Sanger High School - Echo Yearbook (Sanger, CA)

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5 2 l z 1 E V 'ulmllllll Eb F Ai .llmuulllllllillmilm. Illllml. DOI.-I'll VS XVTLLIANIS. A. B.. B. S. AI2ll'hf'1112lt'il'S. Assistant vivo-I'1'im'ip:1l, Boys' Pud- Pl'llflOIl Chairman. TREVIS REYNOLDS, ls. S. AIl'C'llZ1lliC1ll Arts. MRS. C. R. CHANEY. Is. xl. Piano. Chorus. Music Festival, MRS. MAUDE IIICNDICRS. las. UCll111l61'Ci?l1, vice-Principal. I-IITNTLEY DAYTON Pllysifczll Education. Sports. CLARENCE SMITH. la. s. Agg1'iculturP, Frtrrv I7x'l'lIll'l'S of BIRS. HVTH IJICKIGY. A. lu. English, ECHO. MRS. IIIQLEN MALONIC. A. K. f10l'Illll4'l'l'l2l I. LLUYD K. CUORLEY, A. lx.. M. A. Ilistory. Social Sc-imma-P. Sr. Ili-Y. FORK-EST A. BRIGIDON, A. B. Biology. General Scieiu-0, Botany. Scholarship Society. MRS. RUTH CRITTENDEN, A. B. Adult Education. MRS. HELEN A. QUINN. ,x.H. English, Jorrnaliwm, Plays. .AlIll'l'iC'3 Opervtta. Science Club

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Echo Staff GERALDI NE O'HA RA, 0 rgfmizations Geraldine's work as the manager of organizations was most commendable. Her talent and ability made her a necessity to the Echo Staff. MARION BENNETTE, 'l'gupist As a typist Marion proved to be a willing worker, and in all respects a person who could Ive depended upon to do her work well. YU WAO TAMURA, Associate Art Editor YuVVao's assistance to the art editor was helpful, and his work was always artistic and original. EDNA GARABEDIAN, Assn:-iutf' Art Editor The staff was thankful for the art work which came from Edna's talent and which now lends charm to this Echo. DOROTHY ROHRER, Senior Class Editor Dorothy's work as the senior class editor was done remarkably well. She possesses ability and used it in her write-up. SLOSSON VIAU, Sophomore Class Editor The clever editor of the sophomore class was Slosson Viau. He was not a procrastinator, and his work collecting ads showed real husiness ability. MR. ROGERS, Art Supervisor His long experience in the line and natural powers in art work made Mr. Rogers a valuable adviser on our Echo Staff. LA VERNE PETERSEN, Jzmior Editor The junior class editor showed unusual taleut iu all her work. LaVerne's literary inclinations were given full reign in her Echo work. CECIL MARGOSIAN, Art Editor As the art editor, Cecil Margosian could not have he-eu surpassed. and his originality and aesthetic. ur- tistic ideas were the life of our Echo drawings. in ,ft .ullllla .Qlgtllllll tllnnmu ..l T ' I l

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HAROLD HILTON ROGERS Art, Stage Scenery. LAWRENCE E. DOW, B. S.. M. A. Physics. Chemistry, Coaching. ETHEL SPEARMAN. A. H. Mathematics, History, MATILDA VVENDELL. A. ls.. M. A. Spanish, Latin, Frcnch. Latin Club, Assembly Program Chairman. MARY E. WOODFORD. A. u. English, Debating, GERTRITDE SMITH. A. B. Physical Education, Girls' Lenguv. MARGARET E. BELCIIICR, B. Al. District Supvrfisor of Music. MRS, ALICE GALLANT, A. ls. Orchestra, Rand, Music Fvstivnl. MRS. HELEN SEMPLIC Svvrcta ry. BRENDA PETTIT, A. B. I-Ionic Flconomics. MRS. MORA YOUNG, A. lx.. Al. A. Spanish, Dean uf Girls, i .... O ,.i' V'-iii? u . ill iilifaiimiil iillllllu ii