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

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- - ,Ky .I Y 'X X . , , , ji-nw' i 3.6 qs Speech contests and dramatics both have contributed to SANDRA RHODES qualifica- tions to help her win the Bank of America's English Award. A gal with an eye to the future is San Juan's Mast Likely to Succeed With a Frying Pan, DOLORES MURRAY, winner of the Home Economics Award, l .sf P. Nw The patience and wit to puzzle out the Pythagorean Theorum or anything else more complicated than counting our change is lacking in most of us - so, hats oft to DON HlRST, the 1953 Bank at America Mathematics Award Winner, The 'pivot man ol this year's Varsity Basketball squad was in more than one respect, LOREN SHURRUM. Loren main- tained not only the seasonal high point crown, but a sense at fair play which often pfoyed an inspiration to his teammates. an 'ltr 41 is it Ae., 1' As a result of the fine work done by JANET NIELSEN in the field of art she received the Bank of America Art Award. Janet plans on studying further lor u career in Commercial Art. Sportsmanship, mingled with a fierce deter- mination ta win, gained GARY LIND notice as an All Conference tackle along with this years Football Award,

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s l r -' -'UK f' ,A-.N X-. ' C i Yi' f ,rw -' Q A 4,1 1 ff, e J Y' 'Wil 'FK me Valedictorian KATHLEEN HARR was award- ed a certificate for her achievement in the field ol Social science and an award for Liberal Arts. Polling top honors in the field of business was CLIFF BLINMAN, recipient of both the Business and Vocational Arts Awards. Cliff also was active as president of the Corn- mercial Club. Qu pw GLENN BACON served as Salutatorian for 53 as well as winner of the Bank of America Mathematics and Science Award. Recipient of the Thespian Award was BOB SMART, veteran at scores of plays and comedy acts as well as countless unglorilied hours of work behind the scenes. '5-7 s Making up for lost time when she trans- ferred here as a Sophomore, DIANE MEYERS rated in the top four of the class scholastically. A two-way winner was ELLEN YEAW, who was awarded for her excellence in both Foreign Language and Girls' Athletics,

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fl. lg' . p ,M Q..p- ' 0 'J H v y Q 5,.,3,',e. . ' Q vf, sk ll ..I' it l . Uwfvq Two years of hustling Varsity baseball play rates JACK WARREN this year's horsehide award. Jacky also was a strong contender for the team batting crown. Music award winner JIM RAMEY hasnt limited his talent to a hat horr- - running track and cross-country as well as helping pioneer the riding club have all totaled a busy year for this Senior. f 5 ee :A For proficiency in his ag studies EDDY GREENHALGH has snagged this year's Agricultural Award. This came rather naturally from ranch-raised Eddy who now plans on further agricultural study. Proving that old proverb Big things come in small packages, VIVIAN CARTER walked oft with the Award for Girls' Athletics. Vivian was busy aft the field, too, working with the Blick and G.A.A. 2 , s J ,,. ii, I' ,Q O 'O ? 1 ,K 5? Q c n tal . Ari 1, . ll 2 s , Q fi X 5.131 7, A 5 f -P A . '. .H-' an . ' 5 Uv: . I ' l -. . . ..- 'Q U A fellow more at home with a torque wrench than a text book is this year's recipient of the Bank of America Trades and Industry Award, MIKE DURBIN. Largest single contributor of team points for ths years track team was CHARLIE KRETH. Charlie was a two year Varsity sprinter with winning times in the quarter-mile and relay.