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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

l SJQTBTG uv ILS! lished by the Senior Class of I954, San Juan High School, Fair O The . . . under the finally awards da v I Karr, W . .M 'vw S D 5 3 1 ,, .Q ii :kv if , T '1 iw, x -. -. '-135'-,., 'fn-'twv-1 MW W fm. 'ak' .MQ Nga, 7' Nw -if Mv- Q 3 1 f Q We ?.,.-'41, This ls Our if X3 r Q 5 3 If ll Il I1 Il 'I I I -id revolves around the very essence of our inheritance as students of San Juan an inheritance which makes our school the happy and proud institution which it is Everyone feels proud when San Juan walks off with a league championship or has a full house at a class production We are fortunate to have classes which work closely together to make a unified campus faculty and pupil relationships which make for friendly atmosphere, and clubs and activities which temper our lives to fullness. 0 rvOOO , V , a In. DL All ,,,,1,,,,,, We are proud of our fraternal spirit at San Juan, of our loyalty to one another and our School. We haue a certain informal manner about our school, where faculty and students are often seen as just part of the group . Each of us. consciously or unconsciously,has a part to play in Our Story. Whether the part be difficult or easy, irk-some or feasible, it will be dealt with in honesty and alliance. So Our Story is a happy one which can be looked back upon with pride and affection by its Authors. ,f We look back upon our studies with self-respect, with humiliation, or with detachment, depending upon our share of the inheritance. Whether it be prepatory training for the university, for the business world, or the immediate demand of livelihood, the primordial training has been for life needs. We may never remember the chemical equation for trinitro- tolune, but we will never forget the manner in which we achieved our goal by doing the experiments through team work. Our careers will forever be guided by the proficiency we acquired while attending San Juan. fudies O O O R '2 'XY r . AXA, Xxx pus- :au -,1ffJ,-..M---- . A- 'n' 4 M Wh g Hb - .?.,f1k-suq,.,+H- , - 5 'Ci L Nrx .1 'M 04' 3 1-1, ' - - L .4 , j . 35-xf4'l V--.i frT -' Tfifj-, '- Q 5 if fl J' 1 ' 2 V:-.... 1 Q-2 v: '. ff xv W 1. X ' 1- -'L ' Q, ., -f 4 ' '- '. s - ', '-1131 3-Ug jt', - 'lf lsslkjxz-g.1'3rd v -..f iv.:-gw,. ,. . A And Our Q r 2 n X xx. ww, ff ' ' ,W X M34 f I, 'X 6 k4f :wr 43? ai gg Q I ?'1'wrw , www H 4? 1 'L-1 n.. --V, Administration i o o o ua' Mr. W. T. Mooney District Superintendent Wolf' '1 i,. Mr. George W. Palmer Assistant Superintendent P P E lazzo, Miss Miner, and Miss Berckhan. M , Ed ' M A th Bottom snap, Board of Trustees, left to right: Mr. Kelsoe, Mr. Dolder, Mr I' WIFI C I' UI' M Principal Hlnsey, r. Relche, Mr. Davies. To sna 2 Counselors, standin 1 Mr. Price, Mr. Walker. Seated: Mr. Pa- tudent ervice ,g Top Snap, left to right: Mrs. Mulch, Registrarg Mrs. Tomich, Secretary. Bottom. Center, Mrs. Leonard, Comptroller: left, Mrs. Murphy and right, Mrs. Clancy, Assistants. Mr. A. L. Price Vice-Principal and Student Affairs f 'I! Miss Marjorie Berckhan Dean of Girls . . . and members oft NORMAN ANDERSEN EUGENE ANTHONY ROYAL ARMSTRONG MARC BRANN PHOEBE CALE PANSY CARRICK ADOLPH CROSSFIELD ROGER FORSSELL LEONARD FRIZZI ROSE FUCILE JAMES FULLER FELIX HAGER EDWIN HOAG MADDUX HOGIN EVERDINE HOLEN MARJORIE JOHNSON ELLA KNAPP GERALD LANNING CHARLES LIPSON MYRLE MINER he Faculty L A bicycle built for two , with Mrs. Knapp and Mr. Murtagh ,--4 They look the Don Curry Valedlctorlan 'E 0ll0l'S Paul Plper Salutatorlan Davld Weston Larry Jennings Basketball and Jlm Prlce perpetual trophy WW Jane Graham Glrls Athletics Soclal Sciences Science Award Everyl Swearengm Thesplan Award Wayne Jones Football Award Nina Volkert Glrls Athletic Award Ronald Sheck N' Knlckelbem Agriculture Award izzg-gf' Foreign Language Award Carol Hannibal English Award Charles Lily Music Award 5 Don Curry Vlce Presldent John Kelsoe Presldent emor Class Offucers Eleanor Royce, Secretary Jeanne Allen Treasurer We've worked and played hard . . . Canavera, Darlene Christensen, Royal Claypool, John Collins, Nancy Concidine, Warren Conkling, Edwi-n Crump, James Curry, Don Crowder, Richard Davidson, John we've accomplished our goals . . . Fisher, Loretta Fisher, Tom Foley, .lack Fritch, Mary Ann Fulkerson, Myron Gaynor, Cecil Graham, Jane Halseth, Roland Hannibal, Carol Harms, Leroy Huston, Sally Jensen, Larry Jones, Wayne Kemp, Bruce Lindauer, Leonard gi! Husu, Elizabeth Jansen, Dixie Jennings, Larry Jenson, Peter Jones, Ronald Jones, Stanley Kearney, Thomas Kelley, Barbara Kelsoe, John Kingsley, Eva QPutmanJ Knickelbein, Michael Lilly, Charles Lund, La Moine Lundgren, Lee McEvoy, Hugh gr-J 'A ,Syn-N W .im McKenny, Mary Ann May, Bob Millette, Joanna Nelson, Jack Piper, Paul McPherson, Earl May, William Mitchell, Bobby Neronde, Jean Pittman, Marilyn fDawsonJ ,.2' 'if X, Marchese, James Mercer, David Mitchell, Pete Oliva, Esther Pope, Ernest Maudlin, Lawrence Miller, Jacqueline Morford, Donna Peterson, Claudia Pope, Corrine . . . and now our book is finished Pratt, Sally Pritchard, Shirley Rankin, Philip Rankin, John Reaka, Ronald Rose, Nancy Royce, Eleanor Rowett, Norman Royer, Janet Ruellan, Jacque -dl E5 Sather, Jacqueline Scott, Walter Shankle, Bill Shankle, Rose Sheck, Ronald Shields, Carleen Short, Suzan Shoemaker, Robert Smith, Billie fAgeeJ Smith, Kenneth . . . complete with a happy ending Smith, Lyman Smith, Robert Stacken, Mary Jean Steinke, Leonard Stomsvik, Sharri Swanson, Paul Swart, Wayne Swearengin, Everyl Taylor, Margaret Treon, Patricia L G. Calder, Treasurer, M. Jacobs, Secretary, J. Steinke, President, S Knapp, Vice-Presi- dentg absent from A.W,V' -P 'd hJ.G - haIghfx1reaIsjre:?. ?hilds, Sleig- tary R Greathouse President if 'J 141. 5. L. Bacad, Treasurer, Flanagan, Sec T7 retaryp J. Yee, President, R. Moore Vice-President: absent from picture -W--...,.1, f --h-.....,,,. f ',f-'I The Jumors -exp , . f sophisticated upper classmen 5 ya.- fp- H as'-iv The ophomores -CN fi 'rv ' a new dynasty ER K The Freshmen optimistic newcomers 6 Everyone ha Spartan Hi-Lites keeps his pen hr, VV Y' my in li!!! Qs, cyv ,? 5 it 'Y I4 , D John Kelsoe, Associate Editor 103325 , ,M N A 011741 xX MM' M Don Curry, Boys Sports George Calder and Jennie Howard, Editor and Business Manager Junior Style wrrallvm Wm , The makers of the book ln between selling ads to fortunate merchants, kidnapping members of the newspaper staff, and trapping birds, we somehow found time to put out a book. Along about the end of the first semester, we took time out from taking pictures of each other and saw the deadline fast approaching. We locked our photographer in the darkroom, took pictures of everybody in Mr. Hoag's and Mr. Wood's Classes, the A Cappela Choir and the football team, pasted everything together, and named it C-Freenback Notes, I 954 . Rosie Shdnkle Girls' A N -as nr '4,:-1?-,g2sv:i,. N 1? my 5 . Q 2 wr g ki w xi n - tgllyluup -5-....,. QWJQ Mm, . 5 'MQW' 77.553242-j fix.. ii? S? ,MN gf, A KT' 4-5, 'M fs L Y - A re fm :dug f mv .. uf .mg , gi :fl .WW f E L, ,M '45 1 z X X xx P'- ...Q Q-H -.,,,,.n ywz .r . . ,151 ti ,, '.,...... YJ 4 is-nn-.. . , F., Camera Club Snap, top left. J. Nichols, D. Stoddard, D. lrvine, and V. Piper put the dark room equipment to work. Middle left. Looking over their work are: D. Olsen, S. Wil- liams, G. Tonzi, and E. Conklin. Bottom left: Take it easy with that cutter, man! Top right. L. Sanders, and V. Piper look on while L. Bacad does all the work. What a life! Bottom ri ht Mr Hager ives a How To Do lt lesson. 8 1 - S Gather 'round, kiddies! MVK' S,- I Hard-working senior representatives R. Shankle and S. Vincent take time out fagainl. Freshman and sophomore representatives C. Barnes, S. Sareeram, J. Horne, and E. Mitchell. R. Call, sprmg president, with Miss Berck- han, advisor. Fall president was N. Rose absent from picture. Everyone joins Junior representatives J. May and S. Hicks. Q 13 T nd ual are freshman a In the cafeteria eating as us tatives Jim Bond and Jim Yee sophomore represen Junior representatives B Howton and F Marek the Leagues B. Mr. Frizzl, advisor, talks things over with ' sident, and L. Smith, fall Barker, spring pre president. - ,pm tatives B. Shoe- The line-up . maker, B. Barker and B. Calder. Senior represen I .V - A Y-an 5 i 'K 333?N 5 Tfi' ,QQ I Top left snap, GIRLS' BLOCK OFFICERS: J. Graham, Social Chairman: S. Hicks, Vice-President. S. Huston, Treasurerg N. Volkert, Historian: N. Volkert, President. Y BLOCK OFFICERS B Kemp Vice Presi Top right, BO S' 1 - I ' ' dent: P. Piper, Sgt.-at-Arms, D. Mercer, President. C. Hana- way, Secretary: D. Curry, Treasurer. Middle left: NOON-HOUR TRACK MEET' - BOYS BLOCK INITIATION. Middle right: MAKE 'EM DRINK IT ALL, MISSISSIPPII' Bottom left. Girls' Block Secretary, B. Husu Shows N. Vol kert how to make that hot, fresh popcorn. Botiom right. More Boys' Initiation. ,ns Q 4 'I ,. Ome EQITI Bl0Cl4S . . . Bottom row, left to right: C. Hanaway, F. Marek. D. Turner, B. Barker, B. Kemp, J. Rankin, B. Massey J. Klem, G. Woodmansee, J. Nelson, J. Davidson, E. Dougherty, D, Fpps, J. Kelsoe. 2nd row: Coach Pier- ruci, H. McEvoy, D. DeMauro, P. Piper, B. Shoemaker, T. Maudlin, B. Calder, T. Fisher, D. Mercer, A. Lowrie, K. Wolfe, W Jones, R. Haga, L. Lindauer, P. McNeely, E. McPherson, A. Leineke, Coach Schwall. 3rd row. P. Gilmore, S. Kelley, B. Howton R. Astill, G. Comte, R. Perry, L. Jennings, L. Steinke, R. Sareeram, D. Curry, L. Harms, B. Smith, G, Thompson. Bottom row, left to right. J. Graham, S. Hicks, M. Hogin, N, Volkert. B. Husu, .l. Friedman. 2nd row E. Oliva, N. Volkert, N. Luce, S. Houston, R. McDonald. Q.. l 7 ,rc N . .,pf'! A -lg .62 all 9 ff . sf' ,, 'ff C ,Q 'f-61? , It gl 4 Q H45 :Ki Xt Vg M41 gf' iff lf' pm aim i . or work Backstage Top snap R Reaka, S. Stomsvik, G Calder and L Field build a set for the P.T.A. Variety Show Middle Vrgorously UD painting a flat are S Pritchard K W Harper and R Shankle. Lower left Working over J. Ede, we find E Swearengrn Lower right Relieving the tension before the play left to Davidson, .l. Becker, D. Odell D lrvrne J Graham .-1-- I., , . O u. 41 it 'jg L ' J J .I gs .1 y'o,'aeri .'.4ovs 6 :Wir QQ? ,si 22 Bottom row, left to right: B. Allen, D. Irvine, R. Harke, L. Stevens, J. Lawrence, S. Wickett, D. Chesney, R. Lerch. 2nd row: Mr. Hager, J. Becker, P. Taylor, M. Jacobs, J. Neal, E. Fields, P. Fox, L. Ernst, A. Broitzman, J. Huston. 3rd row: P. Hoffman, R. Haga A. Hooker, P. McNeely, C. Hannibal, D. Harmison, V, Hummel J. Biggs, V, Gevman, L. Frei. The Latin Club The officers include. Richard Haga, president, Paul McNeely, vice-president, Joan Huston, secretary-treasurer. The activities include such things as the Roman Banquet. The Latin Club was invited to El Camino this year for a huge banquet, replacing the tradi- tional local Roman Banquet. The members of this select club are all slaves to the unlost language of Latin. Although the midnite oil burns while they translate, they enjoy their club as a social outlet. f' fig Bottom row left to right D Zanetta J Hanmbal C Martin D Odell A Broitzman L Ernst D Harmison C Hanmbal E Morgan E Crum 2nd row Miss Fuclle Advisor P Odell P Monroe G Childs P McEac hern B Dreyer R Langenbach B Vlsker C Martin E Wiedrlck J Allen 3rd row P Piper S Wlckett D Curry B Pettite R Haga M Knlckelbem R Sheck G Rlnard R Lerch J Lawrence onor fudenis These students can be proud of the academic honors which they have received Colleges prefer these students who have been members of this select organization. Although the members of the club study hard, they play harder, and they are a real cross section of our school. Many of these people have taken active parts in our athletics, our plays and our programs. Fall officers, left to right: D. Curry, Vice-President, P. McEachern, His- torian, P. Piper, President, P. Odell, Secretary-Treasurer. Spring officers, left to right: P. McEachern, Secretary-Treasurer, B. Langenbach, Vice-Presidentg P. Pi- per, President, R. Lerch, Historian. Bottom row, left to right: M. Knickelbein, D. Chesney, E. Yeaw, S. Wickett, D. Harmison, S. Hicks: advisor, A. Crossfield. Ind row: R. Lerch, C. Bakke, P. Piper. . . . and cience ludenls Any student having an upper division science fbiology, chemistry, physics, etc.j is eligible for membership. These scientific kids under- take projects pertaining to their individual in- terests. This year some of the members entered the Annual Science Fair, which was held in Sacramento. The membership demonstrates its growing reputation for being one of the out- standing clubs on campus. M. Knickelbein, A. Crossfield, advisor, P. Piper. S. Hicks, President. Q iq, 'F i 1 57' gms, ..-nn.. 'I ,x I Mr, N' M 'N' A f aa -:I-L 'N mv 3 . Y , M ' -.21-fx - f 'K . A-- y 2 .fi FWZ, 'yfwfi'f.'f r . 7' f ff Y , V 1 W' ' - . , I ' A W' if ! A 55 I Q5 b at S.-'Ai we QQ' ,iffy 96 ' We s'J' 'fr The Tri-Y Tri-Y, the largest service club on campus, gained many new members and a new leader this year. The club sponsored a clothing drive for needy families. Heavy burden-some objects were seen galore as the ever popular luggage day arrived. The Tri-Y gals really lived up a slumber party held in the girls gym, where everyone had a maximum of fun and a minimum of sleep. San Juan was well represented at the model-legislature held in Sacramento, the local Tri-Y, under Mrs. Viani's direction, enjoyed the session greatly. Bottom row, left to right: S. Pratt, S. Pritchard, J. Allen, J. Howard, M. Larson, V. Geyman, M. Vaughn. Ind row: E. Swear- engin, S. Short, L. Heilbronner, H. Heredia, S. Dieffenbacher. N. Rose, C. Griffen, C. Hatfield, B. Allread, L. St. Hilaire, N. Volkert, M. Stinger. 3rd row: J. May, M. Miller, M. Shoemaker, K. Green, G. Aragon, R. Shankle, N. Collins, E. Royce, J. Becker, B. Husu, M. Ballard, L. Murrey, R. Ceccardi, B. Van Hooser. M. Fritch. 4th row: Mrs. Viani, D. Finney, P, Snyder, L. Swanson, C. Delmue, L. Neel, T, Griffis, J. Cunningham, D. Davis, V. Jessup, J. McAdams, B. Blurton, J. Horner, M. Donald, R. Atkin- son, V. Hubbard. 5th row: A. Wilson, C. Goodwin, A. Dieterich, C. Peterson, P. Treon, G. Paul, N. Luce, D. Stark, J. Spellman. P. McEchran, P. Odell, C. Bolin, B. Miller, J. Whitaker. 6th row: D. Quarles, M. Jacobs, J. Friedman, M. Schwab, S. Hicks, R. McDonald, M. Campbell, P. Corothers, T. Kintzley, J. Putman, J. Graham. N. Volkert, M. Glass. Top snap: Active Tri-Y members work up enthusiasm for the Clothing Drive. Bottom snap, spring officers: A. Wilson, Treasurer, J. Becker, Historian, M. Schwab, Secretary. 451519434-a ef X 'hmm xv? V K' V f 9 V45 I . O :Z i, 4 -- 8, N! 4 f , Y Q, gg if f A -51 , ,W ,, .., ff . H: 4' .W '-F wnipjggi :MQ WWW' I wx , We all enjoy I whom we look fo if 5 Qfgfikzx sew 1. O4!'S .1' ,gi 41 Am af'-X555 3 Q ' df. A. fx '-A 5' t,.,, 1' 'kg-c. 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M 4 ff ww 4 , ,wx .mf ' .V Y The gals got in the acl Bottom row, left to right: Director, Mr. leplitz, A. Broitzman, A. Erends, C. Juarros, M. Poni, C Hendrickson, B. McAfee, G. Flory, V. Phillips, G. Tonzi, H, Padilla, J. Stice, L. King. 2nd row. D Wood, R. Peterson, A. DeWeese, P. Strayer, S. Flint, A. Marriott, C. Butler, M. Gray. J. Rousch, W. Acuri. 3rd row. G. Davis H. Galarneau, S. Flinn, B. Miller, I. McGee, M. Kniffen, R. Dahn, A. Stagl, D. Smith, D. Jansen, B. Knapp. Bottom row, left to right. J. Steiger, D. Smith, A. McNeely, B. Cooper, M. Brooks, B. Hall, E. Crum G. Aragon. P. Samms, P. Davidson. M. Wolfe, L. Colby, B. Pickrel, D. Wallace, M. Cooper, J Collins, J. Osgood. 2nd row: Mr, Hogin, Director, L. Hamblem, D. Lewis, P. Rholand, M. Larson, R. Birkla, E. Green, B Wentrom, C. Hatfield, P. Snyder, N. Jennings, J. Garino, J, Adams, G. Childs, N. Vaughn, L. Scheller, B, Blechschmidt, V. Griffin. 3rd row. B. Marsh. P. Adair, J. Maudlin, L. Quick, M. Cochran, J. Patterson, E. Bentz, J. Chase, J. Ferrill, J Bosco, N. Ramey, L. Steinbarger, J. Putman, P. Flanagan, C. Bodine, B. Heinz. 3rd row: D. Cain, C. Reynolds, C. Griffis M. Glass, M. Campbell, B. Willis, C, Ellis, P, Smith, J, Nichols, A. Quick, M. Van Hooser, L. Cacciari, J. Jansen, C. Boling B, Walker, R. Danford, C. Hartin. A Q3 Gnqdygamg 9 - of-' V 0, 'Q' Gy if WV v-+..,, A i 51 W2 .ll Q, 'x ae 1 .2 V, g I lkv 59x Wx. la .Qs If 'QQ'- ink? ffd-1+ 'Nd 15 91 la V' i in'2 4 X .S QYX, AN I Lf L , 'E 'f .A e : 1 H 4 AW, 'fa 1 5, -i HH, ,, f-1 45, 1 A K V I I N - i s ' 1 sf ' ZW. F 1 CY. in-yu X N17 pq K 'il Q' 64111 Yi--1 .l 'Al 'V Q. The Fortune Teller Produced by E1 al i .f ar .ay 'c A Z, vw.-,. ape WFS! uf' ,,,pY SRI' 4 lf' Q N61 5q ',,-,ff in. Y G Bottom row, left to right. K. Harper, L. Field, D. Curry, J. Kelsoe, D. Gaskin. 2nd row: S. Pritchard, N. Collins, R. Shankle. J. Greenhalgh, T. Griffis. 3rd row. E. Royce, L. Smith, R. Call, N. Rose, G. Aragon, J. Allen, G. Calder, J. Slice, and Mr. J. Forssell, Advisor. Rally Committee kept the spirit going Along with the job of trying to keep up the gang's spirit for every game, the committee worked hard to put on real peppy rallies. Highlights included the San Juan-Roseville exchange rally, the slow motion basketball game, and the Dear John rally. Top pictures, left to right: San Juan-El Camino Rally, our junior yell leaders, Jill Greenhalgh, Judy Stice, and Twila Griffisg Pete Mitchell, rally member at large, and the faithful members of the Pep Band. Lower right: varsity yell leaders, Jeanne Allen, Eleanor Royce, and Nancy Collins. Who made tha in four minutes . crazy green gym , 5 w tx K I-4 . me ' Mm MQ, x1 ,Q N ! '14, A . 'lm wg .g,,,, R ,Q J RALPH ASTILL T LARRY .IENNINGS JOHN DAVIDSON , LM,.. ,, Qi. x A , I it RAY SAREERAM DON DeMAU RO E A' O R 'F 'vw H ' + vP ?5'?'l1t'f4. EARL MCPH ERSON .W .M , mia I ,F 36 in ,Ak 'Q sn, i 5 . M' V 5 v. 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J' mx 1 m row left to right D Mutton L Alexander D lrvine B Allen L Cartmill 2nd row T Overton R Greathouse M Stark G Bl Botto L Danek W Buda K Howard R Humphrey L McColmb K Heilbronner Pulse J Hicks D Fitzpatric Cross Country Bottom row, left to right: T. Gashler, C. Doyle, B. Rath, T. Trueblood, B. Tucker, K. Heilbronner, D. Hoskinson, W. Buda. 2nd row. D. Turner, W. Doll, B. Barker, J. Kelsoe, D. Epps, D. Bechtold, J. Irvine, P. White, L. Danek, L. Lindauer. 3rd row: Coach Schwall, A. Leineke, J. Hicks, G. Schroeder, J. Steinke, J. Becker, J. Barnes, S. Putman, G. Cal- der, G. Burkick, D. Barstad, V. Piper, G. Woodmansee, E. Dougherty, Manager. F BOB CALDER LEROY HARMS Rankin Lowrle and Hooker fmlsh I 2 3 In the IOO WAYNE DOLL K i BILL BARKER X 7 ll GARY DOYLE L DON CURRY lr Shoemaker Stemke and Piper toe the slab , LARRY JENNINGS JOHNNY DAVIDSON A . A J.V. The Junior Varsity, under the coaching of Leonard Frizzi, has made marked improve- ment since their first game with Grant. The team has three good pitchers in Gene Sichroeder, Charles Lee, and Terry Mc- Queary. The Spartan Babes mag be a surprise contender for the league title. Top snap: G. Schroeder, C. Lee, and T. Mc- Queary are this year's J.V. pitchers. Bottom snaps V. Piper and G. Burdick work the double play combination. J V Bottom row, left to right: L. Dickson, B. Haven, J. ' ' Yee, K. Burdick, P. White, R. Brinlee, C. Agee, T. Barnes. 2nd row: D. Hornor, Mgr., R. Goodwin, M. Ross, G. Schroder, G. Schroeder, C. Lee, T. McQueary, G. Munn, G. Cypert, S. Violet, Coach Frizzi, L zkk'-1 5 23.4 xl T N r ' g I X N' -Q illl Exif!!! X .H Win Bottom row, left to right: W. Concidine, Mgr., E. Sixt, D. Epps, V. Piper, G. Burdick, J. Steinke, G D l D C B H he M r 2nd row B Shoemake L Steinke T Maudlin R Perr L. .oye, . urry, . ug s, g. 1. r,. ,. ,. y, Jennings, P. Piper, J. Davidson, G. Fritzsche, Coach Pierucci. Baseball Varsity . . . This year's varsity will be trying for its third straight league championship, and the team ap- pears to have a very good chance of taking the crown again. lf San Juan does win the cham- pionship, the trophy will be ours. As the book goes to press, the team has shown lots of hustle, good hitting, and good pitching against Sacramento area teams. The Spartans have beaten and tied Sacramento, tied and lost to McClatchy, and they lost one to Grant. This is a fine record co.nsidering the tough opposition they have faced. G. Cypert catching and M. Ross batting. ,as Q ,IX ...LX .ir J-B 'ff'-5'n 'Ax '25 A ff 1 1 Bottom row, left to right. P. Sams, G. Pauk, J. Howard, D. Davis, L. Swanson, N. Luce, E. Wenstrom. 2nd row: B. Jarwin, R. Akinson, M. Donald, M. Lester, J. Whitaker, W. May, M. Miller, J. Becker, C. Giffin, V. Geyeman, M. Vaughn, D. Odell. 3rd row: M. Smith, C. Martin, J. Friedman, S. Flinn, M. Gutenburger, D. Finney, D. Quarles, A. Wilson, C. Goodwin, A. Dietrick, M. Schwab, D. Bedow, J. Hess. Since the reorganization of G.A.A. back in l949, the group has steadily been on the increase in popularity. The turnout from the Frosh was overwhelming as it is every year. The Annual Banquet was anticipated expecially by those that had attended before. For the Freshmen it was a new experience. Bottom row, left to right. J. Leonard, B. Wensirom, B. Cooper, D. Garber, S. Childs, E. Fields, M. Shu- man, J. Collins, J. Coulombe, G. McNeill. Ind row. M. Alves, L. Ernst, D. Odell, J. Horne, S. Flint, C. Tremp B. Knapp, D. Gauldin, S. Calder, C. Mckim, L. Hamblen, M. Beard. 3rd row: J. Neal, J. Rausch, P. Woltman, J. Dieffenbacher A. Marriott, L. King, B. Hall, H. Padilla, S. Rudy, P. Bisher, D. Thompson, K. Odell, J. Huntting, G. Knickelbein. 4th row S. Greenhalgh, M. Sims, N. Hussey, C. Boling, D. Zanetta, A. Eaton, L. Bradley, G. Davis, V. Phillips, E. Mitchell. ,X-.L ' fi-,Ah f, ' rl X : . ,O 4 1 nf ' J ' xe- ' J f ' s PT f 'N , 1: H I .1 . S l Q V A , t i of- , 1 . 4 d A 4 X 5 . 1 N. . , J fy, J. . . v ' - 5 Q ' -. I I, J ' ll ' rl' , , . ' I- fs I Z. sg 'K Kneeling, left to right: E. MacElreath. C. Lane, K. Kelley, J. Nichols, J. Fullner. Bottom row: N. Rice, J. Bosco, J. Warren, L. Stovall, G. Russell, G. Childs, L. Turk, C. Sterrett, C. Hartin, M, Miller, M. Murphy, V. Dalton, B. Marsh. 2nd row: J. Patterson, J. Foley, C. McNeeIy. V. Lawson, M. Campbell, J. Pierce, A. Phelps, W. Welch, E. Wiedrick, E. Roman, S. Scott. 3rd row: P. Kelley, M. Brooks, C. Barnes, C. Olsen, L. Kolve. M. Barr, P. Mckim, J. Maudlin, L. Ceccardi S. Rand, J. Osgood, C. Bell. l might add by the looks of them they were already counting the days until the next year. We had a newcomer this year that was a genuine asset. The newcomer was Miss Johnson. Miss Thompson, our experienced, active coach, was a big help in keeping G.A.A. going. With the able help of these two coaches we were credited with having one of the most successful years of G.A.A. Bottom row, left to right: H. Heredia, E. Royce, R. Shankle, G. Aragon, S. Houston, J. Sather. 2nd row. R. Young, E. Oliva, N. Volkert, N. Collins, S. Prichard, R. Harris, D. Canavera, M. Dudley, M. Fritch. B. Husu, J. Graham. ' fx. 1 4 S ' I 'K -SX 'v 0 ,- f ,Y I I S be 'xx 1 5' These were the best . . . Top left: JANE GRAHAM was deserving winner of the Tennis award. Jane, in presiding over G,A.A, and Girls Block, capably demonstrated her ability to lead. Center top: NINA VOLKERT seemed to always be teased about her belonging to G.A.A.-Block . But it paid off, because Nina copped outstanding honors for Volleyball, Top right: RENA HARRIS, an outstanding senior member of G.A.A., lead the field in Hockey. She won this award with her terrific playing of the sport. Center left: ESTHER OLIVA, with her overwhelming personality and spirited talent in Baseball, left the rest in the dust when it came to the Baseball award. Times were never dull when Esther was around. Center right: BETTY HUSU, historian of G.A.A. in her sophomore year and Senior representative this year, came out in first place in the race for the Basketball award. To our adx h Now t completed. It is nc money of c n To the ----ff l WEIR CASTEN CHEVRON STATION We Take Better Care of Your Car Lubrication - Wash Tire Repair - Tire Tubes Batteries - Accessories Greenback Lane Orangevale Complete Grocery and Meat Department SYLVAN SUPER MARKET 712 0 Auburn Boulevard Phone 8 6 8 1 Citrus Heights MARION JENSEN PORTRAITS Fine Photography Open Evenings Town 86 Country Village 2 9 0 6 Pastiempo Lane Phone IVanhoe 9- S 629 Q... u x -5? ANDERSON snos. Town 8. 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