Sanger High School - Echo Yearbook (Sanger, CA)

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A ' x Sophomore Boys ...YW ,r I ' Back row lleTT To righTl: F. Tocchini, D. Ogawa, K. Weaver, V. Krikorian, D. Sample, T. Verhines, W. LinshoTT, M. Day, A. CurTis, L. Caldwell, A. Nilsen, M. Yagura. FiTTh row: N. Torigian, H. Sue- chika, C. Masada, R. Wilson, O. Davis, A. MeTzler, F. Johnson, B. Jasper, G. Nishimura, B. Condry, F. Parker, S. Blueian. FourTh row: G. Taniqawa, B. Suechika, A. Ruby, K. Tenge, J. Garbiack, J. J. Moordigian, M. MeTz, C. Mollien, A. Recek, E. Kuhlrnan. Third row: K. Linenbach, R. Helzer, W. Burk, H. Phillips, W. Craven, E. Corn, V. Klinkby, Sarnuelian. Second row: T. Wada, R. Hudson, I. Spears, V. Poochigian, H. Degman, S. Anderson, L. Aprile, C. Crow, H. Shahbazian, J. Olson. Firsi' Harris, J. WalTon, B. Hiraia, P. Worman, M. STevenson, O. Peargin, O. Dha- Jensen, R. HedgepeTh, Tagarni, F. Maglio, C. D. Vukson, A. Fink, S. ReiTer, L. Adolph, J. row: E. Kaprielian, F. bolt F. Lombardi, N. Byrd, B. PrunTy, B. Sherwood. Frank Lombardi, Floyd Parker, Louis Aprile, and HiToshi Suechika represenTed The sophs on The baseball squad while a hosT oT TracksTers added more honors To The class .,, by Their aThleTic achievemenTs. Russel Hudson and John VValTon were on The Tennis Teams. CaTherine Collins and Richard Helzer boTh had roles in The all-school play while The Tormer had a parT in The annual opereTTa, Sailor Maids . On Hallowe'en, The annual dancing parTy was held and on May 7, a picnic was held. OTTicers: I PresidenT - - John WalTon SecreTary - - John Olson Vice PresidenT - John Jensen Treasurer - - Wesley Craven Yell Leader - - Wayne Burk Mr. Bunge Mrs. Dow Mr. DayTon Mrs. CvallanT Mr. Reynolds Miss SmiTh SOPHOMORE ADVISERS 27

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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

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.5Wifr'lfT J Back row lleTT To righTl: D. Bezzerides, D. HelmuTh, E. Weber, J. Taylor, A. Coring, B. Frisch, E. Pierson, N. PeTcovich, G. Adolph, E. Hayes, L. ScheidT, H. BriTT, S. Loeb, H. FleTcher, H. Mikkelsen. SixTh row: L. Dooms, B, Kingen, E. Edwards, C. Siering, D. Powell, M. Poulsen, J. Hirsch, R. Kaloyan, F. Kafeyan, E. Del SoldaTa, B. Brown, C. Powell, M. Magnone, N. Hough. Fif+h row: D. Robinson, P. Bergen, K. Pecoraro, M. Reyes, R. ConTe, M. Hermanpl. Krum, R. Lombardi, A. Phillips, H. Gass, L. Sewall, R. PyoTT, M. Merlo, E. Gabel. FourTh row: D. McNabb, M. Funke, E. Hanneman, E. MeTz- ler, G. Merk, F. Weber, E. MarTin, H. Mcclurg, B. Uridge. E. Kuhlman, L. Luallen, S. Lay, L. Brown, A. Morales, M. Boyaiian. Third row: M. Busk, M. Krider, N. Gaddy, E. Ruby, F. MinTer, M. Kincaid, K. KaTzenmayer, M. Reed, R. Dickison, V. Leslwer, M. Kakiuchi, I. Obermiller. M. Gonzalez, L. No- zume. Second row: P. Vermillion, F. Bailes, H. Boone, D. Sondergard, O. Peargin, J. Moro, V. PeT- , f mx. .. LQTEQ. Freshman Girls ersen, S. Hargesheirner, T. Jokumsen, O. Ogawa, T. Nakagawa, T. Mori, Y. Tarnada, V. Alcorn. FirsT row: E. Viau, M. Danielson, M. Bridges, F, CurTis, J. Klarnm, J. Adoor, A. Horsanian, H. Gabrielson, M. Janiigian, C. Rebaudo, T. Mihara, M. Ogawa, B. Masuda, T. Uragama. FRESHMAN OFFICERS 28 This year's Treshrnan class boasTs oT The largesT enrollmenT in The hisTory oT The school. There were Two hundred and Ten Treshrnen enrolled aT The beginning oT The school Term. A mosT successTul year was had by The class and iTs members are look- ing Torward To The years ahead when They can Take parT in The leadership oT school acTiviTies. - The Trosh ranked high in scholarship. Seven were on The scholarship socieTy: GranT Erickson, Barbara Brown, David Barron, Evelyn Pierson, Thelma Jokumsen, Ellen MarTin, and Mary Janiigian. ln The annual opereTTa, Sailor Maids, Josephine Moro, a Treshman girl, had one oT The Two leads Tor girls. 9 David Barron Barbara Brown l-larrieT Mcclurg Edward Karle gwdfggxgio Emily Viau