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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1953 volume:

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With a feeling of gratitude and respect, we, the class of 1953 dedicate this annual to our friend, Mrs. Bonita Maloy. Dominus vobiscum! -.,,,,. ..., --- -1, QXASSQS L, C . TH PrinC,p2fVNP5ON VL 50131008 BOARD OF 'WRUSTEE5 amen va. nAu.f.s,m-1., ' ' osx. an-Neo. ctw. 0' PLO' YLLOYL L9 P50N,5uu. ,,,,,,,,,,-,ff,fffffffffffff ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,ff,f,,,,,,, .,iiiiiifTiZfiZfiiiiiiiiiiQiQ,,, MADERA.CAUF Et-MO L. G. THOM K OESMOND M!-R1 J AC 'N Al-LACY. EM YI ILLKAM F R94 naps, C reeti 1953 that period H a fradnetes viii remember your senior gear as tain oravatic 'nooeinls nade Wersonai appearance is-3 at Xfancra Xiiqjn, or vfnen the bww-g nop than a feiafation, or vfnen a 'nectic the White Xionffe. Still others time when space ships 'cs oi conversation awaited T N . one X Some oi you in history when cer f'e success as a senior 9 cing, more oi an ezcercise ie out General Nike in nior 'gear as the fateful s 'oecane iegitgnate toni sters, or 'wen the 'Long in Yiaiiey, thus bringing tion to the none. test tren ior but made can , , ' ticai 'matt h ber that se space bodie, 'Ll as ffonilf, e San Soaqu E coxmonica at t'nese 'ia 5 looking, tical V011 will renew and transpianted V anonv, the oidsters as 'fre toot: its stranggie void noon th 'nc consuming, one-may neans o reig stand in niieaeged wonder S you TAB. have t'ne priiffiege o s oi naxcing, sensibie and prec nted: Yioneers more t ti Xe- nos oi ns me cienee, some o ac3'xanta?,eons neg ear and sore, .la 'lY'i1i, , new s more ow ci oi a no dim: 011663 , m5 sn nd Ein - oben , e sit, ' s'nes, these ' Ys tb t 'ffl oi c ioo . Hes X t Tack 'ua-5 on Xiniimited, L .X L, C. Tnonnson, Yfinc 9 'L X5ND?milP- KSXXXOXX XKXGV. 5033, or 'Lctl , R90 T Secretary u N156 SCHOOL BOARD Chairman Dr. Ray Miles, Jack Desmond, William Frey, Clerk Elmo Del Bianco Wallace Emmert. MR. HARRY VOLLBORN Vice-Principal The vice-principal has the iob of evaluating the graduation credits for students transferring to, entering into, or graduating from Madera High School. ln addition to the afore mentioned duty, he helps seniors maintain graduation standards, helps with discipline, vvrites the daily bulletin and assigns work for teachers. MR. RINALDO WREN Dean of Boys Discipline is the chief duty and the most unpleasant of the many responsibilities of the Dean of Boys. The checking of at- tendance for both boys and girls, plus the developing of the school curriculum, which includes the formulation of classes and the assigning of teachers to different classes are some of his many jobs. MISS MARY JARDINE Dean of Girls The Dean of Girls has the job of working with the girls to develop leadership, poise, resourcefulness and responsibility, Miss Jardine is a friend to any girl who needs assistance. In girls' activities she likes to work in groups where she feels the girls are learning to work together. MAIN OFFICE Everyone is familiar with the Main Office to which all stu- dents come for absence slips and tardy slips which are ap- proved there Cin some casesj. Mrs. Pat Root is Mr. Thompson's secretary and Mrs. Edith Hughes is Attendance Clerk. Student as- sistants collect absence slips, en- ter them on a day card and sum- mon students to the office. Ri ht: Mrs. Edith Hughes, Mrs. 9 Pat Root and Mary Goteli. GUIDANCE OFFICE The Guidance Office headed by Mr. Sanford Grover helps students with programming, as- sisting them to select an insti- tution of higher learning, con- sulting students regarding their various problems and acquaint- ing them vvith available scholar- ships and iobs. This office also administers psychological tests. Left: Mr. Sanford Grover and Marlen Martin. TREASUREITS OFFICE The Treasurer's Office handles all the money that goes through the school. Business Manager Mr. Leslie Beckman takes care of the teachers' supplies, Mrs. Car- men Gallegos is the secretary and Mrs. Eulema Jessing is the student body treasurer. She takes care of all the money spent by the clubs of the campus. Left: Mrs. Carmen Gallegos, Mrs. Eulema .Iessing and Mr. Leslie Beckman. HEALTH OFFICE The Health Office is very im- portant and is headed by Mrs. Lois Chambers, Health Co- ordinator. Mrs. Chambers' main iob is admissions and exclusions as relating to health. That is, she okays absence slips due to ill- ness, admitting or excluding the pupil to or from school. Other jobs are arranging health tests and taking care of insurance claims, forms and records of all the Madera athletes. Left to riglhtz Betty Walters, Mrs. Chambers, Merna Duncan. BUS DRIVERS First row: Tony Nevis, Doyle Johnson, ,Manuel Deniz, Wed- ford Marshall and Buster. QBus- ter does not drive buses.j Sec- ond rovv: Roy Sordi, Roy Martin, Augie Schmall, Frank Lari, James Fifield and Sarkis Sahatdiian. Not pictured: Will Townsend. CUSTODIANS The custodians under the management of Mr. Ed Kollman do a very fine job in keeping up the physical appearance of the school campus. Front rovv, left to right: Leonard Palacio, Joe Flores, May Bende- rach, Hugo Kelzer. Back rovv: Bert Ford, Ed Kollman, Joseph Hein, H. D. Palacio, Clarence Nance. is I Q, HM, . s 5' jx. 0 FACU LTY MR. ALAN AMEND English MR. JACK AVINA Boys' P. E., J. V. Basketball MR. ROBERT BARENDREGT Biology, Senior Problems MR. DOUGLAS BOOTH Ag. MISS LORRAINE BOWLUS Girls' P. E. MISS MELBA CAVALLERO French, English MRS. LOIS CHAMBERS Girls' P. E., Health Office MRS. ANITA CLARK Drafting MR, KENNETH CLINE Commercial MR. CHUCK CRAMPTON Boys' P. E., A Basketball MR. GUY CRIPPEN Senior Problems, English MISS JANE CURRY Senior Problems, Civics, History MRS. KATHRYN DIXON Art MR. JOHN EVANS Ag. MR. JAMES FIFIELD Auto Shop, Auto Theory MR. CLARENCE FOSTER ' Physics, General Science ' Visual Aids I . MISS GRACE FULLER ' Math, Tennis MR. WILLIAM GAMBOA Spanish, B Basketball MISS LEVERN GAYMAN Sewing MR. SANFORD GROVER Guidance Director MRS. GRACE HANHART Cafeteria, Quantity Cooking MR. WILLIAM HANSEN Woodshop MR. ALLEN HARKINS Band - MR. GERALD HILL Journalism, English FACU LTY MISS MARY JARDINE Dean of Girls, English MR. ROSS JONES Art MR, JOE KEEBLE Biology MR. WALTER KRAUS English MR. RONALD LANGTON English MR. UGO LEA Ag. Cadet MR, DAVID LINN Dramatics, English MR. ALEX MCDONALD Woodshop MR. ROBERT MACHADO Orientation, Baseball MRS, BONITA MALOY Latin, History MR, FRED MANGINI Boys' P. E., A Football MR. RICHARD MASTIN Biology, Photography MRS, ELSIE MINOR Sewing MR. JOHN MIX English, Public Speaking MRS. INEZ MORGAN English, Biology MISS JEAN PATTON 'BN M X I 93 I lll A ' ri I I' . may R , ' j .2 II gn ? Spanish Miss JANE PLASKETT Girls' R E. It I Q ' .' L Y I MR. RLIEUs POSEY J, - A I I A ,G Ag, 'R I ' I E if ' Il MR. GEORGE RASMUSSEN lsl my .. Boys' P, E., A, B, C Track Q, I' 4 ' I 1 ' MR. ANTHONY ROBINSON ,ffl A -1 . ' Math A 1 6, r ,. ,, V I 0 9 L MR. DICK ROGERS Commercial Miss BERTHA SOKER ii Commercial ,,. ll . W, V f,L y MR, WILL TOWNSEND I y , I I Metal Shop, Auto Theory if fs- , Miss ALICE 'TRLIEAX , 1 I Chemistry, Math R I L ,L FACU LTY MRS. JESSIE TUCKER Commercial MR. DAVID TUROVSKY Instrumental Music MISS DOLORES VENTURI Commercial MR. HARRY VOLLBORN Vice-Principal, History MR. ROBERT WAGONER Orientation, A Football MRS. PHYLLIS WEAVER Girls' P. E., English MRS. VIVIAN WIEGAND Library MISS ROBERTA WILLS Cooking MR. CONLEY WINDER Math, Head A Football MR. RICHARD WOOD History, Orientation MRS. LOIS WORTHINGTON Vocal Music, Piano MR. RINALDO WREN Dean of Boys I It FACULTY CLUB OFFICERS I Left to right: President, Mr. Alex ' iI MacDonald, Mr. Kenneth Cline, Secretary, Mrs. Vivian Wiegand, Vice President, and Mr. Dick Rogers, Treasurer. MUHS FACULTY CLUB The purpose for the organization of this club is to further public relations by helping to present to the people of the district the work being accomplished, acquaint them with the problems between the students, faculty and administration of MUHS, to further im- prove professional standards in educational qualifications, teaching practices and com- pensation, to secure closer covoperation in solving local high school problems, and to further professional ethics. The faculty club has sponsored a faculty play every other year. CThe i953 play was Arsenic and Old Lace. j This club also helps new teachers that come into the system and gives a party where the new teachers are given an opportunity to meet the rest of +I-so Fariilhl r 'wrgr Q' .1511 '1nPw!wL 1If1z A x 1 uf K WW7 ' if .., , 45, 1 . J f M ' U: Q' . , K' y W af ' 115,31 , I . ,Q k. ,,, . .. 'V A s X., H 'Q , , ' ff-' , , 1 1 83 ' -, fl Zvi A? ,V as is ' '-fs Q 5 .A, 'fn ff ' ,. .. if s , EDNA DAVIS ABERCROMBIE JOSIE ABUNDIS ROSIE ABUNDIS PAUL ACCORNERO BILL ALESSINI BUDDIE ALLEN WILBERT AMEY ROSIE ARMENDAREZ MARLENE ELMORE REFUGIO AYALA SUZANNE BABCOCK ROSE BALBAS DICK BARNETT MARILYN BARSOTTI MARY Lou BARTLEY 'Q' 'QI 17 MELVIN BASS JANICE BECK PATRICIA BELL OVONUAL BERKELEY LYLE BITTNER JOAN BLACKBURN JAMES BLACKWELL JAMES BLANTON CAROL Boao' NELLO BOMPREZZI J. D. BOND VIOLET Boss RILEY BRADSHAW RANSOM BRATTON ELDORADO BRIDGFORD ARNOLD BRUNETTI CHARLES BURCHFIEL DELBERT BURNETT ERNESTINE BURNETT DON CAPPELLUTI FRED CAPRA OSCAR CHAPA JOY CHEATHAM ROBERT CHRISCO HOWARD CLARK RICHARD CLARK PERRY CORRELL DALE Cozsv ROBERT CRISWELL COEITTA CROSNO 'il ,mn 495+ MARY CRUZ RAQUEL DELAOUERRA EMILY DENNEY JANICE DETI-IERAOE ARNIENTA DOCK JANET DOMINICI PEGGY DWYER CONTELLA EDWARDS DON ELLIOTT E. M. ELLIOTT ALLEN ENGMAN HELEN ESPINOZA JIMMIE FLEMING ANTONIO FLORES BETTY FLOYD ANITA FREEMAN ALBERT GAINES DUANE GARNER CARLEEN GATES BERNICE GERBAULET FLORA GONZALES GILBERT GONZALES MARY GOTELLI LINDA GOWER TED GRADY OPAL GRIGGS HERBERT HAGANS EDWARD HARTIN BETTY HARTWELL GAY HAUPT ,K hw -GS'-22' REX HAYNES GRACIE HEMPHILL DOROTHY HENDRIX YVONNE HUPAKRA TOM Hosas BEVERLY HORTON MARLENE HUETTL MARY HUFFMAN BETSY HUGHES VIVIAN HUNTER HENRY IRBY SOPHIA JAMFREY CHARLOTTE JAY DORIS JENNINGS JUDY JOHNSON BEVERLY JONES JAMES JORGENSEN SHIRLEY JUAREZ WILLIAM JUSTICE PAUL KEELING CLYDE KELLEY VALERIE KELZER PATRICIA KENEFICK DONNA KILDAY NORMALEE KIMREY SHARRON KINCI-I JERDON KING RUTI-I KING DONALD KUHN LEON LAMATTINA 'hu 'ZZ' MARION LASHER CI-IERYL LEWIS BILL LIVELY CAROL LOVELADY GLEN DORA LOWE HARRY LOWRY GLENNA LANINIUS BARBARA LYNCH ROBERT MACIEL MARY MALESANI JOYCE MALEY MARCIA MANN GLORIA MARQUEZ DAVID MARTIN DONALD MARTIN FREDDIE MARTIN LEONARD MARTIN HAROLD MATTIcIcs EVELYN MAY RALPH MAZZELA CHARLES MCCOOL LOISE MCCRADY RONALD MCCLILLEY JEANNE MORGAN MCGHEE ANN MCLEAN JACK MCMAI-ION ELAINE MILLER PAT MILLER FRANKLIN MILLIGAN BEATRICE MITCHELL .Af tn' J' ,Jw GAY MONTANARI KENNETH MONTANARI GEORGE MORGAN HENRY NAITO RONALD NEELY LEONARD NEWCOMB OTTO NICKELL JAMES NICHOLAS LENA LEE NIX DON O'MEARA JIM PALOMARES DOUGLAS PATTERSON SARAH PEREZ ETHEL PRICE SHIRLEY RASEY DICK RAVALIN FRANCES REAL ARLENE Reeve FAYE Revs DONALD RuCKeTTs RITA ROCKHOLD BOBBIE Sue Rocems ROY ROLLINS Jessle Rolvxerzo FReD ROWLAND SHIRLEY RUSSELL RITA SANCHez NANCY SANDERSON ADA MAe SCOTT VIVIAN 5eAORAves www-1 RAYMOND SESOCK REBERT SESSION DORIS SHELTON MILTON SHOEMATE MICHAEL SIMMONS TERRY SINYARD TOMMY SIVILS WILLIAM SMITH ALFRED SOTELO GLORIA SOTELO RALPH SWAIM BETTY SWANSON MARGARET TAMURA JUDITH TAVARES BUFORD TINDAL BARBARA TOPPuNO LULA TRAPHAGAN BARBARA TURNER JAMES VALDIVIA JOE VALDIVIA EDWARD WADE BETTY WATERS BEVERLY WATTENBARGER BETTE LOU WEBSTER VERA WELLS DOROTHY WHITAKER JUNE WHITE J. O. WILLIAMSON WALT WINKLER CHARLENE WOOD -I' MARY ELLEN ZAMORA JOE ARBALLO NADINE BISHEL RUBEN GONZALES OATHER JOE ROBBINS Seniors not picfu red FERDINAND ACUNA TONY BALBAS CHARLES BEASLEY EMANUEL CAMARENA FELIX CAMARENA RICHARD CAMARENA HENRY GEE FRED GONZALES ROBERT GONZALES HOWARD JAMES VIRGIL MILLER RAYMOND NEWTON RICHARD RUBIO HOMER RUSSELL PAT SOTELO .. ..,,,- ,.,,.. ..:. f --'-- SIGNATURES A BOY WITH A BUTCH HAIRCUT ....... ..........................,...... A GIRL WITH A POODLE DO ............ .............. ............. - . .......................... , A SOMEONE WITH BLUE EYES ......,,. .... . 5.5 SOMEONE WITH GREEN EYES - - .- - SOMEONE WITH BROWN EYES ,.........,....................,,.,,............... A GIRL WITH A HORSETAIL HAIR DO A TALL SENIOR BOY .........,E...........,........,........,.................... A MEDIOCRE FRESHMAN ....,. A TALL JUNIOR BOY ........,.. A JUNIOR GIRL ......... ........ I .............. ................,............ A SENIOR GIRL ............................................. ---- ........... --- .... -- ..... 2 ...... -.. SOMEONE WHO WEARS GLASSE - , - AN ATHLETIC INDIVIDUAL -- - ' - ...... .... Ll--- ........,...... A BRAIN ....,... ..... 'f 3',i..ff ............ A FINE MUSICIAN ,........ - ............................................... A CURLY-HEADED BOY ..,, B ........ - ...........,.,,,,.. .,,,.........................,..... ,..,.. A FRIENDLY SOPHOMORE ................ A GO - GETTER ............ - ........................ ..........................,.......................... - --- A A CONCEITED GIRL .... .... ynch, Nita Freeman, Betty I 4 HEADLINES OF YEAR Have you ever noticed a tall girl around the school who wears 'The big Scholarship iniliaii Miss Alice Trueax of M AS the lo-2 -d ell, Betty Swanson, Betsy Hui H Y , , . h ld W d d 1 . . za gm Season 11 , nusgflloilsggg llggtiiiog ggagieang at Bliiieeyollhekhgxtorait the famed Fr-:Jn Te U0 C22 gzcfiolnfilli Ke eslljgn school iswtlxellsgrwgjlslke 53353151 hfoigfeeftreach Pacific C22 , , - - s - ftrio composed , ,barn Ly li. -norist and. matlimatlcs teachei auditorium. - ' I Committees and studs proud of the Hain LIES? but I at Sw ' . ,Zin - una Lum. Robinson, is a Democrat! Pol' It was quite a shmdl N., them are: -ng W? armo wi lody - k we the basir A ..,. .- so omoovninw and yelling c xiiteeyyi , 332533 H ' V' - ' N 'illene Ma 2 But, - 3 , , 35:12 d R' K I FR V I :jim I itgmisg ,erm . A V r. - - - ggaq 651 api 0 r . , I f Willie Lively King iano. 5 El: C m 'L V1CI0I'y Siuv' V A pr! 4 F5 G gB I 1KrTa' lgave humiliaw' lb 1 9 . iss oy e Q' Y Tho .-4 Q , t on the wa: fair S 0r ':f tage B Q-4 Q , .X very pale without Q,.vlan S winnf mikey ' Hd Vf R - the 'QSSOU That was the on . -A . J 99' ' '-' U3 ' b 1 1 fi' ,M nne Hu tr of the Pacif- -elwfi' v-4 so. 3 Qu the girls really - ,er Mars . th I 001111 UJ SIIDS - OH fn' soon as their ba' . and Mr ' N dk 1? e annu' Vale: , FO 5 Veasof, off,-tiny braids gvxqn qv Aelfin fvhinmg the bi lst, di: ii ,Ca rgegAlxl1tl1- xr! 2:1226 hail' 7 g ff' C' Q ,rf the last six yearg ha ,er ac ft - f . no 52 U 922 Lailgiaw t' l me ll . 'V - T ' ' 4 fffrl 0 lbofgvlf A .E DD Lt m,:i9:s amighlflbx Sfact: ' 5 v A FIRST LOOP WIN lurke, ' cd Des ' e go S 'N WDP .1 of vi ' L4 gold, said the stuux 'Q 1' K . C 0 , iff l 3 no Qfymmf. 7 if 1225112.31 ramp on we Win lumbe . e ' , ' , O Yi- . ' .s spe ' N d K5 4' , imm O H f . B0b'Qhl'lSCO ame 1 S D o o, V ver an or . l an sta, ' I lj ' ' !iI'1S2 t ' 1.5, ox f' AI, .I - 'owl. Neither the Bruins ox '?i?c Pavare 1 7 'pf ix Q .Y s have been touched by defea 2019111 -..oi tnewphv' W If pl ' l .N Ce W01'll War Two west coas 'SUNY .Moo and Mg. Robinson XV Q7 A141 Q nt l h 0 X - heave been Striving to in H52 be on W' in L A f 0 main We ' k , - , if - exper piano, liv :Sak gfwhucyy' Nb' aoosiga gig Q . H 400 .he PCC teams at mm lllet. 1 tan ton amy- V . 'Q t R0 .N if 'omplished their goa who sw to w couldr., .oif 3 esnof- 'en surpassed thei ti to g blu Jr- o noon lowlf- gh 6 , E ur V .ig a par 5, - til Pvmin G of 'allJ - Wha Also s A' .metics -bod .. , 9 ac 'Bill of Mader Reed. Q H' 0 to rest on ' Q I. fl . ouncil for ts 0 lares r C , was Slightl nur . Q ' '- Y with the is ,X ip i 'sa iept.. ' ' E y W ' .Q Ails. ' . Q ,making we ' Q Waderar tion- A I A ,nt Elene, as ,fare au K 'wsnquet to be V .cle 0 be exa Age Q ' go ecial- el! 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Beatrice Abundis Darryl Adams Jesse Adams Lupe Aguilar Dolores Aia Gilbert Alarcon Marian Allen Jerry Alves Joan Aoki Carmen Aregon Julia Arias Jimmie Armentrout Frances Armendarez Charlie Armenia Katherine Ashton Marlene Atkinson George Atwell Ruby Avalos Don Baker JoAnn Baratta Jim Barsotti AmyGean Bartley Harvey Bass Betty Beaird Harlan Beasley Tom Beasley Melvin Beatty Joe Bellinger Loveita Bellinger Henry Beltran Marie Berro Donna Berkley Eddie Bianchi Kenneth Billings Jerry Bittner Ken Boekenoogen Ray Bolding Charles Bradford Oliver Bradshaw Marlys Brager Alice Breazell Florine Breazell Louise Brill Carlo Brooks Mary Brooks Jim Brosi Dolores Brown Goldie Brown Jack Brown Lillie Brown Mary Brown Eileen Burke Sheila Burke Frank Bustos Don Butler Philip Caballero Casey Campbell Margaret Campbell Buddy Carrell LoyWanda Carter Lula Carter Margie Cederlot Ronald Chaffin Patsy Chambers David Chavez Danny Chavira Lily Chavira Nestor Chavira Panzy Cheatham Thurman Cheatham William Cheatham Dolly Childers Jimmie Chrisco Deanna Clair Janice Clark Lester Clark Mary Clark Ramona Clark William Clarno Jason Coffeen Sarah Cohona Betty Colwell Rhietta Colwell Caroll Cooper Bill Coram Lupe Correa Fearn Correll Carolyn Crane Tommy Crane Allen Crosson Eleanor Culp Delores Davis Delores DeLaCruz Rachel DeLaCruz Anita DeLaGuerra FrnfJnrlfl1 'ann Irene DeLaRosa Rodric DeLaRosa Eddie Diaz Jesse Dilbeck Euradell Dock Alton Dockery Jerry Dollar Ken Duncan Richard Dunigan Caroline Dutcher Gene Dunn Mary Earls Charles Edwards EvaJoe Elliott Evelene Elston Johnny Emo Bennie Endsley A Ray Espinoza Glenn Farmer Barbara Fernandez Bill Fernandes Danny Fernandez Olga Figueroa Danny Fimbrez Mary Firnbrez Jerry Fleming Myrtle Fletcher Connie Flores Joe Flores Christine Ford Nadine Ford Earlene Foshee Terry Fuller Arthur Gaines Wilbur Gaither Henry Gallegos Shirley Gann Ernestine Garcia Lupe Garcia Paul Garcia Marlene Gendron Barbara Gentry Richard Gentry Carolyn Cokey Clarence Krum Annita Kutch Emily LaMattina Bobbie Lee Roy Lee Arbadella Leon Barbara Lequieu Joe Lilles Christina Lopez Sabino Lopez Richard Lopez Walter Lovelady Marlene Loveland Sharon Lovine Mayloon Loyce Harold Lyon Barney Gonzales Jennie Gonzales Mary Gonzales INZ..l. f'-,.-I, , Zefferene Green Jerry Greer Margaret Guerra Daisy Guerre r o Darrell Haggard Ola Hall Joan Haskins George Hatfield Joyce Hayes Harold Helfon Maydell Hendrix Raymond Hernandez Helen Herrera Sandra Hicks Hazel Hinson Bill Hogar Doris Horton Ruby Henry Lucille Inami Clinton Jackson Barry Jacobsen Calvin Jefferson John Jeter Emma Lou Johns Charlene Jones Vivian Jones Elmer Joseph Choy Jung Mary Ann Kanady Willard Kneeling Marcia Kenefick Allan Kpnnedv Beverly Kilday David King Doyal King Diane Kier Kathrleen Kornoff Gene Maddox Leroy Maestas Ron Mahaffey Errnoys Malone Juanita Manzanarez Daniel Marquez Manuel Marquez Thomas Marovich Norman Mart Dale Martin .Gwenell Martin Kenneth Martin Larry Martin Joyce Martina Gina Martinelli Evelyn Martines Felix Martinez Margaret Martinez Manuel Martinez Carolyn Mashburn Johnnie Massetti Mary Matticks Louise McCall Patsy McDanel Bernard McDaniel Bob McDowell Kan Allr-I na,-. Gene Laughlin Jack McNally Geneva McNew Arnold McSvvain Susan Meadows Lillian Medlock Roger Melikian Anita Mendrin Patricia Merck llinka Mihich Waldo Miles Monica Miller Walter Miller Ozzie Mitchell Elinor Montanari Sharon Moon James Mooneyham Billy Moore June Moore Carlos Moreno Beth Morgan Wendell Murberger Dick Nalto Bonnie Nash Kathryn Nazaroft Anita Neely Melvin Nelson Ruth Newcomb Norma Nichols Dianna Oloerti R. C. Oliver Christina Ornelas Clifford Owens Geraldine Pagnini Gregory Palacioz Mary Parker JoAnn Parks Raymond Parris Douglas Patterson Edith Peachck Eva Perez Virginia Peterson Brooks Pfister Donald Phillips Helen Pistoresi Marilyn Pitts Jane Powell Ronald Powell Don Price Donald Price Louis Quantes Beverly Ragnetti Beverly Ramsey James Reed Robert Reinhardt Betty Rhodes Dorothy Richard Lemuel Richardson Daria Robbins Marilyn Roberts Cruz Rodriguez Barbara Rollins Charlotte Romero Junior Rooue Don Rose Wanda Ross Ernestine Rubio Glenda Russell Jeanne Russell Mary Sampaulesi Augustina Sanchez Andrew Savala Morton Schmall Wanda Schroeder Shirley Sconce Betty Scroggins Virgil Scott Arthur Seagraves Freddy Self Vernell Session Kenneth Shelton Jerry Siebert Pat Simon Shirley Simpson Dorothy Sims Laura Sims Patsie Sims Deloris Sloan Emily Smith Barbara Smoyer Ardelle Solberg Angie Soria Jim Spraggins George Staggs Jerry Steele Gary Stetanelli Janice Stepp Patty Strid James Stepp Edward Stokes Maxine Swaim Pat Taylor Wilma Tedford Bob Thompson Don Thompson Joyce Thompson Lonnie Thompson Ted Tiaga Sally Torres Donna Traphagan Dorothy Turner George Unti Jesse Urquidez Mary Valdivia Ernest Valles Rudy Vallez Pamela VanCuren Rachel Varela Henry Verduzco Marian Vived Robert Wall Robert Waller Diane Warburton George Wells Lloyd Wells Walter Wells Wesley White Ronald Whitfield Geraldine Wider Barbara Wilson Evelyn Williams Earl Wilson Louis Wilson Diana Woo Gary Wood Jeri Yadi Arlene Yick Junior Yick Maybon Zebedee ff-:-w-Nv-V-ve-ffvv-ww nw.--X-.,..,-.. --vfmwawm1'v1 : ': rws:s 'Fvlvta5fmff vr'v 7!'!r1 - ' ' 'f ?! ' 'v 'r1'l ! 'W!l kwiixx A i w f J A r .A BOARD OF tl V Y ' for i f I K, I A t if i i if X 1 fx l F li 3 5 ll At left are pictured Fred Rowland, Spring Student Body Presidentg and Bill Justice, Fall Student Body President. JUDY TAVARES Fall Social Welfare PAT KENEFICK Fall Finance MARGARET DOMINICI Fall Clerk PEGGY JAMFREY Fall Girls' Activities BILL LIVELY Fall Publications BOB JOHNSON Fall Awards FRED ROWLAND Fall Rally Committee MARILYN BARSOTTI Fall Girls' League President TONY ELORES Fall Boys' Federation President Spring Rally Committee COMMISSIONERS MISS JANE CURRY Commissioner Advisor PAT DOMINICI Spring Clerk RALPH MAZZELA Spring Finance BARBARA LYNCH Spring Social Welfare JOHN STENOVICH Spring Awards DON KUHN Spring Publications FLORENCE GEE Spring Girls' Activities l l l BILL uvsw i Spring Boys' Fed. President SHARRON KINCH Spring Girls' League President BILL ALESSINI Yell Leader -bu- MADERA HIGH SCHOOL BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS The Board of Commissioners consists of ten mem- bersg each with the respective duties of his or her of- fice to perform. The Commissioners as a group select the members of various committees and make and en- force regulations for the mutual benefit of all stu- dents. Elections are held twice a year. This year a club co-ordinating committee was form- ed-called the Activities Committee. This committee consists of the vice presidents of all clubs except Boys' Federation, Girls' League and Girls' Athletic Association, which are already represented on the board. The formation of this club affords the clubs an opportunity to present their problems to the board and to have them solved. Madera High belongs to the California Association of Student Councils in which meetings are held several times a year and representatives from schools pre- sent their problems and receive suggestions for solu- tions. In this way, much valuable information on school government is acquired. MR. CHUCK CRAMPTON Boys' Fed. Advisor TONY FLORES BILL LIVELY' Fall President Spring preside-ny BOYS' FEDERATION The Boys' Federation is an organization to which all ot the boys attending Medera High School belong. The purpose of this organization is to present programs for the boys and to promote interclass friendship. One of the events sponsored by the Boys' Federation was the Armistice Eve Ball, which was one of the leading social events of the year. The council also backed the school intramural program which covered all sports. The picture at the lower left is of the Fall Council. First row: Jim Jorgensen, Jim Chrisco and Barney Gonzales. Second row: Tony Flores, Bob Johnson and Bob Chrisco. Third row: Brent Freeman, Norman Jones and Danny Sotelo. The picture at the lower right is of the Spring Council: First row: Bill Lively, Gene McLaughlin and David Granger, Second row: Sam Gilliland, Barney Gonzales and John Stockli. Third row: Richard Rubio, Jim Jorgensen and Danny Sotelo. MARILYN BARSOTTI Fall President MISS MARY JARDINE Girls' League Advisor SHARRON KINCH Spring President GIRLS' LEAGUE The purpose for which Girls' League was organized is to promote friendli- ness, leadership and poise among girls and to give girls a chance to work on committees and in groups. Each semester the Girls' League sponsors an important event. The Girls' League Tea was given the first semester at which the spring officers were installecl. The Girls' League annual picnic was held near the close of the school year. Other social events sponsored by the Girls' League was the Slave Day Dance and Slave Day and Blossom Day and the Blossom Day Dance. The picture at the lower left is of the fall council. First row: Barbara Lynch, Mary Gotelli, Marilyn Barsotti and Sharron Kinch. Second row: Genetta Schmall, Mary Pat Preciado, Twyla Hinson, Janice Tavares and Betty Long. Fall Council-First row: Joan Cappelluti, Judy Tavares, Sharron Kinch, Marlene Baratta. Second row: Mary Gotelli, Genetta Schmall, Anita Freeman and Laura Sordi. iw? VJ, 1 , Q ez, gk E kxwz xgw 'mgesf 'H , ' ' rf' ' :JK 8 WH, 5' , 2 WH? 1 A ' ' - Y, V ,'L,::2:D'l' X XA Vx ff f 'ffi'sl X A Q ' 2 W' 1 1' 4 xv X Q 'Y fx . , W. an I 4Z2,,vY . .1 . 5 ,Q I f .+ N-.. gy? Am, Q, 1- ., 65596 V K ww:-my , ,wr V...w ' Q 31 we ,,-V ,.,. -0. K ur, 'L -, xi. x 'cw ,af 'ff 9. BLUE AND WHITE STAFF First row: Mr. Hill, advisor, Sandra Jamfrey, Peggy Jamfrey, Chieyko Aoki and Beverly Burrlell Second row: Frank Albini, Tom Huntsman, Johnny Stockli and Don Kuhn, The staff of the 1953 Blue and White has endeavored to make this edition the biggest and best ever, and many hours of diligent work were put into the making of this book. Mr. Mastin worked overtime taking pictures, developing them and meeting deadlines. The picture on the opposite page is of Frank Albini, Business Manager, Peggy Jamfrey, Editor, Don Kuhn, Associate Editor. Some of the members of Mrs. Clark's drafting classes did a very nice iob on the printing on the divisional pages. The students were: Emma Lou Johns, William Lyon, Jerry Floyd, Bob Stanfield and Tom Perez. BLUE AND WHITE SALESMEN First row: Eva Joe Elliott, Sandra Jamfrey, Peggy Jamfrey, Norma Younger, Sherry Baumbach, Sandra Smoyer and Beverly Burnell. Second row: Chiyeko Aoki, Gracie Hemphill, Rosemary Cuccia, Frankie Davis and Ida Chatman. Third row: Frank Albini, Brent Freeman, Tom Huntsman, Freddie Martin, Don Kuhn, Charlie Gutierrez and Rita Rockhold. - way. .Lt was meant mac me rans were let clownbecause they ,E 0 T were expecting a. win and not thgat the team let down in spirit. llNl 'lX Rk Q vqmtnn umon 11.42 s-nc:-1 fc:-aooL x IPI IJBIJ- ali! 3,55 Editorial Staff K-M Co-Editors ....,....M... .,N. . ...A............ Gracie Hemphill and Bill Llvely Business Manager M... .............. . ....................,....,.......,., Frank Albin! Associate Editor , ,,... ...,.............,...,.........., S andre Jamfrey I Sports Editor ...,,... .............................., ...... J Q many seocxn Manager ,N.......,..... ........, ............ .... .....,......... ........... .... . . . . R i ta Roakhold Gm iwar Liww new kwa!! General Staff My af the CSQBQQKMNQ Cvhiyeka Aoki ,Sherry Baumbach, Charlie Gutierrez, Sophia Jamfrey, Mfr H15?fH WSL WM KU 1 Don Kuhn, Sandra Smoyer, Norma Younger. les but if anyone si awk f '3'YM RGGI ,Mu 1 s J.. , . sms 'nys :Pi I LRLIC 2' EI !LI,Ei2 N W1fZAYif,iii iw 'ing LQ faith' LY mia 569 .Wm BILL LIVELY 3 -9-it I 5 H kQ 4V,f , 4,,.,,,.w-v 8 ight mr Madera Coyotes, winless Vi ver the less in high spirits he bring home their first vista their '52 campaign when it eet the 21190 winless Build: om Hanford tcm xxisaht in the of ty. 'Fhifg games tmxight is tagged e fight fm' the celiald' this -urw because Whoewf M 'csbabiy finw' h 45 1o 'V 25h ,, ' tow' , ,,..., 09 ' deff GEQXCIE HEZMFHILL i' 0 'V 1 'iysffe N me 993877: ams from 0' ic was W tried QQ boys tu QD .LY COLUM ig 'EQ iw Ke? r A W ,,., iiw' jfiflt A if fi f 'S-5f 53'?1x , A39 'h1,'i'fPl faq ,i ' -W .L T N Q' N jg wqfvpm ,sff fffi 5 , V' L, , , wH1,'lNI 1 m wha' I ai 7 X , F3-QHWQN it Tang is . F! 5 .,.f ,ff Went for Frank id an W '5 M' ' ,anaerea al 1 1cJ3?1:Sn g atm M . ,, h ,finallly fowl h nrrms. Ame my ff' ,V f 4 back' , ....-.--...-.- . 1 tficlggu EL :QV B f O, Tomllllr' F JI , 'I'RgA1x. R ,, -. H Sirepresenu - Q39 A and M1 sf? can 4. c:m N ?l S0 ,,i,'f ' 'M M 7101 ,julia Qif2.1?.fi'2YEY??1 A, . . may Q, , L Q lem. This is ' 'L my m I . A m B , :H Riece B Q'?JFk1ffLf531 'Q' we f ffm. 'ff 1 3 3 ' ' .. ' V97 5- ' - ffw ff L H ' .A refiint interview wi Film Bk OC' A 83325511 18f1t ETr11 PI , , Ch Peggy lys car. 'ffm B G0 W Pu 0 at gfifP2f1'9Y.4F3dLt0g' of me '53iB1ue and 10.5 Arrived at tax 'ycffm 11 MADERAN STAFF First row: Frank Albini, Rita Rockhold, Bill Lively, Gracie Hemphill, Sandra Jamfrey, John Stockli, Don Kuhn. Second row: Mr, Hll, Chiyeko Aoki, Peggy Jamfrey, Sandra Smoyer, Sherry Baurnbach, Norma Younger, Charlie Gutierrez. Inset at right: Mr. Hill, BdViSOI'- The Maderan staff has worked hard this past year for the purpose of turning out an informative, worthwhile paper. The editorial staff consisted of Co-editors Gracie Hemphill and Bill Lively, Sports Editor Johnny Stockli, Associate Editor Sandra Jamfrey, Business Manager Frank Albini and Manager Rita Rockhold. The general staff was composed of Chiyeko Aoki, Sherry Baumbach, Charlie Gutierrez, Sophia Jamfrey, Don Kuhn, Sandra Smoyer and Norma Younger. The faculty photographer for the Maderan was Mr. Richard Mastin ancl Law- rence Ashton was his assistant. Sherry Baumbach, Chiyeko Aoki and Rita Rock- hold were responsible for The gossip in The Ma, The sports staff consisted of Charlie Gutierrez deran. They are pictured in action. J0lmnY Sfockli and Don KUhn- PERSONAL APPEARANCE at ,,l iff T Faye Reis makes love to Jim Jorge looks on unnoticed. me nsen, as Betty Hartwell Nita Freeman lets the cat out of the bag to Faye Reis. The senior play of the class of 1953 was Personal Appearance. This play was performed in Melody Hall on the evenings of December 4, 5 and 6. Personal Appearance is built around the adventures of a famous movie actress after her car gets stalled near a farmhouse that has been converted into a tea room for the benefit of tourists who come through the country. The actress is apparently accustomed to much higher living and is quite bored until she gets a glimpse of Bud, the handsome machanic . . , then things really begin to happen! The cast of the play included the high-strung actress, Carole Arden, portrayed by Faye Reis, Don O'Meara played the part of Carole's agent, and Jim Jorgensen enacted the part of Bud, the handsome garage mechanic. Don O'Meara has a heart-to-heart talk with Judy Tavares fleftj and Betty Hartwell Crightl Dramatic Faye Reis conflicts with Betty Hartwell. Inset at left: Fred Capra, Student Manager, Betty keeps a close watch on Faye. Jim Jorgensen assures Par Kenefick rhaf he Breaking the home ties. Pat is afraid that she stll loves her, is - - .- sw if -, ' I' -Av , Q L -51 an . f-e f' lf -a s s. -. zf . -+I u , 0 ' . 1 , f sm- . ' , ' z '- I v . 1 ,A . , '., : A ' I fffhtl 'taxis T A T . .ssl 4 q we ,i Y, , an , will lose Jim for good! Inset at right: Mr. David Linn, dramatic instructor. Anita Freeman played the role of Gladys, a movie struck girl, and Rex Haynes was her boy friend, Clyde. Joyce, a quiet girl, exactly the opposite of Carole, was portrayed by Pat Kenefick. The parts of Aunt Kate and Mrs. Struthers were enacted by Betty Hartwell and Judy Tavares, respectively. Peggy Dwyer was cast as Jessie, Carole's maid, and Ralph Mazzela enacted the part ot the chauffeur, Johnson, The MUHS string ensemble played during the interludes between the acts. Some of the people who worked hard on the play were Mr. David Linn, Fred Capra, Mr. Ross Jones, Mrs. Richard Wood, Arnold Brunetti, Roy Rollins, Harry Lowry, Peggy Jamfrey, Gracie Hemphill, Charlene Willard, Bob Chrisco, Sandra Jarntrey, Donna Kilday, Vivian Seagraves, Bette Lou Webster, Shirley Rasey, Janet Doninici, Barbara Topping, Yvonne Hiipakka, Brent Freeman, Tony Flores, Dale Cozby, Tom Perez, Bob Roberts and Bev Wattenbarger. Anita Freeman pretends she is too good for Dan O'Meara Cleftb and Ralph Mazzela try to explain a delay to Faye Reis while her boy friend, Rex Haynes, Peggy Dwyer, Faye's maid, removes her furs. wit I ...ggi Chinese dancer Mary Ellen Zamora. the extra Bridge dancers: Mary Lee McCormick, Betty Lou Lucckesi, Joyce Toschi and hands and feet belong to Shirley Juarez. Belle Jones- JUNIOR REVUE The theme ot the 1952 Junior Revue was Golden Gate. This musical show con- sisted of two acts. Joe CBill Livelyj and Mary QAnita Freemanj, two typical high school graduates, both went to San Francisco and met each other on the train. The show depicted the city of San Francisco, its people, its hopes and its points ot interest. Approximately llO students participated in the Junior Revue or were on committees. The show was presented to the public on the evenings of May l and 2 in the gymnasium. Mr. Bernard Tanner was the Production Director and Mr. Alan Amend and Mr. Dale Flewelling were the Assistant Director and Technical Director, respectively. The production was sponsored by the class ot 1953. Picture dancers: Betty Swanson, Betsy Hughes, Judy Tavares Franklin BlSCl1el, Nita Freeman and Bill l-lVelY were the lhlee and Barbara Lynch, central characters in the .lunior Revue story. T VOCAL MUSIC A CAPPELLA CHOIR First row: Mary Gotelli, Mary Mazzela, Rose Armendarez, Eleanor Culp, Betty Long, Pat Miller, Ann McLean, Ruth Stone, Betty Swanson, Pat Swanson, Glenna Lummus, Pat Davis, Donna Kilday, Val Kelzer, Marilyn Barsotti, Sharron Kinch, Judy Tavares, Betty Hartwell, Sharon Moon, Vivian Seagraves. Second row: Dolores Gardini, Barbara Lynch, Charlotte Cooper, Arthur Seagraves, Kenneth Montanari, Jimmy Firmalo, Richard Dunigan, Lyle Bittner, Norman Jones, Jerry North, Oather Robbins, Allan Engman, Bob Chrisco, Delbert Burnett, Don Martin, Terry Sinyard, Ralph Swaim, Betsy Hughes, Rowena Price, Doris Jennings, Mrs. Lois Worthington, Director. Membership in the A Cappella Choir is quite selective. This year The choir sang at service clubs, the Rotary Club, at churches, at the Lion's Club, and at the Madera District Fair. The choir participated in the Valley Music Festival, the Northern Music Festival, Commencement exercises, and the annual Christmas program. BOYS' QUARTET Ken Montanari, Don Martin, Delbert Burnett, Bob Chrisco Pat Swanson, Barbara Lynch, Glenna Lummus. Affompafilsff BEHY SWBHSOY1- t . P gb mtv? My' x' 4 ! ,4 Q ' kk i FY l HH 4'f1 ff 45? ff F if 5' :Fd G B. A, A0 :bb bbbb J- bb - bb l , 3 : l. in -l. : -I . III- 77111 I Ill H 124.1 :llvl I nl I Qll bbbb bb? bbbb bbbb b :xl-'N Y 'If Q fr First row: J. Martina, I. Mihich, W. Tedford, D. Paris, Mr. Allen Harkins, Second row: Ford, Grady, Maciel, Seagraves, Richardson, Beasley, Teter, Robbins, Beffa, Newcomb, Roberts. Third row: Barsotti, Cheser, Swaim, Davis, Gray, Need, Alves, Cruz, Taylor, Jordan, Cozby. Fourth row: Patton, Pagnini, Peterson, lnami, Jacobson, Brunetti, Wood, Peterson, Mashburn, Lovelady. DANCE BAND Above, sitting: Rex Haynes, Bart Sciaqua, Freddie Martin, Leonard Newcomb, Jim Jorgensen, Bill Smith. Standing: Ken Montanari, John Stenovich, Larry Teter, John Robbins, Bob Crisvvell, Ransom Bretton, Harold Hobbs, Delbert Burnett. PEP BAND At right, first row: Swaim, Joseph, Kennedy, Clark, Cheser. Second row: Davis, De Hart, Paris, Robbins Beasley, Teter. Third row: Seagraves, Grady, Cozby Dennheim, Roberts. PAN AMERICAN PAN AMERICAN OFFICERS First row: Rose Armendarez, Flora Gonzales, Lenore Sambueso, Helen Espinoza, Jessie Romero, Vicky Perez, Gloria Sotelo. Second row: Melvin Shaw, Marcelino Lopez, Jess Camarena, Marvin Marquez, Tommy Perez. PAN AMERICAN MEMBERS First row: Ethel Price, Ruth Newcomb, Marilyn Roberts, Carmen Roma, Charlojte Romero, Augustina Sanchez, Christina Ornelas, Eva Perez, Jessie Romero, Gloria Sotelo, Geraldine Wider, Mary Valdivia, Esther Morales, Helen Pistoresi, Vicky Perez, Pilar Rubio, Second row: Gilbert Solarez, Mary Matticks, Mary Price, Beatrice Mitchell, Rachel Varela, Ernestine Rubio, Joyce Velasquez, Margarita Ponce, Mary Anne Nesalhous, Charlene Willard, Connie Maciel, Lenore Sarnbueso, Sarah Perez, Gwenell Martin, Leroy Maestas, Lemuel Richardson. Third and fourth rows: Melvin Shaw, Edsel Williams, Billy Olivas, Tommy Perez, Bob Maciel, Marvin Marquez, Dick Ravalin, Felix Martinez, David Robinson, George Staggs, Freddie Martin, Morris McClay, Jim Palomares, Barbara Seman, Kenneth Martin, Anita Meneghin, Dale Martin, Patty Markle, Don Rose, Sal Rubio, Miss Patton, Paul Richardson, Henry Polanco, Bob Roberts, Wm. Sheres, Ken Smith. was , M MISS JEAN PATTON Advisor MR. WILLIAM GAMBOA Advisor AMN: Jessie Romero and Tillie Calderon as dancing These people are on the floating gardens at Xochimilco. Left to right Jess Cama dolls the straw type. rena, Pilar Rubio, David Gallegos, Mary Garibay, Marvin Marquez and Connie Maciel. PAN AMERICAN MEMBERS First row: Frances Armendarez, Christine Lopez, Arbadella Leon, Elvira Flores, Flora Gonzales, Doris Ayala, Mary Fimbrez, Rosie Armendarez, Mary Lou Cervantes, Lucy Loera, Donna Hubbard, Sara Corona, Irene De La Rosa, Mary Huffman, Philip Caballero, Marcelino Lopez, Nestor Chavira. Second row: Richard Lopez, Choy Jung, Mary Capuchino, Rachel Barragan, Frances Arballo, Helen Espinoza, Jerry Caballero, Connie Flores, Olga Figueroa, Barbara Fernandez, Margaret Valles, Connie Contreras, Connie Graieda, Ruby Avalos, Margaret Barbosa, Helen Herrera, Calvin Jefferson, Willie Jones, Dan Fernandez. Third row: Gilbert Fimbrez, Henry Gallegos, Vivian Aguilar, Jess Camarena, Rosie Franco, Josephine Camarena, Zefferene Green, Ramona Clark, lrene Brown, Contella Edwards, La Vern Davie, Margaret Guena, Chevill Gillette, Beverly Burnell, Richard Chavira, Peter Gonzales, Napoleon Green, Nick Chavira, Danny Fimbrez, Gilbert Alarcon, Gregory Palacios. SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY The Madera Union High School Scholarship Society is Chapter 43c of the Cali- A ' ' fornia Scholarship Federation. Membership is granted to any student taking three solid subjects and making Y? three A's and one B on his or her semester grades. The grade achieved in P. E. does not count, although an F in P. E. or any other subiect may debar an applicant. The picture on the opposite page at the top is of the Gold Seal Bearers who have earned life membership in the California Scholarship Federation. , as The seal bearers are, first row: Pat Miller, Betsy Hughes, Beverly Jones, Bill Justice, Bettie Lou Webster, Donna Kilday and Vivian Seagraves. Second row: Betty Swanson, Judy Tavares, Barbara Lynch, Glenna Lummus, Mary Malesani, Judy Johnson, Margaret Tamura, Peggy Jamfrey, Valerie Kelzer and Anita Freeman. The group pictured below the seal bearers are the officers of both semesters, who are: Judy Johnson, Sandra Jamfrey, Valeria Kelzer and Donna Kilday. Second row: Peggy Jarnfrey, Bette Lou Webster, Dick Ravalin and Charlene Wood. The five faculty advisors of the Scholarship Society were Mrs. Vivian Wiegand, Miss Melba Cavallero, Mr. Richard Mastin, Mr. Robert Machado and Miss Alice Trueax, head advisor. Miss Trueax is pictured at right. BETTE LOU WEBSTER Fall President SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY MEMBERS First row: Lucille lnami, Bernice Gerbaulet, Mayveril Amberr, Nadine Ford, Sandra Jamfrey, Eva Joe Elliott, Peggy Jamfrey, Beverly Jones, Yvonne Hiipakka, Donna Kilday, Judy Johnson, Valeria Kelzer, Second row: Duane Garner, Tom Kenefick, Anita Freeman, Betsy Hughes, Peggy Dwyer, Chiyeko Aoki, Gay Goto, Rachel Bar- ragan, Dolores Aia, Margie Dominici, Pat Kenefick, Norma Gist, Margie Gagliardini. Third and fourth rows: John Allred, Jim Jorgensen, Ransom Bratton, Doris Jennings, Bob Johnson, Beverly Horton, Leslie Harrell, Virginia Hall, Bill Justice, Frankie Davis, Vernald Kelzer, Beverly Burnell, 'lhomas Barnes, Margaret Cordes, Phil Baumbach, Nada Gibbinsy FrfmkAIbini, Lynn Kollmann, Kenny Kurokawa, Pat Davis and Ed Balbas. X 5 Viv , vc A U' . . 5 Y , 4 .1 C C ,F v 5 I in 51' lit! Ubi ' lllffi' 'ilivff' iwlf fy f gt 6 .li 3 is r we ,gf CHARLENE WOOD Spring President SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY MEMBERS First row: Barbara Lynch, Barbara Topping, Pat Mereck, Joyce Mochizuki, Betty Lou Vieira, Pat Swanson, Helen Pistoresi, Jeri Pagnini, Ann Minamoto, Marilyn McMahon, Marlen Martin, Donna Smth, Gvvenell Martin, Mary Matticks, Retha Walker, Second row: Rosemary Mastrofini, Janice Tavares, Gina Martinelli, Arlene Reeve, Glenna Lummus, Mary Malesani, Pat Miller, Betty Swanson, Horace Mochizuki, Larry Martin, Anita Meneghin, Dolores Waker, Bette Lou Webster, Dorothy Oldham, Third row: Bob Lively, Susan Meadows, Beverly McCall, Judy Tavares, Neil Newcomb, Ben Robinson, Walter Marshall, John Stenovich, Harold Matticks, Jan Shafer, Dick Ravalin, Charlene Wood, Carole Russell and Vivian Seagraves. in Mu FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS' Tamura, Gay Haupt. tw--V ictured above are left to right: .5- JI' iss Soker advisor' Gay Haupt president- and Mr. Rogers advisor. President Gay Haupt led the Future Business Leaders of America through a very active year. OFFlCERS-Florence Gee, Ella Tischmacher, Margaret T Florence Gee Muriel Patton Vivian Hunter, FLBA MEMBERS-First row, left to right: Margaret amura, , , ' Ch Ella Tischmaclwer, Helen Espinoza, F Melvin Bass, Mr. Rogers, Kay Haupt, Amelia Deniz. lora Gonzales, Dons Ayala. Second row: Kay Goto, Esther atman, g BLUE M SOCIETY The Letterman Club, under the supervision of Brent Freeman and Otto Nickell and guidance of Mr. Rasmussen Qin the lower circlej, has been very active. The Blue M society has started a benefit fund which is to be used in case of an accident in sports if there is no insurance. The Blue M society sponsored the Punch Bowl this year. BRENT FREEMAN OTTO NICKELL President President BLUE M MEMBERS First row: Jim Jorgensen, Ken Smith, Bill Yick, Norman Jones, Ronald Wright, Ransom Bratton, Ken Montanari, Bill Alessini, Don Kuhn, Fred Rowland, Harry Lowry, Brent Freeman, Don Martin, Freddie Martin, Charlie Gutierrez, Jim Fleming, Robert Maciel, Don Cappelluti, Wilbert Amey, Tom Hobbs, Tony Balbas, David Conn, Johnny Stockli and Milton Shoemate. Second row: Felix Camarena, John Stenovich, Nello Bomprezzi, Jim Firmalo, Rich Rubio, Jim Blackwell, Otto Nickell, Dick Ravalin, Retugio Ayala, Tom Hughes, Arnold Brunetti, Beuford Tildal, Albert Gaines, Richard Gann, Don O'Meara, Bob Johnson, Bob Chrisco, Roy Rollins, Oather Robbins, Reuben Gonzales, Mody Bass, Floyd Cardwell, Homer Russell, Dave Granger, Walt Winkler and Paul Cappelluti. We .4.,,.,fQ.,l4L L.,- wf hs' Q V -s.-,,. . ar if f 43.1 ' QQVNF , x ,A ,. fvg, , ,M,k, va.. wwf. Va iw me rx xl! 'V' v 3 R ,A13 K x,22,,4 2153 W. K if Q' E QE M L.. in , , f V1 3 Q L X 2 Sm Ah ky M , Hx: P L3 EQ 1- .Nu ,LAM Q -v vw ,g,,f f J J Lwf 'JH' fm? fha w.-.W b4J,M... .M an L ,Qs an 4 wifi bl.-4 .Lai 1. -J W3 x W Q Q Mia. ,XB GTZ? A 3 ,HL Troop l-GIRL SCOLJTS First row: Jean Parker, Barbara Hill, Chi- yeko Aoki, Jeanette Pentorali, Betty Lou Bancloni, Ramona Swaffar, Jackie Walker. Second row: Kay Goto, Joyce Lee, Mildred Lager, Julia Beeman, Yvonne Marks. Troop 6-GIRL SCOUTS First row: A. Scott, J. Blackburn, D. Sims, l. Brown, C. Edwards, E. Bridgford, M. Huffman, V. King, E. Green. Second row: B, Mitchell, E. Burnett, E. Vaughn, A. Reed, L. Davis, M. Mattingly, G. Price, A. Edwards, F. Jackson, M. Price. Third row: H. Bridges, G. Willburn, L, McCrady, A. Dock, E. Price. Troop 8-GIRL scouts First row: Peggy Jamfrey, Gracie Hemp- hill, Judy Johnson, Margaret Tamura, Opal Griggs, Stray dog, Carol Lovelady, Donna Kilday. Second row: Janice Beck, Vivian Seagraves, Rose Balbas, Yvonne Hiipakka, Frances Real, Mary Lou Bartley, Beverly Horton, Lula Traphagan. Troop 9-GIRL SCOUTS First row: Jane Powell, Earlene Foshee, Betty Scroggins, Patricia Merck, Janice Stepp, Cerrecca White. Second row: Emily Ann Smith, Donna Traphagan, Geannie Bartley, Emily LaMattina. Troop TO-GIRL SCOUTS First row: Bonnie Pike, Reba Merck, Doro- thy Oldham, Martha Weaver, Delores Walker, Yvonne Carroll, Mayveril Amberr. Second row: Ann Minamotc, Dixie Mar- lin, Shirley Denson, Carolyn Burchfiel, Mary Rose, Marlene Jenneigs, Patty Markle. xii this f' A V' J .vi i .fllzf V 0 up . . 7-4 L , X an HORIZON CLUBS 3 ,...-.., NN Hill as . 1 li 1 A... , Q X 'i I J, AURORA HORIZON First row: Birch, Messel, Mar- tin, Mochizuki, Rayborn, Mc- Mahon, Richardson, Martin, Sordi, Hardin, Perondi, Clair. Second row: Kollmann, Roberts, Miss Jardine, Gee, Kurokavva Dempsey, McCall, Preciado Sordi, Mazzela, Long, Gardini. Third row: Smoyer, Bowman Cosgrave, Mendoza, Rogers Tischmaker, Cooper. 1 1 1 I PREXIES and ADVISORS First row: Rosie Armendarez, Rita Sanchez, Eleanor Culp, Evonne Sordi, Marilyn McMa- l1on,, Deanna Sambueso. Second row: Mrs. Tucker, Miss Cava- lero, Miss Curry, Marion Lash- er, Miss Jardine, Miss Venturi, Janice Tavares. AMANACER HORIZON First row: Armendarez, Con- treras, Ornelas, Ayala, Gonzal- es, Medellin, Sanchez. Second row: Abundis, Marquez, Cabal- lero, Fimbrez, Sanchez, Palares, Sanchez, Contreras, Alvarez. Third row: Mrs. Tucker, ad- visor, Fernandez, Sarnbueso, Martinez, Vallez, Perez, Corona, Perez, Gonzales, Gonzales, Martinez, Velasquez, Espinoza Ponce. 1 QQQQ IRIS HORIZON First row: Yick, Burke, Clark, Ford, Vived, Peterson, Kanady, Martina, Culp, Brager, Hicks, Parker. Second row: Burro, Ragnetti, Dutcher, Loveland, Montanari, De La Guerra, Burke, Inami, Lovine, Chambers, Rob- erts. Back row: Van Curen, Miller, Meadows, Warburton, Moon, Hoskins, Barratta, Clair, Pagnini, Kenefick. ATHENA HORIZON First row: Battershell, Burnell, Nesalhous, Dominici, Cappelluti, Sambueso, Tavares, Van Al- styne, Swanson. Second row: Fisher, Peterson, Schmall, Nel- son, Dominici, Gentry, Betters, Rogers, Steele, McKinney. Back row: Massetti, Cook, Seman, Mrs. Wood, Advisor, Vieirra, Mastrofini, Miss Cavallero, Ad- visor. ZENITH HORIZON First row: Dominici, Webster, Wood, Rasey, McLean, Kinch, Lasher, Lynch, McGhee, Mon- tanari, Reis. Second row: Miss Jane Curry, Advisor, Watten- barger, Hughes, Miller, Swan- son, Babcock, Tavares, Bishel, Dwyer, Gotelli, Hartwell, Bar- sotti, Crosno, Russell, Freeman, Jennings, M i I I e r, Sanderson, Kenefick, Topping. K! I r' hwgwff 4 -....,, :Mf- OTTO NICKELL Sentinel FUTURE FARMERS MICHAEL SIMMONS NELLO BOMPREZZI President Vice President TOM WESTING Reporter TOM KENEFICK Secretary LEON LAMATTINA Treasurer .al 5,41 M, ,fi -ff 'sf f 1 F xL,4f1g'+,4 51 af I 34.1, .sf .mtif .W V? ,f , px, 1. V, wi, ,Q Q ggi Q S w Hsu 4 i VVVA . gi. V l' VA V L ww 4 ,W ...f f f 8 . U.. 3, , Eg ,gui ghwg fi 9 5532 gg ' na W Q r' 5 ll F rar Q mv LA' . r' 5 I , 5 r,,,-pr'r- V . -, A,fwN,,, I f f H k x It f- VV n Vx , - ,V my im D .- I i X, K k X M , , . 4 ' 'Q Q n ' gf? 'ffNR J? W 7 W V X. , , ,ff f-f 1 K Q .5 if , Y fag N.. 'Q . . -, A - . , ve?-FY - v 4553: M '4 -x ,1 1 'AWMHQ ms, V- 1. E w . 5 1, ,, E, QQ V . Q' MW. A ' , ii, 4, rg A Q, 9 . - gf , ,Q ' , ' gf- if 5 i Q24 yt f Q ff 'EXCW1 ,aff 1 V , ,hun 4f,V,,f,M?,,5j LV,, f , y , f 1 , Q Q Q H0 154. wi-f' , M Q, 9 . x X :Af ' ,W M 5 ' A Y ' 1 fu ,,'., fisiiwg , 1 . r I 7 Ma, 9' X' , ., Q . vi, ,Q L , .a-. f an A , f 'gn ..- -M., an I -if JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL First row: Charlene Wood, Bette Lou Webster, Arlene Rob- erts, Sandra Smoyer, Lynn Kollman. Second row: Patty Markle, Mr. Langton, advisor, Walter Marshall, Lois Bowman. PRESS CLUB First row: Rockhold, Younger, Aoki, Lively, Smoyer, Burnell, Cuccia, Hemphill. Second row: Martin, Stockli, S. Jamfrey, Baumbach, Albini, P. Jamfrey, Kuhn, Kelzer, Gutierrez, Davis, A. Freeman, Chatman, Elliott. Third row: Huntsman, Mr. Hill, advisor, B. Freeman: HARVEY GIRLS First row: Dorothy Shelton, Darla Robbins, Joyce Hibdon, Emily Denny, Sue Gann, Mari- lyn Roberts. Second row: Fran- ces Real, Marlene Atkinson, Virginia Jackson, Betty Martin, Gweneth Elmore, Margaret Campbell, Miss Wills, advisor, Barbara Goodrum, REEL SPINNERS Herbert Hagans, J. D. Bond, Mike Simmons, Ovanual Berk- ley, Henry Irby, Jim Palamares, Tommy Sivils, Bill Lane, Wilbert Lee, Leo Boger, Lawrence Ash- ton, Clyde Kelley. In center: Mr. Foster, advisor. HI 4-H POMPON GIRLS Pat Miller, Betty Hartwell, Beverly Walfenbarger, Mary Gotelli, and Sharon Kinch. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Fred Capra, Bill Justice, Mr. Allen Harkins and Mrs. Worrhingfon, Advisors, Lynn Kollman, Miss Jane Curry, Advisor, Barbara Lynch, and Faye Reis. I. W. A. CLUB Barbara Topping, Thomas Barnes, Florence Gee, Kay Goto, Frank Albini, and Charlene Wood. Front row: Pat Strid, Mary Sam- paulesi, Norma Younger, Beth Morgan, Amelia Deniz, Gay Haupt, Charlotte Cooper, Louise Brill Carol Cooper. Back row: Bill Mor- ger, Joe Lilles, Casey Campbell Teach Fuller, Advisor, Ray Sesock, Tom Westing, and Robert Nix. r 1 X RN,-4 FRENCH CLUB First row: M. Dominici, B. Kilday, S. Miller, M. Kenefick, J. Mochi- zuki, C. Russell, F. Albini, B. Hughes, A. Freeman, C, Calaway, M. Preciado M. Vived. Second row: G. Pagnini, J. Clark, S. Den- son, P. Dwyer, E. Miller, M. Lasher, N. Sanderson, Accornero, B. Swanson, C. Mendoza, C. Cooper, G. Miles, B. Betters, T. Sinyard, S. Lovine, Miss Cavallero, Advisor, R. Myers. MELODY HALL COMMITTEE First row: Kay McLean, Marian Vived, Betty Long, Jim Jorgenson, Pat Dominici, Johnny Massefii. Second row: Mary Huffman, Jo Ann Blackburn, Ben Robinson, Charles Gutierrez, Gilberi Gonzales. Third row: Joan Cappelluti, Mr. Rogers, Mrs. Wiegand, Norman Jones, Mr. Turovsky. V SKI CLUB First row: Teach Fuller, J. Black- well, R. Rollins, J. Ecklund, R Beffa, R. Wright, P. Richardson, A Brunetti, D. Conn, D. O'Meara, K Boekenoogen, P. Baumbach, B Wattenbarger, B. Criswell, B. John son, B. Dutcher, F, Rowland, B Robinson, P. Cappelluti, M. Bass FIRE DRILL SQUAD First row: F. Rowland, J. Erickson, D. O'Meara, B. Freeman, D. .lus- Tice, O. Nickell, B. Tindal, R. Gon- zales, H. Naito. Second row: R. Rubio, D. Ravalin, D. Robertson, N. Bomprezzi, R. Neely, D. Cozby, H. Russell, R. McCulley, F. Sorelo, R. Dutcher, D, Martin. Third row. J. Fleming, O. Robbins, H. Lowry, D. Sotelo, B. Johnson, D. Conn R. Ayala, Mr. X, B. Chrisco. 1 Y mf, f x 1 Sv J . , 9 5 a+ 'Q we :rf M W 3:r: Hhv 2 , K3 f .L w 53.5 HH .HA J 'J f Y 1:'Y,,.,Af:,f'ffu::-M - ff 1N,,:5f,LygffyefffL '5 iiazgfqg, 'fi 'Y' Q ,MN . is , f + lin: vi if-aa. 5' .1..gMETa Vixw 'S' -is '-1453 JILX JUML wx C M.. W -ffx NJA nk :mf ,Q J A-0 H-1 Gif V23 nyfv 'f-vw 'r -if rx B0ffi54si awurhga HJ fbfjufs f'.f.ada as Q 4 7 ' 11 'fbi' V1 lY'f 5 -AQKQR, ., , fb? 1? xiii? 2 - dung. Lvu A-..2'.,m1. U M' X? 2. . .- f ii U4 i'if1i.L11XiaL4 fu ,f As Q-I0 SC AP 'mf-1 1 1 4- , ' REE DIED 'FREE ESCfaE'2 FRQA1? 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A Q A Bottom row, left to right: Norman Jones, Jerry Nimmo, Gavino Fuentes, Fred Sotelo, Bill Lively, Don Kohn, Ruben Gonzales, Ken Montanari, Don Martin, Don O'Meara, Second row: Bob Chrisco, Wilbert Amey, Tony Flores, Homer Russell, Brent Freeman, Fred Martin, Bob Johnson, Jim Fleming, David Conn, Jim Jorgensen, Walt Winkler, Albert Gaines, Third Mangini, Winder, Wagoner row: John Stenovich, Refugio Ayala, Otto Nickell. Bueford Tindal, Richard Ravalin, Ronald Wright, Ron Neely, Dan So- telo. Fourth row: Tom Huntsman, Phil Chapman, Ed Banaster, David Granger, Louie Wilson, Harry Lowry, Harold Matticks, Floyd Cardwell, Charlie Gutierrez, Bob Criswell, Frank Martin. Madera High's fighting gridiron eleven had a sad season despite their gallant efforts. The Coyotes man- aged to rack up only one win in the '52 season. Their victory was against cellar dwelling Hanford High School. The locals were topped in their practice games as well as five league battles. In spite of their losing ways the Madera footballers displayed a great desire to play football. Their de- termination and hustle was acknowledged and re- spected by the many partisan followers that cheered the Coyotes game after game. The Madera offense was centered around the bril- liant running of Freddie Martin. Martin, who mastered every ground gaining technique, was equally. danger- ous on defense. Flashy Fred's versatile talents earned him a unanimous choice of the offensive all league team. The early part of the season featured a fine passing combination of Brent Freeman to Bob Chrisco. The Coyotes thrilled fans with long passes by Freeman which were snagged by the outstretched arms of Chrisco. VARSITY FOOTBALL Winder lnc. sweat it out. Coyotemen who did most to stop the drives of the opposition were all league defensive stars Jim Jorgen- sen and Jim Fleming. Jorgensen, vvho displayed some unmatchable foot- work in avoiding blockers at end position, time after time broke through rival interference to bring down the ball carrier for sufficient losses. Safety man slot vvas in the capable hands of Fleming, a fast moving back who had the habit of catching passes that were meant for the other team. Others to spark the Coyote cause were: Don Martin, Ken Montanari, Beuford Tindal, Ron McCulley, Oather Robbins, Otto Nickell, Don O'Meara, John Stenovich, Bob Johnson and the Sotelo brothers, Dan and Fred. Midseason in league play the Coyote coaching staff worked out a spread formation. This formation, never before tried at M. U. H. S., featured quarerback Free- man at tailback performing fine running and passing. A heavy majority of the regular starters of the current season will graduate this June, but the foot- ball outlook at Madera High, nevertheless, is good. Al- though a championship team would be a pleasant surprise next year, the possibility of a top eleven may be expected in l955. This reasoning is due to the large turnout of fresh- men and sophomores on the varsity squad this past season. l , .,,, , rr., Martin receives top player award. lt's easy to stay with ri winner, But it takes guts to stick to a loser. Opponents MUHS Tulare . 20 2 Santa Cruz .. . . 2O 7 Sanger . . ..... 19 6 Merced .. .. 20 T3 Edison . . . . . lf? 0 Roosevelt .. . 27 7 Visalia . . T3 7 Hanford .. .... 6 14 Fresno . . .... H . 33 7 lt's easy to stay with a winner, But it takes guts to stick to a loser. Bottom row, left to right: Bill Musick, Pet Kirk, Garry Presticlge, Jim Hernandez, Barney Gonzales, Garry Cheek, Richard Gann, Don Nacimento, Henry Polanco, Richard Chavira, Con Rushing, Vernon McDaniel. Second row: Jerry Siebert, Marvin Marquez, Arnold Fimbrez, Horace Mochizuki, Jerry Fleming, Ronald Gagliardini, George Hatfield, Arnold Brunetti, Jim Brosi, Ray ., tv Miles and Townsend Bolding, Jim Barsotti, Jerry Green, Ed Lara, Clinton Jackson, Jan Shafer. Top row: Andrew Salvada, Ken Boekenoegen, Earl Wilson, Walt Lovelady, Ben Robinson, Joe Lillis, Phil Baumbach, Dale Morgan, Vernon Smith, Bob Brown, Sam Gilliland, Don Klein, Casey Campbell and Bill Lyon, Pursued by hard luck throughout the season, the Madera High's Coyote Pups were not able to put to- gether a successful season. They fought hard, how- ever, through eight tough games, of which they ended up on the short end on each occasion. The campaign started against the strong Tulare Junior eleven with a 20-O defeat. This was followed by the Sanger tussle, where the locals lost a close 28- 24 tilt. Opening the league schedule the Junior Coyote men played host to Merced in a game that found the Bears on top of a T2 to 6 score. A TD by Don Klein, plus the extra point by Barney Gonzales were not enough to cope with Edison. The final count was Edison 19, Madera 7. The next contest for the B's was against the Roose- velt gridders. The Riders emerged victorious after four hard fought quarters, 6 to O. The Coyotes gave the league champion Visalia a scare before bowing l3 to 6. Hanford gave the Coyotes the worst beating of the year, 20-7. The final contest saw a great battle between the Fresno Warriors and Coyotes. The Fresno eleven emerged victors T3 to 6. Ragardless of a winless season four of the local stars made the all league team. Three other Coyotes placed on the second all star eleven. Maderans placing on the top team were: B team captain Arnold Brunetti, George Hatfield, Don Naciemento and Pete Kirk. Second stringers were: John Stockli, Don Klein and Marvin Marquez. B FOOTBALL fa' , f M-Q f A I , fx Qxxhxijgv 2 , f ga lqlz 2 x M 5 X OOOOO 2 J 1 ,- nos bl-uusczo F X'-mmf' Ric:-JMHBIOXX Guard f JOE V f Guard vi' N Wfffqfwarcl ,ff-5-' A V .'.-, L. I, ,,., - A,,,l Y A -- AA , f - , LL . ,, V is , 5 O 1 X5 f if X K' 5. ' 'N k,m.: ' H M-Qui' If .-: L :zA K 5 3 DON OAPPELLUTI ' 3 BOB MURREY Forward ,:,.1 Cenfer sos JOHNSON ff O li Cenfer :EVP f 5 O. 'aww K, . I .,, . t K. 'H' -if 'Bt gg ' 5' Q if K, A 4, s if 2 Q' 1 B 'W rl? fl itfnsgtn Bottom row, left toqrightz Robert Sessions, T. J. Wilson, James Jackson, Freddy Rowland, Bob Johnson, Bob Chrisco, Don Cappelluti, Bob Dutcher, Second row: Martin, Freddie Martin, Rich Rubio, Bob Murrey, Manager CRAMPTON LEAGUE RESULTS Roosevelt ,,,,ee e,e,e Fresno ,e,,,,e, Merced e,,,,-. W Hanford .... 7,,. Edison ,.e,A Visalia ,,,.,.s, JJJ, Roosevelt Fresno ..... Merced .cc,.,. Hanford Edison ,c,c, Visalia c,,,. Opp. 54 62 63 65 79 56 66 64 57 61 62 49 M Mig 5559! Bill Segura, Joe Arballo, Fred Gonzales, Don Ken Smith. Landing only a fourth place berth with a record of four wins and eight defeats did not keep the Coyotes from being one of the most feared quin- tets in the Yosemite League this past season. In the eight encounters that the locals dropped, they were never topped by more than a few baskets, and always gave the top teams a good score before bowing out. The league was won by Edison for the second year in succession. The hope for a championship five for Coach Chuck Crampton was iolted by a blow one day before the first league game. Freddie Martin, all around star at M. U. H. S. and the boy everyone had pinned their hopes on to lead the Coyotes to victory, was declared ineligible because he was four days too old for competition, Martin, the team play maker, was replaced by 5'6 Rich Rubio. Rubio handled this spot in fine style and was the team's second top scorer. He was awarded a special award for setting a fine example for younger players. Bob Chrisco, the team's top point getter, was voted the most valuable player on the squad and team captain. The third top scorer was Bob Johnson, a tali iunior playing center, who mastered a fine lump shot and hook shot. Big Swede was voted Most Improved. The team was rounded out with work-horses like Don Martin, who won the best sportsman- ship, and Don Cappelluti, the best Coyote re- bound man. Joe Arballo and sophomore Bob Murrey also contributed heavily to the Coyote cause. Chrisco was tabbed on the first string all league team and teammate Rubio placed on the second string all stars. Johnson and Martin made honorable mention. VARSITY BASKETBALL een, Edsel Williams, Front row, left to right: Ben Robinson, Jessie Owens, Paul Cappelluti, Duane Gr Oliver Walker. Second row: Barney Gonzales, Willy Yick, Sal Rubio, Jim Barsotti, Ed Lara, Frank Bustos. GAMBOA BASKETBALL Roosevelt Fresno Merced .ss,.s Hanford Edison ,,,,, Visalia LEAGUE RESULTS Opp. M 39 36 55 5l 30 54 32 Under The fine supervision of Coach Bill Gam- boa, the B's topped their big brother in the games won and lost departments. The B's paced an even .500 in the league, winning six and dropping six. An example of the fight of The B's was The sound 47 to Al defeat The locals handed The championship Fresno High Team in The second round of play. The Top five men on The B's were guards Ed- sel Williams and Jessie Owens, forwards Ed Lara and Henry Polanco, and center Oliver Walk- er. Also playing a lot of basketball were Paul Cappeluti at forward, Duane Green aT guard and Ken Duncan at center. Although the individual scores usually were fairly even, the Coyote of- fense was centered around Williams' brilliant ball handling and Ed Lara's effective iump shot. Since this season the Coyote Pups were made up mostly of frosh and sophomores, cage fans will be seeing a lot more of these boys fcr The next few years. However, Walker, who was one of the Top rebound men in the league and only a freshman, is expected to move from Madera this summer. Although most of the top eight men will un- doubtedly be moved up to varsity, Gamboa will be left with a lot of up and coming talent for '54 basketball year. Roosevelt ..... 38 Fresno 4l Merced .- 33 Hanford 39 Edison 58 Visalia 60 C and D TEAMS Front row, left to right: Bill Cheatham, Don Price, John Massetti, Bud Grady, Gene McLaughlin, Wesley Bass, Charles Bradford, Harvey Bass, Melvin Nelson, Zebedee Maybon. Top row: John Aoki, Jim Chrisco, Ray Chavez, Dan Chavira, Capt. George Unti, Rich Dunigan, Ermous Malone, Ozzie Mitchell, Mgr. Charles Edwards. Coached by varsity coach Chuck Crurnpton, the M. U. H. S. C and D quintets rambled through successful seasons in league standings, with a record of three wins and three defeats. The D's won all games in non-league competition, Participating in the City League the Junior varsity team ended their season by winding up in a fourth place tie. They were under the direc- tion of student coach Jack Avina. ALVINA J.V. BASKETBALL Front row, left to right: Clinton Jackson, Don Ricketts, James Jackson, Fred Rowland, Bill Segura, Bill Alessini, Bob Dutcher. Second row: Bob Session, Napoleon Greene, Harold Matticks, Ronald Wright, Robert Maciel, Gary Presticlge, Pete Gonzales, Lee Autry, DON O MEARA Hurdles fe,-iwgizsiif 7 5 MILTON SHOEMATE ,K M 'b' A 1 High Jump 1 4 LQ M MM , WW if u N Q u u is , f g V in DICK RAVALIN WILBERT AMEY 550+ PM JAMES JACKSON ' W gprqmer Distance Runner Front row left to right Melvin Shaw, Dick Ravalin, Elbert Hall, Tom Huntsman, Duane Green, Milton Shoemate Top Jim Firmalo David Robertson, James Jackson, Don O'Meara, Vern Smith, Ferdinand Acuna With the smell of flowers came whiffs of sweat suits this spring. At press time the local thinclads were looking for- ward to a successful '53 track season. The most watched individual will be senior Milton Shoe- mate. Shoemate, who competes in the high lump, has an excellent chance to win the valley finals and perform in the state meet. Jumping as a B last year, he broke various' rec- ords in his class and presently holds the varsity school rec- ord. He placed first in the high school varsity West Coast Relays last year with a lump of 6'l and 3f8 . In his first week of practice this season Flying Milton topped 6'2 . Don Martin, another high iumper, has the ability to give the opposition a lot of trouble. He was a star C class per- former during his freshman year, but due to a back iniury he was unable to compete until now, his senior year. Two seniors, Wilbert Amey and Robert Session, will be the boys to carry Madera s hopes for places in the dash running. ln the field events, Dick Ravalin looks like the best man for the locals. Amey besides being one of the best runners on the squad, is one of the top COACH RASMUSSEN broad lumpers in the league. Distance runner James Jackson and hurdler Don O'Meara also should help the Coyote cause considerably. VARSITY TRACK B TEAM-Front row, left to right: J. Firmalo, N. Greene, O. Mitchell, C. Jackson, D. Robertson, V. Smith, D. Green, J. Robbins, D. Butler. Back row: C. Edwards, E. Williams, C. Bradford, J. Erickson, G. Deltart, D. Paris, A. Kennedy, W. Bass. B TRACK The Coyote B's go into the '53 season trying to repeat their league winning performance of last year, when they sneaked by Roosevelt High by one point. Vern Smith and Jim Firmalo are expected to lead the locals' attack. Both hold records in high lump and pole vault. C TRACK The Madera C team goes into an unpredictable season because most of Coach Rasmussen's ma- terial comes from the freshman class and has only competed in grammar school athletic events. Nevertheless their coach is optimistic and feels that once developed they will be a strong squad. C TEAM-Front row, left to right: J. Brosi, A. Kennedy, C. Jackson, O. Mitchell, C, Edwards. Back row: B. Grady, W. Bass, D. Butler, C. Bradford, B. Faulkner. neun M . A. l -l I BOB JOHNSON Pi+cher 'x f 1 I I A V, MARTIN Infield AQ 4 ICH Russo ff' 'f Infield Xa' i I WWW 'Nxx ARNOLD BRUNETTI ,Y Ouffield fi 'WW' 'mv ba' X, 994. FW I ,QM 5' ' it W7 Q , M s 1 537 5 G W :,' Q iz N J, .1 , :V A xx ,kv 'lf my y , A i Xiu - if A . Q BOB CHRISCO V ' LL LIVELY PMG' Qi' Ouffield HAR OWRY Cafcher X 594 Front row: Arnold Brunetti, Bill Alessini, Don Martin, Bob Chrisco, Harry Lowry, Bob Johnson, Bob Stanfield, Ed Bannister, Rich Rubio. Back row: Joe Arballo, Bill Segura, Bill Lively, Bill Rosskopf, Bill Musick, Ben Robinson, Pete Kirk, Bill Wattenbarger, Cleo Payne, Pete Gonzales, Rocky Teranishi, Norman Jones. VARSITY BASEBALL At press time Coach Machado was working hard with his varsity men for the current season. The coach seemed optimistic about this season because he has a number of veterans returning. There was one large disappointment for the Coyotes, however-. Former starting catcher Oscar Chapa and first string short stop Freddie Martin were ineligible for competition this year because of age limitations. Back to the brighter side of the story, the Coyotes have last year's first and second top pitchers again. Bob Chrisco, the top moundsman on the club, will be doing most of the throwing, with Bob Johnson also contributing a lot of duty on the hill. Johnson will be returning next year. The outfield is in the hands of a senior, Arnold Burnetti, and Two sophomores, Pete Kirk and Bill Musick. The infield features Bob Stanfield at first, Ed Bannister at second, Don Martin at third and Rich Rubio at short stop. Catcher slot will be under the care of Harry Lowry. Bill Alessini, Bill Lively, Joe Arballo and Bill Segura have also been looking very good, as have chuckers Cleo Payne and Pete Gonzales. The batting power is centered around Kirk, Martin and Rubio. Chrisco, when not pitching, will be playing in the outfield and appearing in pinch hitting roles. In the first contest of the season the locals defeated Clovis High, 7 to 3, in a practice tilt. The offensive attack was led by Kirk's homer and Martin's three bagger. COACH CRAMPTON THE MOB THAT FACED COACH CHUCK Spring, when a young man's fancy Turns to-base- ball. Such was the case at Madera high this season. Junior Varsity Coach Crampton was handed the head- ache of sorting out the good from the bad a few days before the first practice game. This season's lot was probably the greatest in the school's history. With the season still very young at press time, it is difficult to spot the potential stars that will lead the victory parade for the Junior Coyotes. However, here are some of the boys that probably will be sparking the club: Veterans Paul Cappelluti at first, Sam Kurisu at second, Mike Roberts at third and Charlie Gutierrez at short. In the outfield are Jim Yamaguchi, Sal Rubio and Edsel Williams. Freshman Ray Bolding, at present, is holding down the catcher position and has great possibilities if he continues to improve as rapidly as he has been doing in the first weeks of practice. The top moundsman currently is Toyo Shitanishi. He is a sophomore and has the stuff to become a fine varsity pitcher. Other pitchers that could develop into fine chuckers with a little seasoning are Freshman Ken Duncan and sophomore Darrell Maroon. A few of the other eager hopefuls that have been looking good in early season play are: Ken Adolphson, Bob Lively, Henry Polanco, Gene McLaughlin, George Unti and Jim Barsott. J.V. BASEBALL SWIMMING TEAM Bottom row, left to right: Mike Ylarregui, Ted Grady, Fred Rowland, Melvin Bass, Wesley Bass Charles McCool, David Conn. Back row: Torn Hobbs, Floyd Cardwell, Jon Ecklund, Bob Roberts. W2 TENNlS SQUAD Bottom row: Beverly McCall, Margie Dorninici, Carolyn Mashburn, Marlen Martin, Marie Wells, Second row' Vena Petersen, Jolene Mashburn, Mary Anne Nesalhous, Marlene Gillett, Charlene Wood, Vivian k' T Sin ard, Jim Seagraves, Barbara Srnoyer, Coach Teach Fuller. Top row: Horace Nlochizu i, erry y Lernm, Bill Blackwell, Don Ricketts, Fred Rowland, Melvin Bass, Neil Buttram, rr---ff 5' W... Bottom row, left to right: J. Hernandez, R. Myers, R. Murberger, B. Brady, A. Seagraves, G, Fimbrez, R. DeLarosa. Second row: A. McSwain, G. Hatfield, D. Marquez, M. Lopez, M. Marquez, A. Dockery, B. Faulkner, F. Martinez. Third row: J. Stenovich, T. Balbas, P. Keeling, O. Nickell, D, Sotelo, B. Justice, R. McCulley, F. Sotello. WRESTLING For the first time in its history Madera High participated in the Yosemite Wrestling League. Wrestling was introduced at MUHS in 1952. This year the Mangini grunters got started early and placed fourth in the league. COACH MANGINI BOXING This year's annual Punch Bowl was held March 20 and 21 in the MUHS gym. It was a wild affair with everyone giving their all. About forty eager boxers came out this season to make the Punch Bowl one of the top events of the year. Bottom row, left to right: C. Davis, R, Chavira, M. Lopez, D. Marquez, J. Garcia, N. Chavira, N. Greene. Second row: N. Chavira, C. Amey, D. Scruggs, R. Franco, L. Andrade, E. Malone, R, Lopez, G. Diaz. Third row: M. Marquez, G. Solarez, W.Lee, M. Shaw, J. Jackson, J. Jorgensen, D. Sotelo, C. Jackson, G. Funetes, F. Sotelo, E. Stokes, O. Nickell, F. Martinez, J. Toschi, R. Session, B. Olivas. K-W.. I i MISS LORRAINE BOWLUS G. A. A. Sponsor GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Madera Union High School G. A. A, is an organization that enables girls to earn their school letter. The girls may earn points by holding executive offices in G. A. A. by participating in athletic activities, by at- tending playdays and by doing various extracurricular activities. The various sports the girls participated in included baseball, basketball, table ten- nis, archery, volleyball, badminton and tennis. A small M is awarded to a girl when she earns 500 points and a block M is awarded to her after she earns 750 points. The high- est award in the G. A. A. is the winged M which requires a total of l,O00 points. The cartoon on the right implies that all G. A. A. members are on the ball. G.A.A. MEMBERS First row: Janet Dominici, Glen Dora Lowe, Gracie Hemphill, Beverly Jones Sandra Jamfrey Esther Kurokawa, Mary Huffman, Rosie Armendarez, Joan Blackburn, Marilyn McMahon Marlen Martin and Esther Morales. Second row: Evelyn Battershell, Ann Minamoto, Beverly Horton Janice Detherage Peggy Jamfrey, Virginia Lakeman, Sherry Baumbach, Beverly Burnell, Darlene Mendoza and Jolene Mashburn. Third row: Millie Mingo, Winnie Marsh and Willie Marsh. W4- 49 Mx Q G.A.A. MEMBERS First row: Mary Price, Irene De La Rosa, Ethel Price, Helen Espinoza, Jessie Romero, Mary Lou Cer vantes, Mary Anne Nesalhous, Vivian Seagraves, Charlotte Romero and Christina Lopez, Second row Graclie Wilburn, Helen Herrera, Delores Walker, Vera Petersen, Lula Traphagen, Bette Lou Webster Charlene Wood and Frances Real. Third row: Arbadella Leon, Clarice Price, Margaret Tamura, Vera Wells Shirley Rasey and Norma Younger. G.A.A. OFFICERS First row: Beverly Jones, Margaret Tamura and Vivian Seagraves. Second row: Peg- gy Jamfrey, Florence Gee and Frances Real. .1 TEN TOP G.A.A. POINT WINNERS First row: Glen Dora Lowe, Beverly Jones, Vivian Seagraves and Margaret Tamura. Second row: Esther Korokawa, Vera Wells, Peggy Jamfrey, Florence Gee and Frances Real. Not pictured: Mary Anne Nesalhous. r SIX MISSES-Front: M. Shoemate, B. Alessini, B. Dutcher, T. Hobbs. Back: D. Kuhn, Coach, J. Owens, voted top play- er, R, Bratton, O. Nick- ell, Commissioner of Football, R. Haynes, R, Maciel, R. Ayala. fa . fm:- 'f', PROFS.--Front: U. Lea, F. Mangini, C, Cramp- ton, B. Gamboa, Jones, G. Rasmussen. Back: D. Wood, G. Hill, J. Evans, D. Booth. H. i. 9 INTRAMURALS RAG DOLLS-Left to right: W. Lee, E. Shoales, J. Garrett, J. Jones, B. Jones, F. Mar- tin, A. Gaines. 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