Sanger High School - Echo Yearbook (Sanger, CA)

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FRESHMAN ADVISERS-The guiding hand FIRST ROW L to R C. Slaughter, L. Papac, R. Brune. SECOND ROW G Baxter I Palmer, G. Dow, M, Saxon, C. Graftt FRESHMAN ENGLISH-These stu- dents look forward to more care- free days. FIRST ROW L to R: R. Reyes, W. Collins, L. Farmer, I-I. Gilbert, P. Carrillo. SECOND ROW: B. Carter, L. Hicks, R, Carter, B. Beckley, E. Rodriquez, E. Gipson, D, Young, R. Vasquez. FRESHMAN ENGLISH-Talent, intel- ligence and leadership shine through these varied facial expres- sions. FIRST ROW L to R: M, Cox, D. Chonle, R. Cobb, G. Avakian, K. Goodrich. SECOND ROW: P. Bentley, I. Irion, A. Gadini, P. Ful- ler, G. Freeburg, E. Erickson, O. Amesbury, K. Doty. THIRD ROW: I, Gonzales, P. Ybarra S. Magee, A. Phillips, P. Moreno, F. Mitchell, R. Metzler, S. Pickering, L. Iordan. FOURTH ROW: N. Winslow, M. Sani, I. Ridenauer, M. Porter, D. Poochigian, H. Wallner, B. Steves, T. Nakahara, STANDING: R, Ster- ling, G. Weber. FRESHMAN ASSEMBLY-Iucly Most, talented pianist, charmed the stu- dent body with Warrior Song. FRESHMAN ASSEMBLYfBoys' glee club group Who presented several numbers consisted of L to R: I. Moon, O. Amesbury, I. Remey, R. Cobb, R. Iarahian, M. Sani, H. Wallner, R. Esquibel, I. Elizondo.

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FRESHMAN ENGLISH - These Winsome Frosh stepped high at their llrst greenhorn party. FIRST ROW L to R: D. Armstrong, K. Butsumyo, H. Brockett, C. Cornelius, I. Brown. SECOND ROW: G. Krider, D. Adams, B. Carter, R Maldonado, I Haney, B. Coronado, R. Castro, B. Laster, G. Her- nandez, C. Hughes, R. Iarahian. THIRD ROW: R. Rodrigues, C. Henry, R. Loosxer, I... Lorrabee, D. Long. STANDING: M. Dre- siclc, E. Gomez, G. Wall, R. Reynolds, C Rathburn fi if-ge K5 5 . Cilzive Cfrcsfzllzclz Gvflilllfl ffjznrsf jilep af mjczzzgcfr FRESHMAN ENGLISH-Why so solemn? Bet you had a grammar test. FIRST ROW L to R: I Corlez, R. Garcia, B, McEn'tire SECOND ROW: S. Ray, C. Williams, A. Esqueda, E. Williams, V. Moore, C. Mon- lelongo. THIRD ROW: B, Patton, F. Alva- rado, B. Egbert, A. Montelongo, T. Berg, D. Hazelton, S. Kebo, D. Miller, S. Sala- zar, G. Cowdrey, G Blackwell, H Cash. FOURTH ROW: I. Woolsey, B. Macias, I. Clark, E. Blunt, M. Aguilar, R. Santillanez, R. Lopez, FRESHMAN ENGLISH 7 Flashing triendly smiles, these Freshmen quickly get acquainted with the school FIRST ROW I.. to R: Is. Ear- mer, D Hensen, R. Brown, R. Web- er. SECOND ROW: B. Edwards, D. Forees, A. Davis, D. Lewis, I. Ti- noco, M. Conrad, I. Remy, R Sunaf hara, D Weber THIRD ROW: R Gallegos, M. Carlllo, I Moglia, I, Beiden, S. Montort, I. Velasquez FOURTH ROW: R. Krum, C. Spen- cer, B. Shahan, V. Wiseman, A. Groscclose. FIFTEEN

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fir fa -.. v Nf-Y, - ?'J!zCgj W Tccp njopfzs 011 ffm f!X1'g!zzl Ofrczck SOPHOMORE Ol-'FlCERSfC. Deaver, secretary, and T Flores, president, discuss plans for a class activity The Sophomore Class, climbing the stairs to success, presented a talent show of varied num- bers to the student body. These Sophomores showed promising talent, and also a very good sense ot organization. Entering Sangers annual Toyland Parade was their float entitled Peace on Earth, which depicted a weary soldier on the Korean tight- ing grounds with an angel watching over him. The float won third place in its division. Active Sophomores also had a bang-up Class party in the spring, which showed that they can have a lot ot fun, This bright group ot stu- dents showed their brilliance by rating very highly in the honor roll and Scholarship Society. MOTTO - f Time Will Pass - Will You? COLORS - ---- Green and Gold FLOWER - - - Carnation SOl3HOMOltl'I OFP'lClQHSflQnerget1c Yell Leadt-rs P Pallet and SOl3llOlVlORE OEHCEHS-'l' Sclzncidifr and K Seaman, vic Biggs practice' a YF1lllOI'GSSf,'IT1blY president and treasurer, take time out trom an active year to relax SEVENTEEN