By Cheryl Senn It took a lot of planning, donations, and volunteers, to be able to complete Riley Riffel’s Eagle Scout Project of planting 62 trees at Sanger Rotary Field. Riffel said he thought of the project two years ago, when he was going to plant six trees at Sanger…...
By Cheryl Senn “It is historic,”said Sanger High Apache Girls Varsity Lacrosse Head Coach Stephanie Butterfield. This was the first time the Apache Girls Lacrosse team has hosted a home game in the high school history. This is the first year lacrosse is offered on the Sanger High campus. “The…...
By Cheryl Senn More than $2,200 was raised at the recent Trucha Camp Scholarship Fundraiser, last week, at the residence of Roberto Vaca. According to Victor Manriquez, Trucha Camp founding director, the money raised will go to the Trucha Camp Scholarship fund and will benefit Sanger High graduating seniors who…...
By Cheryl Senn The new Sanger Fire Prevention Officer, Tammy Tucker-Eggert, said she hopes to change the perception of the Fire Prevention Officer. “Its not just about finding violations,” said Tucker-Eggert,”Its about preventing things from happening and keeping them safe.” Tucker-Eggert began serving Sanger on February first, of this year,…...
By Cheryl Senn A phrase caught my eye the other day when I was reading the flyer for the City Sanger Blossom Trail Run. “Rain or Shine” was stated on the registration form. It was a message letting participants know the run would take place regardless of the weather. It…...
By Cheryl Senn Three Sanger Unified School District (SUSD) Engineering students had the privilege of receiving a tour of the City of Sanger Solar Array and the Waste Water Treatment Plant (WWTP), as a reward for winning the Sanger Design Challenge, back in January, from the City Engineering Firm Yamabe…...
By Cheryl Senn More than 600 eighth grade students from Washington Academic Middle School (WAMS) visited the Sanger High campus recently, for a tour of the campus, and also to receive information about what Sanger High has to offer for elective class choices. The Sanger High Tour, for WAMS, was…...
By Cheryl Senn Even with a rainstorm on the horizon, the Sanger High Apache Boys Tennis Team gave a 100{4782fd64173da0cd597dfc2831e6797ca4a4a6d9669fe9473d8f45ce3ba12378} on the tennis courts this past Friday. The tournament had to be shortened to one day due to incoming rainstorms predicted for Saturday. According to Apache Boys Tennis Head Coach…...
Berniece Evelyn Barnes was born June 17, 1920 in Springfield, Missouri, the oldest of 5 children. She graduated from Mt Vernon, Missouri High School in 1938 and moved to Sanger, California in 1945. Berniece raised a family of 5 and was a successful and very talented dressmaker for over 40…...
By Cheryl Senn “The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.” -Dr. Seuss This whole week is Read Across America for all the schools in the United States. The celebration of reading is in honor…...
By Cheryl Senn It took a lot of planning, donations, and volunteers, to be able to complete Riley Riffel’s Eagle Scout Project of planting 62 trees at Sanger Rotary Field. Riffel said he thought of the project two years ago, when he was going to plant six trees at Sanger…...
By Cheryl Senn “It is historic,”said Sanger High Apache Girls Varsity Lacrosse Head Coach Stephanie Butterfield. This was the first time the Apache Girls Lacrosse team has hosted a home game in the high school history. This is the first year lacrosse is offered on the Sanger High campus. “The…...
By Cheryl Senn More than $2,200 was raised at the recent Trucha Camp Scholarship Fundraiser, last week, at the residence of Roberto Vaca. According to Victor Manriquez, Trucha Camp founding director, the money raised will go to the Trucha Camp Scholarship fund and will benefit Sanger High graduating seniors who…...
By Cheryl Senn The new Sanger Fire Prevention Officer, Tammy Tucker-Eggert, said she hopes to change the perception of the Fire Prevention Officer. “Its not just about finding violations,” said Tucker-Eggert,”Its about preventing things from happening and keeping them safe.” Tucker-Eggert began serving Sanger on February first, of this year,…...
By Cheryl Senn A phrase caught my eye the other day when I was reading the flyer for the City Sanger Blossom Trail Run. “Rain or Shine” was stated on the registration form. It was a message letting participants know the run would take place regardless of the weather. It…...
By Cheryl Senn Three Sanger Unified School District (SUSD) Engineering students had the privilege of receiving a tour of the City of Sanger Solar Array and the Waste Water Treatment Plant (WWTP), as a reward for winning the Sanger Design Challenge, back in January, from the City Engineering Firm Yamabe…...
By Cheryl Senn More than 600 eighth grade students from Washington Academic Middle School (WAMS) visited the Sanger High campus recently, for a tour of the campus, and also to receive information about what Sanger High has to offer for elective class choices. The Sanger High Tour, for WAMS, was…...
By Cheryl Senn Even with a rainstorm on the horizon, the Sanger High Apache Boys Tennis Team gave a 100{4782fd64173da0cd597dfc2831e6797ca4a4a6d9669fe9473d8f45ce3ba12378} on the tennis courts this past Friday. The tournament had to be shortened to one day due to incoming rainstorms predicted for Saturday. According to Apache Boys Tennis Head Coach…...
Berniece Evelyn Barnes was born June 17, 1920 in Springfield, Missouri, the oldest of 5 children. She graduated from Mt Vernon, Missouri High School in 1938 and moved to Sanger, California in 1945. Berniece raised a family of 5 and was a successful and very talented dressmaker for over 40…...
By Cheryl Senn “The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.” -Dr. Seuss This whole week is Read Across America for all the schools in the United States. The celebration of reading is in honor…...
