Sanger High School - Echo Yearbook (Sanger, CA)

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Junior Boys Back row llell lo righll: J. Sayre, W. Brown, H. Carler, D. Abboll, W. Collins, G. Carson, A. Melz- ler, W. Crosby, J. Picchi. C. Lowe, J. Brandon. Fourlh row: A. Bruce, L. Haslcins, H. Schengel, F Laubhan, M. Mardirosian, S. Yamamolo, W. Lusl, B. Spears, F. Frosl, O. Johnson, O. Nalcamura Third row: G. Hasegawa, D. Williams, A. Sleinhauer, C. Peabody, S. Nilmeyer, G. Hall, E. Ebel, V Yosl. G. Wilson, H. Shidan, E. Malone. Second row: L. Saroyan, A. Ruby, F. Rhodes, H. Mihara L. Boone, W. Kincaid, N. Kanaqawa, J. Kalzenmeyer, C. Grass, R. Joseph, M. Nishioki. Firsl row K. Tamada, T. Giovacchini, J. Pelers, C. Chrislie, A. Scheidl, A. Wood, P. Merlo, Y. Koyanagi, R Hirala, B. Yamamolo. Many ol lhe iunior boys showed lheir alhlelic abililies by lalcing parls in school sporls. Some ol lhe oulslanding alhleles are Seichi Yamamolo, Chesler Grass, Francis Rhodes, and Ferdinand Laubhan. A large number ol sludenls were eligible lor lhe Scholarship Sociely: Janelle Brodie, Emma Halayama, Marjorie Nielsen, Bill Collins, Alice Hill, Barbara Barlhuli, Evelyn Brill, George Hasegawa, Kay Tamada, and Nobuo Kanagawa. Juniors inviled lhe seniors lo lheir parly in February. The iunior-senior prom was carried oul wilh an old lashioned garden as lhe lheme. Amid lhe allraclive selling a gay lime was had by members ol lhe classes ol '36 and '37, Ollicers: Presidenl - - - Barbara Barlhuli Yell Leader - Teddy Giovacchini Vice Presidenl- George Hasegawa Secrelary-lreasurer - - Kay Tamada Miss Pellil Mr. Rogers Mrs. Dickey Mr. Dow Mrs. Chaney JUNIOR ADVISERS

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, 4 Junior Girls Back row Ilell To righilz B. Picchi, A. Hill, F. Dilienbir, E. Picchi, V. Runavac, A. Mardirosian, E. Miller, E. Briirl. Sixrh row: R. Davis, E. Nilmeier, E. Miller, I., Cox, A. Mann, J. Brodie, V. Gass, P. Reirer. Fifrh row: M. Kerry, G. Ericlcson, E. Kennedy, D, Vukson, E. Williams, M. Genlry, R. Sfill- well, H. Hunler, G. Leininger. Eourlh row: I.. Gaddy, R. Shepherd, M. Ogawa, W. Peugh, V. Meri- qian, E. Konclalcian, E. Kleim, M. Nielsen, E. Berlolli, I.. DeCiero. Third row: S. Brown, D. Roni, Z. Chalcurian, A. Lencioni, V. McCann, B. Barrhuli, I.. Domoro, M. Kermoyan, N. Harilcian. Second row: E. Halayarna, T. Olcarnura, B. Viau, A. McCann, M. Washburn, E. Anderson, B. Clark, E. Ellis, E. Lombardi, U. 6o+o. Firsr row: R. Tu'reIian, H. Tanalca, H. Nagai, C. Shurrliff, J. Mazzei, H. Bur- ne++, I... Scharion, R. Hickman, F. Ellis, D. Hall, H. Perers. For Ihe juniors, +his year was boI'h a prosperous and a happy one. Under capable leaders and advisers Jrhe class of '37 made greal progress in iis prepararion Io face The Iasi year of Irs high school life. The class as a whole was oursranding in school acfiviries. Janelle Brodie and Eugene Malone, who composed a deba+e Ieam, hailed from This year's iunior class. In Jrhe opereiia, Sailor Maids, leading paris were Taken by Wayne Crosby, Laura Scharion and George Carson. Bill Collins played a leading role in Jrhe all school play, Big Hearred Herbert Florence Ellis, Teddy Giovacchini and Eleanor Kondalqian also Jroolc paris in ir. In December The iuniors presenfed a Will Rogers memorial assembly in which lavo- riie sayings, songs, and 'rhe life hisiory of Jrhe Iaie comedian were given. Barbara Barfhuli George Hasegawa Kay Tarnada Teddy Giovacchini JUNIOR OFFICERS 24 . I sm

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I B cd- 3 A 1 ' ,W lm Sophomore Girls v Back row TTeTT To righTl: E. l-layward, A. RusTigian, E. Miller, E. Peircovich, B. Shaw, C. Collins, S. Ulsh, l-l. Meizler, G. ZumwalT, E. PisTacchio, E. MarTin, G. Doyle, V. Missakian, E. PrudenTe. Fourfh row: Z. Zailian, R. Mead, M. Baird, A. Schiebelhuh l-l. SchuchTermann, G. Johnson, A. Taylor, R. Preis, V. T-lansen, M. Kraus, F. Beck, A. Ogawa, L. Uribes. Third row: T, Mizulri, A. Dennis, N. Garabedian, S. Caric, E. GaTzlca, B. WirT, R. Schmid, B. l-leidT, A. Ogawa, J. Olcaiima, F. Akahori, M. lhara. M. Tanaka. Second row: L. BerTolli, l-l. Keller, A. Karagas, A. Kaprielian, O. RuTledge, R. Colwell, C. MinTon, L. Miller, A. Bruce, M. Nakamura, M. AriTa, A. Morilcawa. Firsi' row: D. Zailian, A. Vulcovich, B. Lehman, R. FiT1geraiol, l. Herman, W. Coleman, N. Young, E. Merle, C. GriTTeaTh, M. DeCanio, F. Vermillion, R. Vermillion, Z. Chooliian. Under The leadership oi compeTenT execuTives and wiTh The Tull-hearTed coopera- Tion oT The class, The sophomores concluded a successTul and worTh-while year oi school acTiviTies. A large group represenTed The sophs in The Scholarship SocieTy. They were Armorel Kaprieiian, Richard l'lelzer, John WalTon, CaTherine Collins, Ben Suechilqa, and Elmer Kaprieiian. As a whole, The class did well on The sophomore English A minimum essenTials TesT. Many oT The ouTsTanding school aThleTes came Trom The sophomore class. Craig MolTzen played guard on The varsiTy Too+IaaIl Team. John WalTon John Olson John Jensen Wesiey Craven Wayne Burke SOPHOMORE OFFICERS 26 L