Sanger High School - Echo Yearbook (Sanger, CA)

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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

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The curTain has come down on a very signiTicanT producTion in The educaTioneI TheaTer. The TirsT acT Tound The members oT The cIass oT '50 suTTering Trom sTage TrighT and The caIIs oT greeny rang in Their ears while in The second acT They seemed To re- TIecT a growing conTidence. The gIory oT This TheaTer made iTseIT known in The Third acT wiTh The TirsT prom, parTies, and oTher highIighTs characTerisTic oT The acTiviTies oT The more seasoned acT- ors. As sTars They may Iook back on The Senior parTy, dress-up day, class nighT, Bac- ceIaureaTe, and The Tinale, graduaTion- wiTh The presenTaTion oT Their dipioma-an award Tor Their Tine perTormance. SENIOR OFFICERS--Giqqic, giqgic, whores The Tickle? Things rnusT be okeh in The books for Secre- Tary Donna Wolfe and Treusurcr Richard Myers. SENIOR OFFICERSfYcIi Icadcrs Richard Johnson and Meriorie Johnson qiyc Their yocai cords Timr To geT back inTo piTch beiore Fridays assembIy. SENIOR OFFICERS--The sun may be shining briqhily hui iT can'1 compare wifh Presideni Geraid Minor's and Vice PresidenT Bob Brown's shining smiIesI CoIor-Turquoise and whiTe Flower-CarnaTion MoTTo-RusTIe or rusT SENIOR SPONSORS-Ciockwisc: Mr. BooTh, Mrs. DayIon, Mr. Wahlsirorn, Miss Kling, Miss Beuder, and Mr. Lubic hold The sooI on IIirTgIious Mrs Dickey, Seniors SniTTIe, Sigh And Bid AIIA Goodbye