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

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FRONT ROW, left to right: Hagan, Harte, Kilcrease, Hemphill, Holiday, Wright, Lopez, Lee, Lope, Lopez, King, Lively, Hall, Lee, Lindros, Kimrey. SECONO ROW: Kennedy, Jantzen, Kisin, Jorgensen, : Espincza, Cosgrave, Hawkins, Cudd, Lopes, Kirkman, Hart, Jones, Le Galilee, Jaconetti, Klase, Johnson. p= THIRD ROW: Jay, Lewis, Johnson, Hurst, Lewis, Gallegor, Erwin, Eddy, Laurenzana, Daugherty, Aving Gilliland, Johnson, Glass, Davie, Jett, Lewis, Johnston. FOURTH ROW: Couch, Jones, M. Jones, E Kinch, King, Low, Kollmann, Eddy, Ramirez, Lucow, Hall, Hagans, Landucci, Leach. UY Tor ra dle) a ickwe Coc) oo hairrs . Vick — LO ee ——C—t—“‘ iéOéO—S—SO Parks, Loving, Noblett, Deming, Norwood, Montagna, Martinez, Neely, Newcomb, McCracken, Newe-mb, Naito, Montoya, Nesmith, Morales. SECOND ROW: Mata, Maciel, McCandless, McCool, McWatters, Paris, Peart, Olono, Mayes, Miller, McHenry, Nelson, Netto, Me- Guire, Hefner. THIRD ROW: Posey, Montana, Pezalla, McCullough, McDaniel, Madewell, Mayorga, Montejano, Mays, Noli, Millhollon, Marquez, Brosi, Bradford, Miller. FOURTH ROW: Morris, Yaughn, Thompson, North, Montelongo, Palacio, Miller, Pitcock, Martin, Medina. oo Se eee FRONT ROW, left to right: Rogers, Poulekas, Rutf, Savala, Schmall, Roberts, Scruggs, Smith, Parker, Polloni, Sanderson, Schmall, Roberts. SECOND ROW: Russell, Pruett, Quintero, Radosevich, Poindexter, Rollins, Price, Price, Poe, Renfro, Peralta, Palacios, Sterling. THIRD ROW: Reyal, Smith, Seghetti, Routh, Real, Rasmussen, Potter, Ringer, Sellers, Sesock, Roberts, Sambueso, Scott. ellow — — S—rti‘iOC ROW, ieft to right: Tyler, Williams, Shcemate, Sotelo, Jerald, Ward, Simmons, Sandhu, 4 Vickers, Wattenbarger, Tolladay, Wood, Watson, 5-telo. SSCOND ROW: Yaldivia, Welch, Trevins, i : i : Scott, Soria, Wilcox, Spinks, Toner, Tunnell, Sheffield, Sterling, Townsel, Rubio, ne THIRD ROW: | j H i ia indri if +. i

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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 % —

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There are dozens of scenes around campus that will be familiar to our memories: The North steps... the halls and class- rooms. .. the office, where we had to explain a ditch ... that ''certain reserved seat in the gym... the library, where we crammed for exams .. . the Activity Room and the broken-down jukebox. These and many more will be impressed in our memories for years to come.