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

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CARSON NOHRNBERG JACK McGILVRAY MARCIA EDWARDS CLAUDE FERGUSON President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms SENIOR A On Thursday evening, June seventh, the senior class closed a suc- cessful career of four years at Madera Union High School. The class ot °34, having a membership of one hundred and fourteen, holds the rec- ord of being the largest class ever to be graduated from the school. ‘The class members have served various activities, as its members have taken an active interest in the departments of music, dramatics, art, athletics, debating, journalism, and commercial. The senior officers were: Carson Nohrnberg, president; Jack Me- Gilvray, vice president; Marcia Edwards, secretary-treasurer; and Claude Ferguson, sergeant-at-arms. The student council representatives for the class were: lrank April, Adeline Carboni, Wallace Emmert, Frank larias, Virginia Ficklin, Rae Humphreys, Jack MeGilvray, Carson Nohrnberg, and Mildred Pinniger. Honoring the mothers of the seniors, the girls of the class enter- tained with the Mothers’ Tea, which was given this year on the atter- noon of May eleventh. The general committee, advised by Miss Mary Jardine, included: Ruth Barnes, Marcia Edwards, Rae Humphreys, Gertrude McKinnon, Harriet Murray, and Mildred Pinniger. Miss Eva Deets and Miss Margaret Metzler were faculty advisers for the decorations and re- freshments, respectively. Under the auspices of the class a dance for the benefit of the Pur- ple and White was sponsored on Friday evening, May eleventh, in the high school cafeteria. The committees in charge were: Jack MeGilvray, general chairman; Rose Avila, publicity; Margaret Peterson, decora- tions; Dow Ransom, music. aaere

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COMMENCEMENT WEEK PROGRAM BACCALAUREATE SERVICES COMMENCEMENT Sunday, June 3, 1934 Thursday, June 7, 1934 8 P. M. 8 P.M. High School Auditorium i eomprand (Chivaliywe Roberts High School Band and Orchestra SSS Miss Annabel Denn, Director String Ensemble ...‘‘Whispering Hope” Zee teLOCCSSLO Me) eeeesete teen ee eee Sec pemi eth in RROS vy ROME Hawthorne pene eee GOGO LOU Mac hersi Ihah oye wero al. 5S Rev. C. T. Axworthy Seniors and Chorus Double Mixed Quartet................ “Day is 3. Invocation...... Rev. William Payne Diyinoeami tives VWiest, wes eeaeeee Sherwin S@rmioneeees eae Rev. H. F. Truscott 4. a. “Nightfall in Granada’’..Bueno Hcorreide ie Sa ” fp Woeal Diet... EOnmiiiic sari ene ay’ ) Heidelberg Stein Song from Prince of Pilson....Pixley and Tuders Mixed Chorus Miss Annabel Denn, Director Brown b. Presentation) of Class:..-.-2-.--.2.-8 De ere eee ee ees L. C. Thompson Principal, Madera Union High School CLASS DAY PROGRAM Friday, June 8, 1934 6. Vocal Solo—Selected.................. Class Day Play fe AGGYTeSSis.-.--2. Amos Alonzo Stagg, Sy tnias “Good Girl in the Kitchen” Head Coach, College of Pacific Cast 8. Brass Quartet Yennie Yensen.......... Leona Willingham 9. Presentation of Diplomas.......... Sree eee ee cen en Thomas Warburton, Mother..........................Harriett Murray Member, Board of Trustees ALL ee ote =i ok: oe See Barbara Edgerly Lt ae ee eee Wary Rot UO; SST ND iwoy Wilh oe Audience The Village Gossip....Charlotte Tashjian 11. Recessional........ Ripling-De Koven INDE Cyeeee Ante eos, Velma Frye Police Matron............ Katherine Dermer ue JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Class Will Wednesday, June 6 High School Cafeteria Musical Selections.................... Orchestra 8 P. M. | The following students whose pictures do not appear are members of the graduating class, also: Glenn Case, Edna Hillgrove, Francis Hoddinott, Jacob Kendall, Roland Klawitter, Milo Shelton, Merle Sons. ape

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Ruth Barnes Lester Burrell Robert Anderson Frank April Rose Arakelian Alfred Cereghino Lois Dare ll Ithard