Sanger High School - Echo Yearbook (Sanger, CA)

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SCHOOL CUSTODIANS- With etfort and perseverf ance they keep our halls and class rooms sparkling. L to R: D. Bubenik, N. Vieux, J. Ignelzi, W. Peargin, W. Cox, . . . R. Borders. Drivers And Custodians Prove lnclispensable Veterans ot Sanger l-ligh's bus driver and custo- dian corps were on hand to teach the new-comers the ropes. Only one or two changes were made in the cus- todian crew this year, while several new lous drivers were added. The custodians clean class rooms and restrooms, keep the campus neat, and do minor repair iolins. The bus drivers must loe at school as early as six o'clock in order to get the students to school on time. Several ot the bus drivers are also teachers. Mr, Burton Wadsworth, the new teacher, took over the mechanical drawing classes upon the death ot Poo Rogers. BUS DRIVERS-Each morning they greet the country students with a cheery, Good morninglu L to R, Seated: J. Luther, H. Crider, and D. Brooks. Standing: R. Borders, J. Young, F. Webking, A. Gaskill, and C. Young. A drawing ot Sanger High School's tirst school bus. New inventions have certainly done a lot tor school busses along with everything else. T 1,111 lllf P- XQ 1 Cz- -af m'.r' 1 r-Q, f I' l lol ls 'A 'tl' ru ' i -.lf - xv' gh LA, h-.5-N S I if H -1 5 i Q gf-5, sa-,Q

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VALEDICTORlAN AND SALU'lATORlAN-Mary Ann CliTT- ord, valedicTorian, and Max McDonald, saluTaTorian, brush up on Their oraTory in preparaTion for Their valedicTory and saluTaTory speeches To be given on Commencemem NighT. SENIOR OFFlCERS-Are These cheery seniors opTimisTically planning class acrivilie57 Could be, iudginq by The smiles of Muriel Papac, secreTary3 Joan Griess, yell leaderq Gerry SchleTewiTz, Treasurer, Jerry Weber, presidenT, Ernie Palsgaard, yell leader, and PaTsy Alcorn, vice-president Seniors Leave S.U.l-l.S. With l-lappy Memories Seniors have celebraTed Their TourTh and Tinal an- niversary here wiTh The receiving oT Their diplomas and are now ready To Take leave OT liTe aT Sanger l-ligh which They have been a parT oT Tor Tour Terms. The years here have been happy ones-each wiTh iTs own pleasanT memories. The senior parTy, prom, assembly, The hilariTy oT dress up day, and TiclceT sell- ing conTesTs were meT wiTh success and l4epT The sen- iors in lively spiriTs. SCHOLARSHTP LIFE MEMBERSfBrains ol The senior class, Max Mc- Donald, Joy Kawamura, Grace T-lachigian, Marilyn CarTer, and Michio Takahashi gel' logeTher To Talk over Their achievemenTs. Now, The Time has come Tor ThaT Tinal parTing noTe which will send Them OTT inTo The world oT opporTuniTy. We lcnow ThaT wiTh The valuable lcnowledge They have gained here The seniors oT 49 will make The mosT oT Their opporTuniTies and be a crediT To Sanger l'ligh. Flower-Gardenia Color-Green and WhiTe lvloTTo-Success ls WhaT You Malce lT X SENlOR ADVISERS-Bearning senior advisers -Florence Chasan, F. A, Bredon, Herman RiTTer,' Mary Wood- Tord, Donald Brooks, and Marie Keeler 'discuss The superior qualify of Their mighTy Senior-class. .em-x