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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1956 volume:

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Although he has been here only this short time he has won the affection of the students. San Juan hopes you will be here a lang time and be very happy as leader of our school. Administration Miss Berckhon, as Dean of Girls, has proven herself a friend to all girls of our school and a booster of San Juan spirit. As chairman of the Senior Class Faculty Advisors she plays an important part in all activities of the graduating class. She well deserves the esteem and affection of our whole school. U Y, , -ft' .' f Y V .3 , i img... fi' , .,.. ....,. .4- vu-gqe Board ot Trustees, seated left to right: Mr. Kelsoe, Mr. Hinsey, and Asslsmnf 5UPe'lf 'e 'def1f 1 Dr. Kilpatrick. Standing are: Mr. Doldes and Mr. Davies. Mr. W. T. Mooney District Superintendent Mr. George W. Palmer Y' Miss Myrle Miner Director of Curriculum and Guidance Administration ' Mr. Russell M. Esvelt Assistant Superintendent Counselors, left to right: Mr. Paul Palazzo, Mr. Charles Walker, Mr. A. L. Price Seated left to right: Mrs. Margaret Hill, Mrs. Marjorie Berckhan. Rarely seen not working these busy administration assis- tants stopped iust long enough tor us to snap a picture. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Mero! Clancy, Payroll Clerk, Mrs. Anna Giboney, Account Clerk, Mrs. Wilma Murphy, Account Clerk, Mrs. Shirley Lambert, Secretary, Mrs. Virginia Cowan, Secretary. Office Staff Going over the books for the day, our camera caught Mrs. itha Leonard, Assistant Business Manager, and Mrs. Estaline Mulch, Office Manager and in charge of attendance. Taking time out of their busy schedule to have their picture taken we see LEFT TO RIGHT: Winafred Stoddard, Duplicating and Text- book Clerk, Mrs. Betty Shear, Secretary and Registrar, Mrs. Anna Fay Horner, Clerical Assistant. 5 Norman Anderson Thomas Andrews Royoll Armstrong Phebe Cale Pansy Carrick Doris Carter Frank Evers Marlyn Forr Roger Forssell Marc Brann Adolph Crossfield Jean Curtis John Condie tv 40' lrw-es Fuller Fellx Hoge' Leonard Frlzzl Rose Fucile Mcddux Hogin Everdine Holen Morgoref Hill Edwin Hoag Helen Morfello Ruth Morgan Mcrlorie Johnson Jocnne Kelly Lee Olsen Paul Polozzo Riclword Pierucci Dixon Porfor l l f , ,gn ,Y 1 ef , -A -qua, - I Esther Prlce 5 ' Benlcmm Recms Polriclc Relvner Isaac Rhoads David Rizzi Laurel Rizzi George Sakamofo Irvin Schwall 'US bg., f Jack Scott Thomas Sekul Eada Sllverthorne ii Wilma Sparling Howard Swolgard Yin' 5 . . , ' f' .. .. . - Donnell Taggart Phyllis Voss Charles Walker Laurence Weaver - Adrian Wenner , ' ffm 'F R ' I v ,reigifvii ' 8 JH' all . ,Q i -f' .f - Q, , M. 5 17 +, in X, - .1 A-W , I f 4' W ,R 'ii. If , 5 V . 9 2 il J D3 Q.- wf, F4 .V ,A ,f V ' ,, I ,-Y, yi 1 -W' fy. J-gf 1.2, A -4, I f I rw' 'f' f 1 f 'Wa ' sz N Ln-Wu .M l V 4 -v xi Q- .s A 4- W Peve Vw'hne Co'v . of Enrervowrwent. Bcroofo Nssocson, Comm. C5 .' , Ted Barnes, Boys' Vvce-Presldemp Albert Woo Nonty Smith, Girls' Vice-Presidenv President Fall Student Bod Gfficers Pubflc Reknvrorvs o '3' A Sef'e'o vow D ecs-'e' 'JF Tw Bmw :,,.5,,,,V.,. Spring 'Jew Pc er Boys W es 1cem,Bo':o'c:V5so:son G 15 4xffCC'PV6S1d6Hf, Liz Lueoc, Tfeosf Blake, Se-cfevory. , f v 4 'film l 1,4-I -, A . f-,- ,,.,' , ' 1 . lf ' .- :QTY 'A ' I, O .4 V 3,0 - - r . ' , f - - 1, ' , ' . - --- 7' ' I ' , ' -4 -L .- f ,4 '-4' 1 v 'A T' -f'- if 1 -- -:' - ,ff 4 4 -,l'. '92 ,, ,... , .-Af .-s. v ,, 1 ,,..- -, ?.' ,f '-' 'V 1 .--' f' . ' Y' -vt , , 'elf' .-' N4 1- AA1r',, ',--1-f'. - , . ann l4f '- 4 . - ' 54' if , as' fi- ' 'xr .f ' ' ,..-v- f' ' s' ' -- f' . 1 s u . . r . , I 0 n ' A 1-v.. . ',xs .3' uixl. 'N' -. -. ' gi, v s '3 'l ' l'l't .I vl s 1 N 'U .'- I1 1. 3 y E! K u Q x Q4 ,W Ln -A .. 2.1 .-1 ,wx IJ V , v V. 113. xx .M o K L' 'ri A' XW 'V l..l. f . V-Hit , ' l D .,....u- . 1 X . gh A A .11 o 53 UU ,MBNA Ill Q? fiii ce 'Na Classes res man Class came out first in the ma a Q zine sale that launched the fund campaign for McArthur Field, put on a top notch dance VValt , z Around the World, and promises to be one of San ,luan's rnost outstanding classes, The Sophomores, rapidly making a place for themselves, put on a successful Sophomore H op, Seventeen, and show signs of developing into fine upperclassmen next year. The Juniors showed good leadership qualities by having eight of the fourteen Student Body Officers, ll' pu ing on a successful Junior Prom, Rhapsody in Blue, and having an unusual .lunior-Senior Banquet f , . eaturing the oriental theme. In September the Class of '56 began their fourth f success ul year by being the first class to sell lOO percent Student Body Cards, in December their S . . enior Play, The Heiress, was very well received, in June they rounded off a near perfect year with a beautiful Senior Ball. Joan Husted Foreign Longuoges Howard Davis Laboratory Science Richard I-larlce Mathematics Dottie Odell English Sharon Hesla Home Economics Jerome Brown Agriculture Susum u Arase Valedictoricn Cutstanding Seniors 0fI96 3 4 4' T ? -f-1 QC is fa Charles Lee Basketball Doris Book Business and Vocational Arts Lucinda Ernst Music Barney Massey Art Dottie Garbor Thespians Doug Pursell Football 'Q James Abshear Marilyn Beard 'li px K 1 ' '53 Y? Bert Allen Gladys Aragon lolene Austin Vonda Ba rfholow H Ltr, D I . 1. I .i,,x,.5 A . K ' 1 X Sandra Adams Janice Anderson Susumu Arase George Bair Rex Bassett David Bell S ' ff T 'Z Roberta Anderson Vitus Archer Ted Barnes James Baxter .19 Clay Agee Earl Bienvenu li' F V i f - 5? K Q l Y' N. QA ' . A , ' R A , 'I I . 0 ' . ,Q , -6 James Birdsong Ruroe Blake Doris Boo-4 Ardys Broitzfwzr Wllsovw Brown Rcxymo Lee Brpi 1 -'Za ,J wt- f 7 'nk lf v .-5, 14- N33 ' ,l - 4 Rick Bfoke Bwce Brczcile, Jffrofrfe Browf BflY'fZO'Cl Bmngfn K K' X , xx? Kermefr. Buster Carol-,r Euler Sue Colder wilt' Nu la Q 5 fx.: 4 4 '44 l.','3,:orf1Cor?':: Bevye 5 Harvey 'Q' . gg Jaime Cherry Sylvia Childs Susan Clark Havtluf Connor Jompe Coalowwlu- fsrlwr Cum' Roller! Dofrmgvorw vx Elizabeth Collelr - OV' Jeannie Collins Q X l ,-o 1 Barbovo Cooper David Correo ia-4. i lv ,PE V Tig? ,er Cpxlw A ,Q A R 'lr 'a if S Goff Chidesfer Gary Coos Flow Cock Clovdlo COMMS Cowl Crump Gall Davie -si 5' l Y'-7 ,A X J1 f La -4-9' br J Ricvcrc Dom: G-erdc Dcwis ,sun Dewgefrp Howard Dems pf, 3-,., yum gn , .oz-4 Eze ffkrwo F 7' Ru M 4 af, lc. N pm, 5 E'z':'i: Leica K' Q Larry Difler 1 4f' Fnrvw' Mo: Rafe EIC. , I7 N1 sk , Gene- Demos A rms DEVVECS' Jam.,-s Dosscy Anfo Eaton Lucemdo Ernst Evans 3 r 3 . vp I N K ., .iv? Z'ef , 2 ,. .K Q F 'Q ni C Y .. 1 V 1 I 1 ,X N ,N , Bs' V f CT' KK r., H 'K 1 Q... Ex.zor,fAvh Ereizfs fi 5- v- Arwlfc Follett Q- wi: I 1 fv'-',v- ' rr Pw- Q., 'X C0111 'NM , .mb U4 ,r A-VY A-LV -- if If 1 00-9 v-'QI' ,- 1 2 J,,.,.,A.,5,2n-V.-,yu-75 Oy cvs Gociww V49-'wre Gvgy Qwchoru Grcothouse 5'TG'!GUC Grvvnboigh J31Gww'voNgh KR G,LA,.f.Uw3.1 Doris Grimes Quww-5 HOU Stun Harper fi 15 c,5L Soylow Cumby Lynne Hanson Hatch Hudson J- M 1 NCI .4 i Rx N.. lm Y , 1 vb T--Y S L .47 4.5 Sxlif I 6 T? Ni 'P-r 'E ST fn 1 V? 'fv- iv 5Tl ? ? ff. H' 4 'Z O PJ 1574, H 01' Aki V4.1 -1 Hz 1 x x 4- 4? 1:37 f'-'I X av' 'X Ti, ff? I' I Nu' if 5 E Nr' .F-. Al 'Q X 'Y- 6 x .za X., 271 x T1 'T- fa C. 48 Q 1 v ' V ,. C:- YN l Jean Reich Ray Stuclcert , v 5. 5 4 .Mei X -I ,..v Raymond Plwebus Marlene Phelps Rex Phillips Venona Phullups Margie Pielenz Robert Pope 4 Bill Papeyoy G? Danielle Wood Doug Pursell Dorothy Puryear Dolores Roger Jeanne Rauscn Phllllp Rees Jack Reeves John Renher 1 Z L 1 1 f Y . N. N l ,, ',,' ??', ,X 4, 5' 1 -1, ex al wgg w, . . U. fi' ,N , l fs, 1' Daw, Rcezmo r Mel Ross Roger R21 Sharon Reynokls fDc'o'Vv Rcbevs var 0K 3 uf, o Snow Rwjy 4 4 Lomeko Schefklr Loren Schroder Ge-me Sdvoeder Berry Scan Tom Searls Morvwn Semers fosepn Russo David Sogehom Ernestine Somms Adrianne Scmfoni Mofy Scmtos-Coy Elena Self 2 Kenneth Shields Q, Marilyn Shurnan x2 ,X -I? Nancy Smith Karen Staplin Marvin Stark Laurence Stevens Elizabeth Stlclalei' Pattigia Stiayur Vlfilliam Starch Bevefly Sunclerrfan Gene Hill Daotri, Mwqimcn Mali 2 ammo QQ f :Mia 1, Q XM rl A ,,, X, W 1 J, Y cr xii' ' V? A 77, ', fi. Xu! Q mu ' x L .eff Merilyn Sines Delete: Smith KarenLee Smith Mildred Smith Bernice V15-ce' .moo Wofsor Bcfscrc 'Nefs .,O UNZI 1v65T Dorothy .Razr Pete 'Nhne Wurwdo Whne Phi! Vxliesf AQ? Cilfcfyn Trerro Efxflffic' Uomim Carol VonHooser J iv tvf i 'T' .4 . ei if uf - Z ,ar N 1 Sf ,A '7 1 L 3 'R -.5 7 4 5 4f'?1V -l --va fi -,J ',? .JL Q , 11- I - X A 1 1 C N In QB Q ,Q R A. ' T A 'Q' S 4-' C 15K '- Louise Vligiioms . Mrchuel Vwllioms 'EIR Martha Wolfe Pct Wolfmon Miner! Vloo Romer? Woods Robert VJHQI-'xg Thomas Zochowos Duomo Zrmeffo 5 . 4 4 yum ff. , W R- 534 1 .V ,Y , Y , V 4 fniisf ' ' , 1.1, z u +1 in 5 4 YQ Q 3. , E sf 'K s' Q ,A I - 1 Y 4, I Q time r iff ,L K B' lyk 9 f A 'vjfyfi .75 zjma., Mg, Af f Y, . 54242 vz83m'f QP' :ag l 'ga C ,NI , A 59, 'fiff ,ig wif Q 'emi ri A 'ul 'Y ex if sf: X f .Y if' vw '-ls, Q f,'f,.,. 'Z' 93 Q: ZLL. -, 5,3 , w iii 3 :I.f'f,2..,: asf? 'X ry' L . W 'ff sn ,- '42, .W FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Dale Butler, Treasurer, Pat Baker, Vice-President Brenda Barstad, Secreiaryg Dole Schrader President. Class Officers SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Tom Hitchcock, President, Dale McComb, Treasurer, Pat Hopkins, Secretary, Pat Irby, Vice-President. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: .lim Becker, Vice-President, Glenda Childs, Secretary, Carol McNeely, Treasurer, Ed Keeler, President. 29 ULHSS JUNIOR u 4 1 I 3 i 5 1... 2 I R in -T' SUPHUHIUHE CLHSS 4 V I 5 I -.. u-.,. , n..,,A u-....... E 'I 1' .' 'L V 1 4 xv ',- I r,:-:gmg K f 1 , FHESHHIHH CLHSS qi- lg. 5--... ili- 1- L... P 1 I -c lr 'S CP! ' t' I 'K hge-'34 ua. 'lm O 'V' Q95 mai ae, KN I v 'V' fv- Clubs Son Juirn offf-'s 'vrony types of dubs: educottonat, soctol, and Denefrcrot. This wide range of seaectron grves every student in school U chonce to Yoke on octive port in some outside octwity which interests htm Atl clubs have trne toculty odvrsors ond ottrcers, ond because ot tws the students ore obie to orsploy their leodersntp qoolttres. k'1-A x'Z!, YR 'x .A i U af 1. 52 Y S fVU'X Jeonetre Horne, Ed 0V Busmess Manager Annual Fl P! --nun Q' gl 1 nf 135' .owes Be-me V- Cf o:, 44 'ff W :. Q vffsalf. -S -- Miss Ruth A. Morgan, Advisor . X . Pif, I I 5 R953 af 2 1. 9 JHWE 'nk '1iL2'2 I ,.,,.f 'J'PIf ff -vvuurw ef, PIG J f-ff P 3 82 : ' 1 I-.BC-'E SFU':C '3 Greerhcdgi CWS Spots EELQIK WFT B' w , '-'M - - an' ,g 'C Uo'f9', Gere :M Svcs ELCA WGHT Pe'-.4 ff-'e Geneva? P 'rg 'ef- IX QW!! A4 A . tv, x ., h IM, N 4 . zuf A ', 5 5 A ff' f . 4 ' , W- 7 L. .. J ki ? ',,k ' ' ' V , A4 af ,, -Qi . , 2 5 L .A - A I . l X 'Xxx - F-Lx Nl RQ x 1 TTOM ROW' LEET TO RNGHT G Rmcvfi, J Nrvme A XNQC S '-hcker C AQQC M RCSB PORN! THREE- M McGwrr K ASNE-,S Pwnom, rms D Gfww-' T Bowes, M WwHwo'r5, E Ralf P Nrkgy ROWYWO , M:Cc zt 7 Cw,- fart J Kfhczf , Luc-nf-if-, R Bosscvk B Pops-foy, D Pump-H, J Edvvmws, B Smrch, M Pearson J, Akzsheor, C Lee, A 9 Rees, P Wwesv, J Greer'-ugh T Hnchcock, D Sdwettge-, J. Yee, Boys' Block K 'Q 5' ,D .4 'ERS EF' 'fx WSH' B 95:34 R Ezsse-'v P BOTTOM QCA J Cc.lo 'ce, M' Beard D Wcfvfcrmj Leowyc Ms C Bohvg G Dzws,L Brccfey N' SWS S G'E?FLU!Q', S CN Jswwscfu Miss Carre' D Gcjcm Q H-f-Mfg, D Ode , D Zofeno B 'f'.'eref':w ROW YWC: G Chwbs J Boskc 3 TFCMDSZF L Emsf, C ?f'CNeefy Girls' Block Hee sf vwvnf-rs 1 ,mfg Un m Nw fund 5 P W CLUB CFFWCEQS ir' 'O PVS!-4' P UN: 'Nc' D LX. e-'YU ' G '.' Beswl L ETS? 'JM -. X 'Q Glmmulfi. ,-pi 6 ... . .19 V-1 f 1 K L A 1 2 3 I 1 I t - 4 3 Nancy SVYNYW ond Bofooro Lee Issocson, Gtrls' League pre-stdents, Wdktng to thetr classes ore Caro! Muilerwdove, Nancy Smtth, GLendo dtscuss :wwe pkws wth M.ss Berckhon, Deon of Gtfls Ctmlds, ond Borbiuvo lssocsor- oi! of when' :ve GrLs' League cmcers Girls' League Posing very r't:eLy to' this picture ore the Freshmen ond Sopho- mofe Rcpresentot Yes Sharon Bcxtly, .lone Sogehcvn, WMC: Wilson, Tokmg ttme out from theif studies ore the Jumor cmd Sentor Repre and Je' Fox ierrottves .. Scfortoc, G B'owrf S CMMS, ond E MltcrteLL -rilli Kg , Q, 6 IU ' , , -P P 9- X L II - - , I I . , ,ds ! l.s, if as 3 ' 7 ,4 Q 4 X fr ff .L ' 1 ' -' ... -- . , , 1 L 3 ., N X-sf ' ' Q '47 1' Vw M 'A' ' L -f-F ' . 1 - -N X JL! ,gg 4' , me s 42 44' BOVCM ROA 'D :ccv wccw 3 C RCA LEC' 'C REPORTERS, BQTTOM TO TOP: J Bemgsvofv, G Gngen, E Moc- Hrecth, Al Hooker, Roy BVNDWQE Hi-Lights Staff x if ill! ll L.. REPORTERS, LEFT TO RWGHTV K HM, B Hormhon, N Chonpelk B MCGM, D Chomplm LEFT TQ 9 GH' 3'1 1 :LwflsGf1f'm' Bmnw-1' Mczvvmf-' JYVX H IWW, p.,,.,, frm, Af.,,.,,, Lf' c 5 'K I..v BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Abshear, R Harke, J. Lawrence, E Friend, M. Sxffrws. TOP ROXTN: G. CT'1edes?er, D Pursefl C Bolmg S. Rudy, J Davis, L. Stevens, J. M1gT1acc1o, R. BTake, B. Tsaacson. J. Edwards. J. Reirher, M. Shaman, J. Coulambe, B ATTem. S Crdds SECOND ROW' J Morr1s,B. Milfette, D Garber, J. Horne, S Harper, E. Hopkivs. K. SYanTin J Husfed, C. Butler. 27.0 m Thespians FALL OFFICLRS. LEFT TO RIGHT. S Harper. S Ruav J. Renher. 47 J Davis I. , 1 I an TNG OFFICERS. LE' TC Q SHT B MT!Jefre Bfa-.e. S Harper T 'O RNGH' N MC Gun L Clam - SMH G Kr'fbofN M Vggt, J Nwre . ECA:1'ds,G De-woe , pfe-Ke E. MCGKEQ ' Hvcfzcfx, om R fv'C'C 6V7O : WNCEF29 ,EV 'A' FGHT , .fmcwd Hi-Y 3 ,u NNG OFHCERS ,EIT TC RYGHT Owk N , ,-,, A, C,.,,,-.Af MCG J BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TC RJGHTI J Flowers V MwHer, J Hom' bof, ROVN: J Lcrbrop, M Barr, B Sherry, D. Frwsk, D Gf1uldin,B. Brur- L 'uk L. Wofsofw, M. Sf'-'15, K Eilws, P Je k?rscrv, J, Bfuvo TCP son, 'J, Bo'ThoJow, J. Cifeffy, J Huw'neJ. I ' Y FALL OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: B B'J 1SOV', D Gcufdw, orc SPRJNG OFFICERS, LEFT TO RJGHT: B, Ennio , D GGUJCLP, P.Jer1k,nson. and P Jerk 'son x 'W ' K ' rv 'PQ 2 , fx 3 A . 47 x , 1- BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RTGHT L Douglos, M Wiedrxrh, R Ago Quisfcd J VVrlgTv1,M Murphy, C Butler. ROW FOUR' tj Grngen, M To-,Tor S R:1'vf-'scgrr B Bewws, A Pbelpxj Honmbol S Rovdwvwrxs H Dovw, T Humfuro R Hmku, B Latham, K Howord, R Boxver, P Robe-rrsor J Sz1.v'aers, C Kearney ROW TWO L Fdvorv B G Rwrmrd, T fomw S F-rseTf RONN FTVE: Mwss Fuc1le,E Wwf-drwcb Borsfod, J BTTWQS P Rcberfs, J Hiunzo, C. McNeeTy, M Mlfer, C S Sturm, G OGQT E Sdwrver, L Kwnufek, B, Boker, J Sveck, G Mo'rm,E Mmqqw M ,cn-son. ROW THREE L Ern5t,J Ccuwfvxne D Purdy, J Luvve-f:fA . 'fee T Lowry, R Brc1mon,D Bock O'deTT, S CMMS VN fvhne, J. Her?zog,J Schoof G Chmkms E 'HT 51. li fi ' 4' T M -lf 9 ' '1' wir CS. . THE SRRTNG VVHEELS ARE B L:J1Hc ' C Movin, ond J, Lfwucmc, 'i lx 'Q G, ,5- in Xxx- , 1 Q ,N 4 .21 'U ilu sr s 1 zz. 4 and D Q K QR'-' D wriflcf, , pw :: :ME r' , 'S-.gd 'HE LEADERS FOR 'HE SPR NS -ZERE D Spur-5 J ,fngs J Brown, D Pwyeor, orc E Hopkms IL fr. L mi , J . , CFFLCERS ROR THE FALL WERE K HILL, D Correo, J Brown ondf Friend F.B.L.A. BOTTOM ROVV, LEFT TO RJGHT: M, Lorson, R Hensdvel, J. Brown, Mass Voss, B. Scott, E Ausvin, B. Scofv, R Anderson, E. Hopkins, B J Jornes, D Pwyeor, D, Sparks, K. HLIJ, J. Patterson RORN TWO- Smos-rwon, E Ffmnd, E. Crum, J Archer, vc 'vi I OFFICERS FOR THE LATLN CLUB THIS YEAR WERE S. Rowlings, N. McGirr, o d J Wrigl-1 Mr Hager corrects a sentence as some of has Lovin ll pupils do their homework. .f 51 D ex Latin Club BOTTOM RON, LEFT TO RIGHT:J Dovidson, S. Douglass, N. Wr'gl'1r, Nelson, L. Clork, G. Hardy. ROW THREE: R. Arney, R. GrifTen, M. S Rclwlrngs, S Leonard, P. Baker, A Sparling, P. Roberlson, D. Olsen, Siwpson. L. Kwlalelr S. Purse-ll, R. Marrnodulce C Denison, R Woods, J Wrwgnt, W Warren ROW TWO: Mr. F. J. Hager, N. McGirr, J, R. Boker Crowlord. D. Rowe, L. Douglass, C. Martin, C. Patchen, J. Pyle, K, 51 xr -' frv BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Olson, E, Abbott, J Ruther- ford, K. Nelson, T. Rlchrnond, C. Brown, H. DeBoord, B. Cole, C Olsen. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Focoro, J. Brlggs, G. O'Guinn, F. Hubbard, J. Hugo, J. Brown, H. McDonald, B. Rhea, K, Neilson, P. Mclilrn. Ag Club FALL OFFICERS: J Hoge, J. Brrggs, H Nelson, and C Olsen, j N SPWNG OFFlCERS T Rclmnovd 9 Fc: 'f Y . BCM' ufdC Cyzi-e .- ,aging- BOTTOM RCN, LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Ferguson, B Trwompsorr, P N 1- leffforw, S Hese, 'J Ffory, P. Adam, -J. Hory, S Pckereh B Moofe, L Ddler, D Bell, H Chambers TOP ROLN- J Clwrk, S Dodd f, B. V-rr L r-ff C15 , . . e 4 CGLV3 B Pee, B. Lc gTe',', P VCCC r, B Bel' K Q 1 J C L Cfcfei B F'-,e, N BT ke R Bw' D Wf- M Cc, ING OFFICERS, LEFT TO WGHT' D LNocd M J ,lf Q' D Bel? FALL OFFTCERS, cfd P McCcw G , ,- Nec, as Ve LEFT TO RIGHT' D. '-'Jood L DNV S ' X Pckefex 1 'C :rf BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RTGHTF Evers D S1ockpoie,D Bashar: J Svwzf--r P 'V' ff rl QU v v A1 v v Be-zkef G Hwgwrmj Sykosky R Ccvhcn G Mormwdii ROW TXNO- B MzC'1. 's K 3 -- Tr' T Hnckrwl, T Twcfmhll V Dunbom L Re-goY'1,Vv' Sourvcie-'s P Wheelmasters Future Nurses BOTTOM ROHM LEET TO RIGHT. C Rofrcn P Sims B U3 m C E S'-T? . V2c1l1'3Qv1e' Urs fix fs E P Q 1 Keorney,J Pwerce, D. XNa'bmgron E. Wuson, G RusseLl, N Howes C Ccmis E Mwfwe! flcsefv vm A x fw G S. Lue-ck. ROW TWO, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Foley, S. Phipps, E Roman, McNeuTL, S Lecrofc, one J McGee L, - af.. Cadets A Company B Company 14 BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: B M.tcrweJI, P Roberts, J Sage- L Jorves,J Edwards, J Rewrher, B, NewJson T Bcrrvevt TOP RO rworr V Vxfoters R Morvchorvo, D Gower J Schoof J Anderson B RCW D NeTson. J Tdts, SECOND ROW1Mr,Hoger,L Clerk, R SMI J Leineke, SPRING OFFTCERS Nedson, L Jones V Wc'e's, Camera Club ond B. Roth. FALL OFFICERS1 L Cork, J. Sclgehorn J Edwards ond B R vh va Ala' I 1 , r v John Reither and Bob McGill. Joan Husred and Gary Chedester Carole Boling, Clay Agee, and Ranae Blake. 57 BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J Fullrner, D, Srnivlw, N. Plalon, L Dare, J Herfzag, P Lowa, S. Dpbie, K. Sfaolin, B. Hull, P, Weaver P. Johnson, S Francls A. Hill ROVV TWO: S Larson, A. Blake, L Elledge, P. Hopkins, L. Meredith, D. Frisk, T, Crllye, W. Wilson, R Tfllefre, S Lueclc, J Scranton, N Chappell, P Rahland, E. Quistad J. Bengstan, J. Glnslback. ROW THREE' A Pl1elps,V.Lawson,K,Kel5oe Spa rklettes FALL OFHCERS, BOTTOM LEFT, LEFT TO RIGHT. G, Brown, N. Chop- pell J. Scranton, J. Glnsback. ,lr 4 v N ,A 9 1 J is g I-' .,,A- rf' fA v LN. ' V ul.- :il- ff .L- . ug ,- . ' '- Q 3 5115 'QL 1 5 , q . n 'ir J. -If Q P f 5 :B in gm.. iii J? 4- 4 'I' 7 Q', ' 1 rf v ..,,,1 . 111' ,Ar po- ..-- ' ,c an ,Jugs .,jolC .5 ' 9,4- Y 3. f-1 Q1 - ' rx 'lb V ,Q 5 ' .L ,.-f Q J ' o f,-Q pv 'x W ..- ,- . F .,,. Q A ' , .- o-- -V , -- ,. -t ,,..f' ,..-B, ' -,,.,-' fy -xr -,4 : ,- s lg, YE 9 1 N Q 1 Q 9 I 9 in G: 'li' B QILQ 11 ' l rn O Qclsvnlies Activities tor most students are an important part of high school. ln the music field we are very fortunate in having a very outstanding department, Our rallies are put on bythe students under the direction ot Mrs. Marg- aret l-lill, and the Junior and Senior Plays are presented under the direction of Mr. John Condie, Band A Cappella e5Q5s6 15 f, ,,ff S s iV7l 'W.1'?',A,'-q,'i'K5'Q! t 'sqm E054 K5 ' x xx , D , 3,3 vsgxfgffg G3 Under the direction of Mrs. Jean Curtis our singing groups have gained a prominent place for themselves in Northern California. Our A Cappella has been rated by various music critics as one of the best choral groups in this area. They were honored this year by being asked to sing with the Sacramento Philharmonic Orchestra. This was the first time a school choral group has been asked to perform with this group. They also sang for the Governors Conference and were very well re- ceived. They have received complimentary write-ups in the papers and have received many honorable ratings after participating in various choral meets and festivals, Auxiliary to the A Cappella and Elizabethean choirs are the elementary ond advanced girls' choirs and the boys' glee, which serve to train singers in the technical points of singing, give them a better general knowledge of music, and give them experience. With this background many are chosen to go to the A Cappella after try- outs in the spring of the year. The Elizabethean choir which is chosen from the A Cappella choir is a smaller group which has received praise and acclaim wherever they have performed. This group has also received high ratings in the festivals and meets in which they have participated. Whenever the various choirs have appeared at San .luan in variety shows, assemblies, concerts or operettas they have always been well liked and often called back for encores. The Operetta this year, Brigadoon, was well received by all. The choirs, under the direction of Mrs. Curtiss should go on to reach even greater heights next year. GIRLS' CHOIR 434 Boys Choir Crchestra 137 431 4 I Comical, full of romance, imagination, and adven- ture was this year's operetta. Our fine music department, A Cappella choir, and orchestra, presented this musical with such enthusiasm that it was truly an exciting and highly entertaining experience for all who attended this tine production. The deep lull voices at the choir, the striking costumes, and the excellent conductors and di- rectors were the main factors which contributed to the success at B'igadoon. Brigadoon - ,X 1 an 1'2 'WIC' Q' 1 SX 67 'L 'li' KN Junior Class El,oh C..u'r':y Mrs, Oulrrby W.ll arn Magee Johr Blord Mary Nortor Mrs Rnodes Peters, tne Fehmt Myra Tnarnnnl Lou Max Jtrn Corgan Thomas Hoyder Jlggs Kennedy Owner of Baldpote Poltcemen This years Jr. Rlay was a switch. It combined the right arnount ol comedy and mystery to mane it o great success under the superb dlrectlon ot Mr. John Condie. TOR R.Gl-lT, LEFT TO RlGHT STANDTNG: LoNcro Stelnberger, Ly do Stovall, Bill Owens. SlTTlNG: Suzanne Wtlnarrs, Pete l-ltggnns CENTER RTGHT, LEFT TO RlGl-lT TOP ROW: Tony Barnett, Judy Boslco, Bob Moore STTTING LEFT TO RTGHT: Jtrn Becker, Larry Clark. LOWER RTGHT HAND CORNER STANDING LEFT TO RTGHT1 Gllbert Rtnord, Tom Overton. SlTTlNO LEFT TO RIGHT: John Ktker, Lynda Stovall. LOVVER LEFT HAND CORNER LEFT TO RTGHT1 Bob Moore, Tony Barnett, Judy Boslco. X a N T ,N x 1,4 K Y ,-1 A.. X 1-. -' A--.3 T -4 -xr' Play THE CAST B ll Owens Lynda Stovall Pete Htgglns Larry Clark . Suzanne W.ll,ar'ts V Lonaro Sterburg S Jofn Ktlcer 'J Judy Bcslcc Jrrr Becke' Tony Barnett ,i X 5 Bob Moore X' XX 'P' Gilbert Rlnard X I Ed Yeow ff- Tom Overton, Robert Young Y g .iupfi ll UPPER LEFT HAND CORNER, LEFT TO RlGHT: Barbara Knapp, Elizabeth Fields, and Dotfe Odell UPPER RlGHT HAND CORNER, LEFT TO REGHTZ Da. d Bell, Sylfa Childs, and Dotte Garbor. MlDDLE RAGE RlGHT, LEFT TO RlGHT: Dottie Garber, Bert Allen, and Doug Pwsell. LOWER RlGHT HAND CORNER, LEFT TO RlOHT: Sylvia Childs, Bob McGrll, and Vv'anda Vfhite. Senior Class Play The Heiress, an unusually vvell presented play, received the applause ot everyone who attended the two night run. lt was the hrst drama ever presented at San Juan, and under the able direction of Mr. John Condie the play was an outstanding success. Dr. Austin Sloper Maria Lovinia Pennirnar' Catherine Sloper Margaret Alrnand Arthur Townsend Marian Almond Morris Townsend Mrs. Mcrntgorneny Visftar Doug Pursell Sylvia Childs Barbara Knapp Dottie Garbar Liz Fields Bob McGill Wanda White Bert Allen Dottie O'dell David Bell now' f-7144 Pep Band Majorettes Ralley Q BOTTOM ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT. J. Greenhalgh, C. Barnes, E. Keeler, S. Harper, P. Kelley, L. Stovall, Mrs. Hill, TOP ROW: P. lNhiYe, M J, Reivher. SECOND ROW: T. Barnes, B Woods, J. Davis. THIRD ROW. Howe, C Boling, S. Greenhalglw, J. Bosko, N. Rice. Varsity Cheerleaders: Pa? Kelly, Carolyn Barnes, Nancy Rice. KI 4 'W r V ., 7' ' Lynda Siovall, and .l. V. Cheerleaders: Kay Eastwood and Peggy Flanagan. 'E ' W , nd., r' f - y I .45 gm Tl Barbara Bleschmidr, Judy Boslco E I . ', ,f p 3 -.9,, W V All v-Xfxi yy? I b 'N Jr ' 'ao' O 4 fgf 9 .. si ' Q. ' 'X 1 - , M 9: - Y fx 'R Y, - Y ' . xi 'B 1 ' . 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Athletic facilities are being improved at the pres- ent time bythe addition of a new gym and lights tor the tootball held. These lights will be obtained through cooperation among the students, administra- tion andthe people at the community, ka 11' s ' ' Aw-Ulm, -if A ' A ' 255 R1-'-LA-A T .-'V V-1- . 'YQ 1 N or-'-at -,-., , ii: P1 ,A AG' HA: Age' ' Lia R :mi mmm! . f ' x 4 7 X l .Cl .J Q .. X , sg A g x Q '-- ' v s K --4- 1 , K- A x Q gm. 4 ' l Q 4- ,..xb A - ,.,..A.,, n' ' 'M A 4 -g JR, 5 The San Juan High School Varsity Football team compiling its best season record since i948 when it entered the Sierra Foothill League. Coach Dick Pierucci's squad compiled a season record ot 6 wins and 2 losses. Picked as championship contenders before the season started the team boasted a veteran line, undoubtedly the best in the league, led by Doug Pursell, Milt Pearson, Charles Lee, and Ted McGee all ot whom made the all- league team, Also Rex Bassett another lineman, Jim Yee and Mel Ross, both backtield men were given honorable mention on the all-league team. ln league play our team received its only two losses of the season from undefeated Oroville and our arch rival Roseville while compiling ci league record ot 4 wins and 2 losses which was good for a second place tie. San Juan El Dorado A A San Juan Elk Grove San Juan Yuba City A San Juan Nevada Union San Juan Marysville San Juan Oroville AA A San Juan Roseville A A San Juan Placer Here coaches Dick Pierruci and Jack Scoff are making plans for next year. Coaches Football FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RlGHT: Coach, Richard Pierucci, C. Bailey T. McGee, D. Pursell, R. Bassett, M. Pea'soh, C, Lee, M. Ross, J Abshear, T. Barnes, J. Yee, S. Harms, M. Williams, Coach Jack Scolt ROW TWO: Manager, A. Cupler, A. Hooker, R Leever, G. Rinard D Bishop, J. Becker, R. Frecse, W. Nyland, R. Sruclcert, B. Trumbo J. Massie, C. Raley, K. Asfle, ROVV THREE: T. Overlon, G, Hogan T. McOueory, D. Schoetfge, R. Rhodes, C Burden, S. Putnam, L McComb, R. Greathouse, D. Swindt, C. Kemp, G. Chidester. a 1 I 4 ,M H . J - ... -,.. W-.- W. Q . I i l l ,16- Af 1 TY 'L I Jimmy Yee R.H. C 'Q Q r f I Lynn McComb R.E. 11 A '7 ,, . Ted McGee RG. , A3 A 4 Q i H v Bili Popeioy F. H Al Hooker L.H. P x r, ' f Mel Ross Q. 2 Jim Absheor LE. f . P ,ag ' ' af 1' . U l Doug Pursell C. Mihon Pearson L G X 2 -01 il V Q Charles Lee R T , Captain 1 'Q Q Fed Barnes Del. LB. Wally Nyland Def. T. u 3 f. Q Ray Brinlee Def. H. F-1 .. A 4 -:ig Jim Becker Def. LB, 9 vi N 5. Chaney Bailey Def. E. ,L ,, Vx Rex Bassett fapfain, LT. ,a - Mike Williams Def. H. Wi rf .-1: li . ,, . ... -n .A . ,ww 1 BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Isaac Rhodes, Assistant Coach, Tom Andrews, S. Pursell, T. Comte, B. Griflen, C. Schlenker, D. McComb, J. Marek, B. Thompson, A. McGee, B. Carlson, R. Baxter, Assistant Coach, B. Reams. ROW TWO: T. Fitzpatrick, R. Sullivan, D.Tarwater, W. Chenowith, R. Campbell, K. Ljndall, M. Shelly, D. Simpson, K. Doctor, J. Youngblood, D. Flint, D. Stinger, ROW THREE: B. Brown, F. Richards, E. Schroder, B. Nelson, B. Dudley, D. Thomas, J. Parks, L. Rhodes, G. O'dell, D. Hanaway, D. Reaka, P. lrby. RCW FOUR: Manager, S. Murer, J. Hall, G. Ward, L. Giovannoni, K. Neel, E. Seaman, J. Adair, E. Tiftany, D. Dehart, B. Chandler, J. Honkanen. . . Football I San Juan's Junior Varsity brought San Juan its first toot- ball championship since it has been in the Sierra Football League. The team compiled an overall season record ot seven wins and one loss and a league record ot live wins and one loss. The team was under the direction ot head coach, Isaac Rhodes and assistant coaches, Ben Reams and Tom Andrews. HU BOTTOM ROVV-LEFT TO RIGHT: Manager L. Allen, S. Violet, D. TOP ROW: Manager A, Cupler, J Haga, C. Lee, R. Roy, L. Stevens, Palmer, D, Correa, S, Harms, G. Schroeder, Manager K Nelson M Ross, T. Compte, Mr, Schwall. Basketball When the i956 basketball season started it looked as if it were going to be the most disastrous basketball season in Irv SchwalI's four years as head coach, but miraculously the team through determination and fight caught fire and went on to win nine of the last twelve games after losing practically every practice game and its first four league games. The team finished league competition with a six won and six lost record which was good for fourth place. The team was paced throughout the season by Mel Ross, Charles Lee, Gene Schroeder, and two of the finest guards in the league, Dave Palmer and Dave Correa, Charles Lee was chosen on the All-Tourney team at the Placer Tournament, and Mel Ross was chosen on the second team, League Scores S J.-Roseville .,.. .., SJ.-Oroville .. ... SJ -Placer ... S J.-Marysville SJ.-Nevada . SJ.-Yuba City 27-29 35-63 48-63 29-39 SO-37 54-50 37-29 28-64 42-45 48-33 ol-53 55-42 new Mel Ross F, I Q N ln ' U , 1' 0 VK, f x gi Q Q 1 Q I nf X .es W M97 X 14 AA,- Agia? 5 N Gene Schroder F. Af 5 L . S K J ' .g gs 5 ' 3' ,I+ fri. QQ Charles Lee C. 78 X15 K7 7? P ge '- ,gp +3 Dove Correo G. Dave Palmer G, qi 2 5 ,, f s new ' fin- ' ac, Usa' '12 5- 2 . w, , an John Hugo F. Al Hooker F Larry Stevens C. Sfon Harms G. Roger Roy F. 83 .175 K. ' ' O .1 Q' .4-A. .gr 1.11. . 'Q lg? N H4 BOTTOM ROW-LEFT TO RTGHT: Manager R Bronson, L Sfevens, 'N. TOP ROW Mr Sekul, K Budack, K Neel J Parks, B VV Compton, J HoIT,J Yee, L. Bri1vofmC Scbferwker, Mcmog-er S, Muref Browser, D, Schroder, D D6TTCl'Y,.j Cc'Tr1s Basketball I H3 BCTTON RCW- NV. Sekul, J, K,mbcH. TCP ROW: D, Scrfcdef L Sfswefs, Q Weed J. CON fs 3 B'uv'ec:n T Huhcock L BVTYYOP. and D Basketball BOTTOM QCA J Tess: NN Sekd J Bews. TOP RON: T, Afe'y, G Foriee, C Carr, F. Bwns, J Adams Ni BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: B Candle, J. Kimbal, L. Cherry, D. H ouck, K. Burdick, R. Lawson, J. Coulurnbe, J. Sylcosky, R. An Coach Irving Schuall, SECOND ROW: G. Farlee, T. Isaccs, L. Brit- dersorx R Marrnaduke, W. Compton, G. Prall, D. VonVoltinburg ton. L. Allen, L Stephens, G. Lrndaur, R Nenchano, G Beclmes, T TOP ROW1 D, Nelson, Manager, M Stark, B Allen, J. Leineke, G Hitchcock, E. Lucas, G. Hardy, G Collins, THIRD ROW: D. Palmer, Denos, R Hoslcinson, D. Astle, G. Schroeder, G. Rose, Manager. Cross Countr This years cross country learn was the hnesf in Coach Irv SchwaII's four years at San Juan. The learn, which was led by Jake Leinelce, Marvin Stark, Jirn Irvine, and Neil McOirr, who are shown at right, finished second in The league meet, behind a strong Placer Team, and Third in the section meet. H7 'fer '47 'V BOTTOM ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Jock Scott M Stark, B. Popeyoy, R. Greathouse, J. Irvine, D. J Leineke, G, Denos. N. McGirr, Manager S. Murer, SECOND ROVV. Manager R. Branson, A Hooker, B. son, C. BaiIey, R. Freese, L. McComb, D. McComb, E. M MIchieIson THIRD ROW: H. MacDonaId, E..Yeow, Dave PaIrner , Manager F. Burns, PaImer, E. Keefer, Coach Irv Schwall. McGill, R. Hoskin- Searnan, Manager D. VanVoItinburg, R. SVIII, R. Anderson, J. Youngblood, G, Proll, J. Davis, J. Coloumbe A. McGee, B. Brown, C. Burden, B. Owens. FOURTH ROW: C Schlenker, B Pope, G. Howe, P. Flenf, G. Odell, G. Rowetf, C. Camp belI, L Cherry, M Baker, F. Lindauer. TOP ROW: T. Hitchcock, C Lowrie, D. Thomas, T. Trueblood, L. Allen, R. Kerington, J. Marek I.. BrIHon, T. Overton, BBII Popeyoy Jim Irvine If nm... 3 The 880 relay team composed of D. Palrner, J. lrvlne, L. McComb, The leagues aes? slwafpmrers. B. PopeQoy, M, Ross, C. Barley o d and M. Svarlc. The learn placed flrsr in the league 'neer las! year. B, McGill. Papeiov and Ross took irsl and second respectively n We Marvin Stark league mem last year, Track In-fuilg 89 4 M-2, Richard Greafhouse ship this year. Tennis STANDING. D, Sagehorn. D. Schuettge, D. Gaynor, R. Boyd, L, ING: J Kimball, R. Juday, J. Wag Grant, B. Sturch, J. EzeII, R. Yungling, P. Irby, Mr. Olsen. KNEEL- Steck, R. Sorensen. .. Q A Here are the top tennis players who expect to lead our tennis team to the league champion- 3 FD CCR.-'L- LK r, D. Ruddick, F. Richards, J Charles Lee Coach Dick Pierucci in his third year as head coach has fielded another one of his excellent teams. The team is composed mostly of lettermen returning from last year's second place nine and players moving up from last year's championship J. V. team. The Spartans opened the sea- son with a 6 to 0 win over Grant and dropped their second game to McClatchy High. The varsity will definitely be in contention for their fourth championship in five years. Mel Ross Gene Schroder Varsity Baseball 91 . , L' qi X BOTTOM ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT. Manager K. Astlll, S. Violet, J. A, Cupler. TOP ROW. Coach Dick Pierucci, C. Agee, G. Schroeder French,-E. McDonell, B. Woods, T. Barnes, J. Yee, S. Harms, Manager' M. Ross, C. Lee, B Trumbo, K. Burdick, P. Rees, R Brinlee, B. Edmonds 't Ba seba I I Bill Trumba Ray Brinlee U2 I .XX is e LM.. l n s-,I .VI TT fix ? . ,I N JRR x ,. ...ew W 'fr 4 .L .1 T s lb:-... ' ' A lrhud - ig.- Jim Yee is tagged out by Ed McDonell. Coach Dick Pierucci shows the boys how fo improve their bcmmg stance, BOTTOM ROWfLEFT TO RIGHT: D. Dehort, J. Parks, J. HGH, W. Adomskl, D. Solsberry, D Romsey, K. Neel, L. Stevens, Coach Len Compton, B. Whitaker, R. Moncheno, D. Bronson, D. Adcmski, E. Frizzi, B. Word, J. Denmorw, B, Dudley, T. Avery, D. Honowoy, Schroeder, W. Chenowerb. TOP ROW: Mcncger K. Grissinger, V. Monoger L. Sorwdbcmk. 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