Sanger High School - Echo Yearbook (Sanger, CA)

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.. , , ,, i , 0,0 A n if leader, Su5sy6Pin'en 'ent 4 K fu ol l A n ' I 2ffimHf2i3kft1QH.2QfrLZfif,f if Works Wit Prirzcrpcil Wayne ,afeargiffgqoidtaeimee peace' ,ezfzf f lygtwgejalgeigqxsgijervjsiowf, Jtuf J are aided l:2yiMiSs Qcgxler, dean , Ofbgifisrfftnafirtunncif fD'ey'Eief+ ' bloyn, ffwlT6 ,cite ,-f 'A . , teidancefrecefetbf, cfrrd Counsel M I siydenls. The commissioners ,ie I striye toward cg-operation be- -f twcenlschotol cmd students. ' ' ' f ,, 4, 1 .... ADMINISTRATION-Mr. Rex Tyneffsuperintendent. of schools, and Mr. Wayne Booth, principal, discuss tlie plans tor our future expansion program. Ii l a ff, 1 P 1 Y J , 8 ,Af,' f Q7 Z c ' ffl Kgs ef! X eczc ers - 3 irizfifc i owczrc if Q efifez' C 100, ADMlNlSTRA'l'lCNfEllen Baxter clean of girls, and Huntley Dayton, dean of boys, compare attendance records. BOARD OF COMMlSSlONlf.RS-These Commissioners meet every Tues- day to discuss and solve school problems. L to R: Nick Papac, come missioner of athletics, Kenneth Ogden, commissioner oi finance, Anne Graiit, commissioner of girls' activities, Gerald Bender, Student Body president, Mr. Wayne Booth, principal, Donna Estes, conirnissoner oi citizenship and attendance, Iesse Rivera, commissioner ol boys' activi- ties, Albert Stewart, commissioner of records and publications,

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The noon rush really keeps tho store crew siepping Naomi Stover iakes advantage oi our well supplied library. Going over their files are Sludssnt Librarians. L io R' Ruth Schneider, Georgia Sheela, Norma Bradshaw, Verna Schietewiiz, Connie Ybarra and Dolores Flores. Head Librarian, Miss E. Spearman gives advice and insiruciions fi fi-ZXICI! hjicps fo fGjLf1'UC fi? fs KXBUIHLGJI' These hard working store crew members serve Lis morning, noon, and night. L to R: N, Stover, M M IH- ter, A Iarahlan, M. Pinedo, F, Kamian, H Garcia H. Coffey, K Ogden, B Diiienbir, I Handiian, Grcany. I. NINE

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7 N wwf J t o s'dent's ' to n c Wee lyassem- - JO , bli oo ' ed t e ents in ' ou o e school 1 bs Y ff I G L ,- e VI' ' rl J nrtor in r di ' order ' e . 1 S I F e ' the-.v iii h ' t p' 4 .la ' a o , I pcrid group ot community men, serv the b st interests of Sgng- i hb p vi 'ng ' ' n o ,h' ee - ed im l cti choo expdnsron progra . Their wise supervisio of the expo! sio sb X, gr .Of OO ' O1 E- ie, c - J n e s , d b C1 n r , ICI -v O, Se oul t 1 nd r ve n , 0 C tion e is now in progress. 4 , V, I I I. I BOARD' OF TRUSTEES-The Board of Trustees has TUGUY 1mPOYTGfli, 5511001 r0blems to discuss. TOP ROW L to R: Secretary Siazence Edgar and Presi- dent George Aye. BOTTOM Row: Everett Estes, Paul Grriiith, andferdinand Preuss. I Qdrtfk- CITIZENSHIP BOARD-Concentrating on the moni- toring system in the halls are L to R: T. Flores, A. Grattt, Mrs. Ione Hansome, adviser, G..Bender, D. Estes, G. Green, I, Clark, Y. Rivera, F. Qcsey. . STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT-President Gerald Ben- der pauses from his busy rounds of leading the Sanger High Student body.- 1 N ' . 7 w X-ge ,-g- Ojfzey gale ffze Cgvfczzzs 7 Doe i2!!o1U ELEVEN