Sanger High School - Echo Yearbook (Sanger, CA)

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'Tour-score and seven years ago' ',.. are familiar words to this history class. FIRST ROW I to ri l. Deaver, P. Farmer, R. Taylor, S. Hall. SECOND ROW1 R. Strickland, G, Padilla, I. Calderon, M. Alvarado. THIRD ROW: B. Brodie, R. Crane, R. Presley, N. Gar- cia, C. Steelman, K. Schie- belhut. STANDING: B. Fulk, B. Hourigan, C. Pacheco, R. Montoya, C. Patton, D. Ragland, P. Bertelsen. Having appeared in assem- blies and plays, at dances and games, and classes, these luniors have wound up an enjoyable year. FIRST ROW I to r' M Kach- Jdoorian, S. Yager, S. Iku- i.ia. SECOND ROW: R. Stover, R. Gee, P. Bradhurst, S. Madrid THIRD ROW: D Pierce, E. Mercer, D San- derson, P. Manley, E. Kline, V. Avalos, A. Maldonado, I Plowrnan. FOURTH ROW: S. Matthes, S. Smith, F, fiornez, G. Hartman, B. Tae ceda, R. Tsukida, R, Recek. 7 The Senior-lunior Party, a Q iveii by the Senior C ss, emains a pleasant me ory ' 5lthe,.m.i-ads of the. I 'ors FIRST ROW i to r: K Stewart, I. Sea- man, M Garcia, T. Hur- 'ado, E. Cahral, E, Escobar. SECOND ROW. D. Barker, G. Wright, N. Delgado, H. Hernandez. THIRD ROW: E. Kennedy, S. Karnmer, R. Ferrell, B Didlot, K. Tomp- kinson, B Kondo, H. Villa- real, R. Eosnaugh. FOURTH ROW: W. Hensen, K. Ma- son, B. Gilles, R. Griffith, R. Kraus, A. Creelcbaum. ,vp WN:

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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'

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This collegiate quartet composed of R. Taylor, D. Rag- Mr. and Mrs. Williams give forth with big smiles as land, R. Hall, and L. Minor gives forth with a rendition President Norman Garcia shows the class' gratitude as a reminder to Mr. Williams of his first years at and apprec' 'on in the form of a boquet of flowers. Sanger High, I unior Class Presents Best Assembly of the Year Santa LD. Spainl rests after the big night, Wm vs. ,, ' Q,f2 if 5, - 28 fliflottol Perseverance is the lcey to success fClass Flowerl Camellia CClass Colorsl Baby blue and navy blue High-light of the luniors' activities this year was the fine assembly which they put on honoring Mr. Dolphus Williams' thirtieth year of teaching at Sanger High. Scenes of Mr. Williams' past life were re- enacted and people Whom he has met in his teaching career were presented, Ac- cording to all the comments, this was truly one of the best assemblies that Sanger High students have ever witnessed. In the Toyland Parade, the class float won second prize, Delbert Spane was fea- tured as Santa Claus resting after a hard nights Work, luniors had lots of fun and enjoyed the entertainment at the Senior-lunior Party. Climaxing a successful year was the de- lightful prom held in May.