Sanger High School - Echo Yearbook (Sanger, CA)

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SOPHOMORE ENGLISH-They rnust be dreaming of Seniors falling off the top step of the high school lad- der. FIRST ROW L to R: R. Rose I. Pittman, R. Wood. SECOND ROW: E. Hart, V. Conley, G. Crowe, M. Fernandez, V. Reyes, A. Rehernets. THIRD ROW: D. Holland, R. Gregor, S. Anderson, G. Cornelius, B. San- derson, M. Colornbero, C. Tamura, M. Puga, P. Madrigal. FOURTH ROW: L. Akers, R. Kistor, R Black- well, I. Britt. 5 J 'U T3 X7 fx fx fx , 1 I jopfzs ee I jofwr, C-yldlllj IZOIIIGIIZLS O71 . , I ay fo CQ 0 SOPHOMORE ENGLISH- If only English could hold their interest this well. FIRST ROW L to R: K. Biggs, W. Griffin, B. Austin, D. Chris- tensen. SECOND ROW: I, Campbell, W. Dodson, M. Embrey, D. Flores, M. Hen! son, R. Harris. THIRD ROW: M. Miller, B. Kinzel, S. Tonnage, M. Sanchez, E. Mur- i o. SOPHOMORE ADVISERS - They keep good track of their Sophomore charges. FIRST ROW L to R: D. Craw- ford, F. Dayton, R. Dickey, M. Kling, A. Demanty. SEC- OND ROW: T. Edwards, A. Everett, E. Wahlstroni, H. Ritter, T. Townsend. SOPHOMORE AC- TIVITY - Soph's third prize win- ner, Peace on Earth depicts an angel, C. Deaver, watching over a soldier, I. Spicer, while he cooks his meal. TWENTY

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Ajripfzs .Move KTj?CClC!I'lIg unc! rizrrzifyjzlgy ENGLISH f hard climb up of success are Sophs. FIRST C, Deaver, W. P. Beckley, Amesbury, D, Iohnsoii, Marsten, C, I, Lawn Huriaf ROVI, SOPHOMORE ENGLISH -- Reading and wriiing are a daily part oi their lives FIRST ROW, L to R: M. Ca- sey, I. Giovacchini, B Cor-- nelius, K. Seaman, D. Gi- nise, I. Tarioye. SECOND ROW: S, Deaver, W. De flanio, G Franco, L. Goert- zen, T. Schneider, THIRD ROW: A Guerra, T. Iarvis, D. Munhall, A. Rice, B, Pas- coe, I. Ranias, I. Spicer, NINETEEN SOPHOMORE ENGLISH - These Sophomores are on ihe second step of their jour- ney Through the study of English. FIRST ROW, L to R: D, Greene, D. Keiner, H. Pritchard, I, Hale, R. Gon- zales. SECOND ROW: P. Calwell, D. Hall, G. Wil- liams, S. Yost, S, Amador, R. Lascano. THIRD ROW: M. Carrillo, C. Uribes, I. Men- dez, G, Owen, G. McClellan, T. Ruiledge, B. Boone, M. Minter.

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IUNlOH OFFlCERSfSecretc1ry Henry Vcisquez and President Frank Casey keep the lumor class progressing by trying to solve o few of its problems 53 CC The lunior Closs finished its third step of High School with flying colors, Repree sented on the Honor Roll otnd Scholdrship Society, it dlso showed its hdrd working efforts on the Toyldnd Pctrolde, lunior As- sembly, ond luniorfScnior pdrty otnd lun- ior-Senior Prom. COLORS - - Moroon ond White FLOWER - f - Cotrnoltion MOTTO - Success ls Whdt You Moike ft K1 j J B IIIIIXOVS . fury C- 67811 fo elzmrs IUNIOR ADVlSERSfTeochers proudly View their Iunior Charges FIRST ROW L to R: D. Nicholson, F, McDonald, F. Bredon, O. Littleton. SECOND HOW: E. Crider, B Pettit, I Reed, M, Woodford. IUNIOR YELL LEADEHSfChester Schcrrnick and Ardoth Howlett get together for ci round of yells. IUNIOH OFFICERS-flvmytliiiig soorns to bn progrussinq okeh for Victor Kondo, vice-president, ond Dczrlcno Klamrn, treasurer. vm., N'--if RRP Y '. S X