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

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The Senior B class which entered in February, 1931, has been as prominent in school activities as any other class. Members are to be found in sports, dramatics, art, and music; in fact they have participat- ediin) alee Us Fe SS activities: In football, basketball, baseball, and track, Elmer Austin, and Rob- ert Barnett, are the outstanding members. Wilda Coltra, Willard Pit- man, Evelyn Cheuvront, and Dorothy Betty, represented the Senior-B class in the Junior Play, “Girl Shy’. In the music department Beth Clark, Barbara Edgerly, Edna Ennis, Ruth Hawes, Norma Jones, Rich- ard Kenney, James Palmer, Catherine Pira, Willard Pitman, Nerine Weis, I-velyn Cheuvront, and Dorothy Betty, have certainly proved that their class has plenty of musical talent. This class was represented in student council by James Palmer and Virginia Rowe. The members of this class are as follows: Nobuo Aoki, Austin Raymond, Robert Barnett, Evelyn Bergon, Hzio Biglia, Eddie Boyle, Raymond Brown, Wilmer Brown, Beth Clark, Wilda Coltra, Robert Dearing, Barbara Edgerly, Edna Ennis, Dorothy Falconi, Jean Franchi, Ruth Hawes, Norma Jones, Richard Kenney, Frank Krahen- buhl, Truman Lanningham, Frederick Lesan, Robert Maloy, Mildred Mastrofini, Doris Miller, Betty O’Neal, James Palmer, Rose Paolinelli, Katherine Pira, Willard Pitman, Uhlma Poythress, Virginia Rowe, Eleanor Shuman, Mary Alice Varbella, Nerine Weis, Fern Williams, Evelyn Cheuvront, Georgia Kimes, Dorothy Betty, Margaret Koch, James Bryant, and Roy Barsotti. JUNIORS Under the leadership of Dick Hardin, the Juniors have had a most successful year. Their student council representatives were: Dorothy Betty, John Copeland, Herbert Futrell, Dick Hardin, Dick McGilvray, Arthur Mugnolo, and William Saunders. Among the junior boys who have helped publicize the class are Her- bert Futrell, who has proved himself a super-salesman; and Billy Saund- ers, who has won a reputation for himself by the winning of the Lion’s Club extemporaneous speaking contest in December, 1932. For the second time in Madera, the juniors purchased their rings during their junior year. They will receive their rings on the last day of school, thus enabling them to wear their senior rings a year before graduation exercises. Mildred Mastrofini was in charge of this commit- Lee:

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