Sanger High School - Echo Yearbook (Sanger, CA)

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.'.- A-A, r' j- -1.1 -0-nl Life members of 're Co fcrr' o S:hoTo's' 5 Federorforr Hove reocred 'He r org-scogr' gcor KNEELINGJZ Lcpez J Roche J Krwr' N Gorcro STANDING:J He zer S Soroyorw A Dzbos B Sososr 'ro 3 Jorv 5 NOT PICTURED, P Hori GPC F Como! Miss Mory Woodford is 're :ropver odvrser These Bonk of Arnerico Aword winners rank tops in Their respective Gelds SITTING P Goerrzerr, business: B Sososhirno, Iob science ond Engllshg J. Rockel socrol science KNEELING: B Kondo, mothe- rrroficsg A Dodiorr, trodes ond industrial orrs: N Gorcio, foreign Ionguogep B. Clouder, home economics. NOT PICTURED: J, Gibson, agriculture, Seniors Work Hard to Rate Hi hSchoIasticaIIy no u -'--' ff ovdncr , To Bcvtoro :oso rr: Loss' Book o' Arrrerrco O: C C.: Awgrds , - ,-

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,-nd Junior yell leaders Ernie Reese and Jean Del Carlo lead the class in yells in assemblies and class meetings Junior Class Proves Leadership Ability I i N Advisers guide and help the Juniors through a profitable year SEATED1Mr Bredon Mr Crawford, Mr Reinhart, Mr Wirt STAND- ING: Mr Brooks Miss Pettit, Mr Ritter, Miss Carter, Mr. Bender, Mr. Duckhorn Juniors completed their third year at Sanger High with remarkable scholastic and social standings. This eventful year ollowed the class to reap fine rewards from its own experience, The Junior assembly, Who Dat? was enjoyed by the whole Student Body. The shrewd panel was con- fronted by mystery challengers picked from the stu- dents and well-known townsrpeople. The entering ot a decorated car in the Toyland Parade by the class, and being guests at a party given by the Seniors were some extra-curricular ac- tivities enioyed by the Class of '57, This year ot activity ended in the moonlight at the Junior-Senior Prom, Through the hard work of the industrious Juniors, the Prom was a success, a party long to be remembered. Sal Martinez president- Joe Ortiz vice-presidentp Kathleen Cerner SeCretaryp Dick Butsumyo treasurer' and Peggy Sasashirna c os rep- resentative led the class through a successful year 4 1 S i gd ,sl bi S 5