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

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1933 volume:

Ss a a St i re rE EE os ‘ pret: ene eeoess aes Sot tiatate Shee RO Eaws Powe Padme c@seazeeeee bn eces Serese ese SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY LIBRARY SYSTEM A 1066773 Ex Libris Willard M. Farr oe nud loval frie: sl iz 2 urr, a9 me, the Class of 1933, afa| HA PURPLE AND WHITE STAFF It is the wish of the Purple and White Staff that this little book may serve to recall for you in the years to come some of the work, some of the play, and all of your friends of this school year, 1932-1933. E (URGES See Pe Ray Miles AsSigtarie yee)... 4 6... Beatrice Epstein Artist... MEINE fei. odor: -------- Harold McKune BugsinGegeey) ean eee ee Carol Armstrong ASSOO1StHiINE DME, sok Ruby Carrell Kathryn Hawkins Rae Humphreys Lillian Kaufman Kenneth Parkes Patsy Sarll Miss Shetler, Adviser Through his friendly counsel, he has gained tl confidence of both faculty and students. Mr. L. C. Thompson, Principal THE FACULTY BONITA MALOY MARY JARDINE ANNABEL ARY LOU SHET History English Span English MILDRED LEE BROWN ELIZABETH English Engl d tl B. J. McMAHON Cc. E. WOOD Agriculture Physical Edueation H. F. KLEEMEYER ANNE MURPHY LOIS CHAMBERS MARGARET METZLER FRIEDA MURPHY L. J. ERICSON Shop Home Economies Physical Education Home Economics Home Economies Agriculture ee ie SHE! NELLIE McSWEENEY FLORENCE WILLIAMS EVA DEETS ANITA TAYLOR sh Commercial Mathematics Commercial A 1e M. W. WRIGHT G. M. SHELDON H. A. VOI Commercial Science Social OFFKICH Viola Thompson Secretary Gretchen Brown...-.2.----:----.- Assistant Secretary Mary Jardine Registrar Minnie Failla t Office Assistant Other student offic Gladys Edna 1] Eva W Roberta Laura Ruby C€ Rhea Tre | of Harold Agajanian Robert Albonico Laddie Allred Louie Alverez Dorothy Anderson Hilda Anderson Robert Archibald Carol Armstrong James Barcus Charlotte Josephine Busligne Emily Basila Alma Caldwa., Jeanette Bernadicou Lawrence Andrew Carla one: Dwight C. Birch Ruby Carry oro; Odell Brooks Albert Cereghily B. Delbert Bybee Hilda Dominica Claig ok Beula Mae Brown Richard Chil@i;. Raymond Brown Italia Collogy , Dorothy Mae Busler Adeline Catherine Crapipeat Mitchell Errecart ae ; P a 5 Uslne Marie Crappa Lieu D. Gaskin Minnie Caroline Failla AW Mae Crowder Lois Georgeson Mary Janet Failla ey arleoHert George Daniel Kazwo Goto Lonnie Fair ar orothy Mitchell Davis Masayoshi Goto Mary Margaret Faso hi : Billy B. Dean James Onis Gregory Mary Fernandes Clatgek G. Desmond Lois Alma Hall Robert Lewis Ficklin hil@e.. 40is Dunham Alma Harbart Josephine Fierro olloy Fae 4 oa : Fri Sue Marie Edgar Wilma Erle Harris Anona Ford ral lBeatrice H. Epstein William C. Jennings Kathryn Hawkins Gladys Louise ae’ Myrlen H. Jennings ‘ s tenn George W. Horder Erma Masol Clarence Andrew Jensen ; : 2 Irle Darwin Hilleary Fred @. Masse’ ‘ Calvin Jones : fazel Mattie Hough Velma M . Allene Justice lary William A. Hughes A. William Merry) Lillian L. Kaufman vadol Margrett L. Humphreys Millard Ray Mil Robert Kelley felen Vernon L. Hunt Kenneth Paul Nich Donald C. Kennell lurst Clarence Leland Ivy Nyma Obe Yolo Lari oy F Arthur Oliv fary Jane Page e Lj us Irle Petersen Asse’ yteze! Peterson fary Pollos Terry tadomir Putica Mil lelen Radosevich ich¢ lurshella Reasonover Obe fenneth H. Parkes ol; ok ok ck ok oR ak ok Patsy Sarll M. Rhea Trethewey Nancy Sciacqua James Floyd Tune Barbara Scott Elmer Douglas Turner Laura Scott Margaret Van Vleet William P. Seabury William James Ventura Willam A. Shuman Eva Inez Wilson Anna Bernice Souza Alfred Wright Virginia M. Steinman Ernest Yamaguchi William Kenneth Sturrock, Jr. oy R. Rodgers Oliv Arnold Bertozzi Virginia Hagle Kathren Robbins NO PICTURES Ralph Davis Chester Iverson Arnold Stebinger Senior Luents SENIOR PLAY Friday, May 5, 1933 “SKIDDING” CAST OF CHARACTERS IMM@TNODY TRITEO Nae ene fva Mae Crowder AWN) NASON Neste Sos sneiene eee ceesee C. B. Dean Estelle Hardy Campbelli. Laura Scott Wiliave), Ieleneabi2 NADICOp C5 een eee ence ....Patsy Sarll IVT eS GU bib iin soeeesenseeee tee eee ene ones Radomir Putica (CieenaGloes isleweGhy aa Serea ee eeeee Laddie Allred VIG Sean eet iy; Se keke vba cree rae Rhea Trethewey ULC OSMEL aT Cl yecee ees eae eee Darwin Hilleary TAM Gya ET a Ciy ieee eet ie ee Robert Daniel CAS UII tapu Vision eoemte een, eee ....Kathryn Hawkins BACCALAUREATE SERVICES Sunday, June 4, 1933 ipa enG yioin © hseeeesee cee ene 2 See eee Saint-Saens Girls’ Orchestra pee ie Rae Ts Oke Case oe eee ee Stenson Mixed Double Quartet See VOCATION = -- Reverend William Payne 4. Violin Solo—Souvenir.......................... Drdla Margaret Van Vieet bs) Aldidiress-2------ Very Reverend A. W. Farlander, Dean of St. James Cathedral, Fresno 6. Songs My Mother Taught Me............ Dvorak tirls’ Orchestra CLASS DAY PROGRAM Wednesday, June 7, 1933 Musicals Seleetions::2----------4-----s-=- Kilgore Student Presentation of Senior Gifts to the School BONGO Mit OH ett... ssxce asec sesaewasean tees Ray Miles One Act Play—‘‘The Man in the Bowler LE Ue) ire See ee re Ser ee Dramatics Class Inauguration of Student Body President Dedication of the Senior Numerals.............. Seek Eva Mae Crowder, L. C. Thompson a COMMENCEMENT Thursday, June 8, 1933 ees alti els ONS et aay Wet Te kee ae Ketelbey High School Orchestra pee ETOCESS IO nia) aaa “God of Our Fathers” Seniors and Chorus B35 Wha OXeRN KOO Reverend H. FF. Truscott eer TVs GUUS eae ee eee ere ee ae Huhn Chorus oO Presentation of the Class....L. C. Thompson, Principal, Madera Union High School 6. Duet—‘The World Is Waiting For the SUMS Cacethe as erate See eke sa Boe oe oa Sietz C. B. Dean and Ray Miles i fos (6 Vo hits) ts px ea eee eer ee Walter Dexter, President of Whittier College See Woe “Gil CaS eet eee eae eee cere Horlick High School Orchestra 9. Presentation of Diplomas..Thos. Warburton, Member of the Board of Trustees UO, TPKE SONNE a “God of Our Fathers”’ Seniors and Chorus yale les On. ey he ck SENIOR B CLASS Student Council Representatives First Semester Elbert Lincoln James Palmer Dorothy Barr Ruth Miller Buddy Rhodes Everett Bondesen Corinne Emmert Carol Justice Martha Michaelson Robert Scott Jackie Leal Ray Miles Cc. B. Dean Helen Radosevich Keith Daulton Lawrence Ruiz Frank April Rae Humphreys Carson Nohrnberg Clarence Jacobsen reorgella Bartmann Dick Hardin Second Semester Carol Armstrong Eva Mae Crowder Billy Seabury Frank April Lloyd Martin Wallace Emmert Jack McGilvray Carson Nohrnberg Clarence Jacobsen Evelyn Bergon Dick Hardin Richard Kenney James Palmer Charlotte Adams Blanche Echols Lorraine Wilson Barbara Bartlett Frank Ferrarese Patsy Hughes Dot Loveland Edyth Patterson Bob Swift J Eddie Simonian a pois ff JUNIOR A CLASS JUNIOR B CLASS SOPHOMORE A CLASS SOPHOMORE B CLASS : : HaledabelcQalstalsiate i SH HA HEH é a DOO Herel Ss B CLAS N H SHMAN A CLASS 7 J} x us 7 FRE FI cL Hl i ae J ; ACTIVITIES ||] i TUDENT COUNCIL FIRST SEMESTER Carol Armstrong, Pres. Calvin Jones, Vice-Pres. Elizabeth Griggs, Sec.-Treas. STUDENT COUNCIL SECOND SEMESTER Willie Ventura, Pres. Ray Miles, Vice-Pres. Rae Humphreys, Sec.-Treas. Miss Jardine, Adviser GIRLS LEAGUE 2 ee Allene Justice -Vice President Helen Radosevich Eames Ris. Secretary... Hilda Clark ..Treasurer. SOoienl CNG DIT RAN An mcsne nena eo cone secs eenee Hospitality Chairman. Sere Yell Leader.......-. nel Sooes 3: SOnPwemlseadeiuecasce tet see cece eens Eva Mae Crowder. Kathryn Hawkins. Gladys List Harriet Murray... Helen Radosevich. Rose Avila-.... Katherine Pi Elizabeth Griggs.... wR BOYS FEDERATION -President.. Vice Presiden SWVillie Venture Yilen Case | une. WCNC Secretar yaa cadiin cals c lems =anieaenaens nena mene Bob Archibald Ray Miles Jack Desmond Bill Shuman Mr. Thompson, Adviser CALIFORNTA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION, CHAPTER 43 Miss Hall, Adviser DEBATING | 1932-33 DEBATE TEAMS Mr. L. C. Thompson, Coach Bernice Souza, Eva Mae Crowder, Elizabeth Griggs, Lloyd Martin FUTURE FARMERS MADERA CHAPTER EAPO SCLIN tte eee ne eoet stan ee ch eye ed Ur A Ree a EL MEY Calvin Jones Vice President... ..Robert Albonico Secretary. -Floyd Tune Treasurer. -Milo Shelton Reporter Gilbert Veatch Yell Leader... Kyle Absher Adviser. J. McMahon The Madera Chapter of Future Farmers has an active membership of sixty. A wide range of activities has been carried on by the chapter this year. Every member of the chapter has conducted a supervised commercial size home project, making a splendid profit for each. The chapter has rendered valuable service to the community, entering a float in the Old Timer’s Parade, holding a ‘‘get-together’’ meeting for alumni and members, donating cash and shoes to the American Legion welfare fund, and contributing several hundred dollars worth of work to the community through the farm mechanics classes. Competing with others in the valley and state, the club’s teams have won recogni- tion in the contests. They have attended the Future Farmer Convention at the State Fair in Sacramento, the Pacific Slope Dairy Show in Oakland, and the Davis College of Agriculture Contests at Davis. Resulting from the excellent work in judging contests, the Madera chapter of Future Farmers ranks third at the end of six years of state-wide competition for the ten-year trophy donated by former Governor C. C. Young. The chapter also has the distinction of being selected as one of the San Joaquin Valley chapters to be entered in national competition for an outstanding year’s program of work, the winners to be decided next fall in Kansas City. Still further honor was added to the Club’s notable record when Calvin Jones won the state-wide Future Farmers oratorical contest at Los Angeles. MADERAN STAFF FIRST SEMESTER First Semester Second Semester TRYST UMUOV IT Sine siete een ECG Onan = © iG faeeeee es nese Kenneth Parkes AL CIVIL G5 Sess =o i Seen Cher neice eeeton a ee ees Miss Humphrey MADERAN STAFF SECOND SEMESTER JUNIOR PLAY Martin Frank April Elizabeth Griags Carson Nohrnherg Adeline Carboni Arnold Stebinger Wallace Emmert Marcia Edwards Louise Ivy SENIOR PLAY Kathryn Hawkins Radomir Putica Rhea Trethewey Darwin Hilleary Eva Mae Crowder C. B. Dean Laddie Allred Patsy Sar'l Robert Daniel Laura Scott ORCHESTRA Miss Denn, Director CHORUS Miss Denn, Director i 4 merry itty emis 4 a a s BOYS TRIO NOON DANCE ORCHESTRA GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Josephine Fierro Dorothy Davis Secretary Patsy Sarll Yell Leadev........ Katherine Pira Advisers Mrs. Chambers and Miss Peterson DRAMATICS CLASS Miss Brown, Instructor A CLASS FOOTBALL TEAM B CLASS FOOTBALL TEAM TEKEAM C CLASS BASKETBALL TEAM TRACK TEAM BASEBALL TEAM _ amnesia To your right are certain people of im- portance. Calvin smiles, and why shouldn’t he? Didn’t he win the first place in the State Oratorical Contest that the Fu- ture Farmers held in Los Angeles? And speaking of winners, Robert Albonico, Eva Mae Crowder, and Harold Aga- janian have won the highest scholastic honors that Madera can offer. Look at the Librarians. With that worthy crew to check and double- check is it any won- der that you have not a chance with an over-due book? Not all the credit for the success of the Junior and Senior plays was due to the ca ex- cellent acting. There was plenty of action back stage by those two very efficient production staffs that you see here. Virginia, Betty, Robert, Ardeth, and Gordon ére all win- ners in contests sponsored by the English Depart- ment. Can you find Miss Stoddard completely surrounded by the winners of the W. C. T. U. Silver Medal Contests? Silver - tongued orators! You can also see here a_ group. of those addicted to speaking extempor- aneously. T hey fought a royal bat- tle of words in the contest sponsored by the Lions’ Club. Some _ familiar faces and places. Hirst you see the conductors of the Madera High Street Car Line, the guides of the Madera Sightseeing Company, in other words, the Knights of the Steering Wheel who “take you for a ride” five days a week. Here are Mrs. Carpenter and her cafeteria girls (and Willie) who can “dish it out.” Miss Me typists are typing and Mr. Sheldon’s chemists are veeney’s “chemming”’. Can you guess why there is an ab- sence of smiles on the faces of the brothers Allred and Allred? Take a look at the dishes. Glance at the two good reasons why our building and campus are bright and shiny. Now for some athletes. The of- ficials of the Ath- letic Girls Tribe, and the Racqueteers who play a deuce of a good game _ be- cause they are Wrightly coached. Why, Mr. Yocum, are you here again? All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. Here is how some of the Jacks and Jills keep from be- ing dull. � me to the land of ice and snow must go — others like to listen to what the wild waves are saying — then, some have to listen to what a certain khaki - clad gentle- man has to say, oc- casionally. But many find that play time on cur own campus is not so bad. Too bad that some just can’t be torn away from their books, isn’t it! Tt even looks as though certain members of our fac- ulty had their play- ful moments. Do we need to tell you that this is ymposium of a ‘ Freaks? Madera Union High School became Madera Madhouse for one awful day when the Seniors (some of them) came forth in all their glory. Here are some of the results: Tarzan Gandhi xay Nineties and ity-bitty girl What ho! | AUTOGRAPHS |] eee ee ene eee ee erases rersencese ee 2usegerse “ iy ; ‘ ; ¢ ‘ 4 : ¥ bs + é ‘ y Y 4 Eraeegedeetsas 22343 5 ewer Lh ees