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

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Commefual SMALL CHANGE EVERYTHING sour HERE beaming upon their customers nickels WRITE IN CANDIDATES quppen r: Ami and J R. Goan-ey studying the newest in busmess methods QLower7 WHAT TYPE ARE YOU? T Parker C Lopez B Rowe and classmates speeding up that typing rate ,,,,0-'lea Commerclal Classes Are Taught By Senior Advlsor Shorthand bookkeeplng typmg general busmess trammg classes and work 1n the bookstore are all mcluded along the 11ne of commer c1al subJects These are very much 1n demand by students planmng to follow a career 1n commerce Mr Rmaldo Wren to whom this book IS dedlcated IS but one of our structors BUSINESSMAN.G ,ES SING who has be ,mag the fmanelal busmgsls :lf neairfls every organization with which he has been associated I . if 41, . I. ' A, 4 i ' 'S Q 5: .V ,l xfl M J' - 1 .- 4? . I M ,Ls ll V O T . -3 -bg? Q . . v - - - EXCEPT BOOKS-E. List and,C. Haney, candy sellers, five Outstanding, commercial in- V ' . 1 I XX Xi

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PRESS Press to and the quick Chmle from blank paper to I-he next issue of your favorite newslrilwl' 'XNNK MADERAN JOURNALISTS ACHIEVE IDEALS OF PRESS IN THEIR SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS From the cub reporter to the man who feeds the pless staff member IS a necessary s oke ln the wheels of publncatlon Thlngs worthy of bemg publl C1Z9d have been taken down punt ever slnce the tr1a1 of Peter Zenger and pmtlcularly smce the orgamzatlon of the B111 of Rlghts whxch guarantees freedom of the press Hlgh schools and colleges pro wde courses m Journallsm as en courage-ment to students possessmg such talent and nf there contmues to be such an outlet for msplra tions md ldeas of a growing world thexe wxll be fewer mstances of propaffanda Fvery mmute brmgs forth a story to be wrltten by someone and glven to the Amerxcan public as news Thls 1 method of pre serx mg a democratnc country IS one of the prlvlleges of any Jour nal st I uw- - w o l f cf r, I' ., .4 uf I f W I fur it xr.- u K 'Qs w .j-- 5 + 14,4- A .- X, 3:7-4.9 M- sf' 6,,f. 4, 1 4 - Q . 'VI' A QQ' X .. , ' yr Q I . ,, -'J . . .. Ji' k ,,, I . . 7 e . A. . 1 n ' . , 1 S , ln D' . .. . . J . . v ' I ' il 17 ' . -1 ' I. . . . . - , . ' -

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Dedlcatlon RINALDO WREN conunerclal teacher, boxing instructor assistant football coach senior advisor and the person to whom this annual ls dedicated y l wui???ff ,,,,,-i 'Nm L I Qs-. as s w2N.f-' mv fg':,,JgfQ 1 ww ,p 'hr 5 wx wa' Wg 'lf -A W ' N LN Semor Class Dedicates Yearbook To Mr Wren Because of his faithful guidance and intelligent leadership, we, the semoxs dedicate this book to Rin aldo Wren I-le has advised us in important decisions during our four years of high school Mr Wren has strengthened our belief in the free dom of thinking, speaking and worshipping. Knowing the import ance of these freedoms but realiz ing the danger of misuse, he has shown us the necessary restrictions upon speech and consequently up- on press, as this talk aids the enemy May we become creditable citizens in our world even as he in his