Sanger High School - Echo Yearbook (Sanger, CA)

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IUNIOR U. S HISTORYfPonder1ng a history auestion? FIRST ROW L to R: R Ward, G Navar- ette, T. Gaudy, R Cooper. SECOND ROW: C. Calderon, R Rivas, C. Velasquez, S. Perez THIRD ROW: I Bollwine, I. Schroller, B Scharntck, E. Madsen, R. Colmenero, M Martinez, R Montef longo, M. Tinoco FOURTH ROW. D. Kridcer, L. Conte, L Dickson ox WJ J fx f' X ass 0 3,3 IS IIC' tcp carer fo I , 11c'C0ss GI C I 71 I IUNIOR U. S HISTORYfIust one more step after this, Iumors. FIRST ROW L to R: L. Cooper, E. Franco, S. Rey- naud, G. Sheela. SECOND ROW: B Graham, T. Paxton, I Yamamoto, A. Torres, D. Rutledge, I. Sattell, H Tompkins THIRD ROW: M Minter, F Parsley, R Moglia, I, Munos, A. Ga- dini, A Aguilar, E. Frech, E Fry. FOURTH ROW: E. Mendoza, T. Taka- hashi, H Schmidtgall, E. Meredith, C Fernandez, I Bill, D, Urishima, C Horn, B. Tsukida. IUNIOR U. S. HISTORY-History seems to aqrce with tneso smiling Iuniors, FIRST ROW, L to R: B. Winters, L. Brawley, T Scholar D. Maldonado, D Baxter SECOND ROW: G Shrader, I' Winter, V Nielson, M. Stacks, M Townsend, M. Yarnane, N. Henderson, B. Brisco. THIRD ROW. B Flores, N Papac, I. Cobb, G Lowther, P Krurn, E Brasweli FOURTH ROW: B Iones, C SQzc1pherd,I Minter TWENTY-THREE

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IUNIOR ASSEMBLY - A tense conversation passed among these Cathcart High students as they discussed an unsuccessful debate. They are L to R: M. Townsend, C. Herman, I. Quinn, S. Harris, P. Wagner, D. Wil- liams, G. Schrader. c T W2 1 7 sf U9 T ffm A zfzizlzzozzs arc Tzu Z0 f 00 zfuzf 'zu CIITTTYVGS L fsseim fiii J tes l it xnxx X Q tl l bfxkxx his foe. y ? . N X gb X f NN 4.2 he dQ,..Xx XT 2 'lm - We Qt - QN ,,,, l Q. T M All T ,ll ff f xx f A, Stepping briskly through the many activities - the parties, prom, assem- blies-the Iunior Class came out highly successful, ready to become top-notch Seniors. They presented a delightful assembly consisting ot a two act come- dy depicting a typical high school group in earnest discussion of the after- noons debate. The Iuniors with the Seniors presented their annual party in April, and their prom in May. JUNIOR ASSEMBLY-G. Lowther soothingly sang Please Mr. Sun. R. Garcia, M, Pinedo, and M. Martinez gave their lively rendition of Tiger Rag. IUNIOR FLOAT-luniors gave Peace on Earth as a gilt to the World at the annual Toyland Parade. TWENTY-FOUR