Sanger High School - Echo Yearbook (Sanger, CA)

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FLOWERF-Pink Camelia COLQR-Turquoise and Silver MOTTO-The EIevaTor oT Success I W sr .sis JUNIOR OFFICERS-Taking Time ou? Trom J x 'ry The r busy Junior lives, Vice-presidenT Manuel xx P edo and PresidenT Bob Karle sTep inTo The 'gm shadows To discuss The business of The Junior I ,x If Class. gym gl ' Is NoT Running: Talce The STairs f s Snappy Juniors Uphold Past High Standards The Juniors are pracTicaIIy on The Top rung oT The ladder oT success now ThaT They are upper- classmen. Yes, 'The eIevaTor oT success is noT running: Talce The sTairs is Truly wriTTen. They have really been climbing sTeadiIy over The pasT Three years To achieve This sTanding. The second weelc oT school came and The Ju- nior class rings maTeriaIized and were worn wiTh greaT pride. I-low wonderTuI were The sighs and smiles oT respecT and admiraTion Trom The under- classmen. I'IT's All In The Junior Year, a play Telling The sTory OT The Junior-Senior prom, was well re- ceived. The class enTered Tor The Toyland Parade's Ali Baba and The ForTy Juniors. JUNIOR OFFICERS-Ray Perez seems To be Taken in b a biT oT PaT inT n in r ' , Came The eIecTion oT school oTTicers and The Junior class really had some good maierial. The Board oT Commissioners and The STudenT Body PresidenT are aImosT all Trom The Junior class. Junior Bobbie Seagraves won The eIecTion Tor Queen Tor The ArmisTica Day parade. The Junior-Senior parTy, WinTer Wonder- land, held on December 9, proved how TalenTed and enTerTaining They are. The main evenT oT The year, The JuniorfSenior prom, was a Juniors' dream come True. Yes, The Juniors worlced hard during Their Third year, and The TruiTs oT success and pride were duly received. JUNIOR OFFICERS-Junior business is siTIing prcTIy wiih Ar Iene Bier and Irene Magnone whom The class of 'SI wisely chose Y He z s appy yell g sT afegy for Their secreTary and Treasurer, Tv'

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TONOOKA, HARLEY TORRES, LEONARDAFooIbalI 3, 4, Transferred From Donna, Texas 2. VARGAS, PHIL-Track 3, 4, Transferred From San Joaquin Memorial, Fresno I. VIDAURRI, VIRGINIA-Produclion Slaif 4, Girls' lnierclass Games 4, Transfer- red From Parlier High, Parlier 4. VIG, MYRA-Salularorian, Citizenship Board 4, Hi-Liqhls Slall 3, 4, Scholar- ship Sociery I, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Socielv Life Member 4, Service S 2, 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Girls' lnierclass Games I, 2, G, A. C. 2 3 4 WAGERS, MARYfTransierred From Tahleoual, Oklahoma 4, WEDGEWORTH, DOLORES-Piano Recilal l, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Sociely I, 2, 3, 4, Sludenl Proieclionisl 4, Service S 3, Girls' Inlerclass Games I, 2, 3, 4, G. A. C. 4. WEIGENT, NORMANvBand I, 2, 3, 4, Orcheslra 4, Track I. WEIMER, RUTH-Piano Recilal I. WHITE, THERESA-fl-li-Lighls Slah' 4, Sludenl Proieclionisl 4, Transferred From Arlinglon High, Massachuselis 3. WILLIAMS, FAYffHi-Lighfs Slalf 4, Scholarship Sociely 4, Producliori Sfaff 2, Quill and Scroll 4, Girls' lnlerclass Games 2, 3, 4, Transferred From Longfellow High, Fresno 2. WINSLOW, DALE-Produclion Slaff 3. WOLFE, DONNAfClass Secrelarv 4, Office Corps 4, Girls' Irilcrclass Games 2, 3, 4. WOOD, .IOYCE-Commissioner ol Girls' Aclivilies 4, Cilizenship Board 4, Ora- lorical Conlesl 2, Allfschool Plav 3, 4, Scholarship Socieiv 4, Service S 2, 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Maioreiles 3, 4, Orcheslra l, 2, 3, 4, Jazz Band 3, Girls' League Yell Leader 3, CASC 4. WORMAN, JANET-Class Secrelary I, Class Treasurer 3, Scholarship Socielv l, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Socielv Life Member 4, Service S 2, 3, Girls' lnlcrf class Games I, 2, 3, 4, G. A. C. 2, 3, 4, Band 3, 4. YAJI, MAY-Scholarship Sociely 3, Service S 4, Girls' lnlerciass Games 2, 3, 4, G, A. C. 3, 4, Transferred From Reedley High, Reedlev 2. YAMADA, HENRY-Nor Piclured. Scholarship Sociely 3, Transferred From Fow- ler I-ligh, Fowler 3. YASUMOTO, HARRY-Valediclorian 4, Commisisoner of Boys' Aclivilies 4, Cifi- zenship Board 4, Class Vice-Presidenl I, Class Treasurer 2, Class Yell Leader 3, Scholarship Socielv I, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Socielv Life Member 4, Srudenl Proieclionisf 4, Service S 2, 3, 4, Foolball 2, 3, 4, Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Foolball Caplain 4, A Basker- ball Caplain 3, B Baskeiball Capfain 2, C Baskelball Caplain I, C Track Team Caplain 2, Boys' Federariori Secrelary 3, YOUNG, PAULfVine Pruning Conlesr I. Jim Crump was found enioying cream pie in one large dose siraighl lo The lace in lhe Radio Workshop T r u I h or Conse- quences assemblyfas quiz rnasl' er Gerald Minor laughs over a Ihorough lob. YONEYAMA, KAY-Scholarship Socieiy 3, Service S 2, 4, Inferclass Garnes 4. 24

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Class Ol '5l Relives Memorable Experiences MISS HICKS' ADVISORY-Miss Hicks has lhis group nicely famed. Firsl' row L io R: R. MCG-rew, l. Magnone, D. Maldonado, Miss Hicks, P. Myers, M. Merker, B. Moreland. Second row: S. Nel- son, R. Mahler, D. Morlon, R. Mal- donado, B. Noorigian, R. Monroe. Third row: D. McGulley, J. Mc- Carriish, L. Nelson. MR. SLAUGHTERS ADVlSORYf Wonder whar is behind all these 'nixed expressions. Firsl row L lo R: B. Brill, A. Bier, E. Avakian, J. Avera. Second row: H. Aguilera, T. Alvarez, Mr. Slaughler. Third row: E. Bray, M. Baird, E. Adolph, M. Ankrorn, l. Ashmore, H. Baker, J. Bork. Fourlh row: C. Brawley, W. Barlhuli, J. Brawley, R. Bas- sell. MR. LUTHER'S ADVISORY-Who? an allenlive bunch you have lhere, Mr. Lulher-Firsf row L 'lo R: A. Deaver, J. Davis, F. Flippo, B. Deaver, R. Ferguson, F. Fox. Sec- ond row: Mr. Lulher, S. Faller, E. Cooper, J. Clark, E. Corlez, D. Dixon, E, D. Conley. Third row: G. Daylon, G. Coffee, J. Cerbin, D. Felix, G. Dadian, B. Cook, J. Espinosa. Behind: J. Cave. MR. GRAFFVS ADVlSORY-Proud of your Juniors, or iusr walchlul, Mr. Graflr? Firsl row L lo R: F. Herring, M. l-lugues, M. Gooqoo- ian, P. Fujihara. Second row: A. Hulson, J. Hazellon, J. Griflilh. Third row: W. Gibson, P. Heinlz, C. Haney, D. Fry, K. Hockersrniilw, B. Green, R. Frazier, Mr. Grafll. Fourlh row: C. Thomason, D. House, R. Halberl, B. Horne, B. Gibbs, F. Fred, A. Ham, A. Gass.