Madera Union High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Madera, CA)

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MARTE MARICICH Volleyball ’24, ’25. Basketball '24, ’25. EDWIN LONG Basketball ’23, ’24, ’25. Baseball ’23, (Capt. ’24). Soccer ’22. Speedball ’23 (Capt. ’24). Athletic Rep. ’23. VINCA DULCICH Interclass Basketball Captain ’°24. Basketball ’23, ’24, ’25, Volleyball ’24, Block “M” Society °23, ’24 °25, Baseball ’: 7 PG Athletic Manager ’25. Operetta ’25. Block ““M”’ Society. 3} Baseball ’°24 I WILLIAM YOCUM “Maderan”’ Assistant Manager °23. Senior Play. Assistant Business Manager ’24. Alumni Banquet Committee °25. Spanish Club -22. High-Y Play ’23. BEATRICE FULLER Baseball 922) 224. 2i5) (Capt. 22 5). Basketball ’24, ’25. Volleyball ’28, ’24, ’25. Scholarship Society Secretary ’25. Block ‘‘M”’ Society.

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DOROTHY HUNT “Maderan’’ Editor ’23. Girls’ League Treasurer ’24. Student Body Secretary °24. Student Body Vice President '24, ’25. Junior Play ’24. NEVA BENNETT 9 Operetta ‘‘Bulbul’”’ ’25. Christmas Cantata ’24 ELIZABETH HOFFMAN tirls’ High School, San Francisco ’22. Sophomore Class Officer. Alumni Banquet ’°22, ’24. “Maderan’’ News Hditor ’25. Dramatics ’24. THOMAS TOWNSEND Student Body Treasurer ’24. Basketball ’24, ’25. Speedball 25. Track °24, °25. Block ‘‘M”’ Society. IONE LEONARD Glee Club ’28, ’24. Operetta Cast ’24. Christmas Cantata ’24. Chorus ’24. MARY BEBAN Basketball ’22, ’23, ’24, 725. Tennis ’23, ’24, 725. Spanish Club ’23. Block ‘‘M”’ Society.

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HELEN JONES From Notre Dame, Belmont ’24. Senior Class Vice President °24. Ring and Picture Committee. Alumni Banquet Committee °25. PHYLLIS LOVELAND Basketball '22, ’23-—(Capt. ’24, ’25). Orchestra ’22, ’23, ’24, 725. Baseball ’22 (Capt. ’23) ’24, ’25. Block ““M”’ ’23, °24, 725. Girls’ Athletic Manager ‘24, ’25. FAREWELL We, the class of ’25, must bid our school goodbye. ‘The four years spent in the Madera Union High School have been profitable and hap- py. Now, as we step out into the world, we will not find the shelter and protecting hands that we have experienced in this school. Al- though we will find new companions and teachers, none will be more dear to us than those to whom we must bid farewell. We leave our wish for success and happiness to those remaining and wish that we, too, might spend more happy hours in our school instead of hay- ing to say, “Farewell, Madera High.” eeky ee