Sanger High School - Echo Yearbook (Sanger, CA)

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STUDENT BODY PRESlDENTjCIlwifrl nw,uTivf' Br-Tr Crarfuall sf Ts fxsudf his qnvfyl 'of in vf'i,rnr5nT Tw llixsh inf- ,uf his us.,xl snnlrrs. Round and round The wheels go and some oT The Torce behind Them comes Trom our own BQARD CF COMMIS- SIQNERS. The pounding oT The presi- denT's gavel is heard each Tuesday morn- ing as These spolcesmen oT The sTudenTs meeT To plan many oT The acTiviTies such as dances and parTies, cope wiTh arising problems, and give Their okeh on maTf Ters aTTecTing The whole STudenT Body, Tl-TE CITIZENST-HP BOARD, or The police Torce, Through close oooperaTion wi+h The sTudenTs Themselves, sTrives To l:1eTTer The conducT in The school build- ing and grounds. WiTh The coming oT May, new come missioners are elecTed who in Turn will carry ouT Their campaign promises and sTay in The good graces oT Their consTiT- uenTs. Commissioners Express Needs OF Student Body Roman or oovwssiousras. vvi-V+ :laws of new sh-rp t-uilrring nimerial L To R: John Tfrriv 2C r isSiovW' :T nlhinhcs' T-larry YTw5u':ioTo, Cwnrnissiun, of hfvxs' ar'5vi'if'sj Do' Krifier, C' f rissronnr rn' linancvj Audrfw Hirknmn. inn issiore' ol rffcrfzs Hr: pubifiviossj Javrm Wood! rmrrrw issienfrr rf girls' acliv iliesg Brrverly ?arv3ninn, ,cuxmissiorfir nf 'iTT,'fnsl'i:,x and aTTf'nfl.Vifs' BOT? Cwngmllx rrfsirzrrv-T .md Wlmnn Birom, viff' privxuif :al l , CQlTlZENSTlllT BOARD Pwsir fs rl or qa'w,'.'nlnns The 'Virsv rmfirns fn Thn srhrwl r-Tar s aTf'g,' 'C' VDJUT' halls. Firsf row L To R: Ricilmrrl Johnson Bop ' Kyiv, Daw Vrfilliws Br: Newer, Mags T Bnytnr, Beverly Parvnninn, Myra Viq. Second row: Jclm Terfiv, Pa il Kraspiuriurix rw-wifi Minnr, Rifharfl Myers Harry Yr s.rn o. Egrparu Frigvsor. 411.

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Little Sir Echo Introduces Cur Administrators Our principal C. R. Chaney holds the position ot administrator at Sanger Union High School. This is his 3 Ist year ot watch- ing Sanger High grow and Little Sir Echo tells us that in each ot these years he has contributed in order to make Sanger High what it is today. Six ot these years were given to teaching here and the other 25 lvtr. Chaney has been the principal. Mr. Cha- ney carries out the exacting school business and keeps the school supplied with teach- ers, bus drivers, custodians, and materials to work with. Since he is very interested in young people, he spends much ot his time working on activities tor the youth ot San- ger High. Atter much consideration Mr. Chaney selected the new curtains tor the auditorium. The construction on the new -shop building was turthered. Mr. Chaney meets regularly with the board ot trustees and as the schools top otticial he sees that everything is in running condition and run- PRINCIPALeC. R. chewy axpisim his work to Little str Echo Ruby ning within the boundaries ot a limited bud- Pifli' 5. . . 4 lp get. Little Sir Echo calls out to Mr. Chaney and congratulates him on his work. Dean ot Girls Ellen Baxter and Vice-Principal Wayne Booth compare records. Miss Ellen Baxter and Mr. Wayne Booth are Sanger Union High School's vicefprincipals. They carry out their du- ties, keeping the machinery at Sanger High running smoothly. As vice-princi- pals, their main iobs include issuing ab- sence slips, make-up cards, and pass slips. they keep the attendance records, and Little Sir Echo reports that he can tind no mistakes. lvtr. Booth has been very helptul and active at the noon dances and many ot the parties. He was responsible tor the organization ot the Folk Dancing Club. Miss Baxter was es- pecially interested in Girls League active ities. Counseling took up much ot their time and they also assisted Mr. Chaney in his work. They both were advisers on the annual Scholarship trip to Redwood City in May. I 2

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So Faithful Are The Servers Ol Our School The slore crew works morning, noon, and aller school, supplying us wilh school supplies and quick nourishing goodies. The Board ol lruslees meer regularly lo discuss and solve school problems. lruslees have been especially busy wilh lhe conslruclion ol lhe new shop and music room. The library, which provides us wilh quick references, and recrealional reading, is open all day under lhe sue pervisiontol Miss Spearman. The bus drivers wilh walchful eye, and keen mind bring lhe bus riders lo school while lhe cuslodians keep lhe corners clean. STORE CREW-Sludenl sellers, L lo R: D. Krider, G. Davlon, N. Slover, J. Filzgerald, M. C-oogooian, Y. Clifford, P. Kas- parian, l. Magnone, A. Roberlson, J. Clark, D. Leeper. BOARD OF TRUSTEESfOur need are Their concern. L lo R: 6. Aye, C, Edgar, clerk, T. Erickson, president E. Esles, F. Pruess, The ollice corps and school secrelaries check ale lendance, record grades, and lake care ol all corres- pondence. LIBRARIANS'-fSilling: Miss Spearman, G. Nakavama Slanding L. fa R: A. Jarahian, O. Tcnnis, R. Deaver, J Gray. OFFlCE CORPS AND SCHOOL SECRETARlESfL lo R: B Davis, L. lravlor, D. lllfolle, K. Ruble, M. Bollwine, R. En cinas, E. Salazar, S. Salazar, N. Walker, Principal Chaney J. Rodriguez, W. Vviscman, C, Gilbrealh, M. Arnislrong. BUS DRWERS AND CUSTODMNS-L lo R: D. Bubenik, J Young, W. Peargin, R. Borders, R. Bray. Slanding: l-l. Lu rnus, C. Young, J. Luther, F. Webking, W. Cox, D. Brooks I 4