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

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SENIOR B OFFICERS EES TC OT bee aeeees eee reese, Receuse ec REO, Sere een ee Milburn Wright RVC ESPN OST Cle Tite soccer: nee ik ce Ln ei eal ay Ot Re TEEN oT Grace Bartmann Erma Stapp Three years ago thirty happy youngsters were graduated from the Lincoln Grammar School, entering the Madera High School in February, 1923. Our number has varied from time to time by stu- dents having fallen by the wayside or perhaps some few having been added, until we now number tw enty-one. Though we had many mis- givings about our initiation, on the whole we were anxious to begin life on a higher plane; and after the first few weeks. we settled down to the daily routine and enjoyed our work as much as we had an- ticipated. As Junior A’s we were peicoemveds in almost every sport, especial- ly football, basketball, and track. “Quality Street,” our Junior Play given in November, was a real success. S32

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JUNIOR A CLASS

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JUNIOR B OFFICERS Tye SEU TU Eis a a cee ee ee elo Fillmore Koenig AW AVG EN NSD KG (ENON Ee se or eee ee ee ac er RC eee eee EE Evelyn Erickson Secretary-Treasurer Roberta Wills Most of the members of the Junior B class entered Madera High School in 1924. The rest either came up from the Sophomores, or bade goodbye to the Junior A’s. In our freshman year we admit that we were as “green as they make em,” and vowed that when we were sophomores we would never initiate the poor little “scrubs.” However, we failed to keep our reso- lution, and the feeling of retaliation arose in our hearts so that the freshmen suffered as much under us as under any preceding sopho- more class. As Juniors we possess some good material in girls’ athletics, as well as in boys’. We are represented not only in athletics, but also in the Scholar- ship Society, in plays, and in musical organizations such as the band, orchestra, and Glee Clubs. Pan) ee