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

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music made the affair one of unforgettable loveliness. This was made possible by the returns from the Junior class play. Decorations were in the the modern mode in the ever fashionable black and white. Futuristic notes, the drummer-man cutting capers added the modern touch to the cafeteria where couples promenaded. “Oh, Professor”, a three-act farce, was presented by the Juniors on December 13. This was very ably directed by Miss Mary Lou Shetler, dramatics adviser. Mirth and excitement were emitted, when the Junior class enter- tained themselves at their semi-annual party. The eve of January 17 proved to be a joyous night for all. While dancing to the rhythmic strains of the Master Melody Makers, the class party got well under way. Games (no, not drop-the-handkerchief ) were played, and as a climax to the riotous evening, refreshments were served. Sparkle and amusement was submitted for the student body by the 37 class when a superb fashion show was given, in the form of a play. The production was one of the assembly high lights of the year. Credit and appreciation goes to the presidents and secretaries of both semesters. Those who held these honored positions were: Verl House, Jayne Schmitz, James Lesan and Meredith Gordon, respectively. Spunk and spirit radiated throughout the undertakings of the class. It has been accepted as a tradition, however, that the Junior class of any high school has a very good opinion of its merits. Despite the many hard knocks hurled back and forth between the Juniors and Seniors, they entered into the affairs of the school royally. JUNIORS Row 1—T. Sciaequa, A. Pistoresi, G. Ward, Ryan, Whiteside, T. Spera, Woo. Row 2—-B. Merritt, M. Parker, Tolladay, Rossetta, J. Mannino, Sheldon, D. Roberts, Peterson, Massasso, E. Sunia, C. Gordon, Snyder. Row 3—Nikaido, M. Sutton, M. Summers, H. Niino, F. Mendoza, Maggiorini, Truscott, M. G. Pickford, Zahl, J. Schmitz, S. Ohashi, M. Ramires. Page 2

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te ‘ aS N RLOOAEE JUNIORS Row 1-——D. Allassini, A. Schmitz, Tooms, R. Beban, Archibald, F. Allred, Simonian, Badella. Row 2—Gomes, Bartelt, M. Brewer, D. Brown, C. M. Allen, L. Barnes, Bailey, J. Biscay, M. Blanchard. Row 3- Mendoza, H. Scott, A. Mugnolo, L. Boyd, Basilla, Blagk, Bollinger, Gendron, Bellar, Camy, Hooper. JUNIORS Extremely persistant members of the student body were the Juniors, who plainly showed their enthusiasm by their participation in all school affairs and activities. The Junior-Senior Prom, which was held on Wednesday, June 3, was a festive occasion given to the departing Seniors as a last fond farewell, by the Juniors, who will step into the worldly position of their higher-uppers. This shindig was the only formal affair of the year. Glamorous girls, beautiful evening gowns, soft lights and inspiring JUNIORS Row 1-—-C. King, Gagnon, Buekley, Kuehene, Crappa, D. Hamilton, Ellis, Bosworth, R. Cook, M. Gould, M. Cereghino, Dermer. Row 2——Lesan, A. Cortopassi, E. Brown, M. Failla, M. Gordon, Edgerly, Brammer, Cunningham, M. Bush, Childs, I. Church, F. Bryhn, P. MeKinnon, A. Brown. Row 3--V. House, 8. Justice, D. Fuller, Letoile, E. King, Erreeart, Frymire, Clayton, Glock, D. Hall, D. Jay, Hanhart, Row 4-—-R. Krahenbuhl, Janzen, Griggs, Haney, L. Logoluso, D. Brown, B. Brown, Chew, W. Gong, J. Hughes.

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SOPHOMORKS Row 1—Kast, Cappelluti, Eu. Bondesen, G. Bamett, J. Bick, Cimino, Bishop, Bidegian, Baker. Row 2——Caldwell, R. House, W. Baratta, J. Baldriea, Amold, Harkins, Anderson, M. Church, Bennett, M. Parker. Row 3—Benzel, Chambers, A. Brown, Dal Cerro, Darrow, I. Davis, Coats, B. MeKee, B. Adams, Benjamin, Cheuvront. Row 4—Dennell, E. Bomprezzi, J. Barr, M. Crick, P. Kirkman, J. Kirkman, Mariani, F. Baldriea, Da Costa, E. Conklin, Crawford, P. Barnes. SOPHOMORES Saucy Sophomores, (last year’s crop of scrubs) have been quite prominent in school affairs. You can be assured that these Sophomores didn’t miss any affair or activity concerning their dear old alma mater. ‘They realized that the first few years are the hardest. They did their part in every way, so that when they become stately Seniors they may sit back and take it easy. A party, which was a party, was held for the second year class Feb- ruary 28, and what is known as a grand time was had by all. These SOPHOMORES Row 1—Overgaard, M. Faso, J. Halloran, Harrell, Hilton, Diebert, J. Failla, Row 2—Milligan, Hicks, Litton, Hawkins, Malick, Kimes, Moody, Fleming. Row 3—Moore, A. MeConnell, E. Mariscotti, Gile, Delzotta, Munter, Miller, Dooley. Row 4—Fraechia, Lane, H: , Jones, Holliday, P. Hamilton, E. Gordon, M. Gustafson, Haynes, Lincoln, F. Mollica Row 5—-Hirahara, Kobayashi, Koch, Kurisu, Murakami, Hardin, V. Failla, A. Jones, Gerbi, Ivy, List. Row 6—J. Johnson, €. Denney, J. Ely, D. Murray, Foust, B. Martin, Morini, Chas, Emmert. Page 21