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

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Chemisiry sfudenls walclw resulfs of an experiment Mefal and leallwer producls are lurned ouf by arls and craffs sluclenfs. MODERN SCHOOLS ARE COMPLEX If s along way lronn lhe lhree RE as laugh? in lhe lillle onefroorn red schoolhouse ol our pare-nls' 'lay lo rhe varied curriculum ol a modern school. lvladera's l,l00 sludenls required lhe services ol 58 leachers, each one a specialisl in his own zulo iecl. The school occupied nine buildings, wifh rnore being planned lor conslrucfion in fhe near lurure Classes Filled 50 classrooms, exclusive ol lhe qyrn I ,- 2 fi. +2 -2.40 Ty, ,W P' bl O Q e,!x: 2.5 - 5. AT RIGHT: Sfudenl librarians have an irnporlanf fask. BELOW: Spanish sfudenls gel acquainled willm lhe geography of Spain. 'He'-Pl 'Valencia 'Wlhqn nasiurn and recrealion building, Six shops and live laboralories gave us oracrical experience along wilh ooolcigh lheory. Maderas 90 courses required fhe use ol 8,500 lerrbooks. lo supplemenl this required reading, were rhe 7,700 school library pools which we uued lor eisure reiidfnq or lr: ind adoironal inlorrnalion or uoieclg. Tape recordings are a leaching aid in hisfory classes A1-