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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1954 volume:

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After these commencement exercises, some 180 students here at Madera High will shake hands, say goodbye, and part to go their various ways, many never to meet again. We present, in this '54 Blue and White, a pic- torial rev11e of the school year, in hopes that it will serve to renew acquaintances and bring familiar faces and incidents to life again for you in years to come. - Your Editor Mx my wa 34' . W K X 1 Q E 1 M My W va ,Q X ,L v 1 x I , BQ me ix is 5 2? X, W gn, gm Z wma, lv .M M. f ---vw-A Jw JW 1 7 .Q MAC. .,..., mu wf. we ' 'fy Q JT ,:-15 1 if f 1, A ,W- 1 1 -w-f,'- qv -in .Q 45 ,ln A K. . 4, get l uf, ,. J, ,I ,, fy vi Q li , M ,jak 4 1 f . , W , ' f' 3 i W-aww M MM W nn... MZ mA A Vg, an 5523, ,Ig mai? .L , J I- J-. -.-J ll.. ---4-,4. 4L.'lf4 4.11 fuafld 1 4 Q -...mgwwumm WMM WA Ms.mjm1m 'M v.A,., ,NM E Q 1 2 2 1 F I f0wevff4eww4!exa'ce4aza2ea,411A4,,f,.,,,., z 2 ? Q i e s 1 5 3 4 2 3 Q f A i z 4 ? i . ,-,,wf.. 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It is true that the foods and elothing laboratories, and the furniture in this new unit are beautiful in design. eolor. and workmanship: perhaps they are even more beautiful than those whnh wt find in our own omes. A parent at the first open house held for this building remarked that young . , . M E V 1. Fi C. people today fail to appreciate the structures now being erutr d for their it ueation. This fairly common belief bears much thought. Almost unanimously high school students tend to live up to the challenges given them. lt mal-:es little difference whether that challenge is the chemistry experiment, in the parading of a band. in the produc- tion of an operetta, in playing a basketball game, or in using beautiful equipment in ' x H '-li' '- . ,rtthem a foods laboratory. It makes a world of dlffertnu. hom if r. whit ur wr expec to meet the ehallengc. They sense the quality of expeetation and the strength of our faith in them. and react accordingly. K9 x y, Prinripal Madera llnion High School ZGGEJM7 Left to right: Dr. Coe T. Swift, Mr. Elmo Del Bianco, Clerkg Dr. Ray Miles, Presidentg Mr. Wallace Emmert, and Mr. Jack Desmond constitute the MUHS Board of Trustees, and efficiently carry out all the functions of that organization. my Left: HARRY VOLLBORN-Vice Principal Among the many duties of the Vice Principal are the uncheery ones of editing the daily bulletin and computing graduation credits of the seniors. These and many more Mr. Vollborn goes about each day, accompanying each with a wide smile and a friendly word. Dean of Girls MARY JARDINE Active, bustling, always in a with everyone who comes to happy hurry, is Miss Jardine, her door, Miss Jardine adds our dean of girls. Taking time sparkle to the atmosphere of from her many duties only long the Madera High office. enough to be her friendly self I I' RINALDO WHEN-Dean of Boys Mr. Wren's quiet, steady assurance, and warm interest in student welfare belies his chief and most unpleasant duties of attendance f and discipline enforcement. Truly, Mr. Wren is one of the major factors in keeping Madera High running smoothly. Sm I is S . 3 viii, ..e, 3 K K 3 'QVC if , MAIN OFFICE Checking absences and tardinf is only one of the many dutf that keeps the main office in cc stant activity. Left, Jim Lem Marie Burgess, Shirley Miller. HEALTH OFFICE Keeping tab on whois absent, a why, keeps the health office bt all day long every day. Left, student checks her absence s with Mrs. Lois Chambers. Her sistants are Charlotte Cooper a Sheila Burke. GUIDANCE OFFICE Always ready to lend a help hand, whether it be securing summer job, helping to take entrance exam, or arranging program, is the guidance st Left, seated, Jean Lequieu, Fai Philips. Lenore Sambueso, Evo Sordi. Top, Enid Messel, Mr. S ford Grover, Marlen Martin. TREASUREITS OFFICI Keeping track of all the mone school is a big job. At left forming said job are: Les B man, Carl Rynerson, and Car Gallegos. AGRICULTURE OFFICE typical scene in the office of e agriculture department: left to ght: Mr. Lea, Mr. Evans, Mr. 1 Salle, Mr. Posey, and secretary irol Cornell. CAF ETERIA COOKS left is the crew of jovial gen- ses that is responsible for some the best meals this side of the ississippi: left to right, Mrs. aberts, Mrs. Cuccia, Mrs. Lowry, d Mrs. Britton. BUS DRIVERS Lderals bus jockeys are the boys 0 get about thirty per cent of students to and from school. 't to right: Will Townsend, nuel Deniz, Augie Schmall, ny Nevis, Webford Marshall, nt row. Back row: Ross Jones, 't Redding, Doyle Johnson, nald Irwin, Sam La Mattina, kis Sahatdjian. Not pictured James Fifield, James Francher, . of course, the mascot, Buster. CUSTODIANS crew that keeps Madera h,s face washed, lawn clipped, chairs straightened are, left to t, first row: Mr. Kelzer, Mr. mon, Mr. Flores, Mr. James, Marquez. Second row: Mr. icios, Mr. Hayes, Mrs. Bender- Mr. Nance, Mr. Hines, and Kollman, head custodian. W 'fM-df' 6 . , il' Y ' 1 :rf ' u 6 'N ag 1: 1 ' X Q Q . f, 5 N- ...W i Q Gi' 1 nl' if nf me H D! :yi ..f. F' 'A 'Hu ts, 1 f,,, W 4 A in uw X Q in -...., :af fs lvl I H' iv- 'wif rgfii' af .1 'Ju 1 K. ,, ,.,n-:Qu Q . 4' Ili? .9 it Eff' L, , ark 6 w .. .Qfii '. Aus' 2: .A - lr - V W '- 6-WewL?t.: ' Af' 1' 352, f . 4' - 41 - M .J fi.-lie , '40 Q . If 'E I I ,,' .Q 9 . I V . W., 'Q , M' v . A 1 ' 5 . D I. E... ,ary 9 1 . 5, ,B 2' 2 it 'Q u R - s i s K ... is 1- S ,, 9 - 'A 1 1 Q Y 1 4 a Q K s I ,, . 4' f U J' W Q ? if it Z .fp fs? . ,,.. ff Q. I I' s f I 4 f f 4 ,. VVV. ,f u'mf 'S 5 E 'fffjnpv RWM WFDK' h h h mm,V i uf' , ,few Rn... f-fm-My 5 .T , 1 A N I W. .. Q, ,. 41 R' I' -sf f Wg. I WS Z .1 mil: , ., 3 . MISS LORRAINE BOWLUS Girls' P.E. MR. EUGENE BRUSSELL English MR. DESMOND BUZZELL English, Journalism MISS MELBA CAVALLERO Erench, Spanish 7,.,..am,-wfiiffef MRS. LOIS CHAMBERS Health Office, P.E. MRS. ANITA CLARK Drafting MR. GUY CRIPPEN Sr. Prob., English MISS JANE CURRY Sr. Prob., Civics MISS NORMA DAVIS Biology, P.E. MR. .IACK EVANS Ag. MR. JAMES FIFIELD Auto Shop MR. CLARENCE FOSTER Physics, Gen. Sci. MISS GRACE FULLER Mathematics, Tenni MR. WILLIAM GAMBOA Spanish, Basketball MISS LEVERN GAYMEN Sewing MR. SANFORD GROVER Guidance Director MRS. GRACE HANHART Cooking, Cafeteria MR. WILLIAM HANSEN Woodshop MR. ALLEN HARKINS Bind MISS MARY .IARDINE Dean of Girls, Eng NIR. ROSS JONES Art IIRS. CERALDINE KAYLOR Sewing .IRS ELSIE KEEBLE English IR. JOE KEEBLE iiology IISS NIADELINE KOVACEVIC Iommercial IR. FRANK LaSALLE .g. Cadet IR. UGO LEA g. IR. DAVID LINN nglish, Dramatics IR. ALEX MacDONALD 'oodshop R. ROBERT MACHADO ientation, Baseball R. WILLIAM MCLEOD iglish ISS NANCY MCPHEETERS E., Cooking RS. BONITA NIALOY tin, History 2. FRED NIANGINI iletic Director I. RICHARD .IASTIN 'logy L. JOHN IIX glish, Public Speaking SS JEAN 'ATTON ,nish . JOE 'ETTIT zory, Orientation, F all SS J AN E LASKETT . RUFUS OSEY Shop oo!- fl M i fm-fa -w-0,92 in . f-wr' f fag 9 K VV I , ..-r A 'WW f A i hex I H' . h 1 ,ir .t ' N I JV' M . ip I i 'i X 3 V i A ix - fm., ,vo 'QF'- 55 f 5 , . , wmti I I . 5? ,fn , iw 6 T.. 'tiff 1 MR. RINALDO WRICN Dvan of Hoyt? MR. ROBERT Wl1ES'l'HOFI RE.. Ruskvthall xg-....2' f ai, MR. GEORGE RASMUSSEN P.E., Travk MR. ANTHONY ROBINSON Mathematics MR. DICK ROGERS Commercial MR. DIV A YN E SCHRAMNI Comme-rci2I MISS RERTHA SOKER Commvrvial MR. WILL TOWNSEND Metal Shop, Auto The MISS ALICE TRUEAX Chemistry, En glish. A bra MRS. .I ESSE TUCKER Commercial MR. DAVID TUROVSKY Instrumental Music MR. HARRY VOLLBORN Vice Principal, Histor MR. ROBERT WAGONER Orientation, Math, ball MRS. BERYL WEINSCHENK Art MRS. VIVIAN WIEGA ND Librarian MISS ROBERTA WILLS Cooking MR. CON WINDER Math, Football MRS. LOIS WORTHINCTON Vocal, Piano 0 .fi . Al Q., V, wwwovf - Hr .X UU UQ mm file, YI? f e Above: FALL OFFICERS are: Jack l son, Presiclenh Palsy Birch, S +aryg Florence Gee, Treae F Johnny Sloclcli, Vice ,Presiden Leffz Nw B ' A 4 ln Joe PETTIT Ad ' ' SPRING om Slenovicln, i f ? V 'V'V E -' I Cooper Treasul f hill? Pall-NGS. A F ,eono WWF alyg Bill Waiienbarger, Vice u , 'enf V 5 A .V - ,I ,,,,,.,- ,,,. c c.L, V J' . ,, L- iw ' -7J',, sw f .,- W WN Q, OU1s ANDRADE AWRENCE ASHTON IARLENE BARATTA O 6 CHIYEKO AOK1 EDWARD BANNISTER THOMAS WILCOX BARNES ESTHER ABUNDIS FRANK ALBINI MARY LOUISE ALLEN JOHN ALLRED COLEMAN AMEY, JR. THEODORE AMEY, JR WESLEY BAss PHIL BAUMBACH 'V - gl i. , JULIA BEEMAN PATSY LOU B1Rc,:11 BARBARA BLACKBURN LOIS FAYDELLE BOWMAN RUTH ANN BRACE IRENE BROWN JANICE BRUTON EMMA FAYI5 HURROW JERRY LEE BUTLER JERRY CABALLERO TILLIE CALDERON TRUDYE MAE BUTL CAROLYN CALAWAY FLOYD CARDWELL lumix .L SONITA CLAIR SANDRA CONKLIN JAVID CONN CONNIE CONTRERAS :HARLOTTE COOPER JOAN CREAMER RACHAEL CARRASCO LEROY CARTER MARY Lou CERVANTES PHILIP CHAPMAN IDA CHATMAN GARY CHEEK EDWARD Cmpg ROSEMARY CUCCIA AMELIA DENIZ JIM DETHERAGE CONNIE DIAZ LILLIAN DILWORTII ROBERT DUTCHER JON ECKLUND E I , ' , LAVERNI-3 DAVIE CLIFF DAVIS PAT DAVIS GERALD DEHAR' ESTHER DELUNA CLAUDIA DEMPS ESTHER ECHOLS ANNIE EDWARDS wi . f ,M E EDWARDS 'ROTHY EVANS NOLD FIMBREZ JACK ERICKSON LUCY ANN FARRELL GILBERT FIMBREZ A MARSHALL FINSTAD ELVIRA FLORES JERRY FLOYD BEss1E FULMER RONALD GAGLIARDINI CHARLSETTA GAINES DOLORES GARDINI FLORENCE CEE BARBARA HILL CHESTER HOLM SALLY JO HUNSAKER TOM HUNTSMAN JAMES JACKSON VIRGINIA JACKS01 BEVERLY GILBERT ROBERT GONZALES EVA GONZALES KAY GOTO YVONNE GRIFFIN HELEN GUERRERO CAROLYN HALL BARBARA HAYES K PHYLLIS JOHNS NORMAN JONES TOM KENEFICK EE JAMES LELIN LEMM 'N 2 'I Ili fxivh BETTY LOU BANIJONI WILI,IE MARSH BARBARA MARTIN YVONNE MARKS WINNIE MARSII MARLEN MARTIN NEL TA JEAN LEQUIEU BETTY LONG wwf' RII IIARD I ow WILLIAM LYOI JAN MACIRIF ANYCE MALOIN TERESA MAIITINEZ KEN MAYES ENID MESSEL LYNAL MITCHELL RICHARD MORGAN MILLIE MINOO JOYCE MOCHIZUKI DONALD NASCIMENTO RY MAZELI-A BEVERLY MCCALL :RETT MCCLARAN MORRIS MCCLAY MY MCCRACKEN JAMES MCDOWELL MARILYN MCMARON CHERRIE LOU MENDOZA i OMAR NEED KENNY NESMITH MARY OWENS TWILA ,IEA ROBERT DWAYNE NEELY BILL OLIVAS LILLY PALLARES N PARKER JEANETTE PENTORALI MARJORIE PERONDI FANNIE PHILIPS GARY PITTS MARY PAT PRECIAI ROCIIELLE RAYBORN PAUL RICHARDSON .ICE ERLENE ROLLINS BILL ROSSKOPF LAR B. RUBIO LENORE SAMBUESO DY ANN SCHOETTLER J EWELENE SESSION SHIRLEY RICHARDSON ARLENE ROBERTS BOB ROBERTS DAVID ROBERTSON KEN DALE SMITH CUBA NELL ROGERS MELVIN SHAW KAREN SMIT 'HLHE X SANDRA SMOYEQ LAURA MAE Sor JOHN STENOVIC JOHNNY VALENZUELA MARGARET VALLEZ WILMINGTON YICK JENNIE YTURALDI Not pictured: LEO BOGER CHUCK CHIN PERRY CORRELL RAY EDMONSTON JIM FIRMALO ELBERT HALL JOYCE VAN CUREN BILL VENTURI CHARLES WALLEN, JR. DELORI-is ANN WARD BILL WATTENBARGER TOM WESTING BERT WHITAKER PATSY WORMINGTON RONALD WRIGHT BETTY HARDWICK ELIZABETH HAYES HENRY LEWIS MARVIN MARQUEZ JERRY NIMMO WESLEY PEARSON CARLOS RODRIGUEZ DICK YOSHIDA n'l ALENT 'hal HE-RES. THE ' hxllwm' ld . th Yule' Hoxbf W1 PEP BAND Left to right: Calvin Jeffer- son, Ken Cflwser, Don Paris Ron Mahaffey. Clinton Coz by, Wallafc Clark, B0b Rob- erts, Bart Sciaqua. Y rf POM-POM GIRLS l.t'l.l to right: Lillv Pallares, Carulyn Callaway, Shirley Rivllardsl-11, Judy Schoeltler, Ju Ann Stagg. Joyce Van Curl-n. 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'V ,vin J All Q-4 ...-mfr Ken Adolphson Maverill Amberr Renazoe Anderson Jessie Arias Robert Arrant Peggy Astin Gene Autry Pat Baccelli Don Baker Margaret Barbosa Rachel Barragan Sherry Baumbach Robert Beffa Beverly Betters Tillie Bracamonte Virginia Bradford Bertha Breazell Helen Bridges Ronald Brooks Richard Bulfinch Raymond Bullard Marie Burgess Beverly Bumell Harvey Bush Corine Butler Neil Buttram Dorothy Cannon Joni Cappelluti Paul Cappelluti Mary Capuchino Yvonne Carroll Polly Carver Moses Carrasco Errolyn Case Esther Chatman Wallace Clark Daryl Cloeters Joan Cobleigh Connie Contreras Rosario Contreras Joanne Cook Margaret Cordes Barbara Cosgrave Virginia Cosgrave Clinton Cozby Judith Crowder Frankie Davis Maude Davis fXf'r W 493: Shirley' Denson Gilbert Diaz Margie Dominici Pat Dominici Merna Duncan Janice Farmer Bill Faulkner Frances Fernandes Walter Foshee Marlene Foster Robert Franco Mina Frymire Salvador Fuentes Margie Gagliardini Richard Gann Sue Gann Mary Garihay Edith Garner I oe Garrett Peggy Gentry Fred Ghelardi Nada Gibbins Cherrill Gillette Marlene Gillette E, '5- I y 42' P , -fs. ,, yr e it 1 N I, 'Y 5 3, v , i' ' A . ,X fix i 2' i t'fk'N ev xv av' Q! if -I, if at Sam Gilliland Norma Gist Betty Jo Godfrey Pete Gonzales Glenda Goodrum David Granger Napoleon Greene Charlie Gutierrez Norman Haire Leslie Harrell Helen Haskins Roger Helm Frank Henderson Mary Lou Hensley Woody Herman Jimmy Hernandez Twyla Hinson Wanda Holley Donna Hubbard Gordon Isaacson Bob Jackson Fannie Jackson Nancy James Sandra .lamfrey Marlene Jennings Patsy Jester Geneva Jones J ohn .J ones Nova Jones Robert Jones Don Kirby Pete Kirk Don Klein Bob Knight Josie Korte Bette Krum Sam Kurisu Joyce Kutch Ed Lara Mary Lilly Charles Linker Bob Lively Lucy Loera Norman Long Jessie Lopez Marcelino Lopez Barbara Lucckesi Rebecca Luna Jerry McCay Elby McCool Connie Maciel Marilyn McKinney George Maddox John Mahon Pattie Markle Carl Marshall Walter Marshall Paul Martin Jane Martinazzi Mary Lou Martinez Theresa Martinez Elene Mashburn Jolene Mashburn Rosallie Massetti Rosemary Mastrofini Virginia Mata Anita Meneghin Reba Merck Shirley Miller Bill Milhollon Ann Minamoto Horace Mochizuki Dale Morgan Don Morgan William Morger Bob Murrey Bill Musick Rob-Roy Myers Claudia Nelson Mary Anne Nesalhous Neil Newcomb Robert Nix Dwayne Ogletree Dorothy Oldham Doris Padgett Lillian Pallares Don Paris Cleo Payne Royce Perkins Vera Peterson Bonnie Pike Barbara Pistoresi -Barbara Pitto ' Henry Polanco Gary Prestidge Clarice Price Mary Price Wanda Price Jerry Pruett Carl Real Willie Richardson Bob Roberts Wilson Roberts Ben Robinson Donna Rogers Helen Rosales Mary Rose Wanda Rounsavill Connie Rushing Carole Russell Deanna Sambueso Donald Sayre Genetta Schmall Verne Schnaidt Bart Sciaqua Joyce Scroggins Donnie Scruggs Barbara Seman ,lan Shafer Toyo Shitanishi William Shores Virginia Soria Connie Sotello Jo Ann Stagg al' 'U' '! 'P' ll E Bob Stuckey Pat Swanson Janis Tavares Bobbie Taylor Alvin Turner Mike Urrutia Dolores Valdivia Theresa Valdivia Lois Van Alstyne Evelyn Vaughn Betty Lou Vieira Delores Walker Retha Walker Bernice Wallen Ken Walters Carolyn Weaver Martha Weaver Pauline Whitener Betty Ann Wiebe Patricia Wiens Grady Wilburn I. C. Wilburn Charlene Willard Betty Williams Edsel Williams Allen Woo Jim Yamaguchi Norma Younger eil is wg, . in ' A ' ,5F'f1'xfE S , 4 , f 4 M-W pw fm wfivw Ruby Avalos Ed Balbas Jeanne Baranek JoAnn Baratta Jim Barsotti Amy Bartley Harvey Bass Betty Beaird Melvin Beatty Henry Beltran W. E. Benefield Marie Berro Eddie Bianchi Jerry Bittner Ken Boekenoogen Ray Bolding Lovetta Bollinger Charles Bradford Florine Breazell Louise Brill lr' A-- Beatrice Abundis Marian Allen Darryl Adams Dolores Aja Jerry Alves John Aoki Lupe Aguillar Julia Arias Junior Arizmendez Frances Armendarez Charles Armenta Jimmie Armentrout Katherine Ashton Marlene Atkinson George Atwell i aww- -is Mary Brooks Carol Brooks Jimmy Brosi Goldie Brown Mary Brown Virginia Brown Lillie Brown Dolores Brown Sheila Burke Eileen Burke Alfred Burks Don Butler .lo Camarena Casey Campbell Buddy Carrell Lula Carter Wanda Carter Margie Cederlof Smiley Chaffin David Chavez Nestor Chavira Danny Chavira Lily Chavira Pansy Cheatham William Cheatham Dolly Childers Deanna Clair Janice Clark Mary Clark Ramona Clark Roy Clarno Donna Cobleigh Rosie Cohum Jason Coffeen Carol Cooper Lupe Correa Carolyn Crane Tommy Crane Allen Crosson Eleanor Culp Delores Davis Lupe Deanda Nita De La Guerra Rodric De Le Rosa Irene De La Rosa Frederick DeLeon Eddie Diaz Marilyn Diebert Jesse Dilbeck Euradell Dock Q gt, 'wwzmz fi n Q55 if 195' , . ,V . 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Ln! , b. 1 ue- , 4 if r mv f iija 'vs Dick Gordon Zefferene Greene Jerry Greer Margaret Guerra Daisy Guerrero Darrell Haggard Ola Hall Norman Hart Harold Helton Maydell Hendrix Raymond Hernandez Helen Herrera Hazel Hinson Kathy Holm Joann Hoskins Lucille Inami Clinton Jackson Barry .lacobsen Calvin Jefferson Carl Jones 'l i-' ' Joe Flores ' Christine Ford Nadine Ford L h Earlene Foshee in Zi I 42- ' 1, MVN' . av- - f 2... H. Connie Flores I nl Q 9, Louis Fuentes Shirley Gan H Lupe Garcia Ernestine Garcia Earlene Gendron . . , Richard Gentry h I ii W Barbara Gentry :j f Mary Gonzales i ' Barney Gonzales W i ' ' V Jennie Gonzales .1 - -- ' - s . Us' 24 11 fig, Q, Il' f vw , r 1 m r 0 ffvf ,ful wif' o gg 1 ' 5 ' 3 132 V U 1524 ,nge 2 - ., - I Q 2 Q f s A W El Y 54 W A QF X as W M ' W 51144, ma N, A , . .2 ,- ,, :ng e A H5555 i nf K , - an na-1r'wHe'-Maw W!! Emily LaMattina Bobbie Lee Roy Lee Arbadella Leon Barbara Lequieu Joe Lilles Joyce Long Walter Lovelady Marlene Loveland Sharon Lovine Harold Lyon Louise McCall Robert McCool Patsy McDanel Bernard McDaniel Bob McDowell Gene McLaughlin Kay McLean J ack McNally Gene Maddox Charlene Jones Elmer Joseph Mary Ann Kanady Allan Kennedy Marcia Kenefick Bobby Key Beverly Kilday David King Doyal Kirby Peggy Kirk Kathleen Kornoff Clarence Krum Annita Kutch Beverly ,Ragnetti Dorothy Lakeman mlm, .Amin : fx- l1ia51J.ui.n1::famwl if 1--mam. Ronald Mahaffey Roger Malikian Ermous Maline Harold Maroon Thomas Marovich Gwenell Martin Erven Dale Martin Larry Martin Kenneth Martin Joyce Martina Gina Martinelli Manuel Martinez Margaret Martinez Felix Martinez Evelyn Martinez namnn:.s1.a-:warm a-111i wm- Carolyn Mashburn Johnnie Massetti Mary Matticks Zebedee Maybon Sue Meadows Lillian Medlock Anita Mendrin Patricia Merck llinka Mihich Waldo Miles Monica Miller Walter Miller Ozzie Mitchell Sharon Moon Wilma Moone Bill Moore Beth Morgan Dick Naito Kathryn Nazaroff Malvin Nelson ,.. Ruth Newcomb Dianne Oberti R. C. Oliver Christina Ornelas Clifford Owens Joe Pacheco Jeri Pagnini Gregory Palacioz Mary Parker Anita Pearson Vernon Peterson Virginia Peterson Brooks Pfister Donald Philips Helen Pistoresi W A ' . , so ,.,. - sciiisii? Vtfun:., viw:ft as? - ii ' f' :zs'n: r zL 44- Wg 1 s' V ' f -- ' X -, -1 :,, E r.fr.,r .. .. 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Janice Stepp A e 5 ' e D gg Dick Sterner J y . Q Zi Lena Stovall 1 V , Maxine Swaim ' V ' I ' is R at r . Wilma Tedford Bobby Thompson Don Thompson Joyce Thompson Ted Tiaga Leroy Tillery Sally Torres Donna Traphagan Dorothy Turner George Unti e js Mwglgizy A 1-,tn , . ,gg V Z: .V .ww ,. , in , , .Er 5215131 EZ :ww UHSXQ S ,mi ri, L q s W film T 1 S side' H xg .3 + ' ,cfm QE. ,N A ,gf zhrzhs ---Q5 'hu t D ' ' if Y f :a:.,ggJfl Eggif Q-E3e,,11:,zs 1 4 f V --.- L . ' 1 fy 3 at viifiiiffl Gum, . J' ff' 2' fl? f i Q iff? A. 3 ':.ffY1fQ 'i ' . V ,, 1 , fkftfqygyeg ..,ii'fii7 gg V :E N ' li U . I t ? i1L?' 4 .. S Wlbisi 1 S i , . ,Y , i,s, ,,.. .:.,,I 5 x -f . .. - X ' ze , , .t,1f:,w w KH it , i n R34 p t 5 ,, 1 ' 43-zfiize 1 f J: ' L3cg'1Z,gtlq : 51 it ' Q It ,.. ,:::'1:' 'V - ' fx ,MY?fjf' -r aft, ' 7 ffl ,.,, i. it stl ii- 1-...1-u1 .. 5 , mmf? .s ,Q f1s:::z,w - . , 1, dz -M, ,ss 5, swa, If, figs ,, . fyrusy, ,ff,, . A 5 12 Q x w i Y wt 3' Q? Qt. 7 Z msg? :ig 5 ' f-. it ki ' , Q mfr. . 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Q f 5 -.zwezgwfiw H ii' o a L l L 1 l I , j4g7ig:gZ,'?,i izn fiw:-'f -1, 1 - 1t1,.,f,,ef ' - gk E, fsftgfsvzf? ' :1 A QN N 4 1 -mziistahsz Q S: 414 k a, M . rf -, Z f Q- . . 5 ' 5 . , 4-1 , ::-YM . SL 'gk' ,. ' K , uns' .5 3 -Y , -:V L- A - . 'if ' A 1 4 ' Q ef' V 2 'XX Tiki' .5352 , 'ii it ii Pictured above: Bettie Abercrombie Laris Ables Larry Albee Delia Aldama Louie Aldama Kenneth Allgood Sylvia Allred Virginia Ellen Alvarez Aoki Reiko Aoki Harold Ashton J oe Atilano John Averill Mary Aquilar Rudy Arballo Pictured below: Evelyn Arias Carmen Armendarez Salvadore Ayala Pat Baccelli Evelyn Baker Frank Balbas B. Ballinger Carol Bandoni Raul Barboza Caspar Barragan Clifford Bartley Steve Bates Gerald Bellach Joe Beltran Lena Benefield ,lean Benefield Sandra Biancalana Louis Bias Robert Birch Russ Birch , QE, ' 1 Y 9 4 . ' iii , 1 . 2'?a-pf! if ' 211 -lif Q i' --:. 'ff 1 Sw wggzzlffggrw 1 X 1 352521 iw' ' LFYCZLE Qfjfflf iilfviji i v ' 'Iv Img! - t t,t, 1 a ,, .5 1 , 56? 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Y, 1 tured below: ma Bullard hirley Burks Lawrence Bush Kay Butler Ken Butler Velma Butler Melva Buttram Tillie Caballero Raymond Calderon Donald Caldwell Tommy Campbell Jim Cappelluti Clyde Carr Sammie Carrasco John Carrier Fidencio Carrillo Martha Carrillo Rose Carrillo Darlene Carroll Donna Castleberry - ,,al ' X tix X -' 11f ga , rtye in in Ll J fl A l at i E ,tr 6 - f ,,.... 4-B -3 ' of 'V . 'Kyra ,K.,.e 3 - for ,,, . L '2-, , x if 4' f :I , , V V fa : to ,S g oigf f- fm ff 40 5 A 1, ., ' mg - - , V . , jfifit f . . it Qfgx' 9 A 11 V- 'A 3,43 L. W' S5 5 7355 ragga ii ww Q Silk- . 2 2 ' if Y P S an , f e,.. K , -: f ' K 5 5 'X wi-an W, e 4, 'Q if ,P y . my AX 1 X if Z, K A Vli, ,, , , ! abit ,. -ir V, I - if no ' C V V K , ww K 'V .L I ' C ' jgi ' :A5,i .,.' ' M ' ' ., , - J zigip., - of K up - QQ if Ks an QL E' V ,, . 1 f' Pictured above: John Bittner Katherine Blackburn Ralph Bobo Palistene Bond Albert Bongorno Edwin Bradix Kenneth Bradley Beverly Brandt Rogierre Brill Glenna Brookshier Myron Brown Florence Brown Elizabeth Brown Ralph Brown Loretta Brown Pictured below: Ann Craig Angie Cruz Robert Cunningham Yvetta Curran ,lo Ann Daulton Max Davis Alice De La Rosa Natale Dellavalle Janice Diar Johnny Diaz Joe Diaz William Dickey Irene DoBales Wayne Dumont Billy Dunigan Bob Dupreau Lila Echols Lue Echols Ben Edwards Darlene Edwz s E i a Pictured above: John Cavin Lydia Cervantes Susan Chandler Mary Chapa Happy Chappell Carmen Chavez Mary Chavira Bobby Cheatham David Cheeks Bobby Childers Billy Clark Edwin Cobleigh Susan Conn Oliver Cox Wayne Crafton -nwnium-mum ,-nmf u- Pictured below: Alfred Garrett Robert Gillean Donna Gist Maxie Gonzales Jennie Gonzales Paul Gonzales Ruth Gonza les G. V. Goodwin Billy Graham Ted Gre CI' Dale Griffin Dor is Griggs Thomas Griggs Sandra Grusenmeyer Y 'I' 'Cf' Bob Hahn Doris Haire Virgil Haley Topper Haney Wanda Hanna Ken Hannah 'K ,,f.r f 'env- 4 I V G ig ,.,V , , V g re- 1GG , ' B, . ..E E Z j, Q -,e' ' 3V'!'.,'fi'1:iu. ff XX S1 Hem '5m:Eec.1s. fejjiiifiii ' , 1 G f 7 G wp ' 1 QQ: E U H iiii V issl :Ga ' K - I In -fa z,scfGGs. 5 5 ' A G xi ' 'EG l ' s G do ff G G gs, 1- - 1 2 - 1, Pictured above: Ruth Edwards Willie Edwards Yvonne Edwards Sonya Ellefson Vivian Evans .leraldine Ewing Joe Farias Glenda Farmer Bernice Flippo George Flud Jesse Francher Henry Franco Anna Fried Mary Garcia Miguel Garcia ,ox I 4 an. X , 5215 Q A , fi EQ , MN ,M ev I Wi gg 2,35-zhrgwgi ,Vs i f ,V K .x -f: f ' g:f5,fv','f. FIV. 'I' . ?3Y ., , . ,V '25 :w, . 'iw K-131 ' 5551 v ,K ,V 5, ., - .sf :1 5-,:5.,:.1 fi -aw ,g N If ,: ,L ,mg 3.--:. V et W .Q 5: 1 A K I I Q. Y J, i .,.. . . .1 WN 5 K N ,ii ii gifs at fig xii J if 'ijliii i , rf- If H M, hg:,,.,,,.K V:..,A, ,,.A , ,.,:4g. :,1 X A,.. , as PQ 9 if Q 1 E. gr5vsg,,,r, - . L, -is -:::s::sn,:::as,- at---if wx . ii .E .- ,,f i ' ,gr-5EgjEE:557:I'1 ' . P il . i' f.u1': ' .5 V,:.,. ,A wx, A 9, . X Pictured above: Richard Harbart Bartley Harrell Bob Hart David Hartfield Donald Haskins Brian Hatcher Darlene Haupt Shirley Haywood Doyle Helm Ruth Henagar Henrietta Henderson Theresa Hernandez Vincent Hernandez Charles Hibdon Larry Hill Pictured below: Wanda Hill Louella Holm Nancy Hook Pat Horder Odus Howard Lee Verne Huffman Bill Hunsaker Joan Hunt Bessie Hunter Myrna Hurley Johnny Hutchison Irby lness Luella Jackson ' Norman James Clifford Jenkins Leamon J ones Leon Jones Vera Mae .loser Helen Jung Jim Justice 1 I i x -vfxwmm,-s,,H1,'i ,iw-rt. Pictured below: Vlary Lequieu Mary Lewis John Lilles Betty Lilly Pauline Linker Reba Lively Mary Lopez Henry Lu Ted McCaleb Karen McClaran Robert McCall Jesse McFarren Christine McGrady Josephine Maciel Amelia Maciel .loe Maciel John Maclntyre Virginia McKinney William Madewell Robert Mahon W . ,, ili5,, . L 1 .5 5,5-Q-:if ' '-if -. fi: tg, 'N-'frm liz! Ki mf 1 A2 , 'lg Q 3 Q '5 6 W? Av' x Eg Z r gk? ..,. 6 Q 'EI' A N Rf u 'v 9 wi , K V ra it Hal Pictured above: Charles Kauffman James Keating Lynn Kelley Francis Kenefick Jeri Kennedy Clydie Mae Kidd Don Kier Donna Kornoff Richard Krause Stanley Kutch Louella Lamarr Lowell Lampkins Roland Lasher Marion Lawhon ii ..y4ul .sr,,, mw Alvin Leon ri e t if f y a it L r K 'l , Q-1 1 1' 1 - Pictured below: Lk -e 4. E ,,k., I if gh Charles Mays , 4 ,A Charlette Merck jg 1 Mary Anne Merritt :,,, , ., V W, Jimmie Miner V, , 1 V ,, H Mitsuko Minamoto 'V Earleen Mitchell if' :., t 'V W g f ' . J ack Molina Q 'VVL H yi' it m Delores Montez A'le i g h t a!4,,,!l'J+ ' L . . r erere rer rerrrre 4 Tum Morales 123 ' e ' I rrr. 'f7 m L'f Marilyn Morger 4 Irene Moore 1 Q Charles Morrison Gilbert Muradanes f to ,.: eerrr Clyde Murray 5232 r, . i. Marv' Need 11 Vyir M 1: if if .x 1. ' ' M k J : . inol of Alan Nicholas lgl ' ' f'TgL ' 55t he Gary Nicholas film U 'ff PT-f y' i ' Harvey Nickel Ei 1.le f Abe Nieto y ,ii, y ,en,,. A ,fare .f,r I --,,M,,,,G,f' tf,,:,y-H5H,, , . 1, Ash Q- I, 4 WVU it fx ajax aff . 45 ,,, W , i an 5 E c gli al ' 1 :il i i Pictured above: ,lo Ann Malone .losie Marquez Lynette Martin Lawrence Martin Earl Martin .lerry Martin Raul Martinez Paul Martinez Mary Martinez Laurie Mastrofini Josephine Martinez Teddy Martinez Larry Mata Barbara Mathis Lupe Mayorga will if 6 112V W3 r S i ,Egfr , , V, ..,. E . . - 5 . 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It , , V 5 K , gig 1 , , we ' U M 'ffigixi ictured below: r Ann Pico Gin er Pira E Charles Phillips Fred Polanco Coralee Polk Mildred Price Walter Price Darrell Pruett Donald Pruett Phillip Queen Wayne Ragnetti Laura Ratley Janice Real Frances Reyes Rosie Reyes .lim Reynolds Evelyn Riley Patricia Ritchie Betty Roach August Roberts Pictured above: Pat Nolan Charles Noli .loanne Olivas Beth O'Neill Shirley Pacheco Gonzalo Palomares Jimmy Parker Louise Parris Lawrence Pavey Bessie Payne Louis Pentorali Elois People Rose Lopez Billy Perondi Gail Pickett Pictured above: Roberta Roberts Beatrice Roberts Don Robinson Consension Rodriguez Pauline Rodriguez Edward Romero William Ross .luanita Rushing Judy Russell Phyllis Salas .less Salas Philip Salazar Linda Sallaberry .lack Sanderson Nileolos Santfaungo Pictured below: Joseph Santiago Fred Santillan Fluterio Santillan J ohn Sambueso Delfina Sanchez Wynyard Sanderson Alean Sauders Frank Sayala Judy Schlotthover Lois Scruggs Reiko Shitanishi Chuck Simpson Franklin Simpson George Simpson Eugene Smith Linda Snapp Barbara Sordi Dorris Soriano Art Sotelo Martha Stephenso E E r ff nf tf,- 1- -- f .2 i ,.. .,.. . nw--. ,- e.w1.,-of K Lred below: Trujillo rmen Valdez Stella Valles R. L. Vassey 1 Venturi blo Vizcarrondo 3irdie Wafer' Cordon Walker Watanabe Cty Weaver Vlary Weaver Dudy Weis Cecil Wilburn Dorothy Williams Jimmie Williamson Carl Wheeler Daryl Wolf Raymond Wong Wade Woo Laverne Woods Rose Robley Janet Yick Clarence Ylarregui Frank Yoshida Z. 2' Qi! , ..,k 'S Ii, by , 1J ' 9 - f ' 'gquvs .43 rdf ,ary e fgliffiii . ,Q 5' ii , , .a.e V ,?0 '?x Ve, .- -. Q-H, 'U' WFQK' if ,qs 1,1 Q, if Vs. 'Y gw qi.- ,-M. A li -1 -A 5 i -. Ufx' .--r K 1 Pictured abou Lavone Stotts CI Margaret Sullivan Esperanza Talamantes Grace Talmachoff Lucille Tamura Sharon Taylor Akiharu Teranishi l 'wma ml sf an ful: www' 5, Gerald Thompson Shirley Thompson James Thornton Elmer Tindal Irene Torres Walter Tow .leannetta Townley Alphonso Trillo Rudy Yrigollen Mary Williamson Robert Zaragosa f'J1'4e7!fm r,,u 51 'Q T 1 N' U' it to! tl- xx qs. ! GN 3.2 ! H- uv A F B 3 'xi lmlt: 'lllw annual tmpliy-polish. Below left: Boosting S-ll sale-5. liollnm lf-ft: Slave Day! Below top: MUHS Fair Exhibit. Below bottom: The presentation of the sportsmanship trophy. li F n1l 1 XR Af 4 If I 1 ELL, 4.4 K . ii ,fm +16 ' 1 -li f L ' Kfwlggqw ..1 f 1 PWM PAT DOMINICI Fall Finance .l0N1 CAPPELLUTI F all Welfare BILL MUSICK Fall Awards PHIL BAUMBACH Rally Committee Chairman SANDRA JAMFREY Fall Girls' Activities I I The Board of Commissioners is the student governing bf of Madera High. Headed this year by Presidents Jr Stenovich and Phil Baumbach, the commissioners made few changes in the school constitution. The streamlil edition of the constitution makes the class presidents me bers of the board of commissioners. Again Miss ,lane El Curry was advisor for the group, and accompanied it many trips out of town for meetings with various ot school leaders throughout the state and the valley. Serv on the board is another one of the many ways in which l dera High trains its students for jobs of leadership later F all Student Body President JOHN STENOVICH MARY PAT PRECIADO Fall Girls, League President BOB LIVELY Fall Boys' Federation President CONNIE RUSHING Yell Leader FRANK ALBINI Fall Publications PADOI VN lMAQl-IRURN life. viuuw unuuv Spring Finance MARGIE DOMINICI Spring Welfare BEN ROBINSON Spring Awards ICKY TERANISHI Spring Rally Committee Chairman MARY ANNE NESALHOUS Spring Girls' Activities IISS .IANE ELLEN CURRY Advisor 'G Spring Student Body President PHIL BAUMBACH LAURA MAE SORDI Spring Girls' ' League President TED AMEY Spring Boys' Federation President CONNIE RUSHING Yell Leader CHIYEKO AOKI Spring Publications ' SUSAN MEADOWS FALL COUNCIL for Boys' Fed at right consists of, left to right: Bob Stanfield, John Stockli, Mike Roberts, Bob Lively, Dave Conn. Ronald Chaf- fin, Danny Sotelo, Ken Mayes, Bob Hart, Bernard McDaniels. XR! Above: Ted Amey, Mr. Rasmussen, Bob Lively. A Q y , L, , it 1 I 204117 ' The Boys, Federation is an organization devotee to and run solely by the boys of Madera High, The chief concern of the organization is not the making of money or the holding of showy sociaf affairs, but merely to get all the boys togethei once in a while for some entertainment. The clul this year was headed in the fall by President Bot Lively, Vice President David Conn, Secretary Bot Johnson, and Sergeants-at-Arms Mike Roberts ano Dan Sotelo. In the spring the organization was managed by President Ted Amey, Vice Presideni Ronald Wright, Secretary Cliff Davis, and Serv geants-at-Arms ,lim Hernandez and Bob Stanfield The advisor was Mr. George Rasmussen. u. s in it 3 ,Mb y si! At left, SPRING COUNCILMEN fo br In sk! Boys' Federation are: Cliff Davis, Bo ,jg K Q Stanfield, Ted Amey, Bill Musick, an L R Lk ! Ronald Wright. -if 1 bl-Isl. ' Y ? , I Being a large organization certainly doesn't hinder the activities of the versatile Girls' League any. Again this year, the squaws of MUHS made their group come through with programs like: Slave Day, the Blossom Day Festival, the Girls' League Picnic, and for the first time this year, the Mother- Daughter party. On the service end of the activi- ties, one of the most noteworthy feats of the club was the paying of the postage charges on the books collected by MUHS students to send to Iapan. The coveted Girls' League Pin, a symbol if outstanding service to the high school ldoing .hings around the campus that no credit is given for in classl, instigated the performance of many iaily chores by the girls. Such is one of the many services established and perpetuated by the Girls' Qeague. - Vu ft to right: Jeri Kennedy, Gina J xrtinelli, Lucille Inami, Patsy Birch, anna Sambueso. Laura Sordi, arlotte Cooper, Florence Gee, Rose- try Mastrofini, Janet Whitney, San- t Jamfrey. 1' i n. 'Y as . Zz!! Left to right are: Jeri Kennedy, F10- rence Gee, Pat Swanson, Margie Dom- inici, Deanna Sambueso, Mary Pat Preciado, Diane Warburton, Lucille Inami, Amelia Deniz, Janet Whitney, Patsy Birch. E.. x t, X Above: Mary Pat Preciado, Miss Jar- dine, Laura Sordi. ... 'QE ,muh I-S . 'ha-4 .JS .,d.,.'5...!?T iB.....l',3.?.,. u-ul: an ks Y 5 .gpqslfsfttxal 1 ff' .. ,. ra-I Q iw A i--qw. pw- Sf-atr-tl. tt-ft to right S. Sinovvr. S. .lzmilrv-y. C. Noki. N. Youngvr. Nl. lloininivi. l. ffliapinnn. Stantl- ing: F. Davis. R. Cllt'l'i2l, Pi. Elliott. Fi. 'l ism'l1iiiiu'l1r-r. K. Nlartin. fi. .lm-kgon. ti. fll1lll'TT1'l. 0. Nvvrl, T. Huntsman. .l. Stockli. Mr. lluzzt-ll. N... fr UF9 llIFZZl'il.l. flrlrisor ki f N Svatcrtlz ropy Pditor. Sllfltlffl ,lziinlrvyg vo-1-ditors. Cliiyffko Aoki antl Nvrnva Young-r. Sllllltllltgi Vir- culation manager. Howlnnry fftivviag llllSlllt'Nrs inun- agor. Margin- llominiviz fvutim- 1-tlitor, lflzi fflizitinun, Riglit. the sports staff. loft to right: sr-att-tl: .l4YllI'l Stovkli, rvportt-rg Cllllf'k Cutivrrt-Z. sportw mlitorg Tom Huntsman, voluinnigt. Standing: Cary Pri-stitlga-, rf-portf-rg Lawrent? Ashton, photograpln-rg Clinton Jackson, reporter. - aidfffecwlf -54 2 I' 'ffm nm M 2 rg!-. , ,. .fur X A Auwru 'A'-'ti' If . ww TOM HU! T Meet zh Sta 8 ff-- xff it ' FRANK AIBINI NTQHAN Editor ,ROGER HELM 1 H5 Edltv J'11sl11e,q,g .W Spa anage, QW Opening the 1931- Blue and White und tliumhing through the introductory pages brings to mind the thought that there may he nothing hut pictures to this book. Well, thatis not too far from wrong. With the frequent use of full-page pictures and little copy. this year's hook is a pictorial presentation with a capital gP,. As usual, there were times when the nerves wore thin . . . the midnight oil ran ' 1 free in the rustic rooms of old MUHS. many a hrow was wiped and many a sigh was uttered hefore the final copy shipment went off to the publisher. But she's finished . . . here's hoping you're as proud of her as we are. Front row, In-ft to right: ,luck lfrirksvn, Roger H4-lm, Frank Alhini, Phil liaumhaeli, Doyle Helm, Desmond Buzzell, advisor. Middle row: Franves Arms-ndarez, Beverley Burnell, Sandra Smoyer, Janet Whitney. Pat llominiei, Norma Young:-r. Gina Martin:-lli. Sandra Jamfrey. Last row: Tony Talamantes, Bonnie liutler, Lawrenee Ashton, Tom Huntsman, Omar Need, Judy Russell, Susan Meadows. f . , . as .gxlllr fr.1qm:srn..1l-1liisi--,swam at Mrpuwzvum.. Annum:-at-wr msmnnmuvwu , I Jon Ecklund, standing, gives Judy Schnvttlvr the axv but good 2 Q a tie Few A ! o T xg Tom ..C , Pat anduplhbo Barnes looks 11 Baunlbaph Carryononwhile Mary d auuuv looks star1'Y eye looks Mary Pal Pfffciafio Hflhe nose LCIIHU smxwlhing. but -hm stP!'n. SW!! Front row, ls-ft to right: Lynn Kollinan. Sandra Fnwyvr. Ar- lene Roberts. lfva Gonzales, filldfllillf' Knopf-r. Rm-hf-Ile Rayburn. Laura Sordi. Mary Nlazzvla. Bark rms: J. All- red. B. Wattenliarger. T. Westing. H. Wright, J, Slfwlvill. llllls. A 1 !'b B l X , I ft? L . l Q 9 fj L liz lx f 'df 'li,'N ,vlflf Q X wfllfll' ll We l- l it ff' 1-t K HD ' Playing to an audience in the Melody Hall December 4, 5, and 6, this yearls Senior Play was uOut of the Frying Panf' Here is the cast: Kate, the cynic, Rosemary Cuccia, always pestering Muriel, Judy Schoettlerg Norman, Phil Baumbach, the only one of the bunch with good sense, Marge, Laura Sordi, always necking with Tony, ,lon Ecklundg Dottie, Mary Pat Preciado, just drifts along, Mr. Kinney, Tom Barnes, the harrassed producer, Mrs. Garnet, the landlady, played by Cherrie Lou Mendoza, Mr. Coburn, ,lim Lemm, is the only success- ful one of them all . . . a businessman, and the little fingers of the long arm of the law, policemen Gary Cheek and Bob Roberts. ont cut it. says Cherrie- Lou Mendoza. Pliil liaurnbach looks determined, and Tom Ke-ne-lick looks convincingly worried about the situation. i i L 5 8, K ,ftp 5122? al Qi lit M5 axes 511 b 0 v ez g2:aBg'X:,v Smit. Ps ot Y Q tssgtllh I WHEN TV COMES TO MADERA Abu . blueslie' Evonne s.,,di t abs to wwe-5 The 1953 Spring pres ,ntation by the class of 1954 was 4'When TV Comes to Maderafl A rip-roaring gala event from the first night, the show, under the guidance of director David Linn played to a packed house all three nights. ln the presentation was a general cross-section of the television entertainment to be offered on the air- waves when TV came to Madera. Above: Ken Montanari and Pat Swanson stole show with a rendition of Marrying for Love f Call Me Madam. Left: Rosemary Mastrofini, Donna Rogers and Peg Gentry wave gams as part of floor show for wild and woolly western act. Wwe Me gdozoi. W., 9-A lf R We 40 Z if-5 Q E 'Z O o O fl SCH SFNOO if , . . . V . V . 4.9 K K . 4 . .. . . 3 f H f, ,,.-, F. '- ' ' 5 -M as' QL . V, Q f ff 7,f-' K iff' 'L' 'H ' Tiff? K .mf-main ' .1 ' . ' an 4' w y 4 S1i.aBg:'ffg' :Qi K' Q pjwza f' A .wwf w my' ,S 4 ...,xQW 7 1- K ' 5 .. Q1 3 'X QR 5 . i 'jf' ' -' 4 .- A W W 77 Y Qs li Wav' 4 'i 'wf ' K ' H ., 2 4 7 i i MADERA UNION HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND A LLEN HARKI NS llirerlor lfirft row: Nl. Kr-nfffivk. ll. Frrnggina. l. l,f'l.HRflSH. L. Richarilsun. C. Jvffc-rsun. .l. Capps-lluti. G. .-Xtwvll. A. Bungnriio. li. New-lv. N. lwrd. N-vnml row: ll. llolilw, K. Clivselr. J. DeHart ,l, Barsut ti. J. Nlartin. R. Dupri-au. ff. Rushing. 5. ffarrawu. IJ, Vim-tvrg. R. lm-. Third row: ll. Jacobsen, D. Pruf'tt. P. Barlmsa. K. llratllvy. F. Kvnvfick, R. Mzlhaffe-y, R. Lasher, T. Marovich, G. Wood C. .'xI'Illt'I1l2l. Fuurth ruw: P. Ril'lIZiI'llS4bll, R. llvflu, S. livrman. Nl. Finstad. ll. Wit-In-. J. Kuttli, C Diaz. I.. .-Xldama. D. Chavira. .l. Alvc-s. Fifth row: C. XVhPPlf'Y', W. Clark. M. Nesalhous, B Cilln-rt. I.. Brill. J. Nlashliurn. Nl. livrrn. I.. Nlartin. D. Nlarlin, E. just-pli. Sixth row: V. Pt-tvrsmi ll. Duncan. R. Nvwcmnli. L. lnami, C. Pagnini. C. filashliurn, ll. Hunter. D. Cannon. J. Baranek. Fc-wnth row: .l. W'illJurn. lf. Hall, Nl. Nlc'Clay. ll. Sciaqua. A. Kr-nm-dy. ll. Cappvlluti. C. Firnhrvz 1 Q R. Morgan. Eighth ruw: ff. ffozliy. W. l.1ivf-lady, ll. llulivrts. Holding standard: K. Smith and xv. Marshall. Drum Xlajur is Dun Paris. llirvvtnr Allvn liarkina. ,el 1 z f 1 QWM First row 1 left t . r Z 0 h , Iilw Joyce Mochizglfii335112-1:laceMM0chizuki M , Y CC ll E 3 iarcia Kenefick 4 ' v Jan SI 3YW0rth L skv - ast row: Barbar 3 I H Alf-mad W 5 'Pl1+ N uE11 A . 13l'Y A NCPP, Luc T GH Oki, Evffl n Nf5alhqj.usq Dxltlrfsmlligg. , . 1 Y nag , and DITCCIOI Mr Davd T r gy . 1 UTOV. Cary Wood, Don Paris, gohn Back row: Kc-n Smith. Torn Marovich, Hanan Beasley, If-rry Mves, , Slf'TUlVKCh. Middh- ww: CaXvin jx-Hz-rsun. jerry Martin. Cvrahl DeHart, Harcnd Hobbs. Yronl row: Adencr Rom-rms. Pat Swanson. Cad Whm-M-r, Bark Fciaqua, Mkn Kennf-dy, Gnbert Yirnbrez. Nm picmrc-d is Din-Curr Mlmx Hawkins. First row, left to right: P. Johns, K. McLean, A. Solberg, C. Cooper. Third row: N. Newcomb, J .Lilles, V. Kelzer, R. Rayborn. P. Swanson, E. Culp, B. Long, E. Conzalr-s, D. R. Dunigan, P. Bauinbach. D. Warburton, S. Moon, L.- Cardini, M, Nlazzella. Second row: Nl. Kanady, B. Bush, Kollman. A. Roberts. Fourth row: C. Davis, R. Clark, R. Price, S. Meadows. F. Burrow, C. Nelson, C, Cooper, N. Jones, J. North, J. Firinalo, A. Seagraves, R. Cagliar- E. Montanari, L. Kaiser, S. Conklin, S. liurke-, P. Davis, dini, Mrs. Worthington, MRS. LOIS WORTHINCTON---Director Zhou Membership in the A Cappella Choir is quite selective. This year the choir, under the direction of Mrs. Lois Worthington, sang at various service J ,Lri Vl,f, clubs, churches, at the annual Christmas program, the Senior Reception, ' iilfii W and the Commencement exercises. The choir participated in the Valley Music Festival and the Northern Division Music Festival at Berkley. low: The Girls' Trio, composed of Eva Gonzales, Pat The Boys' Quartet, below: Neil Newcomb, Ronald Gagliar- anson, and Eleanor Culp, dini, Arthur Seagraves, and John Cavin. V7 Y-wi BOYS' GLEE Ont row, Il-fl lu I'lQLlllf l.. .lmu-N. N llolwrtx ll. Wlxll. ,lr. .l. l.ill4N. l . liixllllllllil. K. lYl'SlHllll. Fl. Willialus. Third Al'lll1PIlflf'Z. ll. lfdwurrls. C. Vlllltvlllllx ll. llrinlw-1: ll. lllI'l'll. row: J. Fla-ming. ll. How. ll. llunigan. B. Roberts, C I Nnli. I.. Pe-ntm-ali. Sf'wn1:l ww: l'. Nlurlins-z. .l. Vanin. flln-wk. YV. Sll0l'4'H. ll. lm-. l.. .Iunf-s. R. Arant, J. Dollar E Malone, P. Salazvr. lf. Sawulul. .l. Curr:-H. l'. Que-1-n YV. Rll'llilI'fl44Hl. GIRLS' GLEE from rnw. lvfl In Flglllli ll. lliuwu. W, S4'llI'lN'1l1'l'. .l. Yam llrill. l.. Nlurlin. ll. 'Xlnfwrmnlmiv-. S. Allrwl. Third row: ll fllI'1'Il. l.. Fmwli. T. llinwn. Nl. llugliurnlini. Nl. Wlnilfivlnl. lluvix. l . l'lflIlS. Il. Ilrmmlll. ll, 'Xll'XllIlllf'T. K. lxlillijfillnln, C l llI'4'Wll. ll. Walla-r. N llmmlx. ll. lllnmlf'-I l'. Xlvllunivl. W'1':1vv1', M. l.UVl'l2'lIlll. P. Yan ffurw-n. L. Yvalrlvn. L. Bow P Ril1'l1i1'. I.. 5nc1pp. l. fluluw. ll. Nlllfllll. S4-1-mul rnw: mam. Y. Clurnll. ll. llltlllzllll. .l. 51'T85i5LiflH. M- Davift P U, Rnlwllins. ll. ffhil1le'rQ. K. llluvlx. Nl. Y1lll4'N, l.. Nlillvr, xvll'll5, J. llnxkinx. N. Fowl. ll. W'arlvurlun, ll. NV:-uwr, P Nl. Swaim. Nl, Uwwllf. R. l,4'l'1'l. ll. iflzlrk, ff. flllzivvz. l.inks'r'.1l. lll'U0liNll4'l1l, Nl. Hurlvy. J V1-nturi, ,l. Hill. L, Mastrofini, P. Nolan. l', Kirk. R. 1.1 STRUTTERS-Left to right: Bonita Clair, Wilma Jo Tedford Patty Markle, Janice Haire Evonne Sordi, Head Majoretteg Cheryl Gilette, Joyce Martina, and Barbara Pitto. Advisor lnoi pictured! is Mrs. Harkins. 77Za7bzez'z'ea , . , Add glamour and sparkle to half-time! DON PARIS Drum Major 'x I 4 ' 4 l ' f- ' I! ,. - K V V, ., If A Q 1 K f 1 4. ' as l ,L Lf l ly i i ii X ' EVONNE SORDI DAN CAPPELLUTI Drum Majorette Heaa' Majorette f 91 rwiv , Fwvq , f sy 1-I F in '23 ,U , f j :. , , if ' ii i -vo. L53 1 Y:1?' , 5 , 4 A , 1 eff u Y be ah L, 5 - ' 'I J ,y , ,. , I' ,, g i Q' , I , i ian. Silk Lit Ev I ' fzi.. fi fl- or 5 .- bi' J F K ' , 'I wi, I Hf':-'- '12 , ff . - 4 ww-'s,, 1, sr aw- 'R fs W -fr 5 ,- rf' J iv ' 1 ' ,F 1 n , 9 mfs, J rrt, , V W Oi J' ,JM ,Q , 11 W,',,, ' as xx' in . qs' ! 1 L Y qc 'W 52+ V f 9 5 5. J Ag? ,,,, ,- ,b i Y R R may , X., 1 Above, members of the dance group are, from row: Rosie Perez, Mary Fimhrez. Middle row: Virginia Mata, Delia Aldama, Josie Camarena, Irene De La Rosa, Jessie Arias. Back row: Danny Fernandez, Rosie Carrillo, Virginia Soria, Maru-lino lopez. Rosie Frauen. Rod De- La Rosa. Augustine Sanchez, Richard Lopez. Below, front row, left to right: Hill, Bonjiourno, Calderon, Aldama, Ayala, Gonzales. Davie, Clark. Butler, Mingo, An- drade, Aguilar, Chapa, Figueroa, Diaz, Gonzales, Camarena Second row: Kauffman, Crafton, Chavira, Fimbrez, Fimbrez Dellavalle, Castro, Haywood, Amberr, Guerrero, Chatman, De Anda, Brown, De La Rosa, Guerra, Carrillo, Flores, Aldama Caballero, Flores, Armendarez, Capuchino. Third row: Fim- -1 lmrez, Fuentes, Andrade, Franco, Fuentes, Franco, Kelzer Fernandez, Carrillo, Beltran, Haskins, Joseph, De La Rosa Arias. JXrias.'Arl1allo, Hernandez. Carrillo, Baragan, Caballero Garcia, Figueroa, Avalos, Abundis. Fourth row: De La Rosa Mr. Camboa. Arballo, Baragan, Allred, Jackson, Duncan Huffman, Jefferson, Edwards, Edwards, Jones, Herrera, Armen darez, Cervantes, Contreras. J .. ,, KW, NW M it Y -A SS JEAN PATTON Advisor Front row, left to right: Leon, Stepp, Roberts, Fimbrez, Sanchez, Reyes, Morales, Russell, Macid Lopez, Matticks, Ornelas, Mata Rubio, Willard. Second row: Gonzales, Fernandez, Sambueso, Scruggs, Lopez, Soria, Maciel, Rose, lNlayurga, Ponce, Lot-ra. Third row: Savala, Sambuesco, An drade, Olivas, Valdez, Valenzuela, Correa, Martinez, Price, Price, Sanders, Sessions, Lopez, Loera Unamit, Velasquez, Maciel, Valdez, Torres. Fourth row: Fuentes, Jefferson, Hernandez, Palacioz Robertson, Mayorga, Lopez, Sanderson, Pfister, Roberts, Mclflay, Marquez, Rose, Shaiv, Martinez Jackson, Duncan, Staggs, Smith, Shores, Luna, McFerrer, Malone, Reyes, Rubio, Romero, Peterson Ponce, Sanchez. Perez, Miss Patton. an fig . Mime Mango, A . J ., RCP-' er: t L ft to right: Margfslmzifgvciliichard L0J'?gm1geaITf:horT 25? . Meer- ' t-a- ,' , -, OFEICEYQ? Eharlene. wlulgaiinY Flmbreiltfiifeaiitiev-1 Join, riiialjlis- MR BILL GAMBOA or ' TH - v ,V .WW ' - ilglg' Flmbrez' -Yuilinallrei PalaC'fl5-wily:-at.ArmsL Lua! enldarez, RP- Advisor A eso. Presifenf '- tandem. NW . Francea Arm Samim Rep' Dann! lf Calderon Vfiell' Fro-rx , . 'Y' ie A' ' torian- Nul Sllflwn' l porter. 1 'W' 1 ' - . Myz.. ,JW CQ QU Q0 They are left I0 fight: h above. - t fi .1' , Pat lFE MEMBERSHIP wen? awilllilialxinf Jiivyrm- ihliifllllulil. Vim Kl LH COLD SEALS if Lk Ahyini Kan' Moto. Nlarllyldt ' AI. ' , ran . - f Auf . illgixliilsrlflilagil'-jail!! Lee, Arlene Roberli, and John 'ff' , ' ' . .Q AA 1 MEMBERS-fBclow. first row: M. Davis, D. Cist, Hunsaker, M. Brown, M. Gendron, M. Gagli- I ardini, C. Diaz, F. Gee, L. Carter, L. Brill, R. Brill, M. Amberr, S. Jamfrey, L. Kelley. Second 'V row: R. Helm, V. Kelzer, T. Barnes. P. llaumlmach, J. Justice, E. Holm, C. Aoki K Goto E Flores I Chatman M Kenefick D A' B , . , . , . , . Ja, . Codfrey, Y. Curran, M. Hurley, L. Chavira. Third row: D. Cannon, R. Gentry, B. Johnson, J. Lilles, C. Hatfield, J. Atilano, M. Diebert, L. lnami, K. Butler, J. Ecklund, B. Burnell, S. Conn, G. Brookshicr, N. Ford, E. Elliott. Fourth row: T. Campbell, K. Butler, J. Hutchinson, F. Kenefick, J. Baranek, J. Allred. -- i ., - -Y - ' Jyfvtkwfy ti . i fliiguiwl he 'SETTTQY af' 13 'Rfb 'WSP' W ., I csr 0FF1cERs-Above are D1 ,Z 0 A Sandra Jamfrey, .lohn Allred, ang1A52Te Riilpgsger Helm, .lftyce Mochizuki. Vern Kelzer, MISS ALICE TRUEAX Advisor MORE MEMBERS-Below, front row, left to right: V. Peterson, L. Martin, J. Mochizuki, M. Rose, C. Russell, M. Matticks, R. Merck, M. Martin, M. McMahon, L. Smith, R. Walker, J. Stepp, P. Merck, G. Marten. R. Roberts. Second row: C. Unti, F. Santillan, N. Newcomb, H. Mochizuki, V. McKinney, P. Nolan, J. Olivas, P. Ritchie, H. Pistoresi, P. Strid, G. Pagnini, P. Swanson, J. Stagg, A. Rohm-rts. Third row: W. Marshall, R. Wong, T. Marovich, A. Teranishi, J. Siehert, D. Robertson, B. Pfister, G. Martinelli, S. Meadows, S. Moon, B. Seman, A. Meneghin. ,l. Tavares, A. Minamoto, J. Venturi, L. Sallaberrv. sf.. llY if 'Y ..1.-..... -1-.. 1 . . t F.B.L.A. OFFICERS Left to right: Vice President, Alvira Flores, President, Chiye- ko Aoki, Secretary, Connie Diaz, Reporter, Frankie Davis, Treasurer, Mary Gonzales, State Vice President, Amelia Deniz. MR. DWAYNE SCHRAMM Advisor anne? 'ei Squeezing lemons, holding conventions, and selling pencils we just a few of the many activities of the busy FBLA cluh, under I leadership of President Chiyeko Aoki. Other activities include playing host to the regional convention, participating in the sta convention, in which Amelia Deniz was chosen state Vice preside making programs for the Punch Bowl, sponsoring a typing cont: and awarding their annual scholarship. diff' FBLA MEMBERS-Front row, left to right: L. Correa, P. Rubio, P. Rubio, F. Cree, M. Gonzales, C. Aoki, A. Deniz, E. Flores, J. Olivas. Second row: K. Goto, C. Willard, R. Rayburn, J. Yick, R. Aoki, D. Aldama, E. Aoki, L. Tamura, M. Gonzales, l. Chatman. Back row: J. Caballero, M. Burgess, D. Mendoza, F. Davis, C. Cooper, I. Miliicli, Mr. Schramm, L. Davie, B. Fulmer, E. Chatman, M. Mingo. wusmmmum-mas.aw,wmnmm:u,fapw.nsnquv -A-uv-.M Aw ,ffm .cw 1. fsrwumus.-f.w. .4 Vrana vt. ,-,m r sa. . L. r .-mn vm - rw.wmf..'... .J - wa .',,-.nw sw was W f. M, HARVEY GIRLS-At left are the members, first row: Joyce Scrog- gins, Joyce Hayes, Darla Robbins, Patsy Daniels, Ruth Brace, Glenda Coodrun, Mari- lyn Roberts, Miss Wills. Second row: Virginia Jackson, Mar- lene Arkinson, Dolores Davis, Betty Martin, Mary Matticks, Jeanne Bartley. B A N K O F A M E R l C A W I N N E R S ZENITH HORIZON- Front row, left to right: P. Ritchie, S. Pacheco, R. Rob- erts, B. Mathis, S.- Ellefson, D. Griggs, J. Daulton, E. Tal- amantes, P. Baccelli. Second row: M. Morger, S. Grues- meyer, B. Abercrombie, L. Mastrofini, J. Ecklund, K. Butler, J. Kennedy, L. Snapp, C. Brooksheir, B. O'Neil, M. James, S. Taylor. Standing: D. Weis, C. Alexander, M. Merritt, S. Chandler, G. Picket, Miss McPheteers, P. Nolan, S. Balch, G. Pira, N. Hook, P. Horder, J. Olivas, J. Hunt. ATHENA HORIZON-Front row, left to right: M. McKin- ney, T. Hinson, V. Cosgrave, J. Cook, M. Dominici, P. Swanson, P. Gentry, B. Vier- ra, B. Butler. Second row: L. Miller, B. Steele, Miss Caval- lero, B. Cosgrave, L. Van A1- styne, J. Crowder, R. Mastro- fini, P. Dominici, N. Young- er, J. Cappelluti. Standing: C. Nelson, S. Baumbach, J. Stagg, B. Burnell, J. Martin- azzi, B. Weibi, B. Talley, B. Bette-rs, D. Rogers, J. Tav- ares, D. Sambueso, L. Wald- en. AURORA HORIZON-Front row, left to right: S. Hun- saker, F. Gee, B. Martin, K. Smit, E. Rollins, M. Pre- ciado,,C. Calloway, J. Van Curen, C. Hall, C. Rogers, J. Mochizuki L. Kollman. Sec- ond row: P. Birch, B. Mc- Call, C. Dempsey, M. Martin, M. McMahon, J. Schoettler, S. Richardson, M. Perondi, B. Clair, B. Long, S. Smoyer, L. Sordi, C. Mendoza, E. Sordi. B. Hayes. IRIS HORIZON-Front row, left to right: B. Lee, J. Bar- atta. J. Martina. M. Kanady. B. Gentry M. Berro, C. Mashburn. M. Diebert, Ford. A. Leon. S. Miller. K. McLean. S. Moon. Seeond row: S. Lovine. l. Burke, J, Haskins, C. Martinelli. B. Smnyer. D. Clair. M. Mattir-ks, M. Roberts. E. Culp. R. Ram- sey. S. Meadows. D. Warbur- ton,,C. Brooks. Third row: A. Yick, L. lnami. J. Pag- nini. S. Burke. B. Morgan. M. Vived. A.DeLaC-uera, A. Sol- berg. E. Elliott. H. Hinson. M. Kenefick. Back row: L. Brown, O. Hall. V. Peterson, B. Ragnetti. E. Montanari. J. Whitney. J. Baranek. M. Loveland, M. Miller. P. Van Curen, P. Taylor. C. Dutcher. AMANCER H O R I Z 0 N- Front row. left to right: E. Garcia. M. Chappa. B. Fer- nandez, M. Fimbrez. A. San- chez. L. Correa. P. Rubin, M. Caribay, F. Arballo. R. Barragan. J. Sanchez. M. Capuchino. L. Sambueso. Sec- ond row: l, Torres. M. Con- zales. R. Varella. C. Romero. J. Camarena. M. Martinez. H. Herera. H. Contreras. J. Caballero. T. Bracamante. C. Maciel. M. Martinez. H. Ro- sales. Third row: Mrs. Tuek- er, A. De La Rosa. D. Mon- tez. T. Caballero. C. Flores. C. Ornales. S. Valles. T. Mar- tinez, L. Loera. C. Contreras. E. Abundis. J. Maciel. L. Mayorga. L. Pallares, R. Luna, Miss Kovacevic. PREXIES AND ADVIFORS -Left to right: Miss MC- Pheeters. Kay Butler. Mrs. Tucker. Laura Sordi, Miss Davis. Miss Cavallero. Miss Kovacevie. Peggy Gentry, Miss Jardine, Lenore Sam- bueso. Barbara Fernandez. l 'X we-, , sr .. W . , ,f ,, ' ,-.. -fs'---M.-.f..',.. Wa.. ,. 53' .AA A- ' TROOP 15-Front row. left to right: P. Davis. E. Flores, C. Aoki, L. Farrell. K. Colo, B. Bandoni, J. Swaffor. Back: Mrs. Weinschenk. Mrs. Kay- lor, Y.' Marks, J. Pentorali. M. Lager, J. Beeman. TROOP 20-Front row, left to right: C. Williurn, K. Blackburn, E. Vaughn, Z. Green, L. Dilwortll, B. Payne, A. Saunders, D. Ed- wards. Second row: V. Jo- seph, B. Ballinger, J. West, C. Gaines, I. Brown, A. Ed- wards, B. Wafer. Back: C. Henderson, R. Edwards, E. Dock, D. Sims, L. Davie, M. Mingo, M. Price, M. Price, V. Evans. TROOP 22-Front row, left to right: M. Minamoto, H. Shitanishi, J. Townley, C. Merck, R. Aoki. J. Yiek, L. Tamura, B. Brill. Back: E. Aoki, M. Weaver, D. Carnll, J. Real, S. Thompson, M. Sullivan, J. Malone, S. Hay- wood. TROOP 23-Front row, left to right: J. Bartley, J. Stepp, E. Foshee, P. Merck, J. Pow- ell. Back: Miss Caymen, D. Traphagan, J. Moore, M. Swaim. TROOP 24fFront row, left to right: A. Minamoto, M. Jennings. B. Burnell, R. Merck, D. Walker, M. Bur- gess. Second row: C. Gillette, P. Markle, D. Hubbard, B. Pike, Y. Carroll, M. Weaver, F. Davis, D. Cannon. Back: E. Case, S. Denson, D. Old- ham, M. Rose, M. Amberr. STAMP AND COIN CLUB- Left to right: G. Martin, C. Russell, D. King, M. Rose J. Allred, Mr. Grover, B. Rob: erts, Unidentified member, B. Knight, T. Barnes, T. Mar- tinez. Not pictured: M. Amberr, D. Walker, O. Cox. ART CLUB-Left to right: S. Hunsaker, Mr. Jones, M. Frymire, Miss Weinschenk, P. Astin, N. James, C. Rus- sell, J. Beeman, F. Davis, M. Rose, S. .Iamfrey. FIRE DRILL SQUAD-Front row: Mashburn, McCooI, My- ers, Pitts, Morgan, Pacheco, Lively, Mr. Grover. Second row: Siebert, Butler, Lilles, Toschi, Stenovich, Shafer, Martinez, Balbas, Bannister, Gann. Third row: Garcia, Wright, Wattenharger, Bush, Roberts, Musick, Granger, Jackson, Newcomb, Pruett. Fourth row: Smith, Sotelo, Beatty, Lilles, Butler, Hunts- man, Clarno. FACULTY CLUB OFFICERS --Left to right: Mr. Alex MacDonald, Presidentg Mr. Dick Rogers, Treasurer, Mrs. Vivian Weigand, Vice Presi- dent, Mr. John Mix, Secre- tary. 479 f A 'Vw 4 2 'k 236 , 9 ,K K 14 Nlif'i.T Q 'E'-5.12. WY. ,Q X ,.. ..- .5 Q., , ,, 1. 'r.,.,,,,M A A A 1 I s aryl Y au!- C? M, PRESS CLUBgFront row, left to right: Mr. Buzzell, R. Figuero, S. Smoyer, S. Jam- frey, S. Chandler, F. Davis, N. Younger, R. Cuccia. Second row: J. Stockli, L. Ashton, F. Alhini, J. Russell, T. Hunts- man, G. Staggs, C. Gutierrez, B. Burnell, C. Jackson, S. Baumbach, B. Butler. HI 4-H CLUB-Front row, left to right: N. Dellavalle, N. Younger, B. Roberts, R. Brill, L. Brill, C. Cooper, B. Morgan, M. Gendron. Second row: Teach Fuller, P. Wiens, B. Butler, C. Bandoni, J. Baranek, M. Sarnpaulesi, S. Allred, S. Biancalana. Third row: B. Morger, T. Amey, R. Morgan, J. Russell, B. Mc- Daniel, T. Westing, M. Nesal- hous. PROJECTIONISTS-Left to right: O. Mitchell, B, Cor- eim, M. Martinez, L. Wilson, L. Ashton, B. Lane, J. .lack- son, N. Talmachoff, E. Diaz, C. Linker, D. McDowell, A. Bartley. Seated: Mr. Clarence Foster. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE- Left to right: Jim Barsotti, Shirley Richardson, B o E Johnson, Dianne Warburton. John Stenovich, Jo Ann Stagg. D E B A T E SQUAD-Front row, left to right: M. Brown, P. Gonzales. P. Nolan. M. Dominici. E. Mashhurn. C. Mendoza, M. Nesalhous. Back row: T. McCaleh. S. Mead- ows. S. Moon, B. Smoyer. J. Cavin. W. Marshall. T. West- ing. Mr. John Mix. Coach. FRENCH CLUBAFmnt row, left to right: D. Griggs, J, Daullon. J. Mochizuki, J. Pagnini, Miss Cavallero. B. Betters, Miller. M. Cari- hay. C. Sotelo. Second row: C. King. B. Bush, A. Craig, C. Mendoza. L. Sallaberry. M. Berro. M. Need, S. Lovine. MELODY HALL COMMIT- TEE-Front row. left to right: B. Hunsaker, E. Sordi, K. Butler. B. Ragnetti. C. Pickett, J. Whitney. Second row: Mr. Rogers. K. Butler, C. Hatfie-ld,T. Amey. S. Hun- saker. J. Cappelluti, D. Mor- gan. SKI CLUB-Front row, left to right: M. Dominici. E. Montanari, B. Ragnetti. H. Hinson, J. Stagg. P. Domin- ici, J. Vlhitney. P. Centry, D. Samhueso. B. Betters. L. Van Alstyne. Second row: Teach Fuller. C. Krum, C. Pitts. P. Richardson, R. Wright, B. Wattenbarger. J. Erickson, M. Urrutia. J. Cap- pelluti, M. Finstad. Z, Q 1 ,- 's 3? Q? X?-if' , ,, Q4 9 is , 'uf 'f ir' ' N 'N 5 4' W 'Q Ni? .v Vx . N.. iQ i9 J iv 6 'riff 4 41, 1 is ff U? i 513: j L Y' . ' 9 ., a 4 3' .2 4 , + ,, , , V - ,g. 3 2 4 i, Q2 P' ' x S 1' P L' -M-nc,,,7 f .vw . Y .y 7 1. 5' WN A fs.-lr -if J E, -si t X wif ,f,w,3 N 71, ww v 'iV,f Q 'Q ,ga Q fi, . 3 A119 5 Y I ff 'L Z 'I - ns 45 as 'A ,' 'VV ,fl 55 f 5 is I vw i film W 1 '+i7'M' f f .-Q f - wifi. fag gin 6 rf fy , , Q m W 'eg-91:2 ,QW f 'mg' .1 A '13 L 'Hx 5vvWw'f , A ' 9+ , N an ,M 1 'TQ vga nd .. .., i?E.A,..,w5fu24 - V J 5. .fin '13, I' V - 7 , ' , 7 if ' 7, W Q . . x . - R' +V' ,A ' ru if f' , 'xfkgf .ig 45' W V uf jf. ,Q , p A N3 ,Q . Q! 'ff v, gl ' , xiii, if 1' , xx A I . A I x ,K -JU K V . f 0 . .f ' - X L' s ' u , 1 1 .. P G. 4 , Vauemyinmy ?.m ,,. A . xxx X WN ?4ZZ xspofufa Lf. A l . VARSITY SQUAD-First row: B. Lively. A. Sotelo, B. Cagliardini. J. Stockli ,C. Pitts, R. Cann, M. Marquez. E. Santillian, J. Pacheco. Second row: H. Nickell. R. Espanoza, J. Stenovich. D. Morgan. ,L Owens. N. Jones, F. Marlin. R. Cobleigh. P. Kirk, E. Martin. Third row: D. Granger. H. Bush. L. Wilson. C. Prestidge. K. Boekenoogan, D. Conn, B. Johnson, B. Robinson, J. Shaeffer. D. Kline, F. Bynum. E. Bannister. Fourth row: C. Davis. P. Chapman. B. Wattenbarger, T. Huntsman. D. Cordon. P. Emo. S. Gilliland. B Musick, R. Wright, G. Fuentes, -, L ' V .x . , .,. y L.-ft: coAc:H coN WINDER. 9 'Q . f , ,e K . . A A it 'Q -If - f l 'cgjigjg ,f Y The 1953 season's closing found Madera next to y, L x last in Yosemite League competition. A victory by W , X kk.I In I . V 1 - in IIE. if forfeit over undefeated Fresno High twhlch for- 4 l n if feited four league games! and a tie with Edison, - Wk put Madera ahead of Visalia by one-half game. The Coyotes were a high spirited bunch of boys, and despite all too many injuries, they played hard all the way throughout the season. Halfbacks Dave Conn and Marvin Marquez each won honors. Marvin was the Best Sportsman. Conn was named The Most lmproved Player. Tackle Dan Sotelo was good enough to be the Most Valuable Player. john Stenovich was called Team Captain. Danny was Co-Captain. 245-pound Sotelo and 190-pound Bob Johnson were named to represent Madera on the first All-League team. Ben Robinson was one of the best quarterbacks in the league. Ben, a junior, will be back next year. Ed Banniser did a great job as fullback. Filling out the remaining positions on the team were, John Stockli, a 160-lb. senior at centerg Ron Wright, senior at guardg L. J. Vlfilson, a sophomore at tackle. Cliff Davis and Johnson were the regular ends. HERE'5 THE SCORE Tulare 30-Madera 0 Clovis 14-Madera 40 'Fresno 0-Madera 6 Sanger 13-Madera 6 'Merced 21-Madera 6 'Edison 7-Madera 7 'Roosevelt 26-Madera f 'Visalia 10-Madera 6 'Hanford 32-Madera 7 ' League Games O- 1 DAVE CONN Vast lmprotea' Player JOHN STENOVICH Team Captain 'NI ARVIN MARQUEZ Best Sportsmanship if X .C- JFRRN N IXIXIO PF T' W3 ff' NIXRNIN Xl XHUI Pl lx ,ix x -1' 1- -1' .ss X Ss Q XXX FR XNJK XI 'XRTIN Tllvklf' :ZX ff? 1 mx, . .M Q Efi? J -ZW-ui ' nfl ,ff if NPN K Ss R X Hn IHNNISTER b R x 3 S IM N SUTELO 29' l LLIH' DAVIS End HON IUHNSUN f , - ,'XII.'l,l'EiglIf' L'...J JOHN STOCKIJ Cf-ntvr I 1? f 5 GAQY PRESTIDGE End .rw-Y .X 'f.. ff Q A XO 2 i'.1 AvE GRANGER End T' JOE PA! Halfback Y VNV Q W4 sw f... 4 M I A f 7' vtll 5 E 5 I ,TJOM HUNTSMAN A , End ' SAM GILLILAND Guard JOHN STENOVIC Guard ,vw . ' 5 BOB LIVELY End 4- BEN ROBINSON 1 RON-AgJIab'WIlEIC' Quarterback 'ii , f .nd A U HC in -X .,f ww, HT .pq 0 BARNEY CONZALES WALTER LOVELADY 7 JIMMY HERNAND1-:Z DICK HARBART CLARENCE YLARREGUI r -any In 'VR ,,- -tw . all .. .. 5 3 2 l ags 14 f-27 15 9 - ys. yp li it may y 7 ,x N 3X N 213 ond row ' Nou' Yoshida- Sec Cheatham, 01. S' Wolf, A I Maroon, ., .1 Z ssaaves MP illi1mfvixmev- Th dt'0Qf.iS, Lashes Pf t al' Gonzales, Hefnan eh, Challin. Blom' 04. Fourth Wwi HW Tong row q Hanna - Q V S- ,X Cn- jonf. Yiiafeguit Gwei' Lfwfiadv, l1'aL'S liguaweth ANY' . U - l xlilunelj lllzgiiriiels. Lilles. Huwhf S' Y me arte y The Madera BM football team wound up its 1953 season with a four win and five loss record. This included three league victories. lt was coach Fuss Miles second year at their helm. His assistant was Will Townsend. The team showed plenty of fire in its games. Win or lose, they played their best. Team captain. Jim Hernandez, a sophomore half- back, was the big gun. lim was in on every play, going all out. Little Barney Gonzales gave many a thrill with his fine play. Clarence Ylarregui, Loyd Amey. Bob Hart. and Walt Lovelady will help to improve the varsity next year, as will many other fine B players. SCHEDULE 1953 I Opponents Madera Tulare ..,,,, ,,,,,,,.,...,,,,,,,,, 3 0 0 Sanger ,,.. ,,,,,,, 7 14 'Merced ,,,. ,. ,,,,,,,, 12 13 Clovis .......,,, ....... 7 6 'Fresno ,,,,,.,. ,,,,, .. 6 0 'Roosevelt ,...,, ,,,,,.. 7 0 'Edison ,,,.,.,,. ,.,.,, 6 7 'Hanford .,,,,,, .,,,,, 6 14- 'Visalia ,,,,,, ,,.,,, ,,,,,, . , .19 14- ' League games Jimmy Brosi goes for a gain in the Roosevelt game. Vmuty Zuiezdall i 1 I I' BOB JOHNSON if Q J POLLY CARVER BOB WUESTHOFF C oaah ED LARA HENRY POLANCO .. , A., E 9? W .W I 1, M1 Y, L.f? , 22: an :AA ' J Bon MURRAY X0nC0 Bob J k on 35 P0 1 .V Ohn 5 Polly' Carver igianiofd game- 4 IS Pelffoiil SC0res a - Bob Johnson Mi an during- 'he fady of iffmsf me H l' hts lor the 1 anf0rd anford i - - team NO The Madera Union High Varsity Basketball team, ended the 1953-54 season with an overall record of 19 wins and 4 losses. They ranked third in Northern Yosemite League competition, following Roosevelt and Edison. Coach Bob Wuesthoff of San Jose State, was this year's mentor. His usual starters were: Bob Johnson, Polly Carver, Ed Lara, Bob Murray, and Henry Polonco. Bob Johnson was second in the race for league scoring honors. The 'tBig Swedef, earned 226 league points for an average of 18-8 points per game. He also set a Madera record of 31 points in one game. At the year's end. he was elected to the All-League team, as well as team co- captain. VARSITY SQUAD-Below, front: Paul Cappelluti, Polly Carver, Bob Dutcher, Bob Johnson, Bob Murray, James Jackson. Back: Ken Duncan. Ken Adolphson, Eddie Lara, Vern Schnaidt, Sal Rubio, Edsel Williams, Henry Polanco. 'Q' w ' ggi V 1 2 li FP he , as H my RJ il 241 V df 'W ,W ri' 'MW f V , 'f' fl ,lf Q. IEQMM B ' -ft fx as fi xg 1 V VV . sm ,y,,,,, A 1 T QQ V -T? ff A 1V Tj V who V V 1 V , V , 'W' 22 V VV, A V .f 5 Uk 7 ' as e V if :ga fl 1 W... f VV , AV 5. Vi V , 3 V Vp V ,V vw ,, C 5 QV X Q 1 4 V M, H -'S aka M B : .1 li x M 1 Z2 -so s 1 3' fs lewfffis we -I: V: W jf f BMW 'ff X . lf .W VV , I 3 'Aff if .I . ft 5 V as A it B ' I' Ml ll l I .faq i l ek' iq I-Ml EDDIE LARA Co-Captain aPes at F1Yb0Y Smmg on ' - H . Bufsrss a:f3PzQa:i2'xz.ch 0 M-wk 'Sw rife V J ' SCORE CARD Madera ....,.,,,......,,,,,., .,,,, 4-O Madera ..,...... ........... 5 7 BOB JOHNSON Madera A--AV .7v-------- 5 1 Most Valuable Madera ,,..7Y,,. ,,,...,,7, 3 6 C0-Cdpldifl Madera ...., ,,,,,,,..,. 6 4- Madera .,....... ......,, 5 3 4 Madera ......... ...,,,...., 5 8 Madera ......r.. .,......,., 5 0 Madera ......,, ,r,,,,,,,, 5 2 Madera' ....... ..,r.,,.... 5 7 Madera .,,,.,,. .......,... 4 2 Madera' ....... .,........, 4 2 Madera ........ ..,....,.., 2 6 Madera' ......, ,.,,....... 6 5 Madera' ,,..... ,,,.,...... 5 1 Madera' ...,... ,,..,,.,,, 6 1 Madera' ..,,7.. ,..,...,,., 5 2 Madera' ....... ....,.,..... 5 2 Madera' ....,., rr,-,,-,,r 6 7 Ma dera' ...,... ........--. 6 0 Madera ,,. ..,,,-.,. U47 Madera ......,.,.. ....,...... 6 8 Madera' r.....,,.,,,,.,,.,--,,r,,, 40 'League games KEN ADOLPHSON Most Improved MUHS VARSITY 774-th Flyers .....,,,.., ...., Downey ......,,.. ..... M.A.C. .,............ ..,. . C.O.S. Jayvee ....... ..... Chowchilla ...,..,. ..,r. 774th Flyers .... ..,.. San Joaquin ......, ..... Chowchilla ......,. ..... C.O.S. Jayvee .. Edison ............... ..... San Joaquin ....... ..... Visalia .....,.......... ...,, Los Banos ...... ..... Fresno ........ .,.., Hanford .,.. ..... Merced ...... ..... Roosevelt ....., ..... Edison ...,.... ..... Visalia .... ..,.. Fresno .,...... ...,, Hanford ,,.. ,..,. Merced ....,. ..... Roosevelt .....,s, .,.., 3 I Qs Y as. 5 , mtv- E Front: B. McDaniels, J. Spraggins, B. Gonzales, G. Unti, C. Jackson, T. Haney, B. Garret. Back: W. Richardson, F. Polanco, J. Aoki, R. Hemandez, N. Green, F. Arballo, G. lVlcClay, R. Wong. f! If 3 The g'B,' team of the 1953-54 season wasnit as successful as it has been, as it failed to win any league games. Despite this, it showed that it had plenty of spirit, and that the members were willing to try. Coach Bill Gamboa's boys learned plenty of tricks which should prove valuable when they go up to the varsity. Spraggins is in trouble as Garret watches from the side. . M53 1. BILL GAMBOA Coach 'M VY Left: Coach Gamboa inspects the uniform in Manager Ken Smith's hand. Right: Richard Dunnigan watches as Bemard McDanie1s fights for the ball. Wir' Below: Mcflanicls and Grven set themselves f?l?vbT0ppHMHlETy isfinmfnguble again' No' as Topper Haney throws a right jab. E Gorge C ay 0 A at era' . 4. FF If g RESULTS Madera ,,,,,,,,,, 28 Chowchilla 18 Madera ,,,, , ..,.. 26 Chowchilla l6 Madera ,,., . ...,,...v, 35 Kerman ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, 16 Madera Y,,.. .w,.,,,..,, 2 3 Merced ..r..,,.,....,,, 31 Madera ,,,,. ,......... 2 9 Raymond 10 Madera ...., ......V..,, 3 3 Raymond 7..,......,.,, 28 Madera .Y,. ,,.77....., 3 0 Sierra ,,,A,,,,7r,...... 27 Madera ,.... ,7,,7,,.... 3 8 Edison ,,..,,....,,,,,,,, 32 Madera ,, , . ......,, 32 Sierra, ,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, 35 Madera ...., ,,,,,,,,... 2 8 Raymond ,,r,,,,,,,,, 24 Madera ,,7,...,,.,7.,,,,, 27 Visalia ...,.,,,,,,,,.,,., 25 Madera ..,,..,,,,,.,,.,,... 30 Hanford ,,,d,,,,,,,,,,,, 19 BOB WUESTHOFF Coach 'League games r--1, Under the coaching of varsity basketball mentor' Wuesthoff, the CM basketball squad finished a very successful season with a three ,Win and one loss record. The team tied with the Merced quintet for first place in the league. Those on the team who showed the best were: Ron Martin, John Sambueso, Gene McLaughlin, and Happy Chappell. Madera should hear more from these boys in the years to come. High scoring honors went to Gene McLaughlin who dunked 33 points in league play. Happy Chappell was next with 32. Bill Cheatham, and John Sambueso, scored 30 and 28 respectively. Front: Ron Martin, John Sambueso, Happy Chappell, John Cheatham, Gene McLaughlin. Back: Bob Maciel, John Diaz, Carlos Esarra, Bill Huffman, Fred Santillian. ul - Dori COVQYS H , f IlCf. lie Edwards thing or I fi fllgrvin YY Yolanw labs Hen Boxing Coach 'nl row: Santiago, Beltran, Lopez, llo, Diaz, Haskins. Greer. McCall Jrnton, Fuentes. Second row: Carrasco lama, Amey, Fimhrez. Savala, Franco rk, James, Pavey, Martin, Lilles. as Char W - 'vafvu ez SIIOW s Marcpjjno I 'OPPZ FRED M,-XNCINI Third row: Crfwn, Salazar, Barboza, Huntsman, Lopez, Edwards, Marquez, Jafrkson, Polanco, Franco, Shaw, Huffman. Hack row: Fuentes, Morgan, Chavira, Gonzales, Edwards, Scruggs, Griggs, Thomson, Fuentes, Richardson, Malone, Jones, Amey. --.gr , ,y,k it ,. . if if X ij if my N . I K. . 1-A ,VJ. 'L til it 0 3 ff tatii 'K T, Q :ji YL 4, '., ,,g ALPHONSO TRILLO MARVIN MARQUEZ State Champion Wrestling is a new sport, at Madera High. lt was introduced two years ago by Coach Fred Mangini, and since that time it has developed into almost a major sport. As many boys go out for the grap- pling team as go out for basketball or track. Marvin Marquez won the California State Cham- pionship in the 135 pound class. He represented Ai L.. if V ' L KEN BOEKENOOGAN California in the national championships. Alphonso Trillo, a freshman, was second in the state finals in his class, and Ken Boekenoogen was good enough for a third in the state meet. All three were San Joaquin Valley Champions. As a squad, they earned' eleven points and a tie for fourth in the overall state standings. First row: Myers, Allred, Silva, Thomas, Marquez, McLaughlin, Faulkner, Yllargui, Huffman. Second row: Jenkins, Edwards, Haskins, Griggs, Lilles, Greer, Bias, McCall, Adamis. Third row: Andrade, Gagliardini, Fimbrez, Lopez, Pacheco, Haggard, Greer, Edwards, Kuluchie, Callogos, Hernandez. Fourth row: Coach Mangini, Clark, Dockery, Smith, Hatfield, Nickell, Boeknoogan, Morgan, Roberts, Mahaffey, Roberts. Coach Fifield. iw 2 A SQUAD-Front: Elbert Hall, Bob Roberts, Ron Mahaffey, Bart Sciacuga. Back: Bill Richardson, Dave Robertson, Mell Shaw, Leo Boger, Vern Smith. 'hack The two best prospects facing coach George Rasmussen this year were Vernon Smith and Elbert Hall. Both were expected to do well in the high jump, as both have done six feet in the past year. Hall went five feet ten inches the first time tm GEORGE RASMUSSEN he attempted to jump. Smith is also prominent in the broad jump and the dashes, Some of the meets in which Madera will compete are: The West Coast Relays, the Yosemite Meet and the Valley Finals. Elbert Hall clears the bar, during practice. Vernon Smith jumps under the watchful eye of Coac Rasmussen. in.:-union'-vu-an -- ,vm 1 A 'K ' Below: Jackson, Edwards, and Lewis, prepare for a fast start, 9 l l I l i ws. t 5 'W s , ' ,A W A :Ski : in I 4 : J Q 5 :mi x :YZ ,gm L 1 4-4 , , . W I . H, My 2 F t Q . ,V ' V it fi K EV. , . 3 tg oach Rasmussen clocks Happy Chappell and George Q ' J . taggs for the 1,f4- mile. i ft E - is Am 1 ' Fl' ll Maderais B class cindermen were a lively, high spirited group. They gave their all throughout every meet in which they participated. Napoleon Green, Don Paris, Willie Jones, Clinton Jackson, George Staggs, and Jim Brosi were just a few of the veterans who greeted Coach Rasmussen on the opening day of practice. Freshman Lloyd Amey looked good as he practiced with the shot. Napoleon Green came close to the record in the high jump. Brosi, Staggs, and Jones all looked good in the distances.- Nextiyear, many of these boys will have developed enough to go on to the varsity squad. Front, below: D. C-entry, .l. Hannah, P. Jackson, C. Lewis, W. Jones. Second: L Amey, C. Edwards, C. Jackson, O. Mitchell, J. Greer, J. Brosi. Third: N. Green, J Kenedy, E. Malone, G. Maddox, D. Paris, B. Richardson, J. Keller, G, Staggs. SCHEDULE March 19-lnterclass March 23-at March 30-at April April April April May May May May May May Sanger Roosevelt 6-H. Sanger 10-at Tulare 15-at Fresno 24-H. Merced 1-H. Yosemite 8-Valley Finals 15-West Coast Relays 22-Central Finals 28-Hollister 29-State Meet ff' If This yearls MCN track team was made up of mostly freshmen and sophomores. Several boys were returning lettermen. They were: Jim Hernandez, ,lohn Aoki, and Gene McLaughlin. The Cv team followed the same schedule as did the AH and BH teams. Coach George Rasmussen led the squad, and helped some of them to gain experience for future varsity positions. r Q Left: John Aoki tosses the shot during practice. .A Below: Ozzie Mitchell goes up and over T 1 high jump har. , .ff - My 3 ,rs- f mzsr f n- v vi: Wolfe. 11 xx 1 t. wi -'ii Front row: Carlos Ebarra, Hapl Chappell, Gene McLaughlin, Gil Co Zales. Back: John Aoki, Norm Lon Leroy Tillary. Jim Hernandez, Darr 1 hem 1 K 'WN ' t 3 1 a S x F 'L mkxl V S ' if ,ww , my sf 3 lr lx I v M I , , 1 . B Back row: Cary Pitts, Chester Holm, Jim Lemm, Ronald Wright. Niel Buttram, Clinton Cozby Vernon Peterson, and Myron Brown. Front row: Jolene Mashburn, Vera Peterson, Beverly McCall Marlene Gillete, Mary Anne Nesalhous, and Marie Wells. I The Tennis team was a busy group of students. They really hustled all of the way. Teach Fuller was in charge of the squad. Her most successful student in the boys' class was Ronald Wright. The boys' doubles were played by Vern Peterson and Niel Buttram. Beverly McCall was tops in the girls, division. Marlene Cillete, Vera Peterson, and Margie Dominici, were others who were good. Marlene and Vera usually played doubles. Bob Dutcher looked good for the boys. SCHEDULE Jan, 14- Dos Palos ,,,,,,,,..,. ,,,e,,,.... H ere Feb, 4- Dos Palos .. ,,,,,,,,, There Feb, 18- Selma .A,,,, .,,...... T here Feb, 24- Reedley ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,e,, T here Mar. 1- Kerman ,,,,......,e,,,,, ...,e.,..,. H ere Mar. 5- Washington Union ..,,,,,,, There Mar 10- Central ...,....e,,,.,.. .,,,,.... T here Mar. 16- Tranquility ..,, ,,,.,,.., T here Mar. 26- Visalia ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, . . Here Mar. 30- Fresno High ,,,,,, Y,,,,., 4' There Apr. 1- Hanford .......,,,, ,,,,,,, There Apr- 6' Merced ,v,,,,,,, ,.-,.1,,, 'l' Here APT- 9- Roosevelt ,... ,.,,-,, There Apr. 20- Los Banos ,,,,,,, ,.---,-,v-, H gre Apr. 24- League Finals Apr. 27- L05 Banos ,,,,,YYY..,. 'FYYAYVWQ T here May 1- Division Finals MHY 3- Valley Finals 'League games TEACH FULLER Coach VARSITY DIAMOND MEN-Above, first row: B. Lively, R. Bolding, C. Gutierrez, T. Shitanishi, R. Teranishi, S. Kurisu, J. Pacheco. Mascot Mastin. Second row: B. Rosskopf, B. Johnson, B. Wattenbarger, M. Roberts, U. Schnaidt, B. Stanlield, B. Robinson, B. Musick, P. Kirk. Third row: P. Gonzales, N. Newcomb, C. Campbell, D. McDowell, S. Rubio, K. Adolphson, P. Cappelluti, C. Payne, Manager Ken Smith. BOB MACHADO Coach Bob Machado had his boys in regular practice as we went to press. Bob ,lohnson was expected to win his share of games as a pitcher. In the one game that had been played, Toyo Shitanishi held Kerman to two hits as Madera won 6 to 1. Pete Gonzales also was slated to pitch. Pete Kirk and Bill Rosskopf alternated at catcher. Senior Bob Stanfield was back at first base. Vern Schnaidt, a newcomer, looked good at second base. Charlie Gutierrez, and Ben Robinson were prophesied for third and shortstop. The outfield used Rocky Terane- shi, Bill Wattenbarger, Bill Musick, and Ken Adolphson. Bob Wuesthoff has offered his services as an assistant to Machado. Z March March March March March March March April April April April A pril April April May May May May 5- 9.- 16- 19- 23- 26- 30- 1.. 6- 9.- 13- 23- 27- 30- 4- 7- 1 1- 14- SCHEDULE Kerman .,.... ...., Dos Palos ...... Kerman ......., Edison Bye Visalia ...... , ...,,..,, ,,,,,,,,,, .....,.. Hen ........Hera .,.,,.,.,.Ther4 ......,,,,Thera .,Here Fresno High ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, T hen Hanford .....,.... ,,,,,.,...Therr Merced .,....... ,Hen Roosevelt ...,- ,,,,,.,--, T hen Los Banos ,,Herg EdlSOIl , WI-Ierg Bye Visalia ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,Y,,YYY T herf Fresno High ,,,,,,, ,,,.,.-- H ere Hanford ,,,,,,, --,,,,,,,, H ere Merced ..... Therf Roosevelt ...,c ,,.,,-,, H gre M, W 1 , ,M . M, ROCKY TERANISHI Outfielcl ,xx EN, if ,X- rf W 'B ,W f f PETE GONZALES Pitcher f Q l 9 Y BILL ROSKOPF Catcher r,,....M n...u.,. AMN., - 1 .N .W ww. , 4 lk W 5 f 391- lv X X51 -N F '3 1 PETE KIRK : . Catcher BOB JOHNSON-Pitcher '25 5,4 7 1, , 4 A - 5 x 4 Q 'rr' in +5 EIU 5 W Ah Z JA cr Ehhh gf Y 3, .5 BEN ROBINSON ' ' Shortstop BOB STANFIELD First Base 'iii CHARLIE GUTERRIEZ BILL WATTENBARGER Third Base Outfield V mm Mu., W wwwvvwww w...w., . .Q VMWXMM aw. w.v,,,..., ..., . A 1 ..,.r,.f.wfy...wN..4 4-,..r..,,,..M 'L' , al 1 YlfX.-f.lM ED X4 1ADERPQf V B Front row: Teranishi, Romero, Chaves, Atilano, Fleming, Naito. Middle row: Shelton, Gonzales, ' - C 0 Hart, Chavira, Chaffm, Fuentes, Garcia. Back row. Haney, Noli, Harhart. Barsotti. Butler. arrasc . 4 Zf 0 Z Coach Joe Keeble took over the duties of Junior Varsity baseball mentor this year. The purpose of the Junior Varsity Squad is to allow the boys who can't make the varsity a chance to learn baseball, and to have a good time doing it. Several players had previous experience on this team. They were ,lim Barsotti, Lupe Garcia, Ronald Ghaffin, Jerry Fleming and Barney Gonzales. The J.V.,s follow the same schedule as does the varsity. They usually play on the Lincoln diamond. l.. JOE KEEBLE Coach W in 12 w ,Z ,. 5' k . Tr V i X SWIMMING TEAM-Back row: Bob Roberts. David Conn, Jon Ecklund. Front row: Floyd Card- well, Roger Melikian. olkoo . Qoo.Z of o IVII g af 0 I,.- A 5 K S m . ... iii X - 5. FLOYD CARDWELL DAVID CONN FRED MANGINI Swimming is the sport which comes to the minds of most people on hot summer afternoons. It is a sport in which all can participate. The people who are pictured on this page especially enjoy swimming. They are mem- bers of the Madera High swimming team. Some of them are veterans. These are Floyd Cardwell, Dave Conn, Roger Melikian, Jon Ecklund, Wes Bass, and Bob Roberts. Bass has a reputation as a good diver, while Cardwell and Conn are experienced in the 50 and 100 yard freestyle races. Jon Ecklund and Bob Roberts participate in the 220 yard swim. Cary Stefanelli is also in this event. Athletic director Fred Mangini expects the team to do very well. eww' .4 1+ ' qs S , 1 1 f 4--,Q-z., y , 'r 3 -,A , wi' ,f,,.,.,: T: 5. S FV ,,,,.. K V- H ' . - C at - 'W-ey .1 We VARSITY LETTERMEN---Front row, left to right: John Stoekli. Norman Jones, Wesley Bass, John Allred, Edsel Williams, Arnold Fimbrez, Marvin Marquez, Rocky Teranishi, Charles Ed- wards, Ted Amey, Jim Firmalo, Jim Hernandez. Second row: Dick Cordon, Bob Dutcher, Dave Granger, Pete Kirk, Bob Murray, Willie Richardson, Clinton Jackson, Cavino Fuentes, Frank Martin, Ozzie Mitchell. John Ste-novich. Back row: Ken Duncan. Tom Huntsman, Dave Conn, Emous Malone, James Jackson, Ben Robinson, Cliff Davis, Ken Smith. p . ,F 0-mf 444531 , One 77afu'a,fz With the thought in mind of both expanding interest and influence of boys, organiz tions, and at the same time making the Block HM Club a more workable unitg N Fred Mangini has single handedly revolutionized the organization and foundatif of the Block M Society. The club, now composed of three -sub-organizations-t Coyotes VLAN lettermenl, the Pack t B', Lettermenl, and the Cubs f C l lettf meni -is rapidly on its way to becoming one of the most active on the campus. lts first project this year, the Heart Fund Drive, was symbolic of the progress of t clubmand a milestone on the road to more community service which the club w sponsor. The Coyotes 14-0 membersl as well 'as the Cubs 112 members! were sponsored by lk 1-QQ, v. 'QL up VARSITY LETTERMEN OF- FICERS-The controlling group of the lllock M Society is the officers of the Coyotes. They are, left to right: Marvin Marquez. Presidentg Dave Conn, Ben Robinson, and John Steno- vieh. M 77 ,Qqf .1 5 C0 TE CUBS-At right a Happy Chap- ll, John Sambueso, 'orge Unti. Donald iskins, Rocharcl Mar- , Harvey Bass, and ll Cheatham. Right: FRED MANGINI, Advisor ngini, while the Pack 170 membersj was handled by Mr. Bob Wuesthoff. The sity club, it might be pointed out. is actually the administrative body while the ordinate clubs do most of the labor on the projects. President Marvin Marquez is ially in charge of all three clubs. Barney Gonzales was president of the Bn anization, while Bill Cheatham was in charge of the HC. vrting a letterman sweater from now on will not necessarily mean that the wearer is ona fide member of that honor society . . . for accompanying the varsity letter t all will wear must be the Coyote shoulder patch of the Block MN Society. we Wt Smeg PACK -LETTERMEN-Below, include, first row, left to right: H. Mochizuki, I. Amey, R. Myers. G. Haney, C. Rushing. B. Hart, C. Yllaregui, J. Brosi, B, Gonzales, S. Kurisu. Second row: K. Adolphson, D. Chavira, S. Rubio, W. Jones, B. Hives. D. Hartfield, J. Diaz, J. Lilles, R. Chaffin, R. Bolding, J. Lilies, J. Siebert. Third row: T. Shitanislii, B. Butler, B. Musick, R. Espinoza, B. McDowell, R. Dunnigan, B. Cheatham, B. McDaniel, D. Maroon. Og' Jidg 't' CL- GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION l,Ii'l'TER WINNERS are: Ann Minamoto, Florence Gee, Willie Marsh, Sandra Jamfrey, Ruth Newcomb, Betty Scroggins. 0 I , 4 I To provide activity, to promote good sportsmanship, to de- velop healthy bodies . . . these are the principles of the Girls Athletic Association. With the competition in the noon tourna- ments keener every year, the number ol letter winners increas- ing every year, and the participants increasing every year, it is obvious that the organization is achieving those ends. Miss Lorraine Bowlus again this year headed the group, and saw with pride and satisfaction the larger and more enthusiastic turnout for the noon games, both in participation and in spectators. 7 yrgg A typical scene of one of the many activi- ties at noon sponsored by the effervescent WIS' LORRAINE Bowws, Advisor 7 P': 'S fe FOOTBALL CHAMPS, THE ALL-STARS-Back row: James Jackson, David Chavez, Jack Toschi, Gene McLaughlin. Front row: Ed Lara, Henry Polanco, Sal Rubio, Ken Adolphson. Edsel Willianis. B Fo IEJN ROBINSON ot all Commis . BOB M szon er B k URRAY as etball Commissioner BASKETBALL CHAMPS, THE l'llLLBlLLlES-,Darrel Marroon, George Unli, Thur- man Cheatham, Richard Dnnnigan, Bernard McDaniels. John Aoki. X- HYDE PARK CLOTHES ARROW SHIRTS CII' DUNCAN 81 SCHEID Ladies' Apparel on Mezzanine Floor JARMAN SHOES DOBBS HATS FURNITURE - APPLIANCES JENNINGS BROS. FURNITURE CO. Phone I437 I25 So. D FLOOR COVERINGS COSMETICS GREETING CARDS CANDIES SUNDRIES MADERA DRUG co. 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