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

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I I I MR. L. C. THOMPSON MRS. PAT ROOT l J l93l will mrobably refer to The graduates of Madera llnion High Sc-hoo in une. ' I themselves in the future as the first senior class to have used our beautiful new Home Economics Building. 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

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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.