Sanger High School - Echo Yearbook (Sanger, CA)

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Office Staff-Sitting L, to R.: D. Dixon, J. Hazelton, D. Watkins, B, Deaver, N. Walker, S. Salazar. Standing: A, Deaver, A. Thompson, R. Ferguson, D. House, M. Peters, B. Britt. The behind-the-scenes iob of keeping the school in business- like order belongs to our efficient school servers. The office staff consists of commercial course students who gain valuable experience for themselves while helping the administration in their work, Student librarians help Miss Spearman keep the books and cards in order. There is a student librarian in the library each period. The custodians keep our halls and rooms clean and the equipment in good repair. Theirs is a constant iob, for each day new clutter fills the halls which were just cleaned the day before. The busses that bring the students to school and take them home again each day are the charges of the bus drivers. They keep the wheels going 'round so that everyone can get to school. e1'S The busses that the students ride each morning and afternoon reflect the care of the bus-drivers. Custodians--L. to R.: W. Cox, G, Vermil- Librarian---L. to R.: F. Yamarm, MISS SQDCOV' Bus Driver -L, to R : l-i. Hansen, J. Luther, lion, W, Pcargin, R. Borders, J, Brosi. Not man, N. Ward, E. Vermillion, S. Jonigian, D, Broglqg, R, Borrlcrs, H, Loomis, E, Combs, pictured: J. Ignelzi, R. Gatewood, M. Schmidt, M. Hubbs. F. Webking, R. Bray.

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Senior Officers-With their final year near completion, Treasurer Shirley Faller and Secretary Margaret Goo- gooian discuss their corning graduation with happiness and sadness ccmbined. Senior OfficershYeIl leader Eddie Perez watches intently as his co-yeller Marilyn Merker shows her technique of giving Seniors fifteen . Senior Officers-Around the Senior bench Vice-president Patty Myers and President Don Leeper recall the past four years at good ol' Sanger High. Senior Sponsors-Senior sponsors help keep the class going straight and keep them from going around in circles. Kneeling L to R1 Bob Brune, Wayne Booth. Standing: Ellen Baxter, Clare Slaughter, Helen Dow, Mary Saxson, and Clark Grafft, Not pictured-elvern Palmer. The four years of high school each represent a fourth of a circle, each complete in itself but also a very necessary part of the whole. Each of the fourths has its own characteristics: the terrifying first day, locker combinations to learn and new friends of the Freshman year, the feeling of belonging in the Sophomore yearg the class rings and first prom of the Junior yearg but the one that gives the lasting memories is the final fourth, the Senior year, So filled is it with parties, dressup day, assemb- lies, and graduation that it immortalizes the whole circle, l FLOWER---Pink Camelia COLOR-'Turquoise and Silver MOTTO-eThe Elevator of Success ls Not Run' ning, Take the Stairs. ' id 2aund0f'? 00:1 '