Sanger High School - Echo Yearbook (Sanger, CA)

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W. We is-S Unusual year brings forth two salutaforians with equal scholastic records. L. to R.: Ako Yamane, salutatorian, Judy Bertelsen, voledictorian, Dora McConnell, salutatorian. Life members of CSF attained gold seals on their diploma. FRONT ROW l to r, Miss Woodford, advisor, Peggy Sasa- shima, Jean Del Carlo, Kathleen Gerner, Mrs. Crosby, adviser.. SECOND ROW: Eugene Kuzirion, Bruce Potter, Joyce Miller, Ako Yamane, THIRD ROW: Mitzi Dio, Georgia Yokota, Keiko Yamane, FOURTH ROW: Charles Ginise, Dora Mc Connell, Judy Bertelsen, Jim Maddox. Senior Scholars Rate Top Honors Highest achievers in their respective fields received Bank of America Awards. FRONT ROW l to rs Judy Bertelsen, liberal arts, Peggy Sasashima, social sciences, Nancy Arm- strong, art, Dora McConnell, fine arts. SECOND ROW. Georgia Yokota, languages, Ako Yamane, science and math, Mona Cox, business. THIRD ROW: Lloyd Takahashi, mathe- matics, Don Scheidt, agriculture, Bob Ebel, industrial arts, Myrna Roberts, home economics.

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Seniors Sponsor Career Day On career day one of the many business establishments visited was the Sanger Telephone Co. .ggi LL4. Good training for the responsibilities of adult life was the mock election sponsored by the Senior class, E w.. www: ' xv W Q' let! Refreshments as well as dancing were main attractions of the Senior-Junior Party. Seniors took first place in the Toyland Parade with this float entitled Santa Goofedf'

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Juniors Successfull Solve Year's i ir Problems Of all The classes in school, The Junior T., class is by Tradition one of The most active- lg- wiTh The most problems, The main problems were The assembly, The choosing of class J' svveaTers, and The Prom. l-lovvever, This parTic- ular class had another problem, Its first H elected presidenT, Denny Metzler, resigned '- and The class had To elecT another pres- ident, December was The scene of The Senior- Junior ParTy and The Junior's decorated car f .,4' lr T li . H . .3 I x W F 1 r T H7 Y F 1 in 32 in The Toyland Parade. Later in The year lj' T 1 K Ei ui fi 4 ,T I 46 il T D .if -X I l 'r N 1 N I The class problems were solved as they fl: presented Their assembly in April, finally chose The class svveaTer, and solved The May Prom problem with wonderful music, scenery, .- and refreshmems. . x X l w . H-fl' .. 'i These are The Teachers who advised The Juniors Through The year. FRONT ROW l To r: Mrs. Saxon, Miss WoodTord, Mrs. Dayton, Mrs. Crider, SECOND ROW: Mr. Everett, Mr. Wahlstrorn, Mr, Brune, Mr. Day, Mr. Haroian. XX T af Til Junior ol'Ticers for SS are TOP: Johnnie STeinerT, president Pat Kyler, vice-president. MIDDLE: Nancy Gilgert, treasurer, Ellen Sekirnofo, secretary, Virginia Forus, class representative. BOTTOM: STan Mason and Judy Quindt, yell leaders, SQHM es.1 '! ,vi