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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1951 volume:

930 c gy v. il N 0 'T C X 1' 1 ll ll ll QI 'W dl ll Il M 62.16 adaafeac .Mp ,Mamma A410941 ,:Z4,7af9ffa9 MIMZJQQQ 72:5-dz. : . in Q aw ,Af ' flrfff Bt 'R W T MooNEY Super-niendcnl :ARTHUR E H M x PrmclPu 1 ACU LTY C ,-4 Counselors Leffta rughi P Palazzo C Walker A L rce Miner M Berckhan G, Norman Anderson Marg Brqnn Royal Armstrong Joyge Byrd Mcrulyn Bascom Pansy Carrnclr Marporle Berclxhan Phebe Cale Shnrley Clare Ross Clover in t' iv' i , A., I 1. 18.6. rv 1 9-Q -. 'gee la .fPN , ,,,, v .6 xl i h A. F 0 An ihi 51' 4 - H , Q- .Msn . Adolph Crossfield Everetf Faulkner Jael: Fox Leonard Frizzi Leslie Gordon .less Gregory Felix Hager E. A. Hansen Rufh Hillger Edwin Hoag Maddux Hogin Everdine Holen 40' l 6- is .-' 1 H ' x Charles Lipsan A. L. Price Barbara Loughridge Esiher Price Mary McCarthy Jim Price Myrle Miner Benjamin Reams lsable Monfe David Riui Paul Palazzo Laurel Rini 5 , fi Vlvl Pearl Rongone Noel Thompson .lack Waite Charles Walker Howard Wood Eleanor Yelvington Qll ll il 1 S 'I 5 I1 i 1 X fl ov- 1- ef Royce Harr- EEKQLQQZ P Science L19 N :Tay Dunlap B A Sy157'e57Z-fan' Jack Sf eon Foofball. Baskefball 2-'1 Fr-anK1e. 7'rSdn7'CQfef.eS D Thespfan SSGSLQKEQZQK 1 1-I7 Walrer Esnsffe Roy Car-Ter' Evefyn WffKerS9mQl ' A , M 7 W ' ' s' ' x l i 1 1 J , ' Q Q ' Q x Nl, I Cr-oss Coun'l7'y 7-r'aC K Gif-Ls LEFT TO RIGHT C edb we V P sd J Gb r L Oh g cet - ll E GR CLASS Long after the caps and gowns are lald away 1n moth balls agam San uan wnll re member the class of Sl They gave the flrst dance ex er sponsored by lowly scrubs How proud they were when practxcally the whole school turned out to welcome them at that dance but how dejected they were the next day when they d1scovered some contemptnble thxef had robbed them of thexr ducats durmg the mght' Only txme wnll dxm the fond recollect lons of such actlvmes as the Jumor Prom the1r h1lar1ous 1nterpretat1on of Charley s Aunt and the1r swank Jumor Senlor Ban quet Q1 I--' ul' nf' 1 1 tv- dwmijix Fmally the blg year anrxved the year of the Semor Ball Sneak Day Graduatnon the year glor1f1ed by belng student body presndents dommatmg the Rally Commnt tee yes and even sellmg fake tlckets to Those dumb frosh for free student body programs Margery Andrews Sid Arase Gene Arino Wayne Armstrong Louis Aymar Sara Bailiff Pat Balch Don Banks Joan Bassett Joe Beard Warren Bell Jerry Biggs Joyce Black Peggy Blades Lyle Boggess Bonny Bolin Walter Boyce Wayne Branchomb Josephine Brock Larry Bryans Evelyn Bryant 1 Q 9 P2 i fx V 1 L. dir sl B 4- - Q. X34 sc., l E? ii 15 Jack Cabeal Shirley Carr C 4 Allen Carrico Roy Carter Richard Cecchehini Hartley Chastain James Clarkson Joan Clement Carolyn Coffing L A- Rosalee Collipriest Geneva Cook Raquel Correa William Couch Jimmy Crow Donna Cupps David Davis Earl Davis F , s Elmer Davis T Beryl Dewey Howard Dotson Olly May Dotson if .v '90- li 2' V if .i ,Q t, W Ei Floyd Dunlap Leo Edwards Eleanor Elliott Richard Elwell Pauline Errecart Richard Estabrook Walter Estelle Wayne Estelle June Ewald Lois Ezell Stanley Ezzell James Fagerskog Eugene Ferguson Herbert Ferrill Dennis Field Donna Field Ralph Finsley Paul Flatt Barbara Fox Donna French Albert Fulbright C. KG' I Q .1 if ff' tc., X. Ut A 9- i 6 G-0 K I Gary Garfield Ruth Garfield Shirley Garland Joan Gastman Beverly Geiler Dorothy Gibson Jim Gibson Jack Gosney Jim Gracey John Graham Glen Graves Wayne Grist Norman Hansen Vance Hansen Walter Hansen Lynne Hardey Ruth Harper Royce Harr Ireia Harrison Colleen Hauser Faye Haven 6- FV 3 ,. .32 I 1 J J ??:::iYa iv- .J Y f' I . ' Zi' ' . Virgil Haven John Haverman Katherine Hendrickson George Hendry Albert Henschel Irene Heredia Clotilde Hernandez Beverly Hillyard Theresa Hollander Patsy Howard Ruby Hunter Earl Hurd Marjorie Jackson Marilyn James Brent Jett Clifton Johnson Larry Johnson Marchonne Johnson Bettie Jones Shirley Keith Jim Kenoyer s x 2 I Qu I J W Q, :I D 61 is J I IJ3 f-X lf li ' i l Q B 1 Donna Kent Leland Kingsley Arlene Kizer Esther Keopke Bernard Kopf 3 Peter Landgren dn, I Don Laughlin 4 Waunetah Larson Barbara Lawson viii l Charles Ledbetter Joyce Lind John Little , Don Love Celeste Manning 9 Evelyn Martin x .Q Clarence Martin as . Walter Martin Richard Marshall - Lorraine Maudlin Ercil McAbee Robert McCowan X2 Mary McCrystle Gene McDonald Pat McDonald Robert McGee Virginia McGuirlc Larry McKee Betty McMullen Doris McMullen Sue McNaughton Warren McWilliams ,'2 Mary Jane Mendoth , Dean Merrick Clifford Miller Diana Miller Richard Miller L lp, Edgar Milligan 1 .- Atl James Milligan Kendall Millner Roy Moore Peggy Morgan Betty Mortensen 3 i 'lb Margie Myklebosi .loan Nelson Rosemarie Neuburger Robert Nichols Peter Nuhing Donna Ogg Sabra Osborn LoVonne Ohinger Padilla Margie Palmer Ronald Palmer ercival Beverly Perry George Pielenz ola Dominic Pinola Irvin Pool Ivan Quincy Ana Ramos Jane Ramsey Jerry Rauch Richard Rhea Robert Rhodes 4- sl Beverly Robards Carol Robertson Glenda Rothtelder Edna Roy Phyllis Russell Nancy Salsgiver Sybil Scofield Duane Scott Jim Shade Ray Shepherd Ronald Shepherd Randolph Siple Patsy Slayton Jean Smith Lois Smith Oma Jean Smith Shirley Smith Valerie Smith 6 sl, to Iris Snyder Marian Soloman Betty Stefani Wilma Sterrett Joan Stice Shirley Strauch Ronald Strong Jack Sturgeon Robert Syftestad Annette Taylor Jack Taylor John Thibodiau Ken Thompson Margaret Timmins Frank Treantafeles Jack Trumbo Paul Turnbull Betty Turner Joanne Vanderhoef James Vervilos Jeffrey Voeller gy, ,O lx.. in Q l Wilda Wagoner Peggy Walden Leon Weldy Otto Wenger Edward West Arthur Weston Louise Whitaker Nancy White Evelyn Wilkerson Charlene Willis Ernestine Willis Margie Wood Bonnie Worley William Worton Jeraldine Wright Bertha Wyatt Romain Young Dolores Zvalo Joe Zvalo 3- AC' Class Offucers A Braden Vice Presudenf J Fueld Treasurer D Webber Secretory H Lash President Mr Crossfueld and two members of the banquet commlffee JU IOR CLASS There seems to be a tendency for the un1or Class to outshme all the rest, as far as actlu txes go And Il'11S year was no exceptlon Thexr fme productlon of Professor, How Could You was only the begmnmg of the1r actnw t1es After the make up was put away and the sets taken down, they turned the1r talents to wards cuttmg crepe paper and pamtmg mur als to carry out the theme of the1r Jumor Prom No more had they fmlshed cleanmg up after the dance when they accept ed the respons1b1l1t1es that are 1nvol quet a b1g success Partxclpatlng 1n the annual Red and Wh1te football game ended the1r act1v1t1es Wxth the full co operatlon of all the members of th1s class 1n staglng the1r successful act1v1t1es, thls versxtlle class ended the1r year full of success and enjoy ment G 'rv' l J s ,, . . . . . ved in making the Junior-Senior Ban- . . n l ' . . . 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V f' . . . 9 D g 1 5 1 v N JK I l 9 ., 'ir' we ' 1 1 1 , - ef' 9 mr Top Row Left to Rught H Burton M McKenny C Hanes T Volt J Schroeder G Ogg J Roskelley R Juarros L Bryant D Brown J Podlen R Vanvaro L Arcurl Row Slx Left to Rught D Doyle D Braden T Sandldge R Trlppe C Whntaker B Lnebel B Keefer M Webber D Wicks R Ratclnff L Bidwell J Bryant T Hucklun V Heusted J Deal Row Fave Left to Rnght D Hammntt A Beattie L Aylsworth B Moydell W Jones H Bueren P Moyer J Gray D Hunttlng P Crlpe J Duren L Sherman R Grollu K Waste Row Four Left to Rught D Artherton L Maydell D Holgate B Schott J Kopf M Ede T East E Taylor G Charboneau R Hughes S Morey P Shepperd M Neumann J Lambert H Zanzetta L Anderson Row Three Left to Right L Goff N McBrlde P Thompson P Clark C Johnson J Paul C Walker N Spencer T Dotson D Sturch D Peterson B Stover W Spencer V Jenklns P Enmark Row Two Left to Rnght P Butler E Graves R Hough L Bedow S Wnlson D Yuarros D Marquette C Harrus D Dunn D Dickson C Whustler B Burger Bottom Row Left to Rlght G Hammond J Colnpnest oo mcnsee R Brown E Spencer R Taylor J Taylor I B W d M Seaters J Penney C Hull B Platon E Rohland s- . 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Top Row Left to Rnght R Avery R Woodard G Schroeder H Astle G Yeaw J Howton B Phelps T Lawrence D Casten R Straw P Shield J Tlnlcer L Kazer J Moudlln Row Slx Left to Rlght H Brady L Conn D Curhs M Seoters K Boren J Elllott V Benny C Massey D Hampton L Bencken J Gammelgard T Hawke H Moody B Johnson T Bockover Row Fave Left to Rught P Whnttler K Walker F Parnell B Cypert S Smith J Culbertson J Allen A Pearson C Teel R Dow G Dnclunsan J Fneld M Alt S Allred R Call Row Four Left to Rxght J Fortrer D Harrss L Kmtzley J Valme L Ennenga D Adams J Mears J Franklin D Harper G Dougherty J Aul L McNlght J Call Row Three Left to Rught J Coffelt R Coronado W Bell B Braden R Breurs J Rlce R Jones K Burdlck K Kyle N Wlnlrle man R Qulnn Z Pxper P Carter Row Two Left to Right T Peterson T Lasuter V Wnlhs L Haverman L Hunter V Mann L Aymar JWhutehart M Seegraves C Brant J Wullun G Jason Bottom Row Left to Rught V Lund N Wyatt P Owens D Davus G Manuca J Dlckson J Neuburger L Thompson K Kuy kendoll D Coon G Strong E Dovns 6. - f 'Lf ' .Ah wait , 'L- , .2. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,- ,..,..,.',. .. ', ':. ,. ,. ,. ,.',. ,. ,. ,.,. . ,.',.,. ,. . ,.,. ',.. I -2- 1- f-f- 14 ,-.f- 1- D,-1-I' f-',-.f- - . ,.A.,. . , ,- ,. ,- ,.' I' 1' 1'.' SOPHOMDRE CLASS o Curis secreiory J Ken B T Kns Pmd nl s Hnes 'fe W' ' er Ce pres den' I Besxdes bemg one of the most mtelhgent groups judgmg from thexr membersh1p ln C S F thxs year s sophomores also up the scales as the largest class 1n school They have been represented m almost all flelds of sports and have taken actrve parts n many of the programs sponsored by the student body Thexr Chrxstmas dance wnll long be re membered by the large crowd that atten ded And the dance comm1ttee w1ll prob ably never forget the mad scramble to get up all the decoratlons wax the floors keep thelr pop away from the annual staff and keep Santa Claus supplled Wlth enough balloons , ' .'.1.':4.-' UH ai in-us use-rm .-we ,V,' , ,I 4 Q30 T fs ffvffasafn A 152' lf li ' 'T 1 1 l Mn 4, 1 ,JWT5 ' ' 7' 'W X' 4 fy? 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Misa I 1- -513 C 1 1 e W ,- .- CP 4 Top Row Left to Rught R Rothschnld E Kingsley H Frost J Warren H Roberts G Bacon A Plelenz T Leedy L Bryant L Boyce J Bledsoe J Luther D Hodson K Hagerty C Messmore Row Snx Left to Right N Challburg R Pedersen J Parnell T Woltman B Swarthout E Wagoner L Fnscher B Pantle Lewis B Webber R Larson F Hanzman C Howard Row Fnve Left to Rnght J Sulluvan B Wetsel 5 Dorman P Freld N Wilson B Gray B Palmer B Nelson H Dixon D Terry R Scollard C Johnson J Lantz J Rogers E Hartley Row Four Left to Rught R Langenbach Y Munro J Elnason D Kuvela R Pool R Mulvey S Grotheer E Yeaw V Neel J Burger B Curhs B Champnon S Babb V Krause J Ruce L Goemon Row Three Left to Rnght I Muth H Salsberry V Johnston J Van Landungham R Glass W Berrv D Atlun K Adams K Richards C Jerwald V Ford L Thomas B Clarkson R Aul A Woods J Yenne M Trumbo J Valnne Row Two Left to Rrght L Palmer R Lawson M Lawson W R y S Jack on J Do gherty J Barrows B R e L Maller C Bradley J Shanllland J Dalre G Oluva B Schoonhoven J Zam M Mussal Bottom Row Left to Rnght T Ambrey G Smith T Schremser F Blshop F Fisher J Bery D Ne fart L Carl R Allen R Bostnclr J Gomce K Keuth v, ' 3 J ,PL I .- ' r --.,. 1 3- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1 ,. ,. ,. ,. ,, . . .. . 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' :Q . .f.', ' 'oz :.::l'l A-Sv J I tn 'G' , C . - -Cs sl 2' irq: Top Row Left to Rnght B Marse B Wagstaff R Cly T Smith L Stork E Gmsback L Shurrum G Lund L Wham D More J Broberg G Morudy J Payne Row Srx Left to Right B Patterson B Fnsher R Mulls M Alexander K Gulmore J Brooks C Badeker M Walton D Shearer R Smart A Parker B Biggs H Crolg G Olivo Row Fuve Left to Rlght J Myhren D Fallon J Gandy H Whntlng D Syftestcd G Balch L Peachey E Oliamoto L Sturgeon G Ito A Sutter R Rose J Llttle Row Four Left to Right D Damon C Cheney A Astle J Cluft L Morrow M Duncan J Nnelson M Marulyn B Frues C Van derhoef S Truebwasser J Fox J Kenoyer Row Three Left to Rught P Coon S Duclcett L Supp B Blsher P Breeds L Elder J Sanders E Huff S Griswold F Sealtzer N Moran L Stlce P Hull C Horr Row Two Left to Rught J Blades M Caffey C Doll P Hutzler V Carter P Youtsey L Burdorf P Reynolds C Sagehorn D Murray J Stuger M Boucher B Tull Bottom Row Left to Rnght R Tellack R Boyden R Long E Dewey J Romey J Fagerlle D Johnson B Worley J Tatterson B Peterson D Armstrong R Goldsteun FRESHMAN CLASS Joyce Lmd Bug Snster Chonrman Introduces three new freshmen to theur next class . Qdl Gooch R' ht Billie A999 Seuemry d Pres- Clcss officerii Lefl,:?HlgVite-Presidenh Lcmoinne Hel S Treasurer' Jean e nd ent The strong m hewrt who surxned the mad scramble of reglstmtlon and the hectlc flrst week of school, flnally settled down to bemg, just low y frtshnnn It w1s not long, before they were rlght 1Il the svsmg of school 1etn1t1es, gnmg the f1rst blg danct of the year If they go through t e next three years w1th as much enthuslasm 3 FW :- 0 Q CJ KD U7 o V Y'x Nfl -A ff! :r- o 5. Q. U- F' o :S O O l 'Y'x FY :- 0 cr' Y' Cb F1 --- 1. nF3 Y J gpg' 2098 'rw Top Row Left to Right W Jones P Ranknn D Cady P Swanson E McPherson L Wallace D Mlllermon L Blackburn A West Row Sux Left to Right B ONenl H Mason E Pope L Lmdener M Schlesunger W Concudlne J Ranknn G Harris R Tatum N Smuth Row Flve Left to Rught E Cameron H McGee V Blake D Mercer D Pearson J Foley D Conley L Hamblen A Gifford Row Four Left to Rnght J Kelsoe J Berry F Jensen E Leonard L Schmnetzer F Cooper J Alman C Bakke R Astlll Row Three Left to Rlght J Ruellan M Fleenor J Qulncey J Andrews D Atterberry C Amner M Fox J Plppltt P Wetter Row Two Left to Rlght L Morrus E Oliva S Spanton S Vuncent I Bartholow D Mauch C Peterson E Putnam E Husu Bottom Row Left to Rlght L Lund D Barnett E Conklmg K Arase R Harrison E Darrlngton L Jensen D Bowen 4 I M. fr l. l...g.p-.an-sw-w Y ., Wfj ' Top Row Left to Rughf D Curry E Franz J Flayfer F BruggesB Wnllns J Claypoal B Wilson E Volene R Anden K Harper J Crumo M Fullcerson B Jahnsfon J Burlxhalfer Row Sax L Ia Rlghf H McCvoy B Lpper L Field uns y uns Jones J Marc ese S Leonar K Cha Hn Fusher C Meuer P Jensen R Jones B Adams D Weston Row Frye to Rughf M Randall P Pfper D ee uc el Karr K Smnh D Goodruch L Lundngan B Womac Row Four Lelf Vo Rnght S Ruce H Carrmgfon A Phebus B Kelley G Gooch J Boucher M Svacken E De Morfean M Carl J Mullefte M Sforbes K Harms E Baker D DeGaugh wThree Lefv1oRlght JOldham E Black S Blanco M Pmmon B Adams Y Ballard J B xfer L r Sath Campbell D Short M Robison L Henlbronner L Spencer J Allen N Rose R Call N Colluns R Drrsc ll Row Two Lefifo Rnghr H Heredua M Hyde D Marlord D Jacobs G Aragon M Dudley R Shanlcel S Svomsvulc J Royer B Arnold L Tremp E Royce B Agee B Fornhorn Boffom Row Leff fo Rught B Chandle B Pvlhum E Vougherry J Nelson N Rower! J Harper B Thayne D Brown L Smrfh R Realca W Doll J McDonald B Druscoll B Barnes rx A eff 'f. ,.a ,.f ,s.H'e,L.Hu ,s. ,. h,. d,. f',r. ' , Left ' z . , . ' ,I .Fr , P. IM't h I, R. , . ' , . ' , . ' , . lc, E. Perry, J. Eiclxler, Jo Hunler, lo Sfienlme, G. Doyle, J. Keornly, J. Meads, R. Christensen, J. Davidson. Ro , ll:-. I I,l. ,'.' ,. ,. , . a , .Fishe,J. er, D. . . , . ' , , ' , , , , , . , . , . ' , . ' o . A' ws.- 'I 3.-,2 s , Q l 0 . .. . . fag- -.25 . -.- ' . Jvg. ,gd va. 4- f M no 1. ' ,sn ' ' ' '51 '4 rfb M i :IW Uh' Z5 51 :mas 1- ., , Q, Q, . - af ! 4455 9 qv ,V Y N'- .. Lk ' Uwwiw 15 QD' 5 -ri ,, , D '54 1,4 .ff 1. ll1l1f ll Q A - lI1f Il il il ...K 4 ,, 41. if-v U4 ff.-1 .Ai- A iddo' e Mccfysile Betty 1 I n TAFF It s the prerogative of each annual staff to be heve that they have set an all time record for confuslon, turmoil, and chaos, but how we man MQW aged to emerge, heads up, with an annual from the mxdst of layouts, write ups, and deadlines we ll never know Lookxng back over those hec txc days we mxght attrlbute our success to an un falling tralt of the Sl staff an mdefmable sense of humor Now that the hard work and headaches are over, we can look Wlth pride upon our book and know that It IS work well done Hop on our Spartan Specxal and enjoy again those good old days at San juan gf MGBQJQ Buvness H anlue V Ph eaniuleles on o9'o I Left to Right Gail Ekstrom Junior Business Manager Rollle Bliss A scciate Editor and Jlm Gibson Layout Editor I JU lun L..!J, r'Fl 3- ,op PT Hard at work, we find the staff with their layouts, snaps, and writeups, striving to get the annual to press by Marrh l5th! 1 e lp- -.. 1 -1 Ugxs :lin l X M C stle and Betty Turner buslly work Franlue Treantafeles Mary c ry mg on our theme Spartan Specual a wQ Smxih 0 nop edx!OV5 M s MCGQXY .1 Jafk Sr urgeon an d Mar Qle ,IQ k c son sports ednors Loss Ezell se mor edltor and Morgue Palmer calendar 4 Chuck Ledbetter and Robert McCowan layouts ifwgj i peger Numng swing Presidenl Folllay Cone' Preside IH Pai Balch, Spring Secreiuryp June Ewald, Fall Secrefory. TUDE T CQUNCIL Although the Student Councnl has not met as often thxs year as nn the past, thelr responsl bnlntnes as the leaders of the school have not lessened Besldes solvmg the problems of our student government, they have engaged ln conferences held nn Woodland and Auburn, planned Student Body Programs, and helped Wxth the Red Cross Drxve It has also been thenr job to determme the number of fllms for the assemblles All ln all they managed to keep thelr advlsor, Mr Prlce, and themselves busy and the Student Body happy cv I h d crlc P Carier .I Renlher C Kem' R C an Cl 'l L Omnger Al Ouvm ld R Gorfueld -l Gaslma Wh? B Fushel' G sonom now Len T0 RIGHT L Muudlln B Amo L M xr-.gm s slam- 1 Kengyer A1D::2lSZ,uK1 rdf-ive' R MCCW' T I4 plan C G OCC le' CN?Do?!3l'::nLE1TT'l'lEJn:lGHT D Blo1mTwanTa?elzll Dcnkerruck W Hansen G Gloves SECO Gracey 'E RIGHT J TOP ROW LEFT T0 Wolfman Q 'B - Q 97 - ' r- 'af .. 2 ,ix -. A. 'Y 1' ' ly i . f -xl' ' X 3 X' 4 l . A . I 2 G C n 9 -3 I ' ', JC .v 0 -2- ' A Aa f Li 3 . . l 9- s ' ,. Y 1 -, . ' I-' I D . I ' , . ' ' . 4 , ' . : - D' ' I . ' , f ' ' l l l . n' ' LEFT TO R L IGHT T Hollander Fall Commussuoner of Eniertaun 4 ment D Gubson Sprung Commussuoner of Publu Rl uf c e atuons G Garfueld Sprung Commussuoner of Enferiuunmeni I-ook '9 Of Elmore the ud J Hove GI teh 1 n and se,-Mez glghl M F Nuffln om, G Yle G rq aw Duck Rhea guves orders to hus Sfudent Patrol left fo Rughf Donna Lee Hol gate Paul Swanson Jane? Johnson VQ.. 1 rw- Warren Bell Treasurer P d nf ,lum Gubson 5P 9 Boys vlce e Vuce resu Presudenl Sprung Gurls H Fall Gurl Vuce Annette TvYl0' p .dem Lous Eze uw TO uzucuw Pre Vuce F95 sudent Wayne Eslelle Fall BOY5 RALLY COMMITTEE One of the more versatile groups around the camp- us this year is the Rally Committee. Firm believers in the old maxim All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy , the committee has managed to put on some hilarious rallies-entertainment which they have enjoyed staging as much as the students have enjoyed f' watching . Always a headache and a joy to their advisor, Mr. Nu .dk K,-W Palazzo, the group this year has left him battered and x if -J worn but firm in his convictions that Things at their worst must climb upward. KJ X' 'L XI Q Top Row Left to Ri ht' J Gastman P Balch, G. Garfield, B. Turner, F. Tre , g . . , . antefeles, S. Nutting, M. Wood, Mr. Palazzo. Row Two, Left to Right: J. Sturgeon, A. Taylor, A, Dunlap, C. Keim, V. Guirk, B. Hillyard, W. Estelle, Bottom Row, Left to Right: R. Siple, J. Jansen. un Rl! glq D ll PEP BAND s 5 . I L ,c . x 1 Sfonding, Left to Righiz J. Roslxelley, R. Hcrr, M. Ede, E. Hurd, J. Taylor, L. Lucene, S. Nutting. Silting, Left Yo Right: K. Hcrr, R. Villareol, D. Worley, W. Bell. MAJGRETTES 43 ' Standing Le, ' fro R. from 'Qhr,- Rgw. ' 'Urn . W Srl fn Ir ood, 4, 5::lfQfe,es, C QP- ' kefm. -A f s osbome. M- 'lm B Robvfds' ' Johnson' h V wma., . UHUWUXGIM. Len fo W9 .'1. ' chondle' l m ons E. W'll'5' R' YELL LEADER PHOTO In December of 1950 the Spartan Camera Club was founded to provlde a fellowsh1p among photographers and profnclency 1n the art of photography Thns was the foundatlon by 1 group of students when they began one of the newest organxzatlons at San Juan After draw mg up thelr constntutlon, they set to work equ1p pmg the1r dark room Mr Hager, the advxsor supervxsed the alternate Monday evenxng meet mgs whnch were dxvxded xnto elementary and ad vanced lectures, demonstratxons and, of course dark room work By taklng pxctures of act1v1 tres golng on around San Juan and selhng them to the students, they have earned enough money to equ1p therr dark room It looks as though the Spartan Camera Club IS one of the most success ful orgamzatxons at San uan Solvmg the mysternes of a speed graphic are Standing left to rnght J Bassett K Bacon C Harris and seated R Martun 3 Y JJ 6' K? had 4 Camera Club Officers Left to right F Treantafeles Presndent B Fa hey and E Rohland Vuce Presidents D Gibson SecretaryTreasurer 'T' 7 Dark room enthusuasts unclude B Fahey E Rohland F Treantafeles R Martnn .- R' I X 3 ' a 1 , , . . . . U . - I I, ' 3 , , 5 'gc , , . ' ' J 1 , f 9, iff ' f , . 1 ' Y A F -4 'SM' .iv ' E36 U! J-Va, p If U., , F Q N-f 1 V Yaf 1 r F Q h fax K .9 'N gl. . , 14 - ' A y - fir ' X - I I I I r 1 'S A ' I l Q U' x ' , X Q x 1 X fi. Betty Stefani, Editor Dorothy Gibson, Business Manager SPARTAN HI-LIGHTS As press time rolled around every other Tuesday, an- guished crys of What happened to that story? It was here a minute ago, and Quick, type this up! followed by a more sorrowful Oh, Miss CaIe!', arose from the Newspaper staff situated in 015. It never cased to be a wonder to the staff how the paper got out on time, but it always did even if the editors had to stay after school which occured several times. The climax, though, came on Friday when the staff waited in suspense to hear the comments of the readers. If they were on the order of Gee, the paper was goodf' everyone would smile and LEFT TO RIGHT AI Braden Assistant Editor Don Coon Assistant Business Manager vp LEFT TO RIGHT Sandy Nuttung Sports Editor Brent Jett Ist semester Sports Editor S relax and pat himself on the back . . . but if the com- ments were - well not so good, the staff would grimly shoulder their journalism books, delve into their syno nym dictionaries and set out to make a bigger and better paper for the next issue lEFr To Edgar RICH 1 Joan T All Editors Gostfnqn Z1 Qrnco H J e can Sm-9 oi 'Ne Oc LEFT TO RIGHT B Fayhey photographer G McDonald Sports Editor I Harrison Typist J Culbertson Exchange Editor 4 1 . . 1 , ' ' 1 , gg.-' l , 1 N L nv L , ' 5 I 'ul : ' . c . - d '. I- .U , ' . , , f f 3515 -I I Y ., I 7 - 5 - ,sg 4 1 4 1 f -' liz, 5 I Mr, Moddvx Nagin . I 3 Mr. Everefr Foulknef MUSIC DEP RTME T Always an active group at all San Juan activities is our music depart- ment. The Music Parents Club opened the season with a reception for parents and faculty members. The program was highlighted by the debut of the El Camino band composed entirely of freshmen from our new school. Arlene Dunlap and the A Capella Choir plus the added attraction of Nadine Jansen, class of '45Q made the reception most enjoyable to those who attended. A trip which will long be remembered by the A Capella Choir was the jaunt to U. C. for the Vocal Festival. Seems like old Mother Nature picked that day for torrential storms. Mr. I-login relates with tears in his voice that the next day all he had salvaged from the drenehing was his socks. 9.5- ORCHESTRA LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Huff, M. DcRoso, V. Johnston, J. Rogers, I. Rogers, L. Stark, J. Almcn, J. Franklin, P. Neusome, D. Swans, L. Aymar, C. Jerauld, T. Hawke, P. Walden, A. Asfle, J. Van Londinghum. 1111 i. x 1. BAN D Several trips were taken to C. O. P. by the music students. The band was one of the lucky groups asked to participate in the dedication of the new Memorial Stadium. This group returned to play under the direction of Constantin Bakaleinikoff at the C. O. P.-Santa Clara game. In the spring, at C. O. P., our choir had the privilege of performing under the direction of Jester Hariston, noted Choir director who has done vocal backgrounds for such interesting pictures as Duel in The Suni' and Young Man With a Horn. Last but not least, among their many activities was the participation in the Sierra Foothill League Festival and in the State Contest in Berkeley. A' CAPELLA .2 .Rv ' gnigg Q P fx fxl ' QQXA 0 ll NX A A Q A I l l A I TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Dunlap, D. Hunfing, R. Gwinn, C. Hines, J. Rosltelley, G. Hendry, P. Flatl, L. Shurrum, W. Blake, E. Nelson. ROW THREE, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Matulich, R. Brown, W. Voorhees, M. Schlesinger, L. Bryanf, J. Howion, D. Scoft, W. Branchcomb, V. Haven, B. Gray, T. King. ROW TWO, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. McKnigh9, M. Solomon, D. Ogg, J. Burger, J. Spence, N. McBride, B. Champion, D. Miller, J. Nelson, B. Curtiss, F. Parnell, J. Eliason, T. Padilla. BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Worley, S. Hines, R. Call, A. Dunlap, M. Kaplin, G. Dougherty, S. Allred, J. Call, M. Andrews, T. Hollander, R. Gar- field, S. Smith. BOYS' QUARTET Floyd Dunlap, Leland Bryant, Duane Scofi, Jim Howfon and at Ihe piano Rosemary Call. DVANCED CHOIR L - A A ...Lf Top Row Left fo Right P Fnzgerald C Johnson P Enmork M C d B S h h L James D Dunn C Teel E Koepke S Irby V Mann I.ef11o Rrght D Cupps B Worley J Whnkeharf O Smnh S Summers R Wood B Ruce J Aul L Maudlm B Wyori J Cowsorf D Krvela M Palmer J Cliff S Jackson C Vanderhoef Boifom Row Left fo Rlghf M Muller J Prlc J Bl d T L Bosflck B Tull E Mufh H Salsberry ELEMENTARY CHOIR ang on c oon oven A Vance M Jackson B McMullen L Ella N Row Two e a es aslfer V Johnson D Juarros I Harrison J Sanders P Hall T Peierson B 9619969 Top Row Left to Rugh? R Mulvey V Neel P Newsome M Trumbo W Berry D Avknn C Walker W Wagoner J Paul I Snyder M All Aymar N Spencer J Andrews S Smnlh K Rlchardson Row Three Leff to Rughi B Robards M Wood L Since B Jones L Hauser A Pearson J Wrughf L F her J Royer J Lee B Braden P Buller B Clarkson C Pelerson Row Two Leff to Rrghv P Harwood D Morford M Seegroves D Campbell L Morrow E Baker L Elder J Allen C Harris P Reynolds C Sagehorn L Tremp C Swanton D Jocobs Borlom Row Left io Rnghf P Errecarl R Call B Agee B Kelley R Shankle D Shar? M Jean B Farnham M Boucher D Ford R Hunver G Gooch J Boucher f 1- 1. ,- 1- ,. ,. ,- 1- f-or . ,. ,.,. ,.,. . , 1. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,.,.,. ,- 1- 1 , ,. ,.,. ,. . , :. ,, ,. ,, ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,- ,- ,.,. ,. . Q U' s , v 1 4 ' l , -. K , . X. Q Q..-g I I '. , :. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,, ,, ,, ,.,L. ,. ,. ,. ,. . , :. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,, ,.us,. ,.,. ,. , :. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . ,. ,. ,V ,. ,. , , 1. ,.,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . . ,. . ACTI ITIES in the music wing Band members look part m ihe Gay Nsnehes Program xx Cho L1 We A Cope G K wow wil Even ai practlce the bond looked good n o BOYS GLEE 'Uwe M, Hog' 9 TOP ROW L Kingsley W Armstrong B Percival W Gras? D Mullermon D Curtns D Cecchethm J Tanker G Schroeder B Kler M Peak D McMnllon SECOND ROW J Pope J Br ant R S II d J y co or Beard K Weldy D Mercer J Parnell R Woodard C Marks T Cabrol D McCullough M All THIRD ROW E Wagoner F Fnsher G Vanhorn J Matcher? L Fischer R Slple T Wolfman R Upper J Flayier P Rankin R M G c ee FRONT ROW W Doll R Vnllareal B Nelson B Palmer F Hlnzman B Sworihouf L Field J Haverman B Grey R Christensen R Harrnson I 11. , I 4' , 1 . 1 4 1 , H. . G , -.af ,, , - 1 'W' , 1 ' Z ' 1 ' 1 1 .W rl , - r E11 1 Y' ' I ' v , l - , 1 : ' I ' I ' 0 I ' ' I ' D I I .1 ' l 'I ' L I ' I ' . I ' I ' . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 3 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - ' 1 - L 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - L 1 - - 3 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 L , . , . Q 1 1 1 - 1 - ' 1 - I - JU IOR PL Y PROFESSOR HOW COULD YOU' Keats Phll Crlpe VlCky Randolph Ga1l Ekstrom Grandma Perry Joan Lee Grandpa Perry John Rogers John Appleby Charles Hlnes B ggms Jack Schroeder Prxscllla Morley Beverly Carr TOOISIC Bean Beverly Burger Valerle Whltman Ruby Chandler Butcher Boy Bean Bud Phelps Chlldren Conme and Bob Thayne D1rected by Mlss Manlyn Bascom U W L 'V' 4f 2 J 1 i LII!! .L , XE' 'qi' an il' 52.4, 'fl . H do 00 4' 5 BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT R Colllprlesl B OBrien E Elllof A Mlslake V Ewald T Hollander G Urakawa N Palmer R Chandler G Ekstrom J Call SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Mass Byrd Advusor J Gaslman F Haven B Wyaif L James B Turner M Jackson N Larson M Andrews L Ezell C Kem THIRD ROW LEFT TO RIGHT E Graves J Allen R Dow B Sfover J Lund J Culbertson G Dlclunson L Goff N McBride J Reufher E Bryan? TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT M Palmer V Smith D Field J Fxeld M McCrysfIe L Smlfh G Roihfelder L Ofhnger W Schlenlz J Elmore TRI-Y Thls year s Tr1 H1 Y group has been the largest 1n the clubs h1story, and under the new and capable leadershlp of the adv1sor, Mlss Byrd, It has been one of the best The club has Inved up to ltS pledge to create, mamtam and ex tend throughout the home, school and commuruty, hlgh stand ards of chrxstnan character through 1ts prolects Among these projects were an Easter party for a group of hand1capped chxld ren, A Guxlty Conscnence campaugn to txdv up the school, as f well as the students workmg durmg Chrxstmas at the Commumty Chest glV1I'1g out toys to under prlvlledged chlldren Other actl utnes have mcluded attendlng the Model Leglslature and Rxch ardson Sprmgs Conference, send1ng representatnes to the Na txonal Conxentnon 1n Cmcmnatr and presentmg a jomt dance wlth the H1 Y Club Theresa Hollander and Betty Turner 2, 'I 'P' LEFT TO RIGHT SPRING OFFICERS F Haven Chaplain I, 1 James Vnce Presldenf L Oihnger Treasurer B Hlllyard Pres ndeni M Andrews Secretary and E Graves Hlstornan were LEFT TO RIGHT Joyce Lnnd Vnce Presrdent Theresa Hollander Secre ubsenf when fhe PICYUYG was taken tary Betty Turner Presndenf Glenda Rofhfelder Treasurer Carol Roberf son Chaplaun v 5 5 Q? .Q . ' ' f ' . ' I ta , Y I' . , I 5 . s Q a ' 3 4 - '- T A ' 'X' ' . . , A.,-. A 1 .X ' I . . , . . . , 1 - f - I - , . f . , - , . , - , - , . f 2 ' , ' , - , . I - , - , - , . . . . A , . , . i . , 2 V , . , - , - , - ' 1 - f - ' ' f . , . ' , - ' , . , I . , A . 1 - l 1 I . I - l - I 1 . , - ' I . , . . . , . . . L .1 . A , vi . . ,, . . ' I . . ,, . . V fi Q ' . . 'J' - 'sf' 4 t D cc ' - as - ' -ff f . . . f . ! . up L..f I ' ' I ' - vw-re T - I a' . T' f-if , K N , - , ' , 4 , ' 1 +- Y . y V vm 'v ', ' 3' f J. ew '. Xp f 1 T . -r V , few .. 4 . I I I . 5 I 2 - , ' : . ' vs , ' I A , 5 . ' , - f : , ' 1 , 1 - I I - -., A C7 r ' C5 C1 gr. ' In BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHTZ P. Nufting, H. Lish, J. Milligan, A. Beattie, W. Esielle, R, McCowan, K. Millner, R. Finsley, J. Dickson, Mr. Hoag, Advisor SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Thompson, R. Siple, J. Gracey, P. Balch, G. Graves, R. Young, D. Merrick, J. Jansen, B. Curry. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Kenoyer, R. Blobb, C. Ledbeher, H. Chastain, J. Gibson, V. Hansen, J. Biggs, D. Rhea, W. Estelle, L. Thompson. H-Y The HI Y started the year out as usual, trymg to raise money Minus the cake sales and usual schemes to get the budget out of the red they put on an ama .3 teur program, and their annual dmce with the Tri Y San uans H1 Y was also well represented at Tri H1 Y conferences held at Stanford hlk Grove and Sacra mento Keepmg up the San uan trad1t1on for taking honors, thev kept the office of uce president of the Northern California Youth Conference 1n the1r ranks ,Im Glbson and Jlm Gmcey for the second consecutive year SPRING OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT Fran! Row J uracey 2 it ' Q-A VicePresidenf J Gibson Presiden! Back Row H Lush FALL orrlcsns LEFT TO RIGHT J Kenoyer Treasurer J M.ll.gan Treasurer J Mrllrsarr Chvplwrr Chaplain S Nufhng Presndenf C Ledbeffer Vice Presidenl P Balch Secrefary - - 1 Y . . . ,, . -. I J , . . . . ' 7 - ,. yi a' 5 .1 af ' 'I' -Q ,, U F , , , .. , ' - ' I ' I ' ' ' I , 2. , 1, f P- ' - ':. ', ' i- , 4- A 1- , TH ESPIAN T Thesplans aren t alway s tI'31pSlI'lg across the stage, flanllng the a1r V'1LI'l thexr arms, or tanglmng w1th telephone wlres backstage They can haxe a lor of fun dolng other thmgs, whnch vas prox ed at our hnlarlous OJ 1n1t1at1ons th1s year Our meetmgs, too, have taken on these same proportlons of gaxety How ever, they enjoy hard work, too, and they had a chance to connnne fun and hard vmuk 1n our comedy productlon Of All Thmgs Ours has been a blg club thns year, and the success depended on the lnterest of all our n1cn1bers Pleverthelesg We couldn t have managed wnthout Mxss Bascom, who has proved to be an advlsor superb We wxsh aH the success and enjoyrnent that vw ve had to next years club The never to be forgotten iruals and trubulahons of Thespnan unmohon 'arm gl' LEFT TO RIGHT FALL OFFICERS B Hnllyard Secrefary B McCowan LEFT TO RIGHT SPRING OFFICERS F Treanrafeles Pres: Presndenr R Srple VlcePresrden1 den! V McGuurk Secretary B Turner Vece Presudenf --.4 OD 0 C0 BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT B Turner V McGunrlr G Eksfrom L Ezell Muss Bascom T Hollander N Larson B Carr M Palmer SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT R Harr W Estelle R Chandler B Burger .I Gasfman J Lee .I Renher J Rogers I Pana TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT P Crupe W Estelle F Treanfafeles C Hines J Schroeder D Marshall R Suple . - . , Y . . . . . V V V . . Y l ' - u - n 1-' - W . . ' M A , . . I: ' 'Q S f Y 0 If f eil Il s in all it - . . , I llc if , -va 4' L , T' 3 'Y N I ' I ' K z ' A Y S V h. lit ig.,-' 1 ,,Y' I J,,4afi:,.p 1.4 7.3 , ',, 5 rf? I I V 1 . 'H lf,-I . A ' ' J ' .rvfqmz V, , I - ' , 1 - , , Z . , ' 2 - ' , ' - ' - : . ' , : - , ' - ' . , Cl I , ,. ' Q.. A - I N . - , I . L ,V . X ,X :- Sy - C 1 V ,i i ' ' I C ., 0 Q , 4 .f ' - C ' I ' 5 QL , Q If Q . ' If , A ' 3 I I M II 1 ,,.,g... , , , 1 5 - f - I 1 - I - I I 1 4 f - I V V - . I 5 - 1 - 1 - I - f - I - f - I 1 ' 1 . . , : . ' , . , . , . ' , . , . , . ' . ir Af Sa y now wha? gal wouldnt have worked for the ole honor roll had she lcnown Romain Young would be there to help' 2 H0 GR SCHOLAR HIP These students, who hate managed to aetumulate the requ1red grades, haxe spent the year trxmg to Ine up to thexr Federatlon s motto, Seholarshrp for Seruce or themselx es they arrenged a meetmg mth udge Shreld of Sacramento, held two xmtratlons mth Treasure Hunts, pre sented a Carnlx al, and organrzed a debatlng club For the school they arranged trlps to several colleges for San uan senrors Interested IH enrollment next fxll Vi SPRING OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT B Burger Treasurer E FALL OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT Royce Harr Presldenf James Dea Vice Pres Huff Secretary J Deal Presndenf G Bacon Vnce Presudenf udenl Luculle Pearson Secrevary Glen Bacon Treasurer Gflxwev BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT R Garfneld W Sferretr J Nutlung S Griswold E Huff S Spanlon K Harr G Elcsfrom R Chandler B Burger E Hartley J Wullun SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT C Blnnman T Hollander L Pearson I Qulncey J Paul V Hubbard B Turner J Black H Zaneifa J Lamberl P Weffer Mr Gregory TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT J Zacharnas R Harr D Sheaur K Carfwrnghf N Hansen V Hansen D Merrnck G Bacon A Beame J Deal ' ' x ee ' I v- ay. F H w H I 'Y Q . 1 . - . V J S 4 C Y 1- , ' 1 . J. gl 'lie 'S 4 :M 11 f ,VIZ ' I f ' ' I I I I ' , , I Jw 4 I Q' , I - .rl L 1 ,-yy., Y - I. PII ' 4, 11 W , I A ' 1 43' I H , : . , 7 , , : , ' 5 I, ' - , 1 - , ' : - , ' - ' . ' 1 ' , : r 1 - M 2 . f 5 M T .r.,, - .. M gr. as . Q I' Q A M fs f 1 I I I 1 I -L J X I sf I , 29' , : . ' , . , . ' , . ' , . , . , . , . , - , 1 1 - , I . I , . , . , , A , . , . 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 3 - I 1 - 1 - 1 - . 1 1 1 - 1 - . 1 - 1 - I I ' - NY Q me me O M Of' one 1 0' Wo' nd Robeff Smut 5fOn G vb Arzuroi :he ference C je Every other week these young sclentxsts meet wlth the1r advnsors, Mr Gordon and Mr Crossfleld to Work on the1r projects and to dlscuss the1r hobby sc1ence Among the thmgs wh1ch have come out of th1s year s SCSSIOHS have been speakers on the sub jects of TB general samtatnon, and chlld care, trxps to Dow Chemlcal Co and the Sacramento Fllrra txon Plant, dnscusslons, movles, and dcmonstratxons on the1r projects whlch range through relatxvlty, foundry work, photography, astronomy, conserva txon and heredlty These varxous projects are very lmportant to us, as not only does the rece1v1ng of our pm depend upon the1r completlon, but they also gxve us needed practlce 1n completlng the projects of our future Pff' SCIENC LUB LEFT TO RIGHT K Horr Secretory C Hauser Vuce President J Rcusch Trlp Chairman R Harr Preslden? Mr Gordon Ad vlsor av 'I STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT M r Anderson A Weston P Crnpe J R SITTING LEFT TO ausch W Bell D Hunrtang B Smcrl R Hurr Mr Crossfueld RIGHT K Horr B Mendoza E Walker C Hauser CDMMERCIAL Standing Left to Right J Clement E Bryant Seated Left to Right B Lawson A Ramos sfqnd Hrsfonzlg left to hgh, E f eoted Lef' ' Correo pres svflkenon r d 0 Rig p ' Cnr eq-Tllr ecretqf W yen, Flgldx REI D French Vice presld eP0rf,, ent G Rot Anyone who has had a year of a Commercial subject may join our club The members are in terested 1n furthering thelr knowledge of busi ness and busmess methods One of our projects th1s year was to send out questionnaires to our former Commercial gradu ates asking them about the courses most saluable to them while in school and about courses which they think should be added to our Commercial Department e presented a Student Body Program in the spring and engaged in xarlous other actnities which kept our two advisors, Miss Price and Mr Hoag fairly well occupied is M M klebosf, J. Vanderhoef. Top Row, Left to Right: K. Hendrickson, E. Wilkerson, D. Fields, S. Keith, D. Gibson, L. Whitaker, P. Meyers, . y ' ' ' l L. S 'th, S. Soreide, R. Hunter, I. Hereida, R. Correa P Middle Raw, Left to Right: Mr. Hoag , advisor, P. McDonald, J. Ewald, R. Garfne d, ml Blades, Miss Price, advisor. ' D. F h A. Ramos, S. Strauch, W. Sterritt Bottom Row, Left to Right: R. Co ronado, J. Clement, D. Adams, B. Lawson, H. Heredno, E. Bryant, renc , 4 I- L Decorahng for the Block Dance are Bull Couch and John Graham l One of the more rahonal momenis clurlng the IHITIUTIOYI vs 'Qs 14.1 LEFT TO RIGHT Sprung Officers P Balch Secretary R Carter Sergeant at arms J Gibson VocePreslden1 J Gracey Presldeni BOYS BLOCK The Block S J started the year off rxght bv a rough and rugged mntlatnon of new lettermen to the1r socnety A blg banquet was prepared 1n honor of the plebs, ma1n course Raw egg ommlets and green onlon soufelle All new fellows wore the finest, most carefully tallored clothes, a typlcal outf1t of torn overhalls, one boot, and a ramcoat After the 1n1t1at1on, we settled down to stagmg a successful dance, Hnllbnlly Hollow , w1th the glrls as soclatnon Both clubs worked hard and lngemously to create a true backwoods atmosphere 1n the old gym The Junlor Spartan Tournaments and sellmg candy at the games put the Block on 1ts feet soc1ally and eco nomlcally 5 e BOTTOM ROW Coach Clover D Worley, W Dunlap J Mnllugan, P Balch W Esfelle,J Siurgeon, G Garfneld, R Cecchefhnl, D Laughlun, D Beatty, D Davns SECOND ROW D Davis S Numng D Brown J Podlen J Grocey C ledbeffer B Muir B Syftestad,J G1bson,J Houfon, R Carfer TOP ROW B Couch, D Doyle, T Hucklun, W Esielle, G Graves T Vol? J Schroeder, B Pmchord, C Marhn D Rhea, P Fla!! fi- .7 J ,Sw is Q l , ' J 1 X -. U ' T 'fi'- I 1 . '- 1 . 1 V' ' b , ,A ,:V if x - . 4 -5 g ,Z X J.-Q .. - 4. Jsaf 'r .1 .,, ' 5 I X, 1 1 ' ik X I Y .- - 5 'A 1 4' ' T s J . A - i l . . . , LT ' :Q x ' - .. ' ? ',g1 Uf L.i in . . V 3 - fl ' ' ,Y ' ' 1 l .lo.l. H os ' tg' - Z A .1 ' f z . f 'l- J ' Y-fx.'3,w , .-' ' Q. Q l:lll Tl' 5 T ll -- , ,, ij, M ,sa -- I , A T , X I I I Q an a ' TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT P McDonald D Field F Haven L James M Jackson B Turner S Scofield H Zaneira J Lund P Clark R CorreaW Robunson BOTTOM ROW W Sferreh W Bell Z Paper M Palmer M Neuman S Morey R Quunn B Byrger E Wllkerson O Dofson D French P Carter GIRLS BLOCK The Gxrls Block usually had fun servmg pop and candy at our games, but thls year we purchased a brand new popcorn popper that made hoppxng good popcorn for all loyal Spartan game followers Work1ng lomtly wlth the Boys Block, we staged our dance H1lIb1Ily Hollow wh1ch was stnctly an 1n formal affalr Other actnvmes, wh1ch we wont forget, played thelr part also They brought fun and laughter to all of us durmg this mld century year of 1950 SI Inmaflons fo the Block means a strenuous day fo the new members I I ns. fs X P S As always the Block food covniers were busy even If Mr Hoag LEFT TO RIGHT L James Vice Presldenl M Palmer Treasurer P Car dndnt buy any ter Actsvnfy Chaurman O Dofson Secretary E Wulkersoz Presndent 4 I : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . ,. , . , . , . . . , . ff - u 1 s - . . . . , r U . . ,, . . 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Lous Ezell Fall Presudenl Muss Berckhan Advusor Annette Taylor Sprung Presudenl q Colleen N V ge Presuden OFHCERSS En:ull7ln7lu:Jlrlnl:Elul1ore Treasufef Hauser effe GIRL LEAGUE Although the Gurls League dudn t have many actual meetungs, the year was far from unactuve Last fall some twenty members, lookung theur shmung best modeled un the League Fashuon show Thus style show, whuch replaced the annual H1 Jmx, was somethung new for the League and met the approval of the masculune populatuon of the school as well The bug sprung event was, of course, the an nual Mothers Receptuon The gurls entertamed a large group of mothers wuth a program and a style show of the clothes made m the home eco nomucs department Always foremost among the actuvutues of the League IS the Bug Suster program to help new glrls acclumate themselves to the school Joyce L1nd and her commuttee competently handled thus un Muss Sally Ross commeniofor advuses Morgue Wood Gaul Eksfrom Sue Bubb and Annette Taylor abou! theur costumes for the Gurls League Sfyle Show bi I Vurgunuo Ewald Lorrcuune Goff and Roberta Jones preporung for the Mothers Tea Q u . , . , V . . I 3 , . . . ' .24 X 1 F ' . . . . 3 . ' . dertaking. z . . ,, . l I . ' V? 1 ' , E' 'Eff Fa., -lr to gf N N A A A F A T 1,- 19. I o Gary Garfield i if H VARSITY I . A FO0TB LL Don Doyle Don Brown ' D ' D ' . . . . . . D::'dBm::': This year's varsity, under the direction of head coach Jim Price, turn ed out the dark horse team of the Sierra Foothill League. After drop ping a practice game to Grant, our squad came right back to thump Galt 20-0. The Spartans opened the leagu season by downing Yuba City 13-6, followed by a 13-13 tie with Marysville. After losing to Placer, we enter tained Nevada City on our home turf, drubbing them 32-6. Our Grass Valley game, played in a downpour rain, was a disastrous one for us. Our big gamen against Roseville turned out to be the thriller of the y Despite the fact we were rated the underdog team, our squad out-fought the Tigers. When the final gun soul ed, our Varsity was on top 7-6, a fine victory to end our gridiron campaign. 39 ci ,If 5 gy J 'QB 'ilbgi ' B21 TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT! L. Bryans, C. Ledbetter, G. Graves, D. Brown, J. Padien, G. Lind, E. McAbee, R. Polmer,, D. Braden, J. MIDDLE ROW, LEFT TO RIGHTS J. Milligan, C. Whitaker, G. Garfield, B. Juarros, D. Davis, P. Balch, G. Oliva, L. Whom, F. Dunlap, D. BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Rhea, B. Muir, J. Gracey, J. Diaz, D. Hampton, C. Massey, D. Beatty, R. Finsley. .aff J: fn' P., 'Fr 4 Loran Shurrum Jum Mulligan Jlm Glbson Larry Wham E Cameron CI ool M Walfen D Curry B Fischer D Malls T Leedy V Blake E McPhearson D Mullerman J Luther R .lerue D Piper D Pearson J Gueola K Cluffen D Hamblen N Smlth l Harms Top Row Left lo Right: J. ayp . ' H. Bishop R. Ball H. King . . ' M. Alexander D. Crump Two left fo Rnghf S Swanson M rcer K Gnllmore R Frank Row J. Stoddard R. Asfill. ' ' D. K'n sley D. Lucena R. Villareal G. Doyle D. e ohom Row left fo Right I g Our unlor Varslty Was composed entxrely of freshman and sophomores many of whom had no football expernencc prxor to the start of the season However, Coach Clover developed them 1nto a hard chargmg, smooth runnmg, aggresswe team Some of the boys who should develop mto future Vars1ty stars are Doyle, Luther, Klng, Glllmore, Massey and Leedy The experlence they recelved wlll be lnvaluable to San uan ln the future 'fr H Qryey KU, O In H lwher ke . n Glllmore 6 zzi gk vw f I R055 Clover JM ,J harles Lzpson l. Benjczmm Realms Howard Wood ,a I .4 .. iv' 'SS' -W I xi X ' ifJ 1'Q,' '4'b' 'WI Wi? V fI3!5T'f'1m- ff 9,1 f ya: Don Lcughlnn Ronme Sfrong BASKETBALL Always playmg the best posslble ball thls year s B team walked off wlth the Slerra Footh1ll League t1tle wnthout losmg a game ln league play The team Jack Swfseon also had the two top scorers 1n Laughlm and Sturgeon and the best defenslve ball Doug Hamm., hawk 1n Mack Hansen, the team captaln The two guards, Strong and HZIHIUII, were also great assets to the team wnth thelr slxck ball handlmg and flne rebound Mack Hansen fCf'P'l mg Others who also saw a lot of actxon were Keefer, Lnsh Okamota, and Stack po e The overall strength of the team can be seen ln thelr season record of 21 wxns and three losses for an 875 percentage, an outstand1ng record for a fme ICZIITI STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT Coach D Run: E Okumofu G Mamca L Sturgeon B ONeal S Siackpole B Keefer J Gray B Kler J Caichefi D Syftesfad H Lash G Ito CoachJ Price KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT D Hammn R Strong M Hansen D Laughlm J Sfurgeon J Kenoyer Mgr J Durren Q VE. x ' ' ' 7117! 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CTEM Wrth the 1nel1g1b1l1ty of key players, the C team was plagued throughout the season by bad luck and mxsfortune However, they were never out fought Coach Wood deserves a lot of credxt 1n helpmg these boys 1n the1r basket ball careers Standouts on the team were Davxs, Johnson, Syftestad Dnckson, and Moody The team was known throughout the league Left to Right L Thompson D Syftestad B Patterson B Johnson D Coon G Mamta P Bt ner W Smith J Dnckson D Davis for IIS COHSIZHI hLlStlC D TEAM Our D team captured the league txtle thrs year under the dn rect1on of Coach Wood Through out the season they played a brand of ball far superlor to all competl tors and were well deservxng of the honor ThlS feat has spec1al s1gn1 frcance sxnce It IS our f1rst D tltle snnce we entered the Slerra Foot hlll League Players who should re cexve honorable mentlon are Stem ke Smtth Krng Kuykendall, and FlCldS Top Row Lett to Right A Braden Manager T Fisher H Duckson L Fields T Kung L Stelnke B Hlnsey R Tullock Bottom Row Left to Rlght J Mead L Jensen R Harrison J Hunter K Smuth K! 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K! 77 3 - . . .. . ,, ,,. 3 J 3 . , 1. , 5. ,. ,. ,, ,. , 1 3- 1- 1- 1- 1- - t , 6. , fd' ' ' 4 14 ' Eli. ft, TENN S Because of rams we were un able to have home courts agam t xs season Coach Lnpson and the team deserxe much credlt or turmng out at McKmley Park every day for practxce Thxs years squad conslsted f many of last year s seterans and also some good lookmg new pro spects Desplte the drsadvantage of not havrng thelr own courts, Coach Lxpson and hrs team came out wrth a mnghtv fme record of wms 4 le an hum STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT D Davns H Whntung M McKenny B Pritchard D Jeffery Coach Mr Llpson KNEELING J Gandy G Smnth R Strong TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT P Scollard T Benken R Wood V Benny W Estelle J Krethe B Phelps J Howton T Leedy D Hampton C Massey B olmson Mr Clover coach SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT P Jensen H Kung W Moody L Stark R Moore D Davis R Dlftenbacher A Worley W Desmone J Tlddle J Dual BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT T Schweitzer R Vlllercal D Worley D Kelsoe D Pellum Couch R Carter R Moore J Deal G Moody B Burger E Davis ae Y'-1 Wayne and Walter Estelle. CROSS COU TRY As so often IS the case Clover turned out another Cross Country wmner thxs year The C Class came out on top at the League Meet and the A Class also came rn for some glory by capturmg the Sectnonal Crown for the fourth stra1ght year, whlch rs an outstandmg accomplxshment The Bs also won thelr share of the meets ThlS year s fme squads have de fmately establxshed San uan as a constant competxtor ln cross country crrcles Bu- McKenny listens to the coach's instructions. 1. TRACK Mm gg-ritqta Th1s year as 15 always the case Mr Clover turned out another fme track team From the begrnnmg of the season lt was apparent that the squad would be a contender for the Slerra Foothill Txtle as well as sec tronal meets The A track team was bullt around many semor boys and several underclassmen The B and C Teams also establxshed themselves as strong runnmg squads whenever they took part 1n any meet As a summary of the season we can justly say that our track squad was one that our school can be very proud of from the standpolnt of thelr, fme sportsmanshlp and agressweness durmg the seasons schedule 5 A 'i bi TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT B Juarros l Wham A Royal G Lund G Balch G Garfueld B Phelps K Haskell R Avery W Estelle W Estelle R Carter J Gonna SECOND ROW LEFT TO RlGHT D Braden l Kmgsley P Fluff R Young J Howion J Schroeder T Von! J Matcheh P Moyor B Luebel B Whnpple J Vervnlos FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT R Wood, W Jones, D Husied . 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VARSITY BASEBALL ' A Coach PYICC welcomed a veteran X arslty squad th1s year when the baseball season rolled around Evxdence of th1s IS seen 1n the fact that Don Doyle threw a no hlt, no run game on the team s fnrst outmg The startmg Imeup usually ran as follows Davls, fxrst base, Laughlm, second base, Syftestad, short stop, Stackpole, thlrd base, Sturgeon, Nuttmg, Cecchet - tlnl, outfxelders, Hxcklm, catcher The pltchmg chores were dnvlded among Doyle Fxscher and Nelson Numng and Sturgeon wan Io bat From early season results the team seemed to be a sure Y, Winner X4 X 4- l Sl g I 'V 4, -af- Lf: Nelson Fusher and Doyle ioe ihe slab 'ek' K, 0 V Xa! 4'A'6' O' TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Coach Price C Muller D Cecchefhm G Grafes B Syfiesfad P Shuelds L Warren S Stackpole D Doyle 3. 'QQ- t Q 1. -an Y BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT L Fusher M Hansen F Dunlap D Laughlm S Nurhng E Nelson B Jet! and J Sturgeon T Huclrlln and D Dovus absent when pudure was iaken e I , I I ' I., PM -A L, I I., K, . , . . 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' d Cegchehlnl I an 3351? fr ' 4 fl I' Riclw' Don Laughlin V, ,,qxgfW.Wfv,'f,.Qw-ggb, Syhestud 119 r- f'-v I:- TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Coach Rlzzu N Rowetf T Derrmgion P Pnper J Bledsoe P Swanson L Stark E Vulune R Carr J Davndson D Bowen L Smllh uOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT R Harrison G Doyle D Curry L Sielnxy L Sfurgeon D Systeslud E Lopes J Warren G lfo L Shurrum D Cecchefllnl B Fisher --f'--If JU IOR VARSITY ,ALJ '- If quantxty makes quallty then th1s year s I V ought to be a sure wmner, for no less sprmg As the book goes to press Coach RIZ s. Z1 s boys have played 2 games, wmnmg one 5' 'md losmg one Yes, the school can be justly proud of thls year s J V J, 'v fa '5 A I I I J jx:-: M7 Q , -'Q , f, A wi J J 7 , , ' ,V T if V ..: , I , , if 'f J Q I l J J 5 Sf ' A - A , -L v - -I Q , ' . Y f J ,b ,, 1 1 ii J f A' -Q ' V I 5 l ,1 . V . ' g , ,. Q V ul J ' A 4 L ,Vx . . , , A D W .4 1. ' uf L A .1 , A ' . 5 M I I fi B rf ' , - - v ' V K L' 3 Q , I ..'.1-.,a. . ,4x,,V' ' f 'I W- Y -- 'r V I. .1 , '--4 P' A F Y , ax yn. -' . Y W K YJ J ' ' ' ' 9 y K Q I Ak. .L 'A . lv I A . s, R Y P L 4 -' ' -.,,, A. N J ,- , 1 y . f ' than 60 bo s turned out for the s uad this , , .. Q q 'L' . R3 40-S if . . ,,:':11-- dm , Q ' 'TQ ., . . lf' ' - 2 ' , fs J JN pig? .T A ' ' . A - , , 1 .1 ' -' J Q' - -' A s. Q ' ' ' 1- , T . - J' . 1- ' .- ' ary . i ff--ZW xg - 0 . - ., 4 ' ,,e:vJ4i'5-3!fQ211,- . , ' ' V, f ,QS SENIORS Top Row Left to Rught B Lawson O Dofson P McDonald M J Brock son E Koepke D Muller B Robards D Cupps Bohom Row Left to Rught M Jackson B Wyah L James F Sfrauch W Srerrefl GAA Coaches Mrss Thompson and Mrs Loughndge worked consfanfly roward 'he success of G A A QQQ Cd -4 4, A sq 959 ..l Palmer E Wrlkerson B Turner B Fox S Scoheld J Lund R Correa D French Haven B Hrllyard C Hauser A Klzer M Mendoih D Field C Mannmg S 46 D!! Offncers of G A A Left to Rrght Helen Zanelfa Presrclenf Joyce Lrnd Vrce Presldenl Evelyn Wilkerson Hlslorlan Barbara Lawson Porn! Manager Olly May Dofscn Secretary 0 ' 5 Q L ' . f x y rl eeee - l , x I y 4 4 .. . C ' ' - A , , -L l L . 1 7 . 5 ' V ' v 1 .. .t . ' - - - P - , L - O f- A , - .J , L , - Row Two, Left to Righr: D. McMullen, B. McMullen, R. Garfield, G. Rorhfelder, M. Andrews, L. Whiiaker, M. Myklebosi, I. Heredia, K. Hendrick- r Q Q Q ' if - A ra- ' L -y 0 S ' . . i Q L ! , 5 + Ofliciating Committee, Left to Right: Pat Newsome, Wilma Sterrett, Lynn James, Phyllis Carter. LEFT TO RIGHT Faye Haven Billie Agee Ellen Yeaw Jumoks Q9 QQ wwf .A. Top Row Left to Right B OBrien J Allen S Grnmmesy J Frank A Stevens S Vhllson V Jenkins J Field L Ennengo N Wmkelman J Paul S Postle H Zanetta M Neumann Row Three left to Right D Artherton C Kelm G Ekstrom G Dickinson R Dow A Heldlebaugh N Polmer J Culbertson M. Lundellus J Mears MCongdon L McKnight R Quinn J Lambert Row Two Left to Right L Pearson B Burger J Clark P Shepherd D Holgate C Johnson R. Chandler C Teel A. Pearson R. Jones K Walder K Harper J Johnson P Carter Bottom Row Left to Right T Peterson W Bell J Fortner L Hunter S Morey B Cypert J Koff M Ede D Hughes P Clark N McBride W Schlentz J Call C Hams ' 1 , 1- -a .Xl F ,, L ......... W v Q 4 l T ' Y i 1 gg w 'li f 1 uuuzn' or 'Q ' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I I' I I i- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1 - 1- 1 ,. ,. . ' Z I' I' I' I' Iv I I' I I I' ,. ,. ,. . I 1' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I . ,,. ,. . SOPHOMORES ,f ffl, QQ, 4-lid-OJIQ TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT J Oluva J Dougherfy B ChamplonJ Nlelson M Duncan E Yeaw B Bradley V Neel J Burger B Curhs K Pool S ubb SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT M Boucher V Carter B Nedwed L Shce I Rogers C Johnson B Hendershof F Saelfzer P Brokaw E Hartley P Youisey L Sweetland BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT D Klvela Y Mlura J Kenoyer C Sagehorn P Reynolds R Mulvey P Newsome J Nufhng C Flock B Mendoza J Dake P Hutzler 'IPAQ Seasons Manager Jo Ann Fneld Vuvnan Carter Sue Morey and Pauline Clark G A A after school playdays are Ilke nothlng else on the currxculum After 7th perlod the glrls come charglng mto the gym, throw on thelr gym outflts, run down to the store to get double decker 1ce cream cones, and then rush madly up to the gym to get there 1n tlme for thelr games Thrs IS how they keep thenr gxrllsh f1gures' Th1S year, as somethmg new, we had a playday at Stock ton College where we were entertamed by two women s teams from surround1ng colleges Several other playdays have been scheduled for the year, two of whxch wlll be held here at San Juan T?,s ...4-for ,M-0 Qlllll lllllll SEPTEMBER 11 I'm sure Grand Central Station was never more crowded or in a more confused state than San juan to- day. You see it is the first day of school. SEPTEMBER 13 There she goes. I knew I saw it. None other than Miss Bascom, she was rushing madly down the hall in a pair of jeans. Late to her stage crew class, they said. SEPTEMBER 25 Oh no, there they go again! I thought they would have worn out the strings yesterday. These are some of the comments heard during those nerve wracking weeks of the ukulele craze. OCTOBER 25 Did you get a twenty year endowment or a retirement plan? If not, Why not? Sounds like this can be heard coming from the Life Problems class. Mr. Hansen has been talking for three straight weeks now on insurance I do believe that that man could go on forever. NOVEMBER 14 There are some proud underclassmen walking around the halls lately. Yes sir, and why not? They are members of our D team, who won the basketball championship. FEBRUARY 2 The Juniors came through with a splendid perform- when they staged this year's Junior Prom Moonlight Serenade. MARCH 2 Swing your partner and dance for joy, this dance is tolo , so grab a boy. The Block dance turned out to be one of the best dances of the year. 'tHillbilly Hollow was the theme. MARCH 15 Senior play tonight. It was really a terrific success. Poor Randy, his face really was a little blue. MARCH 16 Everybody went hopping home from school to rest from the horrors of book learning for a whole week. Easter vacation has arrived at last. APRIL 20 Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! This is the cry as we count our nickels and dimes for the C. S. F. carnival tonight. JUNE 8 Tonight we complete our high school life here at San Juan. Never before have we realized the fun we have had during the last four years. I know our fond mem- ories will remain with us always. SEPTEMBER 22 Look out! Oh! another casualty. If you haven't guessed by now, it is those poor Galt players in our first home game. It was a fine suc- cess. We won 20 to 0. OCTOBER 20 We had our first color day today plus a kangaroo court, presided over by the Rally Committee, no less. I Wonder why those girls were sweeping the aisles with tooth brushes. NOVEMBER 17 Old Fashioned bathing suits, bi- cycles built for two, the villain chasing the maid and some good old-fashioned harmony seems to be the fad around school this week. It's all for the Gay 90's Review. NOVEMBER 29 Today we were honored with a double feature program. After an act by a ven- triloquist, we were entertained by our own Nadine Jansen, class of '45, who played and sang a few sel- ections. DECEMBER S Did you see those spooks walking around? Girls' Block initiations get better every time. Scare crows and birds on shoulders yet. 3 1 'Y 1551 -553 ARY ll Finsley grab that dogg Finsley that lhlltt. It seems that in today's election Ralph Finsley received 384m votes for dog catcher. just can't understand it. He won, hands down, even opening his mouth. JANUARY 12 Rally -- Rally - Rally. Yes be- lieve it or not we finally had a rally. It certainly took them a long time but it was a whopping suc- cess. Those Placer hicks sure looked like some local talent. FEBRUARY 9 After a hair-raising game by the AH team, the B's really trampled Marysville. NVQ surely got our money's worth. Besides two ex- citing games we saw Jack Sturgeon set a new B team record of 31 points. ' V 4 ,A 1 . .jg 3 is ,, f , I 3 ' g i 'QA - w ,f J, MAY 17 I wasn't sleeping, Mr. Crossfield, really I wasn't, just meditating with my eyes closed. Even if l did trip over the milkman getting in this mor- ning, but the Junior-Senior Banquet comes but once a year. Ll In N S BONNEY and GORDON STORE FOR MEN TOWN 81 COUNTRY VILLAGE SHOPS Vnlloge SUB DEB SHOP Complcie Lme Clothes G1 s Pho c IV 9 6065 CASUAL CORNER Women s Apparel Town and Country Vlllage Sharp s Goods Ewrx flung or the Sportsman Town and Country Shops Sporting , , ' f Xb ---.-...M 'ue -:...J I .rtlw xv- 45 J Randy Wagaman HOMES LOTS ACREAGE 2760 Fulton Avenue Phone IV 9 3677 Fashion Fobrncs Fashion by the yard TWO Convement Locatxons 1318 K Street Town and Country V1llage ' - Curllkbcok . . 9 , , . . C .!,I45 :usa-can -ov-4: C ,,,, romana . P . Y 1 , w 7 W ED Falr Oaks Variety an Hardware NEWSTAND GIFTS IEWELRY CLOTHING Telephone alr Oaks Furniture an Appliance COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Wxllnam F Sturch PHONE 227 4. 1 im , . Q d I E - I 3 I E1 . 2'- Qfv ' as it :, -wif., NM I P. 0. 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COMPLIMENTS or HEWITTS MARKET GROCERIES MEATS VEGETABLES 3241 Fulton Avenue VILLAGE STATIONERY SHOP Slafzonfrg and G1 ts TOWN AND COUNTRY VILLAGE Sacramento 15 C3Ilf0fD13 Phone IV 9 6077 Vnlloge Flower Shop For Everything m Flowers Town and Country Vxllage Sacramento 15 Cahforma Phone IV 9 S287 VILLAGE CLEANERS Clcanrrs 0 Olldllfj Otto R Polenske Town and Country Shoppmg Center Teltphone IX 9 S891 Sacramento Calnforma KAY S FOUNTAIN RESTAURANT Arden Town Shoppmg Center Faxr Oaks Bhd at Watt Axtnuc Phone IV 9 4515 . . Y 1 n , 3 I 1 f ' r .C I from Crnnfvlrlr Ilinnrrs In u Snark Y . I 7 - . Y i ,- . . x - COURTESY OF ROBERTA POWELL DRESS SHOP CARMICHAEL SHOPPING CENTER Dial IV 9-0116 Congratulatzons rom Beckes 8. Anderson Plumbing FOTO DEN Photograph c suppl es equ pme t and stud Rad os R cords d Telev s o Carm chael Store S83 Arden Town Court 2831 Fan' Oaks Boulevard Carm1chael LANG S HARDWARE TCICVISIOH Appllances Hardware G1fts Radxo Falr Oaks Phone 250 Ha I s General Merchandlse Furnlture and Appllances Grocerxes and Meats Feed and Gas ualzty Mercbamfzse John D Hall Phone 618 F 12 CIEFUS Hexghts Callforma ' f i i , i n iosg i , e I an ii n at CARMICHAEL i and I I ' I P Q ' ' 94... s I al , N. S. A wggg.-Qui' ' SSS 'K W liiai liiwfw lllll lllill llllf 'T , W In 4 P s ik , w if Q J. 9 v 1 1 gi I f E3 1 X , ,, X: W VI S BEAUTY SHOP Haxr Shapmg and Stylmg Permanent Waves Y ola Blanchard Carmxchael Falr Oaks Blsd Phone IV 9 0947 COMPLIMENTS OF Carmlchael 5 and 10 Don and MSYCIR Petersen Mag Success and Happiness be Yours Graduates Carmichael Courler Dedzcated to a greater Carmzcloael B111 PreusserPubl1sher Fan' Oaks Blvd at Robertson Avenue IV 9 2337 JEWELRY FINE REPAIRING Sathre s Watch Shop Suzss Gruen and Elgm Watches CARMICHAEL Compliments 0 WARREN R COLEMAN M D The best to fbe class of '51 S C RIB N E RS ' CARMICHAEL Speclallzlng ln Carmxehael Property MORSE REALTY In the Cenier of Carmichael 3000 North Fair Oaks Boulevard Com lllllCHfS ELLIOT S APPLIANCE TOWN and COUNTRY XILLAGI SHOPS Phone IV 9 3696 The HOBBY HOUSE Complete Supplies of all Art and Craft Vlaterlals 2610 Marconi Axenue Sacramento Phone IX 9 2391 CONGRATULATIONS VILLAGE THEATER At Town 85 Country COM! LIMI NTS Ol' Village Barber Shop Town and Country X illage Shops Com Izmmzts 0 CHILDREN S BOOTERY Town and Country Village Complzmcfzts 0 RICHARD E. COONLEY, D. D. S. ARDEN TOWN CARMICHAEL Super Market 'IC!lI1SiSfC'l1flwH' Lo w Prices Fresh Meats - Groceries Fruits and Vegetables Fair Oaks Blvd. Phone IV 9-3277 Carmichael Compliments 0 FAIR OAKS MARKET By the Big Oak Tree in Fair Oaks Compllments o F O X R E A L T Y Fair Oaks California T e DIAMOND MATCH COMPANY LUMBER and BUILDING MATERIALS Fa1r Oaks Phone 4 B u d s Chevron Station GASOLINE AUTO SUPPLIES ATLAS TIRES and BATTERIES U S 40 at Antelope Road Phone 3S8F22 Complete Home Furmsbmgs Maurice T Mohan 309 Vernon Street Roseville Phone 176 Compliments of H 81 H MARKET See Us For All Your GROCERY NEEDS Fair Oaks California Citrus Heights Market Groceries Meats Feed Fresh Vegetables SYLVAN CORNERS Cairns Ice Cream Bar Re resbments and Lunches 221 Vernon Street ROSEVILLE WOOD S VARIETY STORE G1 ft I tems an Greetmg Cards 7750 M rps A Ctr Heght o YT. ' -no-' mmf...-Q Congratulubons Semors HEXOM S Store for Men Rosev1lle Cahforma Complzments 0 Tower Sporhng Goods E Myedck O Vernon Street Rosevllle CARROLL S TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE OFFICE MACHINES 111 L1ncoln Street Phone 6 J Rosev1lle De Luxe Cleaners 3-Day Service joe Drago, proprietor Phone 390 400 VERNON STREET ROSEVILLE Ruth C. Bicknell Womon's Shoppe 207 Vernon Street Roseville Burger Villa No. l We feature 204' Hamburgers CITRUS HEIGHTS Falr Oaks Founfaln Pete Florence Doug Delzczous Hamburgers FAIR OAKS Farr Oaks CLEANERS 8c DYERS Repamng and Altermg CLHaeyO adOprr Wxlson Avenue and Fanr Oaks Blvd Farr Oaks Callfornxa Toddle Valle Complete headquarters On the Plaza next to the Theater Phone 196 Farr Oaks FAIR OAKS Dehcatessen 81 Bakery Across from the Post Offlce rn Farr Oaks Phone 255 Carl and Marlon Doyle WAYNE RICE Your Frzendly jeweler Jewelry Watch Reparrmg Bank Buxldmg Farr Oaks Stark s Pharmacy REXALL STORE Ph 7 r Compliments o Potters Grocery Phone 52W Farr Oaks Go To Falr Oaks CLOTHING For your clothmg and Shoes O O . . e n , wner n C 3 Of I O - I for particular little people ' -J , f , O one 2, 'air Oaks Jack 81 Lynn s Home Supply FAIR OAKS Phone S 1 Com plzments o FRIGID FOOD LOCKERS Phone 11 Fair Oaks FAIR OAKS REALTY Real Estate an Insurance That s Our Business P. O. Box 232 Phone 1441 Compliments 0 NORTON A. ARCHER, D. D FAIR OAKS Ill lfll GOLDEN OAK SERVICE Across from Fair Oaks Grammar School Phone 43 0 TILLETTS Cleaners 8c Dyers Fair Oaks Califokrnia Phone 52-J Callaghan s Department Store Fair Oaks Phone 505 FAIR OAKS Mattress 86 Upholstering ustom up o sterin an ren ovatin , ox rin san , at tresses ma C 0 01' Cf. Phone Fair Oaks 175-J 'k,.,-,fr R and H Hardware Carm chael D str ct Ezer3flJn1g nz Hardware A Sheldon Raney Owner Phone IV 9 2132 Ramona Dress Shop unior sized Clothes Gifts Center 0 Carmichael FLETCHER BRCS PHARMACY Fme I P eu rzplxon Se wre Dorothy Gray and Revlon Cosmet cs Far Oaks at Marcon Car chael Phone IV 9 2221 ongratulatzons Seniors THE ountrymon Yardage Our Specialty CARMICHAEL Donald Home Appliance Your Westmgbouse Dealer Carmichael Phone IV 9 1137 F Carmichael Shoe Repair f you usbllr emily u !l1 neu' sb - Mens d BQ, . ' Invsble Reparnp, Red Gooe Shoe Compliments Village Vanity Fair Oaks California Complzmcnls 0 Fred Hackley Artistic Sign Painter Phone IV 9-6142 Lets get Associated GIB BARLOW S Flying A Service Arden Way at Watt Sacramento California Phone IV 9 2723 Annos ot Arden Fabr cs Household lnc s and I-Ianclkerch cfs I. ttle Swed sh mports Arden Vista and Fair Oaks Blvd Arden Florist Complete Florist Service IV 9 4191 588 La Sierra Drive In Arden Town Complzmcnts 0 JAMES R W'OOD M D ARDEN TOWN eo s Market In Arden Town We Carry a Complete Line of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Telephone IV 9 1998 Brown s Shoe Service shoes for Boys sr Men New Location California Avenue facing Plaza WOLF S HOME APPLIANCE L Q Wolf Radio Repairing, Crosley, co, Refrigerators, Radios BL Records for all occasions Phone lll - Fair Oaks, Calif. CARMICHAEL Welnstock Lubln Co Sac'ramento's Finest Department Store Dial GI 3-6881 K Street at 12th BLACK and CRIST Assoclated Statxon Free Pickup and Delivery Marcom and Howe Telephone HI 9 9907 Complzmerzts 0 B VES HARDWARE TOWN 85 COUNTRY VILLAGE SHOPS Phone IV 9 4825 John Pardee Pholograpbxc Supplies TOWN Sl COUNTRY SHOPS k d y 7 F I0 Sac a e to B ggest L tile Store T e SUBURBAN SHOP Yardage and Lmens Personal Serwee lElP dCorry The Vlllage Jewelers e E C gham ewelry Sllverware Dmnerware Glassware and Glftware V ll ge Shop Voughon's Beauty Shop 1907 Marconn Avenue Phone HI 9 7314 You 0 Al 3 W leome a I uo Beverly Mason Dress Shops Town and Country Vlllage and 3720 J Street All kmds of records at the Town and Country Vnllage Record Shop Phone IV 9 6565 HUSKINSON S Rental! Drug Store an Gzft Shop ROSEVILLE Dainty Pastry Shop Complete Line o Homemade Candxer Decorated Cake: all occasions Phone 166 406 Vernon St Roseville California G 4, 'M .i Richardson s MEN S WEAR The store with the Hzgla School style 209 Vernon Street Roseville omplzments J C Penny Company Roseville California Lawsons Jewelry Your Friendly Credit Ieueler 225 Vernon Street Phone 472 J ROSEVILLE CALIFORNIA Kuhlmans Pharmacy Helena Rubenstein Cosmetic. Countrg Store Candies Hallmark Greeting Cards Free Delivery 430 Vernon St., Phone 659 ROSEVILLE The Shoe Shack LADIES MISSES BOYS and GIRLS shoes and accessories Phone 4-W - 248 Vernon St. ROSEVILLE, CALIFORNIA Wolf 81 Royer Sportsman s Headquarters 229 Vernon Street Roseville California PHONE 144 1