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

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22 AND SERVICE LIBRARY Books, books, books—their circulation, display, shelving, care and mending are only a few of the duties of student library assistants. The group also learns the elements ol library work. Lelt to right: Bob Cowger, Howard Dean, Ronald Camy, Mary Crow- well, Mrs. Vivian Wiegand, librarian, Delma Del Bono, Jack Stanfield, Ruby Costa. BOOK STORE Profit from the book store goes entirely to finance worth- while activities in Madera High School. Operated strict- ly for the convenience of the students, they may obtain school supplies and candy here to satisfy that ever-pres- ent hunger. Left to right: Mrs. Jessie Tucker, ad- viser, Clarice Cox, Delores Russell, CAE ERI Planning, preparing and serving lunches in the cafe- teria are the duties of 30 stu- dents and cooks who work un- der the direction of Mrs. Grace Hanhart, Balanced school lunches are served at low cost to students. Left to right: Marcelle Ruff, Myra Beck, Oneta Wright, Velta Ballard, Willadyne Rollins, Mrs. Grace Han- hart, supervisor. OFFICE MACHINES Besides learning the secrets of operating office machines for a future business career members of this class perform a real service to the school by mimeographing programs, tests and Jesson materials. Left to right: Florence Marmolejo Betty McCool, John Hofer, instructor, Ben Camarena, Lorene Smallwood, Mary Dobashi.

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a scene e RECREATION SKI CLUB When SNOW fills the mountain air many students feel the urge to take to the hills for the wonderful sport of skiing. Always among the most ardent of the “sitzmak- ers” are the members of the Madera High Ski Club. Row 1 : Del Bono, Jacobson, Vaugh- han, Gatti, Pira, Ocheltree, Jones, Armi, McCormick. Row 2: Teach Ful- Butler, Dame, Hansen, Jorgensen, Kirkman, Toschi Lucckesi, Rich. Row 538 Brooks, Knowles, King, Nichols, Kin- ch, Rowland, La Mattina, Dominici. Row 4: Jones, | fartwell, Montgom- ery, James, Scarbrough, Potter. REEL SPINNERS Those popular noon movies enjoyed by so many students were provided by the Reel Spinners. Members of the club in the projection class operat- ed the machines for all sched- uled class movies in the school. Row 1: Hobbs, Miller, Dockery, Al- Jen, Seagraves, JLummus. Row 2: Brosi, Brewer, Tindal, O'Meara, Te- ter, Mazzela. Row Be Clarence Fost- ler, sponsor, ( ‘onn, Ham, er, sponsor, Johnson, Robinson, Lewis, Rhodes, Graham, McCrady. HARVEY GIRLS Sumptuous meals are the specialty of the Harvey Girls. who plan, prepare, and serve the football and basketball award banquets They are also responsible for numerous lunches, teas, and outside banquets during the annually. year. Left to right: Miss Roberta Wills, faculty sponsor, M. LaRue, J. Brosi, B. Padgett, M. Fox, L. Jones, T. Renfro. DANCE, GROUP Much in demand for ens . Lee, tertainments and stage pro- ductions are the members of the modern dance group di- rected by Miss Norma Cham- bers. During the year they participated in numberous programs. The classes were organized for girls who enjoy dancing, and for the purpose of improving body mechanics. Row 1: McCormick, Braddy, Hunts man, Row 2: Toschi, Stenovich, Luc- ckesi, Koc h, Moberg, Hernandez, Sin- yard, Vickers. Row 3: Howard, Davis, Gill, Butler, Ham, Jorgenson, Griggs, Gilliland.

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oe res IEDUCATION YESTERDAY a ‘ 4 a 4 a 7 - . Nn, i we : : qq A — ? ee DOF OU BOEIMMENNTESEIR aa The Madera High display at the fair . the Girl Scout exhibit... the heat when you registered at the start of the year the political campaign .. . voting. Facing page: the Freshmen Freaks . . . modern dance group . . . Pan American Christmas (OVANY 5 eo first night... the Hanford rally.