Sanger High School - Echo Yearbook (Sanger, CA)

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1 ke r rmclj s l Mr. Charles Ross Chaiiey, who this year compleres his sixth year as principal of the Sanger Union High School, is one of the mosT: capable executives the school has ever had. Twelve years ago he came to Sanger from Clovis to head the music department, which through his efforts became one of the moft complete depart- ments in the school, outslanding in the county. During his years as principal he has raised the standard of the school in all departments. In 1927 the taxpayers, realizing the need for a larger and better equipped school, voted a bond issue which made possible the erecftion of our present up-to-date buiidmg. The personality of Mr. Chaney was a great fattor in awakening the citizens to this need and persuading them to vote for the bonds. His success in the administration of our school is due not only to his executive ability, but to his spirit of cooperation and his wonderful sense of humor which has won him many f; lends, both in the school and in the community. The Sanger Union High School is indeed proud to pledge its loyalty to Mr. Chaney — principal, teacher, and friend. V

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U Mt6 ci DoLPHUs Williams, a. b., b. s. Matheiyiatics, Assiliant Vice Principal, Boys ' I ' edcration Chairman. Mrs. Maide W. Henders, b. s. Commercial. Vice Principal, School Calen- dar Chairman. Jllus. v.. R. CHANKY, B. M. Piano, Choru!, Music Feslii al, Operetta. Mrs. Knu H. Crittenden, a. b. Adtdt Education. Mrs. Ri th Dickey, a. b. English, Assembly Entertainment. I okrest a. Bredon, a. b. Biology, General Science, Science Chih, Scholarship Society. H Kc)Li) Hilton Roc.ers Art, Stage Scenery. . Llrl- 1 1 MMERLI, A. B. Orchcllra, Band, Music Festival. I ' rENKX PETTir, A. B. V Home Economics. .Mrs. Helen I. Maloxe, . k. , Con mercial. ' J M iiLii Wendell, a. b., m. a. French, Spanish, Latin. Ij )yD K ' . C ' llORLEY, A. B., M. A. h rflory , Social Science, junior Chamber of Commerce. 10