Sanger High School - Echo Yearbook (Sanger, CA)

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Commission Government Passes Eleventh Year STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT-Max McDonald as he BOARD OF COMMlSSIONERS-Examining The blueprint lor our fulure school presides over our weekly assemblies. expansion program. L lo R: J. Ryono, commissioner of alhlelicsg J. Sorensen, commissioner oi girls' acliviliesg A. Jarahian, commissioner oi finance, Max McDonald, Sludenl Body presidenlg L, Kaprielian, commissioner of boys' acfi- viliesg J. Kawamura, commissioner ol records and publicalionsg and L. Ores- co, commissioner of cilizenship and aliendance. ln spring a young man's lancy Turns lo lhoughls oi love-buf whal would love have lo do wilh The sludenl' governmenl? So in spring our young men, and women loo, Turn lo lhoughls of The commissioners' spring campaign. ln The laller parl ol April The halls are splashed wilh lorighlly colored poslers announcing The candidales Tor and 25 in The audilorium. The secrel yoling was done in Tour precincls-one Tor each class. The Board oi Commissioners, all seniors, di- recled Their eiiorls Towards revising some sec- lions oi The school conslilulion. Wilh a Tond Tarewell, we say HAEPY ANNT The oiiices. Sophomores and juniors are eligible lo run providing They meer The requiremenls. This year The campaign speeches were given May I8 VERSARY lo lasl year's sludenl govefnmenl for a year well done-and wish success and luclc lo The incoming officers. T, my A 5 A 1. 'T-J ,. v, .1 K., - x, , , CTTTZENSHIP BOARD-Presidenls of The Icading organizations in school meer lo discuss cilizenship problems. L to R: M. Takahil- shi, J, Sorensen, H. Velasouez, P. Griiiilh, P. Alcorn, L. Kaprielian, Hoveiler, M. McDonald and J. Weber. B. Crandall, L. Orosco, M. Papac, P. Myers, J. Bender, Nb. T' ,rf

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ess Tennis Erickson-farmer. F. A. Preuss-farmer. George Aye-lawyer. Clarence Edgarfbusin man. N t p ctured: F. E, Creager-farmer. Board Ot Trustees' Fitteenth Year Proves Busy , R, With the weight ot the weltare ot Sanger High resting upon their shoulders, the members ot Board ot Trustees handle the biggest job ot the school without pay. lt is their duty to hire employees, care tor sup! plies and repairs, and manage the general weltare ot Sanger High. Despite the numerous duties ot the Board, it was also obliged this year to handle the business ot the expansion plan which includes the securing ot new music, shop, and bus garage buildings, and a new athletic tield and swimming pool. The bus garages were the main undertaking ot the Board this year. Bids tor construction were con- sidered and location ot the garages discussed. Also, DeWalt and Highland School houses were bought to serve as a music building until a permanent one can be built. Q, it X S 7, x g ia! ,,,,, H, . SCHOOL SECRETARlESAPhyllis Faller, Laura Bier, and Mildred Scheidt-all alumni of Sanger High-carry out Dgaw0ovoi71Vf ypvlve feea 'fun fo know. Awdyowfauutf ,ff-...ci 0 vt pfamlncnafrfly.y0,,,, hand do Yew 4001 D0V0'i7ty,1lll mn, WU d'0PP7 7' 1671716 clan enfhdq. lnmk 2'0 C0M4,vls if-va nav? re-0'V'fl Wl afld-ffySvMMfu foggy, OFFICE CORPSfIt is the iob ot Margaret and Mariorie Mori, Joyce Sorenson, ltaska Stephens, Wanda Lane, and rry Schletewitz to record the absences every day. I3

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vv-'i Ja STUDENT LlBRARlANSfSTigdenls gain prac- Tical experience by Taking charge oT The SCllOGl library. The school has a library of its own, bur in order To give The sludenTs a wider and rnore recenT book selecTion, addiTional books - are obTained from The Fresno CounTy Library. STudcnTs serving as librarians Tor Sanger High are L To R: O. Hildebrand, L. Baker, H. PilT- rnan, B. Anderson, 6. lvledlocky B. Thomas, : and Mr. LiTlleTon. Our Anniversary Motto--Service With A Smile The STudenT Librarians carried ouT duTies sim- ilar To Those perTormed by Their predecessors who iniTiaTed The STudenT Librarian Plan Tive AlNllNll- VERSARIESH ago. They were always willing and anxious To serve sTudenTs and Teachers as The gra- cious hosTs oT The library. Upon The compleTion oT The new STudenT Co- op STore, The school supply sTore crew and The candy sTore crew were combined inTo one uniT. This nine-member sTore crew, working eTTi- SCHOOL SUPPLY STORE CREWe-Srnile aT ihe prospcci ol ia wider seleclion oT nnerchandis: That was To be handled in The new school slcre. L To R: A. Jarahian, l. Magnore, J. Bedoiany A. n cienTly in The mornings beTore school. aT noons, and in The aTTernoons Tollowing school, were able To give The sTudenTs service which corresponded closely To The service given Thern by downTown merchanTs. OTher Than The invaluable experience gained and The receiving oT TiTTy service poinTs each, The members oT The sTore crew received no compen- saTion Tor Their ANNIVERSARY oT hard work. ckrrian, and M. Clifford, and M, Fish. CANDY STORE CREVV- -Cauqhl in Thf: process ol riioving inTo T r aw school sTore arc L fo R: G. Hachigian, J. Wolf, J. Grei s