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

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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.

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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.

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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.