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

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BACCALAUREATE SERVICE School Auditorium, Sunday, June 5 Violin Quartet—Fenton Dean, Joseph Mello, John Wall, Catherine Kenney Openinie wee hymna ee Congregation Pay. Crees eee eee Rev. Payne Hymn-—Combined High School Chorus and Glee Clubs Seid Ones Rev. Henry McFadden Loveland, Iola Bar- Blossom —Genevieve croft, Violet Trio Benediction SENIOR PLAY School Auditorium, Tuesday, June 8 “SALLY AND COMPANY” Cast of Characters Steph enw Sate casa ===seaaaes Durward Hope Cynthia, his daughter Sally Dawson Dora Bible Evelyn Tessier Iola Barcroft Genevieve Gordon Lucile Bryant Mrs. Tully Plunkett....Corine Tompkins Mrs. Noah Appleby Idella Michaelson Reve MilowMioss 5 2s Stanley Murray Charlie Thacker........... .. Clarence Boles ELE Tiyan LUC Sense eee ALTE CL Peau KG TD; Jack Mortimer. -Edmund Schroeder LES lee Elizabeth Scott Mary Brooks...........- renevieve Loveland George Higgins............ Milburn Wright Synopsis of Scenes Act I. The workroom, Sally’s Hat- te Shoppe. Act II. The parlor in the Bates’ home, Main Street. Act III. The same. The entire action takes place in Un- iontown, Ohio. Time: Present. Direction of Margaret H. Hubbard Business Manager, Sydney Hillyard Music by High School Orchestra Directed by Miss Virginia Short COMMENCEMENT WEEK COMMENCEMENT School Auditorium, Thursday, June 9 8 p. m. ilo JPreNlnelea. . High Schoo l Orchestra 2 Processional........ The Senior Class 8. Invocation... .. Rey. A. M. Williams 4. Presentation of the Class. .......... ee eee, Robert J. Teall, Principal Hy SealleeutOrn, ee Boys’ Glee Club 6. Salutatory Address—‘“‘The Criter- TODA eae eee Grace Bartmann 7. Valedictory——“‘The Second Gener- al © is ae eee Marjorie Itanaga 8 S@lecuiom.... oe Girls’ Glee Club 9. Address—‘The Also Rans’’.......... ae Ae Dr. J. V. Breitweiser, University of California 10. Presentation of Diplomas... eta te B. A. Harrington Member of Board of Trustees, IM, (Wo I8L , 11. Recessional.............. The Graduates CLASS DAY PROGRAM School Auditorium, Friday, June 10 SiO) 0am, 1. Selection...... M. U. H. S. Orchestra 2 Solo— ‘ The Shadow March’ by Del Riege ........... Grace Bartmann Bo SDAIN, PUB concep ene tesco Sey BAe a) Direction of Miss Hall 4. Class Prophecy........ Lucile Bryant D Class Will... Genevieve Gordon OG. @OMGANGE IPMN sco cecee cscs eccenecsee See Direction of Mr. Hillyard (2 Selec tio M. U. H. S. Chorus 8. Announcement of Scholarship Honors................Miss Mary Petty %. Announcement of Debating Hon- OU;S Sear arets eere Ore Le Ce. Thompson 10: Presentation of Class Gift --.. IY Final Athletic Awards... Uy, Cllrs Sones The Graduates We, ANGLIOUMIPNTTRC TIE oa cee pace

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LLOYD WEBB Speedball ’24, ’25, ’26 | Basketball ’26 | Christmas Play ’°26 | Maderan Staff ’25 Dramatics BERNICE MEHRMAN Junior-Senior Reception Com. ’2 Alumni Banquet ’27 Interclass Basketball ’25 Mothers’ Tea Committee Cafeteria LA VERNE LATHEM Transferred from Hilmar ’26 | Spanish Club ’26 Maderan Staff °26 HOWARD CRITCHEFIELD Glee Club ’25, ’26 Operetta 726 CUA Ol 77 Farge Not very. “Class spirit: Worlds of it What the Class of ’27 has a spirit of superiority was proven at about the end of the third quarter when they did a paint job on the roof of the beautiful school building. Class sports? Who won? Why, the Class of ’27! Whether you refer to football, basketball, track or baseball, the same answer holds true. To be honest with you, what do you expect from them? Love of the freshmen, indifference to the sophomores, and class rivalry with the juniors. The Class of ’27 is high in the standard of Senior Classes —Boone Bryant eS. ae

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SENIOR B The Senior B Class has been as active this year as any other class in the school. Sports, dramaties, scholarship, social events—in fact, it has participated im all M. U. Hl. S. activities. In football, basketball, baseball, tennis and track, the IV B’s are prominent. It really takes a number of good players to enable a class to come out second in an interclass track meet, as this class did. Thekla Parnett and Fillmore Koenig surprised the audience in their interpretations of the leading roles in the Junior play of 1926, “The Youngest.” Another dramatic event of the year wa s the annual operetta, “The Bo’sn’s Bride,” directed by Miss Virginia Short. Fill- more Koenig, Stanley Warburton and Opal Knox represented the Senior B class in this production. The Junior A party in the autumn was very successful, but the Junior-Senior prom, given in June by the Junior A’s and the Senior B's was even more successful. Another field has been attempted by the Senior B’s, which shows that their talents are by no means limited. Three members of this class were represented on the interscholastic debating team. Isn't this a remarkable showing ?