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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1949 volume:

I K ei TAFF The members of the 'lI1l'lU1l stiff tlooped glyly up to the old bunldlng on the hrst day of school onls to flnd them selx es faeed with the task of setting up heldquarters ln 1 new room XVhen the vu mlls were It last 1dorncd wlth every pmup pxeture the boys could locate, and MISS Miners re quest for more desks was promptly fulfilled by the more mdustrlous members of the staff, the real work began The new annual room more famllnrly referred to as the Hsh bowl J readlly took on an atmosphere whlch seemed to 1nd1Cate that a truly great project was ID the makmg W hnle Barrx Bowen kept the staff up to date wnth hls latest thlng 1n llyouts, Fred Boucher fewerlshly trled to eatch up wlth the vxork whlch surrounded hmm Of course, IRENE MCGUIRK Edvtor m lddmon to the1r other work the glrls nexer mxssed a ehance to keen each other posted on the lltest gossnp It beeame 1 flmnhar swht durnng homeroom to see Don Dowmng and hxs 1ss1stants, fol lowed by the offleers of the doohlnky Clu b, Constlntly confuslng the student patrol wlth 1 poeketful of p1sses If nt weren t for those persexerlng efforts to take plctures, though the book would have looked rather blank Although we all prlde ourselves on the fact that we publlshed an annual Whlch we thlnk IS tops, not one of us ever falls to reallze that It was only through MISS Mlner s untxrlng efforts, the rough spots patlence, and remarkable sense of humor, that vse were helped over JACK BIBB Busrness Manager A,,,,e e foulglinftliho were USU I ' '9e G Q Y ove mly Pouring lr l 'le r fOfrye Calendar editor Dolores Gcllutnn und gurls sports editor Shurley Weuss look over some of the all nmportant layouts with edutor Irene McGuurl: When rt came to reference work Shirley and Connie could always be depended upon They made many o trap to the cffnce files collectnng S'OflSflCS which cuded us nmmeasurably M'5S Mmsn DON DOWNING DOLORES GALLATIN CONNIE HARRIS ELTHA ANN TREMp MARJ BARRY BOWEN FH FRED BOUCHER ia 'he KS .xx uP he book :Phu Don WT? e ugh Pldures Tome pb 0 P o!09 cbw ossxsked 9 0 mg eno Q H was was He he S 0 G, QOOX , QRIE MENOHER e rem o meme yob uk v4 'one Menu e dcnxm bY uX x- eo' be9 mm9 Q e O I SHIRLEY BRQWN GRACE DUNCAN 4 how he wants 0 Boucher on dt Barry Bowen confers wnh Fred M on We book weni 5 om e 'O' 5 5 ov4lf'9 WO' lp A to be drown os UN the mechcmw ' CYOU mio fvedS hands VXLNQ N-K gx 2 5 - ' 5- OUV bus: ness mana gers Rl jnonsionfly desurmg seclusion ':P:'h ond Jcckue wwe ' 'OWS lwell 0 EY Could , not quney undmwbed count me., I 4, -Q 5 Q.. ggi.: .J '11-Q . 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A R R I' x ' SQA big , - 'ff x TUDE T COUNCIL The method of seleetxng Student Councll members from Home Rooms enabled us to have a larger, more l efhclent law makmg body And a xery hard worlung group If w:1s,deCxd1ng upon such lssues as Student Patro , new athletlc ec1u1pment, and Student Body budget f H R ms our Student Couneml In sp1te of the dlfheultnes caused bs the new and strange system o ome oo , y lc Roy Wuleh Une Us-lsur Impalfllacllif ilallilf fulhliil tllls Sgzcjem bud: ws fave up much of if 4. best of his Jblliv fnthfulle ang.,ed hands an nxllsltrxme to ,LL that thele 0, at the names and prozipneqb A Contrary to tradxtlon these tvxo beautxful seeretarles were hard workmg, eonsenentmous gals Barbara Crale fseeoncl sem esterj and hltha Ann Tremp fflrst semesterj prox ed themselxes able pounders of the letter maehme has done IIS best to conxev the wxshes of the students mto xts legnslature Thxs year s eouncll hopes that future Counexls of San uan w1ll carry on the fight to keep actue student representatmon gomg, not only m the Councxl, but also ln all school affalrs lhese knds not only played rceords but also broke reeords as hard worlung seeond semester student body ofheers Shnrley Welss reporter Betty Buehanan advertiser and Dlek Lyne eommlssloner ot entertamment all elneked m thenr respeetwe Vvsx so l , X01 Xl' K t e :Den rv Y X99 we 9 Utd' O ee! 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YJ '.. x , 'X il 1, , ' A, . - A A J 13 Q V, v ' 5 'Q A 4 ,S x . 5 - . 9 Q .W -..L -' in-- -. in-1 - ,iwho gtw0Y5 were not the Wpe h se two QUYM or's Vice Presideciiii You covldnw escapi 'fri Your19'een' This ye- bocggrovn ' 4 Vefything- e workejelrnelixght in the Shddlfeoritori, first semester- they on second 5 emestvi and Son Juan sow in Jim Estelle and Jackie Bibb two ofthe greatest leaders in its history. As first semester student body president, Jock worked hord to promote o new and better type of student self-government, ond Jim carried on where Jock left off. Both were ambitious and aggressive pioneers in the program of improved Son Juan government. ACULTY NORMAN ANDERSON Radio Malhemahcs B ARMSTRONG Mafhemalncs FLORENCE KUHLENKAMP Counselor Mafhemahcs V4 MARC BRAN N Mechanical Drawing PHEBE CALE Library PANSEY CARRICK Nurse I ALBERT CHANCE Musrc WILLIAM T MOONEY Prmcrpal SHIRLEY HEWITT Dramahcs LESLIE GORDON Brology SHIRLEY CLARE 'Z 6' EDWIN HOAG Commercial Subfecls LUCY GRIMMESEY English ROSS CLOVER Bo s P E MYRLE MI NER Counselor Englrsh JEWEL HADDOCK Grrs P E JACK FOX Boys P E E A HANSEN Crvacs I ' ,I 13 W6' j I fr ' ' ' Lip I ' ' . . ' , 5 i , fr, 4 ,ff 5 ' I SI' I - x AH NK :IQ :Q T y ' . . f I -S Q- I n , f m xv, I 7 v'I' ,I 4 i is I V' 6, V . F . 'I' . . F ' Q EDWIN McARTHUR Dean of Boys MADDUX HOGIN Music Science PAUL PALAZZO U S Hlsfory Counselor LAMONA JOH NSON Typmg MARY JONES Gus P E GEORGE KOSANOVIC Cralfs CHARLES LIPSON Languages ARDATH PRICE Vlce Prmclpol LOUISE MCQUEEN Lohn O NESS ETH Scrence LOUISE NEWSOME Englash MARJORIE BERCKHAN ESTHER PRICE Typms 5r' ,...- BENJAMIN REAMS Aulo Mechamcs DAVID RIZZI Wood Shop LAUREL RIZZI Foods Dean ol Grrls FRANCES VAN TIGER Engllsh DELBERT WILLIAMSON Commercral Subfecls CHARLES WALKER English Counselor X I i sc. I I 6' .gf - g I QL I A N . - sn A . A .V , c . ' V 1 I i f ' I n 18 V 1 S l Y S- . , V if Q, A I g 3? -- W. F. .HUNTER A ix 1 n ,g -I 1JiLfi.'f' .q I .11 I LII . . ' ' LZ I I N V 6 H. . 6. . av A 5 r , .fi Fa if 1 v 5 Wk M Z Xi , , - 1 ,v- '- H1056 who 5,10-TGA. Uri-ul, us au, Bw happinless and. chsarfoiznbmvnis Hmil wemi, ts fhtCLkQJ up OLUU da1S it Sam., Jun,'n.4'LamJL, iw mn, ot, sclloolf nnemomlzs SE IORS 1 MAXINE ALEXANDER RAYMOND BAKER p f DEAN sloucn K STANLEY ALMAN CLIFTON BEAUCHAMP BOB BOICE CARL ANDREE BYRON BENNETT 'S 1 FRED BOUCHER BONNIE ASTILL NEILAND BAKER HASKELL BERRY JACK 5155 BARRY BOWEN CHIRLEY BROWN IRMA JEAN BURKE BETTY JEAN BUCHANAN DICK BURKHALTER Come gOe5 09 vw' e v4 ev 1096 e IP eve dew m0I0'S ov xx un wi I ABS ond ie: You xgxosuc cage, oI ms I'IOIInI9'5 CICS Nels SC n 0 me WQII SCIITQII n 0 e n ' C3008 six C:NeRx13So:'xier Yciflgg ummm s kof-I , oII O mba' gd C59 Ro X50 O mioubw pro gh ye wwf-II mo DORIS BURTON BONNIE BUTCHER A , s I . I ' - If '? 7 'P' 1 , I ,115 ' . by ,V 4 ' C 6 . ' f .1 I A ls G ,ff Q T 9 'E ,+I .' kj I . Vg4'I ig I A 7 I ' . I AI if f X ' 1 XL ix II F N It .7 , lx D I -1.4 I .sf A ... I I ' ' I S i . I I A , I IE - K0 OR . o CI I In Y W' -YI Q .I .5 xh I A I5 0 s Us DOLORES CAMPBELL ul' DOLORES CORONADO BOB DANIELS BOB DONNER JANET DUART RICHARD DURFEE LOWELL CASSELMAN CLARENE COULTER AUDREY DENMAN DON DOWNING GRACE DUNCAN R Nv T D CHANDLER BARBARA CRAIG arf. AOUL DIEDRICH LAURALYNN CHRISTENSEN MARJORIE CUPP ELEANOR DISKIN LOVENA COOK ANGELO DAMIGO JOSEPHINE DOMINICK 4 JOHN DRALLE fre Ou '7 e den, 410 G Ors f U S O Ulr gr Of efv 'Ye la I7 '7 0 4 Ody 4, '05, f Q,, f of ,710 9 0 9 'lilo f' 4 be C os '76 fr Ufs' ,770 S 6 s 7 en 00 C O HOD Ufg and 47 WU5 0 01-3 01- Fd Se 60 cl, O I O C1-S 0 OQ eco, ol' fd fy 6 is fel, Ou I yes 5. K , J. 's , E I 1 V If i 6 Tjf A A f , . i , V Q V si 9 fi V' 'L mx ' , J ,' A X A .WT LA. 'K 'S , , aux Z if . A 53 ., , ' I g lf, E J. 1 1 ' Eizfizfziz' 1 QQ, A A 1 ' Q . 'A g .E . 'EE'-ri'I-1-:3:- A , '- -. 3 rw, A x A A Cf r 5,0 e Y O Sf ' 0, fi A, os I. 0 I S 8 S C e 0 f S '74, S9 . of I A Years . S D 9 ,7 Iyer on f 1- I. . 0 L U U7 60 5, I7 9 G dl. 9 17 1 bn S 0 ,, O09 4 1 ' 'f f ' W . Q' off 'fry rv . f r 9. -ar JEAN DWYER 1:- ei EMMIE LOU EDDY RICHARD Epps ls. to MARY ERRECART JIM ESTELLE CHARLES FISHER GARY FRANCO BETTY FRANKLIN San Juan was honored thus year by having one of nts athletes chosen all con ference left halfback Ken Kuykendall who receives also our football award was chosen because of his long break away runs and has fme performance on defense Kenme also is a track man running the IOO yard dash the 440 yard run and broadlumplng JACK FRENCH JAMES GALLAGHER 1 DALE GENTRY BETTY GLASSEL ', M111 I M,,,,,..... Charley Pruce as thus years outstandmg basketball player Bemg the shortest player on the team dad not hnnder Charley In any way In his playing Hls speed and ball handling were tops and as you can see we thunk hes ternflc Charley IS muslcally mcllned also as seen ln the rallnes where he played a mean mandolin DOLORES GALLATIN IRENE GATES TIRA GIBSON EARLENE GILLMORE WILMA GREEN NATHALIE GROUT l V V :lf 1 'V I if Hill, I V 1 I X N 4 I ef' ll' If f 1 A I: , - l - , ml - Q Y I 5 fJ ' f aI, fi l , lI,e H 3' I ' , , I I I X I I T336 1945 Rnchard Wuckham, or Wick as he as more affechonately known was unable to take an active part ln athletics thus year but he was given a specnal award A sllver track shoe and a stlver football are hns for setting one of the most unselfush and conscientious examples of good Sportsman shlp we have seen 1 DON HERTZ PHYLLIS HOLSMAN JOYCE HOUDE AUDREY HUTCHINSON Qf fn FRANK ITO KENNETH IVES RALPH HALL CONNIE HARRIS ALVENA HARWOOD NANCY HOSKINS CAROLYN HUTZLER HERMIE JACOBS LOWELL HANSEN ELDA HARDMAN uf- lfxi JOVITA HARRIS TOMMY HARRIS EARLENE HAXTON CARL HEALY From deep an the heart of Texas came our boy Jack Bubb Chanrman of the Con stntutlon Committee and student body pres: dent were merely two of hrs many actuvmes at San Juan He has been outstanding nn leadershlp not only for the many offices he held but also for the many tnmes he worked quuetly and without acclasm behmd the scenes 5 5 '. 3 x F , 9 X V L . bla? 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L ' ', Y., ' -L Ll' ' . if Z, A 5E.:Sf,.i L V Lg X gggfz, 91, X . . . . :,,,..L',.-fm ' i I I HUGH JAMES MARJORI E KOPF LAWRENCE LOFGREN JIM MAYFIELD MARY MIURA BILL MONROE MARILYN JERUE JERRY KRAL JANE LOPEZ MARJORIE MENOHER GLADYS MOESZINGER JOHN MOORE 1 MARGARET KEARNEY an KENNETH KUYKENDALL DONNA LUHRS ROBERT MILLER JOYCE MOESZINGER ROBERT MOYER LEOTA KKENT JUANITA KNAPP RONNY LEINEKE MARGARET LISH Xmas 1 B LL MARCUM RAYMOND MARTIN vw 4 Betty Ramseler gets thus years award for the outstandlng gurl athlete She has partlclpated an four years of sports Including hockey, volley ball basketball and baseball Thus year she was also honored by belng elected presvdent of the Gerls' Block ' A XX 9354 my - I fin I N rf I ,Il V ,JI 1 77 ' I T , -., I if L, . -af , we ,gag 4 V I WY 45' X 75 I P'-A.: ,uf z f Q 'J-if - 55' Il .3 I3 A ,wx V fi? A 'I W. V 'f' lv I ' -4-,if Ng, is I PT 1, I ' 6 I 1 X -V5 4 W 3 M K . ,, g - I 'X ' I f lL1f L I I .4 'A N, x . . , Q' I ' I ' I l LE ROY MULCH M MULDOON JO ANN MCATEE MARGARET NEWCOMB MARGARET NEWSOME PATRICIA NYLAND ROTH OWEN No matter what sport the gurls were playing no matter when or where you were sure to see Stella Zanetta, presndent of the GAA an all round athlete The gurls sport award goes to her for the good example she has set In athletucs an example we thunk IS outstandcng 1- LOYDE NICHOLAS DOROTHY OWENS BEVERLY PHULPS MARIE PORTER LEORA McCREARY AUDREY NOSS JANE PETERSON imma! JEROME PLUMMER CHARLEY PRICE DOROTHY RETZLOFF PRUDENCE REYNOLDS IRENE McGUIRK GORDEN NUGENT BARBARA PHILLIPS TOMMIE POLLEY BETTY RAMSEIER DON RICHARDSON I 5 V 6- i 1 I I . ' I 1 . ,I . 7 .mf- l 1 52 JI 6- A sl Q-I -' - ' x it 1 I Q. V- v 1 I K .Y 'PQ .' v 14 h Av. X Q ' gs ,, i A . L xp . f' . .NM 'J I . p , sf X f L KK I I 'R' . A B525 ,, if I Q ff? RUTH RIGOR MARETHA SHROEDER BOB SCOTT Loss snMMoNs DAVID SMITH VIC RIOLO JUNE ROSS JOE SHANKLE IVA MARIE SMITH EDDIE SANFORD B I JAMES SHARP BETTY SPROCK em' lm' Remember Jonathan Rockwood In the Junuor Play? Or the mlser IN the Oleo Acts? Or better stall Desmond Dalton un Ported on Her Weddung Morn 'P Well, If you do you cant forget Bob Watkms, our nomlna hon for the Thespuan Award Besides actmg Bob also worked hard on the stage crew whlch built all the sets BERNICE STARK NINA STONE EDITH THOMSON X PAT vINcEN1 ELTHA ANN TREMP LILLIAN VOGEL K ARLENE SCHNABEL DARLENE SHURRUM RAY STEINWANDT NOLA SWANSON MARGARETE VERVILOS STEPHEN WAGONER f B A' V . fu - L- x I 35. l , Nil we I -I 'ie I Y Q' V M Q I A A A-V , il A I alvzw k, , . I ,vw I . I 'W-f A ' I I V' I, I ,H ' ' ' ' in 1. ' 5 A I fi 37,1 ,,:-v V umm- 'Ix- -fs 'ip..,f- ,, f U. ' . . ,, ' as I I . ,, . y VALOISE WALDEN CAROL WALTON MAXINE WATSON ROBERT WATKINS ff 1 fl!! I nic Qi Reclplent of two awards Jam Estelle has played a mayor part nn lute at San Juan He not only recenved the years science award but also took one of the leadershup awards Jum made an excellent student body presudent and we shall never forget the part he played In student government JOBY WARD BERNICE WEBSTER RICHARD WICKHAM 5- 1 DONALD WIDICK HAROLD WILSON DON YORSTON V QI 'Www Did you ever glance up from your feverlsh work on a chemnsty or physics problem and see the guy who was always through with his problems and started on next weeks? Well that was Frank Ito outstandlng science student and recupuent ot thus years sclence award Franks other Interests are basketball and baseball at whlch he also excels in RICHARD WIGHTMAN EMMA LOUISE WILLIS SHIRLEY WOODWARD STANLEY WOODWORKER PERRY YOUNGREEN STELLA ZANETTA we eb,-A0 of-A-L ff'-'WQI1 X? I I I 4 ' .i e- 4- f- 4 y j I Q Us ' al T- ' - Q I , . , at If '71 V ' ' K Q I ' e 1 fr - 0 .- if 'l ,l 'gg fa,. 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D Estelle B ose A Cummnngs B Mooney I Husu G Greene D Chcslann L Boyden A Brockman R Manuca E Yenne K Dennns C Logan D Campbell Row 2 E Neurburg F Graham W Stoddard C Gammelgard J Bown P L V e 3 Ren E BYORGW 5 Stocke J Terry W Mushlutz P Barber nvrne ow Bur ess Noa er W Moo Cor er Cara J Smnth G Suzemore well R V cent J uns: Par s Meyerdlcll T Johnson Row 4 K Muslal C Smofhers C Grallensfafle J Whnlehead J Chapman B Crowley W Moyer G Ross,L Wllkerson C Nelson, F Allen J Wng, M asv fx fy :fl Q l -5 H r W! W1 , , A ' - . 3, . F 1, L W ,fn ' , vw , ' ' . ' Q' ie- . :A . J - js., 2 Q gn , s 5' .,,,Ylw, ,V,r K ww I A ' .5 '- V 'J 1 l D l 5 ! , R . . f A 'fy -L4-7 ' ' , ,M 'L' I ' ' yg f I lfggh I N. Q ' x , ' ,A , ' .,, - I . Y V ,, y 3 i ' J J 1 . W W L fl ' . . S' , , ' , . H , . E , B. H ' , . S h , J. Call, B. ith, . , . y, N. . . ' , . ' , . . : . , . , , ' , . , . , . , . ' , . , N. 1 . A' , . ' , , . : . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , W. Leinelce, R,Mu1h,J. Hursl, J. Rowell, W, Elliafi. Raw 4: J. Baker, P. Flanagan, L. Lewis, J, Douglas, D. Empey, D, Simmerman, G. Kendrick, B. Correa, D. . Q T7 I iv- J, FQJ .fa 2 ' B J' . K - . J A l y 5 , Q ,Y AA! x TA 1 ' L 4 , F ts t .A J ' 4 1 ' L if EW x 4 V V- . ' NJA J k '11, A ' .v .-e- Wy' . ' v - fr ' h: . , .R , . ' , . , . , . , . ', . , . , . ' . . . . ' , . , . . f . , , , , , , , , r , . a in , , o, , , . , . , . ' , . , D. D' ' . R 3, D. g , J, ll , , dy, R. d , B, , . ' f - ' V D- Ne , . in , . G ' TA, R, ll , F. ' , . . : , ' , . , , , , I , . f . , . , . . ' , . , , . I . E , JU IOR Ci if.'tie.'3Z XJ 55,-L tom Row - Left to Right: B. Kimbrell, P. McBreorty, V. Mulch, C. Chapin, D. Murray, R. Mayfield, S. Sizemore, P. Hardman, P. Fowler, iche, M. Liddle, S. Porch, N. Light. Row 2: J. Mudgett, M. Sims, J. Floris, J. Ayers, B. Hubert, L. Ziegler, G. Lanter, B. Miller, H. Andree, L. harlesworth, P, Taylor, B. Jennings. Row 3: B. Quackenbos, J. Dent, L. Shirley, V. Sims, J. Martin, B, Pease, D. Sims, R. Carver, N. ampton, J. Diestal, R. Sawyer, H. Jeffrey, J. Boling. Row 4: R. Berry, H. Knutsen, D. Peterson, N. Waters, B. Merrick, B, Berry, D, A. Wyatt, W, Whitcomb, M. Rice, P. Ravinale, J. Burrus. C5 i ll 1. Bottom Row : Lett to Right. D. Balmer, J. Rice, L. Spencer, L. Zilcmund, G. Sifles, M. Watlzins, D. Palladino, F. Arcuri, M. Hernandez, P. Cahoone S. Wagoner, C. Schwencli, D Hogaboom, C. Driscoll, B. Donnelly. Row 2: F. Saper, S. Stinchtield, P. Chaix, S. Baker, V. Wilson, P. Kelly, L. Porter C. Kelly, B. Haga, S. Galbraith, J. Doyle, L. Gillmore, M. Luce, C. Beadle. Row 3: M. Stanley, J, Tatterson, R. Pritchard, L. Gillmore, J, Grout, J Allen, D. Potter, J. Muschetto, W. Powell, J Dent, J, Walker, J. Glenn. Row A- J Meehan, V. Salle, B, Grotheer, R. Bowan, S. Kiev, L. Hicklin M. Call, C. Shepherd, E. Fox ,,,, .. --'.? 1 .bf A fa. Bottom Row - Left to Right: E. Bryant, S. Keith, L. Ottinger, N. Martin, B. Turner, E. Keopke, B. Lawson, M. Mendoth, B. Perry, A. Pinola, L. Maudlin, P Blades, B. Stefani, L. Whitaker, D. French, B. Jones, J. Brock. Row 2: V. McGuirk, L. Ezell, P. Oldham, O. Dotson, T. Padilla, M. Timmins, M. Fryer R. Correa, l. Skaggs, D. Zvalo, J. Lind, D. Cupps, S. Strauch, W. Mclntyre, C. Robertson, A. Ramos, L. Shelton, J. Clement. Row 3: A. Carrico, D Swart, S. Yerkes, B. Syftestad, J. Milligan, A. Weston, J. Hickman, J. Fagerskog, J. Kenoyer, R. McCowan, J. Haverman, B. Estabrook. Row 4: R Malone, E. West, J. Little, R. Keamer, G. Arino, D. Banks, D. Estabrook, R Bitner, W. Branchcomb, R. Rhodes, E. Milligan, S. Arase, R. Shepherd Row 5: B. Muir, G. Pielenz, A. Petersen, J. Cabeal, D. lyne, R. Palmer, H. Weitzel, L. Boggers, R. Krinks, E. McAbee. I' -If Bottom Row - Lett to Right. N. Hiett, P. Athey, L. Huston, K. Denman, D. McMullen, D. Cramer, P. Waldon, N. Salsgiver, C. Willis, M. Andrews, J. Ewald, R. Hunter, B. Fleming, B. Hertz, R. Neuberger, C. Colfing. Raw 2: D. Gibson, M. Cannon. M. Marchese, B. McMullen, M. Jackson, E. Elliot, J. Vanderhoef, R. Collipriest, J. Morrow, J. Ramsey, J. Martin, B. Worley, P. Margon, l. Harrison, C. Hauser. Row 3: B. Dwiggins, G. Laurin, R. Cecchettini, T. Johnston, L. Kingsley, D. Field, G. Graves, R, McGee, K. Millner, J. Stone, R. Strong, P. Kent, A. Kizer. Row 4: R. Mann, E. Ferguson J. Gracey, R. McMurray, W. Grist, R. Rheaume, B. Usrey, J. Clarkson, R. Finsley, J. Whitaker, R. Campbell, L. Brans, L. McKee. Row 5: R. Moore, J. Crowley, D. Hall, D. Love, N. Hansen, R. Young, J. Vervilos, E. Vanderlick, R, Marshall, J. Gibson, R. Siple, V. Haven, J. Poultney. SDPHOMORES Bottom Row -- Left to Right: I. Snyder, V, Patterson, M. Woggoner, M. Myklebost, K. Hendrickson, E. Martin, G. Cosselman, R. Harper, J. Gordon P. Errecart, D. Osgood, J. Nelson, M. Wood, A. Taylor, J. Waltmon, N. Moore. Row 2: B. Hillyard, E. Willis, L. Montgomery, B. Fox, J. Smith, D. Ogg Y. Mudgett, S. Bailiff, J. lbbotson, E. Wilkerson, T. Hollander, D. Miller, D, Field, l. Heredia, S. Smith. Row 3: N. Martineau, J. Taylor, H. Datson, J Beard, L, Aymar, B. Jett, J. Basset, S. Scofield, M. Clark, F. Hallenbeck, R. Nichols, W. McWilliams, D. Pinala, J. Thibodeau, J. Voeller, D Chapman. Row 4: R. Montgomery, J. Biggs, R. Elwell, W. Hansen, D. Graham, V, Hansen, D. Merrick, J. Gosney, N. Wells, S. Ezzell, J. Diaz H. Ferrill, R. Hall, Row 5: P. Flatt, L. Edwards, A. Ford, E. Hurd, J. Kelley, B. Kopf, W. Brown, J. Graham, O. Winger, L. Hamblen. Ct Ct Ili - Q K - my A fi v Ae .L '-'U'--fu-. A--:gli A e 'Q Row - Left to Right: S, Cowan, W. Larson, N. White, M. Johnson, M. Palmer, F, Haven, L. Smith, G. Rothtelder, W. Wagoner, J. Wright, Hall, J. Gostman, J. Stice, W. Sterrett. Row 2: J. Walpole, M. James, D. Blackburn, D. Davis, E. Davis, N. Glassel, D. Scott, R. Shepherd, D. Beatty, Quincy, M. Marler, T. Hernandez. Row 3: B. Wyatt, W. Shorrer, T, Tillack, J. Stice, J. Zvalo, W, Bell D. Laughlin, R. Carter, L. Johnson, K. Lowney, McDonald. Row 4, H. Chastain, F. Treantafeles, J. Crow, W, Armstrong, D. Manhart, S. Nutting, J. Sturgeon, B. Couch, B. Dewey, R. Harr, P, urnbull. Row 5: K. Thompson, D. Johnson, D. Fisher, D. Wood, C. Martin, T. Artherton, G. Hendry, E. Davis, B. Percival, V. Benge, A. Henschel. 1 FRE HME '30 .Jr Bottom Row - Left to Right: G. Weiss, J. Perg, S. Allred, L. Hunter, D. Hicks, W, Durrett, J, Coffelt, Z. Peper, J. Lee, B. Burger, H, Meadows, G. Urakawa, P. Carter, D, Holgate, J. Rice, B. Klint, J. Frank, V. Ewald, L. Aymar, M. Kaplan. Row 2: P. Shepherd, N. McBride, L. Goff, J. Call, M. Roy, J. Peek, R. Jones, B. Schott, P. Whittier, J. Fortier, P. Clark, J. Culbertson, S. Kingery, S. Grimmessey, l. Greene, G. Thomas, D. Gates, C. Jennings, E. Graves, A. Heidlebaugh. Row 3: C. Hull, M. Seaters, A. Braden, R. Straw, A. Heber, H. Lish, B. Friedman, H. Cain, R. Guinn, M. Dougherty, J. Sampo, D. Braden, G. Schroeder, O. Powers, J. Jansen, B. Barber, L. Arcuri, E. Davis, R. Ratcliff. Row 4: J. Elliott, T. Hicklin, M. Parker, V. Benny, J. Bryant, J. Burton, B. Koff, E. Parsley, B. Krause, M. Brant, R, Woodard, J. Lee, L. Hardy, L. Hardy, B. Phelps, R. Johnson, M. Coon, H. Moody, J. Penney, K. Kuykendall. Ps A1 A ' , Bottom Row v Left to Righl: S. Melton, B. Lindsay, W. Robinson, J. Elmore, B. Cypert, R. Dow, G. Dickinson, R. Breuss, L. Ennenga, M. M. Murray, V. Willis, M. Woodie, P. Diebert, S. Smith, J. Paul, J. Grimes, L, Moydell, M. Seagraves, R. Quinn. Row 2. B, Klassen, P. Nicholas Allen, D. Atherton, K. Kyle, M. Neumann, W. O'Brian, N, Simmonson, N. Palmer, D. Peterson, D, Hendry, C. Johnson, P. Enmark, D. Fetter, Robinette, J. Harris, M. Alt, L. Ledesmo, P. Hara, B. Buroker. Row 3: D. Worley, J. Gray, D. Doyle, C, Brown, L, Bidwell, J, Howton, D. Webber, McKenney, D. Hontting, B. Liebel, J. Schroeder, D. Wicks, J. Duren, R. Hardwick, J. Holt, L. Challbury, J. Deal, V. Schweitzer, R. Brown, J. Row 4. H. Brady, P. Owens, K. Baren, R. Hutchinson, K. Roediger, F. Campoy, L. Wood, P. Cripe, H. Cuillard, H. Forster, J, Roskelley, C. Retzloff, R. Bliss, B, Moydell, L. Kizer, L, Brown, P. Bitner, B, Hail, D. Hampton. Bottom Row Left to Rrghl G Dougherty J Whustler J Franklm S Wollf L Kmtzley J Valrne L Pearson B Tuter B Halverson J Casselman N Wrnkelman J Clark M Drrscoll B Cunnunghom C Steeves R Coronado W Bell Row? P Harwood C Hicks D Hughes L Ekdahl S Scott H Zanetta S Morey R Chandler L Anderson T East K Burdnck V Mann D Drmmrtt C Walker W Peek M Kayser Row 3 M Garruty D Harper S Smuth A Popper B Woodmansee W Brown B Boucher L Lu ena G Ogg D Da s J Taylor G Hammond J Collnpruest J Wrlknn B ra en S Sommus V Cooper Row A E encer P o ng W nes ste ce S u A Be I P Shield Boc mann G Yeow J Kellrson J Ernst W Porch R Martnn B Prrtchard Row 5 K Whrte F Nrchols C Herrnngton D Sanford L Sherman P Moyer L Bencken D Luper F Ennenga J Adams T Hawke G Lanter B Caudle A Wetsel G Joseph fx -uh-L Bottom Row e to Rfghf D Duc son Feld V Jenklns D Sturch P Thompson L Haverman J Vlsker J Johnson G Gtgox F Nlghswon er J Koph N Branchcomb R Benge B Huston R Fuhrman K Walker H Wunkle J Cowsert Row 2 F Du Boas M Boucher P Matthews J Spence J Whtkehart L Morrow S Long arnell W c entz o nson a O Blalr R Wood L McKmgh K Ramse L Broka eterson ow 3 B Wyatt anuca R ylor arks I n :ng ver eaters r S :ro Fruppe er B Go ner M Palmer Greenwal' R Dselfenbacher Row A W De emane J Walker L Jarme D Brown L Baker R Wolff W Correck T Vogel M Wt key osten andsor R Anderson P Strong Row M ormon A a Styles J Padlen C Massey T Sand: e C Whlraker D Usrey Q Q K Y f-, R ' -x 1 g . . , T 1- , ' -'N V. 3 A I . I .K Q U .1 J x J L A A - ' s :nf ,. - ' 1' va? if NZ Q x U ' . , 1- 1 ,wk ' F A 1 .. -, - - ql J B d , , , . . : ,Sp , . B li , . Jo , J. Moudlin, H. A I, J. Bru , T. m'th, . att'e, , ' s, G. k , . , , ' , . , . , . ', . ' . . 4 ' , . ' , . ' , . , , , . I R , . H 1 'S ' 1 1 L 1 Q lf X N K V :gg K 1. ' ,. M 5-'jak , aw, F N V- , , -Ltr ' : . lk ,J, l , . ' , , ' , . , . , . A , . , . ' , . A g f 'V lFlP ,l,sm','J.J+. ,M.Ede,R.CII,, 'f,.' Y, w,r P . R : , , G. M ' , . Ta , C. M , A. W'lsc , W. Hopp' , R A y, M. S , J, Tinke , F. ch' , R. ' , J Mill , , rd , . ,R. t, . ' . : . S , . , . ' , . , . , . , . ' , , , I ,CLC .,K S , , , . 5 .Fi ,F. rrud , J. , . A , . , , Adg, retary Sam Kxer, presndent, and Bull uacken CLASS GFFICERS The cllss of 49 hue llways prxded themselves on thexr out standmg eooperatlon wlth eaeh other ln order to re llly make good exerythmg they lttempted Thls smrxt wls eertalnly pre vzlent ln thexr semor yean, judglng by thelr presentltlon of 1 great semor play Ind 1 semor ball that wlll lOI1gllI1ge!'ll1 ex ery one s memory Dnreetnng the sennor actumes thls yelr were Hugh james, vlee presxdent, Stella Llnett 1, trelsurer, Irene Me unxors always seem to have plenty to do to keep them busy, and thls year s jumor class was no exeeptnon Thelr class play The Clt and The Cmary headed the lnst of actlvxtles whleh was followed by a superb prom 1nd the annull umor Semor banquet The jumor ofhcers were Gulrk, seeretlry Ind lm Nfluldoon, presldent Go getters might be the term used to des crxbe the class of Sl The farst freshman class exer to gne a danee, thev upheld thexr reputa t1on by puttmg on somethnng extra speclal IH the way of a Sophomore Hop thls vear Donna Fleld treasurer, oyce Lmd pr s1dent, Stan Ezell vnce presldent, and Vance Hansen, secretary were the oflcers chosen by th1s sophomore elass bos, vlce presndent Durnng thelr first year ln hugh school, the freshmen partlcx pared ln many aet1v1t1es whxeh meluded puttmg on the f1rst dance ofthe year, Fall Pestnval Leadmg a class of over three hundred was quite an honor for these freshmen ofhcers who are justly proud of thenr class achxevements They are Wlllagene O Brlen, VICC president, Dean Webber, presldent, Rollle Blxss, treasurer, and Wxlla Peek, secretary as e as .. ZY Q x . l U ff l C xl , ., ' w , ' ' ,,s , ' x. - , ' 'x ' - ' Q' 2 1 - g ' 7 ' K . . .. . u ' ', ' ,. ,vt V . L 1 . ' 1--1 C 1 1- L' X' ' t. . . - I ' x - ' - H '- wg -- LaVonne G1llmore,treasurerg Joyce Terry,sec- ............... -- . ff Y, ' . 1 5 , , , , , ,, . , ' ' ' V . ' s 1 'xv nf - , J l , 3 N' 7 - - 1- . 7 CLASSES IN ACTION -'ii' V l R, H 1' WJ' lx S x X Sa, , Lfef'U.f l7'lPAD8'I.l toujet Une, fbvnes amd. kuou exfuealemcecl, at school, dances whetkefu wane, Une, nnofw dub' Clovnces 011 a clfzeannj Senwh V v-.1 ff :Ilia '11 -0 Row l Leff fo Right G Kendruck N Grout B Quaclmenbos L Gnllmore W Powell J Den? F Ito R Johnson Row2 H James D Durfee C Pruce J Sharp L Lofgren J Bubb R Lexneke K Kuylrendall D Richardson R Hoptry Row 3 Mr Clover l. Hansen V Sums R Moyer D Chandler F BDYS BLOCK flu Boys Block SJ under thcx popular presldent, Wxck Wnckhanm, agam sponsored unxor Spartan Athletxcs for the grammar school boys 1n the San Juan Dmstr ct Touch football basket ball tournaments, and the Annual Junlor artan Relays were all made successful by the Boys Block Our Football Hung was one of thc best dances of the year, our lmtxatlons wcrc sensatnonal, and our Scmor Block Party wnll be rcmcmbcrcd fo r many yt mrs to come Offrcers Leif to Rlghf Jam Estelle voce presndent, Duck Durfee, sergeant at arms, Richard Wuckham, presudenf Bull Monroe, secretary treasurer Bl x K f 1'-, , ,A lj' . r ll X 1 ,LJ W I l , 'O 1 Ax I J 'Z 4 ..- f .- TNQ Meyerdick, T. Johnson, R. Grofheer, T, Cnandler. Boffom Row: C. Fisher, L. Mulch, R. Wickham, B. Monroe, B, Bowen, P. Youngreen, V. Riolo, M 1 X -.,., VV ' s f ..,, :X - 4 s , a J 4 ' A fl: R ' , , , Y . 1 of 7 I ' '5 xl ' ' - u - as - ' I - , , - . , SP ' Y 1 1 lf . 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Srfhng Left lo Rlghf Kearney D Blake B Taclcley B Glossel J Houde M Sanley J Dwyer D Estelle N Swanson Sanding S Zanevro R Mayfneld S Brown A Denman B Ramsener FGraham S Woodward S Weuss Mrs Jones GIRL BLOCK Mummus Du our mLmbLrsl11p b0O!11LLl hom nts Oflglflll SLNLH I'l1Ll'l1bLI'S to tvnLntx two lI11lDlUOUS gurls Ru lSlI'lU our Lonstxtutxon 1dLlLLl 111105 nLw lTlLl11bLI'S to tl1L Llub roll NX L not only rc 1rr1ngLd ou1sLlxLQ, but llso XXLFL lI110I'lg thL xnstlgators of C1 A A XXL Lin t hLlp lookmg upon tlus UFQIIWIIIIIOU IS our blbx md wxLll vutl1pr1dL ll nts LxLrx 1LLompl1shmLnt iq:-.f lrdLr to rllgl lllfllllix our mmx 1Ltlx1t1Ls vxL Sold sodl pop rt footblll Lgxmu md pop Lorn II b1skLtb1ll gll11L,S Tl1Ln Lr xL l sLr n ODLX L x o U too 6,llI1LL of tl1L xL1r XX L 1tl1lLtL tt s 1rL IUIU U pr wud of tl1L vxorlx VL l1lXL Llom I rs xL1r to support gurls sports 1 n n us LX UIQQLI' lnnl lDLItLr or lI'lll1fIUl'lS H1 tl1L Iulu O llCClS lelf lo Rgh' Barbara Tackley Heasurer Belly Ramsener ple 'den' DDIOYGS Blake vice prevdenv Shrrley Brown s-crelary N , fig! . f xref f ll I 0 . i 4 . I 1 BD I A ff - an 'N . . so , q , 1 4 5 BJ Q . U if ' L, I : gf' ' 4 J l L . ' l A -. x 'z ' X ' - f 4.1 F . K . Y' . f . . . .4 I . . - L 1. . ,il ,-lf N f,.,. ' V f I I 1.5, .. ,,,,r lii?FgL Pl I Lb, . r- V-. L A. L-Lv Af Ai -1 p, -'45, ,. .H K. -. Q 1 , ., G: du .,y-,,:P . I. ,, -' , .. g - ':.,..- w f fy- ' ,: 3 L , by A ' f ' f M. , . , , , . , . , . r , . , . , . . f ' f . f ,-Xftcr our first mitintion of the year, A L' I Y. O i . . 77. 1 -V . . - m 1- V Q ' ' ' A. K1 ' 4. 4 A . ' ' L ' . W A ffm, ln L ' .' ' for I H bn A 5 Q 1 Q 'K Q ' . ' 1 4 ' L . ' 3 ' ' A I '5' Aft' V' md npcd 1 the Qu - ' m W' lilcx' it on ur bib X' Y ., I i 3-C C ..t x -hh - - R - . ' W nt SA: ,lug Ll d V' lu for cn ' ' ' rc. - i , , 5 ' , 1' J Fall Officers: Bob Watkins, presi- dent Margaret Newsome, secretary- freasurer Jim Estelle, vice-president, i , i Bolfom Row - Lefl fo Right: N. Hoskins, J. Reifher, I, McGuirlc, R Monica J, Peterson, M. Newsome, D. Luhrs. Row 2: B. Watkins, J. Es e Monroe, L, Mulch. Although our club was quite small this year, we played a big part in the school's extra curricular activ- ities. Our main project, a drive for old furniture, resulted in a noticeable increase in greatly needed stage props. In addition to this, we helped with many programs and playsg and our speech choir really went over big at teachers' institute. Many of our members were seen at the college auditorium February 23 enjoying Margaret Webster's production of I-Iamletn. A few hardy land appar- ently bloodthirstyj souls returned the next night to witness the tragedy of Macbeth . As we look back, we think our society has had an enjoyable and prohtable year. Spring Officers: Ralph Parks, freasurerg Peggy Walden, secretary, Irene McGuirk, president, Neal Martineau, vice president. A Under the leadership of Mr. XValker the Honor Scholarship ' has had quite .1 busy schedule Fall Officers: Connie Harris, presi this year. XY'e started off with dent, Ralph Parks, vice presideni , Q - 1 Bob Merrick, treasurer, Beffy Turner L1 bang by going on a very inter- l ,ecreiofy esting trip to San Francisco. ' How Miss Cale loved those San Francisco hills! Oh, yes, and then there was our very muddy treasure hunt. After hours of weary hunting we wound up by finding Ralph Parks had re-hidden our treasure. NVe finally got our candy bars, though. NVQ' also put on a very successful play this semester. so you see ' P the Honor Scholarship is never in need of something tio keep it busy. Bohom Row - Lefl fo Right: J. Lind, P. Blades, R. Correa, B. Turner, P. Walden, V. Walden, B. Stefani, C. l. Whitaker, E, Wilkerson, G. Rofhfelder, S. Keilh, P. La Vine, D. Dralle, A. H 'dl b h. R McGuirk, B. Merrick, R. Parks, H. Lixh, R. Harr. ei e aug ow 3: Mr. Walker, Adviser, D. Merrick, C. Harris, I. . K I -4. A Fall Officers le Roy Mulch treasurer Bob Daniels ecretary Barry Bowen vice presldenf Hugh James president Spring Officers Duck Durfee vice preslden Jim Hursf secretary Jam Muldoon treasurer Jim Allen presxdenl :af .J 1' HI-Y This Spartan Hi-Y Club has had the most active year since it was organized in 1947. The most important activity of the year was putting on the annual Hi-Y conference to which all schools in Northern California were invited. Jim Estelle was the District President of the Hi-Y and consequently the head of the planning committee for this conference. Several of the Hi-Y boys went to the Model Legislatures at Stanford and at Sacramento. im Allen was elected Sgt.- at-Arms of the assembly, another great honor to the clull. Several other activi- ties ofthe club were the Dogpatch Drag, our annual dance, xarious swimming partics, and our donating S100 to the World Youth Fund Mr Hoag, our ever faithful counselor, unselhshly gave up many evenings to come to our meetings .-3:11 ..A aw. 4-L..... 43'-gg bl Bolfom Row LH to Rfghf Edwin Hoag Adviser J Allen J Babb B Monroe J Hursl R Hopfry D Durfee Row 2 W Moody C Shepherd J Douglas R Correa B Merrick H James Row 3 V Sims S Kier G Kendrick M Call L Mulch D Richardson Row 4 R Berry C Fisher B Bowen P Youngreen D Wighfman R Lelneke B Daniels l 9 X Q ' J , a V, .X ' . g A Q , 1 t ' a If-' - , pk X -, 5 . KN f tr- iyasxs x J , g ' o A xv ' S' V, n ' v gr i i v ' ' S., , 4 , 1 I , ' .... 'I.,. ,. W.. ' l' . Wvbhwf' M A . a -fi M- a, LY t' I ' an Wh. V , , . Av., r - I f 9 , J . 3 . , 1 W . L ff- I . J I by , X ,H i f e S e 4 , 5- , i x . ti xl .Q . . .F ., . gli: -:a,W,,. 5?,wvg4.'. 1 . ' ' - ' ' . . . -ff .hi - ' 7- v'1-'SEG . ' N w Y 74 is-, sag, 5 -M. .A.-.,ff. ',5,2,.f-,hz - N V n Boffom Row Left fo Right Mrs Newsome Advuser l 'Burke B Phullnps B Craig A Broclzman L Boyden A Denman M Kapf D Coronado Row 2 N Sfone S Weiss S Woodward M Newsome B Buchanan N Swanson S Neumann l Zeugler D Estelle Row 3 B Ramsener B Mooney C Logan V Mulch B Glassel D Chastaln D Gallatin E Tremp S Brown ras. DQ ln Il TRI-Y ' V fr' li-5 The Trl H1 Y flub, w1th the and of l 3 ly lts advlser, Mrs Newsome, has certamlx llved up to the name made bs the Club 1n preuous sears We ralsed one hun dred dollars for the Wcmrld Youth Fund by holdmg a xery prohtable eake 4'1- al 1 well as s o smrn' our frst se s pncle , .' annual Luggage Dax In addmon to these actnmes, the club often had the pnulege of haung dns t1ngu1shed speakers attend our meetmgs One of the hx lntes of the xear was the annual Youth Conference for Northern Calflorma vnhxch was held at San juan on Deeember 4 Sprung Offvcers Ellha Tremp secrefary Becky Mooney vuce president Carol Logan chaplaln Lynn Boyden treasurer Nma Stone preuden! Fall Officers Shurley Wenss secretary Shurley Brown presudenf lovena Caolx vnce presndenf Dolores Gallailn Vreasurer K ' A I , X x . N . 2 f . , I . , ' 5 t .., l 7 . . , . ', . , . , . , . ,', I -, , 'I-, . I -. I:-. I .', . . , I f yi, Y 'zzz 'E' ln gy . all ' f '9 n A' ' ' . g Egg. y - , . . y' l 5 B as A fx . .- .- . . ,,,- Q ' B . 1' lly. . V . . V A , . - , I , ' I t v r A 1 ' I . e ' , i . 'V' 1. - lm' .v. v. . - l xl V l , , - 1, 'xxx Y , '. , ' , , ' . L Boffom Row L f el io Rlghf Mr Gordon Ad A W vuser D Sums Mr Hunter Ad orley R Sawyer B Pe vlser P Barber A Cumm use L Shlrley B Morgan J R Sound Ellefls Lo N hgures see , The chem'5'lYall:::l A ' we Scjn 0 mgs B Donnelly M Andrews R owe!! R Horr V Sums l sion hnkle ol gloss ud 'XP 0 BS ouo 'll TNR from 'com flgtlng U I1 Brut! Moten O' 'cis Barber 'iclsxelllv x en P vnce Plc, ell 5l 'l'Y Rohn lov' ue0W ' SCIENCE The act1v1t1es of the Sclence Club ln the past year have been chlefly concerned wnth the con'plet1on of varxous 1nd1v1dual projects, rang mg from the crossbreedmg of l pou try to the art1fic1al l e productlon of the Scxence Show was one of our other acuvmes whxch has been b past two years We also enjoyed field IFIPS to sew eral mdustrles rewlng for the Und our able adusers and the capable leadershxp of our presldent, Lowell Shlrley, who controlled our enthuslasm, securmg order out of occas1onal chaos, the club has been hnghly successful er the co ordmatxon of 1 D - ' ' ' cu tivation of jewels. Th , ff' 1 I 7 A J' . -1' ' ' 1-' , wt' sf-- e 1- '??'3f m Bottom row Left fo Rnghf Mr Lnpson Advnser D F l arm P Fxeld 5 0 r den' Donn e 1re05 'e Lund Plesl va led R Harper C Harris M Palmer B Jennmgs N Muldoon R w 2 I Heredna L E ll e La Vnne J Evans P Taylor Row 3 J Cabral E Mull: an R Palmer R Young B M ec,e1ofY La ' Joyce deny YG' f ,cers pfgsl C vb O Evans vnce lcon Jane Bob d E ze J lmd erruclc R Correa V :ms This year the Spanlsh Club started a new polncy by l1m1t1ng memberslup to second year students or students who hase completed two p ou reallv must kn ow your Espanol to get 1n now years of S amsh Y Wxth the help of our aduser, Mr Llpson, we have been correspondmg wlth Spanlsh speak mg students abroad N p us learn the language, but xt s a lot of fun too You should see our br1ll1ant members trymg to d h ecxp er a Spanxsh newspaper ot only does thls hel Our members y 15 year, and were sure lt wall keep nght on cllmbxng as we find many mort worrhwhlle projects to keep us busy 1n the future hlp has mcreascd rapldl th , an arl are shown here feverlshly habla mg the espanol s'k mix? 't Q.. 1 X ' ' 5' f-9,- ,- ,. ',- ,.S'. P 'r .I ' .I f-: . A Q l I l rr , . s f ' 4 . 3 Y., . . Y . -u X .. . x X5 I I . . L1 f ' I , . . . . ' 1 , . . . , .. V x . First Year Students, Bottom Row f Left to Right: W. O'Brien, J. Elmore, P. Nicholas, W. Green, E, Taylor, J. Paul, J. Reither, S. Wagoner, J. HCTYLS H. Winkle, C. Willis. Row 2: R. Greenwall, C. Johnson, P. Enmark, D. Hendry, D. Peterson, J. Cdll, L. POCYSON. N. Pfllmefi G- 099- ROW 32 M' Coon J. Walker, P. Cripe, L. Sherman, M, Dougherty, D. Scott, J. Schroeder, R. Bliss, J. Jansen, VS ,. L Z Y 2 4-6 Second Year Students, Bottom Row - Left to Right: E. Thrasher, I. Harrison, J. Gastman, B. Hillyard, M, Andrews, E, Bryant, J, Clement, S Keith A Kizer. Row 2: J. Call, W. Stoddard, L, Shelton, C. Hauser, R. Colliepriest, M. Mendoth, l. Husu, R. Harr. Row 3: G. Arino, B. Morgan, Hendr P. Ravinale, M. Rice, J. Fagerskog, L, Casselman, B. Berry. Y LATI LUB Flfff Lucilleygo' O.rfffe,, 'Oh Presid eo'S0n,, ' Jew J., Rice, president, Elaine Thrasher, treasurer, Lowell em: Sham enelcryy Ce ,lmeft heosu Casselman, vice president, not pictured. n Slinchffeydcly Johnson vieri ' Presidem' fe Second Year Officers: Shirley Stoclce, secretary, Mil C GIRL ' LEAGUE Lauralynn Christensen, secre- raryg Miss Berckhan, adviser: Shirley Weiss, treasurer: Sugar Newsome, presi- denfp and Danna Luhrs, vice president, arrange flowers for the mofhers' lea. Afew d our an ear Oo nual Hrjlnx 'es who d roPPe d' or KJ A -., The Girls' League, one of the oldest organizations at San juan, started the fall season by successfully acting as big sisters to the incoming freshman girls during the first few weeks of school. Oh! Those aching feet on registration day! But getting acquainted with the freshman girls and making them feel at home was really worth it. Our annual Hi-Jinx was a most enjoyable affair thanks to the capable chairmen and their committee members. What wild imaginations some of these girls have when it comes to outlandish costumes! The Mothers' Reception which was held the Friday before Mothers' Day was given in honor of all San juan mothers and concluded our activities for the year. on evemng of ur' or PRESS if Mgylueld 5 Rum0 ' Rom!-Ole' an Bollom Row Left fo High! Miss Cole Adviser N Larson S Gawan N White L Elell 8 Hillya d N Salsgiver L Spencer R Mayfield S loneha D Blake Raw 2 A Denman D Rerzlolf B Ramseier J Dwyer S Morey G Rorhlelder P La Vane P Kelly S Woodard P Vincent Row 3 W Gris? T Chandler R Leinelxe P Youngreen C Healy D Laughlin n-1,-,. . ,nf g f I ' .YI i r,, V L x ,, .i fdivoff: 5 'Y - 'I ' . ':. ,i ,. ',. ,.' r, Offic- lois Cent, Pfesid ery: Hale 'V A Fuikergg ndme, frgo n, ,ever surer. Preside,.,,, DI Wy: Pg, Vin-' ent- Ro ' owe! Blqk ' ' m0 ef Y' 'h 'fr-an. Q Mom I f'e e df sociql COMMERCIAL CLUB 5 'Suu- ffif Boffom Row - Leff fo Righf: R. Rigor, G. Roihfelder, D. Blake, F. Soper, B. Tockley, D. Murray, Miss Johnson, Adviser. Top Row: P. Vincent, P, Kent, J. Mudgetf, D. Hogcboom, P. Nyland, R. Mayfield. . ., M . '-'9,'::: lv- l I 1 S T. t. ibn 5 1 1' A if 6 Ji '-.Lf 1, . A 73. , .H K 1-.s-f-V .:1' f, 4,..15,,,.g,,,1., Y V g....M, , ' 5 , w , 1 , R xx 1 . A' 'm - 1 f V f X ,O 'J -Cf ' 1 1 , 'ir A P' 'V' I' ,4- X S .-l , Q M ,UM If sf' is ' QRLT-?fQq, 1 .A . 1 ,s sy wiv' I' -X .4-s, l 7 'X .,. ,fzffgf r ennelmlfefu Uma Umall-L that alwaas came, whem, we at 'Une am to QJUN-vu 1 , 1 3 63, M c as un 1, ami, wlilu hows lrlnnun am , 3 fe 'ms to vlcto Cfl'l26'l2,A, 0 wb lzamclhujhtmn 4 OYH' B3 '-34 rg V?u 5.5, va vzfavwg 4 ' Of N, 5 87 ggaz 49 i,-io QQ, '5,-K 73 aa 4 78 9131 cg , 76 so 7E 81,9157 ss 39 gil ll 9 .. , J Q x X- 4 pm M V 6 '4f Q, pr E, A 1 -. ,f 3. B1 . B, 4 . 'Y L. Muich V -in D ,421 umjkcnclqll Estanql 16, This year's J.V. squad, Composed entirely of freshmen and sophomores, put up Cl good hvht in the new D league. Although they won none of their games, in all but two, the scores were close and the boys showed good fighting spirit. The Spartan captain, Gibson, at centerq R. Young, endg H. XVeitZel, tnckleg and C. Massey and D. Davis in the backheld showed outstanding performances. San Juan O seY D vs. Folsom O. wn J. Stone' C' Mos D. BTO ' JU IOR VARSITY W Sharrar,J Gibson C Ledbeifer D Davis Maddie Row J Diaz Y 'Pe E Davis W Sharrar D Davis G Arino B Phelps D Estabrook C Ledbeher O Winger R McGee G Joseph Top Row L Bryans I Qumcey J Gibson C Massey C Whittaker L Baker R Young D Banks M McKinney B Muir D Braden ' J S N . I . I . o . I I Bofiom Row - Left fo Righf: C. Brown, J. Gracey, J, Sfone, R. Monfgomery, J. Bryant, J. Barber, J. Beard, D. Do le, P. Cr' . ' : . ' , , gf . . 1 ' 'U-4. -V! . - 4 , ..u ,,f, 3 f-' M- ,ppm is ' ,Z F wi ,.,4- -'1 l it A I J ., V 'W' . I v- ,7 -A .QF--x ' ' 'Alfa ,rv'v3'I' K' . - Fin . ' M, U. ' .v ' - A ' ' gy wig-:f?.aefv'?f g'1f:f'.', .1 'f'-'- -- ' R . 17 W ... '. --f ,Ffh ' j f', 1, ' up , I mv-:L . .. ' ' ' .,.-.1-W R ,nv I I. Q fy-L-.v K ,yr ' .- :lf ' 1 Www- .-I OUR WORLD OF SPORTS 1 A tense momenf an a doubles march 2 shake hands ond come out flghfm 3 Our team In the Roseville game 4 lets have a lnfle pepper 5 Coach Clovers favome medvcme A . W A -4, Ny- MEMORIES IN Nearly 60 cage hopefuls greeted Coach Fox at the opening drills for thas BA B L L year's A 81 B teams. Coach Fox was faced with the diflicult task of chooslng limited 12 men squads that would carry S. J. through a rugged 17 game schedule. The season ended with 5 wins and 7 losses for the A, and 4 Wins and 8 losses for the B -, , , ,,ss V -f g ,WT . .L R sayffrra e e' - fe? to 1 a or ,f '.,.,,-,Q-, el -A -- ffwtns. 'aug . , Pegg, . A Wgmzw ' f- K , ,g - f, fe. ,vyflw ' L , may .1 4 K kvks vig: V' ,Qui 25 ,l.W1L3p ' .: ,, i R . , ' .. ' x 'fi :+af.s12e.. at f R 1 ,, f ' , . 1 xgasgq ' G W ' ' 4 1. ,sw xkAQ a ,af s I 'S-ua.. 'Y X 1' an 4 f , jr Q1 ' 'fo Q I 19 15 I. 3' xl in 1 A Team: Center, Clock Wise: Mgr. J, Maudlin, B. Kopf, D. Beaify, R. leineke, C. Ledbetfer, ' C. Price, J. Gosney, R. Pritchard, D. Richardson, B. Berry, F. Kempfon, B. Miller, H, James, D. Simmermcn. I at Bv5mjFtQ,5tGc1 V, U . 1 1 Q jf!! IQ1. .LL :law . ,H 'ffl sg, r ' I R- You nj D- ,Morrick V. Hansen fw- hz... - V f. V' 4 ,. .,zaii1:4,MumL,..:eAf.ifG . -..z inf.: 1 . B. Jett Bolfom Row Lefl lo Rrghf R Muth M Hansen J Rowe!! J Sturgeon W Elliot R Cecchehmu T Mnura F lfo Ass' Coach Top Row H James Ass? Coach H Chastain D Merrick B Syftesfad M Race S Nufhng Coach Nesseth Colch Nesseth s C and D teams proved to be 1 hard playing bunch of fellows Captain Richard Cecchettmi led the C cngers J Sturgeon, B Syftestad, and S Nutting On the D division, Roy Cartel was noted the captain for the 1948 season W Bell D Laughlin C D 'md F Treantafeles helped lead the Dsters in mmy hard pl1yed and tight scored g1mes Bolfom Row Leff fo Right W Bell R Hutchinson B Boucher D Davis D Loughlm R Carter Coach Nesseih Top Row H James Asst Coach L Hardy H lnh F Treantefeles R Sfrong W Keefer R Bliss F Ito Asst Coach I x x 3 Cf Y, ll 13 14 I I Y ' n I - D I I - ' X - ' u ar to more than half their league victories with the great support of i u ya ' ' ' . I V ' . . 1 . D , 7 ' V TENN S The Tennis Team was composed of five players with previous experience and three fresh- men. These boys worked under a handicap this year since there were no courts at San Juan. However, every Monday, W'ednesday and Friday saw them practicing at McKinley Park in Sacra- mento. Coached by Mr. Lipson, a good tennis player himself, the Spartan net men won their share of the matches in their first year in the Sierra Foothill League. Michael McKinney ond Darrel Davis Standing Bull Priichard Jack Bibb Michael McKinney Ronny Johnson Coach Lipson Kneeling Darrel Davis Gary Franco Va. Q8 -4.-.4 11 ll Don Heriz Gary Franco and Jack Bibb : D I I A I . I I 4 . . 5.15: as gl, .g, Q ', ti, g ,av 1 ' ,f as ak Q 'lima 7 T ' W l J ., , ' . M5 V? ffgfil 1 ff1'ff'r- 7 . '- t ff I TRACK From the more than ninety eager Cinder men who showed for Coach Clover's nrst workout, seventy-Eve were chosen to make up the A, B and C track teams. Returning lettermen Bowen, Hall, Kuykcndall, Youn- grcen, Durfee, and Sims made up the nucleus of this year's A team. This is the first year since the war that San juan has had a well balanced team, with outstanding performers in each event. In their first fling into the S.F.L., the men from Sparta met competition from such typical track schools as Placer, Marysville and Sacramento, plus the annual meets at Lodi, Modesto, and the Cal-Aggie at Davis. These are but a few of the seventeen outstanding meets in the 1949 season. Boflom Row Lefi fo Righf B Gro'heer D Beatiy G Kendrick S Kler R Pritchard V Rnolo L Hansen J Martin R Baker D Durfee Row 2 Coach R Clover M Call J Douglas R Moyer R Owen A Damlgo J Kral R Epps V Sims Row 3 P Crlpe manager L Graham B Bowen P Youngreen D Wlghlman R Rhea R Palmer R Sawyer X at Ill 1431 1.1- 47' Boffom Row Leff to Right R Hufchinson B Kuzer R Carter D Plnola R Rhodes J Graham D Braden R Montgomery C Massey F Schlro F Campoy C Shepherd Row 2 B Lleble C Refzloff J Gnush J Schroeder D Sims J Muldoon J Babb R Berry P Moyer J Howton R McGee P Flat? VI Armsfrong Row3 C Hampton J Allen B Morgan B Daniels R Drffenaacher L McKee W Ellnoff B Muir M Rice K Mlllner H Chasldln F Treanrafeles L Bencken V Benge - : . . , . , . , . , . 1 . 1 . , . 1 . 1 , . : . 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 . 1 - 1 - 1 - - 5 - 1 I 1 1 . 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 . . V' . . 1100 H - . .. V . Q Q , 'V av W sa. 1 I .ifafi A Q11 .Af 11 . N' 1. f ' P' . 0 all 1 ' 014 1 f , , - - : . , . , . , . , . 1 . 1 . , . 1 - 1 - 1 - , . . : . 1 . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . 1 . 1 - 1 - - - - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 ' I - I ' , . , . . 'D ' A relay ieam: Durfee, Kral, Kuykendall, and Bowen. Epps, Youngreen, Baker and Giusti were the disfance men. Al Worley was one af our hes? C hurdlers Lonme Graham pumng the shot The hlgh Iumpmg depc,-'men' was ably handled by Ronald Pmchard CC if 'bf - '.-il Boffom Row Leff to Rrghv R Johnson J Whnoker B Estabrook D Worley W Desnmone R Hardwrck R Duffenbachea T Hawke Coach Clover Row 2 D Pnnola J Howfon P Moyer Doughvery L Benclxese C R fzloll H u ard u r ow Flo a an Mor an ulsl J Schroe er Flo B Luebel B Cav e A Wnlson J alcer N 4 Saw er nager V I s ayer w n R Vnncen D :ms ' 1- -, Q' 1 ',-Fr al..- 9 2 - sr L Y 7 1? 5'-a ' Y HAI, J l- i FW . ' ' ' M, ,, ,.e ,.cu,L,xe1ein afvf ng,B,l'g,J.G'v',.- d.,P. fry dll ,' ,,B .Ro' .R. y,ma g.S'm,R.M ,R.Oe,.' V, .SA, The click of bats and the thud of horsehide on leather called forth a veteran team for Coach Jack Fox's spring training. The proof that he shaped a Hghting outfit. in spite of weather conditions, is in the scores of the games played and the spirit of the team. The starting line-up for most games was composed of Hoptry, behind the plateg james, on the mound, Davis, Ito, and Quackenbos, covering the sacks, Monroe, in the short patchg and Price, Martin, and Healy, bringin' 'em down in the outheld. The interest shown by these boys and the student body in baseball has done much to further the sport at San Juan. of 'K Mfh ,swlfiffs A V. as the Soc 9 'Y ChUrl uf, Y ey ' .,,. Deus gud Q, the X bow Q . e , nd R-xfgl. 'Jw JQCI4- B 3:00 sem slides an fa! ' ' W9 l '9 f nv-We Or Q I t Os! ball. U9 Bill Monroe dives for a fast one in the shorf pqieh DH? CHI Flfo TopRow I Qulncey manager J Rowe!! D PoNer B Correa J Jansen manager J Walker B Miller G Pleienz W Sharror Coach Fox Boffom Row - leff fo Righh H. James, B. Syffestad, J. Beeman, B. Quackenbos, C. Price, C. Martin, D. Davis, , op ry, , ea y, . . : . fo sxxix llung 'l UP on Q nd H James 10 S D H0111-guna before lhe 90019 fone ond Alun' 'lg f he plane 0 7 e Bofiom Row Left to Rvghf R Ratclnff R Campbell T Haclrlm A Hen chel B Jet? B Wyaff H Lush J Sturgeon S Nuffmg J Stone D Merrnclr Row 2 J Thllbodeau H Brad P Shu ld C Wh? lr D ll D Doyle J Poultney D Casfen T Hawke R Strong J Kenoyer L Lucena H Burton C Marks R Ceccheffmu K Boren Coach Chance The J V thxs year was composed of Freshmen and Sophomore J V boys who were lnterested 1n learmng to play the real Amerlcan Game These boys under the able tutormg of Coach Slxm Chance, soon developed mto a scrappy lxttle outfit that promxses to wm many games m the future A ty plcal startlng lme up had Stone catchmg, Jett or Dovle pltchnng, Cecchettlm on first, Kuykendall at second, Graves on the hot corner, Nuttlng nn the short stop posxtlon, and Marks, Sturgeon and Gnbson m the Held . ' J. J, V S- . of f h : . ' , . y, . 'e s, . ia er, . Ban s, R. Bliss, V. Hansen, J. Gibson, G. Graves, K. Kuylrendall, W. McWilliams: Row 3 O O . . . . . I ' Il ' ,Y GAA Off ce 5 Left fo Rghl Ma yln Luce Song Leader Yvonne M dgefi Secretary T easu er Stella Zaneha P esldent Seated Betty Buchanan Vlce p e :de 1 Grace Duncan Husior an Coaches Miss Haddock and Mrs Jones Something new has definitely been added to San uan Our new coaches brought many ideas with them and among them was the idea of reorganizing the Girls Athletic Association The idea went over big md the Hrst G A A turn out was attended by 300 sports for all sports minded girls Over half the girls at San uan seem to be interested in sports because there are over 250 active members in G A A The election of officers was our first big step The girls snowed discretion in choosing Stella Zanetta to head G A A with Betty Buchanan acting as nee presi dent The records and money were ably handled by Yvonne Mudgett and Grace Duncan kept the scrap MUNUQQVS Bef'Y GIGSSCI DOWN! LUhVS book up to date Spirit was added to our meetings Kneeling Louralynn Christensen Jean Dwyer with the help of Marilyn Luce s peppy song leading Next came the organization of teams The four major sports in G A A this year were hockey volleyball basket ball and baseball Approximately sixteen teams four from each class were chosen for each of these sports Scheduling tht games promised to be difficult but that problem was promptly crossed off our list by our sports managers ean Dwyer Betty Glassel Lauralynn Christensen and Donna Luhrs Showing up for games after school twice a week prox ed quite a task for some but the games were fast and well played After a few practice games a round robm tournament was held Fach tournament was ended by a play off to determine the winning team a luncheon and entertainment fThe get togethe was called a bean feed but we had to be different' Playdays were many and needless to say everyone who attended had loads of fun The bus trips before and after the games away from San uan were really packed with hilaritx and our teams fespecially basketballj brought home many victories The sensational G A A Banquet brought a close to the year s activities It was the affair of the year with a large attendance and a good time for everyone S xeral mdivldual awards were made which showed that there were some hard workmg gals in G A A Knowing that a fine job has been done in reorganizing G A A vse can only hope that the girls in the years to come will show lots of spirit and keep G A A on top at San Juan 0 o o t , A a. I gf ' V . . 1 -i 1' lal 0 J 1 ,Q y A :fi B ', 1 r - l : fl , 5 Alf, u , -lr r-7 , r ' I .. : 1' , - r 5 ng , I . I 4 n Mm va 3 . ' 5 girls. The purpose of G.A.A. is to provide activities in . , . . . . , - : , . . : ' , . . . , . T I . . . . . - . . . . . , , D 1 ' 7 N 7 ' ' ' , , J , y . . . . , . , . , - ' J' V - ' 1 - r fl YI ' J , , . . , . , , . I 1 Y H ' X v I - - - u - an ' K Y I cy . . . , . . . ., ' i i SENIORS s 97' -'-1 m?' 2 L u Boffom Row Lef Io Rrghf E Hoxion B GIasseI N Sione M Newsome A Denman M Alexander M Kearney M Kopf D Coronado J Duari R Rugor L Chrrstensen Row 2 N Swanson S Brown B Buchanan L Ken? B Ramseler M Jerue J Dwyer B Butcher D Revzloff P NyIcnd Row 3 S Woodward S Weiss J Houde S Zaneifa A Schnabel I Burke Mrs Jones Adviser is mf? -r -1 rs ,xg Xia: GN morrow Row Lefi Yo I V V rcckel Hu Mayfield D Murray B TacILIey S Porch B KlmbreII B Rose L Boyden A ro Reno Mu doon M Svanley F G am D ke n u ar s e e Ow ers en a In Rnc o oboorn L Zeugler S Neumann J Eva Row 4 oc e Sop A Cumrnmgs W Stoddard N Leonard G Lanier B MI er B Mooney Caolb cu ckrnon G Denhno Dewne B Huber? nnelly J 1 . 31' I If 1 .' I I i . 'Y a 'Y ,l K -,. K-N ,f ,4.. I P I , , - Q .fir-Azeri. ' A If 4' ' ' A-fm .L -LNVK ,ga S ,fl V. gf f 1-gf? 4, fi - h 1-A ' I I : . , . , . , . , , , . , . , , , . , . , ' ' f '1 ' 'V JB M 5, . -'B d --ufzf 3 1 ,f W ' . f' 'if . L 11. Ti Q' 1 I W' V Y , .X h 'r ,N fi-'155 if . , . . , , A Rgh ,C ,r su,R. ',, ,. W , A ,, ,, ,,B . Row 2 B , N. I , . , rah , BIo , C Logo , N, Light, V M Ich, P, B ber, D. EI II R 3' D , . J Ay , J Mudg , P, RioIo, C Ch p' , J e, D. H g , . , , , . ns. S. SI k , F er, B Do , Coll , , , , , . 'II , . ,S. r 1h SOPHOMO ,nz '-v 'KW Boflam Row Leff fo Rlghf J Clement E Bryan? N Larson J Ewald B WyoN M James P McDonald B Lawson D Muller L Monlgomery Row 2 B SYSFCFII W Sferretf W Mclniyre P Ken? J Broclr A Klzer M Mylcleloos1C Roberrson S Sfrauch N Marhn B Turner G Rothfelder Row3 R rrea B Dwlgglns P Morgan L Ofhnger M Johnson I Harrison P Aihey J Gasiman F H ven M Palmer J e I I Here 1 ow 4 S eu h o es un er IU er ox en o o an er ac son ar ze Koe ow Mudgert R Collupruesi A Ramos D Zvalo C Hauser I. Shelton E Wnlkerson K Denman J Lund R Harper A Taylor D Cupps J Basset' nv' is A 'af -4 Baffom Row Left to Rzghf D Hendry J Culbertson R Dow S Grnmmessey L McKmghv B Lindsay R Chandle J Clak w 2 Forher Qunnn J pence J Lee Z Pnper W Robvnson L Pearson L Brokaw B Burger M Murray W Schlentz S Somrners L Aymar R 3 D e D Holgate J Call J Whllrelrart M Schurier J Allen J Fneld V Ewald J Frank G Thomas P Carter P Whlifner M AI1 D Ariher n Rowd W Bell M Ede T East K Kyle A Hendlebough N Wnnkleman J Paul W OBrnen J Elmore G Dxcknnson R Coronado V Cooper R Jones Row 5 C Steeves M Neumann D Peterson B Cypert D Hughes D Harper G Urakawa N Snmonson N Palmer S Morey H Zanefta J Grumes C Walker C Johnson P Enmanlc X 1qYA,v!,' I QL I 5 It fx- ,A f '--1 . J .. '. 1 . , .J-'7.5 4f ff ll . JC s of C5 ,. ' ,.' , . ',. . ,, I, , Q ,'. Il, ,s1'sc,'o.r'eld,'. .d'al R : . K 'f , P. Bl d , R. H Y , L. Wh'1lr , B. F , M. M d th, T. H ll d , M. J lc , B. Hllly d, L, E ll, E. plre. R 5: Y, A J K v C ,M ,. ,3 J' Q I fir auf ' 0 i y X I . I n ' ' 'ye l f X v vi I l ' A 'fa f f 1 . ,, xl ' 1 1 , -' Y I Q-f-iff , --FL. : 'Li ii' S '- , ,i '4'-S' f?.','f.Q iff- i, Ak, . ' 'T-P-' ' -k '.' ' J. 'fl fi 1'-1 I' 'ZQT3 ' . H' , g V ':, ,, ,. ,.' ,. ,, r,. r,Ro :J, ',R. ',,S ,. ,.' ,. ' ,. ,. ,. ,, ,. ,. ,. ,ows .Ga1s. . , . , . ' , . , , , . ' , . , . , , , . , , , . , . fo. 1 , . , . , . , . ' , . ' , . , . ' ' , , , , ' ' , . , . , P, Clark, J! Rice, I 4 Ill Ill L Ill Ill ' FII 'Ill 1 F li fi' ,4 Vw-Q. 98 12 rg? 'V .VZ x'y'i s g Laurolynn Christensen, Bob Donner, Donna Luhrs YELL LEADER PEP BA ntl' KS 'Wi in Bofiom Row Leff to Rrghf J Taylor R Harr J Taylor P Owens S Nufvnng P Walden F Treonfuleles Row 2 D Hughes D Worley A Popper Row 3 D Empey R Sawyer D Gcmrnelgcrd B Monroe W Powell in -gquur ...ll C .q 1 I , r-. U 1 r 19' 3 L W ,. 5. , 'J rt 5 F l S Q N n ALLY CCMMITTEE Thr Rllly Commnttet this yur rtalls hmd to rulx thtmr brun Us n.1tur.1llV all Rallv CZOINUIIIILCS doj to trx to thlnlx of enough to hll up .1 whole halt hour and not only that to put on eaeh rillx twuct Dtsplte these handlcaps our httle meetxnvs down m Nll resulted ln some rather clever rallles rf we do sax so oursclus Perhaps the most xmpressxvt was our fall fashlon shovx wxth bulx ground musnc supplled by Bull Slats 1nd hls Musxeal Flats Tht CODTFIIIIICC not only Came. up wlth some prettw good rlllxts but also were on hand to decorate the goal posts take tml-tcts 1nd othervuse JSSISI at our home games 91 . ' QQ it B l ',-,x 1 XA 10 3' 'O' X., Top Row - Left to Right: R. Parks, D. Downing, J. Estelle, L. Mulch, B. Donner, B. Monroe, B. Bowen, S. Nufting. Boflom row: Mr. Palazzo, B. Ramseier, M. Newsome, L. Christensen, D. Luhrs, S. Brown, B. Craig, I. McGuirk. ini MAJORETTF . wgunv: v-' ' Geneva Cook. leader' Durlng half hme at home games ihls season the crowd always locked forwa d to wa ching our drsll team perform Thus group durected by Mlss Haddock and under the leadershup of Irma Jean Burke and Shnrley Smnth worked up some pretty classy roufmes and supplxed our games mrh much apprecloted color and emertommem DRILL TEAM . V. . 7 A. . , . . ' 1 1 X 1 B- Z' Av- s- 5 4 4 1 I i 4 4 4 4 4 3 i 4 1 1 1 lm? ' 2 Tbme out N ani we koumi to' io' to' own Lelswua fmomefnfs. vue! If meme! alwcujs a kewf urhv would cjaihew o.fwwnd.o, Pboww 'Co' Fld-ij, sim-1, om just kool, amoumL IOR A I ll Boffom Row Lef lo Rrghf R Call J Clark J Taylor W Powell N Bell J Wnllun A Popper B Smufh B F x P Wa en B Sprock J Sm: all o nson ar c enfz e ow M Hogan B Hlllyar J Peterson Ta or Aymar D Hughes S Nutfmg k F C Gammelgard D Gammelgord R Carver R Sawyer D Smurh L Wood J Mayfueld W Bell Row 3 P Owens M Secners J Brown D Duc son utchmson J Marhn R Cecchefhm J Brent Row 4 B Keefer l. McCreary B Monroe R Hall F Treaniafeles N Whuie IDR A ff 11 Boffom Row Lefi lo Rrghf A Henschel D Field J Crowley Mr Chance N Wells J Casselman H Brady Row 2 P Bolmg K Boren D Brown T Hawke E Hurd D Gates J Voeller Row 3 J Roskelley F Parnell S Long P Chalx D Holegafe J Gammelgard J 9 ' , B Q ' lls x A Q, : L V, 1 l I 1' i ' Q - L y. 11-. A k ' , ' A 5 'J ' J ' P P J ' . Q , :wifi Q A tu Q A A , -1 ,. ,. ,.',.o,.Id,, ,.'fh, D.H,J.Jh ,P.Hd,w.sm ,M.Ea.R 2, f. d,. ,J. yl,L. ,, ,. ', Du Bois, R. Hqlf,'H. Wilson, R.lH. ' I, A, n, l U ' ', A . f , A , l. A .l I, 1 , -,, . ' Y X W C. Q J,-ue, V0 1 ' . ': 4' ,- f , J 4 Q 1 JJ ' 1 n ' 4 'A A , Q 1 :' H J H Q . A C f , if 4 Y ' v mg ' R ' A ' . , ' ,I x 5 I 1 I n Q' -v--J 4 Af BOY 'GLEE A 1' M 2, C. - 0 'r 'M' 1 . W' li ' ,. Q Lb...Q. HQ Ct 4 'VJ Bottom Row Left to Rnght R Marhn B Bell J Sharp D Lyne D Scott C Retzloff D Retzlolf Mr Hogan D Blough D Burkholter D Hoptry urst ra e u en a ow c ee man un sn :son arrus ace ue F Woodmansee H Moody Row3 J Shankle D Durfee G Hendry D Wughtman P Youngreen B Bowen G Ross G Lanter T Hampton B Gardner Row 4 V Haven R Marshall R Owen E Vanderllck J Howlon H Wilson J Poultney L Hamblen D Potter L Brown G LS HOR Q66 nv no vu 0 4. :H Bottom Row e to Rrght rson G reene J wyer M erue V Mulc L Hutzler D Campbe C ance R Call E eplze B Astull D Coronado abrarth M Andrews L Bo den Gnlmore Row 2 D Mclnt re S Strouch C rscoll W Mushlntz C odle P Chanx M Mylkebost L Kent E okaw L ell Gr ut I Here no J Call W Durrett N Light J Woltrnan ddy Row 3 rqgher J Fortuer L cKnnght N Moore O Blaur ood W Mclntyre L Danlels B mmg B rtz n s Po Neuerburg Lush N Branchcomb M Summons Row 4 Banlufl K Denm n Sc 1 B Kumbrell C Steeves A Ramos C Robertson J Culbertson M uscoll S Grummessey J Domumcln A Noss J opez D Mn er mmons ow I ep er ow rs S u d O borne I Smuth B Haga M Newsome M Schroeder L Vogel A Schnabel D Cupps A A A 1 sol J R . . 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Luh , S. col'el , I DOUBLE OCTETTE 8oHom Row Left in Right C Greene D Coronado M Andrews E Neuerburg Row 2 E Brokaw L Fulkerson S Srauch C Robertson J Dwyer J Dominic Row 3 D Campbell B Hugo L Gnllmore V Mulch S Galbraith J Woliman DRCHE TRA L Chr: e en Fra E Thra er L Aymor Peterson H Berr H Wilson J Wilkin D Sm: W Powell R Carver A Heidlebough S Porch Left to Right D. Fisher, C. Schwenclz, T. Easf, Mr, Hogin, T. Hawke, N. McBride, A. Ford, J, Dominic, . 's? ns ,B. nlxlin, sh , . , J, , . y, . ' , . ' ' , . Illh -l , , , Q J X W' N , 1 1 Vg ii x X ' i A, ' a xl ,Y J ..-Q, , ' f , ,f1,k. f 1 x f ' Q9 W3 SCENES FRCM THE JUNIOR PLAY The Cat and The Canary 5191 The Se Y. mor Play Cost g lance ci Yhenr lane S Q 31 JU '0' Clos I 5 nrq HQ,-, Chrmmcs Prog ram ,..- news edge sw 552 we we if-5 G Q7 Nmehes O Qfxex vm' Y I Renew .IU T REMINISCING 'A Stl5 05 hlle m 5 number 15 S selves out of bed earl mm months of sthool Ul'TIbllDL, somethlnt, about that unluek 1 um students dragged them y t start mother heutnly S116 Thtse new fm ltd nl b 6 LLIS .1 0L1l hOITlLfOUII1S CHI double noons hate eserxu l ffl Stutent Pltrol If sou mn t w cnt an td txtept t e LFLSLHI I MISS Ull gtasxselle tfl St nl 4 lou t ost Spirtans xes we do Xiawb 1I e our S arp 1 e m sptred thlt 13 6 xletors our f Senxor Pltturts s Now IS those daul l mp., smres far the met mln Hm ph Ht told mt to elosv. rnx mouth CXI I ost b tht lLlLl was t porn the ble Ioorhrll lea ue? Af Q5 IQI' SLLIFIQ., OLII' f1I'SI Q.,'1I1lL vu Nllrssslllo. ntl It lk tomght D617 Mr N1eArthurs l. 5 H dzu by slngmg, H1 s B hd us rstory dass honored rh pp nrt ax, Dear Colum Ott I3 When the boss get so hard u to asls a teaehtr for .1 dlte, xt 5 txme f Or -ILIIUI Nltss Hldcloek IS runnmt, us eompetxtlon, t,1rl et 70 - m ac rn ack a L 'a ' after Tri-Ys l.ugg,ap,e Day. A NJY. l- Our wish for a good look at the class of 92 granted when we attended the lfall Festival, irst dance of the year, . vov. Those Oal-:ie hootie characters sitting on nr are 'ust our i ' ' HA- i1.'. YQ V. -2- 1 M anksgivxng Yaeati 1 h . L angx Nwer 'a t'a' '. 'A -v al tent institute poordears. CC, ' ', 1.37. s J WHIS on I ' ,I KJSS SCCTU IJ JVC SUYNCI IH ,Ko A band lf Egyptian n tm ay, but as ycu mi'ht lt 5 n nw it was just Gir s' Bl - ' ' oek IIIIKJIIUFI. 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Flllll' 9 ou r - f 111- Li left ny ft Y' t' 'I A ' ' 1 ' 1 .' s. N1 5 L ' . U' ,K ' K ,.'. V xl nc 10 ' ' , 11 ' kj 11' ' h '- 111 - la 1 ' h- f ll - ' ' f '. . ' J ' ' - L'. - 1 I 11 ,K AA. ' 5 . ' ' ' 1 . 1' l 'c 1 ' ' ' f . ' -1 .ll J . .- . Congratulatzons TO THIL GRADUATING CLASS OF 1949 HURST REALTY S ccmlz mg 111 suburban lJ0mcfs small ranflacs and acrmgcs W4 also bundle' all types 0 gvncral Insurance CODgf1IUllI1OHS to the Graduatmg Class of 1949 FIRST NATIONAL BANK CF FAIR OAKS Commerclal Savmgs Chustmas Savmvs Mcnzlur Iwzlcrul D1 pow! Iflslrrauff Corp Four Oaks, Caluforma ' J f 924 - 8th Street, Sacramentog Branch office Carmichael . - . Q . . D VILLAGE zww? 111 ll phony 9 73 87 VILLAGE CLOTHI 'S I OR BOYS o OI' CLOTHES 'D b IOR GIRLS Y' gb T WE IRWIE H F U RWE In Cnouuo Ruuun STEAK Snowmen Cmu Wnrre Cuowso0mons III 11 L1 4.1 Iwi.: fdmfu. Rosfvfufaazfr ,. i ' E ix I Cr gnlllzlulin x In flu' cilm of '49 COMPLETE LINIQ 2 I-'f '1-Tg, O QQ' F- 1 I , T? ' .-.-. 'r ,E w . I F Compliments of 5. H. KRESS and C0. Wood Motors DeSoto 85 Plymouth Sales 86 Servlce General Electnc Applxances Phone 222 Faxr Oaks Best of Luck to The Gradunmg Class of 49 J MURRAY BROADLEY Plumbmg Contractor Serv ce and Rcpanrs Crane Dealer Corner of Capxtola 'md Mam Streets Telephom 7 Fan' O1ks Cahfornm ' 1 . 1 Mvnzllvr of Master PIIHllbl'f',S Assofiatiou 1 ' - l l , . 1 1, . I . 4 . f. A. va.. W .ln V ,wah :L .5 1'- H, g 2 , -N. , -5, .L., v , x x '72 r f' a - ,- ,,s,.5.kr sl, X 1 .- - - 4' 1 I 5 v U , . nan , Ji' . L . - . rage, L4 P9 fri..- . M. , me 1.554 ' -,, 'F Asp fri 'a A-.N Gd wifi gn Cflllxgldfllldflfllj lo fbc Class 0 49 rom FAIR OAKS MARKET Hozmrd and Enfrance Sfreefs FAIR OAKS CALIFORNIA Larry Blcon Hugh Mclwox Mott's Market CLARE LUMBER C0 FAIR OAKS BLVD CARMICHAFL BRANCH Fuller Punts Wallpapers Pamters Supplncs Student and Artlst s Mata-rxals THE VILLAGE PAINT AND ART SHOP Town and Country Xrllagc 'Shops Phone I-Hckory 9 6592 Y ' . , f , , 3 Finrxf in Lumbor O . . , . V. W M RUMSEY Compoy Motor Soles Groeerles Meats Hardware Apphances Phonograph Records Folsom Cahf Phone 105 FAIR OAKS Guaranteed Used Cars Phone 2 21 Frank Pete Sylvan Corners SYLVAN Lumber Co Lumlier and Buzldzn Maferlals Phone l62FS Rosevxlle Cahf Fred S Kmsley R 1 Box 923 Louls H GERHARDT R1 u Fvfaff Iflvnraurr' Complzmenfs 0 George W SNIPES M D Llcensed Real Estate Broker Carmxehael Phone 70 Y 2 FJII' Oaks Auto Seat Covers Our seat covers are made of the best mater1als obtamable and pr1ced to meet your purse Comeruble tops recovered wnth guaranteed matenals See us for 601111111 lt' upholstery u orl Braden 81 Garland 817 1 t Dlal 2 2489 Frank E Garland Oumr Manzgzr Nzu and Uscd AIlfIlIIIflIJ1lFS Cameron PONTIAC COMPANY 1217 1227 Del Paso Boulevard North Sacramento 15 Calzforma Telephone 9 3513 Garage and 24 hour tomng seruce o o ' - I 9 ' ' ,1. ,- , f o o 1. . 0 0 I, C I 7 ' . f., M as f' 1 ' . V. . . I s 111 9 - 211 - ' - - ,I , ,,, up 4 I K Q V t RMICHAEL Q, Conqralulafzons to lbw Class 0 49 Marchal s Market Meats Grocerles Full Lme of Food Telephone 9 0007 Carmlchael Shoppxno Center RINGS WATCHES WEDDING and ENGAGEMENT SETS PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT BROWN'S JEWELER Carmichael Shopping Center - Phone 9-9939 5 to 1072 Discount I0 Siudanfs - Except Fair Traded Ilems. HOPPING CE TER Roberto Powell Dress Shop Carmichael Appllance Co N g I AA Women s and Clazldrens Apparel Hot Pomt Bendxx Norge Horton Western Holly R C A Vlctor Carm1chael Shoppmg Center Fan' Oaks 86 Marconr Blvd Dlal 9 1062 Pu 5 T e KUY 5 Countrymon Fobrlc apparel for men and boys Marcom Sc Fm Oaks FAIR ours BoULhvARD Carnuchael 81 MARCOINI AVI NUI: Llkc Good Food? Try us' Break as! Lunch and Dmmrs CARMICHAEL ICE CREAM SHOPPE Carmlchael Shopplng Center Fan' Oaks Blxd Hours 7 M 10 S 11 M Sun S PM to 10 M Bob Brown Ollll r O O C Your Frimdly vi bbormo pplianrr' Slorr 1 - 1 Collon Yardage E5 M6Call's a erns arc' goin' stead 1 at h I . 1 5 ' I . . - . V - A. . - P.M. at. P. . . . . P. . , ' U I Get more Herberger s Optometrist for what you pav Save at Auburn Rosevnlle MODE O DAY l Patton s PHARMACY Harry A Patton 715 Sutter Street Phone 10 Folsom Calxf M HEQHHGJUUUQ 3 'Rum 4 Z C01rzp111nc11ls 0 I, O Box 48, I, O ez 0 os Robles Motor Lodge GALLATIN REALTY CO CLAIR 1-1 GALLATIN Real Estate Insurance Busmess Opportunmes Farr Oaks Calxforma Auburn and Howe Avenue Telephone 9 997 8 Polk s Folsom Vornety Dept Store Phone 6W 729 Sutter St Sportswear Dry Goods Folsom Calnf Accessornes Folsom Calxf Phone 55 Bill Eckhardt Owwr Domty Postry Shop Phone 166 406 Vernon Rosevxlle Calnforma Decorated Cakes or all occaswns I I l y . I I ,T in in :Q O f , oils! ' f . . h n l -j L l g . o , . , St ' , . . . , . . 1 ' . . 3 f ' GENE BROOKE SERVICE Gas O11 ACCCSSOFICS FIRILSTONF TIRFS 81 BATTERIES Complefe AI1f0llI0fllC Rrpazrs Carmichael Phone 9 3319 Don Stephens BROKER d ll P See us for a home or msurance TOWN AND COUNTRY VILLAGE SHOPS 9 0415 Congrafulafzons TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1949 K E L L A M ' S Hardware Appllances Sportmg Goods Fan' Oaks 9 1 . V . Real Estate and Insuranc Ran a . Wagaman Assoc' iv i, R E34-' '11-111' l tw? 1 Mus 'Q Town and Country Vlllage Dxa 9 7181 I-runtrxdge Shopprng Center D1a 7 3935 Featuring Correct Fxttmg of EDWARDS and OFFICIAL BOY SCOUT SHOES Pu! Your Childs Frrt 111 Our Hands Comphments of BREUNER S Smce1856 Furmshers of Northern Callfornla Homes Sxxth and K SACRAMENTO Congrafulaflons fo ilu' graduatnzg Class of '49 JOSEPH J. DIESTEL Real Estate and Insurance Orangevale Calrforma ara1 1 r f I IJTERU .:,,l....a.. - B . I W R 81 H HARDWARE Carnzlrbael Dzvfrlcf Houseware and Appllances Phone 9 6960 Route ll Box 5108 Sacramento Callforma STURCI-IS FAIR OAKS FURNITURE 81 APPLIANCF CO YOU ARF ALI! AYS WL!! OMF TO XISIT OUR MUSIC BAR RECORDS TO PI FASF I:X I'RY TASTI' Cmnplzmezzfv 0 Arcade Hardware and Va rlety Pau cs Plumbmg Wlrxng Household Goods VI s Beauty Shop Dandy Ma rket Grocerxes Meats Carmnchael Phone 9 5956 Farr Oaks Blvd at Marconi Fulton 8L Auburn Fletcher Bros PHARMACY Fines! Prrvrrzpizorz Serum' y G Carmlchael Callfornla Phone 9 2245 B C I t Om mlm S Complzmenis 0 flat Donald VILLAGE VANITY Home Applxances Falr Oaks Calxforfua Rr 10 B 4 Ph 9 2 De Luxe Cleaners 3 Day SCFVICC JOE DRAGO Proprietor 400 Vernon St Phone 390 Rosevrlle 3 , ' f I 1 7 ' 5 . f 1 ' I 7 Q Q. .I . ' Doroth ray 8: Revlo C t' ' Vegetables . T1 wwe IL - 7 Fair Oaks lvd. at Marconi P ' Of - f , . , . Located in Carmichael ' - - ' .,0x 923- .-120 , A ' Specializing in Carmichael Pro perfy M O R S E R E A L T Y ' In the center of Carmichael on Fair Oaks Blvd. 9-0165 Rt. 11, Box 5084 Everythm ln the lme of Musxc Piano Tuning 65 Repairing Eastman s Plano Studio and Muslc Store Phone 22W 342 Llncoln Rosevllle Calxforma STEWART ROOFING CO Phone 645 J all types roofmg asbestos Sldlng 320 Shasta Street Rosevllle Cahfornna MERLE NORMAN Cosmetlc Studlo St Cou try Vll g mvntes you to come 1n for a free demonstratlon complexion anal3s1s and make up color chart D 19 2218 for appo tme t y 10 to S Eves 7 to 9 Carmichael Super Market Fresh Meat Vegetables Grocernes Falr Oaks Blvd Carnnchael MARCUS Sacramento Stockton Ezzryibnzg or tbv Auto 1130 J Street S1cramento Callforma Phone 3 7421 Accuracy Purnty Model Pharmacy Alfredj Relvas Phone 14 Folsom Cahf xx Avi., f-711 Open Week Day Evenlngs 7 to 9 TOWN AND COUNTRY SHOPS Marcom at Fulton Avenues Phone 9 3129 . U . . . o . . . . I I . - ' St. Y O . Town ' n i a e ia - in n D h ' ' ' Dail P.M. -y 3 in fa . - A -' 'a :pvc ij'MM5 f,:--.5 if-In 11 I , - I AUTO SUPPLY :Qing Pr1'u'rip!iof1 Pfmrnn1a'i11.t 4 , ' ' - , . - MALEVILLE BROS Apphances R2d1OS Records 2900 Fulton Avenue Phone 9 5383 Sacramento C3l1fOfDl8 Rock Garden SERVICE STATION Mohawk Gasolme TIFCS Batterxes Auto Supplles Brake Relmmg Auburn Blvd 85 Fulton Ave Dlal 9 9936 Whntaker s Village Pharmacy Drugs Cosmetzcs School Supplzes 2401 Marcom Ave Sacramento Cahf Town and Country BEAUTY SHOP Fulton 86 Marcom Avenues Halls General Merchandise Furmture 86 Applnances Grocernes Sl Meats Feed 85 Gas ualxty Merchandnse ohn D Hall Phone 618 F 12 Marlposa SL Watson Way CITRUS HEIGHTS CALIFORNIA Congratulatxons to the Class of 49 H 81 H MARKET Phone 34 W Farr Oaks , I ' I ' l ' 3 Ann Babcock Phone 9-3396 HQ . . ,, J - - - fi? ff 2 ARCADE MARKET Garry Whyte Mgr Complete Lune of Grocerncs Auburn Blvd at Del Paso Park PAUL S BETTER IVIEATS Home of Baby Beef C om lim: utr Donlels Jewelers 725 Kay Street Phone 2 0062 Sacramento Hodge Plumbmg Servlce Plumbm and I-Ieatmg Suppllts Gas SL O1l I-Ieatmg Apphances Farr Oaks Blvd Route S Box 6112 Carmlchael Phone 9 S084 ul yk LEINEKE DICKSQN Inc Citrus I-Ielghts Phone Rosevnlle 617 F 22 Com plmzents 0 Mllllgans Red 81 Whlte for fme foods ln FAIR OAKS CALIFORNIA Complzments 0 Chastain Realty Co 1719 Del Paso Blvd North Sacramento Cahforma I ' . of 9 , ' . 3 O I F.xfwriz'm'r' founlx - Deal 'it .1 EXfh I'il'lll'l'lI. Coliirarhng 1 Rvpairhlg Pcrsonnrfl mlm: buying Real llxhrlr- or inxuranfz' of an ind. . 0 . .1 o 1 , . 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' I I M o I o o ' 9 24tb yvar in busirzcss Carmichael Land Co. Alfred B. Pickerill R. F. Broker Fair Oaks and Marconi - Dial 9-4342 AIDA MILLER FLOXVERS Miller Florist For lfraufiful arrarzgvnzeuls and rorsagvs 904 Del Paso Blvd, North Sacramento, Calif Phone 9-2812 - Flowers by Wire Congratulafzous fo the Clasvo 49 San Juan Fountaln ames and Lois Fair Oaks, Calif Sathre s Watch Shop new and used watches electric razors all types of repairing CARMICHAEL Jlm Denny s Lunch Yvonne Mudgett sez our hamboogers are the best she ever et and we never close KIPP and HIGGINS Groceries, Teas and Coffees Right Prices Prompl Struct Folsom California Phone Main 104 mplmcnr t h C 1 f 9 ffllfl Powell and Perkins GROCERS TORX Nl AND COUNTRY XILLAGI and Marconi and How t LUMBER C0 Building Materials Millwork Fixtures Hardwlrt Ind Punts Fttds B x Phont 69 I 22 Rosuillt Californil , ' I , f ' ' ' I I I Co i s 0 t e ll.ss o '-l f R. C. Patterson 0 n Rt. l, 0.' 4ll ' -5-.. i il ' 2 The Vlllage Book Shop Vxvlan L Savernen Town and Countrv Vlllage Fulton Sl Marcom Phone 9 9672 Retail Book Store Rental L1brar3 Books Ma1led Anywhere SPCC13l1Z1I1g m Chlldren s Books B Ives Hardware Town 8. Country V1llage Shops Marcom at Fulton Sacramento Phone 9 0130 Robert D Ives Complznzcnts 0 Rosevllle s Largest Furmture Store MILLERS Phone 14 515 Vernon Rosevnlle Calxforma Jack C Butler, lnsuronc Capltal Natnonal Bank Bldg 3 3 84 Fa1r Oaks Blvd at Marcom Ave 9 9212 8 Cougrafulatzons rom Carmlchael Feed 81 Fue Falr Oaks Blvd 81 Marcom Ave Bidwell Furmture Co Home Furmshmgs 85 Applxances Store No 2 1520 Del Paso Blvd Stor N01 1915 Del Paso Blvd No th Sacramento 15 Calnfornna For Smart Styles Morlposo Dress Shop Vlarxposa Avenue 86 Watson Way CITRUS HILIGHTS CALIFORNIA G F and K Van Vlxet Frlgrd Food Lockers Processmg for Home Freezers Phone 11 Fanr Oaks I . 0 .. . Q ' n 1 . - . 7 . . . . . ... . . , I I I l . , ' f r ' - f Q ' I I . . 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