l I . , 6, . . X k ' ' , N. V , 4 1 . . x ' 'V - K ,- . . 1 'Q ' l ix 5 - 3 ,4 - 9 L- r . I all V . v t Q P' WW- ' fvfrgffy A 147' I' V I ' . 11 - H - in l ' 1 , rg: - g , . I I -I N-'Un . N ,, ,,, C n ' , 4 0 ' I , 5 ee , 4 f W V s - 4 f' - 1 Q 4 Top row: D. Potter, C. Martin, A. Damon, C. Whifalter, D. Wood, B. Sturges. Second row: E. Sanford, H. James, D. Downing, L. Hansen, W. Tyler, J. Hencken, G. Pielenz, R. Hoptry, B. Syffesfad. Bottom row: R. Leineke, B. Quackenbos, B. Monroe, B. Thomas, B. Hinsey, C. Price, D. Davis, C. Healy, F. Ito, P. O'Neill, B. Bliss. Ba eball The baseball season had just got under way at che tlme of the yearbook deadline, making lt lmposslble to cell the prospects for the commg season With few returning varslty men from last year, and wxth a large group of promismg beg1nners, almost anythxng can happen thns year on the diamond Coach Fox has already begun shaping the squad 1nto a potentially strong nme that may develop mto a powerful team Top row J Gracey J Povemey G Anno J Beard O Wenger L Hamblen N Glassel D Swan J Beeman J Gnus'i J Taylor J Hurst Second raw D Merrick R Correa R McCowan R Coach V Hansen l Kingsley J Stone W Elhoi R Cecchefhm R Scofield J Sturgeon Boffom raw D Laughlin A Henschel J Kenoyer W Bell J Walker J Allan R Muih J Rowe!! G Graves T Mlura S Nublln D Fisher I Quincy manager 1 . - - 1 - 1 . , . , . , . , . , . 1 . 1 - 1 . , . . - - 1 - , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . - - 1 - 1 . , . , . 1 . , . 1 . , . , . , . , . , . , i- 9 for the S ff .f- Pa ans are Bus Blass Hugh James and Bob Hmsey 'fl' Hurlm b 5'U'9eS bac k lay one down s UP fhe Flare as Don Downing qffemph 'L J Burrus manager Coach Fox, A Peierson and I Quincy, managers, talk thmgs over Charlie Prlce beats our a throw at flrsf whale Jerry Henclren sireaches for the ball 50'-W' -MM. 3.Yx -4 -tiw -www if Wee? .vw ' QA.: iquln Frank Ho pulls one down Ball Monroe goes after a fasf one Pai 0 Nuell wands up for the last dnve as stopped by Bull ihrow home Thompson l ' I V. - Y n I ,..:- I f, -4 5.1 ' 1 7 3 IQ, I og, ' 'L I . . , Y, . Bo fo . . , : - . . ' 1 ,e S . . 'L-1' - . 4 , 5, 4 , , W . .r , ,, iffy f . 1 W I M ,f,,,.: 7., .Qld ,i ,, -v ' 4 ' ' c AV, ' ' ' '. 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In the fall, we were engag- ed 1n the activities on the Association, Soccer, and Speedball fields Hockey was introduced to us this year, and we had more trouble with those shin guards and sticks Next, the coaches con fined us in the gym for the winter months When we weren t playing volleyball or basketball, the coaches moved us to the cafeteria for our Health classes Never will we forget those weeks which ended in tests or the days we voted for the girl with the Drettiest teeth hands, etc Y Coaches B ,,k' ranch: and sham r 0 e Our basketball team listening to last mlnuie rnslruchons ii' 'Alan -i QQ! ,gal .01 wt? Top row J Sturgeon E Brown N Graham l Thomas D Graves V Parks M Huber? J Robison J Hunnum B Maller M Wollmon Boftom row M Myklebosl O Dolson E Wilkerson J Lund A Killer P Harper S Scofield O Hansen M lames P McCurdy M Winkler , . ' cv . . 3 , . . . 15 ,- A ',. Ali Y' . f ' . , K 1 ' 5 i if 'K A ' A ' C , Q ' I ' A ' ' Y I 1 , . . 1 L W K Q Y 0 xi l 'V ,,,.. l . -, ' -.S ,. .1-fr . . ' ,-. 'V w H,-, .,,A U '- W U 1 1- .. ' an We L M-, ' - W -Q'J. ' .aaa -f'1-57-5 ..e'- 4 --. - ' . - : . , . . . . , . 1 - 1 - 1 . ' 1 . 1 1 1 - - : . , . , . ' , . , . , .. , . , . , -A 1 - 1 - - H .ix 'N Eg! K . J -48 dl 'Ttf'2ff2fmr wf GGMY 5' 'F i,Ln 'f ,... f dl , , z if , Q 2 xy 7' ,T , we-' H, , qc Q 1' 1 ? gm, ez ...-0 ':Z uf . '.,f J 1 E .ff 1 ...Q A wmv -,V 5 N 1: .. A pf, t wif 431 4 ...W ,W wx , 32 rv-' ., ,A f Q. 1 1 N '4 Q . , n J 2 .. r QA 4' ,S , ehlnd the Scenes sis' 1- 79 'W '5P53 H ' Band Top row: V. Hansen, J. Ramez, B. Fox, H. Wilson, R. Harr, Mr. Hogin, B. Herbert, D. Martin, S. Porch, V. Sprock. Second row: D. Gammeig rd, R, Caver, R. Sawyer, D. Smith, T. Day, D. Downing, H. Morse, R. Cecchetini, t.. Johnson. Third row: W. Poweii, S. Notting, D. Graves, P. Jetts, C. Gammeigard, J. Peterson, J. Brown, F. Graham, C. Schwenk Hail, B. Mattaroia, R. Beii, M. Jones, J. Tayior, B. Smith, F. Treanteteies, E. Hardman, B, Sprock, T. Bottom row: R. BOYS' Glee. TOP l'Ow . 1 Mr H - Third r ' ' Ugln, EeCOnd0x.w.D.RPcgrrWll, G. sffquch G H Oflom row- P. e I R. Gard I - qnnum C : . Youngreen ner, L. Thom , .Scott V H 1 C. C aff B- Hin ' ' Oven, LC assady, B, warnersely, D. Brunsonl R HGPS, E. Eyerenl , . Day, B. Mon.-Ae i,PfE:ygrR3:1ichols, B, Snug . . o ers' B CDH- es. . ms, H. Hqnnum Under the top-notch directing of Mr. Maddux Hogin, the music department of San Juan has continued to give first class performances. The Boys' Glee, new in the local music circles this year, made its formal bow at the fall Student Body Program. The Girls' Choir, larger this year than ever before, has taken part in many of our activities, and the specialty numbers worked out in collaboration by the choir and glee club have always delighted local audiences. Blossoming out this year, a new group of majorettes added color and excitement to the band. Under the leadership of Geneva Cook, the seven girls, including Iaunita Larson, Judy-Walpole, Donna Ogg, Pat Kelly, Eltha Tremp, and Joy Hartman contributed halftime interest at many football games. Working with the majorettes at some of the games ,and per- forming by themselves at others, another group of San Juan girls, the Spartanette Drill Team was very much in evidence throughout the year. They worked out many intricate routines with the help of Miss Shomate, girls' coach. Alice Whitney and Betty Pippett led this group. Last but not least, the Pep Band certainly took an active part at San Juan athletic events. Loyally appearing at every game, this group kept up the spirit and tight of our teams. Girls' Choir Sec d N Lghf M M 0 nchfinld, P. Chaim, E. Brzxhun, 1. McAfee, M Prcaps. T d K Bad k Lxliq, L. Thayer, B. Ham, B. Worley, S, Bcillff, T Padella, M Riu, M Harwood, J. Howde, M. Jerue. F h pp: D 1 d N M Mullpn, 5. Slrouch, M, Mykelbosl, G. Dlnlino, L Gvllmore, K. Dennis, K Denman, D, Cuppx, B. Miller, G Greene, M Wolvmon. F hh M Iler, C Logan, V. Mulch, L. Fulkermn, I. Burke, L Euel. E Koepke, B. Hugo, S. Galbmnh, W Muxhlin, M, Linh, A. Schubel. M I ry S4 N M S B. Walker, R, Keller, V. Neel, M. Nelson, D. Miller, J Dominic, M. Schroeder. L. Slrnmom, M. Fvhrrnon. N. Grout. Sept. 8, School started today. It's going to be so nice to get back and study every night for the next nine months. . .Sept. 10, Profes- sor Armstrong is in that mood already. However, from. now on I wish that he would yell fore when he throws that Geometry book. fsolid Geometry that is.j. . .Sept. 11, The Rally Committee was appointed by our e-lustrious Student Council. How did that Junior, Jim Estelle, get in there?. . .Sept. 12, The shoe is on the other foot today. Teachers' Institute, heh, heh. . .Sept. 16, The hard-up Annual Staff has started collecting bottles already. . .Sept. 17, First Student Body Meeting. All nine hundred of us got there in time to hear our new registrar, Simon Lagree McArthur, tell us all about about absenteeism and Duz. fSponsor's request.j . . .Sept. 18, Foot- ball season is on in earnest now, those freshmen girls sure look cute with their rooters caps and pom poms. I must be getting more susceptible, but they get better looking every year. . .Sept. 20, Football season is going strong all right, but itis going the wrong way. Placer 32- San Juan 7. . .Sept. 22, The first newspaper arrived today. All two ounces of it were on time. . .Oct. 9, It isn't even winter yet and everybody is going steady. . .Oct. ll, The Junior Varsity, our hope for the future, is doing a little bit better than the Varsity. Folsom 6- San juan 6. . .Oct. 14, These privileged char- acters that get their names on the Tri-Y list. . .Oct. 17, The high command okayed club initiations. Now all the Block men OJ can go back to carving paddles. . .Oct. 20, Vance Hansen is looking pretty sad today as are the rest of the freshmen. Why? Something about a safe being cracked. . .Oct. 22, Our second Student Body program went over big. Sally Kelsoe was commended for bribing the greatest number of students to buy Student Body Cards. . .Oct. 24, Elk Grove must have a pretty good football team. How else could they have beat us by 12 points. . .Oct. 28, Mr. Hansen finally broke down and gave his Civics classes new Civics Books. Now we really start to work OJ. . .Oct. 30, San Juan has gone big time. Oh, Ma, is that our own little Willie talking over the Ra-di-o? I 711 1 flflf Radio rally for Grant game. . .Oct. 31, Ah yes, the witches are working tonight. Grant beat us 39-0. . .Nov. 3 and 4, Boy, but do those Seniors look good, All of them are still looking for the birdie. . Nov. 7, W'hat a live wire outfit that rally committee is. J. P. Lowney sure looked cute with his red wig. . .Nov. 10, This is the girls' night to howl. We boys probably would too if we could see what goes on at the Girls' Hi-Jinx. . .Nov. 12, Many a student is without a place to stay tonight. Why do we have report cards anyhow?. . .Nov. 13, First exchange rally in the history of San Juan. Those pretty yell leaders from Roseville made the mistake of peeking into the staff room and were literally dragged into the lair by those wolves Hencken, Bliss, Kelly, Small, and Estelle. . .Nov. 19, That must be awfully strong milk that I had for breakfast this morning. Oh, that's right. Today is the Girls' Block initiation. . .Nov. 21, We get a whole week off to eat turkey. . .Dec. S, At least we can beat Grant at basketball. By five points that is. . .Dec. 10, All College Prep. students pulling for a good grade snuck in the back door to see Henry V at the Hippodrome. . .Dec. 16, What good looking basketball players those faculty members are! They even beat our wonderful A team. . .Dec. 18, I've been working on the railroad all the live-long day. Si-Senor, this Southern Pacific is ho-kay. . . Dec. 19, The choir and the glee club combined with some of our Junior Thespians to put out a bang up Christmas program. . Jan. 2, It was a hard fight, but I won! What an up and coming crop of pugalists We have here at San Juan. . Jan. 5, And an unhappy New Year to you. This here school stuff is getting on my nerves. . . Jan. 6, Listen here, Bud, you either sign this petition or you'll be running cross-country for the next six months. Student Body elections get under way. . Jan. 9, Our first league game was a success. Folsom, our dear friend Folsom, suffered defeat at the hands of our noble teams. . Jan. 13, Mah friends, if ah am e-lected, I promise you. And so on into the night. The races for Student Body ofiicers are getting hot. . Jan. 15, What a bunch of worried ,gi 1 looking characters those candidates are! Don't worry, it'll all over sooner than you think.. .I-Ia-ha! QWhat am I laughing at . . Jan. 19, Are we getting tired of school, or has Mr. I-Ioag stc wearing those loud ties?. . Jan. 20, It sure was fun getting out class for Annual pictures It's too bad this doesn't happen often. . Jan. 28, A large number of the Student Council were with very small bottles trying to persuade the Student Body give to a very worthy cause, the March of Dimes.. Jan. 30, electrically minded boys got a treat today when Charles Ran entertained us with his electric novatar. The Uke was all too. . .Feb. S, We're getting all programmed up, but it's worth when we get such fine entertainment as an organist. . .Feb. 6, majorettes are still going strong at the basketball games. One of better representatives of the group is Eltha Ann Tremp. . .Feb. Lookit rhar, ain't they cute? Mr. Clover looked like a typical Juan athlete at the rally put on by the teachers. . .Feb. 20, what dappcr character that boy from Hollywood was. If I could wl like that maybe people would be right when they called me a bird!. . .Feb. 23, Vivian Parks and her company went up to Au to the Basketball Tournament, and while the boys were plz like mad, Vivian was off chasing che boys, like mad. . .Feb. 26, It a good thing that the junior Play was so good or there would be lot of trouble. We seniors just have to have a banquet or else shall go mad. . .Feb. 29, All the athletic UQ characters are run off to the mountains every week-end to break their necks skiing. They tell me it's fun though. . .March S, This leap year stuff is all right. The Girl's Block Dance was all right too. . .March 6, I was wondering why those boys were dragging the what-you-ma-call-it around the track. Coach Clover tells me and tells me and tells me that the first track meet is going to be today. . .March 9, And it's a home run, who am I kidding, and San Juan gets off to a flying start in baseball. It sure will be grand if we can beat McClatchy some txme March 10 Now you see nt and now you don t or the hand IS quxcker than the eye Mr McG1ll the magrcxan taught all the boys how to pxck a wallet 1n two easy lessons March 27 You Just don t know how long I have wa1ted for thns One whole week f Easter Vacatxon March 29 Bubble gum Double Bubble of ourse 15 bemg spread over the school Apr1l 2 We no sooner get ack to school and they start askmg for our money Thls has got to stop Boys Block Dance Apr1l 17 Oh Im off To Daus that IS to go to the Cal Aggxe Pxcmc Aprxl 23 What a good enxor Play that was wlth all the Thesplans spoutmg lmes l1ke mad I ublxc Schools Nxght IS here and there IS nothxng that we can do The money w1ll probably go rnto the unlor Sen1or Banquet pr1l 30 Don t bel1eve a word that old mean teacher says Mom. ay 6 At least Mr Palazzo should feed the squlrrels that make h1s ar run msted of forcmg a poor semor to do If I hear that hey the squ1rrels are good for at least 20 000 mnles before you have hem bu1lt up wrth vxtamm p1lls May 17 Sprmg football pract1ce lready I plty all you under classmen slavmg out there 1n the hot May 20 Everybody got all spruced up for the soc1al ex ent of he year the unlor Semor Banquet and dragged themselves into own for a alf course meal May 22 All asp1r1ng senxors took the ubJect A Exam and are holdmg thelr fingers untll they get the good ews May 26 The new look has arrrved at San uan Oh where nh where has that llttle knee gone? May 28 The second tlme 1n en days that the boys have got a clean whlte shxrt probably the ame one and have honored everybody w1th thelr presence une I knew that the semors could beat you Jumors at football Too ad that we can t do It every day just for practxce une 7 We ve arted for lt four years and dld we make the best of lt A legalxzed ut at least Sen1or Cut Day une 10 These last days here at an uan have really been wonderful I know that all of us w1ll lways be grateful for what we have been taught here A heartfelt Thanks to San uan I ... -, 0 , , , , , . 1 - x Y- , i , . 7 S un... , ' , J , ,K fs h - , I , J . , 7 . , ...J , , . ...J , . J . 3 Q C Y! J Y . a Q X inn 'X s Nw. .WAAS Q. 717777771 Ulll I V is I ITZHI IYMTIIV I IIIR f!I'.1AIIIEfwI Lflw HI I lN Pedro Codmo Q ur m C115 Stltmn Pau' Oaks Cnlxforml ws 1 Arcade Insulation 81 Materials Co kr I YL Dzstrzfmlorx of IIN N um W IL III L IIN I 1 I' P VI HM x N MLN 1 v , - 'L H199 3 C . Cwrnx I,I Cmxxxw .X -. K JXLIIJLIFII I'1IuI. 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Y 3 WEINSTOCK LUBIN CO Sacramentos Fmest Department Store BUY WAR BONDS Dual 36881 K Street at 12th Comphments Norton A Archer, D D S DENTIST Fair Oaks Cahfomla R 1 's a and Insu ance J . a 'nmzm Associate y I ' , I o rr , , ' I t I , u Carmicha l, J' ir Oaks, Sncrnm 1 s , of . ' ' V o , . . . U - . I . . Gene Brooke s Service Com 111 ff Alzfrmmflzc Rr NIH? WASHING POLISHING MI TALXVORK PAINTING lair Oufv BILJ and Marcom ALC Carmielnel Phone 9 3319 UNION OIL PRODUCFS Sporting Goodi Hcmfquarfarv 1, T m th Xthlct cn pn t ng, Oulboard Motors FUIIIPINQ Equzpmen SACRAMLNTO SPORTING GOODS Guns and Ammunzfzou FRANK POELMAN 13121 Phone2 729 I 8 School Clothes Pull over Sweaters Dress Slacks Socks All Colors Belts Shoes Girls boys Sport Coats Shirts Gym Shoes Keds Phone S075 FAIR OAKS CLOTHING and SHOES K Xll If fee ' Open Week Day Evenings 7 to 9 TOWN AND COUNTRY SHOPS Marconi at Fulton Avenues Phone 9 3129 Whitaker s Village Pharmacy Town and Country Village Shops Fulton and Marconi Avenues Sacramento 15 Da 9 205 20 Years Pl'0SFTI17fIOI1 Serum Farmers Insurance Group AUTO TRUCK FIRE Suu u lib I'LlI'llIl rs Ray Rodgers Dist Akgt 4 A Rixersidt Axe Roseville Phone 636 19 I s ' if J '. for S I , '. Fishinj ,ieklc Golds i f ie Iiquipmcnt A F Golf, T nis gl Skiing lfqui icnt Specializing in Res ri 'ing 1 1 K 3 51,15 3,5 -?-:A -2 Q if 2:5 -'lx '5 ,' 1',,:' 1:!:l ie'f'o', T- ' ' 'YY' 'Tai--f'e4 ' l Y 'i 9 itll Y, ' I o I . 3 N fi I' 1 1 77 , I 9 I s i 1 -3 . . . ,, . . V. 33- , s ,.. Complzmcnts 0 Danlels Jewelers 725 Kay Street Phone 2 0062 Sacramento C0111 Illlllt uf F W Woolworth Company 718 K1y Struct Sacramento Complnments C Penny Company M L HOUSE Manager Rosevllle DEVOI PAINTS Roseville Palnt Company C L Smlth Proprietor 526 Vernon Street Phone 332 M Complzments 0 Umted Jewelers WATCHES DIAMONDS 807K 3 7935 Sacra mento Stucco Products Company 27th SL R Streets STUCCO PRODUCTS ROOFING INSULATION BUILDING MATERIALS Phone6 5840 3 6902 , 1 ' ' 5 of ' f of the ' f I Compliments of B R E U N E R S Smce 1856 Furmshers of Northern Callfornla Homes Sixth and K SACRAMENTO Robert Powell and Co SA IN D Moxvmn PUTTY CEM! NT HARDWALL Srucco C0Nc RETE Mix 24th Street and Amerlcan Rnver Phnlllps Men s Shops We feature Natxonally Advertlsed Brands ln Men s Wear Popular Prztes 2005 Del Paso Blvd 2912 35th St North Sacramento Oak Park De Luxe Cleaners 3 Day Servlce ox DRAGO Proprzetor 400 Vernon St Phone 390 Rosevlllc Colony Soles 81 Servlce Gas and Eleelrzc' APPLIANCES Phone 9 2388 Brown s Shoe Store Open for Business ln Kellum Buildzng QppOSlIC F O Postofhce Calxf 8LF O Blvd CARMICHAEL Rt 5 Box 6166 Sacramento 1 - 0 1 1 Best Wishes to the Class of '48 9-3275 6-6731 I J i - , ' ' ' , . ' 'iiaiff h .0 x V- 'Q .1 ' , 3'-XM? - '. . 0 iff. 2 4jf!dt.h,,,,, I Y' x'x 1 -. 15:5 1 Axx fem! X . 9 x -1. Kg gy Qff' -P 'Q Toy Shop Boys Shop Cox 81 Breen 1019 1023 12th Street Between J SLK Compliments E M Blunden M D G W SHIDCS M D Medncal Bunldmg Fair Oaks Cahf Herberger s Optometrist Auburn Rosevxlle Complxments Tom B Monk Jewelers Compliments 0 Walker s Foshlonette Phone 9 1062 Sacramento The Countryman Apparel for Men and Boys Faxr Oaks Boulevard and Marcom Avenue Dollar Store 704 K Street Sacramento Cahfomna Ruth C Bucknell Woman s Shoppe 207 Vernon St Rosevxlle HUSKINSON S Drug Store Glfts for all occaszons nn our clownstaxrs gnft shop Complmzenls 0 Wllkms 81 Dubey Pamt Store North Sacramento Capitol Barber Shop Furniture G ft Ware Apphances Floor Co ernng Callfornla Home 724 Calnforma Street Furnlshers Phone 9 2137 Sacramento C3llfOfH12 1317 Del P350 Blvd North Sacr mento . l , h Q . ' The National .y ' ' , . 0 . if . I -l -D. vi ' Carmichael Land Co. 24flJ Year in Busimx: Alfred B. Pickerill R. E. Broker Fair Oaks and Marconi Dial 9-1028 Evenings Dial 9-1923 Earl's Market GROCERIES GAS - FEED At the Corner of Greenback Lane and Sylvan Road Compliments Broadley s Home Supply Fair Oaks Calif. Compliments 0 George Scott s Barber Shop Phone 2551 Fair Oaks Compliments Callaghan s Fair Oaks Bennett s Pharmacy os M Dixon Owner PRFSCRIPTIONS Roseville Thompson Furnlture Co You wzll do be tier at THOMPSON S Opposite U S Post Office Maurice T Mahan Furniture Appliances Phone I76 j 309 Varnrn St Best Wishes rom l ir Oaks P srmnstcr Real Estate Insurance Louis I-I Gerhardt l ns d Rell llstat Broker Phn 7 YV lnirOn s SILVER s JEWELERS Ben Silver Phone 2 1405 Cor 8th and K Sts Sacramento Calif FEDERAL DLPARTMl:NT STORIL Phone 3 4634 717 K Street Sacramento tg of 9 , ' ' of ' I I J . . ' , rr ' , l 1 I Ia' 0 1 1 n - - y , 325 Vernon St. Roseville Roseville LILLIAN I, WEBB , . . .irc c Q c ' o c 0- -- 5 ' k . 9 ' ' ' ' S ' 4 '.- 'S X a ' 'Y ,i. 'wx 1 W Huntmg and Fishing C I f omp nments o Licenses 1 1 I Wayne R Swan Wa ton Supp y Co nc Pamts Olls Glass Hardware 1927 Del Paso Blvd 2205 Del Paso Blvd Phone 9 0273 Phone 9 0784 North Sacramento North Sacramento Calnf R x m LDYIINIULS lor N uls Mal c up Complxmcntsof VI S Beauty Viola Lwsrcncc Oumr WARREN R COLhMA1N M D MALHINL MACHlNl I I SS COLD XVAVI' PI RMANI NTS 9 S956 Town and Country Beauty Shop uri L aw .1 r Dy n ln Open humngs by Appolntmcnt ANN SKFXVIS Phonc 9 3390 ., . , . C 'l4 . L 5 '4 ' f ' 1 -- . ol Q ' L f K 'i, V I 4 ' v I I J ' s , s n 3 ' 4 4' , I . U. lilul., flvrosx from Sl'Y'i!1lIt'T'S Hclcnc C is Pcrmnncn NX 'cs H-i 'cing 11 d M. icuring Y A f 5 x - me ll'f3eHIlf-mfurlsf OB Poe GALLATIN REALTY CO CLAIR H GALLATIN Real Estate Insurance Busmess Opportumtnes Falr Oaks Callforma CfIlIII7lI771C11fS 0 Berland s Ladles Personalztj Stgles 804 K R Burnett Mgr Sacramento ARCADE MARKET GARRY WHYTE Mgr Complzie Lme 0 Groeeues Mfalv and Vegetables Aubum Blvd at Del Paso Park Comphmcnts of Ravel :Ile s Large st Furniture Sf0f1 Millers Phone 14 515 Vernon Rosev1lle c0mp1,m.,.ts of The Appliance Center 2030 Del Paso Blvd REALTY CO- APPLIANCES RADIOS GIFTS 1719 Del Paso Blvd N Sacramento, Cal The Norfb Area's Most Complefe and Up to Date Record Shop Dlal 9 2404 . fr x iw ,BQ O .'rf:1?Elgf2--els' R M4 ' 0 f X. 1+ . 1- SD ' ' I P. . ox 483 h n 210-LI . , . 7 V ll ,f . , . ff I' 7 1 . P,, I f ' 1 n 'P 4 I . Starks Pharmacy Carmichael Supply R Kill SIU! 1 Hn ll 4 Four Olks Blx d 84. xllFLLJl1lANC 9 9 C 0mp1l,m,nfS 0 Conqralulafzons To thc Class of 48 Fanr Oaks Feed, Fuel and Mal-erlals Colony Cleaners C KIYHIICIJ nl s Dlifllll flll Qlnzm rx Phone 247 Fan' Oaks phone 9 3095 ALLEN S SPORT SHOP Evetythmg for every sport Athletxc Goods Wxnter Sports Equipment Guns Ammunltxon FlSl'llf1g Tackle Tenms Golf Archery Wholesale Retall L ,I Allen 1221 lay Phone 3 4216 O 12 1 1' l'll't'I'jfl7-IIKQ in 1 'J 'ar' Ph -72 115 0.1422 A 1 2 f ' ' one nr 1 s -390 . . ,,, .VL , I If ' ll COMPLIMENTS To THE CLASS OF '48 FROM Powell and Perkins, Grocers Town and Country and Marconi and Howe Village Shops Compliments of THE CONGRATULATIONS Farr Oaks Hardware VILLAGE VANITY and Varlety Store Farr Oaks Calnforma FAIR OAKS CALIFORNIA FAIR OAKS FOUNTAIN Open 7 Days a Week BORDENS ICE CREAM SANDWICHES CANDIES Make the Hmsey Block your Shoppmg Habxt Mr and Mrs W N Butcher Phone 251 Farr Oaks Calll Prrce s Hand Fmxshed Shoes or The Hngh School Style That Is Dlfferent 809 K Street Sacramento Complmzmzts 0 Donald Home Apphances 10 23 9 2 U C Y . , ' f . '- F ' ' l I Located in Carmichael ' ' ' ' Rr. ,Box 49 -Ph. -120 193 -49 J J ' 4 L .rdf J . xv 'w -A. 1 xx Follette s Varlety Store scHooL suppues G1FTs GREEUNG CARDS F O Bl d Block No th of M com CARMICHAEL Con gratulatzous FROM Carmichael Feed 81 Fuel Fa1r Oaks Blvd SL Marcom Axe CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES EASTER Complzmvrzts 0 Courtesy Market DONOVAN S CORNER Fur Oaks Blvd and G1rf1eld Avenue CARMICHAEL W M Rumsey PI-IONOCRAPH Rl CORDS RADIOS- I olsom Phone 105 Dot s Malt Shop Complete Fountam Scrvlcc Featurzng Carnauon ICE CREAM Lunches Dmncrs Waffles French Frles Chill 611 Sutter Folsom Tlllett Cleaners and Hatters CLEANING DYEING ALTI RATIONS Hal Wfalcrproo ug Frm 107 Llncoln St Phone 525 Rosa L 1110 San Juan Fountain C011 g Ytlflllllfti I I law 48 IAIR OXRS C Al.ll 9 ' K - . . . V .. Pg r ar ' 1 You'r' , Q to luu .X Sl css .ll college or in the lrusincss worlul nf you wen' hm' ulollws from l'l.1STCI'I1. Appe.1r.1nuc .mul knoxvledgc go hnul in h.1ml . . . in school .mul out of suhool. ' . . . ONT, .O. ' f l'OL'K .I S'I'Rl1ll'I', 'wr-Xi,'l'O. I o o Q . . I i - i . - .. , O . I I w 1 1 , f , ,, Ja , ., of K , 5 1 'f, l 7. , V. Kuhlman s Pharmacy Htltni lSUblI'lSI'.Lll1 Cosmntnus Country Sturt ClI1dlLS Noreross Grtttm Llrds IJ1f111 430 Xtrnon St xont F59 ISOSLNIHL Easters SI'AI IOWl RY OFHCI SUPPLIIS 11f1 111111111 Ihont 6fl XV V6 Rnwersldt Axtnut Rostxlllt Carmlchael Super Market C ROC HRH S Ml A T S IRI' SH X ILGI TABLES Store Hours 8 A M 8 P M 01111 8111111 Us lllltl lI11l11f113i BI ST NX ISI-IES To San Juan I-hgh School Rosevulle Press Trlbune Pubhshed Twnee 1 XVetk and Cox ermg Rosew xlle and CIIFUS He15,hts S22 Vernon Street Phone 50 Comphments of LAWSON S JEWELERS Rose llle Cahf Paulme s Beauty Salon 602 Vernon Street Phone 454 M Rosu llle De Von s jewelers IJIANIONHJS XX A I'C.HI S jl WI LRY CLOCKS GIFTS C 11111111111 W11l1fJ11111l It zwlry D1 Iltlfflllt nl 816 K Street Phone 3 S791 Co111tbl1111r'11l9 11 HESS BROS. Plumbing Rosulllt I I . 1 L ' if -' I t- . ' fx P F 4 X A 41 ' 1 x JL ' a Y K N - 1 , . ' . , ' L, ' Y P V 5 I 1. 1, I r1'1' ' ' ry .S . 6 Q D . ,I - Pl ' 5 f ' ' ' . v 1 -I u ' x x x '. 1 Q 3 1, O O w N 1 1 1 A 1 : ' ' - A . : ' 1 ' : 1 , - ,- I . .Y f ' .Y 1 'S ' '. - f . . I 1 v' , ' . ' '- I X . ,, , , 7 , 1 . , ,. , N , Roberm Powell Dress Shop Dre unmf mg Alla rallwzs Y 111077113 lllfllllllll amf C lull fun x Ap fuel 2938 35th Street Fur Oal s and one 6 6016 Nllreonx Blxd Sieramento Phone 9 ll 62 ob s Model Shop Route 6 Box 5099 S c mr lrxl or your lflorffllirfzfv Cnrmlehael Tower Sporl-mg Goods 42 Nernon Street o Lllllt W T GRANT CO K Street Fabrlc Center Fuvlzmn by fb: Yard 1020 10th Street Slcrlmento Cillll'-Oflllil Sru, and Suu Complzmenfs 244 Vex non Street DRESSES LINGILRIE BLOUSES HOSILRX A Good Place to Trade Curtis Pharmacy 1825 Del P1soBlNd Phone9 1238 North Sacramento Polk s Smart Sportswelr for Students 723 Sutter Street Phone 55 Folsom C C. ' h , . Q v . I B ' ' ' P ' -1 '- -v , , ' . ,. f . ff- , A fry!! I ' W ' 7 ll ,' 1 Y Ph - - K .4 ' ' f. .N f - - 1 - Comm lM11N'l's OV Compliments of O hs 1, U , 722 -X . . rr ' , , , u . . e L Q 1 ' , 1 rv-K v I k, was - V P ' f . I I CONGRATULATIGNS GRADUATES Sanborn Studio PHOTO SUPPLIES The Roseulle Photographer Phone 4R 208 Vernon St Appllances O11 Fumaces Axr Conditioners Plumbmg Heatmg Gas Water Heaters Supplies and Service Hodge Plumblng SCFVICC Repalnng Contractmg Farr Oaks Blvd Dual 9 5084 Carmxchael Comphments and CO Norcros Greet nb Cards Edlses Jewelers Gifts for Every Occasion Socxal Statxonery School Supplies of all klnds Offlce Supphes Sleeper Stamp and Statlonery Co 1015 8th Street Sacramento 925 K St Sacramento Complzments TI-Il: CLASS OF 48 from Mason s Palnt Store North Sacramento . ' ' . ' of . . ' . - S. H. KRESS ' . ' . I TO ' ' I I-E Furmture 85 Applxances Grocerles 8c Meats F eed and Gas X 011 II uanf io sl! III lbf S 11 fm! 111 fb: fum ILIJIII you I 1 Ilg mm General Merchandise SUGDEN 5 QuaI'f3 Mf'7flM d15e W IKCHCS Dumonds 1 Phone 618 F 12 Marxposa 85 Watson Way 245 Xjgrxriljygtrcct Ohn D H211 Citrus Heights Roscvxlln Clllf0fI1l1 Wood Motors DeSoto 81 Plymouth Sales 86 SCYVICC General Electr1c Apphances Phone 222 Falr Oaks ,,f7lf4 xx' rf 1 1 , ' ' , I -q 1 . ' , , . V . , . 11131 r 1 K' :- 7 ff ' V ' 1, 7' .I K K l S .- - ' 7 J - ' ', 1 N '. Congralulatmns Woods Vaflety Andrew S Mercanhle Co Com 11114 Lim 0 Izvrylbnzq 416 VC!'l'l0I'1 SCFCCI Nhrlpnga Axe Rosevllle Calrforma 81 WSYSOU WQY C1trus Hts Callf Rock Garden Servlce Andy Vlda Prop CONGRATULATIONS Complete Lmc of FIRESTONE Acccssornes Lumber Co 85 Auburn Blvd North Sacto Phone 9 1046 Del Paso Park Sacramento on Auburn Blvd NEWELL S GAS SERVICE Butane Nu Gas Propane Bottle or Bulk Systems WEDGEVOOD General Water Heaters Gas Ranges I ' , , ' . I , . ' , A 1 f 1 G . Y , . Clare . Auburn Blvd. Fulton Ave. ' ' I as H ig MEN S FURNISHINGS Ready to Wear Phone 3 7851 Sacramento Cahf Campoy Motor Sales FAIR OAKS G ar teed Used Cars Phone 221 Frank Pete 6 I I 7th 81 K Street U an To Mxss Myrle Mmer affecuonately known as Mlss Mmn who prodded pushed k1CkCd shoved forced and otherw1se coerced us through the dls 1llus1onments of pubhshxng an annual Also her del1ghtful sense of busnness acumen was a vrtal factor ln gett1ng our book pand for She w1ll gladly s1gn any contract on request To M1ss Sxt up straxghtl Smxlel Mueller wlthout whom we mlght as well have hxbernated all wmter and forgotten about the book M1ss Mueller also 15 to be comphmented on her dlscretnonary sense of w1ll power when our aged and allmg camera would play dastardly trxcks on her and refuse to go off correctly She would emerge occasxonally w1th a vrolent Golly It makes me so oo oo mad To Pop Small who w1th the a1d of a swell Speed Graphlc Camera pulled the annual staff out of a cond1t1on known as deep despa1r Thanks agalnl To Roy It s Rough Kexlholtz of the Sacramento L1thograph Co who was Wondermg 1n February lf our book was gomg to get to hum by March He IS known around San uan annual cxrcles as a r1ght guy To Clara Jackson of Mnss Mueller s second pernod art class who d1d the clever l1ttle sketches on the d1v1s1on pages To the faculty for the1r endurance and pat1ence ln puttmg up wxth our mvasxons after officers of the Anthropology SOCICCY for PICIUFCS You were really swell th1s year and gave us much needed cooperat1on To our adverusers who after repeated attempts to beat them mto submxsslon gracrously slgned our l1ttle yellow order books Wlthout the1r support we would be servmg terms ln Folsom for trymg to abscond wxth Mr Hoag s dxmes To the Staff for the1r hard work especlally on the n1ght and mornmg of March 2nd and 3rd and for thexr comb1ned senses of humor a most valuable asset To yours truly who mean every 1nch of th1s apprecxatxon page and know you wlll hke thls year s Greenback Notes Slncerely - - - u ' - x 3 1 x 1 1 ' . . N . . ' . ,, . - . . , . . . . U . - n 9 ,I ll ,, ' ' ' ' ' fl ' ,, ' ll l ll ' ' ' If ' Y, J . . , . . lf' ' ,Y lf ' ,Y ' . . . . . . . , , . . U ,, . . . . 9 9 ' ' ' Y if Y, . 9 f it ,wmv C 81 M Fountain BORDEN S ICE CREAM Next to the School 1 Open Eves 7 to 9 CHILDREN S BOOTERY TOWN AND COUNTRY VILLAGE Feotu ring Edwa rd's Shoes Todlms To Teensfers Our Years of Experience Assure Correct Fitting!! Put Your Chlld's Feet In Our Hands Plenty of porklng Space Phone 9 7187 1 ' ' - 'f rf I - N ' V , Q S T -7. I gy' Lf I X X I N x ,ri L: . A A 2' 5- ' -1' ,: M ,,.r,,,,,,,..4- ' wil, A s Pio' I , , , t I ' Y If 1 ll1l'lI' QF ll Nh!! ll 1l'll'4D ll? Il H il 5 . I,L,5 If dnt W if 7 'Z 0,1 Kelly Greenback notes 1948 , Jr I ' 74 ...A ,- 4 NL 6' .11 ' ' ,, A V I.A.-L.-.ra-'i-L11-..,,..,.-..'-.g '1.l4:,za:+-fr-ffl--P