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

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pw 4—J. Baldrica C. Denny, M. Church, Ely, Bondensen, Faso, Cappelluti, H. Anderson, Baratta, L. Ben- , Emmert, Arnold. ow 3- Flemming, J. Davis, Caldwell, Barnett, Bick, Diebert, Bishop, J. Failla, E. Foust, A. Baker. pw 2——Dooley, A. Brown, Childs, A. Bollinger, Clayton, Snowden, Foster, Coats, Benjamin, B. Adams, Crawford, |. Davis. ow 1—-Fracchia, F. Baldrica, Crick, J. Barr, Cheuvront, V. Failla, Del Zetto, F. Dal Cerro, E. Conklin, M. DaCosta, sider er | ; Row 5—H. Kobiashi, H. Niino, M. Okano, F. Hirahara, A. Jones, A. McConnell, M. Koch, Bryhn, Kennel!, M. Nishimoto. Row 4—K. Nishimoto, Moody, Halloran, A. Hawkins, R. Harkins, Morse, C. Harrell, Malick, Hilton, N. Gould, C. Mathews, Millagan. Row 3—Litton, R. Lane, |. Moore, Gustafson, B. McKee, H. Morgan, Hall, Jay, Gile, P, Lynch, Miller, Mari- scotti, Martin. Row 2—lvy, F. Mollica, Gerbi, List, Lincoln, C. Kurisu, C. Harris, Nygren, H. Holliday, Madden, Hardin, E. Gordon, Peime. Row 1—Niskala, Morini, R. House, K. Hughes, M. Ohashi, Jacobson. o Row 4—Padron, A. Preciado, B. Preciado, A. Stone, Shebelut, A. Ruby, W. Raymond, Winters, Robley, Tubbs, R. Preciado, T. Okano. Row 3—H. Scott, Patterson, M. Ward, Owens, Wilkinson, Pemberton, Poythress, Overgaard, F. Upton, J. Schmitz. Row 2-—Olivas, A. Pickford, Potter, Willingham, M. Rogers, C. Walker, Wood, T. Pistoresi, F. Walker, Sharp, Wesson. aes Row 1—Photopolous, B Pimental, G. Santos, Turner, L. Mariani, Reid, Rife, Unti, A. Scott, Phillips.

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i q ql freshman class president been idle. In fact they have already acquired a little of that promised notoriety. The first outstanding achievement was the Junior play, ‘“Remember the Day’’ when audience and cast were transported via the stage to the school days of their early youth. That was the Friday night of January 15 and everyone still is remembering the day. There was something else for which the Juniors Lloyd Taylor y received publicity. That was for their indecision con- Bophiomore iclassipresident first semester cerning the presentation of their class sponsored as- sembly program. After much debating, and we know not what else, the class of ‘38 gave up the idea of an original minstrel show and demonstrated dra- matically ‘““Why Teachers Go Nuts.” The faculty might have been able to SHI ene: sophomore class preside have given the reasons, but the Juniors did an amusing bit of work second semester It was a nice idea inaugurated last year—that of bringing forth hidden talent in assembly programs sponsored by the respective classes. The precedent was continued and the Freshmen led off with a musical variety show exhibiting some budding young artists of the terpischorean art to Say nothing of instrumentalists and vocalists. Remembrances of Bruna Forasseppi tapping her shoes away and Evelyn Pistoresi pushing and pulling on that accordian lingered throughout the year. Others who offered their services for the pleasure of upper class- men included Billy Roach, Pat Dowhan, Leland Edman, and the members of the Frosh haywire orchestra. When the Sophomores took the Stage it was to present a one-act play, “At the Stroke of Twelve.’” Doris Carpenter was in the stellar role with Wendell Smith, Jacqueline Bobbitt, Lucille Rowe, and Jacqueline Fleming. Class social activities rose to a new high beginning with the Frosh reception sponsored by the Sophomore elite. Later in the second semester the Babes took matters into their own hands and staged a party (dancing included, please) on Friday evening, April 9, in the cafe- teria. Social life for the Sophs did not end with the reception tendered the class of ‘40 as the Pe ee second year lads and lassies entertained themselves during the latter part of studying? the first semester. Scavenger hunting stirred the imagination of the sophis- ticated third year personalities and they organized one following the Junior play. Dancing and refreshments gave then that satisfied feeling on returning to the cafeteria after the search for what-nots. Rae Marie Adams freshman class secretary It takes a little guidance to weather the seas in a hurry? oe” of action and the captains for the four classes first and second semesters, respectively, were: Seniors, Roy Archibald and Ver! House; Juniors, Aubrey Baker and Jack Bick; Sophomores, Floyd ‘’Min- nie’ Taylor and Bill Baker. The Babes of '40 clung to Keith Pinion’s hand throughout the year, re- electing him to the class presidency for the spring term.

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Row 4—B. Brunolli, Cleveland, R. Brown, Boitano, Chiarelli. Black, B. Bollinger, L. Beban, J. Carter, Del Bianco, B. Baker, Coulthard, D. Brown, Row 3—Carmassi, V. W. Cloyd. Row 2—Campbell, M. Armstrong, L. Davis, |. Denny, B Allred, A. Biscay, Andrews, V. Barnes, Dotson. Row 1—G. Biscay, De Lao, L. Biscay, A. Baldrica, C. Curtis, Earles, P. Barnes, Bobbitt, Cobb, Collodi, A. Ecker, Ewing, G. Cook. Bush, Bulfinch, J. Fleming, V. Carpenter, D. Carpenter, B. Row Row 4—Inami, Moosious, J. Kurisu, D. Mariani, A. Hirahara. 3—Hoel. B. Gordon, Nelson, J. Hawes, M. Frank, Hagen, H. Jones, Garner, Brewer, Gotcher. Row 2—P. Kirkman, J. Kirkman, H. Gong, C. Niino, B. Brown, Graham, D. McConnell, Lute, Mochizuki, J. McKinnon, Hosler, Hannon. Row ]1—D, Green, Hartwell, D. Row Row Row Row Row Oe) Krahenbuhl, Fraser, Marquez, M. Gendron, Moore. 5—R. Robley, Romell, Williamson, Spillane, K. Sutton, P. Wilson, W. Smith, Sagouspe, B. Sanderson Sly, G. Sciaqua, Waters. 4—A. Terry, L. Reeves, A. Spera, Warren, H. Jones, Underwood, L. Rowe, Oberti, P. Ward, F. Vived H. Pistoresi, H. Perry. 3—M. Roberts, Skaggs, R. Sunia, White, R. Pimental, Ridgeway, Rasmussen, Young, Watt, Saunders M. Perry 2—L. Taylor, Red, M. Sutton, E. Marmaduke, Tashjian. 1—Ruiz, B. Stevenson, Renac, R. Ruby, K. Ohashi, Poole, M. Santos, Raey, H. Ramires, M. Parker. R. Massaso, Valorosi, Venturi,