Sanger High School - Echo Yearbook (Sanger, CA)

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GERALDINE BROWN 1. MCCLENDON Orrtober I, Octobwr 31, 15132 Sunset and evening star And one clear call for me, ' And may there he no moaning at the har VVhen I put Oni, to sea. For tho' from out our bourne of Time and Place The flood may hear me far, I hope t0 see my Pilot face tn face XXYIIUII I Imve cfrossewl the bar. Tennyson - Crossing H1 f' H1m ' November 13, 1915 Ovtubvr 26. 1932 Into my heart's treasury I slipped a coin , That time mxnnnt take Noir thief pnrloin- Oh. better than tho IIIIIIYIIIQ Of 21 gold-crown.-fl king In the safe-kt-ln memory Of a lovely thing. Sarah T:-asdale --- Tim 1 Vniu' ll if ,S .t vllliniiiiiimzmiil it ii lllllllnm Lt fx -x k .I It H! ' ' - 7

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C3300 W TEPEE I TEPEE II TEPEE III TEPEE IV TEPEE V , ,f ' I T? LX X 1 N5 -, L n A Il T .n I Tlllu. ANull!IIIIHIIIMMITMTMIII mmllll TABLE CDF CONTENTS INTRODUCTORY IN MEA'IORIALI FOREWORD THE CHIEFS OFIPICERS THE HUNT SEN IoRs IUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESH ADULT EDUCATION POST GRADUATES THE DANCE ORKIAN IZATIONS I-11-LIGHTS DEBA'FlNl5 MUSIC AGRICULT XIOCATIONAL CLASSES TRANSPORTATION CUSTODIANS THE WARRICRS FOOTBALL BASKETBALL BASEBALL TENTXVIS 'TRACK THE CAMP SNAIJS C.x1,ENnAR IOKES AIIVEI

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FOTCWOYA THE APACHE is the theme chosen for our annual this year, in honor of our school name, and in recognition of the achievement of our athletic teams. In keeping with this idea, We have planned such division pages which typify the Indian life of the Apache, one of our First American citizens, and the modern life of a Sanger High School Apache as he prepares himself for citizen- ship. Thus, as The Chiefs administered the tribal gov- ernment, our school ofiicers uphold the ideals of our high school administration. As The Hunt for game was the primary interest of the trihe, the hunt for know- ledge is the first consideration of our high school classes. As The Dance furnished amusement to the trihal Indian, our activities furnish the entertainment for our high school life. As The Wd1'I'1-0l'5', fought to defend the position and honor of their trihe, our athletic teams tight to acquire a high standing for their school, As The Camp exemplified the routine of the Indian's daily living, the miscellany of our book depicts that part of our school life. That the hook may help to make us all better and more loyal Apaches is the sincere wish of the Iicho staff. 4 i Q l 'lwliillllll XinilmillIllllllllllmgmillllllIllliiiii...