Madera Union High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Madera, CA)
- Class of 1955
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Q -ul 4 4 W My fL,,,,5J rg cyl. ?1,,La fav jflffml Editorial Stall W' Eggffi w We Q F NEditor Sandra Jarntrey Lila J 51,4 My 52523.23 i:'::,f'?:f:::,':ge, fi, QQ 1 1 I' Sports Editor Charles Qutierrez i I . f a .lldfvjex f Photographers Ken Martin, Mr. Richard Mastm Q Matchette Studio, Hurst Studio Q xl ' bffffkldd 1-o s 1 QQ X s f sl Up QR NJ sf ' gblmwv sf , px ' jemswm , --O F' B V gill ll mal smart fwfr 'LJWW74 Q X it Q ' o iev utl , Ron Brooks, Judy Russell, Beverly cg! ell, nk Davis, Pat Wiens, Joan Cappelluti , Q ' Be rly B t , Janice StePPf Margie Dominici,DaniyJJ ' is R . N ls N , - fl ' N x W W miligill B s iff lf' sillllflflillllsa Wi' Wisbg if :U 1 L? is 5 N EE 1 ? 5 E S, is 35 R, E E xi is 51 ef X, ga Q 153 fi 2 B w E 3 1 . ' 1 :il I Q 3 E, E Q M :gl 5 2 5 J if 'I Z2 X, 2 ff? l MllM0lllAll F Y'6' '937 Errolyn Base, Class af 1955 S 1 October I4, 1954 Errolyn Case showed- her loyalty and her friendliness to all in everything she did. ' d l'f d ave enjoyment Her time with us was short, but it was full, for she enloye n e an g to others. A friend such as she cannot be forgotten. llllllllll'l'lll l .1 1 The humor and patient teaching of Mr. Richard Mastin have been mefnorable experiences to many of us. For several years, Mr. Mastin has been faithfully ready to take pictures for all school organizations. For these and many other reasons, the class of i955 dedicates this book to aman who has played an important part in our high school career ----- Mr. Mastin. M f M M 9m W - ,131 f : , QA A X X 1 M EIN 'X X ,Z maya p ' Q if 4 .1 maegf- ff w 5 f Ib W Suu! 'IQ' Wi Fw H- W ,,,.w' EE' AIIMlNlS'l'IlA'l'l0N CLASSES MJTIVITIES SP0ll'l'S CUNTENTS .xp g ., A I ADMlNlSTRATl0N X955 June NNP-D NXodeX Stop , Look, Choose'-f The new X955 senRor modeX comes Rn manv shapes, sR1.es,and shades. Nak- ah are hkgh powered , s'rrKc'rXv modern Rn deign and oiiered vvkrh onhf one g,akKsQac'rKon oi the generaX pohho . e than ever 'oerore that unXess the shlXe , 'che erik, he nevl modeXs keep pace vlhh 'che ever XXX dXmKnRsh3 'Chev WKXX become oi rhe counrrv . sing orahv, ' rfhnd , vin r0or ce of K 'canoe YN onomv Jrnorea ds o3r0 rn The pas! year has sho ckencv , and 'che servkce periorman crR'rKcaX 'ook demandkxg puhhc, rheKr acoep a drug on the market, derrkmenkahv arieotkng 'che ec XX Ks, true 'char the prkce is high, resuhing Xorgehf Yrom the ever cosk of 'orKngKng out 'che new and modern modeXs ,bak as Nona, as Khe pubhc demon Ks 'rhoseresponsR'oXeior The produckshave hor one recourse, umeek khe demands For rhe engKneers, 'fhXs is indeed o constant chahenge . L. C . Thompson, ?rKncApaX Harry A. Vollborn Along with hismany dutiesas vice rinci al Mr Voll P P - - born has charge of the daily bulletin, checking ,graduation credits, teaching, and many other tasks. Yet, with all this he remains a happy person and friend to students and faculty alike. Mary Jardine A very busy person and wonder- ful friend to all the girls is Miss Jardine. She is always very busy with teaching English and handling her many other tasks. The girls of MUHS are a chief interest to her. ' wwf fl L A A A, X Rinaldo Wren The warm interest Mr. Wren takes in student welfare is very sincere, though he has the unpleasant task of discipline among both boys and girls. Some of his many other tasks include class formulation and the assigning of teachers to various classes. J A4 , V VL A s at v.-as if S ta L A V J A - is V . P - K . , ' K ,A :ig- ,V Lil A LLV: r XA' f'Z.I?,ff., V K xi -.-as . H VS H. . f - xg- f LN- it Y at 'fEgw'X f . ,nga 3 I I L,-' K. G, A ,Wg 4 v- rm Q -,X , .,,. n f K I fi f 1 ,X . ' u 'a YZF., mf mm ,nf ,chi we an 'Gilb- fqiri L-X14 .um- r .,,, ,. .r .. , W fhygxi: .A rf? 4 +m.,',. ,, A 1, x -Q 'vkAf Q' N ,. .Q 43. , ' l A A ALAN AMEN U English PETE BADORINE Driver Education, P.E LORRAINE BOWLUS Girls' P. E. VERNE BROOKS Boys' P,E. MELBA CAVALLERO English, Spanish LOIS CHAMBERS Health Coordinator ANITA CLARK Drafting THOMAS COCHRAN Mathematics GUY C. CRIPPEN English, Civics, Sr. Problems JANE CURRY Civics, U . S . History Sr. Problems NONA VAALA Ehgush NORMA DAVIS Biology and Girls' P PHYLLIS ESTES Journalism, English JACK EVANS Agriculture, Guidance JAMES FIFIELD Auto Shop CLARENCE FOSTER General Science, Physi Visual Aid GRACE FULLER Mathematics WILLIAM GAMBO Spanish LAVERN GAYMAN Sewing SANFORD GROV ER Guidance Director IACE HANHART Cafeteria, Cooking ILLIAM H ANSEN Woodwork, Drafting .AN HARKINS Band XRRY HOLCROFT Agriculture Shop LLLIAM HOOD Auto, Expl. Shop NE IANIC Girls' P. E. ARY JARDINE English, Dean ofGir1s ZRALDINE KAYLOR Tailoring,Homeliving, Sewing SEPH KEEBLE Biology ADELINE KOVACEVIC Typing, Clerical Practice RALDINE LEHNERT Foods, Girls' P.E. BERT LEON English BERT LICORISH Even. Business, Typing VID LINN English, Dtamatics N MacCOLLUM 'iano, Orchestra EX MBCDONALD Yoodwork, Expl. Shop BERT MACH ADO Jrientation, Guidance NIITA MALOY atin. Current and U.S. Iistory D MANGINI oys' P.E., Track H ARD MASTIN iology, Photography ur.. 1' .G,M,, I . - s aww? gi sifiss 1 . AW! 1, i 'igia J f ' 27 Tiff U7 fly at M31 .AX f ! - if 'C 'T M Kp' X T . -:INK 'fury 'S f, N tl' ' , 1 , 19 sr I g Y X . gg, 4 A . 4 1, ,fy gf, f . 4 MW,,,,r,, V ,ya s ,pn 9 h 'mr 1 A in J we C, V-6:17 ' up-J 4 mls. ,wiv 11 ,, -'fffvihfcro . y X hr, . Q X tw T -QV' ,dI '4Vl q,. f I .5 -A 1 if f' ' . K is i5 B r it ' X s A M ,sq fe' .., .W ,. s-58:6 i ,, ,E 7 ,fy Mum, ,.,5,s.- mf Q .-'vfagr Q L I, I Sv , A 'f,Tf97 f,,.aQyi.xi x as ,E J? X F, Q A pw t N mr' '55 ' 35- .V ,, R fi V in . . jeu! ,. -,,f.,, i ,Ma ' s , 1,, I , Ei Q I R. ' , Qf'5aQ ',. A, y ig--ZQifgi'?Jx E. ,M f, fm 1 . ,i - Z 7 5 ,W ,f X J ' ' I , '-'lmfffx V ,.,4u- .? af UQ fly A Marv, A ll A ,, sr ag, ff'- ii Q if , ' ' N d x ' I ' , , g T , ft- ,.., . 1 . f 'w ,I friw, x13,- ,aaoai I fr b. K '15 ' ,tyre-ap? 2, ' ' VF X in k ' nf K .rf rw W' ' I artsfif- WILLIAM MCLEOD English, Reading JOHN MIX English, Speaking JOSEPH MORICZ Typing, Gen. Business Law JEAN PATTON Spanish DINO PETRUCCI A gric ulture JOSEPH PETTIT History, Orientation ANDREW ROSS Art, Crafts DWAYNE SCHRAMM Bookkeeping, Typing Guidance BERTHA SOKER Office Machines, Stenography ALICE TRUEAX Chemistry, Guidance IESSIE TUCKER Stenography, Typing Bookkeeping HARRY VOLLBORN Vice Principal, History ROBERT WARNER Orientation, Coaching BERYL WEINSCHENK Art ROBERT WUESTHOFF Physical Education Coaching VIVEAN WIEGAND Librarian ROB ERT A WILLS Foods CONLEY WINDER Math. LOIS WORTHINGTON Vocal Music, Piano RINALDO WREN Dean of Boys SCHOOL The treasurer's office, one might say, is quite indispensible. Here, the records of stu- den body, class, and club funds are kept, pur - chase orders are obtained, and anything which has to do with finance. Also, many office supplies may be pur- chased here. LEFT TO RIGHT: Marlin Martin, Carl Rynerson, Mr. Beckman. NM 'QOENTER nl' ' ,f 'E' The guidance office keeps track of student records, classes, grades, new students, drop outs, and many other things having to do with scholas - tic abilities of students. College information can be obtained here from the many bulletins from all over the United States. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Grover, Mrs. Gould, and Ianice Tavares. M wp r maui W A SM The main office is a big factor to Madera High. Here, records of absences, tardiness, etc. are kept, phone calls received, and just any other of the many tasks which come up in an office. Several students work in this office during various periods of the day, typing, collecting absent slips, and running errands. LEFT TO RIGHT: Marlin Martin, Pat Root, and ,F W Edith Hughes. gb. ig., Z G13 v. 5 a ' Lil! ' ' We tg i i . . I f ,Q 'inf Q. People with aches and pains usually end up in the health office, where they receive pills, rub down, rest, or what have you. Also, anyone who has been absent due to illness, must go through here for absence slips. This office is assisted by students. LEFT TO RIGHT: Student, Mrs. Chambers, Mar- garita Ponce, Gary Stefanelli. , A c- . E' 4 Custodians This group keeps Madera High's appear- ance always at its best, the whole year long, rain or shine. They are LEFT TO RIGHT: Leonard Palacios, Marvin Marquez, Ioe Flores, Hugo Kelzer, Mr. James, Gene Renika, Mr. Kollman, head custodian, Mrs.Benderach, Mr. Hines, Herkie Palacios, Clarence Nance, and Richard Gentry. 31,51 fs Q. J Bus Drivers These people play a most important role as they make it possible for about thirty per cent of the student body to come to school. FRONT ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTQ: Jerry Butler, Doyle Johnson, Sarkas Sahatdjian, Wedford Marshall, Spot, fmascotj and Fred Morgan BACK ROW: Gene lay, Bert Clark, Augie Schmall, Manuel Deniz, Al Smith, Tony Nevis, and Bobby Gaither. Cafeteria Cooks The crew responsible for some pretty good meals served in the cafeteria are: LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Simpson, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Lowry, Mrs. Britton, and Mrs. Allen. ,X X-W Library This room is a most welcome sight to all Madera High students. The people who are there to help students in a jam are pretty won- derful, too. LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Miller, Mrs. Wieg- and, and Amy Gean Bartley. ,, 9 e Q? w 'E-111235 ,:1t?iiV w' E tx 2 Q CLASSES .' Uwpg Q UI 'u he N '--W FALL OFFICERS QLeft to Rightjz' Treasurer, Betty Lou Vieirag secretary, Janice Tavaresg president, Ben Robinsong vice pres- ident, Bill Musickg yell leader, Connie Rushing. Mrf'Gfmboa advisor. I 1 ' K., Q43 SPRING OFFICERS QLeft to Righty: President, Margie Dominici secretary, JoAnn Staggg vice president, Mike Urrutia g treasurer Sam Kurisu. ' rr Jessie Arias Robert Arranf Peggy Asfin Donna Mae Baccelli Ecl Raymond Balbas Margaret Barbosa Rachel Irene Barragan Sherry Elaine Baumbach Robert Daniel Beffa Ken Adolphson Barbara Mae Alexander Mayveril Amberr Rena Zoe Anderson Catalina John Andrade Frmces Arias Arbal lo y R is 'Qu Beverly Ann Betters Bertha Mae Breazell Helen Elizabeth Bridges Ronald John Brooks Richard Lee Bulfinch Marie Lucille Burgess Beverly Jean Burnell Harvey Gene Bush Bonnie .lean Butler Corine Butler Glen Neil Buttram Dorothy lrene Cannon Joan Celeste Cappelluti Paul Anthony Cappelluti Mary M. Capuchino Barbara Jean Cosgrove Virginia Elaine Cosgrove Clinton Ulyss Cozby Judith Ann Crowder Frankie Ruth Davis Maude Ada Davis Yvonne Wilma Carroll Esther Lee Chatman Kenneth F . Chesher Wal lace Edward Clark Daryl Leon Cloeters Willard Cody Rosario Gonzales Contreras Nora Joanne Cook Margaret Alene Cordes i Shirley Ann Denson Gilbert Diaz Margaret Louise Dominici Patricia .loye Dominici Merna Lee Duncan Bill James Faulkner Francis Fernandez Freida Jannett Fisher Walter Oliver Foshee Mina Frymire Joe Garcia Fuentes Salvador Garcia Fuentes Margie Elaine Gagliardini Richard C. Gann Sue Gann fi Marlene Elizabeth Gillett Cherrill Ann Gillette Sam Gilliland Norma Gist Margaret Gonzales Pete Lopez Gonzales John Edward Gower Seamon Gray Napoleon Green Mary Garibay Edith Irene Garner Aubrey Joe Garrett Peggy Jean Gentry Fred George Ghelarcli Nada Irene Gibbins Jimmy Valenfine Hernandez Twyla Gladys Hinson Harold Hobbs Donna Diana Hubbard Gordon Gene Isaacson Fanny Beatrice Jackson Charles Frank Gutierrez Norman Wayne Haire Dixie Lee Hancock Leslie Claude Harrell Helen Augusta Haskins Roger'Douglas Helm Frank Edward Henderson Mary Lou Hensley Stan Herman Nancy James Sandra Elizabeth Jamfrey Loretta Marlene Jennings Patricia Ann Jester John Willie Jones Robert Edward Jones Norma C lair Younger Don Scott Kirby Pete Kirk hu.. Donald Klein Bob Knight Josephine Ann Korte Bette Joan Krurn lsamu Kurisu Eddie Lara n Clefies Lewis Charles Eddie Linker Bob Lloyd Lively Lucy Loera Marcelino Lopez, Jr. Jessie Lopez xg'-yr Rosa Mary Lopez Barbara Joy Lucckesi Rebecca Luna Connie Maciel George Nelson Maddox John Jerome Mahon Patricia Cecile Markle Darrell David Maroon Carl Edward Marshall ,QLM in fin D' Theresa Martinez Elene Dura Mashburn Jolene Jane Mashburn Rosalie Marie Massetti Rosemary Mastrofini Virginia Mata Joe Anthony Mayorga Elby Joe McCooI Jerry Franklin McKee Walter Weclford Marshall Betty Jean Martin Frank Wilson Martin Paul Frederick Martin Jane Martinazzi Mary Lou Martinez If , 'M !'vf '5'i ii William Duane Musick Claudia Raylene Nelson Mary Anne Nesalhous Neil Lee Newcomb Robert Lee Nix Dorothy Wilma Oldham Marilyn Joyce McKinney Anita Maria Meneghin Lora Lee Miller Shirley Ruth Miller Ann Minamoto Horace Yomishi Mochizuku Gabriel Pedroza Montelongo Donald Dean Morgan Bill Morger Doris Padgett Don Paris Michael David Ylarregui Royce Gene Perkins Darlene Rae Perry Vera Ruth Peterson Bonnie Mae Pike Barbara Pisforesi Barbara Jean Pifto fl' Henry Flores Polanco Margarita Ponce Clarice Price Mary Leona Price Rowena Mae Price Wanda Mae Price Jerry Richard Pruett Willie Andrew Richardson Bob Levon Roberts Mike Roberts Ben Butler Robinson Donna Jean Rogers .l ' ,ggi l R 1,rr 5 affi- L Dan Bruce Root Helen Rosales Mary Ellen Rose Virginia Mae Rose Wanda Lee Rounsavill Sal Rubio Connie Lee Rushing Carole Lynn Russell Deanna Moe Sambueso Barbara Jean Seman Jan Clyde Shafer Dorothy Ann Shelton Toyo Shitanishi William Louise Shores Vernon Henry Smith Virginia Soria Jo Ann Stagg Burna Dean Steele Juanita Sanchez Genetta Fern Schmall Verne Henry Schnaidt Bart Sciacqua Joyce Marie Scroggins Donnie Hugh Scruggs Bobby Joe Stuckey Patricia Ann Swanson Alice Talamantes Barbara Jean Talley Bobbie Rae Taylor Janice Louise Tavares Beatrice Louise Tompkins Alvin James Turner William Michael Urrutia Dolores Mary Valdivia Theresa Valclivia Lois Ann VanAlstyne Evelyn Nancy Vaughn Betty Louise Vieira Patsy Delores Walker Bernice Starlene Wallen Retha Deloris Walker Lawrence Edward Ward Patti Ann Ward Ken Walters Carolyn Weaver Martha Nell Weaver Charlotte Marie Wells Patricia Ruth Wiems Charlene Willard Grady Mae Willburn J. C. Willburn Edsel Omega Williams Allen Woo Gary Lee Workman Jim Kenneth Yamaguchi gran .ew K.- ,. 1 gl '5 542 5 ,F 5 Q, RM' 2 Inamig yell leader, Sharron L vineg secretary, Diane Warbur- tong president, Jerry Siebertg treasurer, Vernon Petersong yell leader, Kenneth Shelton. ind ri ht Mr Moricz 43 ,ef ,, t f 1 4 'Q 3 A . . f L .vi as S 'ti ' , P, 1 A ...,, 4 9 i L4 4 j ,XJ M'-4:1 g .igr-f t ,A Sw . - b if O J. V' - SPRING OFFICERS fLeft to Righty: Yell leader, SharronLovineg 0 w secretary, Suelvleadowsgpresident, Kenneth Sheltongtreasurer, Wilma Tedfordg vice president, George Hatfield. Beatrice Abundis Darryl Adams Lupe Aguilar Dolores Aja Jerry Alves John Aoki Julia Arias Charles Armenta Jimmie Armentrout Katherine Ashton Marlene Atkinson George Atwell Ruby Avalos Gwen Babcock Jeanne Baranek JoAnn Bratta Jim Barsotti Amy Gean Bartley Harvey Bass Melvin Beatty Annie Bellinger Wallace Benefield Marie Berro Jerry Bittner Ken Boekenoogen Betty Bowling Charles Bradford Florine Breazell Bette Louise Brill Carol Brooks K 5: 5, -- 'J -iw We 1 ,, 1 Y A A ,.,' ,s ,ans 5 ga . P p ' .ri Q. U ...A .M -vi A A . 1 Q i .lit '- z ' va. 1 -- I lf- f 1... 1-' Q' Y - I --QSM Af y ,J . A .V Q ,wg 1- Vg 1: lE1-:gl .Lfj ,...,., ,,., K .V Tkk .VZ ..:, I 3521 Jjm ijrlqqauf as q. 0 ,1- si X remit 06 ev- V ff -N A.. 25 051: , 1-' , , 1 -N, Q , W x . Y W ' fff.2'i?.' 1 K X , MQ Q ' .X 6, -- 1 1- 41 we 1' far, f1.b:.z L r Y krv UJ i -2- ii 3 ' 7 X' . , . ' V - K il A, V f- a, , Jim Brosi Elizabeth Brown Lillie Brown Virginia Brown Eileen Burke Sheila Burke Casey Campbell lim Carlin Buddy Carrell Lula Carter Wanda Lou Carter Rudy Castillo Margie Cederlof Ron Chafin David Chavez Nestor Chavira Lilly Chavira Danny Chavira Thurman Cheatham William Cheatham Deanna Clair Janice Clark Ramona Clark Caroll Cooper Lupe Correa Carolyn Crane Allen Crosson Eleanor Culp Lupe Deanda Irene De La Rosa Rodric De La Rosa Frederick De Leon Eddie Diaz Euradell Dock Alton Dockery flu Jerry Dollar Ken Duncan Richard Dunigan ..... Wayne Dunn Caroline Dutcher J Faye Eddy Charles Edwards Eva Jo Elliott John Emo Sara Ervin Ray Espinoze Dean Ferguson Bill Fernandes Bobbie Fernandes Danny Femandes Dan Fimbrez Mary Fimbrez Olga Figureoa Jerry Fleming Christine Ford 2 Ak Nadine Ford - Luis Fuentes i if 'P 'Q' Henry Callegos , , .F V, g gi is W' 1' ev Calm E '57 I .,-h Garica Lupe Ig, rf' ll-i ,yL , ' 35 .L-LW if aff h gi NJN Ei? 127 'A is in A 'i ' vw s 'B im: 5 1 n Q I 3 3 ,gs-qv ru., v, 'Y' ,N-. xii 'F Ieesfgw QP ew: ,1::.mz:.: wnrzril' , -ar, -ff . f if 'w 2 Q ,fn , Q 1 nr' r ,S 21 51 r ' .ZX Hia V64 ' . ,4 f V 127' Y' an-v fii W 7 'els t , 4.-2. 5 Q. .I I ' fa ...,, ' ? 35 .. . fo . f fr Q .,,. , -1, gqggx. fx Zlifxf . f ,5jg ,'i 1 J, if My J J J .sfili V V A ' aoann s v 5 'f 6 w as w a 41... vw y G 198 ,155-. f.. go- V 5 Wx . . .H xx, , xl lf. 'Ds -if Whey. 48 --,g: gfiirqhvd lr 3565 1 If, 1-we ifff iigrg.. .rg 36 Marlene Gendron Barbara Gentry Richard Gentry Ernie Gomes Barney Gonzales Jennie Gonzales Mary Gonzales Dick Gordon Zefferene Greene Jerry Greer Margaret Guerra Daisy Guerrero Virginia Hall Norman Hart George Harfield Maydell Hendrix Ray Hernandez Helen Herrera Eugene Holm Joann Hoskins Mary Howe Harold Helton Lu Inami Mary Hendrickson Clinton Jackson Clarence Jacobsen Calvin Jerrerson Arlene Jordan Elmer Joseph Choy Jung Mary Ann Kanedy Kay Kearns Marcia Kenefick Allan Kennedy Beverly Kilday Doyal Kirby Peggy Kirk Kathleen Komoff Richard Krause Annita Kutch Enily LaMattina Bobbie Lee Roy Lee Arbadella Leon Joe Lilles Joyce Long Richard Lopez Sabino Lopez Barbara Lequieu Walter Lovelady Marlene Loveland Sharon Lovine Harold Lyon Gene Maddox Ron Mahaffey Ermoys Malone Giles Manwaring Jennie Manzanarez Harold Maroon Thomas Marovich VIN.. Q O Ni fx. nk K,-A. a 0 vie qv-wr an 'ua' K V ' 3. ,Q-.. -an ., gf: I r 3 liz fm fr 'af' 5:3 f T151 , XL in fi X, nm? 'lil Q, rm 99-8 x 'Nu N 38 yr V,-HN Dale Martin Gwenell Martin Ken Martin Larry Martin Ioyce Martina Gina Martinelli Evelyn Martinez Felix Martinez Manuel Martinez Margaret Martinez Carolyn Mashbum Johnnie Massetri Mary Matticks Loyce Maybon Zebede Maybon Louise McCall Bob McDowell Bernie McDaniel Kay McLean Jack McNally Sue Meadow Roger Melikian Anita Mendrin Pat Merck Ilinka Mihich Waldo Miles Bill Miller Monica Miller Sonya Miller Ozzie Mitchell Tootsie Montanari Sharon Moon Betty Io Moore Bill Moore George Moore Beth Morgan Ada Morrow Patsy Nimmo Dick Naito Lane Oberti Donald Obohire Clancy O'Krum R. C. Oliver Jeri Ann Pagnini Gregory Palacioz Mary Parker Priscilla Peterson Vernon Peterson Brooks Pfister Helen Pistoresi Jeanne Russell Wanda Ross Don Rose Charlotte Romero Barbara Rollins Cmz Rodriguez Marilyn Roberts Darla Robbins Bob Reinhardt Beverly Ramsey veg 39 sq? -vw' lf' 0' .V I' SY. 49 3 Ns.. Bev Ragnetti Donald Price Ronnie Powell Jane Powell Mary Sampaulesi Agustine Sanchez Morton Schmall Wanda Schroeder Shirley Sconce Betty Scroggins Lois Scruggs Art Seagraves Freddy Self Vernell Session Ken Shelton Gifford Sherman Jerome Siebert Coleene Sims Dorothy Sims Emily Smith Bernice Smith Barbara Smoyer Ardelle Solberg Jim Spraggins Bob Stafford Joyce Strahan James Steep Janice Stepp Pat Strid Gary Stefanelli Bill Tolmachoff Pat Taylor Topsy Tedford Bob Thompson Joyce Thompson Ted Tiaga Donna Traphagan Dorothy Tumer George Unti Jesse Urquidez Rudy Vallez Pam Van Curen Joyce Velasquez Lawrence Walston Robert Wall Diane Warburton George Wells Walter Wells Johnnie West Janet Whitney Jeri Joy Wider Clarence Wilson Louis Wilson Barbara Wilson Gary Wood Diana Faye Woo Jeri Yadi Arlene Yick Junior Yick J F lik f'fi . ' -',1 , J .. 'r.5:'- 'L -1 ' .'f5:?f5?' fr - . vc f ' ' ' 1 . M ' A rw ,:..' .1 ' i fr' -, J 41 -EE- ...av ,ll 1 ,yilhdil rr' X v ,-Y 1' J Y ..,...,.-' ,. in Kusscble is 3: mock. lfg Nm PV . 6 fo b 3 u . KOQ O y Q new UWOY c0r, . ,AW wail .., rg, Qi ' ' - cl Honey love ? Srror19m'nde FIRE DRILL SQUAD-TOP ROW: Wiens, Lasher, Pruett, Siebert, Gordon, Hernandes, Gann, Birch, Mr. Grover, Roberts, Pfister, Hart, Robinson, Dupreau, Lilles, Lilles, Mashburn BOTTOM ROW: Butler, McDowell, Martin, Kurisu, DeWo1f, Fleming, Williams, Shitanishi, Lively, Hernandez, Hobbs, Newcomb, Root, Herman, Walters. 'i 'F fr All AA l AVA h o i mL hl'? mfifzi.. The book store has some Kal Charlie Gutierrez sells ice-cream The candy store is Richard Gentry's Cugfomers, to unsuspecting victims. specialty. JollyMashburn salutes something. NJ' i ' 'A i 1 ,gg . S' T The Senior Girl Scouts demonstrate their i eating ability. Marlene Foster, a lost Senior. The arm is Jim Hernondes'sp Charlie Miss Bowlus and Miss Davis try their The inner sanctum. . . .a bird's eye Gutierrezand Pot Dominic! work on luck on the five-mile ski high viewof Sandra Jamfreyand iokes in the yearbook. hurdle. annual room. 1 , , 'ew 11 FALL OFFICERS: Vice prusidurn, Lloyd Anlcyg prusidr-nt, Jim Justiccg secretary, Par Nolang rrcasurr-r lure Kcnncdy. A I, wp f 'I I I 'Vis-' av Lefr, Mr. Lyon and rlght, Mr. McLeod, adwrsors - , A, .3 ,:,.. 9-3 0' I SPRING OFFICERS. Suuctary, LynLtteMart1n,rrr asurrr, Top per Haneyg president, Ken Butlcrg vice president, Myron Brown. Bettie Abercrombie Larry Albee Delia Aldarna Sylvia Allred Lloyd Amey Virginia Alvarez Mary Andrade Ellen Aoki Rei Evelyn Arias ko Aoki Rudy Arballo Harold Ashton Joe At Joh Frank Balbas ilano n Averill Evelyn Baker Sally Balch C arol Ann Bandoni Paul Barboza Gaspar Barragan l .,.e-f -Q' Mggmnmx vii, ug., x ff Clifford Bartley Steve Bates John Bealessio Gerald Bellach Joe Beltran lean Benefield Lena Benefield Sandy Biancalana Bob Birch Rusty Birch John Bittner Katherine Blackburn Ralph Bobo Palistene Bond L.D. Bowerman Lyle Brace Anna Brackins Ken Bradley Bev Brandt Regime Brill f-. Dorothy Brooks Glenna Brookshier Florence Brown Loretta Brown Myron Brown Oliver Buchanan Lawrence Bush Kay Butler Ken Butler Don Butler Velma Iean Butler Ray Calderon Tommy Campbell Buddy Cantrell lim Cappelluti Joyce, Carmack Sammie Carrasco Lydia Carrillo Fidencio Carrillo Martha Carrillo 1 y . .,,. K N lrfxf 1 f V A K 1 or Rosie Carrillo Clyde Carrleerox Darlene Carroll Julianna Cassidy Adeline Castillo Donna Castleberry Ralph Castro John Cavin Susan Chandler Mary Chapa Happy Chappell Virgie Chavira Bobby Cheatham Bill Clark Susan Conn Wayne Cragton Ann Craig Angie Cruz Robert Cunningham Yvetta Curran if lil il' I Ieraldine Ewing Yvonne Edwards Betty Esparza Vivian Evans Joe Farias Glenda Farmer Rachel Figueroa Bernice Flippo Jess Francher Helen Frazier Miguel Garcia Alfred Garrett Donie Gist Ruth Gonzales Jennie Gonzales Paul Gonzalez David Greenlaw G.V. Goodwin Bob Hood Max Davis Ruben Davis Alice De La Rosa Natale Dellavalle Ian Diar Alphonse Diaz Gilbert Diaz Helen Diaz Joe Diaz Johnny Diaz Yloanda Dominguez Wayne Dumont Billy Dunigan Bob DuPreau Lue Echols Judy Ecklund Ben Edwards Darlene Edwards Ruth Edwards Willie Edwards Dale Griffin A 5 V fi Ti? w l J 'fi ,usb 'ssasfa Yr - wig-' zf . sl QPU J 511 . si um gk AU, , Y 53 likes fp i ii 42 F ' 1X ' M Q at fx ,,1 h-. Flora Hedge Ethel Hod ges Louella Holm Nancy Hook Patti Horder Lee Huffman Joan Hunt Bessie Hunter Johnny Hutchinson Myra Hurley Irby lness Luella Jackson HaPPY Ma James ry James Clifford Jenkins Earl Jones Helen Jung Jim Justice Norrita Karels Charles Kauffman Dory Griggs Thomas Griggs Armando Haguera Bob Hahn Richard Harbart Bob Hart Doris Haire Ken Hannah Virgil Haley Topper Haney David Hartfield Darlene Haupt Shirley Haywood Doyle Helm Christine Henderson Theresa Hernandez Vincent Hernandez Donald Hill June Hill Larry Hill Jim Keating Frances Kenefick Lynn Kelley . Jere Kennedy V tk r f -irg Z. Clydie Mae Kidd Jim Knight Stanley Kutch Donna Komoff Lowell Lampkins Roland Lasher Marion Laudon Alvin Leon Quock Yee Leong Mary Sue Leguieu Shirley Lewis John Lilles Jo Daulton Iackie Lindsey Pauline Linker Ginger Pira Z5 Mary Lopez Arleta Lorensen Theodore Luna Amelia Maciel Iosephina Maciel Joe Maciel John Maclntyre William Madewell Robert Mahon ,,., John Malone Jerry Martin Lawrence Martin Lynette Martin Mary Martinez Paul Martinez Richard Martinez Larry Mata Barbara Mathis Laurel Ann Mastrofini Lupe Mayorga Charles Mays Ted McCaleb Robert McCall Karen McClaran George McClay Mike McCoy Charlene McDane1 Jesse McFerren Virginia McKinney Ann McMurray Charlotte Merck Mary Ann Merritt Jimmie Ann Miller Mitsuko Minamoto Jerry Mlnshaw Earleen Mitchell Dolores Montez Irene Moore Marion Moore Trini Moralez ..--5:-,355 I--.ragga ww .... .:'n:- V5-2 5 .noi 'X WW l i Ray Morgan Marilyn Morger Charles Morrison Junior Murillo Clyde Murrey Anna Neal Mary Need Alan Nicholas Gary Nicholas Harvey Nickell Pat Nolan Charles Noli Ioanne Olivas George Olivas Beth O'Neil1 Abe Osuna Shirley Pacheco Gonzalo Palamares Beatrice Parker Louise Parris yf Bird Roberts Beatrice Roberts Patricia Ritchie Evelyn Riley Jim Reynolds Janice Real Laura Ratley Wayne Ragnetti Linda Sallaberry Fred Santillan Elutorio Santellan Wynn Sanderson Delfina Sanchez John Sambueso Judith Schlotthauer Gerald Schmidt Reiko Shitanishi Chuck Simpson Franklin Simpson Marie Smith Lawrence Pa vey Bessie Payne Louis Pentorali Elo Gail Pickett is People Charles Phillips JoAnn Pico Mildred Price Walter Price Fred Polanco Angelina Ponce Judy Russell Juanita Rushing Pauline Ribio William Ross Mary Roman Pauline Rodriguez Rose Robley Don Robinson Roberta Roberts -Qi Y . Q George Thomas David Thomas Akiharu Teranishi Sharon Taylor Marilyn Taylor Jesse Tavares Lucille Tamura Hope Talamantes Dolores Valenzuela Stella Valles Jim Van Buren Janet Venturi Birdie Wafer Jerry Watanabee Gordon Walker Betty Weaver Mary Weaver Dudy Weis Carl Wheeler Cecil Wilburn --Q George Simpson Linda Snapp Barbara Sordi Elizora Sotelo James Steer Martha Stephenson Geraldine Stogsdill Lauone Stotts Leslie Stratton Margaret Sullivan Rose Trujillo Dean Truett Jeanetta Townley Walter Tow Irene Torres Grace Tolmachode Elmer Tindal James Thomton Shirley Thompson Gerald Thompson ...a-ff' Willie Williams Mary Williamson Jimmie Willismaon Daryl Wolf Raymond Wong Y . ag Laverne Woods Charles Ybarra Janet Yick Clarence Ylarregui Frank Yoshida Doris Young Larry Pearson Mof9le X' You hotd' .,-.an dsqhfq ' pleQse 'Y A Thafls if . Always eatin' ' smllej 53 gg QW Clarence Ylarragui is pictured a ewe and her new lamb. hungry heifer. Above is Lowell Lampkins and his - . 3 3 l Xi ! N' Casey Campbell is shown with his Q ' prize heifer. Below, these healthy swine are being tended by an unidentified person and Bill Morger. rfys , . A fi treed monkey QU of Rhoding Park. f Making up for Junior Operetta. Iamfrey teaches 'Dennis the Menace' some ba-a-ad habits. ,N 5 Q 1 Q ' f , . 1 a' -'. .' 1 ,Hi , k wr. 5 A 'Q 1 'VH r. kia if ' - in I? 1 g if? J Q FS F rg. ' A ,meg f, 1 , 25 1 25' . , ., , K f f Q- '-, x 'K - ' ' ' . ' , in s, Q 'M r 3' ri ET l VX: my ts - U 'gy r W I ,.-..,,0 ,,2,,.,,, Those girls are always eating! Junior bathers take in sunlight plus a little vitamin D. 77 ' 'W I' Q3 f I .MZ Z M is Mix Juniors surround Ford's car. Gina Mafiiflelli is the ll1f1i0l' girl Who Just Seniors can take pictures like this is attending Girls' State this year. of Frankie, Marie, Bonnie, and Mary. MW ...,. x, Q if .r Freshman advisors ore Mr. Thomas Cochran, Mr. BobMochcdo , and Mr . Bob Warner . lv -.... ' e F ' A 1 FALL QFFICERS: Vice president, Gary Allison: president, Henry Hernandezg secretaryg Mary Culpg treasurer, Charles Nesmith. FRE IIME fu 1 Q v g '11 16 M' 5'g.,,w U: ,iw I 1 u 0 if wut if 6 . u 1 , iff Q , S ' ll! x F- . f M-lg. .a2.'.g..:. SPRING OFFICERS: VICC presxdent, Marshall M cK1nney treasurer, Art Roque, secretary, Conme Gee, presxdent, Stan ley Adolphson. v David Adams Herman Adams Stanley Adolphson Pat Aguilar Frances Alderman Tommy Alexander Bill Allen Gary Allison Sal Alvarez Joanne Alviso Thelma Anderson Paula Andrew Nabuko Aoki Jessie Arballo Raymond Arias Jesse Armenta Larry Arnold Wanda Arnold Judy Artenian Wanda Astin ,-'J A fx.. www wake f X hw f Danny Atilano Jerry Atkinson Sally Baker Gene Balbas Robert Baranek Frank Barboza Josephine Barela Kenneth Bartley Norma Baumback Melvin Bayles Gene Beck Edith Bell Carolyn Bellinger ' Jim Beverage John Bigger Judy Bingham Alice Bishop Maxine Blankenship Frances Blanton Carolyn Blenn Mary Bolding Luckie Bond M f Vsffvx ':,: 'FQ , . ag l Larry Boone ' ' ' Verna Boss ' h V Fitzhugh Bowen .,.-rx fi 1 Virginia Bowman Charles Bradley Wayne Bradley Kelvin Brandt Barbara Branstetter Melvin Breazell Don Brindley Lola Bridges Gracie Broadway Patsy Brooks Barbara Brosi Evelyn Brown Dick Brown Marjorie Brown Raymond Brown 00 Ruth Brown Jean Bruce Kenneth Burke Barbara Burleson Judy Burnell Archie Burnett Fay Bush Dennis Cain Sylvester Ruthie Butler Billy Butler Raymond Byers Camarena Shirley Camden Mary Candia Danny Carlin Esther Carrasco Helena Carrillo Archie Carter Naita Carter Babe Cavis l Carol Davis Lonnie Davis Patricia Davis Chester Davison Annie Deanda Jim De Masters Richard Deming Audrie De Private Darlene De Sha Bennie Diaz Grace Diaz Irvin Dilbeck Kenley Dilbeck Frank Donobedean Ronald Dunn Duvall Hollis George Eddy Bob Edmonston James Egger Gayle Enochs Mona Cereghino Martha Chatman Ma nuel Chavira Mary Chavira Elizabeth Cheek Glennie Chrisco Jesse Clancy James Clark Eva Cook Clashmae Sandhy Penny Cobb Carla Cosgrave Mike Cox Michael Crafton Don Cudd Viviano Cruz Mary Culp Joyce Curtis Tommy Da Silva John Daulton 5. v . xt, yyi' me W Richard Espinoza John Etherridge Leon Ewing Kieth Fulmer Richard French David Freeman Victor Frank Barbara Foster Jesse Flores Hazel Flanary Jackie Fisher Richard Firmalo Arthur Fimbrez Cynthia Ferris Reba Ferrill Ronald Fegley Salvador Gallegos Betty Garrett Kenneth Gazaway Constance Gee 'R f fi ...a- 5 tx I- Alfons Glass Dale Gleichweit Julian Graham Albert Gray Sylvia Gray Francis Guerrero Florence Gutierrez James Hagar Donnella Haggard Ethel Haney Betty Hand David Hanna Ronald Harbart Deborah Hartfield James Harris Darleen Haskell Jerry Hawkins John Paul Hawkins William Helm Cora Helton s-4, ,A Larry Jantzen Le Roy Jefferson Duane Jennings Roger Jenkins Erna Johansen Linda Jones Norma Jones Alfred Jordan Quong Jung Jerry Kakuk Jeanette Kelzer Beverly King Margaret King Richard Kuckenbecker Betty Kurata Nancy Lakeman Virginia Lee Gary Lewis Jerry Lloyd Fred Lockhart Wanda Hensley Hank Hernandez Fred Herrera Lucille Herron Loretta Jackson Richard Herron Nolan Hobbs Pat Hobbs Ola Mae Hobbs Cynthia Jackson Edwin Howard Taylor Howell Diane Huettl Robert Hunt William Jacobsen Terry Huntsman Eddie Isaacson Carolyn Jackson Ernest Jackson Gary James Robert Lopp Don Long Rosie Lopez Joe Lopez Norvel Charles Macon Oscar Macon Mike Mahaf fe Leslie Malone Loraine Mandnle Paul Mangham Jessie Manzanarez Bruce Mariam Levon Markham Gayle Marlar Linda Marshall Steve Martin Diane Martina Adolph Martme111 Germana Martinez 1 Lyona W H 1 '12 f A , i, T 5' -L JS- Sharlene Page Elmer Parker Richard Passmore Ray Perez Bert Perry David Pfister Larry Pierini Marshall Poore Donald Powers Carl Price Darvel Price Bob Prosperi Joan Qualis Paul Ramirez Ruben Ramirez Susan Ramirez Curtis Reed Luanne Reed Lupe Reyes Alta Ricketts 'af' David Montelongo lo Ellen Moore Joyce Moore Richard Moore Frank Morgan Bemice Morrison Vernon Moss Carole Mott Joyce Munday Viola Muradanes Karyl Murray Jerry Nascimento Quincy Nash Betty Nelson Tim Nelson Charles Nesmith Ronny Noblin Manuel Nunez Julia Olivas Billy Owens 5' 'M ,ffx an 59,34 Elizabeth Ridge Carol Riley Jeannine Riley Phillip Robbins Savino Robles Joe Rocha Deborah Rodriguez Mary Rodriguez Max Rodriguez Arthur Rogue Ramona Rooha Joann Ross Joy Anne Rose Johnny Ruiz Thomas Russell Orlanodo Samora Carmelita Sanchez Bill Sanders Lupe Sandoval Raymond Sandoval Tony Savala Curtis Session Ken Schroeder Odell Scott Norman Selton Margie Shepherd Yoshitaka Shitanishi Lola Shoemake Jimmie Shook Porfirio Silva Bonnie Simmons Larry Simpson Floyd Sinks Bob Smallie Dorothy Smith Richard Smith Marjorie Sordi Rookie Sordi Pat Sotello Henry Soza 1 Charles Tucker Joyce Turner Norma Upton Johnny Valles Billy Martha Van Zandt Joe Varela Deanna Vaughn Evelyn Verduzco Robert Voorhees Lewis Voyles Betti Waag Jerry Waag Dewayne Walker Frank Wall Walters Bobbie Ward Geneva Warren Myma Warren Shirley Weaver Kaye AX .v N.. Linda Sprague Wilma Steele Faville Steen Joyce Stepp Henry Sullivan Leon Swaffar Leona Swaffar Sidney Swanson Darlene Sydebotham Robert Tate Nora Talamantes Dorothy Taylor Jerome Telzer Miyeko Teranishi Johnnie Thompson Ruby Thompson Jim Thomton Elmer Tischmacher Pete Trevino Mary Lou Trillo -lah 3 hinges an 4' A N. ,, Miriam Weinberger Derrel Whitfield David Williams Dennis Wisener Donald Wisener W ,ff was ,ff x f X V t .. A Margaret Wisener Faye Wormington Phyllis Yamaguchi 3 Nye Bernard Ylarregui Jimmy Yoshida Jack Young Soledad Verdusco Josie Vizcarra Q ,XX 'Q N Sunnlng Illii H FBLA OFFICERS: Bobbie Taylor, Genetta Schmall, Barney Gonzales, Jeri Pagnini, Pat Baccelli SECOND ROW: Pat Weins, Rosalie Masetti, Margaret Cordes, Nada Gibbins. 6 beach. Have fora 1 Da Hey,THHe! 5 1 if l . lv , W, .. F5522 ' ,ri-if ?f, f1'- ' ,f J vw , H5225 5 ' Q, ' , fs J 'zfg A. f . -s f, Mg At. f 'ta A' -M ' J :.,.,: M 4' . , at M m it fff iQ,l.1 f . rls' League Wheels, alias Chow Hounds . Ain't she cutel 1954 Blossom Gutierrez freezes while Coppelluti Day Queen. takes his time. Scholarship Society initiates on dress-up day, JoAnn Boratta, Janet Whitney, Christine Ford, Janice Clark. xi 7 , J 41 W., ,, A , my if Busybodies instill spirit into Coyotes For the Big Game . KLeft to Rightl: Janice Clark, Verne Schnaidt, E.J. Elliott and Monica Miller. '.', . ,,., , 5 5 1 'i J i t V 3 l ' t., , 2 f 1 Ein f - we f . A ' l 'fi 1 .y f -:W is ei? x ,,,,. HQWQEQQP- , '-0 . X S N l 2 ' l 3 W W ,gy ,,if 4,51 ' Tiitl ff is M is ,ff MUHS students are by now happily familiar with the guidance program under the direction of Sanford C. Grover. With a careful study of the student through observation, interviewing and testing, the counselor is able to map out an educational program best suited to the individual, and to provide vocational guidance. Many students have found valuable help and advice on personal problems at the counselor's table. P? NN, A 4, S 151: 7 NWN' A A '-Nxt' A 1 Q, gm Tv -lv I ' ,Qf -' ,-,?'1 3pm 5 S w E Z M Y ACTIVITIE ,Q '- -un-I A ,tg , i .V . Margaret Louise Dominici Fall Student Body President The Fall Student Council was a very busy and hard working group. During their term in office, many things were accomplished for the student body welfare. President Margie Dominiciwas one of the four girl presidents in our school history and had the ability to carry on many repoonsibilities. Jeri Pagnini, Social Welfare, or vice president, was Margie's right hand help. Clerk Myron Brown kept the minutes, ofeach meetingin order. In charge of the money bags was Deanna Sambueso, Finance. Norma Younger, Commissioner of Publications, kept the student body informed on student councilmatters, Commissioner of Awards, Bill Cheatham, and his Frosh helpers have kept the trophies in top condition. Commissioner of Girls' Athletics, Jolly Mashburn, kept the girls' sports in line, which proved to be a job and a half. JoAnn Stagg and Pete Gonzales, presidents of Girls' League and Boys' Federation, had a lot of responsibilities being in charge of their respective student body members. Mike Urrutia, Rally Committee chairman, and Bobby Thompson, head yell leader, encouraged school spirit in the student body at the games and rallies. The class pres- idents were Senior, Ben Robinsong Junior, Jerry Seibertg Sophomore, Jimmy Justiceg Freshman, Henry Hernandez. JoAnn Stagg Girls' League President Pete Gonzales Boys' Federation President Ben Robinson Senior Class President Rf isl g 1 Jerry Seibert Junior Class President . , ,. ' Us ' ' 5 Jim Justice A -My Sophomore Class President P . 7W,,... ,. '1C!h-pup by H H Henry Hernandez A Freshman Class Pres. ,. i -'Ak N -.1-yv Q11- Mr. Joe Pettit Advisor Among the many things which the F all Student Council accomplished were establishment of the Grin 'n Growl Box, the arrangement for class yells before assem- blies, and the organization of the Entertainment Club which was formed in order to have a constant and ever ready supply of talent for school organizations and assem- blies. Ieri Pagnini A sociai waifare fish Deanna Sambueso x i Finance Bill Cheatham Awards Nlorma Younger 3ublications Jolene Mashburn Commissioner of G.A.A. fl ,nf Myron Brown C Clerk of Commissioners . if it X i n y c L,1 U 'DA Mike Urrutia Rally Committee Chairman Bobby Thompson Head Yell Leader JV' I Q -'-N. i - V t, 15'-LIL' E C N r tts C S r .m: 9 'ff args TW:- ...Y 9 aan? C 'Wk I G V ,-in Q rr 'Q 1 1 r .4...-l9 ' 6' Mr. Joe Pettit 5 t t , or 1 Advisor g 5 ,,,,,f 4 ll , - i Johnnie Massetti it A Rally Committee Chairman i -f x It ' Q Q db 'Ib AQ t X' ' V Bob Thompson . 7 5 is ' Head Yell Leader The Spring Student Council got off to a good a ,pu-me ' J I W. 1 start by sponsoringa dance, free to the holders of wi f , V student body cards, which they hope will be an N , A f ,rl annual affair and an incentive for prospective 7 n student body card buyers to buy. ig This council also changed the requirements 'V I A f' gk. and methods ofelection of candidates for student 5 L1- ' body officers among the many other important N '15,-, legislation which they carried out. .--- -S IQ Q ,gy W new 5' ai , 9, F 105 E t iii, Edu 'lls ' Jerry Seibert Awards Lucille Inami Finance Verne Schnaidt Social Welfare Kay Butler Clerk Martha Weaver Girls' Activities Sandra Iamfrey Publications Sl' S llllllll llllll lli lllllll The Spring Student Council has also been a hard working group. Working hard with President Ben Robinson were vice president, or Social Welfare, Verne Schnaidt: clerk Kay Butler, and Finance, Lucille lnami. Also, Commissioner of Publications, Sandy Jamfrey: G.A.A. Commissioner, Martha Weaver: Awards, Jerry Seibert: RallyChairman, Richard Gentry: head yell leader, Bob Thompson. Deanna Sambueso and Mike Roberts were presidents of Girls' League and Boys' Federation. These jobs are two of the largest in the school, since each has charge of his own half ofthe student body. Seniorclass presidentwas Margie Dominici: junior, Ken Shelton: sophomore, Buz Butler: freshman, Stanley Adolphson. Q Benjamin Butler Robinson Student Body President flargie Dominici enior Class President Mike Roberts Boys' Federation President Deanna Sambueso Girls' League President ' s 1 .,,.:.iK Yr ' VV ,-' 1 T it ei i tanley Adolphson - 5 T -. . Q V L.. li . T f T R eis s reshman Class President 91, ' - f . ' . A my Buz Butler C S if Sophomore Class President t RQ f Kenneth Shelton w.,, T Q, Junior Class President S. i.l' if I i .as - H ., A ,-if, 1 A . ,ag -,s xg Pete Gonzales Fall president SPRING COUNCIL-FIRST ROW: Roger Melikian, Mike Mahaffey, Henry Her- nandez, EdBa1bas, IimHernandez, Top- per Haney SECOND ROW: George Har- field, Louie Hernandez, Roland Lasher, Mike Roberts, Paul Cappelluti, Eddie Lara, Sal Rubio, Ken Adolphson. If we 1? ,, W it 'ff . 'I I is a I p e ' in V' E Mr . Wuesthoff Advisor Mike Roberts Sprung president FALL COUNCIL-FIRST ROW: Bill Musick, Ken Adolphson, Mike Roberts, Henry Polanco, Pete Gonzales SECOND ROW: Arthur Roque, Henry Hernandez, Bob Hart, Pete Kirk, Ed Balbas, Art Sotelo. All Madera High Boys belong to Boys' Federation, under the sponsorship of Mr. Wuesthoff. The Boys' Federation Council, or executive committee, is composed of the president and his officers. These offi- cers are vice president, secretary, treas- urer, handshaker, and also, two represent- atives from each of the four classes. The council plans all of the entertainment for meetings. H 'Wi FALL COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Jo Ann Stagg, Sue Meadows, Lois Van Alstyne, Pam Van Curen, Marlene Loveland SECOND ROW: Betty Lou Vieira, JoAnn Olivas, Kay But- ler, Pat Baccelli, Linda Melikian, Donna Rogers. Girls' League is an organization com- posed ofthe feminine half of the student body. Some of its activities are, Slave Day, Blossom Day, and the Slave and Blossom Day dances. Also, a Mother- Daughter Valentine party was given. Girls' League promotes friendliness among the girls, and gives them an op- portunity to develop leadership abilities. Every girl will agree that these goals have been accomplished by this year's councils. 'X-uf' Y' s if X swf' ffl' JoAnn Stagg U' Fall Girls' League 9,15 ,ug President an at L, y xfx Miss Jardine, Advisor , Deanna Sambuesco Spring Girls' League President rn ., ' ,W 71 , fl i SPRING GIRLS' LEAGUE COUNCIL FIRST ROW fl. to RJ: Bev Betters, Joanne Olivas, Jeri Pagnini, Pat Bac- celli, Linda Melikian SECOND ROW: Betty Lou Vieira, Deanna Sambueso, Joni Cappelluti, Jeri Kennedy, Janet Whitney. N57 ' X , , lu. W., E2 . lim E r T' if 2. :T EDITORIAL STAFF FIRST ROW QLEFT TO RIGI-ITJ: Sandra Jam- frey, Norma Younger, Beverly Betters, Sue Meadows, MikeUrrutia SECOND ROW: Ilinka Mihich, Beverly Burn- 'X '.,V,5 ell, DoyleHe1m, Janet Whitney, and Eva Joe gs we gi!! .twister -',, ui M ' ' ,pw I--fc isB.,vvv-,ua g ib.fi.!Zi9,reVii if 1: . 'V ' if Elliott. 5 me fn' The Macleran staff isone of the busiest groups in school, for putting outa bi-weekly school paper is a iob and a half ancl takes an excellent staff. The purpose of THE MADERAN is to create better relations among students and keep everyone informed on current school affairs. Also, it adds life to school activities. SPORTS STAFF--- FIRST ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Sandra Jamfrey, Charles Gutierrez SECOND ROW: Jimmie Hernandez, Clinton Jackson, Brooks Pfister. ADVISOR I .Dt Miss Phyllis Estes .fs GE NE RAL STAFF FIRST ROW CLEFT TO RIGH'IJ: Judy Russell, Jancie Stepp, Margie Dominici, Pat Dominici SECOND ROW: Frankie Davis, Pat Wiens, Bonnie Butler. xxrgi l BLUE AND WHITE STAFF - FIRST ROW: Beverly Bumell, Bev Betters, Sandra Eliza- beth Jamfrey, Norma Clair Younger SECOND ROW: Ken Martin, Pat Nolan,Roger Helm, Pat Weins. fa Sandra Jamfrey Editor ,f rf 'WT' Patt Dominici Business Manager QC s Vs?i X The Blue and White staff has worked several months at putting this book together for the enjoy- ment of all who see it. A yearbook is something which will bring back memories from one's high school days, and it is a complete record of friends, t e a ch ers, activities, plays, etc. This book has been published with a sincere desire to please all who read it. Charles Gutierrez Sports Editor' r y p p M A W , yi V V. 'ls X a T i i at i'ic i iiii N unger Harold Ashton and Ken Martin I-Hem Y Editor Photographers '55 Q2 'V ' Joan Cappelluti and Dan Root, the hired help, look Claudia Nelson looks on as Dan Root and Joan on as Mary Ann Nesalhous makes a phone call. Cappelluti engage in a love scene . Several members of the class of 1955 put on an excellent performance in the annual senior play, this year entitled June Mad. The cast consisted of Mike Urrutia, Janice Tavares, Connie Rushing, Carole Russell, Mary Ann Nesal- hous, Walter Marshall, Dan Root, Joan Cappelluti, Elene Mashburn, Janett Fisher, Neil Newcomb, Claudia Nelson and Clinton Cozby. This group deserves much praise for an excellent per- formance . . Soi ww Oosiio limo' VN ' A gli! xl' - f2f 'ff' C as f Mary Ann Nesalhous and Walter Marshall Janice Tavares and Mike Urrutia are served by Joan Cappelluti 78 discuss important matters. f' f I Janett Fisher, Elene Mashburn Walter Marshall prepare for party. Connie Rushing, society play boy, feeds Carole Russell a hot line. Behind the scenes of June Mad , but working N iust as hard as the castwere faculty director, Mr.David Linn: student manager, Robert Beffag publicity chair- man, Patt Dominicii costumes, Genetta Schmall and Barbara Pittoi sets, Toyo Shitanishi and San Kurisu 5 ticketsand ushers, Margie Gagliardinii lights, Pete Gon- zales and Wallace Clarkp and props, Jan Shafer and Bart Sciacqua. These are the people ofwhom we hear less, but are indispensible to the success of the play. Student manager, Robert Betta Poor Carole is being scrutinized Mary Ann lCarole's Moml confers very unfavorably by Clinton Cozby . with Neil Newcomb QClint's Dadl . ' :iii Mets ' if J 3 gait ' f0m 'The Cl'f ' B . Jimmt' Fin1i11a10,?nd Ardelle Solberg lf' Scene K 1 fD3VlS and Pat Swanson in love scene in the garden. Fortune Te ef- The Junior Operetta was a production put on by the co-sponsorship of the class of 1955 and the Music department. This program gave man M d H y a era igh music students a chance to dem- onstrate their abilities. Monica M '11 represent tgpeaagviarlene Loveland B The Cou 'mei' THQ Qajsliih a wue tou h hxlarxty . 1 n ' d Gar Check. the suavh me ce team, . and Janet Whi .-.' t E sggggx Q' 2 1 .nv -S I Q tf qffw- of S3 sserr f if A CAPPELLA UHUIR ,, .iH.':. -:al ,, - mag'-m W f at . :'i Q as an Q FQ , F 'Wi i 5 me ? -' Q. ' . ' ' . I iq ' -mm 4 11-9 4' lv W, rv! l' A A Q T, l 1 K ,V E-J b 17 ai 2 ii . gg. . 3 , 1 , M 1, ,, ggi A V1 ,Mil Y V 4 'W , Q ' I' A fi ig h 4 I , 53 'hJ , . 1 , A- ii if Vx KM 4 , muah M if T? 3 ! , 2 it ig g - .gk fl it-g gi 3 1 A g f K.: 1,W H K i R A www .- N fi f 4 A . J' 1-fn ' ' if ,f H 5 A' LAM,-fa-vw- ,Q r. 'T V 32 -f 1',- 5 it A 5 a rr! z 'if MARCHING BAND FIRST ROW. Newcomb Haney Brill, I. Mashburn Wheeler Clark Nesalhous Kenefick -sau. 6.-. Riley, Weaver, Bond, Shephard, Paris, Lucckesi. Cappeluti, Arnold, Baker, Gist, Markle, Barsotti, Martin, Cheser sEcoND ROW: Pagnini, Peterson, Duncan, Joseph. Jackson. DeLaRosa, Sciaqua. Mehrman, Brown, Morgan THIRD ROW: Karels, Morgan, Wilson, Jacobson, Wood, Beffa, Kenefick, Newcomb, Diaz, Adolph- son, Mariani, Marovich, Colderon, Mahaffey, Alves, Chavira FOURTH ROW: Cloeters, Carrasco, McAlister, Jefferson, Cappelluti, Nesmith, McKinney, Scroggins, Lorenzen, Morrison, Craig, Simpson, Lovelady, Cozby, Lasher, Martin Providing a good deal of the music around the campus and at games and concerts are the M adera High Mr. HQ'-king, director Marching Band and the Orchestra. The Marching Band, directed by Mr. Harkins, had done a wonderful job of performing at games and in parades. The Orchestra, which, throughout the year, plays for various plays and such, has done a wonderful job, and is under the direction of Mr. McCollum. STRING ENSEMBLE-FIRST ROW: Horace Mochizuki, Marcia Kenefick, Linda Sallaberry SECOND ROW: Lucille Tamura, Virginia Lee, Dianne Martin, Pat Hobbs, Evelyn Arias THIRD ROW: David Hanna, Bar- bara Alexander, Norma Iones, Dolores Aja, Shirley Haywood, ' 1 2 MF , -1 1541 L S' Q gf . :xn- B536 5 5 , we -. SWK T 16? Q9 F . ,.,,, fo r Y ' U l my I . ' Q -l f ,- Q, . 1 1 -ig Q ' . A' K Ni . 4 4' l . X . A 'll Sv' X I . D I 'W DANCE BAND MEMBERS-FIRST ROW: C. Wheeler, B. Sciaqua, A. Kennedy, L. Brill, D. Martin, D. Rose, C. Jefferson, P. Swanson P. Srrid, N. Ford SECOND ROW: A. Harkins, D. Paris, J. Robbins, G. Woody, J. Alves, G. Diaz, B. Jacobson, R. Mahaffey H Hobbs, J. Martin, C. Rushing, W. Lovelady. .5 f PEP BAND fat rightj FIRST ROW: B. Scroggins, A. Lorzen, B. Morrison, D. Paris, C. Jefferson, J.C. Wilburn SECOND ROW: G. Diaz, L.Bri1l R. DeLaRosa, B. Brawdt, B. Whiteside THIRD ROW: G. Wood, B. Jacob son, E. Joseph, L. Newcomb, K. Cheser FOURTH ROW: D. Cloeters 5. Carrasco, R. Calderon, I. Alves, C. Cozby. 83 . 6:1 Z ,av-, sw ,Yr ,,. WU' . 'F' as 'ff O -L 1. isx flikif .W y is K f 5 ABOVE, GIRLS' GLEE FIRST ROW fLeft to Righty: Velma Butler, Clydri Kidd, Irene DeLaRosa, Penny Cobb, Pat Richie, Myra Hurley, Linda Melikian, Dudy Weis, Mary Etta Whitfield, Jeanette Kelzer, Peggy Kirk, Elinor Montanari, Pat Sotelo SECOND ROW: Clarice Price, Lois Scruggs, Barbara Branstetter, Eva Cook, Faye Eddie, Carla Cosgrave, Linda Snapp, Kay Butler, Pat Baecelli, Anna Brackins, Arlene Jordan, Gayle Enoehs, Wilma Tedford THIRD ROW: Bertha Breazell, Helen Herrero, Betty Hand, Yvonne Millsap, Darla Robbins, Linda Marshall, Judy Ecklund, Barbara Cosgrave, Sylvia Allred, Pauline Linker, Sharon Lovine, Pauline Flanary, Elizabeth Brown, Vir- rinia Bowman FOURTH ROW: Judy Schlotthauer, Donna Hubbard, Yvonne Edwards, Josie Kore, Merna Duncan, Wanda Schroeder, Bar- bara Hernandez, Pam Van Curen, Pat Hobbs, Karyl Murray, Charlene Page FIFTH ROW: Marlene Hennings, Paula Andrew, Dolores Valdivia Frost, Joan Hunt, Ethel Hodges, Diane Huetts. BELOW, BOYS' GLEE FIRST ROW CLeft to Righty: Duane Jennings, Stan Mahaffey, Charles Nesmith, Richard Firmalo, Dick Brown,Iohn Gower, Abe Osuna, Leslie Malone, Aubrey Garrett, Gary French, Dennis Wisener, Lloyd Amy SECOND ROW: Edsel Williams, Joe Lilles, Frank Wall, Don Rose, Francis Guerrero, Cleo Payne, Sal Rubio, Toyo Shitanishi, Alton Dockery, Ray Espinoza, William Shores, Charles Gutierrez, Frank Henderson, Jerry Dollar THIRD ROW: David Thomas, Ronald Brooks, Dick Gordon, John Emo, Ken Adolphson, Ken Bookenoogen, Sam Gilliland, Rusty Birch, Richard Harbart, and Wayne Roberts. X K' ,ll X Wa-Us-l lr u l x EE'I'EllE EEUIEES LEAEEE' pi'-2 ki N 1 at I .ff -iff : J fx 'silk 'Ig V W.. 4 ji , S so . L , 'M . r Miss Jean Patton is Z s Advisor k14A. gr, W:-Kg: 5-. PAN AMERICAN OFFICERS-FIRST ROW: E. Malone, D. Femanclez, M. Trillo, M. Lopez, D. Alclama, J. Sambueso SECOND ROW: R. Calderon, L. Loera, L, Carrea, H. Rosales, C. Mac- iel, V. Saria, J. Fuentes Advisor, Mr. Gamboa. PAN AMERICAN MEMBERS-FIRST ROW: I. Lopez, D. Montelongo, O. Zamora, S. Jackson, L. Echols, L. Jackson, D. Taylor, M. Mat- tick, M. Roberts, D. Valenzuela, J. Vizcarra, L. Loera, H. Rosales, V. Mata, A. Saunders, M. Price, B. Wafer, M. Price SECOND ROW: M. Lopez, J. Mayorga, G. Palacioz, D. Tumer, E. Malone, A. Leon, C. Jung, D. Pfister, L. Jefferson, J. Tavares, N, Karels, G. Marlar, A. Sanchez, C. Sanchez, R. Lopez, L. Mayorga, I. Velasques, A. Ponce THIRD ROW: J. Verela, I. Valles, C. Andrade, P. Ramirez, D. Rose, M. Martinez, F. Martinez, J. McFerren, H. Soza, L. Jackson, M. Mercado, W. Jones, G. McClay, D. McA1ister, C. Jefferson, G. Palomares, R. Smith, R. Valles, R. Lopez, R. Hemandez, P. Gonzales, M. Trillo, P. Rodriguez, A. Torres, M. Roman, S. Verduzeo, S. Ramirez, M. Lopez, A. Maciel, C. Valdivia, I. Maciel, Miss Jean Patton, Advisor, and C. Maciel. NX. i A YQ' J ELG 'ef 4. , , - 4-7 'lk-...., ,,,,,,,,W,,,,,. ,,. . ' 'vhrdka .L , .... , . Sb:-se-sl, X in-,Q M-.1-y,f.a ...A-.... .., PAN AMERICAN MEMBERS-FIRST ROW: M. Chavira, J. Arrnenta, S. Camarena, V. Hall, S. Alvarez, R. Espinoza, P. Gonzales, D Aldama, T. Hernandez, J. Arballo, E. Arias SECOND ROW: M. Chavira, M. Carrillo, R. Carrillo, D. Femendez, A. Fimbrez, L Brown, C. Henderson, Z. Greene, K. Blackburn, H. Herrera, D. Guerrero, L. Dianda, N. Dellavallo, C. Gee, G. Diaz, B. Diaz, M Fimberez, M. Garibay, H. Harris THIRD ROW: Mr. Gamboa, Advisor, J. Fuentes, F. Carrillo, R. Castro, R. Casillo, H. Beltran,J Diaz, S. Fuentes, I. Beltran, R. Arballo, R. Calderon, L. Aldarna, H. Gallegoes, L. Huffman, P. Henderson, K. Duncan, C. Edwards A. Garrett, D. Hodge, F. Gutierrez, J. Alviso, M. Gonzales, A. DeLaRosa, M. Garcia, I. Diaz, I. Arias, L. Correa, R. Edwards, F Arballo, N. Greene, M. Gonzales, M. Andrade, E. Garcia, I. DeLaRosa, H. Carrillo, The picture below isfrom the Pan American Fiesta of last year. The club has one of these festivals every year. The dancers, who are standing in front of a backdrop painted by the Art Club, are Frances Arballo, Rodric DeLaRosa, and Delia Aldama. ' , K x PM r Mr. Gamboa, Advisor F R.. 1 'if ,U , ll , WV- tt.. W A y ,T X' , 2 QW'-' - ' ' ' Q? :IT V -fl' its egg sp, R T , ef q T A A ff T 'X 'T 3 5 ' , r- i J i ' k . , T- i D is Walter Marshall Spring CSF President GOLD SEAL BEARERS-FIRST ROW: Horace Mochiquki, Sandra Jamfrey, Dorothy Oldham, Anita Meneghin, Margie Gagliardini, Retha Walker SECOND ROW: Neil Newcomb, Janice Tavares, Ben Robinson, Dorothy Cannon, Mary Rose, Carole Russell. Miss Trueax Advisor CSF MEMBERS -FIRST ROW: Mayveril Amberr, Beverly Brunell, Marlene Gendron, Pat Strid, Lula Carter, Eva Jo Elliot, Nadine Ford, Rosemary Mastrofini, Pat Swanson, Margie Gagliardini, Mar- cia Kenefick, Sandra Jamfrey SECOND ROW: Sharon Moon, Rachel Barragon, Jeanne Baronek, Dolores Aja, Janice Stepp, Beverly Betters, Janice Tavares, Dorothy Oldham, Donna Hubbard, Bette Krum, Carole Russell, Dorothy Cannon, Louise Brill THIRD ROW: Gina Martinelli, Chris- tine Ford, Jeri Pagnini, JoAnn Baratta, Janice Clark, Susan Meadows, Helen Pistoresi, Norma Younger, Janet Whitney, Horace Mockizuki, Richard Gentry, Vernon Peterson, Casey Campbell, Larry Martin, George Unti, Eugene Holm, Neil Newcomb FOURTH ROW: Melvin Beatty, Roger Helm, Charles Gutierrez. fr A g 'X V All Ls . A ' 3 1' ' ' E Spring CSF president Neil Newcomb 5' CSF OFFICERS -FIRST ROW: Dorothy Cannon, Jeanne Baranek, Jerry Siebert, George Unti, Vernon Peterson, Susan Meadows SECOND ROW: Lucille Enami, Gina Martinelli, Jeri Pagninl, Connie Gee, Janet Whitney, Margie Gagliardini, Myron Brown, Linda Melikian, Kay Butler, Sandra Jamfrey. CSF MEMBERS -FIRST ROW: Diana Woo, Kaye Weaver, Darlene Haskell, Betty Kurata, Barbara Branstetter, Nono Cereghina, Connie Gee, Rogierre Brill, Pat Ritchie, Lynn Kelley, Roberta Roberts, Ann Craig, Pat Nolan, Joanni Olivas, Judy Russell SECOND ROW: Myrna Warren, Carols Mott, Pat Davis, Linda Melikian, Miriam Weinberger, Janet Venturi, Sylvia Allred, Sally Baker, Janet Yick, Reiko Shitanishi, Shirley Pacheco, Lynette Martin, Virginia McKinney, Glenna Brookshier, Patti Horder, Linda Sallaberry THIRD ROW: Myron Brown, James Thomton, Ken Butler, Joe Atilana, Jim Justice, Aki Teranishi, Joshi Shitanishi, Arleta Lorenzeu, Judy Bingham,Virginia Bowman, Lonnie Davis, JoEllen Moore, Cynthia Ferris, Ken Hanna, Jean Bruce, John Averill, Donna Glst, Linda Snapp, Judy Ecklund. FOURTH ROW: John Cavin, Wayne Roberts, John Malone, Max Davis, Adolph Martinelli, Jr., Marshall McKinney, Ronald Noblin, Bert Perry lu... Q'- , Q s X 5 iv' 'W Block M President Bill Musick Tx l T , r,.,... , B ' '4 '- Mfunw. V f X 1 4 K , .A ' 1 sa c M T, N. X t Q B V T ,J X, X gf X R M if-N. el , Coach Mangini T sf B 1 gig t, , . it ,..tB'lf T be f , f'f'f'g' ,y ss T Admof 1' 'I ty ' ll d,.- 'js v M, gy T T rx C X. G X ' f X I K -i i 3 X X X Block M officers are Verne Schnaidt, secretaryg Ken Adolphson, treasurerg Bill Musick, presidentg Ben Robinson, vice president. The BlockM Society is an athletic group for boys who earn their letters. This organizationgives these boys a chance to get together inorder to discuss athletic problems, handle discipline problems, and cooperate with the administration and the P.E. Department. The members enforce discipline at Boys Federation meetings and school assemblies. The annual Punch Bowl is sponsored by this society. This year they stenciled all the trash cans with Be a clean coyote . They also have a Fund for boys who need athletic equipment. The Block M Members s is Tx Cr.: TROOP 24 GIRL SCOUTS FIRST ROW QL. IO RJ: A. Minamoto, D. Oldham, B. Pike, M. Burgess, D. Walker SECOND ROW: Y. Carroll, M. Rose, M. Davis, F. Davis, S. Denson THIRD ROW: M Amberr, M. Weaver, B. Burnell, M. Jennings, D. Hubbard, P. Markle, D. Cannon, Q ! i A J 'A 2 14, BELOW--TROOP 23 GIRL SCOUTS IL. to RJ: I. Stepp, V. Brown, G, Bartley, B. Bowling, J, Thompson. -lg TROOP 20 GIRL SCOUTS FIRST ROW QL. to RJ Wilburn, Scruggs, Williams, B. Payne, V. But- ler, Hodge, L. Echols, E. Ridge SECOND ROW D. Edwards, Sims, M. Taylor, S. Jackson, K. Blackburn, R. Edwards, C. Henderson, S. War- ren, D. Taylor THIRD ROW: V. Hall, L. Brown, V. Evans, E. Hodge, E. Vaughn, J. West, B. Wafer, E. Mitchell. TROOP 22 GIRL SCOUTS FIRST ROW QL. to RJ: C. Merck, H. Jung, E. Aoki, M. Minamoto, I. Yick, R. Aoki, L. Tamura SECOND ROW: R. Brill, A. McMurra, J. Townley, S. Haywood, I. Real, D. Castleberry. 36 ,gf '5.?.3,. , 5 I .. f I ABOVE--TRooP I5 GIRL scoUTs FIRST Row ' fL. to RJ: N. Aoki, B. Burleson, L. Bridges, P. Cobb SECOND ROW: I. Mundy, L. Swaffar, W. Steele, J. Stepp. s .41 ' We . .V K' .. s ,rg 5 it me IRIS HORIZON FIRST ROW QL. to RJ: I. Pa- ginni, M. Roberts, I. Martina, E, Culp, W. Tedford, E. E1- liott, J, Baratta, M. Miller, J. Clark, N. Ford, B. Lee, S. Miller SECOND ROW: S. Lovine, L. Inami, A. Yick B. Morgan, A. Leon, P. Tay- lor, B. Ramsey THIRD ROW: G. Martinelli, P. Van Curen, G. Wider, P. Strid, A. Sol- berg, C. Dutcher, J. Baranek FOURTH ROW: I. Mihich, M. Love1and,M. Kanady, B. Rag- netti, V. Peterson, G. Bab- cock, E. Montinari, E. Lamattina, B.Smoyer, C. Mashburn, S. Moon, C. Brooks, S. Meadows, S.Irvin, CW 3 . 31,1 APP, ATHEN A HORIZON FIRST ROW QL. to RJ: I. Cappelluti, B. Talley, B. Cosgrave, V. Peterson, Margaret D ominic i , Peggy Gen: try, Pat Swanson SECOND ROW QL. toR.J:PatWegins, Virginia Cosgrave. Betty Lou Vieira, Io Ann Stagg, De- anna Sambueso, Beverly B e t t e r s, Lois Van Alstyne, Rosemary Mastro- fini, Donna Rogers, Janice Tavares THIRD ROW QL, to RJ: Merna Dun- can, Norma Younger, Claudia Nel- son, Bobbie Taylor, Miss Cavalero, Pat Jester, Laura Lee Miller, Donna Baccelli, Alice Talamantes, Sherry Baumbach, Nada Gibbins, Margaret Cordes, Judy Crowder, Bonnie Butler, Marilyn McKinney. YN. I is Il 4fh,..,A ZENITH HORIZON FIRST Row QL. to RJ: P. Ritchie, H. Talamantes, M. Whitfield, K. Butler, G, Pickett, B. Mathis, I. Dalton, S, Taylor SECOND ROW QL. to RJ: S. Pacheco, B. Aber- crombie, R. Roberts, R. Shitanishi, J, Kennedy, J. Ecklund, L. Snapp THIRD ROW QL. to RJ: M. Merger, I. Hunt, A. Craig, D. Gist, P. Nolan, C. Bandoni, M. Need, I. Schlotthaver, E. Baker, M. Merrit, L, Woods, I. Diar, L. Brown, D. Weis, AURORA HORIZON FIRST ROWfL.to RJ: Camden, Blanton, Haney, Riley, Enochs,Kur- ata, Bruce, King, Brosi, Gee SEC- OND ROW: Boss, Massetti, Waag, Page, Cosgrave, Fisher, Hinson, Weinberger, Yamaguchi, Cereglino, Baker THIRD POW: Johansen, Guti- errez, Davis, Branstetter, Melikian, Martina, Culp, Albini, Ferris, Jones, Matchette, Cook, Nelson, Andrews. AP FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE AMANACER FIRST ROWQL, toR.J: Germana Mar- tinez, Carmelita Sanchez, Lashmae Sandhu, Evelyn Arias, Jessie Arballo. SECOND ROW: Angie Ponce, Jose- phineMaciel, LupeMayorga, Amelia Maciel,Helen Diaz, Miss Jessie Tuc- ker, Advisor. Pl it ,, A.. IUNIOR-SENIOR AM AN A L' 'E FIRST ROW CL. to RJ: San- chez, Fimbrez, C ontrer a s, Fernandez, M a rgaret Mar- tinez, Garibay SECONDROW: Mary LouMartinez, Gonzales, Ponce, Maciel, Correa, Ther- esa Martinez THIRD ROW: M a r g a r e t Gonzales, Loera, Julia Arias, Barragan, Miss Kovacevic, Arballo, Mata, Jessie Arias. I is ,Q vs F. F. AOFFICERS BOTTOM ROW: Ronnie Powe11,BernieMcDanie1, Mike Ylarra- gui, Casey Campbell TOP ROW: Joe Lilles, and Richard Bulfinch. VIx,.. wt tm .f 0 sfro The Future Farmers, as usual, have had an active year,par- tlcupatmg in many contests of agricultural skill and bringing back to MUHS a sizeable share of honors. Among their suc- cessful ventures was a colorful barn dance in February. il 30r M vvlpuavnun 5, 442 uuuuyqnlqquku , ,,,, ,,f!,?iW,??m he M H f K P' n 1 if 5 :Hman sie P .. PM as UPPER CLASS FFA. FIRST ROW: Ylarregui, Siebert, Beatty, Powell, Whiteside, Gower, Shelton, Wells, and Kirby SECOND ROW: Adams, Coffeen, Butler, Lilles, Wells, Bulfinch, Haire, Campbell, Millhollon, Donn, Martin, Allgood, Linker, Schmall, Hart, Klein, Nix, Yamaguchi, Morger, and McDaniel. LOWER CLASS FFA. FIRST ROW: Nicholas, Howard, Boone, Fernandes, Simpson, Sinks, Schroeder, Gray, Balbas, and Nicholas SEC- OND ROW: Adams, Wisener, Mays, Melton, Ylarregui, McCall, Guerrero, Byers, Kutch, Carter, Jantsen, Butler, Dunn, Bartley, Kier, Yoshida, Clark, Olivas, and Bowerman THIRD ROW: Ylarregui, Morrison, DeMasters, Bonk, Martinez, Ashton, Huffman, Walker, Martin, Van Buren, Lampkins, and Molina FOURTH ROW: Simpson, Lawhon, Cain, Nickell, Bartley, Tate, Harrell, Trevine,Ponce, Muradanes, Powers, Shelton, and Beck FIFTH ROW: Ragnetti, Childers, Bellach, Graham, Hutchison, Parker, Wisener, Davis, Knight, Kenefick, Lilles, Atkinson, Pentoralli, Dumont, Sanderson, Harris, Herron, and Frank. -ff' ?.----- S A LVL I . It if In it I 7 w I ' ,- , I-1. ff - Sf ' I 1 . . it I ,A ei 'fr A Q NQ,Ag N at it 1 V .gras ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE LEFT TO RIGHT: Carl Wheeler, Sonya Miller, Rogierre Brill, Margie Gagliardini NOT PICTURED: Veme Schnaidt, and Margie Dominici. The Assembly committee had charge ofthe talent for assemblies and also the planning of them. They see to it that the programs are well rounded. 'X M ,..,,, ,I , I tj V H . gi lik . . xy V .. Y? v ,, E V 'F' .V V Ak Magis! V Y as AZ: A ,H h gi: s.-ff :li 'ff ' ' , A EEA' RALLY COMMITTEE FIRST ROWqLeft to Righty: Yoshi- take Shitanishi, Bob Lopp, Linda Albini, Carole Russell, Pat Nolan, Linda Snapp, Beverly RagNetti, Eva Joe Elliott, Deanna Cl air , CarolBrooks, Helen Rosales, Hor- ace Mochiauki SECOND ROW: James Justice, Linda Jones, Vern P e t e r s on, John McIntyre, John Massetti, Mike Urrutia, and Richard Gentry. The Rally committee is a group organized to keep o rde r at the games and help promote school spirit . Its members are chosen by the student council. MELODY HALL COM MITT EE FIRST ROW fLeftt0R ightj: Lu- cille Inami, Jeri Pagnini, Gayle Enochs, Wilma Tedford, Dudy Wies, Laurel Ann Mastrofini SECOND ROW: Merna Duncan, Richard Kuckenbecker, Roland Lasher, Topper Hane, Art Sea- graves, Nada Dibbins. The Melody Hall committee organizes and has charge of the noon dances and other sorts of recreation which take place in this building. 4 gi L. 'v --i 'Q ,gf g Vi 2' 'X its Marlene Loveland Ass't. yell leader At the right is Bobby Thompson, Head yell leader. Pictured on this page are the students who led the yells and incited the rooting section to support the teams. They have donea fine job this year, adding color and zest to all the games--home or away. Below are pictured the Pep Girls. From left to right they are Peggy Gentry, Jo- Ann Stagg, Joyce Martina, Lois Van Alstyne, Rosemary Mastrofini, and Eleanor Culp . AP. f' If' Z ' Q Janet Whitney Ass't. yell leader ii, Miss Lehnert, advisor J' Wg, ll . A933 isf? t P ,v 611 3 S' I R fx MAJORETTES, FIRST ROW fLeft to Righty: Wanda Arnold, Jeannine Riley, Pat Markle, Donna Gist, loan Cappelluti, drum majorette- Barbara Lucckesi, head majorette SECOND ROW: Betty Weaver, Palistene Bond, Sally Baker, and Marg Schepherd. 1 A R 7' f' YR 'K ll It 'w? 'J 5 P l I ix l i Af the left. Barbara Lucckesl, Head malorefte The middle: Don Paris, Drum maior The right: Joni Cappelluti, Drum majoreffe 5513, ff. 1' Vi s if .A 1 an f I m E T , S 6 3i Brush and Palette Ulnh I. B. Brosi, M. Weinberger, S. Jamfrey, C. Russell, B. Krum, A. Craig, and R. Roberts 2. A. Ponce, E. Sot- elo, M. Frymire, D. 1-laupt, M. Rose, and W. Astin 3. Pete Gonzales, I. Daulton, J. Beltran, C. Jung, E. Santillan, and F. Martinez. V l Reel pinners I. D. Helm, G. Atwell, 1. Stepp, G. Isaacson, H. Hobbs, and J. Vrauidez 2. E. Diaz, K. Duncan, R. Lee, B. Mc- Dowell, Mr. Foster, C. Lin- ker, and M. Martinez. 1 I Hi 4-H Club I. B. Morger, C. Campbell, N. Dellava le, and R. Passmore 2. J. Artenian, C. Mott, R. Brill, K. Ashton, B. Morgan, M. Amberr, and L. Brill F. Alderman, N. Baumbac , D. Haupt, I. Bruce, Teach Fuller, M. Morger, M. Sam- paulesi, M. Nesalhous, and I. Russell. 'ki Uluh I. Cynthia-Ferris, M. Berro, B. Betters, Teach Fuller, S Taylor, S. Chandler 2 I. Lindsey, M. Nesalhous, D. Sambueso, M. Gillett, M. Mc- Kinney, R. Mastrofini, and K. Hannah 3. P. Cappelluti and B. Robinson 4. F. Donabedian, B. Edmonston, M. McKinney, R. Helm, J. Cavin, J. Sander- son, R. Beffa, and B. Birch. 6 A . r as J SERVICE CLUB-FIRST ROW: Mc- Call, Pickett, Need, Snapp, Weis, Nolan, Butler, Kennedy, Cappelluti, Sambueso, Craig, Meadows, Whitne y 2ND ROW: Mashburn, Baranek, Martinelli, Mochizuki, Hatfield, Be tte rs, Ylarregui, Olivas, Van Alstyne, Vieira, Dominici, Younger, Nes- , alhous, Brookshier, Kennedy, Aoki 3RD ROW: Allison, Pagnini, Gen- try, lnami,Brown, Greer, Justice, Shitanishi, Peterson, Mashburn, Urrutia, Tavares, W a r b u r t o n Ecklund, Gillett, Powell, Haney Emo, Melikian 4TH ROW: Krum Massetti, Cheatham, Butler Unti, Lasher, Hood, Schnaidt Kui-i5u,Robinson, Lilles, Gentry Steen, Lilles. BANK OF AMERICA AWARD WINNERS-The award winners from left to right are: Mayveril Amberr, foreign language, JoAnn Stagg, home economics: Sandra Jamfrey, Art: Edith Garner, Social science: Carole Russell SECOND ROW: WalterMarshal1, science, IaniceTavares, businessgBenRobinson, mathematics, Horace Mochizuki, Music NOT PICTURED: Mike Ylarragui, agriculture:Bob Lively, industrial arts. All of the award win- ners received certificates, and four received cups. The students receiving cups were Carole Russell, Horace Mochizuki, Ben Robinson and Janice Tavares, in the fields of language, music, mathematics, and vocational arts, respectively. HARVEY GIRLS-FIRST ROW: M. Roberts, G. Farmer, E. Mehrman, M. Cederlof, C. Crane SECOND ROW: M. Mat- ticks, B. Morgan, M. Atkinson, E. Williamson, D. Robbins THIRD ROW: D. Castleberry, C. Jackson, B. Wallen, J, Scroggins, B. Martin, Miss Wills, C. Bandoni. STAMP AND COIN CLUB-TOP ROW L Pierini, R. Knight, W. Kauffman, J. Etheridge, T. Huntsman, B. Steele, R. Bobo, I. Bingham, R. Morgan, D. Greenlaw, E. Sotelo, Mr. Grover BOTTOM ROW: N. Dellavalle, R. Fegley, M . Cox, M. Crafton, Bill Sanders. SPURTS BOTTOM ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTl: B. Lively, N. Hart, J. Santiago, F. Yosida, C. Ylarregui, J. Hernandez, J. Greer, J. Brosi, F. Martinez SECOND ROW: I. Lilas, A. Santillian, L. Amey, J. Beltran, P. Martinez, J. Flemming. D. Kirby, I. Shafer, V. Smith THIRD ROW B. Voorhies, R. Espinoza, C. Payne, I. Diaz, K. Chesher, M. Beatty, A. Sotelo, C. Gutierrez, H. Bush, W. Lovelady FOURTH ROW G. Hatfield, B. Stafford, L. Wilson, L. Grigg, C. Edwards, T. Cheatham, R. Birch, F. Martin, R. Harbert, I. Stepp, B. McDaniel R Lasher, D. Klein BACK ROW: V. Schnaidt, P, Cappelluti, B. Robinson, B. Musick, K. Boekenoogen, B. Richardson, D. Martin, E. Malone I. Lilas. .. -,A The Coyotes finished their tough, long season at the bottom of the Northern Yosemite division. The lvl aderans only man- aged to chalk up two wins out of their nine game schedule. Both of these victories were non-league. Coach Con Winder's squad started out the season with high hopes of really producing a championship ball club. That vision grew dimmer and dimmer as injuries plagued the team all season. One of the big casualties which really hurt the Coyotes was the absence of Pete Kirk. Pete who could have really helped the Coyotes a great deal, suffered his second broken collar bone since the '53 campaign. The injury list was filled so much that Madera mentors often worried whether they would be able to have football practice from day to day. Quarterback Ben Robinson who led the team offensively and defensively, won the award of Most Valuable . The 6'3 signal-caller was recognized on the fisrt defensive All-League team. Tackle Bill Musick was elected Team Captain and Robinson was co-captain. Bill was honorable ' mention for defense along with two other big ,.. . p My p tackles named Bob Stafford and L. J. Wilson, 'ff 'QA V g Aw U , f 'I faq A both juniors. ' ' ., '21 ' I End Vern Schnaidt and center Ian Shafer 3- 'z V' 'J each received the awards of Best Sportsman- ' ship and Most Improved Player respectively. ,Q Although thirteen seniors will not return, they will be replaced moslty by sophomores and juniors. Some outstanding sophomores that saw a lot of action this year were end Thurman Cheatham, Lloyd Amey, and Clar- ance Mighty Mouse Ylarregui halfback and guard respectively. LEFT TO RIGHT: Headcoach Con Winder, Vern Brooks, Bob Warner, and Pete Badorine. Bernard McDaniel Halfback Ben Robinson Quarterback Madera I4 - Porterville 20 In the opening game of the season the Madera High Coyotes locked horns with a very tough Porterville squad. Three long runs by halfback Matt Encians spelled defeat for the locals. Encians' runs were of 66, 79 and 49 yards. Ben Robinson, leading his team to their first score, climaxed a long march by passing to end Vem Schnaidt from 5 yards out for the Coyotes' first TD of the game. Again Robinson spear-headed the Maderans to another score in the final quarter ofthe game. He tried the center of the line on four plays from one yard away and tallied on the final play. Madera I9 -Clovis 6 The Coyotes broke into the win column as they downed the Cougers of Clovis in another non-league tilt. Madera did all the scoring in the first quarter. After recover- ing a Clovis fumble deep in Couger territory, the locals marched over the goal with the game only a minute and a few seconds old. After kicking off, the Coyotes made Clovis lose the ball on another fumble and scored once more. The Cougers' only tally came in the final minutes of the second quarter. Madera scored its final six pointer in the final stanza. Madera 7 - Hanford 27 Traveling to Hanford for their first league encounter, the Coyotes came face to face with a fast charging Bullpup eleven. It seemed everything the Coyotes did went wrong and every- thing the Bullpups did was right. Hanford pushed its scores over in the first half and second half. Madera came into full showing in the final stanza. Vem Smith packed the pigskin around end a couple of times to set the Maderans only score. Ben Robinson gallopped around end to climax a long march. Madera 13 - Fresno 28 The Coyotes put up a great fight in the Fresno High-Madera tussle. Operating out of a 'Split T formation the locals threw a big scare into the defending NYL champions. Madera drove down to the I5 and zo yard markers but were stalled there. Madera got their rallies in the final minute of the last period as Ben Robinson sneaked over for both TDs. Jim Hemandez Bill Musick Halfback Tackle 103 Charlie Gutierrez Quarterback Paul Martinez Center Lloyd Amey Jan Shafer Charles Edwards Halfback Center Halfback Madera I8 - Tulare I2 The greatest thing that the Coyotes remember is the upset they handed the Tulare Redskins who at that time were undefeated. The game went on equal basis until the Maderans recovered a Redskin fumble on the 'skins 22. Ben Robinson crossed the goal five plays later. In the first play of the second quarter, Robinson heaved a long pass to end Thurman Cheatham who gathered in the pigskin and raced all alone into the endzone. Unfortunately the play was nullified due to an offside on the part of the Coyotes. Tulare came back strong in the second half but still were unable to score enough to down the Coyotes. Madera 13 - Merced 20 A record crowd of 5, 500 at Memorial Stadium witnessed a very exciting battle when the Bears, league leading squad edged out their rivals, 20 to 13. The big gun for the Merced Bears was fullback Chuck Haggard. Haggard gained 150 yards in the contest. Madera tallied their touchdowns in the last seconds of the second quarter and in the final half. Ben Robinson sneaked over for the first and passed to Vern Schnaidt in the endzone from the five. Madera 0 - Edison 33 A very strong Edison squad displayed its fine offensive and defensive power as they shut out the Coyotes in Ratcliffe Stadium. Backs like White, Tatum and Hall were too much for the locals. The Tigers tallied in every period. The big offensive machine of Edison rolled up 26 points in the first half while the Maderans remained helplessly scoreless. Paul Cappelluti Bob Stafford Verne Schnaidt End Tackle End ' A L. I. Wilson sr Tackle Guard Fullback George Hatfiled Jim Bro ' Madera I2 - Roosevelt 26 Against Roosevelt, it looked like the Coyotes would finally break into the league win column when the were Y leading the Rough Riders after three stanzas, I2 to 6. Lloyd Amey, a sophomore halfback, scored both TD 's as he went over in the first and second quarters. 'I'he ceiling fellin on the Maderans as the Riders racked up three fast touchdowns. One on a 78 yard punt re- turn, a long juant up the middle 44 yards and a plunge from the one yard marker put out the Coyotes fire. Madera 6-Visalia I6 In the final tussle o in Pioneer territory during the first quarter although they couldn't score. The locals' defense seemed toweakeninthe second period when Visalia scored and at halftime the score stood 7-o. A safetywas chalked up against Madera when quarterback Ben Robinson was ing to get off a pass. Madera bounced back to avoida shut out in the fourth riod ft h f the grid season, the Coyotes went up against Mt. Whitney of Visalia. The Coyotes were trapped in his own end zone try- - pe a er anot er Visalia score. Madera quarterback Charles Gutierrez let ily a 40 yard aerial to Cleo Payne who went to die opponents' Io. From there Gutierrez hit Ken Boekenoogen in the end zone for Madera 's only tally. Ken Boekenoogen Cleo Payne Thurman Cheatham End Halfback End Quarterback Charlie Gutierrez Q23l picks up a first down as Lloyd Amey clears the way during the Madera-Roosevelt tussle . Ben Robinson, top scorer For the Coyotes, sneaks over For a TD against Tulare. Looking on are teammates, Thurman Cheatham l29J, Clarance Ylarregui ll7D, L. J. Wilson 1331. Porterville defendersclose in on Quarterback Ben Robinson Q24-J after Robinson had picked up necessary yardage for a first down deep in Panther territory. Trying to throw a block on one of the Panthers is Jim Hernandez 021. B4 Visalia Pioneers wait to grab Lloyd Amey C201 after blast- ing his way for a long iaunt. Fullback Bernard McDaniel goes for short gain in the Tulare game. Madera upset the Red- skins l8-l2. Ben Robinson is stopped by an Edison Tiger for no gain. Watch- ing on is tackle Bob Stafford l45J and in the background are Amey 1201 and Jan Shafer f27D. wif J jf W Sl'0ll'l'S SIGNATURES P sr-'L ' 1 V 1' 7- ,V 'Q ,, V 1 J, S K , 'K 4 D 2 3? All R 4 N, ., is q ,1 'N rr, if-was an 3 1 If A 922-its , r2fimz1e T . 4 ' gi a, ,Q 194 FIRST ROW1Left to Righty: Kuckenbecker, Marquez, Schnaeder, Gonzales, Sordi, Cudd and Murrilo SECOND ROW: DuMont, Pruett, Frias, Pavey, Pentonali, West, Haney, Polanco, Glass THIRD ROW: Noli, Wilson, Barboza, Diaz, Jackson, Gomez, Tismacher,Jan- tzen, Adams, Andrade FOURTH ROW: Hernandez, Seagraves, Lopez, Butler, Hart, Martin, Wolfe, Ross, Varda and manager Greer. BFUIITBALL If gf Coach Puss Miles Coach Joe Pettit In the picture below it seems as though Bob Hart Coaches Pettit and Miles are showing the three Pup quarterback isn't getting very far againstVis- Pup signal callers Hernandez HOD, Hart QU and lia. Looking on are Lopez, Martin, Diaz, Wolfe. Gonzales Q61 some pointers in ball-handling . IDI, Captain Bob Hart Co-captain Daryl Wolfe The Madera High lightweights, under the coaching of Coaches Pettit and Miles, came through the IQS4 grid season with a record of 2 wins, 4 losses in the Yosemite League. The Pups finished in third place. In the three games which were not league tilts, the Jr. Coyotes deadlocked with Clovis at 6 all and were defeated by two tough squads from Porterville and Tulare. The scores of those games were I3-7 and 36-0, respectively. Opening the NYL season in Hanford the young Maderans ran up against the Terriers and over them 18 to 12. The two big guns in that game were Bob Hart with his pin- point passing and Richard Lopez with his fine running. In their second league encounter and Papooses of Fresno High shellacked the local gridders, 26-O. Following another humiliating defeat by a very strong Tulare eleven, the Bs battled their rivals, the Merced Cubs. The final outcome of the game was I3- 9 with Merced on the tail end of the score. Edison and Rooseve1t's lightweights sent the Pups home from Fresno with two more defeats to add to their collection. The results were Edison 125 Madera oand Roosevelt 26: Madera 13. The final grid contest for the Madera Bs was hosting the Visalia Voodoos. A very exciting finish after a poor showing in the first half, the Pups went down fighting 31 to 19. Halfback Richard Lopez along with tackle IerryMartin managed to capture a berth on the All-League offensive first string. Topper Haney tackle, Ken Butler end and Daryl Wolfe half each received second team honors on offense. Art Seagraves was recognized on the second defensive eleven. Many of these players will be moving up toVarsity where they help out in the '55 foot- ball campaign. K H .Qu . A 1, The starting line-up for the Pups are linemen QL. to RJ: Ken Butler, Jerry Martin, Earl Wilson, Ed Gomes, Bob Ross, Topper Haney, John Diaz. ln the backfieldz Richard Lopez,Larry Pavey, Bob Hart and Daryl Wolfe. VM! YYY BASKETS LL 53 FIRST ROW QLeft to Righty: Manager Terry Huntsman. Ed Lara. Ken Adolphson, Henry Polanco, Sal 1 1- Rubio, Bill Cheatham SECOND ROW: Verne Schnaidt, Ben Robinson, Polly Carver, Walter Price and ,X f W manager Joe Garrerr. or f::fr ' ' C ouch Bob Wuesfhoff Cdfvef 90es f i uP or Iwo Posnts os Ben Robinso G n d Verne germ aidt U4 . J wont for P0ssible rebound. s 1 a ai ' H.. 34 1 3 if . Q, .rm A:,k - M L r all ,l c F 1 i 'gl 1 :N .sv Pol ly Carver -,, Ed Lara VV,V : Verne Schnaidt The Coyotes of Madera Union High started out at the beginning of the '54-55 basketball season with a potential championship team only to land a Fifth place berth tied with Hanford . lt was a very long and slow season as Coach Wuesthoff 's casabamen won three Northern Yosemite contests out of the I2 league games. The starting club, all seniors, were: Henry Polanco, guard: Ed Lara, guard: Verne Schnaidt, forward: Polly Carver, forward and at the pivotpost, Ben Robinson. Ken Adolphson saw quite a bit of actionwhile in for Polanco. Robinson, although being a newcomer to the game, Filled in the shoes of Swede Johnson, last years' big center, beautifully. Slated for the key positionwas veteran Bob Murraywho failed to show up at the start of the hoop season. The Blue and White deadline arrived before the annual basketball banquet and it was not known who received the awards of Most Valuable, Most lm- proved, Best Sportsmanship and Team Captain. Thiseditor put himselfout on a limb by guessing that it looked like Polly Carver would get Most Valuable award, and Henry Polanco the Team Captain nomination, or vise-versa. Robinson looked like a good candidate for Most Improved Player. Best Sportsmanship would be either of the following two: Ed Lara or Verne Schnaidt. Polanco goes under and over for two points. ll2 The Coyote hoopmen tallied 607 points to their opponents' 742 markers. il Fresno High Warriors were the only team that really scored almost 100 points in one game against the locals. Roosevelt , Merced . . . Edison . . . Visalia . . . Fresno High Hanford . . Roosevelt . Merced . - - Edison - - - Visalia - - - Fresno High Hanford - - 'A' X we QE Madera Madera Madera Madera Madera Madera Madera Madera Madera Madera Madera Madera Henry Polanco Ken Adolphson Ben Robinson N10 vern Nxoderds Vow, vet shocks ood W5 ooinks Rot the Coyotes Rn the Edkon gorne To T won. e xgers Ajqsob sehr, Q . s woi ' fin 906 9 fof lffgh, 'f is nth Co e Q. rve ,rfo H ' for' the e fl, oplqzypol e rel: rs Sl, one OU 0 0 d nd isufs A7nlr 0 'ls Q Ol Rubin lays fo. vain up as . Re F,eS Udy '20 Qro b Ysen FAOXQXOSOU M3565 'CWS W0 90'm e' 95 'ax Xooks on wen G Vidar deiendef- 'mm 5 S X s ntn ut 'Q DER? 1 A BEA up... cn a QE 'fir ,fr fgre- AVQ WW vFQ5Y4 BOTTOM ROW: J. Bigger, R. Tate, L. Martin, 1. Malone, I. Thompson, G. Unti, T. Haney, F. Polanco, R. Wong. Santillian. Coach Pete Badorine JADER TOP ROW: D. Chavira, H. Hernandez, I. Diaz, I. Aoki, R. Nodlin, H. Chappell, I. Sambueso, B. Gonzales, and manager F . Under a new mentor, the Madera B hoop t e a m finished another season. 'I'he young lightwe i ghts managed to come out victorious in seven encounters out of the I6 games schedule. Four of these wins were of league play. The Jr. Coyotes piled up a total of 630 points all season to their opponents' 651 . George Unti who sparked the Pups throughout the entire year was named on the second A11-League live . In the I6 contest in which he participated, Unti tanked in 187 rallies for a 12 point average. Dos Palos 33 Madera 26 Dos Palos 30 Madera 31 S I M 21 Madera 43 'Roosevelt 44 Madera 36 'Merced 84 Madera 42 'Edison 67 Madera 55 'Visalia 32 Madera 35 'Fresno 36 Madera 40 'Hanford 27 Madera 45 'Roosevelt 48 Madera 30 'Merced 43 Madera 38 'Edison SI Madera 38 S J M 26 Madera 35 'Visalia 31 Madera 53 'Fresno 45 Madera 43 'Hanford 40 Madera 35 651 30 ' league games Coach Badorine gives his fightingB squad a few instructions before the five goes in for more action. Topper Haney 179, John DiazQIoj, Larry Martin, and B T L L George Unti. Behind Haney is John Sambueso. . M T BOTTOM ROW fLeft to Rightjs C. Reed, D. Phister, D. Brown, P. McCa1eb, S. Adolphson, A. Jo: i dan, c.sess1on, 1.Au11ano, c. Yebbena Tor ROW: D. Mccnmer, J. Maciel, M. cox, L. Mal ybb ,a one, F. Santillan, S. Carasco, M. Gonzales, A. Asuna. .1 ll 1 s i ' A fx Z ' 5 . ' ,S . . V , N : J , rf f Q rx Coach Wuesthoff The Madera High C cage squad under the coaching of Varsity CoachBob Wuesthoff had another successful year. All the boys that went out really show great interest and a lat of hustle. They won four out of eight contests. The starting quintet for the C basketeers were: Joe Maciel, Fred Santil- lian, Sam Carasco, A. Asuna, Carlos Yebberra. ffl-if l. .- 0 nl mmm .1 ,E -rx- I x. 'CM H ZX W 116 l , FIRST ROW Q Left to Righty: Bob Whiteside, Frank Simpson, Ken Chesher, Curtis Reed, Chester Davison SECOND ROW: Earl Jones, Bob Hood, Charlie Edwards, Cleites Lewis, Gene Maddoxs, Doyle Helm THIRD ROW: Bernard McDaniels, Don Paris, Berry Jacobson, Ermos Malone, Bill Tolmacholf, Bob Rob- ern, Bob Voorhees. W.. l sw' Head Track Coach Fred Mangini -fn ffl 'IH FOUR DISTANCE MEN U to rl: Max Gonzales, David Chavez, Frank Simpson, Ken Chesher . They participate in events from the 660 to the mile . or H .H C C so . FIRST ROW QLeft to Righty: LeVeme Huffman, Richard Lopez, Ozzie Mitchell, Ken Dilbeck, Jessie McFerren, Alfonso Glass SECOND ROW: Fred Polanco, Dave Chavez, Ron Noblin, George Thomas, Ken Hanna, Louis Penteralli THIRD ROW: Vincent Hernandez, John Bigger, Jerry Martin, Bob Dup- reau, Jim Brosi, Gary Lewis, Frank Savala. A With the leadership of veteran and incoming cindermen the out- look for the Coyotes shone bright this year. g The Varsity team was expected to excel this year with Gary Lewis ,, in the l00 yd. dash and the 220. Ron Lasher and Ermous Malone were the leading high timber top- pers. In the distance department, Napoleon Greene had ittaken care of. His time for the 880 was a 2:00 flat clocking . Set to take off are fleft to rightl Roland Lasher, Ermous Malone, Berry Jacobson and Bob Hood . Lasher and Malone ran the high Bob Warner hurdles and the latter two ran the 440. Assistant Coach FIRST ROW fLeft to Righty: Ray Byers, Charlie Nesmith, Carl Wheeler, Curtis Session, Ted Greer, Dick Brown SECOND ROW: Frank Balbas, Del MacAlister, Leon Swaffer, Max Gonzales, Chester Davison, Booster Smith, Jack Young THIRD ROW: Emest Jackson, Iulino Grayham, Lesile Malone, Charles Tucker, John Aoki, Daryle Wolfe, Bill Perondi. 1 :3!.c.'L, 'i.. ., ,..,,,,,- In-L L, , lun-augur. Q NN-IH if C , i Cl Up cmd over ' hurdle run . is A xg 5 ,,, E4 5 ,ff Sprinters Darlye Wolfe and John Aoki are eody to burn up the track. 0 TRACK go Doyle Helm and Jerry Martin in u low Y 8 'Z AH Swag A ,nf 3 N, A A 9 R f.m,,., W. 0? 'H . , K 480 N if f arf ,N fi 4 by . 1 QC ff if T. 4 Ng - 4 . , .. .1 . Q ...w . 'uw Q' A . , A , A. ,. M., we A WML Q ,-0. A .. 3' f I 1 J . ii K5 K, 5 U ' K x..,, x, x . J , 4. L , r,' ' s -5. 4 . , C if f ' I X P wr . -sv I . ,ml f. .xx M . 109. N ', se- Dia 1.138 CQ ,V A W ' 0 Xl .lifsm Wx. 5,31 ky .,fgnm p ., A. .K ' .nrbi ni A' 2, .K nf lx K, rj, I 2 5 1 M 1 . 4 W 4:11saaii2i??iEEt:. S, fi . X . an , Esiias' , 1 X ! MN, f A r . I .1 . 4:-.., S 5- Wg ,f A ' IK. A h 1 NS mx wk. vi if 'Un N , , ' 4-w-L 1 Z X NN ..,f ITF' 'Tw .f ,su-v mvwn I-T !I'x , fi wiv- wm RWM Q5 X 5 y 'Q I 6 H f 2 if ' wif, .5 , K 'f fi- ' K 7 , I . it Q VW, I W A ' K ' W I en I W R se do or M 1 FIRST ROW fLeft to Righty: George Hatfield, Art Seagraves, Booster Smith, Catarino Andrade, Ron Lasher SECOND ROW: Rusty Birch L.J. Wilson, Ken Beokenoogen, John Liles, Bill Musick THIRD ROW: Mana er R' ha cl G ardLopez, Connie Rushing, Louie Hemandez, Robert Jones. g ic r ann, Clarance Ylarrigui, Henry Gillegos, Rich- VAR l'l'Y BA EIBALL The Madera Union High Varsity diamondeers started their baseball season just as the Blue and White was going to press. Coached by Bob Wuesthoff, this spring the Coyotes went up against the S a n Joaquin Memorial nine in which the locals were turned back, 3 to 2. ln a retum game the Panthers took advantage of the costly errors made by the Coyotes and trampled them I6-7. Couch Bob Wueslhoff I FIRST ROW1Left no Righty: Dan Chavira, Darrell Maroon, Toyo Shitanishi, Ken Adolphson, Jim Barsotti SECOND ROW: lei-rv Flemming, Schnaidt, Ben Robinson, Paul Cappellutl, Mike Roberts. Richard l-larbert, Ken Buzz Butler, Pete Kirk, Ray Bolding, Bob Hart LAST ROW: Bill Musick, Bob Stafford, LaVeme Madera played two more practice games with the Dos Palos club. Bob Stafford won his first game allowing 5 hits. The final score was 6-5. Madera traveled to meet the same squad only to have the score reversed on them, 6 to 5. The sfquad consisted mostly of seniors. ln the outfield BillMusick was at left field, Ken Adolphson at center, and Mike Roberts in right. Around the diamond Bob Hart, a sophomore, a rrs sack. Ben Robinson held down the position of short and Dan Chavira at third. - The battery for the Coyotes was Toyo Shitanishi and Pete Kirk. Bob Stafford was the other top hurler for the nine of Madera. h d f' t base taken, and Verne Schnaidt again had his usual spot at the second Q .!, 1 . 1 . Bill Musick Toyo Shitonishi outfielder pitcher Pete Kirk Ben Robinson catcher -shortstop I23 'z 1 P 1 ! Verne Schncidt second bose Ken Adolphson 1 outfielder ,Q YN N 1 I 1 I i N Coaches Juariqui and Cochran The Junior Varsity Baseball Club under the steering of Coach Joe Juariqui was doing very well as the Blue and White went to press. Many newfaces came out to see if they could land aposition on the first nine. Return- ly Q' ing lettermen were: Barney Gonzales, Charles Noli, Topper Haney, Steve Martin, Joe W Farias, Ken Shelton, and Joe Atilano. 4. K Sam Carasco, veteran pitcher for the lightweights, was moved up to Varsity after he iv 3 shut out the Dos Palos diamondeers 10 to 0, allowing only one hit. 4 In their first game of the season, the Maderans lost a heartbreaker ll-I0 to the San Joaquin Memorial Panther Cubs after having led I0 to 0 in the earlier innings. Travelling to Dos Palos, the Juariquimen came home with their second victory. , Y Helping out with the JVs this year were Mr. Cochran and Coach Bob Machado. if EQEN FIRST ROW: Bums, Hernandez, Gonzales, Cudd, Teranishi, Sordi, Atillano, Roque SECOND ROW: Farias, Dumont, Justice, Martin ' c Rubio, Diaz, Kuckenbecker, Diaz, Seamor THIRD ROW: Noll, Shelton, Haney, Campbell, Hahn, Carasco, Duncan, arasco. 124 FIRST ROW QLeft to Righty: R. Lopez, E. Malone, N. Greene, L. Malone, O. Jenkins, P. Cavallero, Henry Polanco, C. Edwards, C. Cozby, R. Gann, G. Lewis SECOND ROW: D. Maca1ister,J. Lopez, B. Thompson, R. Barboza, E. Savala. I. Mu1'il1o,Jr. Harris Cha- vira, George Thomas, J. MacFerris THIRD ROW:R. Lopez, E. Malone, N. Greene, L. Malone, R. Jenkins, R. Vallez, H. Polanco, C. Edwards, C. Cozby, R. Gann, G. Lewis. The Madera High boxing team put on it's Fourteenth Annual Punch Bowl very successfully on March 4 and 5. The team consisted of forty-four boxers. Quite a few of last years' boys were back this year and put on some good scraps . Veteran Henry Polanco was named the Most Improved Fighter . Clinton Cozby was awarded the Best Sportsman- ship . The bout between Edwards and Greene was voted as the best fight. The division was won by Ben Robinson Qrightj. Here hedisplayshispowerful left-job which defected Mike Roberts his oppo- nent. Napoleon Greene and Charles Edwards real ly mix it up during the most exciting fight of the Punch xox: as ,, M, A .. -, ,A M, V, A . J f gffw. .Ln wifi' 1- ' ii g,vgL,,, ,f bt , A af, . M, 1,1 f ww V , W 4 f sw dy I . 1 ,. uri S ,Aff N iff: 15, A -'-'b!- . Q Q an Exkiegzgfifkfx K, fn: ,.': 3, 3 V I 3 K. f f rl ,f V .P wf-H F 'g li-5 ,' v, 72 6 7 . 'X ' J iiEu?ii? 1 1.7 M ' Q - .. .,.. , - .. 2 1 , Ji ff 4 ., ,, V, , gfil-,S Hg, -aw. 1- '-'-' .5 m fr? ' A X 2 f, , pci? wr H ' if A - , f f A ' jg, jk- jr . ,:,.V ' .Mx , ,L , Q 6, L , xffzg ,iffy J.-'ffl 3 - ' .12 A- ' ' '?N'f,i?f J1-xi. W , p. vb E .H mm-4 x 41? 1' . Q 7, , : in 1 fi' G. A. A. OFFICERS QLeft to Righty: Ann Minamoto, Mary Anne Nesalhous, Vera Peterson, Martha Weaver, Dorothy Oldham, Jolene Mashbum, Sandy Jamfrey, Marlene Gillett. Miss Lorraine Bowlus G.A.A. Sponsor 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 attending playdays and by doing various extracurricular activities. SENIOR G. A. A. MEMBERS -FIRST ROW: Bertha Brazel, Grady Wilbum, Ann Minamoto, Bette Krum, Dorothy Oldham, Mary Rose, Bonnie Pike, Marlene Jennings SECOND ROW: Racheal Barragan, Frances Arbalo, Vera Peterson, Sandy Jamfrey, Lucy Loera, Clarice Price, Donna Hubbard, Beverly Bumell THIRD ROW: Helen Bridges, Helen Rosales, Pat Markle, Mary Anne Nesalhous, Martha Weaver, Jolene Mashbum, Jessie Arias, Marlene Gillett, Maude Davis, Yvonne Carroll. , Z., . -dl , k if it is J, I 9 oofball runner-u gins, Roy B ,Oi Giants-:I I fo rl Harvey Boss, Bob J olding. The champions of the Fo ones ofboll ' , Jerry lhfrdfh MM Greer, Mike R ural program oberfs were fb ,M Jofn e Vilri es Sparg ngs. V WI Q0 ,o'I ' W' 'D 50 S I U99 s gf UML I MM we I T 3 V-'neg 1 10 'O . ggi' ww Oxx 000 oskeeo and scar, 1 w 5- ADVERTISERS Any Madera High boy would like to own a suit from PENNEY'S. This fineclothing store has been a Coyote supporter for many years. Didn't you feel like you were waltzing on a cloud at the last big dance? If you did you were prob - ably wearing a pair of shoes from BRAMMER 'S, the oldest shoe dealers in Madera. Did you have a good time at the Christmas Ball? If you did you probably purchased that extra spec- ial outfit at ANN'S SHCP. When it's time for the Prom or any other big event, students wi II Find that CERIONI 'S Store For Men hasiust the ensemble for which they are looking . ,ifr- Spring fever usual ly gets the best of most Madera gals, and when it does you can usuall find them Y purchasing a new item at the FASHION CENTER. Expert advice and assistance makes buying clothes at JAME'S a happy occasion for any student. JAME'S Has been a staunch Coyote booster for many years. -.ix--W, From greeting cards to cosmetics and drugs you can't go wrong on any of them when you purchase them at McCumber 8. Pinion . gin ,Ry 2 'f ,af ff Economy and quality go hand in hand at DUNCAN 8. SCHlED'S. Many times throughout the year they offer outstanding values in K 132 both men and women's styles. These two Coyote girls find the latest in gifts at the STA- TIONERS, where items are priced for their pocket book. Fall Student Body President Margie 4 f Dominici sells some of the select books that can be Found at SMADES, a name which all Coyotes know D. nla Xl' 0,1 . y XM xg, Qbl . J . w K ax lg , I N o t ' f x - ' C si' ig. li' V' . A A l ,, x x lg 4 w g s f tw -x, 'i13Q'1xfX,, ' ,.t f 5, N ttx N -,. V 4 Q ,J S if 4- ' 6 xx: A ,-'N -- his , W xii- X X i v ' SX X ,f l 1 X fs L 'S-.ev K e 1 R NL' S Looking over the new Chevrolet for I955 are Madera students Patt Dominici and Rosemary Mastrofini . Shebelut's a loyal Coyote booster Many thoughtful Coyote men have been seen selec- ting an appropriate gift from the popular assort- ment at the MADERA is the exclusive Chrevolet dealer For Madera. DRUG. Hey galsl Trying to watch your budget, but still want that new dress? Well we have just the place for yougyes, PFAFF SEWING CENTER has any type of sewing machine you could possibly want. Deciding which model to choose, from the many lux- urious styles on display at TED SCHMALL 8. SONS is understandably difficult, since they have Lincolns 81 Mercurys. ff Students who own cars such as the one pic- tured here at the FOREHAND BUICK Deal- ers, swear by them as being both beautiful and smooth running . DIFFORDS OLDSMOBILE DEALERS is the scene of many dreams for Coyote students who are hoping for a new car. DIFFORDS deals exclusively in Oldsmobiles. BEST WISHES TO THE' GRADUATING SENIORS OF 1955 MADERA MUSIC SHOP, where students buy their records and musical instruments with guaranteed assurance of getting the best, has a wide variety of all types of instruments . Remember when you were dying to try that new shade of lip stick? More than likely you pur- chased it at CALAWAY'S DRUGS. One of the most dependable drug stores in Madera, and a staunch Coyote booster . MUTUAL DEPARTMENT STORE has consistently given Coyote students the selection of quality clothes. Shown purchasing an item is Fall Prexy Margie Dominici . Remember the suit you had cleaned after the dance of the year? Wasn't it cleaned beautiful ly? Students wi I l always remem- ber dependable service and workmanship that MADERA CLEANERS offers. GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 55 From the MADERA CLEANERS, , One ofthe most depen- dable dealers inall res- taurant and household supplies in Madera is theVALLEY PAPER CO. ls your sporting equipment in tip top shape? Planning On edeC0 Uiln9 Your mom? lf not the place for you is the MADERA the MADERA FURNITURE STORE is the LIQUOR store where they have acomplete place for you. There you can find furn- line of sporting goods. ishings thatare both economical and up to date . - l Spending a quiet Sunday afternoon at home and start drooling for a big cool drink? Then the VALLEY MARKET is iust the place for you. 136 Sensitive taste buds? Then take part in the Coyote tradition of din- ing at the MALT SHO P where food is supreme. For that quick snack try the MALT SHOP. Planning on owning a ranch some day? If so the place for you to keep in mind is theVALLEY FEED,whereyou can find almost any feed imaginable. lf you spent an afternoon in the country this past year, no doubt you purchased those extra special delights that made everyones face light up at FRANK'S MARKET. l Need anything in the way of magazines, candy or soft drinks? If soACE HI LIQUOR is iust the place for you. , v I .1 Y ,ft ..S:1..fL-945' -3 Q 1 I V, V A - ,... Muwg ,.,. gf -..v. ,.-.W A, H ,L + .. nv H: 1 . Q 1 4 f ., 'H Q3 - 4. Q 1 1, Ai--Aux Jig ff, i uh w?l:, . 1 M' L: ':. ,x 5. - . 'H 1, .i in af 11' Z- 5, Q55 f :I Z :gt ' 'mr ,rw-fr' - --P'v:f::M 5- H ' aj 'arsbigfzfeg f-V-33' 'gif -, v r--A , , X, 1 ' W -5.w1 .V W vf 7.14-:,,:w'w K -ww , U ' I Q' , ,. 'f X 535:29 P if? 5 - ' A Remember the last MADERA FLOWER SHOP was probably your choice. You can find not only lovely flowers at the MADERA FLOWER SHOP but wonderful gifts for those sick friends. rushing for carsages? 1215650 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS HARTWIG MOTORS PONIlAl'. . . HARTWlG'S MOTORS is the exclusive dealer of Cadillacs and Pontiacs in Madera, and it is also one of the most dependable dealers any where. Service and dependability go hand in hand at HARTWlG'S MOTORS. Remember the deer and ducks you shot last fall? You have more than likelyjust finished the last piece of meat off, thanks to the lockers that it was kept in atGus's Food Lockers . When you think of concrete think of us . Thats the motto of ROGERS MATERIAL. ROGERS isa wel l known construction com- pany to all Maderans. Coyote sports fansall over Madera were L U C CA' S R E S TA U RA N T is a pop- alwayssure to gatherat MALICKS REST- ular place for Italian food and a pleasant AURANT before and after games t0 enioy treat to hungry Coyotes who like food priced Fine food and good service. to fit their pockets. 141 Remember that Y delicious ham you had last Christmas, or those scrumptious wein'ers you devoured on that last picnic? More than likely those tasty bits of meat were from NOBLES INDEPENDENT MEAT DEALER . Have you ever had the prob lem of not know- ing what to get your kid brother or sister, or what kind of fishing rod to getyour dad? Well, your troubles will end if you shop at BRUNO'S For all you cowgals and cowpokes THOMPSON 8. GILL is iust the place for you. They have just what you need in the way of ac- cessoriesfor your horse or ranch, plus many machines that are vital to any farm. For that fast lunch or quick after date snack the SNOW WHITE is iust the place. Their fast service and reasonable prices make it a pop- ular place for all members of the Coy- ote pack. Curious about color TV? Well you don't have to be anymore, because the RADIO TV HOSPITAL can fix you up with colored, black and white TV 's or any other type of home appliance you might need. For that pause that refreshes , the TASTY MAID SODA WORKS is just the place for you Orange drinks, grape and a variety of other beverages can be found at TASTY MAID where they do their own bottling f ' Z 12 'Je f' ,Gems MMA f T J -4-406652 6 afwfy X 47 Quite a few graduating seniors are planning on getting married,and For those thatare, ROBERTS JEWELERS is iust the place to go. They have a complete assortment of jewelry, watches and silverware. 143 The CALIFORNIA SPRAY CHEM- ICAL COMPANY is the best place to getall your ortho sprays and pest controlsand you also have the ser- vice of experienced fieldmen as near as--your telephone . For all your camera supplies, pic- ture developing, portraits, and photographs, the HURST STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP will please the customers wal let as well as their Fancy. Kem 'N x qs in 5 CENTRAL VALLEY CREAMERY is an excellentplace to get the ice cream for that party besides being the place to get all your dairy products. 144 4- A iiiigf 3E35ie Q ' in 7 J gi X QW Vf W 23 33535 ,4wS'Z2'fJ5fgMQW 3 353 1w'wc f if fifw LJ 03,1319 kjzp 'I p A V W MW ff Wifffa YWQJMQZFQZ rg f ,Qi 47 Lf ' 3 1' fyifvggf-4i7:1,,4FYc Mba ff' , W1' .5 - Qi' '17 if . 1 1 ' 5,1 ., .1' W.- 7.1, - .am 4. 1- Y ., ,1 V, l .37 .- . ,- . .- -13. f - --..,':.! ,lug 5- , , 'N . 4 :,. - '. ., , 1 .15 , ,, .,. , , v' .' Q H . 'F' 1-r ' 4 H1 ' V -'L' V ' ..1 ' -T' '1 . k - ' I '-f . ,ul ' . 7.A ,gl S 4 ,, in in , r V ,,, , , Y. 1 5- I Az, L 1,- N .Q V nh U Ei nz- 5 1 3 . :?,.,F,,,-Eur. N3 .Lk A mf e, , , . -. I ff Ji W Wzy . WW? M. 1 . 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