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

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es oo Lute, Kelly, Koch, FRONT ROW, left to right: Pistoresi, Oliver, Sotelo, Noble, Murdock, Stanfield, Rasor, Perex, Martine, Morrison, Matsumoto, Rollins, Moberg, McMellon, McKinzie, McDowell. SECOND ROW: Rol'ins, Smith, Schoelen, Smith, Padgett, Nelson, Smith, Pitcock, McCool, Rose, Russell, Rogers, Riedel, Rockhold, Price, Schoelen. THIRD ROW: Simmons, Price, Palacio, Rudel, Scarborough, Rigby, Ridge, Raviscioni, Ramsey, Russell, Richardson, Radosevich, Quilla, Nichols, Netto, Nance ae : OS eee SS os as a FRONT ROW, left to right: Williams, Thornton, Wood, Ward, Tamura, Serrano, Wisener, Toschi, Valdivia, Stenovich, Sordi, Setelo, Sloan, Schlumbohm, Ruth. SECOND ROW: Yindal, 8. Wocd, M. Wood, J. Wood, Steiner, Talamantes, Wiebe, Herrera, Seman, White, Vived, Weis, Stone, Turner, Goodwin. THIRD ROW: Jackson, Windsor, Tune, Valorosi, Walsh, Sterling, Snell, Yeqerider, Yalasquez, Wells, Walker, Zamora, Soria. The Sophomores s how a Senior and faculty member how to do it. This episode taken during a recent ballet class shows Sophomore Mary Joyce Freeman explaining how to be graceful, Senior Elsie Gonsalves following instructions, Coach frene Jenkins enjoying the fun, and Sophomore Pat Lute doubled up with laughter at the absurdity of the situation,

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a sie ay FRONT ROW, left to right: Cavin, Clark, Braddy, Brown, Castro, Cook, Blalock, Boekenoogen, Astin, Bass, B Ayala, Del Bono, Atkins, Amador, Adams, Abundis. SECOND ROW: Austin, Camarena, Arzate, Aoki, K, J Adame, Bottorff, Castleberry, Burns, Atkins, Cowgar, Chatman, Burnett, Brown, Bolding, Bays. THIRD ROW; ( Brooks, Coffee, Banta, Chatman, Dean, Carlen, Bottorff, Bellinger, Brown, Burns, Clendenen, Bacon, Bounds, b; The Sophomores, Class of 1950, began the year with a large group under the supervision of Mr. Richard Mastin. Having left the ranks of Freshmen and being full-fledged mem- bers of the school, the Sophomores sponsored for the Freshmen the annual Freshman-Sophomore Reception. A ''Welcome ’ theme was used and every effort possible was made in order to make the new students feel that they were beginning to climb the ladder oward four happy years of high school. Outstanding in the class is Richard Rigby in the Sports field. He ranked high even before entering high school by being mascot of he championship football team in 1941. Rigby looms large as a star in football, basketball, and track in the coming years. Fountain Rudel, Lyle Hood and Joe Wells are three very promising members in the sports department. Other active members in the class of '50 are Patsy Wood, Pat Lute, and Barbara Jean Murdock in the field of music. Mary Joyce Freeman and Lila Nelson have been active as song leaders and other activities around school. On the whole the present Sophomore class promises well as a future Junior class next year. FRONT ROW, left to right: Ford, Gates, Hayes, Glenn, Dworack, Freeman, Culp, Cox, Gaines, Garibay, Dobashi, DeLuna, Cornelius, Cromwell, Cossey. SECOND ROW: Fleming, Davis, Flippo, Garabedian, Del Bono, Hanna, Hardy, Cross, Floto, Freeman, Denney, Gekko, Erickson, Findley, Fontes. THIRD ROW: Dominici, Hemphill, Griggs, Green, Haggard, Galbraith, Harvey, Floyd, Hindman, Gill, Fischer, Morger, Hirter, Medina, Evans, Deniz. - FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS, left tal right: Coffee Dominici, Huarte. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS, left to ‘i Dean, Astin, Rigby. PAT LUTE, Sophomore Songbird.

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a FRONT ROW, left to right: Adame, Camorino, Aguilar, Cheatham, Carter, Aldama, Avin Aguirre, Bain, Amey, Avila, Bellach, Amey, Armentrout, Combs. SECOND ROW: Cheuvror| Ames, Conn, Cederlof, Castro, Boyce, Caldwell, Bundy, Bonilla, Boger, Bond, Bartmess, Bradje| Bongorno, Andrew. THIRD ROW: Canant, Cain, Caballero, Adame, Beck, Bond, Blackwe Blackburn, Allen, Avina, Ambler, Ballard, Allen, Alderman, Aguirre. FOURTH ROW: Cog Cervantez, Brady, Bowman, Cederlof, Casillas, Chavez, Chappill, Clark, Campbell, Chair: Anderson, Arnold. j The Freshmen, Class of 1951, entered high school at the begin- ning of the school year with an exceptionally large’ group. Mr. Carl Larson is the class advisor. While they were still becoming acquainted with Madera High at the beginning of the term, the traditional Freshman assembly was held. This assembly showed to the other students the talent and ability that the new class contained. As a result of this talent the performance was a huge success and some of the entertainers were selected to participate in the exchange assembly with Merced which also proved to be highly successful. To mention all of the many outstanding members of this class would hardly be possible as there are so many of them. Like most Freshmen classes they turned out for activities with a hearty response. The Frosh were welcomed at the Freshman-Sophomore Recep- tion which, although held !ater in the year than usual, went very well. If the class of '51 goes through its three more years of high school as energetically and enthusiastically as it has its Frosh year, it can rest assured its high school years will have been a success. FRONT ROW, left to right: Edwards, T. Edwards, Fimbrez, Dufur, Cripe, Dumont, Gomes, Dallas, Del Bono, Jacobson, Cook, Foust, Jacobs. SECOND ROW: Fox, Hoover, Hanna, Hartwell, Hatcher, Condit, Elleson, Gonzales, Hugues, Gonzales, Denney, Davie, Faucett, Dorn. THIRD ROW: Guerra, Garcia, Griggs, Firmalo, Franco, Felix, Euless, Graves, Hartin, Delgado, Gonzales, Contreras. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS, left to right: Cook, Vici Larnzarno. . ae SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS, left to right Tunnel, Brady, Potter. Perennial Freshman Passmore and a couple of fellow é i % —