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

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Row 1: R. McCullough, T. Wafer, H. Morris, E. Alliase, L. Chatman, R. Kutch, B. Dolio, C. Taylor, R. McDowell, G. Sanderson, I. T. Rowe, J. Doo, F. Wiens, F. Schoelen Row 2: G. Toschi, R. Jensen, G. Ownbey, H. Janzen, R. Da Silva, W. Eva, C. Bacon, A. Unt, H. Rollin, R. Ocheltree, W. Cook, D. Bare, P. Toschi, D. Tolladay, Don Tolladay, Cowpuncher Officers: B. Diebert, sentinel; Mr. Smith, ad- visor; R. Jensen, reporter; J. Mallory, presi- dent; R. Hudson, vice-president; R. Mallory, secretary; W. Cook, treasurer. When Mr. Griswold resigned in the middle of the school term and was replaced by Mr. Smith, there were natural interruptions in the routine of classes. To compensate for what was lost by this interruption, Mr. Smith introduced many new ideas to encourage the activities of the chaper. fe Row 1: D. Jordan, D. Johnson, D. Petrucci, T. Passmore, B. Wood, W. Lowe, V. Martinazzi, B. Tune, D. Howard, N. Valorosi, J. Allen, F. Moosios. Row 2: W. Smith, J. Pistoresi, C. Martin, R. Hudson, L. Schoelen, E. Phillips, F. Valenzuela, R. Howard, J. Mallory, 1. Fiacher, B. Diebert, S. Ferguson, P. Failla, R. Mallory, H. Jorgensen.

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Row 1: B. Langdon, L. Marmolejo, A. Hernardez, B. Rodriquez, H. Montoya, V. Serrano, R. Arzate, M. Conzales, V. Butierrez, L. Torres, O. Juarez, B. Irby, E. Pacheco, J. Brooks, B Bartmess. Row 2: R. Secara, D. Martin, L. Atkins, D. Necomb, B. Windsor, A. Gonzalez, G. Velasquez, W. Hendrickson, |. Dermer, M. Gong, C. Poyner, Y. Atkinson, V. Garibay, B. Halleen. Row 3: R. Perry, A. Farinelli, M. Lasgoity, H. Gong, J. Auila, W. Wagner, J. Lawrence, M. Weis, M. White, J. Fry, G. Cook, M. Tavares. Row 4: P. Huarte, R. Cortez, B. Trost, N. Bartley, K. Wright, J. Brunolli, C. Valenzuela, C. Beggs, Miss Patton Initiation and formal installa- tion of officers was held on No- vember 15, 1944. Sixty-one members were initiated. The annual Christmas party was held on December 20, 1944. : i? wae It was a typical Mexican Christ- a (ae No , H ve. mas party with posadas, pena- if | i BBG. ‘Be Ge tas, dancing and refreshments. Row |: M. Maciel, V. Serrano, M. Biscay, J. Preston, E. Lopez, The carnival, Pan American, M. Coffee. Row 2: A. Gonzalez, B. Halleen, J. Ware, W had a Spanish Cafe with Span- Marquez, G. Velasquez, L. Firmalo. ish food and a floor show. The Cafe received first prize for the amount of scrip taken in and the best concession. The Pan American assembly was on April 13th. The setting was d market scene. During the fiesta several dances such as Chiapanecas, La Cucaracha, Los Vietjetos, Fado Blanquita, Conga, and the Jarahe Tapatio, were given. There were also vocal solos, numbers by the girls’ sextet and the boys’ trio, and accordian and marimba solos. Row 1: C. Clark, I. Laurenzana, C. Cervantz, L. Bass, A. King, P. Moreno, E. Gonzalea, A Arzate, M. Biscay, L. Firmalo, M. Coffee, J. Preston. Row 2: L. Clark, C. Padilla, F Guerra, C. Zamora, V. McDowell, E. Zamora, P. Olono, R. Torres, G. Zapata, V. Herrera, E. Barbieri. Row 3: E. Church, L. Newcomb, R. Soria, L. Valderrama, R. Haynes, L. Poindexter, M. Reyes, R. Lopez, W. Marquis, J. Ware, M. Maciel, J. Zapien, S. Bosquez.

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BUYS FEDERATION Boys’ Fed got off to a good start this year with Art Freeman as presi- dent. They had several good speakers from the various Armed Forces. Girl Scout Troop 6 put on a very good assem- bly with jitterbug- ging and boogie- woogie on the piano as the features. Parker Gibbs was elected president for the second semester. AWE ae) rdan, R. Hardy, J. Sanderson, J. Brooks, P. Gibbs. Oflicers: L. Morrison, D. Jo Row 1}: R. Hoveiler, V. Pistoresi, J. Ware, J. Markle, P. Gibbs. Row 2: D. Jordan, B. Ruud, J. Sanderson, S. Foster, B. Yauch. Row 3: J. Brooks, R. Hardy, L. Morrison, R. Rigby, B. Wheatehead. GIALS LEAGUE cet, First Semester Officers: G. Berry, D. Miller, P. McKee, L. Firmalo, D. Saburit M. N. Gardner, J. Lawrence. The Girls’ League Council, made up of seven girls who represent each class, meet every other week to plan the program, of the League. One of their most ambitious projects was a night Fashion Show given on April 6 in the gymnasium. The proceeds of this were all donated to the Teen Canteen for the furnishings. In order to finance the giv- ing of pins to those who have earned 100 points the girls sold apples in the halls. Second Semester Officers: Row 1: V. Fortune, D. Dedman, L. Firmalo. Row 2: D. Maxwell, B. Pisotresi, D. Ice, P. Murphy.