Sanger High School - Echo Yearbook (Sanger, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 294 of the 1977 volume:

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A group of pretty girls who also were very talented. Sports Banquet . . .... . The Apache Boosters once again feted the fall sports men and women with their tradi- tional banquet. FSU Coach Jim Sweeney spoke at the banquet and kept his eye on a couple of Apaches for his FSU squad. TheSocHop......... The '5O's all the way. The Fonz was there , ,. so was the Teen Angel. Tom Merlo and Jennie Richmond were named The Fonz and Teen Angel. The Senior Stomp ..... Good-by l977 . A traditional dance that was designed to give the student body 'one more fling' Spring Week ......... The countdown begins. Spring is officially ushered in with a week-long celebration, lt's all down hill from here on. Graduation is getting close. Powder Puff .......... The Studs vs the Puds. A scoreless tie. The Seniors were bigger and stronger and had twice the number of players, but the Ju- niors weren't intimidated and 'claimed a victory' even though it was a tie. Odds-n-Ends . . . . . . . . . We focus on some of those 'Little' Activi- ties that 'Just have to be mentioned'. Able covered them with his camera and at- tempted to tell it 'Like it really is'. , .gf ,. , . 1, ' ,I J an w-A My 0 u U ls, VVS 5 9. J' , - v Q , c 'ue ,K , E ' ,iff -' N1 21' .4 ' :F-L-' .AJ S . - 0. of 1 up. . , '37 . 4- -- -'. , . 1 'bla SY M' !.'.f' s ' , EJ' X. I J. ' ' f T 11 ,ax ff ' 3 ' X s ' 'Glu ' '3 1 -'flvif' 8 ' A b,'e' it -, ,v 3. x. 1 ?.,,, Qii I -,J,P'z C l?V..'rf!50 I QXUI-. -'V M L.. Queen I ulie Burrows 1976 Royal Court Mary Lou Bustos and Richard Cantu Ninie Nury and Steve Ramos Mary Lou Padilla and Gabe Padilla Donna Ortiz and Sam Bernal a 'W 55 9 9 1 4' fx mg, La? 5 W ui A T :lk A SAE .vx ,..... PM I 4.3, K' Q g .Ax A ,JS 'va V' rw - rx ,- E? fi LW AK 'Q O6 If 'ff V vq, N 3,0- I 2- f Qhrigtmgs Ball '76 Kip and Dora present A White Christmas Q Queen Lori and King Steve Christmas Royalty Seniors: Steve Karmann and Lori Bagdasarian Iuniors: Curt Bender and Miclti Gee Sophomores: Charlie Mugrdechian and Kathy Alvarado Freshmen: Ioey Gutierrez and Iudy Michigian W? '- ' 1 Qi ,f ,N 4 My .-in 'jx ' ' ' K ' 5 , 'aw rv .. , Q n'P L 62, .., X as y V L K, , H . 'W . ak ' Wg. ' A 'W X ' .' - ,T ' 1,5 4 + 1: M Pia. - 'I v Vi, ' 3.',' 5' ' -swf-xg, In W Q ,. gf an A XYZ h Al f. ty if gr 4. X in A X -' 'ff mv f K' L, all 4 Q , F9 If if v Q ,x v .K asf 'A :fau- . ' A k ,A . I x 9. - - ' 5, , -. ' ',,, h .. ,2.:, Q M. A I x 1 , K ,. V y 4-,wi ' X ' lin 'fx ,V ni. f- h A X A 1 4 E ? A VM, . g 2 14, if L mix, M ' X ' X ,rin fs-' fx Q bi K , -I s. ,Q 'V' g 4 2- 1 M . ' ' , 1 f K Q 1 Q VU , , n ' , v f ,C ki ,171 Kr, - ii N A -. MP'-mf X ' 1 34 Wu y Commissioner Ninie Nury Cheerleaders Iuli Burrows Diana Hazelton Karla Hogue and Sharon Hazel bp Girls Kathy Busch Mary Hall, Ioanie Scholar Val Villalobos Karen Welch Ianis Kurihara, Ianet Hazelton and Micki Gee The 1976-77 Mascot Cheerleaders. Pep Girls f ' Lon Iordan and Mascot in , 113 L 53? i ' x 'WYXIL' W 'iq .Tx gf in .-. ,M ., if filggf :ww +,'?., ' QVSY sY'L' lie. mae '-Wit ,Q lx X 3 Y! As .J Ulf W Wa 19... if X . S Apache Rallles The Apache Rallies WERE a little bit bigger this year and were a whole lot better. Ninie Nury and her Rally Commission members are to be complimented for their outstanding job that did require a great deal of time and effort, The only problem was that they were iust a little bit short. The Apache football squad provided the basis for the spirit and the entire community was 'caught up' in their quest for the Valley championship, It seemed that everyone got into the act. Some of the biggest and toughest football players showed their adaptability as they attempted to prove to the student body that anyone could be a pep girl or cheerleader. They didn't. They proved that they were better football players than they were pepsters. The SHS pep girls were also 'No. l' and they have the trophys to prove it. The cheerleaders also won their share of trophies and our mascot was also rated 'No. l' at the summer camp competitions. The rallies were fun and each Friday they set the stage for that evening's game. v Ci Q l ' Hi.. ' .ef . S - - an sg. . Y.: ,wal , .5 Q. -3 I Y ,J P ' ,.Qi5 ii ' ' gil. Ai I- L.,-' Li T . 1 - J ,f ,ws 9-1 g 'H' .qw et. 1 Ns.-5 7 F' f' ar ' 'Q VP! 330 .4 F .v,.A at, .f..,x - . -V..-f v gvJ 'f H lk,-5. I Ax 1 N WX? i. in Q '31 12 ISU' Vs L , -L... . N- , 1 If V Yefibgxlr J 'Q' we 'uk ua .12 3 5' -.. ffh ,f- X x ifii 'fig ,- rlfkv- acilff: 4 5' 2 EF , Ioanle Valene as .Si ww? - j ,,,. - 532' 5 3 3 ,jk . h 5.1 '34 'ma g, . Yi? V 1 . 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Cal Poly EXPERIENCED TEACHERS WITH A FRESH APPROACH ,gg Q 9 0 H ,P AUGIE CALDERA English AB ..,.. Fresno State JOHN CANADAY Auto Shop AB ..,,, Fresno State BRYON CHARLEBOIS Art AB ..... Fresno State ERMA JEAN CRIDER Home ec AB ..... Fresno State BETTY CROSBY English AB ..,.. Son Jose State MA.,,..Fresno State Sanger High Faculty: DEDICATION ABOVE AND BEYOND i ...P ik Y, -7 .0 r QW ., 'QR 'ma 4 x ogy K xt!! N WAYNE CROSBY History AB ..... Scufhem California JACK CULPEPPER Agriculiure BS ,.... Fresno Sfafe MA ..... can Poly JOE COSENTINO Agriculiure BS ..... Fresno Sfafe WALT DeMANTY Crafts AB ..... Fresno State NEIL DEMPSEY Mufh AB ..... Chico Skzfe GORDON DEITZ Math BS ..... Dickinson Stove DAVE DODSON Social Studies AB ..... Fresno State JAMES DUCKHORN Business BS..,..Fresno State MA ,... .N. Colorado U BILL EVANS Business AB, ..,. Fresno State JOE FLETCH ER German AB. ..,. San Jose State WILETTA FRITZ English AB ..... Fresno State ART GAETA Foreign Lang. AB ,.., .UCLA BOB GILLIES Math AB, ..., San Jose State JIM cassson wood shop BS ..,.. Southeostem State MA ..... Southeastern State SCOTT GRENZ History AB ..... Son Jose State GARY GUSTIN English AB. .,.. Fresno State '!.'. JAN MABRAY English AB,,.,.Fresv1a State NISH HAROIAN PE AB,..,.Fresno State GLEN HENSHAW History AB. ,... Fresno State DIANA HERRERA Spanish AB ...,. Fresno State VINCE HOWIETI' Art AB,,.,.Fresno State JAN HUNTER PE BS ..... Fresno State WILLIAM JAIME Band BM ..... Texas A 8- I M.ME ...., University of Colorado Sanger High Faculty TEACHERS WHO DO A LOT OF TEACHING CAROLYN KAMM History AB ..,., Fresno Slale LOUIS KURZ English AB ..,.. Pasadena College WlLL LAEMMLEN Science BS .,.., UC Davis RICK LEETCH Science AB ..... Fresno State BEVERLY LINDER PE AB..,..Fresno State LAVERN LOTSPEICH Mafh AB ,.... Nebraska State MS ,.... University of Oregon DENNIS MAGNONE Social Sfudies AB.,..,Fresno Slate ll6WCOMEg MYKIND ' NEYERGETS TOEATOFF -S55-mger Hlgh Faculty TEACHERS WITH A PURPOSE 'Wim A Q.. s. :SAB Q KENNETH MARCANTONIO Hlsiory BS Fresno Stole BUCK MARTIN Social Studies AB UCLA DAVID McENTEE Science AB Fresno Stale JIM McKITRICK Business B5 Fresno Stole DEAN NICHOLSON Math AB Nebraska Stole MA Colorado Stole CAPT NICK NICHOLSON NJROTC AB Oberlin College KENNETH PADEN Dnvers Educcmon AB Fresno Stole JOHN PARKS H :story AB UCLA IDA PARROTT Englnsh AB Fresno Slove RAMON PECINA Sponlsh AB Fresno Stole . Huh Mm iw? 'f A in sw , ,L .2 mls 1 3,4 ' 1 , , i 5 1 1, QV? QQ, Q! 'i 7. . ,. X 'ffxif' is 1 C Qu my Mm 5 242 , ,L . .L Q -1 ,V ...Q W -W -ax H 3 155' Q , ' W 5? ,I ,, K .W Lg-ff QW' Q1 I r 1 1 1 3 .f I ' 3 I T MQ xi xr A A 1 X f I gh? X X v 5 1.4 ' X5 mAhT rf xm'- 1 m N ' W V U- vi' 1 MCQNZ ,. . . ' KENNETH SIMPSON English AB .... ,San Diego State SHIRLEY SLUSHER English AB ..... Fresno State SHIRLEY SPARKS PE AB. ..,, Fresno State GERALD STEARNS Industrial Arts AB ,.,.. Fresno State MA .,.., Fresno State JEAN STEUART Home Ec AB..,..Fresnc State BILL SPZOR Metal Tech AB ..,,, Fresno State NANCY SZYDELKO Home Ec BS....,CaI Poly ROY TANIMOTO Business BS ..... Fresno State TRACY TERZIAN Social Studies AB.,...WiIIameIte Univ. J .Jr fi , 4 q Zak 'ff - .. 4 , ya q,.i.,gf Tl., , 1 ii ' af Y ,Hi . if W ,I g. fir r 3 ff' g . 'Y s X4 4 'ni ': 1 ' 'max' - rf ' iv .of co M 513- 1 Q 'I 5. 1 4 ' .Ss w sg. swf' x ' 2' Q af f sfi' , 5 f 4 K ,Qu Y :fa I VE 1 G E1 Wi' A gi I, 4 I E .px l A nv Our Special Faculty THEY REALLY RUN THE SCHOOL Y 4-1- y , E Wiz 5. SECRETARIES Back Row-leH to right: Maureen Palsgaurd, Marlene Scroggin, Thersa Duarte, Vera Rogers, Mari Ann Torres, Helen Disen, Lorene Crulhfield. 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W. .f' je? is W3 4., Kb? wtf . 22 Freshmen........... The 'little people' on campus. lt only took the members ofthe 'Class of l980' a few weeks to adiust to high school status. Within a few weeks they knew what was going on. They had the faculty figured out and under control by the end of the first quarter. They were in awe ot the Seniors for only a couple of days, they didn't know what a Junior was and they simply ignored the Sophomores. They won the spirit competition during the assemblies simply because they had more spirit than the other classes. The class selected Luis Rodrigues, Dee Puente, Sharon Kanc- gawa, Kathy Harrigan and Judy Michigian as their leaders. Sophomores . . . . ..... The members of the Class of 1979 were in an enviable position. They now had a class to 'look down upon', they didn't have the responsibilities of the Juniors and Seniors, and they had the ability to keep on top of everything. They had a fine corp of offi- cers in President Ivan Hernandez, Vice President Cathy Padilla, Secretary Kelly Brown, Treasurer Robbie Tanaka and Rep- resentative Ruben Munoz. Their cheer- leaders were the winners of the class com- petition as they consistently demonstrated that they were as good as anybody. Wait until we're Seniors, then we'll show you how to run a school was their unde- clared motto. Iuniors.............. The Juniors. The Class of 1978. A most energetic class. Jeff Parker was a hard- working president and kept VP Eric Jensen, Secretary Carol Metzler, Treasurer Gina Houlgin and Representative Steve Salazar busy throughout the year. Karrie Hirni, Diane Rico and Dawn Dewolf were the class cheerleaders who were in charge of class spirit. The Junior-Senior Prom was the Hilight of their year and they presented one of the best ever proms, All in all it was a year of waiting for the Ju- niors. 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W., S ,fx xg K , . r 'ei l wyrielr, sesene vumrrrme, Beverly varrrmolq, mnrirrrr vlserrn, .lerrrrrry vw, lerr vw, Kellre vwrrg. sleyerr vrr, clrrrrrarre zreynle, Javier Camera-shy Sophs Alba, Alvaro Alba, Armando Alvarado, Albert Alvarado, Roy Arias, Juana Baisdon, Jim Bernal, Joseph Blancas, Maria Cabrera, Ramona Calderon, Leticia Caldwell, Jeff Cardona, Javier Carrillo, Catherine Carter, James Castellanos, Espera Castro Gerardo Chave Lucllle Chavlra Jesse Coronado Manuel Crum Sebrlna Cruz Nancee Delo Cruz Loretta Del o Rachel Dixon Rhona Domlnguez John Estrada Mary Freeman Stanley Galloway Rannle Galvez Llnda Garcia Abrahan Garrison Jll nz Garrison, Laurie Gillespe, Dave Gomez, Jose Gonzales, Arthur Gutierrez, Bernardo Herndon, Kim Hinaiosa, Eliezar Howard, Melody Howard, Tim Humphrey, Tommy Huss, Debra Hutsell, Michael Jiminez, Victor Johnston, Ann Lopez, David Lopez Tlm MaCDonell Sharon Machado John Martinez Frank Mendletta Esther Molina Callstro Montelongo JoAnn Montes Diana Morales Letlcla Moreno Arlene Morris David Nelson Danny Olveda Ofella Orozco Armando Ortega, Jovlta Ozuna Timothy Partida, Mario Perez, Alicia Perez, Gavino Puentes, Sylvia Ramirez, Agustine Ramirez, Lorraine Ramirez, Manuel Ramos, Lydia Reyes, Anna Reyna, Frances Rodriguez, Stella Roias, Esperanza Rose, Gilbert Rossi, David Salazar, Adrian Saldana Mlnerva Sandoval Randy Scheldt Rhonda Silva Frank Stoeckel Tom Tedarla Tlmmy Torres Remlglo Travis Pat Vargas Rosendo Vela George Vogel Jim Whlte Debbie Woodruff Rlchard Wooten Blll serrrlrerlrrrra, larlly sperrgler, rorrr spiller, cnrrrrre spenrr, rrrrely srrrley, very., Stnndlee, lrll sreerrre, cheryl sfrrrflerr, lelrr. slryenrrr, ueberr relrerrrelo, Gary rerrrrlrrr, Rr-,berr rerrrrrrr, xrrrerr rrrermr, Nrrrnlle nrorrrmrr, Thomas road, sreprrerr rorrer, neyrrl Torres, Drone rrryrrr, sylvan rreyirre, Abel rreyrrra, lore rrmle, Mem urerrr, Robert urllrer, Prsrrrelr Urublo, Jem.: vrrlaer, Arrrrirreer vclerrwele, Allserv vrrlerrrrrele, srerr verqrler, Arrrrrlfe vallrrfqrre, rerew villelazm, vulerre villrrrrrrerrr, clrrreeuu vrllrrrreel, lerge vanree., Gregory welrefrela, Guy walker, cnlyrrr waiver., Nrrrrey wrrrrrer, Amr. wrrrrerr, llrrerle wmlrrrrr, aruee warm, aruee wlyelrrrel, Arrrrene wlrerrel, lsrrre wlllrre, orrry walmrr, scrrare 9355 my ,Q I wx M 4 xx,- f W. f '?e if N., K v 1 ,iii 1 'HN X - s E. if W ff- its ew. gs . tw, ,ff--L. ,W .., Iunior Officers w-6, Officers President - Ieff Parker VP - Eric Iensen Secretary - Carol Metzler Treasurer - Gina Houlgin Rep - Steve Salazar Cheerleggerg Karrie Hirni - Head Diane Rico and Dawn DeWolf 1 x , , wt 5 ? 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Pwv Copeland, Mxminl cum, Mm Cowninhc, Kathleen cmw, Tofua cm, Hwy Cm, Margie cm, sum c-my, maria cuem, nm. cw-Wm, sm' num, nn umm-iw-, slum. smile. Jw owing, Muvsrilu swim, xumlm D. Lg. cfm, mm., D. Lu cm, mmm 1 Yi 'Ev 1 15. kfvj lx-, X , K wx . 1 S-. 5, ' ' f f ff . .! -X,f X -. K. x, W4 'N 8 l W 'P JJ' , l A - 55, fi.-Q.. Class of 1978 'Big Shot' Iuniors dominated by seniors calm, Munn emu, lzsmlllu Gee, wg cn, Mickie omfy, seem. sms, sms Gilmore, Eric amz, mlm' scum, samuel sm.-les, scrum comm, mlm ow-mln, Epifullao cmmlu, Samuel oomlu, sandy cfm., sl.: sugary, ml.-llef ouaprdo, Nadi omle, Morin oulaem, malalqmlq null, sown., mm, :oben nam, Nm Harvey, Amen, mul, slum neamn, willlcm umm, news Hmm, lon amass, Amen Hmml, Emilia llefl-man, Mun Hemmau, Joshua rlemmau, lui, nemmm, Mum rlemaon, Kelly Hmm, Danny Hmm, William Hinlm, ml Nimi, Kunie Mm, Linda Holguin, Gum nmll, wry m-mn, Greg Hudson, Rouen Hume, Domings nmaclm, salsa.. ng, mlm lmleldo, me 7 .2 , .gg fs Yr 'Www .QKN Q x J If 4 -.. 1 1 1- xx f YW Sf: if , f g A rsffa ma Rx Nl M: if if 1-W '35 ' 'Y' 5 it 'fs VJ! 'K n-l ' ...aw-'U Y 3 J? T' -fl Mx 'f vi 3 Q' F EI n. r 7 I 4 4.-A-4 W 4 X k x Mx fa . 1 ,. ., -yy 7 -- tm X ili . A ,e 1 Class of 1978 Iuniors claim 'Best Class Ever' title Mdqwz, Sylvia Mmoquin, mem Mmm, Lindsey mmm, nmu Mwim, Joh.. Mmim, 1-mn Mu-vim, nobeno Msn-M, xmas Mamma, wgsnsq Mmwmga, K..-vy Mmm, casey Mgclqm, Km.. M:NeiIlie, Mmiqnne Mammm, cmmm Mew, Mama. Mein., Tina Mmm, meds Ms-am, emma Mefwao, Mary mera, nanny Mme, nw. Mem., ww. Mohler, Carol Mmsm., amid Mmm, rw, Mmm, may Motley, xeny magna, .lam mam, ml ummm-gs, norm Mmm., :grain Maw, Mm Mmm, calm. Mmm, cfm.: Mofaln, Diem Mmm, Mmsmw mmm, sylvaq mules, new Mum, Muna Mmm, Mm Mmm, wwf mmm., Nm Mmmbodef, Ruben Munllo, mm Mum, Dario Mym, Li-aa Nuiuu,Javio1 Nawm, amvsnq New-, sum 1 sf kr vTx Q9 A 1 f? I 2 flee li? ? ,L- yr? . I 2. f. .93 gf ' 1 nf A x , Se , fig, X Class of 1978 Ir.-Sr. Prom hi-lights junior year r , 'V' 1 . Q w. ,Vx HARRY- ruvmenu Q and-agm, Lupe nnaigm, L-alma nusngm, Maru mmm, mn-.el mngm, Roben mf-gm, sum.. Rowman, num nw, nn, Ruiz, Mavic nmagaun, nz.-mu sf-law, wad sqlmf, srepm scum, mf. swam, omg. swim, amino smbm, om: smemm, clwrfen. scneaav, MMAM. sd-maaegqll, ummm swim, Jw. scwqv, Laurel sm, nm smmaq, usdwfa seam., jesse smfaf., ravens. swam, ma.. swam, uma sr.-muslim., Mmm smnmn, my so-gum, Jmm sawn, nm Silva, Elidc Sihu, Juan sawn, Marybelle sman., Andrew san, umm som, silvau scams, any smnw-, Era: Sow. Joe spmw, bay swm, M spaenw., Alan spam, umm. spmywfy, xamumly swam, wane. sm, Nm sfmnm, Philip swam, crm: 111 rquemo, Loi, raw, Numa ra-dw, sow. rw-ara, stem rmiwwa, James rms, Mum rest., Lua mm, cymitaq Thomas, Men. no-mm, ima. ramen, sum num, Johnny rims, Inez rum, Mme: Torlli, Maria 5, -. Tu nw, Num vermin, Rosemary Valentine, new vtmmlu, Morro vomit., ammo vqsqm, me vena, cure, vermin, Howard vuwm, mit vw, miss Came Alvarado, Guadalupe Alvarado, Harvey Alvarado, Juanita Anderson, Sandra Arenas, Javier Armstrong, Randall Ashmore, Torri Austin, Mary Bdrer, Nomta Bell, Daniel Branic, Ladonna Brown, Debra Bruce, Richard sun, Rouen Canales, Soveyda Castillo, Ricardo Castillo, Richard Cates, Brenda Clifford, Wallace Conley, Lee Coronado, Lydia Coronado, Ruben Cromeenes, Patricia Dervishian, Greg Esqueda, Donna Estill, James Fraiio, Diana Garza, Francisco Garza, Ray Gomez, Ruben Gonzales, Maria Gonzalez, Diana Gutierrez, Richard Harrison, Floyd Hurtada, Kenneth Juarez, Daniel King, Deborah Kinsey, Richard Lokey, Tamara Lopez, Daniel Lazano, Marie Luna, Rafael Manriquez, Mark Martinez, Prisilla McClung, Gregory Meloth, Doug Moglia, Trent Malano, Florence Montoya, Richard Morales, Patricia Mulligan, Evelyn Munoz, Irma 4 ,we , 1,3- Qxb. -' ra-shy Iuniors Murillo, Paul Myer, Melissa Neal, Michael Ortega, Richard Paiz, Natividad Pena, Rogelio Perez, Cynthia Petrie, Terry Portillo, Juana Quintanilla, Rolando Rangel, Janie Rangel, Josephine Robles, Manuel Rodriguez, Hector Rodriguez, Manuel Rodriguez, Mario Rosas, Emie Salinas, Lewis Sanchez, Elizabeth Sanchez, Rebecca Santoya, Reynolda Segovia, Juanita Serra, Constantine Silvas, Deborah Sosa, Diana Staneart, Louis Stovely, Harriett Story, Keith Stravely, Harriett Stuckey, Floyd Stuthers, Catherin Tatum, Michael Trevino, Genara Troup, Kelly Valleio, Victor Velasquez, Olga Villanueva, Delia Walker, Darrell Wood, David Verrmllnon, Dennis Vuzello, Alben V I oe nagmel, 1 vilumwl, muy.. vilwwwl, Mmm valumml, Mm-uf ware, Mm wew, Lan, weld-, Kem. wufem, Harold wqmmn, Any.. wnm, been wmfw-, :oem wills, came, wanw., Pmfzfia w.lm, crm: wnm Ge sa , fa warm, nmaeu WOYVDYI, Kuff xq.1,1uw-Q f X vmmun., new Q Q vomgbswa, Eavlene ., zml-1, me ' zmsq, 1.04.1 zunagq, smug QU' sf N K, ,X be V -Q .. . '1 ' ,V f' f 3 ,b Q 1 A 1 fia- 1 N 4 I Q Z Y 1 3 K Class of 1978 A summer away from 'Senior' status I 4 we O Q K 'vw ,,- . Ns Qwes,.,gm' V I i 5- 3 'Nui 0 it 'QQ ,' Ai ' QI 25,5 it Q 'E sg 5 wwe 5 Q . I z.. 'tie . Cfi .,....,,., 3 5 -can-.-qu., OFFICERS AND CHEERLEADERS ..... Dina Rodriguez was the Class President and found out that running for an office is much easier than being the officer. Much of her Senior year was spent on fund-rais- ing proiects and spearheading them. The Seniors were a good class because they had a good president. MID-TERM GRADUATION ...... Forty-two Seniors exited from Sanger High on January 27. Their studies were com- plete and they now could go out and 'face the world'. Curt Chapman was the student speaker. CSF LIFE MEMBERS BANK of AMERICA WINNERS Here are the 'smart ones'. The largest number ever for life membership in CSF. Randy, Sheryl, Jeff and Micky were named the best in the academic areas and selected as recipients of the Bank of Amer- ica plaques. THE CLASS OF 1977 . . . This years version of the ECHO is dedi- cated to the 'Class of l977.' One could say that all Senior classes are the same, that they do the same thing, at the same time, in the same way that all other senior classes did. This class was different. They were original. This was a friendly class, a competent class, they had pride in them- selves as Sanger High had pride in them. MISSING SENIORS .... Here are the members of the class who are not pictured in the Senior section. For vari- ous reasons we did not have photos of them. Only the photos are missing. Each is still a part of the class of '77. ln a few in- stances we included names of those who are no longer in school. Some moved, some got married. But they were still a part of the class of l977. 116 118 .1 122 142 bw.. , I X,-w a I H ,1 ' RW xi , if it 'fx W'-Gif? ' -1-5 4 ,-vu ., W 3lw..,,, K Ft , , ,aw X 'H' 'F was . . , ,, ,Q V 5' V ' . . All ' 1 ' L' J ,Tiff 'sw wx M ' SMH Mm AEE-in .W . . 'mx 1 LX! 4 W ,, 5 4 gf Zi 'O Pa? , QA . I v. -tu., M56 BQSLLML' W ELGSMWW- ,mw- , 1 1--iq , 4- ' anmpxu-..... ... . . 3 Rf fiiy 5 ' E' , ,, Q 5 Q: My ' -6 f ,, 1 f E , -.,................... ,M 5 wx 5 X A 3 9 CSF Life Members The thirty-four Brightest of the 'Class of 1977' 'L E twin X? gd, President Steve Mindel il sf im s 55 - . 'PN 3 li Vx,-2 M ,. ' AL Thirty-three members of the Class of 'I977 distinguished themselves throughout their four years of attendance here at Sanger High by qualifying for membership in the 'life member' section of the Califor- nia Scholarship Federation. ln order to make this 'select group' the student must have taken the right courses tthose that are especially academic orientedi and have attained high grades in them. ln addi- tion, it took making CSF for a minimum of six semesters to qualify. The thirty-three 'smart' people were inducted into the group during the initiation ceremonies held in the SHS cafeteria in March. At the same initiation ceremonies, the largest group of initiates ever were made members of CSF for the first time. At the initiation, Mr. Dave Masu- moto delivered the key-note address. Mr. Masumoto was able to 'tell it like it is' as he is a recent graduate of Sanger High and the Univer- sity of California, Berkeley. Mrs. Fritz was the advisor of the group and Senior Steve Mindel was the President. Karla Hague Qty Q Dan Dorough Jamie Salt Brian Ferguson Jeannine Lage Debi Jonigiun . ' ' f- Linda Lehman T? , ' ' , R, Steve Mindel 1- f M . 'f , J ' ' 'l Anna Leon 33, Q 1 ' 4? Fe sf Tyler Tharpe f' L 7 Kathy Swanson s, I ' r 0, Jeff Misakian Adrienne Jarrett 'fa' Mi if Nw-it ' X I X , sw, N, . 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A new coach with new ideas and new approaches to the sport provided a very 'unique' year. This was to have been the year but it wasn't. As a team nothing seemed to gell but there were individual accomplishments. The outstanding player on the squad was Karen Frauenheim who was selected to the WYL all-star squad, On the Junior varsity level Coach Dave Mosu- moto led his squad to a second place finish in league play. Outstanding on his squad were Lindsey Martin, Sharon Frauenheim and Jo- lene Little. The Frosh squad played some out- standing matches and served as a training ground for next yeor's varsity and JV squads. ' rr., 9 1i 1 w:? '- ,, . Q , ywv s , ,-.fs , .aw-1.79, V f g , W - if 45 s X1 f 'fs Y ,J ,fe -.fi .misss k i l. . Q- P - gy , gxwx, :gi f fest' 2' 1 Q 5 T . . Sw f ,f ffm Varsity , 5, A f e t ,f . i fl 5 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL, Raw I: Sue Kirschner, Sheri Gerdts, Tracy lrwin and Karrie Hirni. 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Row I: Roger Gong, Kevin Severns, Row 2: Jeff Brown, Phil Campbell, Mike Hamby, Rodney Bray and Ric James Leong, Murray Krum and Kevin Adams, k Duira, 159 Dodson's Apaches comple Varsity l Wlfli , ERP'-75,1 l 55 rf' ,652 Salinas Sandoval 160 The SHS Cross Country squadlwas undermanned this year but that didn't hamper their enthusiasm or their performances. Several Apache runners progressed throughout the season and con- sistently improved their times over the two-mile course. Coach Dodson's squad was led by Lee Sandoval, Marco Salinas and Ramiro Rivera. Dodson Girls, led by medal winner Juanita Maesta, were the WYL's second place club and were awarded a trophy for their efforts. The Ju- nior Varsity runners were also undermanned but turned in credible performances over the two- mile Avacoda Lake course. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY. Gilbert Rocha, Nacho Salinas, Jerry Valverty, Jose Zavalo, Lee Sandoval, Manuel Garza, Ramiro Rivera, Steve Gentry and Victor Moreno. fig ' Salinas - Gentry Moreno 6 . ' 6 'E J N 5411551 ' SANS 'ffl s ' Puls' 'V' n M1512 Sm 52- v Y , , Mc ,. 3 ' 'Tl' ' ,' A, fuss f. Q ARS' -:fav cQ? ' :nlif.'Sr ar. ic -. Vatverty Rocha Zovala Gentry Rivera Garza 1 6 NGC: zs l ffgzg' . , , Bb Eff elf, . 1-fu 5? sk 05550 if Qc its Al 50659 ,xlib tl ll' L sift 5 ,In S If ll K' Ilggag . 4 4 gt W .si . f if , ff' 'T 75 flu x ,f gif? xl! W8 ..f5 we an is tgjflhil Q g Apache Basketball . . . Page 164 Coach Lavern Lotspeich took over the reigns this year and produced a very fine Sanger High Basketball squad. Led by high scorer Bret Bell with more than a 20 points per game average, the Apaches had a 5-5 WYL record. Fol- lowing Bell in the scoring column were Tony Herron and Ralph Lotspeich. Braves Basketball . . . Page 168 The Sanger High Braves found the WYL a little tough as they could only muster one win in their 10 outings. The Braves and first year coach Pat Dempsey were plagued with the third quarter blahs as game after game they lost it in the third quaden Girls' Basketball . . . Page 170 Roy Tonimoto put together an excellent girls basketball team that iust about made it into the Valley finals. The Apache girls, led by Val Alexander and Judy Western finished 2nd in the WYL but missed a playoff spot because of a loss to Hanford in the final game of the season. Apache Wrestling . . . Page 172 Three wrestlers for Coach Nathan Whittington were outstanding this year. Frank Sierra, Ted Torosian and Javier Jaurez consistently turned in fine per- formances and won individual titles in the WYL. All three advanced to the di- visional and valley finals. Frosh-Soph Basketball . . . Page 17 Coach Augie Caldera had a very good squad but it took them a little too long to come around. The club finished fourth in the WYL but at season's end they were on target as they won three of their last four contests. Nick Maldo- nado and Mark Weinberg led the 'little Apache' scorers. Apache Basketball Wmnmg Season: Flrst In A Long Tlme This was The 'year That was' for The Sanger High Apaches as a new coach helped To bring The Apaches along and produced a squad ThaT Turned in a winning record. Coach Lavern Lolspeich after many years as Sanger High's JV menTor Took over The Top spoT This year and led The Apaches To a 5-5 WYL record and an overall record of l5-8. On Their way Through The season, The Apaches won The consolation Trophy aT The Kingsburg Tourney and finished second in The Sanger Kiwanis Tourney in December. Three Apaches finished The season in 'double figures' in The scoring column as Bret Bell hit for 20+ poinTs per game and was followed by Tony Herron and Ralph Lofspeich wiTh 'll.l and l0.'l per game average respecTively. Bell was also The squads leading rebounder and as a resulT was named The squads mosT valuable player. This was o Team ThaT wanted To win, was The com- menT of Coach Lofspeich who went on To complimenT his Team mem- bers for Their husTle and drive. In addirion To leading The Apache scorers, Bell's average was good enough for him To be ranked The No. 2 scorer in The WYL. 'Nh 164 4l. T A R I 8, Q ? I V x uv? 1-.ug . , -sl X, I 1 K .,-MW? Q N 4 I .V , 'fl , J ' L4 A gg, ,rf ff t' VAC nf xii - . 5 ,'N,,,,,, ' V, nn 'W 1 43 I .. , g I ig.. . , Au. 1 .mu ' WR ash 1 , :S-' L X fl S gi X Se' if 'V annpanw Q12 QKFJMG -.53 A ,M Q. 3 ,E 34' 3 JG F' gd? 3 3. .A Q' V5 :Q A A - gf Z , 5 ff WN A. Tl.. wgfffwf , X4 x V54 Q ,K . xv -X .. I'-if K gy W, w 1 wa -HQQJMQXX-3F 7N4sf'Pfj 7 N1 V, 'QSQZEEW K. 'L L .f x ,f ,.. fl K 2533: M' . , . - N ., X! Af' if ri 5-51 ' . MX -Q-X 1. ,z 1, 45- ,, , . KW , . N 5 . p R 3 a rfw xs- f- wy' X- - g -Q ar 2, 4 ex J. K.- 1 PQ fi W 2 ,X ., V. 9 . if ff fi 5? f y l, 9866, WM. 2 c,nNG:,, Qxuspf Qshugfp W MEI? 9 'T' CE x wi' A Girls' Basketball Tanimoto's Girls Finish Second In WYL Play QI 'V The I976-77 SHS girls basketball sea- son was a tremendous success. Coach Tanimoto and his 'girls' iust 'missed' getting into the Valley playoffs. Their l8-5 and 6-A records were good enough for a second place finish in the WYL. Early in the season the girls won the consolation trophy in the San Joa- quin invitational Tourney by defeating Reedley 49-40. Judy Western, Val Al- exander, Diane Macias, Debbie Cote, Colleen Ferrel and Shirley lwai were the team leaders. At left is the squad: Row l. Diane Macias, Dora Leal, Maria Castenada, Sue Kirschner, Shirley lwai and Debbi Cote. Row 2. Vicki Silva, Judy Western, Colleen Ferrel, Sherry Gerdts, Valerie Alexander and Coach Roy Tanimoto. -li T? 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WX f,.5gig i. x L1tt1e Apaches Learn Fundamentals Maldonado Mdfk Weinberg, Mark Shepherd, Tony d Coach Augie Caldera. Coach Caldera's 'Lihle Apaches' posted records of lO-9 and 4-6 This year and a 4lh place WYL fin- ish. Nick Maldonado and Mark Weinberg led The scorers. Weinberg, along with Tony Fidalgo and Maldonado led the re- bounders. The squads leam leader was Louis Hernandez. SKK if ti SPRING SPCRTS YY ............ . . .af N..-.an 'lik' , if Q . Apache Baseball . . . Page Coach Jim Duckhorn once again took charge of the Apache Baseball program led this year by Apaches Tony Herron, Bob Hamm, Gilbert Montelongo, Randy Welch, Johnny Morales and Bob Markland. The squad was strong on defense but a little 'erratic' on offense. All-in-all a strong Apache unit. Braves Baseball . . Page Louis l'lernandez, Kelly O'Brien, Mark Shepherd, Paul Montelongo, Randy Wil- son and Jerry Fino sparked an alert, hus- tling squad for Coach Augie Caldera. Frosh-Soph Baseball . . . Page A strong defensive unit led by Cisco Rami- rez, Rich Ruiz, Joe Gutierrez, Jim Avala and Ron Cruz led the 'tiny Apaches' to a fine season. Apache Track .... Page Coach Dodson had a large turnout this year which was led by Ace Pole vaulter Bi- llie Jack Pierce. Also outstanding for Dod- son were Bret Bell, Bret Datke, Tom Merlo, Diane Macias, Lindsey Martin, Kelly Miller, Carolyn Galli, Mike Miller and Bert Burk. Apache Swimming . . . Page A strong squad. Pre-season contendors for the league title and it came through. The top Apache swimmers this season were Mike Hamby, Janet Gibbs, Robert Ilg, John Lester, Kathy Hutchison, Gretchen Lea and Bobbi Fillippi. Apache Golf . . . . Page The strong Apache golf squad of Coach Gillies was led by the outstanding perfor- mances of Ralph Lotspeich, Tyler Tharpe, Brad Barrett and Mike Murphy. The squad played at Belmont and earned the title of WYL champs. Apache Tennis . . . Page Gail Kirkorian and Nancy Walton led a strong Apache squad. 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Leading the swim squads for Coaches Tif- tick, Szydelko, Hazel and Hasegawa were Janet Gibbs, Kathy Hutchison and Renee Johnson in the girl's division: and Pat Mar- tin and Bob Ilg on the boys side. The top Apache diver this season was Senior Katy Thorne who consistently turned in out- standing performances. This was a 'tough' year for the swimmers as 'practice' was 'tough practice'. The workouts were tiring and exhausting but the results were worth it. As in other sparts, the Apaches did ex- cel. SANGER HIGH FROSHWSOPH SWIMMERS: Row I. Chip Wills, Martin Arnold, Grant Bruegman, Mike Hamby. Row 2. Dan Q f xi A Pierce, William Winiker, Jim Baranowski and Tim Franz, .. ,, M25 , .'l '2 ' w'SVw'.4' 'W - 1 TL, i..3Eyh . K if ' :ri .rye ' a ,xx .filtf If--. lx, ,g I- K4 ,,, -' -e -35 , .xx ' ff' K, x A ' Ml 5 1' 'Q'- X. i ' A .sw . 3 't I l 52' V if f':'gx,-Vg. ' ',f 3 ,A ,, V 5 223-, N a., I, X ,,,. 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Wlsff' by-R' - ' fx? . f , , 4 , 35 2g,:g,w ' Q4 ' X ,' M1 xi 1.5,-. . .- faq--'xx x 4 A , Kim? P E -vp if Q 1 .hx N. Q if awfa 2 J -, N' 1 l'2 r ,Q Mws.,-K H 1 W' Sanger High Clubs Club Advisors Spark Student Interest 9 'Q' U ll-1 PFC n f Q s-N.-4 SANGER HIGH FCA, FFC CLUB: Row l. Chuck Wills, Mott Lopez, Joey Hernandez, Bob Austin, Bob Markland, Dennis Vermillion, Tom Merlo, Kevin Long, Kirk Brown, Kevin Ashford and Rodney Bray. Row 2. Sarah Simonion, Andrea Ohanesion, Cheryl Stearns, Karla Hague, Matt Hedman, Greg Simanian, Kerry Mobley Kathy Busch Tracy Irwin and Mary Hall Row 3 Mr Nicholson Keith Trac Ki Brown Tam Hullencler Robert Su dam T ler Thar e Bob Gonzalez, Calvin f - - - 1 Yr P 1 1 Y 1 Y P 1 Walker and Dean Wilken. Bm erican 1 0 i , 5 , U.: , U Z ...- 210 of if-'-4.42 X yliz X - I -s. vi-Q SANGER HIGH NATIVE AMERICAN: Row l. Harry Perkins, Laura Simmons, Mark Johnson, Mr, Howlett, Theresa Chepernich, Leticia Cuesy and Robert Bert. Row 2. Nancy Simmons, Kathy Harrigan, Julie Randell, John Perkins, Brian Ferguson, Melinda Gonzalez and Joyce Ann Tinoco. Sanger High Clubs SHS Spirit Developed Through Club Activity an r oss of oc' .A in SANGER HIGH LATIN CLUB: Row l. Linda Maldonado, Debbie Schmitgall, Donna Kawate, Karen !VelclZ Jgnis Kurihara and Sara Dyer, Row 2.4Vic Elizondo, Janis Dyson, Beverly Yamamoto, Bob ranc , rlc Jensen, Carolene Haracla, Debbie Cote and Lynnae Plus. Row 3. Richard Adachi, Brenda Deaver, Eugene Tanaka, Ken Cantrell, Matt Hedman, Jason Fife, Sharon Frauenhein, Bridget Hanson, Collen Ervin and Dario Mussa. XXXQ. :A -,egg-1g,eL.3j'p ':flQ,, - ' .ef I , ., .U ,Mu ,, ,,.. ' ' S . ..-....-wwe' Y--, -A ' .. NL,-f-A , K g , if., , .. , SANGER HIGH MOTOCROSS: On Bikes. Bob Gibbs, Jae John Dyer, Jack Paxton and Doug Stephens. Row l . George Knott, Ohnstad, Shawn Wilkerson, Mitch Blakely, Greg Frazier, Blake gy!! I1 212 ,vu--. J .. V- SANGER HIGH ASIAN CLUB: Row l. Alice Takemoto, Sharon Kanagawa, Cheri Sano, Mike Moriyama, Richard Adachl, Butch lkuma, Mark Kawate, Colin Wong, and Nanette Akahori. Row 2, Henry Ohashi, Carol Mayeda, Beverly Yamamoto, Marian Yamamoto, Carolene Harada, Terry Soriano, Gary Takemato, Sherry Hintze, Robert Yamamoto, Wayne Nitta, Steve Young and Elaine Kamigawachi. Row 3, Joyce Adachi, Bruce Nakamichi, Jason Fife, Ralph Kuramota, Kerry Motsunga, Paul Fukuyma, Danny Nakamichi, Pete Ogawa, Steve Morishita, Cathy Nakamoto and Gary Kamigawachi. E E ' . s-',,l.,f fail .. ,., 'gay' Q, ,An , .' - y . Y . x .. . . - ' - n , , f V k 1 A Z. .. 3 fc: .X Y K J .' - 3.-J, ,w ' , - s Q 28: ,' 5 - Wi ' .lm mb .-GS-.4., 1. .. M. , Ng: A1 Y Q 'IK 'ir 1 nf 'fi s ff : 'F'Q 9A t X ,Q 3.25. sv W Vi gk, ,C -,1 3 -I 4, ,ll . .y Qx in Y q V1 1 1 A2 3 'Q 1 1: V D fy x ' J X' 9 ,Na 3 y My y X 2 5, ,ff ' 'ff as 945' ' I G q , ,I 5 .7 K , Q M4 mw- ... ,, 4. 1 . r 25141, - -4 xr. 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' , J an 1, JZ' f I 'Q-B w. , ' 0 xy .- 1 K .gay 5,3313 ' ' 'S nl ,fy ,gggw ..f if? O6- ff X ,f X XG' , S . K9 S ar ff ff, gs, 5 n I bah U! yawn -4 a f, M ' gh M A ffgt . I qw Y' . s 9, f, g+ 5 - fx V 1 154! X yp 'fb x 5551 'Egg-'C' , K 's .nf , !,' . ,rv X Q NE' .,, 3 N, , li , , x Aff, . fm in - H w , U? H ' te' L,!z Y Vw 54 ,PX X -.xm- 1 Jo: f 1 nu , .wr .A bf, f' WN' , I , wx Miki ,W . ' ' H in i 2YI7!3L4ffF B4 y.-, -HQ:-'J fs -Q fs Student Council ....... ASB President Randy Welch was a friendly, competent student body leader. He had the ability to work well with the students as well as the faculty and admin- istration. Student Senate-Court . . The Senate . , . an extension of the Stu- dent Council. Vice President Bob Markland kept his senators busy throughout the year on various student-related proiects. Jeff Misakian and his fellow iudges 'kept the peace'. Echo .... ........... A lot of work, a lot of frustration, but a book that we are proud of. We took the 'candid' approach and decided that many small photos are better than a few large ones. The large staff was supervised by Lori, Pam, and Kip. In addition to the edi- tors-Kim, Candi, Adrienne, Able, Micki, Pam, Beckie and Tami were MOST respon- sible foryputting out this year's Sanger High yearbook. Hi-Lights ............ A iunior editor but a very good one. The top position on the newspaper staff went to Junior Zenaida Gonzalez who super- vised the production of the weekly editions and the bi-monthly KYNO reports. Band............... Another award-winning band. Mr. Jaime and his band once again took superior honors at the music festival. In addition to this, the band participated in several po- rades and competitions and also per- formed at the football games, basketball games and the rallies. Choir............... Another award-winning choir. Mr. Wiens produced another 'superior' choir this year. ln addition to his premier group, he also had his girls and mixed choruses and his smaller elite groups. Drama.............. A new teacher with talent was all that was needed to turn the 'SHS Drama program around. Ms. Linda Bacon was the force be- hind the SHS actors and actresses. In her first year she was able to get the program headed in the right direction. X 1 9 7 6 I 7 7 S f u d 9 I1 1 C O I1 Il C i 1 7 STUDENT LEADERS 3 ze Z , xl , . w- ' .a a ui if at ,S Ak wg I! -13 .ff ff Q 7 'f f f a fkiw L, E R, BUCKANAN-Advisor R, MUNOZ-Soph. Rep. 5. SALAZAR-Jr. Rep. T. CARRILLO-Clubs RKUROMOTO-Rep. , 5 , I -.L . 5 ,y ,. rr ' 1 R. WELCH-President T. THARPE-Sr. Rep. J. MICHIGIAN-Fr. Rep. 1. ADACI-Finance D. MORA-Activities A TIVELY GOVERN SCHOOL Associated Student Body President Randy Welch led a very active group of Student Council members through a very active 1976-77 school year. Mr. Bob Buchanan was the Council's advisor and his room was the site of the daily meetings where ev- erything from exchange days to firecrackers was discussed. President Welch and Vice President Bob Markland spearheaded many Council proiects and proved once again that student leoders can work effectively with their fellow students, faculty mem- bers and school administrators. In addition to their work on campus, the Council worked effectively with city officials and held several ioint meetings with the Recreation Department to coordinate activ- ities that involved both the school and community. The members of the council were effective leaders and Sanger High's I976-77 was a good year be- cause these students were good leaders, J. HERNANDEZ-Rep. B. MALDONADO-Sec, C MURGRDECHIAN-Rep. K. BROWN-Activities B. MARKLAND-VP N. NURY-Rallies D. KINADE-Athletics B. HAMBY-Publicity 1 , ' fi '. .ssl 'ffl ' J r .1 , if 5459 1 ' 1. ff ,-' is 1' IL- 9' 'Wie . ,ig .1 . -1 's.....e ' , Ja. fl' ,. , , .5itf.f.wi nn ,' .3 .si gf, f- . f f X J. MISAKIAN-Safety R, LOTSPEICH-Athletics ,L I in ,Hx 1-W . ., its I new - ff X I M A 1 A 5 JA, 839' fl! 'UG I 5 .S . ,Q A gi-if 61 -nail Y 2' ,X 'V- ' C 3 .1 xr N Q ll l li 4?-15 dl ! ri! 3--X Xf g N xr' I A dr X .E Student Senate Court SENATORS - IUDGES ASSIST COUNCIL THROUGH PARTICIPATION FALL SEMESTER SENATORS Lori Sutherland, Nancy Simmons, Adrienne Franco, Debbie Cortez, Debbie Court- inho, Cheryl Coll, Kelly Miller, Marty Heredia, Richi Strong, Mott Hedman, Nancy Lester, Eric Jensen, Sondra Mendoza, Lora Hazel, Janice Kurihora, Donna Ko- wate, Debbie Schmitgoll, Terri Hawkins, Jane Ogawa, Debbie Cote, Gail Kirk- orian, John Melikian, Blair Hedman, Cindy Guest, Chris Kelly, Barbara Brumm and Kathy Busch. SPRING SEMESTER SENATORS Chris Kelly, Down Deaver, Cindy Guest, Mott Hedman, Rosie Chapo, Barbara Brumm, Judy Western, Dora Leal, Debbie Cote, Lori Sutherland, Dawn Brown, Gail Kirkcrian, Marty Heredia, Janis Kurihara, Debbie Schmidtgall, Donna Ka- wate, Debbie Coutinho, Larry Shapozian, Laurie Vogel, Nancy Simmons, Micki Gee, Beckie Ogilvie, Terri Hawkins, Nancy Lester, Jane Ogawo and Sheryl Cucuk. STUDENT COURT Brian Ferguson, Kevin Sonksen, Steve Young, Sora Dyer, Jeff Misakian, and Sara Simonian. A W H E553 I X A 531 xigi fv ai ,yd X Q' XM . 'S +V' ', VN 3 hir 'iff' ,.1 1 K. ff M 4 4 . -F ' :W ,141 ' ww - , ' 1' WW'-:nv A 6 4 yn xg ww, az be g L Q X 9-XV 'L a QQ: sm .2 Q funn QC has 4 ,f ,1 , N, xx 3 . .., 9 W VV'-www ww i ,Q 1 ,.. tf .VQ 'bf' M-FS , , is , A ,, -4. A Vik- QL 1' A, . ' .f . V tl -'f' Y , Q 4,5 4- ir. K 'SSX' 5' QA-'--. 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Hallaween Dress Up Day Nov. 1-5 . . . . . sus send an Merced Nov. 8-12 . . . . Quarter Exams . . . vnu Nov. 15-19 . . . Apaches dump me Plfelee Nov. 22-26 . . . seek to School Night Nov. 29-Dec. 3 vqmlicn: ale may Dec. 6-10 . . . . Posada oannef Dec. 13-17 . . . Fall Spam Banquet Ian.3-7..... New veere Resolutions Ian. 10-14 . . . Jr, Asvlm veellng Ian. 17-21 . . . Sluds ve Plnleo-o Ian. 24-28 . . . Mau-refm Graduation Ian. 31-Feb. 4 . . . . . Rec. Nighfs begin Feb. 7-11 . . . A Slow week V Feb. 14-28 . . . Freedom lem Feb. 21-25 . . . FFA Week Feb. 28-Mar. 4 Music Festival Mar. 7-11 . . . Winier spene Banquet Mar. 14-18 . . . College Visitations Mar. 21-25 . . . Spring Dance Mar. 28-April 1 . . . . Bend Assembly e ...ge Page ..Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page nmre ll .... The Calendar doesnt stop . , . sul em deadline forces ue to have e ellen year! 247 248 249 250 251 252 253 254 255 256 257 258 259 260 261 262 263 264 265 266 267 268 269 270 Sanger High - Eptember 13-17 1800 students begin 'another' year r fi X h 4 .- , ' 1 . . ' Al 4 72 ' -- f 1. A i .Q y-. .4 I A ' H A , ' 74 rf' . N-D,LY'-1 l . , 'g GO 'ei' 4 . -W ENMDF . u - - eolfoal The I976-77 school year began with the walk-around registration where more than 1800 SHS'ers enrolled. Changes this year included the addition of new classrooms tor social studies, agriculture, home-ec, and art. 'Well known'-Room l made the move to Room S-l , Pam Henke with paint ' ' ' roller in hand, did much to remodel S-I into the iournalism headquarters, Another A , Y, F W eddiiien was the ineiiieien efrsunorc inie .:Mga-e'-wie.e- -if fsgj 'g the curriculum. Of course every year ' 1 l'qqi,'f Je -Ldlif. 1' A ' ' brings new ireehinen, who defended the 1 Ai :M A ' nfs' ,,'. -mf student council introduction assembly. A ,Q ' ' '-. ' 3 reily was held on Friday, highlighted by Qlgwgfs ' 3 - .Q e Q' the 'sum seniors' who continued in ug .12 ' ' Y their excellent record as the Louossr in s eieee yells. Friday night, Asa cheerleader .- - - -' Karla Hogue was 'splitting' in agony over ' Sanger's heartbreaking loss to Clovis. Ze- naida was named Hi-Lights editor. . .' r. --ek. . - H r. V r f -X A' i' ,: -, , A ,Q'5fitfi, .A -' I -' - Vi X J3 f I 'F E o x ,f Y i - n I - 1 n Regtstratlon-A Iapanese v1s1tor-An assembly-Clovts Pl c r 1' 5 Q.. .3 1 .3 Pam Ralph Abel Sandy Nlnle Rf -sy Q stink Q Q RA vias X C 'gk' .Xin X ,. W is! , ..m., -xx A Q xw pw 'se Q X Sanger High - October 4-8 SHS students get involved in politics wx: ., silt ?,sf fa V 4 E ff iv' 5 X xxx IM- , , of al f X W ls , lk an x ' 1 4 ll if f fi ii .i up' 4 A fc, N, .,,, lfnffffg , s, 3 s ,Q Y - - 55' Q. 5' Q , ' ' FFA spend the week preparing their ani- mals for iudging at the Fresno Fair, The Sophs met a couple of times to discuss class rings with their class advisor, Mrs. Robinson. Band Director Bill Jaime took o few of his outstanding musicians to Madi- son School to perform for the fifth graders in the District, Sandy Gonzalez iHi-Lights Editorl also gm involved in politics and was named student coordinator for Rick Lehman's Assembly campaign. The Frosh elections were only lost week but the Frosh Cheerleaders got it together for their first home game, Typist Kevin Son- ksen was caught with his hands 'off' home row. Rally Commissioner Ninie Nury's sur- prise for the week was o bubble-gum chewing contest and donut eating contest. X ' , X :i'w4'Q,?, xi3g'j:'+-s..I ifisss a, 1, j ex Q sf s I J R7 in ., T. 5 in is S 4 ,, 5,5 wig , if eos , Qsmlgu-so Q is is if is 52 Ea gpg., s I 3am 1 . s is ' skis is .S e f S? , i t fi lk si ' i ' is-555 it 9 if N 1 F FA at Fair-Band at Madison-Politics-Sonksen 'a S 'h i- 3 Charlene Lewis Steven oey Beckie x -5 fe ,I tggiq as ,. xx -as ,X-. V a E P .W . ,ga 'sis 38 13. -Fa w . .E 6 :li 3 A2 5- it T. 'x at ti! E' .iv 44 ,Sa Q .. 'SV 357 ..x, E. 5 Kwai? , x - Q li I 535 L , i 4 Q .L if it I ' ' is tex, ie 3 '. -5? 7 .fl - effpfrf . gig +s.,fff I N,g55'f,N1?'?',, ' ,fish .53 r , jf. 13:1 +s:':.f'f:A - I My 4:1 r , .gy 5 Sanger Hzgh October 11 15 Prmclpal Gannon welcomes NIROTC to SHS KYNO's T-Shirt day made it easier and more tempting to ditch school and ga to the Fresno Fair. Faces were painted and pictures were taken to prepare for the up- coming Ugly Mon and Women contest. Bill Jones, Rick's opponent, was invited to SHS to discuss politics with interested stu- dents. The Junior Class met to get plans for the Junior-Senior plans underway. The Frosh-Soph volleyball team prepared for a contest with Mt. Whitney. SHS Principal T.J. Gannon officially welcomed Capt. Nicholson and Chief Wills to the school and the community during the halftime show. Under the direction of Secretary General Jerry Luna, Sanger High's MUN class ran the concession stand while the Apaches ran over the Tulare Redskins. - ' . ' tai- . I T E: ' ' T5 A. 525015, 2 fig.-4.22-da If lug. , Q -'Sec' c , i' A , E, Eng gf 2 2 V 425524857 KYNO Day-Volleyball-Bill Io nes-Navy Welcome ix . y 'F ' , ' gl iq 'iii' V s B i jeff Rqgie Tqmie Boosters Karla-Sharon U , W3 - -A 1332'- - W LQQ' X ' vig, K r W -' X '.i'S'. we Sanger High - October 18-22 Homecoming: A week of activity' sr. W , , un Y l l ,- f g A Y, .War A t ' 1-5 x , , - 1, K 4. . gl-1 2 i i. 5 'q .' 1' ', -. 1 6,5 . t X- if . 4. Qi- ,fi f A G t - e - tv N . 3. -, m 2 ,Q fx ., nk kmfxijc X 3-'lf 'WM 55:11 Q : :TQ P45223 3 fl Liv-- -i i t ,A 4 Q P xiii A lot ot enthusiasm went into the Hame- coming Week activities which began with bubble gum and lollypop day, Tuesday was stuffed animal day, Wednesday-Hol lywood Day, Thursday-Scrounge Day, and Friday-the traditional Dress-up Day. Holly- wood brought forth many famous movie stars including Mae West lportrayed by Adrienne Jarrettl who made a pick-up on an eager Jerry Luna. Despite all the ex- citement, classes were held as usual with the Debate team preparing for tourna- ments and the newly formed gymnastics team preparing for their season of com- petition. Friday's rally was one of the best with a ioke-kissing contest played on un- suspecting football players. The game was highlighted by the crowning of Queen Julie Burrows and another Apache win lover Hanfordj, Activity days-Newman returns-Hanford loses 1, Lynette Barbie Nmie Sue Newman Teddy .Nl ki3,+.l2'i1M??-will gxasvgk Rf it 2 2 X 'if f 5 1 5 . r 3 f s S Q 4554 N' 5' T eff' fir' 34 swf 44 'ffi flV250 Ga , 3555524 5 Q Sanger High - October 25-29 fa ef, if WW: 3 xii: U: After three years, Ski Club reorganized 'LWB i After an absence of three years, the SHS Ski Club reorganized and the 'largest club' on campus selected Senior Mark Owens as their president. Coach Jack T't- tick's water polo squad turned in another fine performance in the Sanger pool. Many students participated in Halloween Day, which created a 'scarry' atmosphere around campus with costumes ranging from ghosts to rock groups. An assembly was held on Thursday where the Navy Band West entertained the large, appre- ciative Sanger High audience. The gym- nastic squad held the 'first-ever' Sanger High meet where Janet Biggs turned in the best Sanger performance. The Hi-lights printed the results ot the Sanger High Mock election which showed that SHS went YES on the democrats and NO on 'l4'. .--H-'Y' 'Nl . 1, ,.g3:T.w, -Sggl . 1 , I s sb .. . 5 , ,Nw vi s . ee f nv F T' v. If ii wg Ji k 4 A W. f ,. Agn ff W- we 0 Q 6 Q e is 6 tn I ,fi r - -4 fr ,rg 'Y - - , - .f . in r A AQ ' ' J llpr XX V .0 we A 1 ' 4 l QQ. T t li., wr sf w ul ' Q . f,f 'lK,,,, ' x 4 ,N ,.. , 4 Navy Band performs-Halloween Day-Afternoon football r df j ,,- 1 A x X ri gi, Y M 1 . QE ,Y ' h '- . mb 1 Donna Q L , Ianet Brad V X get . ,, . .' 'V X .4 Belinda an A ,P ...fa 'ut V5 s fi if T ,gag Sanger High - November 1-5 Marc Wate named NIROTC Commander ' L -nrf M efffvfs .e..,,m .gms - ' was ' ,. Q S' desi '33 1 , V -. W 5 . N l wx F 5 Apache Quarterback Craig Lawley was 3- 1 'caught' up in the elections this year but C iv x ' ' 5 had to give up on Mobley who had his t ' ' S ' Sacramento address changed. NJROTC 1 w K g kept on rolling and Senior Marc Wate was ' 5,11 ' named Company Commander by Capt. ' Nicholson and Chief Wills. The Junior Class had their fund-raising raffle and ASB , 7 Cheerleader Sharon Hazel drew the win- ning tickets during the halftime of the Mt. Whitney game. Sr. class cheerleader Al- exandra Garza 'performed' at the final water polo game. The Drama class got . , . Q .' ready tor their first production only to be 5 K . 51 7 - ' , . fold that they have 'ho stage' and fe., .s Q V r I wwlahw have one until sometime in Jehu- L ff' J 1 ary. Coach Gary Scott introduced his ' Q 'SN Apaches at the Mt. Whitney pep assembly ' S' sl A, : ' and the 'Victory' sign again told the story ' of the Apaches. xg . --it l ,J , f r .Fr BL K N N ' QEQKX' 1: if ,gg 5' m Q I M S N ws -QM t 'Eg , is v X-N I y if E I Q 4 ' fs I h 'X 22 2 5 . . RQ f 1 ? A P I L l O Ir. Class raffle-Mascot leads skit-Apache introduced jk xfiims 4- ' r we t X .- g V I e Sh , ' y Q X .w he f ' ,xxx ' ' ts ' QF fe .1 . -i' , W to .. fr f i , f ' at 'u 1 fa fr , ., sv Curt Iohn KYNO Alexandra Yea' 5255? X K M. ii ii - 1 A E .AXA X Q1 -1 pcs ez r i 'git ,viliy X in 2 RFI? it xx X , 1 .. ga 'gif lla if W.: ti mg, gg tm s . 'si it tgps fs W. 1 13,9 i , X its tx at J. , i i 1554 ,ga s. J, . , 3 5, X- Ii. K E351 gk . 'few e 2 . ,K , Eli ,i ' F133 3 - ZR it 2552 , .x if 9 J V if ak 223 A BUSY WEEK FOR THE SOPHS: RINGS -0' I , , 1 N This was an important week on campus for the members of the Sophomore class who had to decide whether or not they wanted to pur- chase a class ring . . , Most did! The class offi- cers wore the T-shirts publicizing the sale and attempted to encourage their classmates to buy this symbol of 'growing up'. Three Sophs were also in the news as they reported the SHS news over station KYNO. Nancy Wal- ton, Janet Hazeltan and Crystal Mason were the Soph iaurnalists selected to report the news for the Sunday moming broadcast, M , Roger Weins took his teaching to where 't happened as he and his students traveled to Northem Califomia to visit historic sites. Again the Apaches had little trouble on the turf as they defeated Lemoore despite the tact that the game had la be played in the fog, Sanger High - November 8-12 X , l t.,-'H .V v J . . 2 ig e ' :gal 1 s if K3 F -Q 5 X gf ' s me xfiiigi he 43 Ki X 5 Soph Rings - KYNO - ' f 41 - 1 -5 ' - l Rx xlfylr N 3 5 I B ug. . bu 5' 1 ' al , 4 l' ,f it K . T v '7' . .: if .. lg 1 ' 3 9 ' iv A ' .fe gtg in g b , ,M . 5 ,.-ge' -4' uc'cis,H-lqiixxir maria: ' E-A . , C -11' gg' me 'eff A I it HEYEIQSS -we S -2 2 ' 1 , 11 ' .. .1 ir 1 :N A 5 re , .. X ' its S '4 , w Q-is-E 6425- gl Rv Q 'fm -g 'A v , ::'Li,.. 'b.-':- a- we i Nl N ' 7 1- -, H TV Football - California History IoAnna Nancy Andrew Barbie Iennle gig!! kiss , T 25 MANY ACTIVITIES IN THREE-DAY WEEK The week of the first playoff game, No sur- prise again. The Arvin Bears fell to the Apaches 21-zip. The Sanger High student body was exploding with spirit as the biggest and toughest Apaches took over and did pep and cheer routines at the Friday afternoon rally. The Junior Class Prom Committee contin- ued their work and the most interested mem- bers of the class met in 5-I to begin devel- oping the plans for the Spring event. Tons of ideas came out of the meeting and it ap- peared that this year's dance would indeed be the best ever! Before the week was over the Elk's Lodge was reserved and the areas most popular bands were contacted. All of this hop pened in a short week as Thanksgiving pro- duced a three-day week. The Apaches were on their way to the Valley title. Sanger High - November 22-26 Pepster Strope - On Our Way - Ir. Prom Meeting . if 1+ in I I . . 4 'WD Richard Sheri 8: Cheryl Greg 'W , is . Keith ohn ON - BASKETBALL BEGINS all I, alas. ' V e ' - V rl-T A No T!1,sHWL'9lz Sandy eel' Sfqff To Short V ol: A Qffqtlon The Joumalism Club was proud of their two WYL champions Greg Hart and Omar Gal- lardo and celebrated with a party complete with a cake. This was the week of the second playoff game and the Apaches had their hands full. The opponent was McLane who didn't seem to be intimidated by the No, l Apaches. But the Apaches did pull it aft as they defeated the Highlanders by a 7-6 score. Valerie Alexander also began 'doing her thing' as she helped lead the Apache female basketball squad ta a win over Dos Palos. The wrestlers began their season on a winning note. The members of the SHS MAYO Club began finalizing plans for their annual Posada dinner. The Apaches began to think 'Valley Champs' and began preparing for the title game against Foothill. Sanger High - November 29 - December 3 l l . L . ts And Greg and Omar - Girls' Basketball - Micki's Cold J f riff? HL Belinda Mike Karrie Blanche Vince in A E., A l si L . l 2. Q E l l .JN l VY if 1, i l ,fav 'n IP. :ini 5 E1 'sir . t .W g ay rn1EQ:L, ,Y v me XV e L W W in nz' ml' ' as A . f, ' if A h 'A 256 'nk ev' f ii 4 f' W , A . .2 XL -2 5 . Sanger High - December 6-10 it Llldklfg' S an i R,.g,,gy , - ...- 5ilor '. 'L ,.. , This was the week that centered on the Apaches, The week of the final football game of the season, With their win over Foothill High from Bakersfield, the Apaches won the Valley Title and proved to everyone that they did deserve their No. l Valley ranking. Rally Commissioner Ninie Nury once again put on a fahmshf muy. The highlight of the muy was the paying off ofa debt by Fresno Mayor Ted Wills to Sanger City Councilman Jim Barsoti. Mr Barsctti was pushed around the gym in a wheel barrow by Mr. Wills. Earlier in the week the sfudehvs selefied may Michigiuh, Joe Gu- tien'ez, Kathy Alvarado, Charlie Mugrede- chian, Micki Gee, Curt Bender, Lori Bagdasa- rian and Steve Karmunn to compete for the title of SHS Winter King and Queen, , . f 1 X .fv ,. 9 , A SSS? M v he Q wax Y if FOOTHILL FALLS - APACHES WIN TITLE . ,Bk Apache Victory - Ianene - Mayor Wills Valerie N Y , Beckie Donna Santa Rick Ioyce .4-,. 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The members of the Ski Club concluded their fund-raising raffle that netted them approxi- mately S700.00. It also netted Senior Lynn Ballew a new stereo as her name was drawn from among the many tickets sold. Forty-two Seniors elected to leave Sanger High early and selected Curt Chapman as their speaker at the graduation held in the bay's gymnasium on Thursday night. All l800 students regis- tered for their second semester and in some cases it 'was a relief' to finally get 'rid' of THAT teacher. Raffle - Walkaround - Soc Hop - Ratzlaff - PTSA vi f.. x ' W X, ' if i . 3: Q VV yn- , . , , 4 . x 'T ' , A ' ..ALk l :Vs . 1 Sylvia Tod Kim Bill Cathy .,,x X .gum 4 'Dub '23 4 Ruben ,F-n4,,f 4 1,5541 i 'i!. N34 1 an l M ' V M, 3 5 ,A n-. ..' , il V. 5 KX gg' Sandy . .S, , M. lame Melame fe. i W 15? 1, .ETL , Ji A B - ., I I at K Q ,,k,,. , . f , -f .. AM 4 Q.. L, .W fi X. ,, E IM vg- V 557 55: '1 sz' fi? Ag 1, -wal me if- f 5 k'a fN If , gi, In Vw . . i 5233 H, 1 we ew .,. ? 1 , ,,4, ' ' f A ' '55 if E5 M. 3' ' ' ilk X ,Q fav gf Q. . ,N gy fi avixi .vga UNA , ,ga Lylflqx X 1 r . ff K-A TX 5 x M .vw Liv 3? L 'mmm-9 'Af-....., - Q R, 1 , ag n .5 v I ,ev Q aw ' A ,, X f 1 , A U Kiel 'S-fflgigf ' Pam Ruthie Dolores Diane Ianis N V I' 5 X A rf '1 ' Ui ki? - 'Q 5 Lf 4, Sanger High - February 14 18 Q ' s T 5, V' it A K Another active week on the Sanger High campus. But most active were the members of the Sanger High NJROTC unit who didn't spend a minute on the campus. Chief Bud Wills took 35 of his cadets on a week-long voyage on the aircraft carrier USS Ranger. Hi-Lights re- porter Dominic Callahan went along but slept through part of the air plane ride. The girls' ensemble sang for the PTSA Round Table who were 'hosted and fed' by the SHS Home- making Department. The 'Freedom Jam' was JUST PLAIN GOOD and everybody enioyed themselves at the afternoon concert. Old 'Dick Nixon' appeared on campus and managed to get photographed along with the other Junior CSF'ers. Dick got photographed but Perry managed to lose his identity. NIROTC Takes Week Long Crulse A' Q V AE ii sa ers 13 MX' gf' Round Table Luncheon Freedom Iam Club Pictures Gene 8: MlCk1 Pam Laune Gln el' Pei' . , - ,W ,M V- ,A My Q M K wi 1 'f 'fi3'f ffiitff mg 'kim 4 Q f. 'E fm W r, X.gs,4 ,eg . 'fr + 31:3 3? I 1 7 v,-' fi A, W: I fylffffi fy X sp 1 I Q fx ilj,fgg,ig Ni., A' 113212 F' Wg? Q P755 ,X P 53 W? s-QT 5 M 's-W3 k sw : ww 1? ' furagqg- lg li ggi '32 .lf 1 Sv 5 1-gf Q 3 x A I Sp MQ L, jj? QP 'W 33 'Q i . .Wy 4 l L l , I V 1 X E --Yes YW S Q iyw , , . n. gf n M453 '16 5 E ie fx P? xy' K . 'Y' xl, N . 6'-fe 9' Mfnzff i' 'Vi 4 Kellee Anna Sharon Harold Adrienne 5 PWEE: ,. ' A ' ' VI ' 'mx Sf,- -vf.E' enwwf 2 ,x - W 1 ,STS ff' ss ' K' 'W r 2? eiiflm M Sanger High School - March 21-25 Spring Fever Hits tl:tteffsSHS Campus -1-f fi e 4 NIROTC Inspection - CSF Initiation Ralph Crystal Dan l CII 'i ig, T sf it sss -. gggggiEg?rge,s Thursday wasn't iust any Thursday for the stu- dents in Mr. Fowell's Marriage and Family class. The Channel 30 TV camera was on hand to record'the 'facts af life' relative to the class. This was a special program because SHS was the first school in the Valley to have such a class, we got featured treatment. The NJROTC unit was inspected by Commander Shepherd at the US Navy and 'passed with flying calors'. The Selma High Student Council visited the campus to see how we do things, The California Scholarship Federation had their initiation and 33 Seniors made lite mem- ber status. The Spring Dance was held in the Community Center and 'officially' ushered in Spring. Unfortunately, the weotherman didn't cooperate as it was still a little cold, Ralph smiled for our camera this week . . . So did Dan, another CSF life member .. . Crystal said 'yuk' . . . Sue came back for her CSF photo, and Bobby gave us that 'look at me' lock, This week was Spring Week and Kip and Dora did it right. Many fun activities filled the week. Selma Exchange Sue Bobby if Jw iias S: Y 4 8 S fi .il is :zz sf , ii ' 3' 1 1-- Gm OC e 9 S TO ln y 06 ' A W . -if-5 1 3'5 ,!5 'J 'k -5 ADVERTISING . . . by MN- A ri' ' . me 2 no L ' 2 fwfr 119 ST WE A Mom ln' SANGER BICYCLE DARI DELIGHT HlCKMAN'S SHELL ROY MCGSOYQG, Owner Marvin and Eloise Jackson, owners Tom Hickman, owner Bob 1520 JSUSGH AVSHUS - - l SUHQSV 2407 Jensen Avenue . . . Sanger 602 Academy . . . Sanger 1321 Jensen fff' s .-uf v'- 272 e-iv ' 'Ff ff Fw C :fwfr Q e -fr,,,g.5 ' if 9 Qc, iv 4' ' STIMN A... ft Qvf Q.. 'fu' ,,,x...vi Y. as 1 E, 5' V R iN HARDING'S FURNHURE HENKE AND HENKE BEN FRANKLIN inager Mike Qualls, manager Robert and Loren Henke, owners LUVVY Howe, Owner tger 1348 7th Street . . . Sanger l400 Jensen Avenue . . . Sanger 2656 190590 Avenue - - - 5C'f'9ef Sanger Business Firms Support SHS Projects Pictured above, adiacently and on the following pages are the businesses of the Sanger area who have generously supported our yearbook by purchasing advertising space. Not only do these businesses contribute to the 'striving Sanger Community', they also offer a rather wide and useful service for any student, adult or family. Take a look at someone who might be hungry. What a better place than DERI DELIGHT. The 'Hang-out' at lunch time for many SHS'ers. Some important finances might have to be worked out and there simply is no better place than LLOYD'S BANK. A friendly hello and 'yes' is their moto . . . HENKE and HENKE are CPA's and are the best. Pam is pictured here with one of the owners who also happens to be her fa- ther. At HARDING'S FURNITURE the best can be bought for less. HARDING'S has what you need for a roomfull or a housefull of furniture. The odds and ends come from BEN FRANKLIN'S and the bikes come from SANGER BIKES. Buying gas is a necessity and HlCKMAN'S SHELL is the place. 273 A K Y A 3 ' sms XX' f 5 A SEM ' A A V . V. l Elgin-c SANGER HONDA I , we , FINANCE AND THRIFT CO. EXCLUSIVE FLORIST Roy Frazier, owner Steve Padilla, manager Edward J. Cedillo, owner 741 Academy, . . . Sanger 706 'N' Street . , . Sanger 2411 Jensen Avenue . . , Sanger 274 1 .L f 3' 519 rw :gm '.. L. ' ...!.. f'SfIf'f.-f-1' ., FLA A,Ak 3,1-.,k. ,-f'v r 4' e'3QzM A .- -lag Q01 W Li Ufll L X' A 1 M yi' , V .I 1 I I X I -:isa 4 sl 6 v 1 lik' ills 1, 1 t nz 1 '12 , he 'gl' .se , .sc I as f 3 ff.-S E5 if my v 1 Ea,xV.if,i:E.iLf, I . VVS gli A. I it 1' I as gL'lix' sl :cv i W . A . ' A is 'I Vs .if ,L It I . if 1 I ' Q IALIFORNIA FLORAL AND GIFT Charlene Hall, owner 613 'O' Street,. . . Sanger 10 , YEGAN'S CLEANERS GARY'S SHOE CLINIC Dick Yegan, owner Gary Kazaniian, owner 615 'O' Street . . . Sanger 670 S. Clovis, . . . Fresno Interested Business Firms Deserve Support Need a plant around the house or for a gift for someone? If you do, Sanger High iunior Sylvia Cantu recommends CALIFORNIA FLORAL as the place to go. Top quality and low prices is the key to CALIFORNIA FLORAL'S success. Greg Frazier is ready to 'let the good times roll' on a mo- torcycle fram SANGER HONDA. SNAGER HONDA is one of Sanger's busiest places because of their friendly service and quality product. Not iust any piece of leather is good enough for the feet of Echo Editor Lori Bagdasa- rion. As a result she shops at GARY'S SHOE CLINIC. For- mals deserve special care and thats why Laura Whetsel takes hers to YEGAN'S CLEANERS. All your cleaning needs can be taken care of at YEGAN'S. Jackie Min- nehan takes her financial woes to FINANCE AND THRIFT, the place to go when you need money. Roses are redder and violets are bluer at EXCLUSIVE FLORISTS says Kelly Yost who couldn't decide which to buy so she iust 'sat' and contemplated. She's probably still there! 275 5 3 1-.al 5,130 'i QW' 1 ,, 4 . n--mx an-rv M., , N-..,,,,-A ff. Q .qyl xr.. , f ZW -wma. x .af- .,i i3CRx v x 1 ,, 4,r Q fi ' 2 . s 4 f Lf. ' ,f zg Wuxi, kc Q ku Im, X9 gk? JI I 1 J an-'A . '6 SERVICE VILLA REAL FAMILY SPORTS ACADEMY BURGER BASKET Wm? RESTAURANT Michael S Willis owner Jim Tanagawa, owner onge' Jose Villareal owner I843 Academy Sanger 831 Academy . . . Sanger Shop in Sanger . . . It's Closer and Better Supporting Sanger High's sports and car- rying a formidable array of athletic goods are some of the reasons why SANGER SPORT'S ACADEMY is popular. A taste for spice and an appreciation for quality food are aptly handled at Sanger's new Mexican restaurant, the VILLA REAL, Al- ways a favorite lunch place for the 'gang' is the BURGER BASKET. Tune-ups, flats fixed and all your auto needs can be taken care of by Joe Gerrardin at GERRARDIN'S UNION 76 SERVICE STATION. The OASIS is iust that-an oasis. For quality food and drink, it's the OASIS. While Bob Branch may remember WESTERN AUTO for their tricycles, it is also known by many Sangerites for their auto and home aids. DANNY'S CLEANERS does the job re- sponds Cynthia Falcon as cleaning clothes and renting great tuxedo's are a represen- tation of their quality service. The people on these pages are a few of the Sanger Business firms that 'cater to the young crowd' and appreciate our support. The courtesy they extend to us is appreciated. K L ' '-3 '5 5 . ,Wg V6 Rn, ,ff 4 Nfl QI Q ru S Q e L ,TY maj sfffylbx-1 5 QQAQEFPG , hw-'. gf' ' A '21 ,J , ,I f-.1 ,f-vw, :bf - 5-9 JO JANES JAMES SHOE STORE BARR PHARMACY SANGER DUTCH BAKERY na McCallum and Rebecka Gel, owners James Parichan, owner M, Gong, partner Albert Caine, owner 1412 7th Street . , . Sanger 1312 7th Street . , . Sanger 1351 7th Street , , , Sanger 1420 7th Street . . . Sanger Business Firms Boast Quality and Service Continuing with our coverage of Sanger businesses we find Kim Bourbon casting as appreciative glance at one of the many Prom and other fashionable dresses offered at .IO JANES. JAMES SHOE STORE can handle any foot and is Pat Puente's unanimous choice as her shoe store. For the men of Sanger the apparral at CARRENO AND SALINAS can make you the apple of any girI's eye. The latest fashions can be found at BELLE QUlNN'S and Janene is pictured looking over o portion of their large stock. Whether your illness is a headache, a stomache or any other kind of ache, you can rest assured that BARR'S PHARMACY has the right pill and the excercise to fill your prescriptions. Diana and Janet Hazelton gladly vouch for the quality of the chiIdren's clothing at YOUNG WORLD. If it's a sweet tooth that is your weakness SANGER DUTCH BAKERY is the place to go. All of the ECHO birthday cakes were made by them. When she needed a ring that showed elegence and beauty, Corine Flores chose KENMOR'S as the place. 27 o W TM? ESTEVANS JEWELERS BILL SMITH MOTORS TONY'S SMOKE SHOP FEDERATED STORE Pete Scnchelf WTUUUQCI' Alfred P. Picchi, pcriner Tony Thomas, owner J. A. Nichols, owner 1336 7th s ee7 ' v - 500967 1533 7H1 Sireef . . . Sanger 1316 71h Sfreef . . . Sanger 1406 IO1h Sfree? . . . Sanger 8 OA ISQUIERO BOOKKEEPING SEQUIOA DRUGS KINGEN'S SANGER FLOWERS Josie lsquierdo owner Mitch Mayamoto owner Norma Kingen, owner Charles Wallin, owner 1314 7th Street Sanger 1446 7th Street Sanger 1423 7th Street . . . Sanger 1440 7th Street . . . Sanger Sanger - Little Bit of Everything Sanger High freshman Eva Schmidt receives friendly service at KlNGEN'S while the fickle- ness of the fashion world is examined by Ruth Gonzalez, Dolores Gonzalez and Cathy Pa- dilla ot FEDERATED. Boasting the best chili dogs in town, is the claim made by TONY'S SMOKE SHOP and it is verified by Diana Cervantes and Connie Fernandez. The autos at BILL SMlTH'S MOTORS look mighty ap- pealing to Eric Little and Eric Alexander who eagerly await turning sixteen. What can lengthen your eyelashes, color your cheeks and paint your fingernails? Many things and all of them can be found at SEQUOIA DRUGS where you can find a wide variety of make-up supplies as Jeanette Grisco and Eva Schmidt can testify to. At Estevans some of the best iewelry can be found. Cheryl Smith, Diana Cervantes, Pat Puente and Connie Fer- nandez look at the large supply of impressive iewelry. Russel Lady was 'caught' admiring the flowers at SANGER FLOWER SHOP. The competence of the people at lSQUlERO'S BOOKKEEPING is not to be questioned. Their competence matches their reputation. ',5 5'9v3S?rhww in un RADQOS X. X. , fq,,.-. L :, v - Q ' Xs 6, E .ma W Y .3 , Q , 'E ' I 'f lm W il I-' M I ,5uu:.,:- ' A , 1' ' , . , f 'Q' , Wy 1 XL J. -E f?-L.. . S Wig Avxx Q . ff! sv X New ,Y,5'y' DAST STORE FOSTER'S FREEZE SPROUSE REITZ FERRI STEAM CLEANING atson, owner J.C. Alexander, owner William Gross, manager Thom'-'15 Feffi, OWVIGY . Sanger 630 Academy . . . Sanger 1831 Academy . . . Sanger T279 Academy . . . Sanger gs. Sanger Businessmen give Quality with Service Muddied your carpet? Company arriving tonight? Never fear iust let your carpet be steam cleaned by FERRI CARPET STEAM CLEANING do the iob. COAST TO COAST is one of those Sanger stores that has every- thing. Everything one needs. Want to have the 'best' boat in the water . . . the one with the 'best' look. If so it's off to RAY'S BOAT REPAIR AND PAINTS. Ray Martinez suggests it and so do we. It takes good food and a lot of it to satisfy Steve Karmann and Steve Strope and they make CHUCK WAGON their choice. If its good enough for these Apache Football stars its good enough for everyone. Any store that has the endorsement of a giant Easter Bunny has to have something going for it and SPROUSE REITZ certainly has a lot go- ing for it. Try it . . . You definitely will like it. Tweeters, woofers and 'ecstasy in sound' are associated with RADIO SHACK with Tami Christner and Pam Henke liking it iust fine. Eric Alexander from the employee's point of view and Janene Xoiz from the customers point both agree that FOSTER'S FREEZE is the greatest. 283 --.... ff ef , 711' LINENBACH AUTO PARTS JAMES INSURANCE AGENCY Clarence Linenbach, owner George F. James, Broker 1234 7th Street . . . Sanger 750 'N' Street . . . Sanger F, Sanger fm?- SANGER HERALD Jim Kroesen, Publisher 740 'N' Street . . . Sanger fr A - V ,f,,, W .1 1: .r ,f 284 Q of .ww A-se I 0 e Q s x Ji' X ms 5 Q, :vas ,. V R fS' X ' fl l 1 F I' ' 1' I 52, iii fl , .1--' 'kill - 'K ' A ...-n STATE FARM INSURANCE Ken Sieve, Agent 724 'N' Street . . . Sanger Support Our Advertisers They Support Us Want insurance? Need Insurance? Of course, everybody does, But be ready for a difficult choice as the possibility include JAMES IN- SURANCE AGENCY and KEN SIEVE'S STATE FARM INSURANCE . , . Everything from that perfect 'room group' to odds and ends can be found at EDGAR'S FURNITURE. At ED- GAR'S the friendly service is as important as the quality of their products. The inner mech- anizations of the SANGER HERALD are seen by Hi-Lights reporter Diane Cervantes who gets a firsthand picture by HERALD publisher Jim Kroesen, The SHS Journalism program works hand-in-hand with the HERALD as the weekly Hi-Lights is published through the faci- lities of the HERALD. Keys of any shape are no problem for A-I 's MOBILE KEY SHOP. A- 'I service is what one gets from A-I MOBILE KEY SHOP. Keeping your cars running is the goal of LINENBACH AUTO PARTS. No need to go to Fresno as LINENBACH has every- thing. These are iust a few of the Sanger busi- nessmen who support SHS and our educa- tional program. Support them! They deserve our business. 285 , Q sy l W3 ky, iav- .sg 3 wit M, . M4 vqfkfyy. N 5 iffy .,-Q. s. W. ,R ts, .Akai -L 43: t M ,. U ,.A1?,,: 4 -. H' ' 1 .. ,NM E Q . .W X tw ..,,,- , I .EQ , 1 , . Lv-. I yn' 5 I ww S ,-ggi. Z ' ' .V if-. 5 W . 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