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

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SENIOR MEMORIES The Seniors entered their last year of High School full of confidence and ambition for they had behind them such successful events as their Junior-Senior Prom,''Fantasia , which featured a ball room fantasy. Another proud acc- omplishment was ''Review in Blue the annual eprine show. With a full treasury resulta from these projects and the knowledge that they had one last year in which to make the most of high school life, these ''almost adults rushed into school work and activities in full force. The results in the first semester were the annual Senior Class, Play ''No More Homework , a 3-act comedy staged on December 1,2, and 3, at Thomas Jefferson School, and ''Moonlight Mist , the traditional Christmas Ball held at the National Guard Armory, and darren ee by Senior Horizon Girls.. Spring sprung fast, and with it came plans and anticipa- tion for the approaching graduation, as well as the need for upteen hundred'' committees in connection with the final date. Senior Sneak Day started the ball rolling on the week- end of Lincoln's Birthday, during which time Seniors head- ; ed in all directions....mountains, coast, North and South. Senior Assembly, headed by Sara Ervin and Bill Cheatham, was next in line on April 26, after which Senior Reception chairmanned by Janice Clark, was hel on May 25. Baccalaureate then took the spotlight, and Sue Meadows and her committee arranged for this event. With tears and smiles, the class of 1956 held their last official get-together at the High School Stadium on June 8, when GRADUATION ceremonies struck the tinal note in their happy four years. RIGHT: Working until the last moment on the decorations for Moonlight Mist were many of the Senior girls. BELOW: Dancing Dreamily in “Fantasia, the land where dreams come true, L | | .. Lament yg aig Barbara Gentry makes Joe Lilles into a busy principal for No More Homework ,

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— Hard-working and efficient always, were the Fall Senior Class Officers. LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Lovine, Treasurer; Jeri Pagnini, Secretary; George Hatfield, President; Dick Gordon, Vice-President. Could this happy looking group of Spring Senior Class Officers be planning graduation? LEFT TO RIGHT: JoAnn Baratta, Treasurer; Gina Martinelli, Secretary; Mr. Vollborn, Advisor; Janet Whitney, Vice-President; Ken Shelton, President, SUTTER MiL GOLD STRIKE be here ee we

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Beatrice Escobar Abundis Darryl Anthony Adams Lupe Aguilar Dolores Paulette Aja Jerry Lee Alves John Shizuma Aoki Julia Arias Jimmie Dee Armentrout Katherine Loraine Ashton Vera Marlene Atkinson Mary Ruby Avalos Donald Lee Babcock Gwen Elaine Babcock Jeanne Marie Baranek on Jo Ann Baratta