Sanger High School - Echo Yearbook (Sanger, CA)

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Could the loss of our Little Red School House be the reason for these somber expressions? FIRST ROW l to r: P, Hernandez, D. Iarvis, R. Snedden, C. Powless. SECOND ROW: V. Schrol- ler, L. Colquitt, R. Bacorn, F. Esquibel, B Holst. THIRD ROW: G. Flores, M. Elizondo, L. Coro- nado, R. Sanchez, M. Foster, P Farmer, D. Spane, I. Brazeal. FOURTH ROW: H. Moordigian, F. Orozco, I, Cade, I. Knight, R. Mencarini. FIFTH ROW: K. McAvoy, D. Minter, C. Odom I. McHaley, F. Alcorn, D. Phillips. 1 Sparkling Iuniors Add Pep to School Life New class rings may account Ior these nappy laces. FIRST ROW l to If D. Henson, I. Davis, I Lyles S McKenzie SECOND ROW: A. Krurn, I. Del Carlo, N. Cooper, I. Rockel, I. Krum, M Erickson THIRD ROW: K. Matsumura, S. Conte, I, Helzer, S. Saroyan, L. Minor, S. Thomas, M Frech N Bos erman, B. Tanimoto, I. Alvarado, FOURTH ROW: 'L. Bassett, A. Caldera, C Wrinkle I Garza I Cortez, D. Deaver. Killed in a car train accident November IO, l954. A fun-loving, friendly boy who will be greatly missed by all those who knew him, 7121

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The Iunior Class began this year by electing a fine corps of officers headed by Norman Gar- cia. The class distributed itself in- to many activities. Music, assemb- lies, dramatics, and organizations all played a vital part in the lun- iors' lives. A marked improvement was shown in scholarship. Sports, ot course, claimed time of all the sportsminded. Many p l a y e r s proved their value more than once in football, basketball, track, and baseball. The Senior-Iunior Party offered a fine opportunity for getting ac- quainted. The Iunior-Senior Prom, through the hard Work of all con- cerned, proved to be one of the most successful of all. Having enjoyed an eventful year, the Class of '56 looks for- ward to enjoying a more active one as Seniors. Pleasing class experiences seem to register Well with President Norman Garcia and Secretary Marilyn Frech. ll all our students got along as well as Treasurer Barbara Sasashima and Vice President Phil Bertelsen, many of our large problems would be small, Promising juniors Prosper Under Able Leaders These are the people who spend their time and trouble helping the lunior Class run smoothly. SITTING l to r D Williams M. Kling, H. Smith, D. Nicholson. STAND Peppy yell leaders Bev rly Loman and Skip Matthes ING C Pershing, R. Newman, I. Fuchs, I. Luther, E ' .mx-4 u.

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Memories ol a lovely prom linger in these luniors' minds. FIRST ROW l to r: H. Griffith, C. Hitchcock, I. Hurtado, R. Lopez, SECOND ROW: R. Taylor, W, McTeer, B. Clauder, L. Iue, S, Yamaguchi, C. Rivera, D. Mosher, I. Kleim, B. Crider, THIRD ROW: C. Gonzalez, R. Mendoza, G. Rodriguez, I, Elam, M, Moore. jolly juniors oin and Prove Potentialities Having completed a successful year, these luniors look forward to being mighty Seniors. FIRST ROW l to ri O. Baker, A. Patton. SECOND ROW: K. Berstler, W. Baker, B. Durr, C. Del Puppo. THIRD ROW: W.Phillips, S. Noel, VV. Peters, A. Harden, M. Munhall, C. Gonzales, A. Serrato, H. Wood, B. Sasashima, S. Iirninez. STANDING I. Gibson, T. Pitts, G. Gibbs, R. Hall, E. Leon, D. Akins. 1'a 'EQWi'5E4tL- i WRU. M -v' f'