Sanger High School - Golden Warrior Yearbook (Sanger, TX)

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' ' ' Wkaaayea Congratulations and best wishes to the Seniors of 1958, May your achievement in life be such that happiness and contentment will fill your many years, Sincerely your friend, Cathlene Gentle, Grade School Prin. With all the marvelous events of our modern world you can be sure that behind the scene of all these feats of success there is a tremendous amount of physical and mental toil expended. Keeping the greatness of these events in mind, you should feel proud that the youth of today have a challenge to meet never before experienced by any generation. So, to you the students of Sanger High School, I feel assured that you will direct your every thought toward the idea of meeting this challenge with vigor and no thought of retreat. Letevery one contribute to the job ahead by giving of every intellectual ability we possess. Sincerely, Floyd Banks, High School Prin,

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M In September of 1946, a group of small children entered upon the greatest adventure of their lives. School was new and different and they were quite amazed. Thirteen members of the present Senior clas were in that group. They were the following: Yvonne Anderson, George Belcher, Nancy Campbell, Harvey Cantelou, Mary Cole, Wilma Cudd, Billy Davis, Donald Masten, Leonard Maughan, Paul Sadau, Nell Rita Moore, Jimmy Sebas- 5811. Bild Joe Wiggins. Their first teacher was Miss Alyne Seals. Allmembers of the class over the Past twelve years are too numerous to mention, therefore, this history will include only those in the present Senior Class, Inthe second grade, three more of the present Seniors joined the class. Marquieta Prater was waiting therefor them. Barbara Weeks skipped the first grade to be with them and Sallye Hood came from Bolivar to be included in this second grade class with Mrs. Virgie George as the teacher. In Mrs. Marguerite Riggs' third grade they entered the new school building for the first time. In the fourth grade the group was enlarged by the addition of Bobby Stover from the Gaston school and Donald Harvey from Krum. Mrs. Winnie Minick was the teacher this year. In Miss Cathlene Gentle's fifth grade Billy Van Rater from Midway school was added to the clas. Miss Cath- lene's gray hair almost turned pink with worry, as she always predicted that it would. Mrs. Neppie Burroughs taught the sixth grade. The class was increased by Judy Cole from Plano. They had their first history course that year. The seventh grade roll did not increase. Mrs. Grace Brown was the teacher. The class studied Texas history and began playing basketball for the first time. The eighth grade clas had two new members, They were Patsy Miller from Plainview and Monroe Joiner from Denton. That was the year for the San Marcos trip and their visit to the aquatic show. The big event was their graduation into high school. Three teachers were required for them that year, they were Miss Ina Grace Holt, B. L. Browning, and Mr. Ivan Bearden. The first year in high school brought the usual thing, initiation. Marvin Reiter from Era moved to Sanger just after that event. After the excitement died down they realized that they were at last full-fledged high school students. Miss Ina Grace Holt and Mr. Neilan Cook were their Freshman sponsors. As Sophomores they were quite proud to be upperclassmen. Class parties were in full swing by this time. Mrs. Mary Nichols and Mr. Mercer Henderson were their sponsors. In their Junior year Dorothy Jones from Ringling, Oklahoma, joined the class and Sallye Hood from Denton also rejoined, aftermoving to Krum when they were in the third grade. The outstanding moment of that year was theJunior -Senior banquet with the theme of 'Teahouse of the August Moon. They also ordered their class rings, another great feat. Mrs. Olive Chambers and Mr. Neilan Cook were their sponsors that year. As Seniors the class was once more increased by Betty Aaron from Prosper and Delbert Everett from Nocona. There are twenty-six members in their class, now. Of course, their greatest thrill of the year will be graduation along with receiving class rings, publishing the annual, producing a play, and taking a trip. Weddings and en- gagements are at an all time high for them. Their sponsors are Mrs. Mary Ramsey and Mr. Neilan Cook. The Senior Class of 1958 hopes that your school days will be as pleasant as theirs have been. They are both happy and sad to leave you, dear old Sanger High.