Sanger High School - Echo Yearbook (Sanger, CA)

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CompleTing his 3OTh year aT Sanger l-ligh, six oT Them as Teacher, Principal C. R. Chaney has esTablished an enviable rec- ord, characTerized by eTTiciency and pru- dence. Through hours OT planning and worlq This pasT year on Mr. Chaney's parT, a new Social Hall and STudenT Co-op were pro- vided Tor The school. Along wiTh This he spenT hours conTerring wiTh The Board oT TrusTees and archiTecTs in an eTTorT To speed up The expansion program which will give The school Tive new buildings. Since becoming principal in l925, Mr. Chaney has wiTnessed vasT changes in San- ger l-ligh. The enrollmenT has increased Trom 375 To 735. The maior parT oT The presenT building was added in l928. ln i936 our presenT gymnasium was builT. The beTTer educaTional reTorms inTro- duced inTo The school by lvlr. Chaney, have given The 2400 Sanger l-ligh graduaTes since i925 a sound educaTional ToundaTion. This has been a deTiniTe TacTor in helping build Sanger inTo The modern repuTable communiTy ThaT iT is Today. Surely, Tor This unique record, Mr. Chaney has earned Trom all oT us, The hearTiesT oT congraTulaTions on his 3OTh ANNIVERSARY. Your Wise Leadership l-las Benefited S. U. l-I. S. Mrs. lvlarie Keeler and lvlr. F. A. Bredon, celebraTing Their respec- Tive 6Th and 24Th ANNI- VERSARlES,arewell lcnown To all sTudenTs as busy vice principals. Besides b e i n g parT Time Teachers, Taking care oT aTTendance and malce- up cards, and aiding Prin- cipal Chaney in his ad- minisTraTive duTies, The vice-principals were al- ways willing counselors. AcTing in This capaciTy, They helped many a sTu- denT solve problems per- Taining To his privaTe or school liTe. By doing This The vice-principals had a share in shaping The char- acTer oT The TuTure men and women oT The com- muniTy.

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f Q. e.Q3 N ART AND MECHANICAL DRAWING-f- SEWING AND COOKlNGfMiss Brenda DIANO, VOCAL. AND INSTRUMENTAL-- Miss Jane I-Iicxs and Mr. Harohi I'IiIIon POIIIT and Mrs. Erma Crider have a friend- Mr. Eugene VVahIs or and Mr. DonaId Reqeis rxarrinf sein f as s nuidfr Lv' Ihr, iv Chat before CIass Time. Brooks IaIIc ovnr Ihri giossibiIiIv of a new arI c:I.issss. SPANISH AND LATIN- Mrs. Motu Yonai and Mrs. Isabei dr' Firniian ::Ian Ihr: new i:av's arsriroacn. Song. Cur Knowledge Broadens- Each member' on The IacuIIv of Sanger I-Iigh has mei and surpassed Ihe rninirnunn requiremenfs for enfering The Teaching profession. Mosf Sanger Ieachers have had previous Ieache ing experience, whiIe ofhers are iusf making Iheir debui info Ihe profession. Even so, Ihey have proved 'rhaf Ihey are arnpIv quaIiIied Io pass on Io 'rhe siu- denfs The Ifnowiedge and sIciII Ihev have gained from pasI sfudy and experience. In addiiion Io serving us as Ieachers, our Iaculfv is aIways more Ihan willing Io serve us as advisers, counselors, and friends. BOOKKEEPINC5, SHORTHAND AND TYIJING VJOODCIZAFT METAL SI-IOP AND Ab - Mr. Bfn Lnpir. has inf. .ihirniien of Mrs. RICULTUQE-M', John Lahwi .infi Mr Maefze I-Iencfrs and Miss Mvrfie K'i'q as he Hans I-Iwirs-nn sr'iiIc' as Mr. I-Ierinan Rider, discusses The advanfaqfss of good booIcIreeU- p2 c', I efs Ihrnsqn his qraue boon. ing, Ill ,rg