Sanger High School - Echo Yearbook (Sanger, CA)

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Store Crew These hard workers aim to please as they spend their mornings, noons, and time after school serving the student body. L to R: D. House, R. Olson, W. Wallace, N. Hilde- brand, S. Jonigian, A. Gist, Y. Clifford, M. Armstrong, J. Avera, R. Wood, C. Mead, J. Helser, E, Spencer, C. Armstrong. was-:zu Q MR. KENNETH PADEN presents a pictured demonstration to his cadets, how to operate a rifle sling. MR.FRED MacDONALD, who took Mr. Duckhorn's place at the semester, corrects the mistakes ot one of his typing students. He also teaches Consumer Education and Business Low. MR. LYN STEWART, who is the veteran agriculture instructor, studies the corn beetle and its method of destruction. School Store Activity- Store crew member Carol Armstrong waits on two prospective customers at the Sanger High School store. Zafze ..,fi ZZ'2acmclS

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7784, eewea ffiflw 740afg- can eww Miss Ellen Baxter and Mr. Wayne Booth, our vice principals, carry on their duties of aiding Principal Chaney, keep- ing attendance records, and acting as counselors for students. Mr. Booth will succeed Mr. Chaney as principal next school year. The Board of Trustees, handling one af the biggest iobs of Sanger High with- out pay, is concerned with the welfare of our school. Some duties are to repair and supply the school, and to hire the needed employees, During the past years, it has been in charge of our school expansion program-the new shape band buildings--bus garages-and ex- panded campus. Miss Ellen Baxter, vloan ot girls, anrl yice piincipa Wayne Booth examine the ahscnco rocorrl lilos, Oui Eoarfl ol Trustees discuss some serious liusiness Th-:xi are L to R: G. Aye, E Estc-s, C Edgar T. Erickson, and F. Preuss. Piinripal C. R. Chaney looks up momentarily from his liuey 5LliC'lLllC of wuili. Principal C. R. Chaney terminates his thirty-second and last year at Sanger High School in a few days. The first six years he was o music teacher. Besides his regular school duties, the supervision of the expansion program, which has added many new buildings to Sanger High, has presented additional duties and problems for our administrator. Enthusiasm and efficiency , have been two chief characteristics of her leadership. Mr. Rex Tyner will be the superin- tendent for all schools in Sanger starting in July. 1