Sanger High School - Echo Yearbook (Sanger, CA)

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Mr. J. C . Shamber(.er August 20, 19S0 And when the stream Which overflowed the soul was passed away, A consciousness remained that it had left Deposited upon the silent shore Of memory, images and precious thoughts That shall not die, and cannot be destroyed. — Willnim W ' oidsH ' orth.

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I We, THF. STl ' DENTS OI-- THE Sancer Un1() Hk.h School, ix appreciation oi- iiKi! i) ice and (,l IDANCE CIVEN TO STl ' DENTS, AM) III.U COOPERA- TION IN CONTRlBI ' TlNr; TO THE SUCCESS OE THE school ' s SOCIAL LHE, DEDICATE THIS ISSl ' E (W THE liciio TO Mrs. Mora YorN(., oi ' r dean oi (,iki.s.

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For© worJ TlIK BEAIITY AND CHARM Ol- THE AXCESTRAI, 7.AN1) Ol- THE EUITOR-lN-CHlEl- ANU THE ART EDITOR HAS I ' RONM ' TEU US TO USE THE JAPANESE IHEME FOR OUR EcMIO. Japan, known as the i.axd oi- the rising sun or the land oh the cherry blossoms , HAS A dainty BEAITY THAT STANDS IN ALMOST DIRECT CONTRAST Willi THE VAST, RUGGED GRAN- DEUR OF OlIR COIINTKY. 1 HE PANORAMA Ol ' JaI ' W is picturesque, and IS DlEl-ERENT 1T(()M THAT Ol- ANY OTHER COUNTRY; EVERYTHING IS IN NnNiAn;RE. The valleys are like patchwork Ol- RICE I-IELDS AND SMALL PLOTS OP TEA. TllERE ARE TINY l-ORESIS Ol- JAPANESE CEDAU, l.Ol-TY SNOW-CAPPED MOUNTAINS AMO ; 11K:|1 FUJI- YAMA REIGNS SUPREME, MANY SMALL ISLANDS, CHERRY BLCJSSOMS, AND QI:AINT TEMPLES. In CONJUNCTION WITH CARRYING OUI OUR THEME, WE HAVE TRIED TO GIVE YOU N ACCUR AIE PICTURE Ol THE YEAR ' s .SCHOOL 1.11 E. ll IIIIS BOOK WILL MAKE YOU HAPPIER AND RECALL MEMORIES EACH TIME YOU LOOK ITIROUC.H IT IN l-UTURE YEARS, WE SHALL l-EEl, THAI ' OUR PUR- POSE IIVS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED. TllE Si l I .