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THE 1961 BLUE AND WHITE... MADERA UNION HIGH SCHOOL MADERA, CALIFORNIA J vi MADERA COUNTY LIBRARY — £ the universe. Space without beginning, without end, empty, dark, cold. system upon system, galaxy upon galaxy, stretching to infinity and beyond. Vastness transcending the shackles of rationalism. a And lost somewhere in the awesome immensity of this inconceivable . infinity is a third planet--a veritable dust particle circling one of the “ countless stars in endless space. This planet, bathed in the sustaining light of its mother sun, has given rise to a fragmented creature who has. ne % « o .@ =. al f ES ts ag on 8 7 ¢ Pie 9 on entered an entirely ‘new phase of his‘frantié Will to Power. : ‘ an ae . e “ ‘4’: ‘The’Space Crew in ‘the Universe’? 3 os « . . - . aS ad N a4 O Z. Lu) N AVELINA ABINA STELLA O,. ADAME SHIRLEY ALVES Transferred from Dos Palos 3; CSF 3,4, President 4; Student Accredita- tion 3; FEA 3,4, Secretary 3, Vice-Chair- man 4; Student Legislature 3; Fresno-Ma- dera Counties Honor Band 3; Girls' League 3,4; Teens Against Polio 3. JOSEPH J. ALVAREZ gt a. aa nae GLENDA J. ANDERSON SHUNJI AOKI TOMOYE AOKI EUNICE M. APLON 4 y a FRANK APRIL STELLA ARMENDAREZ WILLIAM A. ATEN J. BENNY ATTAWAY 20 In All the Songs That the Degenerates on the Earth Sing, aye WILLIAM ALEXANDER CECILIA ANDERSON BLYMON W. AUTRY tal KENNETH L. AUTRY RUTHELL AUT RY MARGARET AYALA FLORENCE E. BAKER BARBARA M, BARANEK DANIEL BARBOZA CAROLYN BARRETT WAYNE H. BEHREND NANCY BELLAR FRANK APRIL CSF 1,2,3,4; Class President 1; Tennis 1,3; Wrestling 2,4; Block M 2,3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, Vice-President 4; Homecoming Chairman 4; NMSQT SHARON F. BELLINGER DORIS H. BENEAR MARY HELEN BERNAL SERENA A. BIRGE MARLENE BITTNER LARRY BLACKBURN 21 the Dead Space Hero CAROLYN J. BOLES ANGEL J. BONILLA CAROL L. BRANSTETTER FLORENCE BAKER CSF 1,2,4, Class Rep- resentative 1, Scribe 4; Zenith Horizon 1,2, 3,4, Officer 1, Vice-President 2, Scribe 3, President 4; Girls' League 1,2,3,4, Rep- resentative 2, Secretary 3; Maderan 3,4, Club Editor 4, Assistant Editor 4; Teens Against Polio 2,3, Secretary 2,3; Student Council 3; Atoms 4. PAT BROSI LAFE D. BROWN MERILYN L. BROWN THOMAS H. BUCKLEY NANCY A, BUNDY DAVID R. BURNETT DIANE E. BUTLER JUDY A. CALDWELL THOMAS R. CALHOUN ELIZABETH A. CAMPBELL MICHELEA.CAMY RODNEY D. CAPPELLUTI DANIEL CASTILLO 22 Always Has His Funeral in a Quaint Little Chapel RICHARD CASTLEBERRY JOE P. CASTRO JOHNNY CERDA BILL CHAMBERS Ne r | LARRY CHANDLER IRENE CHAPPELL JAMES E. CHATMAM LINDA K. CHEEK WAYNE BEHREND Championship B Football Center 1,2; Championship Varsity Football Guard 3,4, Co-Captain 4, 20-30 Club Award 4, Lineman of the Week 4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Boys' State 3; Junior-Senior Prom Center- piece Chairman 3; Class President 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Fire Squad 4. | DEAN CLARK TOM G. CLARK WILLIAM CLARK GENE E. CLIFTON MARION A. CLOETERS D. DOLORES COLEMEN 23 with His Mourning Beloved Near. il a : ia lb Hee , — SONJA COX Transferred from Modesto ? Zenith Horizon 2,3,4, President 2; Girls: League 2,3,4, Representative 2, Hospitality Chairman 4, Magazine Sales Chairman 4; Teens Against Polio 3, Treasurer; Junior- Senior Prom Tables Chairman 3; Student Legislature 3; Pep Girl 3,4; Future Nurses 4; Homecoming Queen Attendant 4. CARLESS L. CONNER JANE I. CONTRERAS MN SONJA L. COX ROBERT J. COYLE EDWARD G. CRABTREE DAVID E. CRANMER . Ml wt, JULIE DANIELS 24 A Real Touching Scene. C. KAY CRITES H. CLAY DAULTON III ROD W. CROOK RUTH Y. CRUMP CAROL E. CUDD THELMA DAVIS ANGIE DEANDA ELENA DeLaFUENTE B. JUDY DEL BIANCO JAMES D. DEL BONO — PHILLIP N. DeMASTERS DIANA L. DeMELLO JANICE A. DeMELLO a. RICHARD DENNEY LARRY N. DENSON NANCY D. DESATOFF DANIEL DIAZ SHEILA DILLON JUDY DEL BIANCO Zenith Horizon 1,2,3,4, President 1, Scribe 2; Girls' League 1,2,3,4, Representative 1; Class Treasurer 2; Class Secretary 3; Track Queen 3; Girls' State Candidate 3; Senior Announcements Com- mittee 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Student Legislature Alternate 4; Christmas Ball Chairman 4. ROBERT G. DONLEAVEY LONNIE A. DOSHIER CARL F. DUARTE ROBERT C. DUNNINGAN VIRGINIA EADES DIANE C. ENOCHS 25 One Google-eyed Girl in Her Late Teens ber fa 4 PENS MARY ELLEN ESPINOZA JAMES ECHOLS ALBERT V. FARINELLI DIANE ENOCHS Zenith Horizon 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2; CSF 1,2; Class Treasurer 1; Class President 2; Band1,2,3; Girls' Lea- gue 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3; Ski Club 1,4; Student Legislature Alternate 4; Senior Announcement Committee 4; Sen- ior Play Committee 4; Worthy Advisor of Rainbow 4. NAOMI N. FERNANDES WALTER C. FICKLIN III SYLVIA FINCHER ba ALEXANDER FLORES BETTY L. FLOYD WILLIAM L. FOREMAN JAYNE C. FORTE JOHN FRANK JANICE L. FULLER JOHN A. FULLER HELEN I. GAETA CHARLES G. GARNER 26 Crying Alone Over the Bier of Her Lover JOYCE I. GARNER MARTA T. GARNER GARY F. GAZAWAY JAMES T,. GIST JOHN H. GIVENS ESTHER K. GONZALES GASPER GONZALES HOPE GONZALES ROBERT HALEY FRANCES M. HALOPOFF WALTER FICKLIN Stamp and Coin1; CSF 1,2,3,4; FEA 3, Public Relations; NFL 2,3, 4, Ist and 2nd degrees 2, Lions Club Speak- ing Contest Winner 2, Vice-President 2, 3rd degree 3, President 3; Boys' State 3; Con- stitution Committee 3; NMSQT Semifinalist 4; Junior Republicans 4, Membership Chair- man; KNOT Radio Program 4. Bi rs a As ke es es BEVERLY HARBISON R. GERY HARKINS AILEAN C. HARRIS ERROL B. HARRIS JANICE HASTINGS BILLIE F. HAYDU 27 and Pounding on the Coffin Lid. 4 ( wy CALVIN E. HELTON GEORGE F. HENSLEY, JR CORDELL HEMPHILL me Sy Tee 3 KATHY KEATING Zenith Horizon 1,2,3,4; CSF2;) Ski Club 1 (253,4; Girls) Leacue 152; 2,3; Class Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Rally com- mittee 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Class Vice-President 2; Swimming 2; Teens Against Polio 2; Commissioners of School Spirit 3; Tennis 3; Student Council Alternate 4; Senior Play 4. EVA L. HENSEN J. JEANNE HOLLINGSWORTH we al Zz) = ; cena JERRY W. HOWELL GRACE HOWKER JANET L. HUFFMAN PRISCILLA L. HUGHES JOYCE M. HUNT = MARY L. INCROCCI ALICE INESS HAROLD L. IRBY FRED D. IVERSON CARLTON L. JACOBSEN 28 Pretty Shabby, Huh? 4 1 CHARLES W. JACKSON ETHEL MARY JAMFREY GLEN N. JANZEN JESSIE M. JEFFERSON CYNTHIA JOHNSON EULAH JONES JANIE JONES MARGARET E. JONES KATHLEEN A. KEATING RICHARD KELLY EDDIE KURISU FFA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; Truck Crops Judging Team 2,3; Vine Pruning Team 2,3,4, 4th Prize In- dividual 2; Parliamentary Procedure Team 3; Arc Welding Contest 5th in Nation 3,4; Top Ag Mechanics Exhibitor 3, Welding Con- test 3rd Place 4, Fresno Fair; CSF 1,2; D Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3. JERRY KNIGHT E. ALLEN KRICK EDWARD S. KURISU SHARON R. LAKEMAN ROBERT L. LATTANZIO VERDELL LEON 29 What Kind of Funeral Is This? PAT A. LONG ROSALIE LONG JAMES F. LOVELACE PAT LONG Zenith Horizon 1 ,2,3,4, Secre- tary 1; Freshman Assembly Narrator 1; Girls' Leaguel ,2,3,4, Representative 3, President 4; Student Council Clerk 2; Teens Against Polio 3, Chairman 3; Pep Girl 3,4, Head 4; ATOMS 4; Senior Play 4. DENNIS C. LOWRY JERI LUCERO DOROTHY M. LYONS JULIA M. MADEWELL NANCY J. MADOLE HENRIETTA MAGOS CLINTON MAHAFFEY JEAN A. MALSON ANITA P. MARKLE MACKIE MARMOLEJO WILLIAM F. MARTIN HAROLD R. MARTIN JAMES K. MARTIN 30 Why Not a Cathedral? JANET L. MARTINEZ MELANIE H. MASDEN DENNIS B. McGILVRAY W. JAMES McMURRAY SHARON F. McNALLY GEORGE B. McWHERTER MICHAEL MEINZ MARGARET F. MELENDEZ SALLY A. MENDRIN PETER O. MERCADO MELANIE MASDEN CSF 1; Girls' League 1, 2,3,4; Band1,2,3,4; Piano, Organ, Accor- dian, Baritone, French Horn; Fresno-Madera Counties Honor Band 1,2,3,4; Pacific Music Camp 1,2,3, Outstanding Musician Award 3; Dance Band 3; Piano Contest Superior Rat- ing, Baritone Solo Superior Rating 3. DONALD MOORE JOSEPHINE MORALES JAMES D. MORGAN FARREL L. MORRIS SANDEE D. MOSS PENNIE C. MOTT 31 ... Jammed to Overflowing, ODELL L. MOULTRIE OLIVIA MUNOZ CASSANDRA F. MURADANES CLINTON MAHAFFEY Band 1,2; A Cap- pella 1,2,3,4; Frosh-Soph Reception decor- ations Committee 2; Drum Major3,4, All- Westem Band Review 2nd place award 3, 1st y place award 4; Dance Band 3,4. a PATRICIA MURPHY PATRICK MURPHY VICKIE D. MURRAY cok ty F. KENT NANCE PHILIP J. OBERTI ANDREA OCHS ROSE MARY PADILLA EDWARD PALACIOZ 4 RICHARD PALACIOZ CHESTER PAYNE BRUNO J. PELANCONI ALBERT E. PHILP RICHARD T. PISANO 32 with the Girl Stowed Somewhere in the Last Row CATHI R, PITMAN ARTHUR L, PLUMB RICHARD F, POLANCO HELEN J, POORE RONALD R, PRECIADO GARY L, PRICE KENNETH PRICE PHILLIP J. QUIRING JAMES W,. RADLEY EDDA RAMIREZ GEORGE McWHERTER Class President 1; Class Vice-President 2; Commissioner of q Awards 3; Student Body President 4; Teens _ j : Against Polio 1,2,3, Treasurer 3; B Football 72 ee FE ie 1; Varsity Football Quarterback 2,3,4, Cap- tain 4;B Basketball 1,2; JV Baseball 1; Var- sity Baseball 2,3,4; Block M 2,3,4, Vice- President 3, Secretary 3; NYL Board 4. ‘4 SIMON Z, RAMIREZ CHARLES R, RASOR ROGER H, RAU mes — ae ¥¢ JAMES M, RAYMOND KENNETH REDDING JERRY REYNOLDS Since She Can’t Afford Flowers Anyway. STEVE CORBIN CSF 1,2,3,4, Class Repre- sentative 2,4, Treasurer 3; Auto Shop Out- standing Student 2; FEA 2,3,4, Chairman 3, Public Relations 4; Student Accreditation 3; Junior Revue Lighting Chairman 3; Student Legislature 3,4. MARY E, ROMO JOHN R, ROQUE STERLIN ROUSEY DANIEL A, RUSHING How Do You Like That? LORETHA J, RIDGE PAUL A, ROBLES MARY ANN RYAN JANET RITCHIE STEVEN ROBERTSON ae A, ae eae CRUZ RODRIGUEZ HENRY H, ROSE DENISE E, SAGOUSPE HAROLD C, ROLFF AMY SAKTY AMA a ‘ TED L. SAMORA SALLY C, SAUNDERS P, MARLENE SCHLUMBOHM DIANA M, SCHMALL MELVIN P. SCHNEIDER KAREN M, SEIBERT KENT NANCE Transferred from Hanford 2; Varsity Football Halfback 2,3,4, Most Valu- able Player 3,4, Most Dependable Player 4, Most Inspirational Player 4, Back of the Week 2,3,4, Back of the week for Northern Calif. 4, All-American 4; Class President 3; Com- missioner of Awards 3, Varsity Basketball 2; Varsity Track 2,3,4; Block M 2,3,4. JOHN F, SELLAI THOMAS M, SESOCK ETHEL J. SESSION ARCHIBALD C. SHAW. S, SHIEMEONIEN-HARIEN LINDA M, SLOAN If Any Geniuses or Maniacs Have Read This, They Like It. ‘, 4 MYRNA C, SLOAN DONNA SMITH ELDORA J. SMITH JOHN SELLAI Frosh-Soph Reception Decora- tions Chairman 2; FEA 2; Championship B Football guard 2, Most Improved Player; Championship Varsity Football Guard 3,4; Block M3,4, President 4; Junior Revue Stage Crew Chairman 3; Junior-Senior Prom Deco- rations Chairman 3; Senior Announcements Committee 4; Senior Play Committee 4. JOAN D, SMITH KAY E, SMITH PRESLEY D, SMITH DANIEL SORIA DOREEN SPOTTS JOSEPH J. STASULAT N. JEAN STEVENS SF 2 TADAYOSHI TERANISHI C, ALVIN THAMES EVA THAMES DORIS TOCCHINI DONNA TOGNETTI Think of It! LELAND G, TURNER DAVID A, TORRES GERALDINE L, TORRES PEGGY L, TYLER JAMES G, UNTI DIANA UPFOLD JOYCE VARNER KAY SMITH Transferred from Visalia 3; Girls' League 3,4; Class Treasurer 3; Junior Revue Student Director 3; Drama Club 3, President; GAA 3; Soroptimist Girl of the Month 3; Student Body Vice-President 4; Stu- dent Legislature 4, President, Maderan Editor HAR MOLENE WALTON ROGER D. WEAVER JERRY W. WEINBERGER Gifts! Flowers! Eulogies! Real Tears! — ie JAMES W, WEINBERGER ACEL E, WELLS JEANNE C, WELTON JEANNE WELTON Zenith Horizon 1,2,3,4; CSF 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3; Student Council 2; Frosh-Soph Reception Committee2; Com- missioner of Finance 3; Teens Against Polio 3, Vice-Chairman; Student Accreditation 3, Chairman; Girls' State 3; Young Republi- cans 3, Secretary; Junior-Senior Prom Chair- man 3; Commissioner of Club Activities 4. DENNIS L, WEST WALKER WEST DARLA R, WESTON BETTY WILLIAMSON CHRISTINE C, WILSON RODERICK F, WRIGHT NORMAN F, WOOD CANDELARIA M, YBARRA DAVID YOUNG JULIE M, YOUNG ROSALIE M, ZAMORA Rest in Peace. | TOMOYE AOKI GAA 1,2,3,4, Class Representative 2, Commissioner 3, Secretary 3; Girls' League 1,2,3,4; CSF 1; Zenith Horizon 3,4; Student Council 3; Student Legislature 4; Atoms 4, Treasurer. DENNIS McGILVRAY Tennis 1; CSF 1,2,3,4; FEA 2,3,4, Vice-Chairman 3, Chairman 4; Track 2,3,4; Block M 4; Fire Squad 3,4; Biology Course, UC at Davis 3; Student Legislature 4. NORMAN WOOD Boys! Federation 1; Cross-Country 1; BAA 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4, State Meet 3, Carrier of the 1960 Winter Olympics torch 3, West Coast Relays 1,2,3,4; B Football 3; B Basketball 3; Block M 4. SENIORS NOT PICTURED JAMES ARBALLO REGENA BEARDEN RAY BEDWELL WILMA BELLINGER JOHN BETTENCOURT MENZO BOUNDS DARRYLE BOWEN JANET BOWEN ANDREW BROODEN MELVIN BROCCINI CINDY CHO RAYMOND CLARK BRENT COWGER JOHN DOUGLAS They Love You... DENNIS DUARTE RONNIE ECKER WALTER FERNANDES EULALIO FRAUSTO CAROL GAGNON NASARIO GARCIA EUGENE GOBERT MICHAEL GOBERT WILLIE GRIFFEN JUDY JENNINGS HOWARD JORDAN JOHN KING IRA LEE EDWARD LINCOLN BARBARA LYONS ARTHUR McCLAY TONY MORALES FAUSTINO MORONES ARTHUR ORTEGA LESTER PAGE ELEANOR PALACIO JON PATTERSON SHARON RIGHTNOUR DONALD ROBERTS DARIUS WILLIAMS CHERYL WILSON BUTTON PUSHERS ... The button pushers are just below the scientists, both in intelligence and social status. They are curious creatures with bulging eyes and bony fingers. These qualities adapt them admirably for use not only as button pushers but pinball machines as well, They are among the most excitable .people in the universe, probably because they drink a gallon of high-grade kerosene before every meal. The juniors realize that they too are subordinates, but they also realize that they are the leaders of next year, They have already received training in han- dling key duties and are disciplining themselves in preparation for carrying out the responsibilities which will be entrusted to them. fei 5 es ri Mary Abundis Ruben Acedo Bryce Acree Virginia Aguilar Billy Amey Paul Amey Susan Anderson Sue Anthony Mesami Aoki Georgeanne Aplon Josephine Arias Shirley Armentrout a aA om N Tobria Arnbrister Kathleen Avellar Gerald Avila Marion Ayala Jean Baccelli Angie Bais Dennis Baker Mike Baroldi Manuel Barraza Mike Bartlett Frances Barton Greg Basila Beverly Bellinger Dan Bertozzi Michael Bick Judy Biggs Carole Bischel Gary Bolding Gene Bond Annie Bonilla Johnny Bradford Larry Bradley Odell Brammer Bud Branstetter Ronnie Breazell Gene Brewer Don Bridges Wayne Bridges Susan Bristow Virgil Brocchini Jerry Brooks David Brown Larry Brown Narma Brown Willie Brown Tony Bulgara Allen Burris Judy Bush Sally Cadenazzi Audrey Cameron Chris Camy Gloria Candia Cheryl Cappelluti Evelyn Castillo Mary Cerda Ray Cereghino Sue Chambers Tom Chambers _ The Rest of the Crew Irma Chapa Ramon Chavez Aurora Chavira Jerry Cheek Terry Cheek Mike Chipman Jimmie Clifton Linda Cobb Linda Coleman Clinton Collins John Collins Retha Collins Richard Contreras Louise Cook Leslie Cowan Louise Crawley Ken Crites Ronnie Daggett Alfred Della Roman De La Rosa Dick DeMello Johnny Deniz Karon Denney Janet De Pasque John Deprivate Stella Desatoff Morris Desmond Jerida Diar Stella Dilbeck Ken Dixon Russ Dockery Margaret Dollar Beckie Dom Milaun Dowell Patricia Doyle Bill Driggs Don Dumont Dolores Durazo Ronnie Duvall Arlene Eaton Darlene Edde Linda Edwards Loretta Edwards Clint Ellis James Elrod Tom Embrey Michael Escobedo Delphina Esparza Al Espanola Geary Evans Marion Raso Steve Ficklin Isaac Fimbrez Jim Flores John Flores Donna Fontes Dennis Forrester Gary Foust Betty Frazel Larry Frede Dorothy Freeman Carmen Galindo Amelia Garcia Lloyd Garner Sharon Gazaway Gene Gee John Gee James Georges Tommy Gerbi Judee Gill Edith Glass Jo Ann Gomes Eva Gonzales Henry Gonzales Rita Gonzales Ronnie Goodrum John Gottwald Dorothy Gough Robert Gray John Greer Kay Greer Dock Griffin Doug Grover Jerrell Gunter Catherine Gutierrez John Gutierrez H. 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Hall Jim Ham Shirley Hardin Gaylon Hardy Richard Harris Zack Harris Johnny Harrington Beverly Harrison Darlene Hatch Donna Hatch Calvin Heath Richard Hefne1 Karen Heinrich Al Hernandez Zeta Hibdon Phillip Hilliard Jerol Holiday Margaret Holmes Jean ette Hoskins Robert Houlding Roger Howe Cheryfe Howell Lynda Huffman Barbara Hunt Doug Hunt Karen Ireland Dennis Ivey Clayton Jackson Janet Jackson John Jefferson Steve Johansen Carolyn Johnson Tommy Jones Larry Jordan . oy Like Listening to Mohammedan Prayer Calls Played on Oboes Marilyn Mahaffey David Mann James Marklund Barbara Marshall Patty Martin Beatrice Martinez Pat Long Mary Jane Lara Carol Koch Jesse Maciel Brenda Mackey Rachel Magos Charles Kilgore Royce King Gary Koch Pat Kornoff Georgia Landerman Richard Luther Joe Martinez Terry Martinez Pamilla Maul Sharron McCarty Carolyn McCoy Charlotte McCulley Ronald McCullough Kathryn McDowell Sammie McFerren Carolyn McGee Etta McGuire Jim McKelvey Louise McKinney Danny McSwain Diane Madeiros Beverly Medina Sharon Medlock Sarah Mendrin Judy Messel Judee Miller Norma Mills Charles Milor Kate Minamoto Rosalind Mirande Catalina Mirelez Lupe Mirelez Harold Moore James Moore Jo Ann Moore Judy Moore Richard Moore Rose Morales John Morgan Larry Morgan Esther Morozov Ginger Mulliner Dolores Nalley Carl Nelson John Neufeld Ellen Newcomb Peggy Nix Larry Nolen APOE Karene Noli Melba Opp Gilbert Ornelas Pat Overgaard Wanda Padgett Nancy Pavey Melvin Pedras Sharon Peevey Frannie Perez Mary Ellen Perez Cluadia Peterson Janet Philp Tony Photopoulos Alice Pitcock Doly Poppy John Powell Zenetta Price Barbara Pruett Larry Reynolds Kay Richards Barbara Riddle Houston Ridge Marilyn Riehl Rito Rios Margie Roberts Lionel Robinson Martha Rocha Irma Rodriquez Joseph Rodriquez Jeanett Rogoff Elmo Romias John Rorie Maurine Rowe Arthu Ruth Cathy Rynerson Carole Sallabery Johnnie Sanchez Ruby Sanchez Iness Sandoval Joh Santillan Bob Saulsbury Loretta Shaw Fred Shelton Takahiro Shitanishi Mike Sinay Lionel Smiley Dennis Smith Diane Smith Don Smith Faylene Smith Richard Smith Rebecca Smith Ted Smith Mary Sotelo Guy Spinks Mary Ann Stabile Jo Ann Stepp Da Nelda Sowers Bill Strid Gary Swearengin ... or Studying Sanskrit inane Co Ann Swift Millie Switzer Ronald Tanaka Bonnie Tate Mike Taylor Dana Taylor Diana Taylor Herman Thomas Johnny Thomas Ellen Thompson Sandra Tigson Judy Tiller Lana Tiller Jim Turner Mary Louise Uhalde Delores Umholtz Anita Valdez Mary Vallas Carmen Varela James Vaughn Judy Venturi Manuel Verduzco Jeanne Vincent Paulette Waag John Wall Don Waller Robert Watson Royce Weaver Homer Wells John Whitmore Rose Marie Whitmore Sharon Wiggins Ann Wilbur Toni Wolfe June Yamaguchi Jessie Ybarra Dale Yocum Art Youngblood Ron Zimmerman Roy Gaines ... or Finding the Names and Prison Records of the ‘Five New York Doctors”’ . . . ROCKET OPERATORS .. . The rocket operators are considered important people on spaceships because they are the only ones that enjoy standing around and tending the 1100° engines in the rear. It is a real joy to watch the rocket operators carrying out their duties and playing dirty tricks on the rest of the crew like sending the spaceship in two directions at the same time. The sophomores also are hard workers who manage to get pleasure from what they do. They have had one year of valuable experience and are beginning to take a really active part in sports and student body affairs. % - 5S CRs Ae eee Ole ae NSF TOPO ALS Lae Of Course, Most People on the Earth Connie Abundis Harry Adame Stella Adame Mary Alarcon Sharon Albonico Jim Alexander Roy Allen Nancy Allison Richard Allred Jeannette Alves Dwight Amey Harvey Aoki Sue Aoki Mario Apodaca Ray April Janice Arnold Myra Aten Peggy Atlard Shari Audiss Mike Badella Adele Balbas Manuel Baldenegro Dan Baldridge Linda Baldridge Louise Banks John Baranek James Barboza Gail Barcus Christopher Barsotti Jonathan Barsotti Robert Bates Nickie Beck Carles Beckett Rephah Berg Dale Bitter Robb Blake Larry Blow Gene Boles Gail Bowen Joyce Bowerman Jerry Bowles Eddie Boyle Ina Bradley Darlene Breazell Jimmie Bridges Wanda Bridges Saundria Briscoe Allen Brown Joyce Brown Johnny Bunch Carroll Burris Tom Butler Camille Camarillo Blanche Campbell Jimmie Cantrell Ken Cereghino Gloria Cervantez Carolin Chandler Daniel Chatman Theresa Chavira Tommy Chavira Richard Cheatham Stella Cheatham Larry Cheek Royce Childers Florisa Clancy Chris Clark Kathleen Clark Forbes Clawson Jim Cobb Connie Cobo Richard Cody Jerry Coen Carl Conner Theresa Contreras David Cortez Patricia Crafton Randy Craig Claude Cranmer Katherine Crowder Aren’t This Intellectually Inclined Jess Crumley Doris Daniels Mary Daniels Marian Davis Gloria DeLaFuente Jerry Della Sheryl De Mello Irvin Denney Jeri Dettman George Diaz Henry Diaz Donna Dilbeck Norma Dirks Jimmy Dockery Ronn Dominici Charles Doolin Ken Drury Annette Duarte Marshall Duarte Evelyn Dunn Johnny Dunn Jerry Eads Sondra Echols Winton Edwards Jackie Elias Ray Elisariaras Paula Elliott Jean Embrey Barbara Emrick Nancy Epstein Christine Ervin Philip Erwin Phyllis Erwin Loretta Esparza Henry Esquivel Priscilla Farmer Pat Farrar Margie Faulkner Betty Fernandes Linda Ferrarese Barbara Ferreira Frances Filiponi Dwight Fincher Bob Finley Pat Flack Al Fox Mary Frazer Jeleruller Norma Fulmer Gary Furtado Gloria Ganda Carol Gangbin Rudy Garcia Louise Garrett Jessie Gaskins Carolin Gazaway Gail Gist Vern Gleen Ellen Glover Andrea Gonzales Jim Gonzales Orval Gordon Roy Graham John Gray William Greer Eugene Gunter Sammy Gutierrez Mike Haines Donna Haley Dorothy Hall Amie Hallum Tanya Halopoff Albirta Harris Carolyn Harris Mary Ann Harris Lonnie Harbart Sheryl Hardin Nick Harkins Naomi Hartfield Sherryl Hatch Allen Hawkins Billy Hawkins Roger Haydu Don Haywood Karen Heinemann Mose Henderson Jerry Hensley Manuel Hernandez Mary Jean Hernandez Angie Herrera Mike Herschfelt Leroy Hill Billy Hill Roy Hilstead Stanley Hirahara Sammy Holguin Jerry Holfeltz Barbara Holiday Lee Holman Gail Hoover Dorothy Hopkins Lawrence Howard Hugh Huffman Edith Hughes Adam Hugues Elaine Hurst Jimmie Iness Shirley Jackson Lena Jacobs Eddie Johnson Edward Jolliff Echester Jones Josephine Jones Shirley Jones Alvin Jordan Carroll Justice Karol Kay Charlotte Kelley Pat Kennedy Linda Kilcrease Barbara King James King Magnolia King Jonathan Kleinert James Knight Linda Knight Mickey Konkol Avisia Krubnik Doris Kurisu Gary Lakeman John Lamanuzzi Ray Lasswell Odessa Laster Bonie Lee Martha Lee Verda Lee Linda Leidig Freda Lemons Servada Leon Diane Lewis Connie Lindstom Barry Lockhart Janice Logoluso Glenn Long Jimmie Long Carolyn Lopez Isabel Lopez Samuel Lopez Cherie Lovejoy Barbara Lowe Klina Lyon Barbara MacDonald Loretta Macial Rachel Maciel Richard Mackey Margaret Madewell Linda Madole Quinn Maggiorini Emily Magos Francisco Magos ... They Can’t Afford to Be... Roger Mah Stell Manfredi Lawrence Manzanarez Marcella Manzanarez Ronnie Marks Frank Marmolejo David Marquez Frank Martin Nadine Martinez Ray Martinez Teresa Martinez Ernie Mastrofini Joe Mata Alonzo McCastle Dick McCollister Bob McCollister Linda McCullough Ruth McFerren Verdell McKelvey Jack McMillan Charles McMurray Jim McWherter Sixta Melendez Gary Mendoza Jim Mendoza Gary Meneghin Richard Miller Rodger Miller Bill Miller Bob Mines Barbara Minneti Concha Mirelez Jean Moder Lavada Moore Mary Morales James Moran David Morgan Kay Morini Steven Mortimer Chelsea Mott Hortensia Munoz Theresa Munoz Tony Muradanes Manuel Muradanes John Murphy Willie Murphy Edward Myers John Newcomb Tony Nieto Donal Noble Stan Oberti Joyce Ogletree Sherry O'Neil Eula Orange Mary Orona John Orta Frances Pacheco George Patchell Judy Patterson George Payne Rodger Pearson Raydean Pendergrass Antonia Perez Lupe Perez Rosie Perez Ruth Perez Frances Pico Barbara Pierotti Billy Poore Elwin Poore Tyrone Powell Robert Price Harriett Puls Adan Quiroz Linda Ragnetti Lucia Ramirez Richard Ramirez Sylvia Ramirez Marcia Rantsma Mary Ray They’ve Got Jobs and Families . . . Linda Redding Tim Reed Julia Rhodes James Richard Darlynne Riedel Peter Rivera Bill Roberts Hiram Roberts Phil Rocha Billy Rodgers Chenoweth Robertson Mary Robles Anita Rodriquez Louise Rodriquez Phyllis Rodriguez George Rogoff Harry Rogoff Sue Romias Betty Rogue Ronald Rowe David Russell Mary Russell Roberta Ramsey Mary Ann Sagouspe Steve Sagouspe Steve Sampaulesi Lucy Sanchez Roman Sanchez Ethel Saunders Brenda Schlumbohm Dennis Schmall Neil Schmidt Carl Schroeder Barbara Seagraves Don Sellai Catherine Shaw Ronnie Shein Jerry Sherian Doralie Silva Linda Simmons Joan Simpson Lula Simpson Jim Sloan Carl Smith Dorothy Smith Quinte Smith Dale Snider Donnie Solari Royann Sordi Carolyn Soria Lorraine Soria Joyce Sparks Martin Spaulding Sharron Spaulding Augustus Spratt Chester Stansell Howard Starck Hank Steele John Steele Sheryl Stefan Joe Stephens Chris Stephenson Charles Steward Bob Tate Barbara Taylor Carol Thomas Kenneth Thomas Joanne Thomasson Diane Tibbets Steve Tolmoshoff Dorothy Tolmosoff Jean Topping Jerry Torres Julian Torres Sandra Torress Claudine Toschi Karen Turner Sandra Turner Jeannie Turpenen Ronnie Tyndal But What Is There to Do on a Spaceship j for Anyone Except a Scientist or a Space Hero? Nancy Uhalde Almida Valdez Connie Valdez Nathan Valdivia Sammy Vaughn Willie Vaughn Rogelio Vega Kay Venable Ruth Verduzco Christine Vizcarra Karl Voigt Glenn Voyles Polly Wade Michael Wagner Philip Wagner Betty Walls Catheine Walls Frank Ware John Weaver Sharron Webb Linda Weber James Wells Forrest Weibert Larry Welton Norman West Luther Wheat James White Johnnie White Gary Whitman Albert Wilburn Dotty Wilburn James Williams Jeff Williams Jack Wissert Carrie Wren Kenny Wright Eddie Yates Mary Yoakum Ervin Young Richard Ybarra Alfonso Zaragosa GARBAGE bey. | The lowest and most persecuted of all the groups is the garbage detail. Besides carrying garbage, members are assigned to such degrading tasks as operating aerosol bug sprays; reading dull novels about Dick, Jane, Sally, and menagerie; and licking the boots of their superiors (which is everybody). This is the only group ina rocket crew that must sleep outside, and since there is no atmosphere in space to spread the heat of the sun, the garbage detail is half-baked. The freshmen of Madera Hi get their share of knocks and shocks. They have been thrust into new surroundings and must adapt themselves to the more vigor - ous pace of high school. However, the freshmen are quick to learn the ways of the upperclassmen and will have many opportunities to show their ability in the near future. —.... FRESHMEN And the Space Hero Is the Only One 58 Gary Abshire Sylvester Adams Richard Aguilar Albert Alarcon Philip Aldama Jerry Allen Don Allison Kay Allison Claudia Allred Carlos Alviso Dave Arias Gilbert Arias Armida Armenta David Armi Rudy Arroyo Dan Aten Jimmy Ault William Autry Virginia Ayala Sharolyn Babcock Julia Baker William Baker Mike Barcus Rusty Bare Jesse Barnett Margie Barnett Robert Barr Lena Barraza Johnny Barrera Armando Barron Nella Barsotti Billy Barton Jon Basila Babette Baxter Virginia Beckett Rosalind Bellinger Ray Bellings Marie Benion Claire Biancalana Margaret Bianchi Kathy Bitters Richard Bixler Terry Blackburn Susan Bondeson David Bounds Wayne Bowen Betty Bowerman Wanda Bradley Charlene Bratton Ollie Brewer James Briscoe Girtha Brooks Robert Brosi Leroy Brown Jim Buckley Jerry Bunch Everett Burns Starr Bush Billy Caballero Mary Camarena Joe Camarillo Delores Campbell Joe Campos Larry Canarelli Jessie Candia Ron Cappelluti Bill Carrell Larry Carrington Bilbert Carter Mary Castillo Pamela Castle Hope Castro Manuel Castro Richard Cerda Frank Cervantez Clarence Chambers Robert Chastain Alice Chavira Joyce Cheatham Ronnie Cheek Tony Childers Forrest Chipman Otto Christopher Glenn Chu Karl Church Karen Clymore Carol Coffeen Bob Collins Barbara Conroy Ronnie Contreras Katherine Cook Raylene Cook Starlyn Coones Martina Correa Carolyn Coursey George Crafton Philip Crawley Sandra Crites Gene Crittenden Oscar Curry Gerald Cyr Terry Daggett Ralph Dana Otis Daniels Keith Davis Lynda Davis Betty De Anda Sam Deanda Linda Dearing Christine Debo Sandy Delbono Joan Dellavalle Michael Denney Elaine Desatoff Donnie Desha Tim Desmond Joe Diaz Harry Diebert Karen Diebert Darlon Dowell James Dover Mike Doyle Nancy Driggs Freddie Dunn Kenneth Dunn Alice Durazo Sharon Ecker Elvin Edwards Willie Mae Edwards Fay Elliott Coy Elrod Wallace Emmert Richard Encinas Darlene Farinelli Toni Faso James Favini Billy Fells George Fernandez Nella Ferretti 59 That Really Has a Chance to Get Himself Killed. Linda Filiponi Carolyn Fincher Janie Firebaugh Sharon Fischer Evelyn Fisher Donna Flint Leah Flippo Leonard Flores Rosie Flores Andy Franco Laverne Franz Peter Frausto Linda Fry Annie Fuller Tony Gaeta Patsy Gaines Shirley Galano Art Galindo Peter Galindo Selso Gallegos Dave Garcia David Garcia John Garcia Jay Gent Vicki Gard Larry Garner Janet Gazaway Barbara Georges Carl Gibbs Steve Gifford Stephen Gist Georgeann Glover Laudine Gomes Mary Gomes Julio Gomez Joe Gongaleo Elias Gonzales John Gonzales Curtis Goodwinx Patricia Goodwin Margaret Goss Robert Goto Charles Gragnani Barbara Greenman Charles Griggs Susan Grover Barbara Haire Judith Hall Holly Hammerburg Billy Hanna Jim Hardin John Harris Willie Harris Jerry Hastings Joy Henager Gale Henson Patrick Hernandez Rudy Herrera Kenneth Herron Veryl Hibbard Larry Hibdon Pat Hibdon Julia Higginbothan Robert Hight Larry Hill Ted Hilliard Louise Holeomb Ronald Holdcroft Roger Holiday Albert Lee Holmes 60 All That the Rest of the Crew Can Do Is Watch. Odell Holmes Lonnie Hoover Sheryl Howe Jerry Houlding John Huerte Gloria Hughes Bonnie Hunt Dorothy Hunt Terry Hunter Sid Ireland David Ireland Fred Jack Jerry Jackson Louis Jackson Pamela Jackson Carol James Robert Johanson Greg Johnson Linda Johnson Patricia Johnson Betty Jones Bobra Jones Donna Jones Walter Jones Alphonso Jordan Sandra Jorn Diane Kelly Patricia Kier Darrel Kilcrease Charles King Mary Louise King Timothy King Bill Kiseloff Sharon Kline Barbara Knight Tim Kraus Naomi Kumagai Joey Lakatos Gerald Lakeman Michele La Mattina Janice Lampkins Jan Lane Russell Leach Billy Lee Milton Lee Lari Lesan Gary Lewis Edward Libra Johnny Linder Edward Liverman Henry Lloyd Konstantin Lobkowski Beatrice Lopez J ack Lopez Josephine Lopez Margaret Lopez Cindy Lovejoy Stanley Lovelady Helen Low Richard Lowe Dicki Lucckesi Ruben Luna Jack Lynch James Lynch Anne Machock Allen Mackey Felipe Magos James Malone Ray Manghem Danny Markle Ber aN ose es This Is Probably the Reason That So Many of Them Matthew Markle Larry Marshall Elvin Martin Mike Martin Patricia Martin Alice Martinez Gloria Martinez Lily Martinez Linda Martinez Mercy Martinez Nasaria Martinez Yolanda Martinez Frank Massetti Janet Massetti Robert McAlister Doris McCastle Paula McClintock Sharon McCready Ivan McCulley Ben McCullough Sharon McCullough David McKinley Alice McMurray Leon McNeely Tom McPherson Fred Nix Evelyn Medeiros Mary Medina Donna Medlin Lloyd Medlock Raul Mendoza John Mendrin Randy Miles Marjorie Mines Dolores Mirande Andrew Mitchell Frankie Molina Marcello Monticelli Arnold Moore Edwin Moore Edwin Moore Jerry Moore Robert Moore Ray Morales John Moren Dennis Morgado Pat Morgan Ralph Moreno Bill Morozov Peggy Morris Jan Morse Donna Moss Jeri Mueller Phillip Muradanes Susan Murphy Janice Murray Barbara Nevarez Lemmie Newhouse Leo Nino Norman Ogletree Evelyn Oieda Diann Ollis Ronnie Ornelas Donald Ortega Sue Ortega Gilbert Ortez Mary Ortiz Tim Otto Bruce Ovler Lydia Padilla 62 develop Persecution Complexes Annabell Page Rosie Palacioz Ralph Ralinelli Christine Parker Phyllis Parker Steven Parker Pat Parksion Wilma Parrott John Payne James Peatman Emily Pedras Carolyn Peevey Sandi Pera Julia Perez Lupe Perez Peter Perez Carol Perry Tim Peterson Gino Petrucci Pat Photopoulos Helen Pico Stefani Piper Evert Plumb Dorothy Poore Gerald Poore Carl Price Donald Price Joycie Price Larry Price Albert Provencio Mike Purl Anita Quintero Rosemary Quintero Lupe Ramirez Robert Ramirez Steve Rasmussen Jeanette Reavers Martin Reece Ron Reiring Linda Reno Andy Rey Clifford Riddle Glendola Ridge Jeff Riehl Tim Riley Bernadette Rodriguez Louie Rodriguez Lupe Rodriguez Mary Rodriguez Ruben Romero Reina Romo Robert Rosales Mearlene Rounsaville Don Rousey Sharon Rousey Rosemary Ruelaz Norman Ruff Stanley Sakiyama Richard Samaniego Gregory Sanchez Rosie Sanchez Mercy Sandoval Kim Schneider Anita Schroeder Billy Schwartz Lawrence Scott Linda Seagraves Willie Shaw Alberta Shelton Rodney Shillings 63 and Must Be Sent to the Other Side .. . Jesse Silva Barbara Simmons Carolyn Simmons Penny Simonian Roy Slaven Melba Sloan Bebe Smith Caroline Smith Donald Smith Dwayne Smith Eddie Smith James Smith Kathy Smith Michael Smith Patricia Smith Timothy Smith Lorne Smyth Douglas Sordi Dorothy Sparks Wendel Spaulding David Stefan Nell Sterling Cecil Sterns Alison Stewart Pauline Suniga John Switzer Douglas Sykes Carol Taddei Mark Tanaka Charles Taylor Pat Tesei Anna Thomas James Thomas Vernon Thomas Cindy Thompson Mike Thompson Jim Tischmacher Kathleen Tomosoft Clinton Tomlinson George Torres Richard Toschi Lobart Totty Mae Townsel James Tow Jeanne Treadway Jim Trevino Helen Trillo Linda Turner Bill Turner Janie Turpenen Rosemary Turri Michael Tyson Harvey Unti Larry Upton Marshall Upton Rosemary Valenzuela Marie Valma David Vasquez J. C. Vaughn Clarence Venable Jim Venturi Matilda Verdu Gloria Verduzco Virginia Verduzco Carol Villarreal Joe Vindiola Paul Vizcarra Richard Vizcarra Terry Vogel Gerald Waara They Were Such Nice Men too. What a Shame... | Kim Waldren James Walker Nancy Walker Earl Walls Patricia Warner Carolyn Warren Marshall Warren Steve Weldon Allen Wells Terrel West Phyllis Wheat Nancy White Renee White Dickie Whitehead Billy Whitman Dean Wilburn Ruth Williams Alice Willis Gerald Wilson Roger Wisener Roger Worley Jan Yocum Leslie Young Beatrice Zaragosa Arthur Zamara Virginia Garcia Carol Frede 65 The Other Side... Siberia Was Never Like This. . . SPACE ATTLES... The space battles are glorious, masterfully engineered massacres designed to eliminate overpopulation problems in the solar system and elsewhere. Partici- pants learn such valuable skills as wound-licking, changing sides, and the bomb- ing of undefended cities. Opportunities are even greater if one is a scientist. The scientist has exclusive rights to be made into a teen-age idol . . . after he is gone of course. The battles are on a smaller scale at Madera Hi; the scientists are not nearly so distinguished--but the ingredients are still there. Fighting teams carry the school forward to victory; outstanding athletes make those extra points and chop off those few seconds which make the difference between win and lose. FOCTBALE. 2 68 Space Battles are Generally Gory Affairs VARSITY COACHES ... LEROY ZIMMERMAN SAL PIPERATO GEORGE FARRELL WALT TURNER HEAD COACH LINE COACH BACKFIELD COACH ASSISTANT COACH N. Y. L. CHAMPIONS THE SEASON 7. PE hECORD 2.7 For the second straight year we had the privilege of having a championship team. Madera This achievement comes only from team effort, peak physical condition, diligent practice, and hours of hard work. Our best team effort was against Roosevelt, per- 19 Tulare 13 haps a team just works hardest to get the first game in the win column. Clovis °° °° 0 = ue us was also a hard-fought contest, but against Edison our plays began to jell to near 20 es ee Modesto Dieters 34 perfection. In the next game, ee Fresno High, the team again was were as NO nae Roosevelt...... qi] a machine. Then came a physical, mental, and team let-down, and our first de- F : feat in 11 league games. It happens to the best and we were the best, but not Poison KAOVIS: 22 F si: 6 that night against McLane. They beat us 13-6. Bullard again saw Madera back in OER: Edison ...... (0) its own stride with the help of the whole student body. As a finale for our 25 sen- =) Fresno 6 iors, they finally reached their peak and whalloped Merced by the overwhelming “ ““ °° 700 S00 0 © % score of 84-0. The coaches of Madera feel that this was one of the finest groups Cee aa WMelane 22: 42. 13 of young men that they ever had the pleasure of coaching. AQie. 2 Bullard ....... 13 KENT NANCE is the only California high school football player selected for the 1960 All-America team announced by the Wigwam Wisemen of America, Kent is now eligible to play in the All Star Prep Football game during the third week of August, 1961. He has also been named to the Scholastic Magazines All-America squad and has received the San Francisco Chronicle's coveted Back of the Year award for Northern California. Kent scored 32 touchdowns and gained 1,378 yards during the 1960 season alone; his total for the three years he has played varsity football is 2,745 yards. Jersey No. 44 will never again be worn by any Madera High football player... 69 with Plenty of Loose Parts Rod Cappelluti Joe Stasulat Jim DelBono George McWherter Tackle Tackle Center Quarterback Senior Senior Senior Senior MADERA-TULARE First Quarter: Tulare, after receiving the kickoff, lost the ball on their 47. Nance and Alvarez moved the ball to the 10. McWherter then passed to Jackson for a touchdown. Score: 6-0. Second Quarter: Tulare picked up a first down on the 30, and three plays later Lucio passed to Crawford down the middle for a touchdown. Score: 6-6. Third Quarter: Nance recovered the ball after Lucio lost it on the Tulare 40. McWherter passed to W. Clark for 25 yards, Roque ran for 16, and Nance ran from the 9 to make another touchdown. Score: 13-6. Fourth Quarter: Tulare scored again to tie the game. Alvarez ran for 14 yards, then 25 more in a perfectly executed reverse. Roque and Jackson carried the ball to the 2, and Nance made the touchdown. Final Score: 19-13. Charles Jackson is brought down after a touchdown. flying Around Looking for Their Owners. But John Roque breaks away with two Rough Riders in hot pursuit. MADERA-ROOSEVELT First Quarter: Bothteams battled with no significant gains. Score: 0-0. Second Quarter; McWherter passed to Lincoln twice for gains of 17 and 7 yards to the Roosevelt 46. Brewer ran to the 22, then Nance to the 12. Nance made the touchdown. After Maderahad lost some yardage, a McWherter-Nance pass placed the ball on the 13. McWherter threw a 15 yard pass to Lincoln on the 5, and Lincoln ran the ball for a touchdown. Score: 13-0. Third Quarter: Roosevelt scored their only touchdown. Score: 13-7. Fourth Quarter: Madera drove from its 18 in 11 plays for another touch- down. Final score: 20-7. John Sellai John Roque Tom Calhoun Mike Vizcarra Guard Fullback Guard Guard Senior Senior Senior Senior 71 But Occasionally Enough Space Heroes 72 Roger Rau Wayne Behrend Gene Brewer Ron Zimmerman Center Guard Fullback End Senior Senior Junior Junior All-Valley All-Valley MADERA-EDISON, First Quarter: Madera scored the first touchdown in the opening minutes of the game. Nance later car- ried for 50 yards to set Jackson up for the score. Nance scored a few plays later, but it was called back. Score 7-0. Second Quar- ter: Edison held until late in the periodand got within 1 2 yardof a touchdown, but washeld by the Coyote defense. Nance opened up for an unbelievable 96 yard touchdown run. Score: 13-0. Third Quarter: Madera put together a 68 yard drive for another touchd own. Nance’s run from the 32 to the 1 yard line was the greatest ever seen in high school football. Score 20-0. Fourth Quarter: Nance hadanother touchdown called back. Nance then intercepteda pass and ran 74 yards for a touchdown. Nance scored again on a four yard play up the middle. During the closing seconds, Nance grabbed another Edison pass and ran it over for a touch- down. Final Score: 39-0. McWherter gets pulled down amid a mass of wild confusion. Are Left Alive After a Battle Alvarez cuts a commer to shake off three Fresno pursuers as Cappelluti pulls up from the right. MADERA-FRESNO, _ First Quarter: Nance ended a 66 yard drive for the first touchdown. Again Nance scored after Mc Wherter passed 23 yards to Zimmerman. Score: 14-0. Second Quarter: Fresno scored its only touchdown during the first few minutes. Nance and Roque teamed up for a 59 yard run and another touchdown. Score: 20-6, Third Quarter: Nance made a 42 yard run to set up still a fourth touchdown for Madera. Score: 26-6. Fourth Quarter: Alvarez covers 74 yards for another touchdown, fol- lowed by a 71 yard scoring run by Nance. To climax the game, Alvarez and Chambers made one touchdown each. Final Score: 52-6, Kent Nance Halfback Buddy Shaw Willie Clark John Gottwald Senior Halfback End Tackle All-American Senior Senior Junior So That a Victory Can Be Claimed 73 Charles Jackson Joe Alvarez Bill Chambers Terry Cheek Halfback Halfback Quarterback Halfback Senior Senior Senior Junior MADERA—McLANE First Quarter: T. Clark recovered a McLane fumble and Madera started a drive which ended 9 plays and 34 yards later when Jackson made a touchdown from the 3. Score: 6-0. Second Quarter: McLane carried the ball 70 yards in 8 plays for a touchdown. Score: 6-7. Third Quarter; Madera recovered a fumble on its 23, and Nance raced 26 yards to the 49. Nance carried to the McLane 34; McLane recovered, Score; 6-7, Fourth Quarter: McNaughton drove to the Madera 6 and then made a touch- down. With 55 seconds left, Clark took a punt on the Madera 40 and raced to the McLane 43. A reverse carried the ball to the 33 and a pass to Bonilla to the 15. McWherter com- pleted to the 8, but time had run out. Final score: 6-13. Gene Brewer frees himself from a pileup as McWherter comes up behind. 74 and This ls What Keeps the Fun Going. . . Gene Brewer races forward while Sellai spins around and Rau begins running interference. MADERA-—BULLARD First Quarter: Madera carried to the Bullard 39 before a pass was intercepted. However, Shaw recovered a Bullard fumble and Brewer made the touchdown. Score: 7-0. Second Quarter: Madera went 70 yards with Brewer and a Nance-Zimmerman pass setting up the touchdown. Nance carried it over from the 3. Bullard made a touch- down. Score 14-6. Third Quarter: Verble raced 44 yards for another Bullard touchdown. Nance followed with a handoff from McWherter and a 41 yard run to the 17. Brewer made the touchdown after Nance carried to the 1. Nance made another touchdown. Score: 27-13. Fourth Quarter: Nance intercepted a pass and later made a touchdown. With seconds re- maining, Jackson passed to Lincoln for a touchdown. Final score: 40-13. Bill Foreman Tom Clark Dick Polanco Albert Wilburn End Halfback Tackle End Senior Senior Senior Sophomore It ls During These Battles 75 Rod Crook Ed Lincoln Tommy Solario John Greer Tackle End Fullback Center Senior Senior Senior Junior MADERA-MERCED, | First Quarter: Nance started a drive which ended with the first touchdown. Merced's kick started Ma- dera on a drive for another touchdown. Score: 13-0. Second Quarter: Nance took off and scored again. Alvarez started a drive which led to a Nance touchdown after a 23 yard run. Merced lost the ball on the Madera 44, whereupon the Coyotes took six plays to score again. Score: 34-0, Third Quarter: Madera scored four times in the first five minutes, with Jordan, Nance, and Clark turning in fine performances. Score: 61-0. Fourth Quarter: Calhoun made a touchdown when he recovered a fumble in the end zone. Nance scored his record-breaking eighth. Brewer went in to make the next one, and Wayne Behrend played halfback to score the last touchdown. Final Score: 84-0. Roque throws a beautiful block as Nance goes for a long gain. 76 That They Can Show Their True Worth VARSITY TEAM... zg aly bal ra ‘i : f = val t 3 2 4)F5 Ag) oo? ; 7 - = H i ; ee ae tly 2 3 pare 4309 “= ROW 1: DennisForrester, Tom Solario, Tom Calhoun, Art Youngblood, Jim DelBono, Terry Cheek, Charles Jackson, Joe Alvarez. ROW 2: Mike Bartlett, Bill Foreman, Tom Clark, George McWherter, Bob Lattanzio, Bill Chambers, Chester Payne, Buddy Shaw. ROW 3: Ron Zimmerman, Ray Martinez, John Gottwald, Willie Clark, Wayne Behrend, Kent Nance, Mike Vizcarra, Rod Crook, Jim Martin, Dick Polanco, John Sellai. ROW 4: Bob Houlding, Ron McCullough, Al Wilburn, John Roque, Roger Rau, Joe Stasulat, Ed Lincoln, John Greer, Gene Brewer, Jim Unti, Rod Cappelluti. VARSITY BANQUET .. . George McWherter, Captain; Wayne Behrend, Best Sportsmanship; Coach Zimmerman; Kent Nance, Most Valuable | Player, Most Inspirational Player, Most Dependable Player; John Roque, Most Improved Player. 77 By Getting Themselves Blasted to Kingdom Come. “RB VEANMD.. .. ee Fe ey [2-32-,25 ROW 1: Jesse Barnett, Rod Rogers, James Long, Gito Christopher, Alphonso Jordan, Tony Alieto, Louie Rodriguez, Charles Griggs. ROW 2: Phillip Crawley, David McKinley, John Moran, George Payne, Billy Whitman, Larry Cheek, Bill Poore, Ray Laswell, Larry Price, Forrest Chipman. ROW 3: Coach Dick Cain, Tim Peterson, Forrest Weibert, John Linder, Frank Marmolego, Zack Harris, Billy Fells, Arnie Hallum, Andrew Mitchell, Bill Miller, Richard Vizcarra, Jim Alexander. J.V. TEAM... ROW 1: John Frank, Pete Cervantes, Tommy Newhouse, Angel Bonilla, James Marklund, Charles Rasor, Dennis Mogado. ROW 2: Jim Turner, Jim Clifton, Henry Gonzales, Jim Gist, Joe Prandino, Jim Smith, John Wall, John Steele, James Echols, Edward Boyle, Mike Bick. ROW 3: Coach Walt Tumer, Karl Voigt, Joe Rodriquez, Thomas Vernon, Tad Teranishi, Pete Mercado, Ken Redding, Bruce Oyler, Donald Smith, Tommy Jones, Bill Driggs, James Moore, Lonnie Doshier. 78 Who Could Think of a Better Way to Get Rid of the Space Heroes? FROSH-SOPH TEAM... SEASON... RECORD ... 1960 was the beginning of the Freshman-Sophomore league MADERA in the NYL. Our team proved they were the finest inthe league as they fought their way into the championship. The 12 TULARE 13 team's record shows an undefeated league season, with an 13 MODESTO 8 overall record of 8 victories and loss. This team featured great performances by many boys. It had an outstanding 24 ROOSEVELT 21 line with a dazzling backfield. Probably the finest line- 32 CLOVIS [2 man was Steve Sagouspe, the league's leading center, fol- lowed closely by such stalwarts as David Bradford, Ron 45 EDISON 12 Dominici, Richard Allred, Stell Manfredi, AlFox,Nei 40 FRESNO 13 Schmidt, and Bobby Tate. The backfield featured the ex- 13 McLANE 7 plosive and elusive running of Jim Mendoza and Don Sel- lai, who were aided by the fine quarterbacking of Ronnie 54 BULLARD 7 COACH BOB WARNER Tyndal and the outstanding blocking of John Bunch and 33) MERCED 0 y 8 8 Ken Drury. Coach Warner says, No finer group of young men was ever assembled. CHAMPIONSHIP-FROSH- SOPH TEAM... ROW 1s: Richard Young, John Bunch, Tom McPherson, Eddie Yates, Jim McWherter, Stel Manfredi, Ron Cappelluti, Tim Riley, Ken Cereghino, Jeff Williams, Larry Carrington, Jack Lynch. ROW 2: Tom Wells, David Armi, Bob Tate, Ken Drury, David Bradford, Stan Oberti, Charles Gragnani, Carl Schroeder, Steve Sampaulesi, Julian Torres, John Baranek, Lloyd Medlock, Roger Haydu. ROW 3: Joe Diaz, J. T. Fuller, Chester Stansell, Richard Allred, Neil Schmidt, Ron Dominici, Don Sellai, Al Fox, Gary Meneghin, Steve Sagouspe, Don Noble, Mike Denney, Curtis Goodwin, Bill Schwartz, Carroll Justice. ROW 4: Jerry Hould- ing, Jeff Larson, John Payne, Joe Cairns, Ronnie Tyndal, Jim Mendoza, Robbie Blake, Jim Dockery, Bill Caballero, Allen Mackey, Henry Steele, Jim Trevino, Wallace Emmert, John Cairms, Harry Spaulding, Ralph Paolinelli, John Murphy. ee | a $ el iD Naa aX hes BA a, A 84 S a ¥v - a EY FEAT AI ALAS 3 if ’ } ws This Is the Honorable End for the Poor Clod... Jim Mendoza carries while Bunch prepares to block and Tate moves in for a better look. Don Sellai breaks away as Tyndal comes up behind and Mendoza tackles. 80 This Is What They Sing About . . . Madera comes through with some effective blocking to enable Mendoza to reel off some yardage. FROSH-SOPH BANQUET. . . Steve Sagouspe, Most Improved; Jim Mendoza, Most Dependable; Don Sellai, Most Valuable; Ron Tyndal, Captain; Dave Bradford, Captain. 81 This Is What They Write About . . . BASKETBALL 82 We Get Violently III About. . . ( ine KeGORDS. 2c — MADERA 4| MERCED 22 EDISON =] ROOSEVELT 48 BULLARD 34 McLANE ee) CLOVIS 24 FRESNO COACH TOM CLARK 25 49 7I 5 I 69 44 39 MADERA at) 2| 42 b2 36 46 40 MERCED EDISON ROOSEVELT BULLARD McLANE CLOVIS FRESNO a0 48 65 48 60 49 53 THE SEASON The Coyotes, despite a losing record, displayed a hustling, defensive team which worked hard all season, but didn't get into the victory column very often. Coach Tom Clark's five started the season by winning one of their six pre-season games, The win was a 43-36 upset victory over San Joaquin Memorial and coming at the end of the practice slate, it indicated that the Coyotes might be on the road to better fortunes. The hope for a winning team began to come true as Madera trounced the Merced Bears in the league opener at Merced, After this win the Maderans met Edison and Roosevelt and streak of victories ended, The second half of league play began and again the Coyotes were the short end of scores until a big win over the Bullard Knights. The losses during the second-half included a defeat by Edison in which the Coyotes again held the Tigers under 50 points. These games indicated Madera's fine defensive play. The season ended with close games against Clovis and Fresno High and the Coyotes could only hope for a better year next time. S. Aoki, J. Lovelace, R. Zimmerman, A. Wilburn, M. Schneider, J. Powell, H. Pulls, K. Price, P. Murphy, A. Ruth, W. Clark. This Is What They Make Tranquilizers for . . . 83 xO O Wy PT Vg y | ae Ken Price tries a shot with Murphy watching. The opposing team swarms around Ken Price as he crouches for a shot. 84 The Honor and Glory Forever Is the Reward of Those Who Made the Supreme Sacrifice ,; Albert Wilburn reaches for the ball with Pat Murphy backing him up. i Ron Zimmerman tries for a basket on a free throw. That Their Fatherland Might Live. . . ““B” BASKETBALL . . . Madera ABS ee lots, alert teN oe ere eaceee Ue fetnhele Oe She, o Ske ORS ALONE SEO Merced 28 Mad erase Osetia ta rariend yeas eto aa pe toreita bau pater ene ane see SPE ey cneuate cota Edison 44 Miaderaw 2 Oms-cmm cn tae. oneder cuclete usec mre a aYfoke Te. iter val oe rain he roel eenraere Roosevelt 40 IMAG erated tne ive en saaiin ogee ceaetiel sy aneee iain cuca Poe al ence sae en GA arte Bullard 30 INTE) ae 7a a Agen areca tae TSC eat ee Toa Mier CRS ea ee McLane 44 IMAG ELA Adtane ira: nae spheie Nalkcn eee stele ee ee Saree oi SueeeoMeT ee Teas ai MatoaNs Clovis 483 Madera 22 Rr. mn Newsies, cn che Meet a techs tasty a eters Mics usu ap hut (an ey a Fresno 56 Madcrabrocur see viderer cue ewe ei tec tee amelie eck ome cee n kere a eR Ee ree Merced 26 Miacderdure OMamcia sec aneecsusteiataucdinart rs Sced omen earctnaes bayer ca ues nits Sar ie Vases Mote Edison 43 Maderagaorer tabskeoxctelcucwars War oreuet oiamaace GEO ore eiaraneut de oie Re as Roosevelt 26 IMAGER AAS EIS siccusice susie vaca h al are eter cement reat bt oer hin leon ty © Gopte Briere. a Musas Bullard 46 Ma Cera LO adsuey aici one omer Waa oecae malin yar ic le Base Rt ae annale erecta aieale McLane 31 Mad eracca in oi suevsp ics aus eter ererie: : oibene te, wee am aeenc Moviarahareue. ar SOIR ate GA aliens Clovis 44 MACELA: SOOlw maccuanant tea eh kta a nek arena econ, Riek et ear ehGun taal Srtaue) bilainerie’ ce lortes Fresno 64 COACH GAYLON DACUS SEASON «3s Though hampered by injuries to key players, the B's posted a record of 8 wins and 12 defeats this year. We are proud of the way in which the team displayed desire and enthusiasm throughout the entire season, Our success must be attributed to the fine teamwork of the squad because we were lacking an outstanding player. The highlight of the season was our heart- stopping overtime win over Clovis. The disappointment of the season was our 1 point loss to Roosevelt. We are looking forward to next season when, with some of the boys returning, we hope to have an improved squad, ROW 1: Gerald Lakeman, Pete Cervantes, David Bradford, Tom Chambers, Robert Price, John Mendrin, Gary Lakeman, ROW 2: Otto Christopher, David Brown, Steve Tolmachoff, Masami Aoki, Zack Harris, George Patchell, Arnie Hallum, John Gray, Russell Dockery, John Morse, Daryel Totty. 86 Garbagemouth Nastyski and His Entire Force of 6000 Polish Beatniks Steve Tolmachoff fights for the ball. Tom Chambers holds on as both teams close in around him. Steve Tolmachoff gives an opposing player a bad time while Zack Harris and John Mendrin back him up. 87 Who Fell Under the Murderous Guns of the JV BASKETBALL- row1: H. Thomas, D. Armi, D. Bitter, C. Elrod, M. Upton, D. Cortez. ROW 2: Coach Shanklin, J. Elrod, N. Schmidt, R. Allen, G. Whitman, L. Jordan, G. Whitehead. indild C BASKETBALL- row 1: D. Cortez, S. Tolmachoff, M. Markle, R. Dockery, D Luccaski, T. Gaeta. ROW 2: G. Lakeman, D. Smith, J. Rorie, C. Conner, G. Patchell, J. Campos, M. Upton, J. Elrod. D BASKETBALL-Rrow 1: J.Silva, G. Crafton, J.Mendrin, J. Bradford, C. Beck- ett. ROW 2: J. Wlaker, E. Walls, J. Morse, C. Elrod, J. Moren, G. Abshire. 88 Kosher Ben Shadchen and His Shipload of Bargain-priced Armenian Rugs BOXING ... The 20th annual punch bowl was held on March 2 and 8, 1961 in the MUHS Gymnasium. The event was sponsored by Block M. This year competition was centered around two evenings, the first night deciding the semi-finalists and the second night devoted to the finals. Forty-five boxers participated in these two nights of competition, a series of 20 bouts during the first night deciding the semi-finalists. Ten bouts held during the second night determined the champions in each weight class. The boxers were also divided into two teams, red and blue. Therefore, competition was based on a team score as well as an individual victory. Standouts of the evening were Sam Gutierrez, James Echols, Winton Edwards, and Dan Barboza, as well as many others. A new scoring system was introduced by the coaching staff. From all appearances it seems as though Madera has come up with a first, and could very well be the leader in interscholastic and intercolleagiate boxing A | circles in advocating this type of system. COACH FRED MANGINI ROW 1: J. Orta, J. Flores, R. Romero, S. Gifford, S$. Gutierrez, W. Harris, L. Flores, L. Newhouse, D. Barboza, R. Moore, S. Hol- quin. ROW 2: CoachMangini, C. Crittenden, S. Vaughn, R. Rey, D. Smith, R. Huerta, J. Vaughn, R. Totty, E. Johnson, M. Lee, A. Jordan, R.Sanchez, CoachCain. ROW 3: R. Duvall, P. Riviera, B. Greer, C. Shaw, H. Thomas, P. Am ey, J. Elias, S. Guist, W. Edwards, B. Tate, A. Spratt, R. Dana, S. Deanda, G. Voyeles, J. Cerda. 89 Which Were Waylaid by a Stray Group of Fre Worshippers . . . WRESTLING... RECORD ... Wad eral 44 tia ane e ter, Weve ae TEAL Wiehe (sia ol ene eh Re Hanford 5 MAC eae 2 Oe aan tern tore peer Sena meye tre Tae A Se LeU Se, ak ARIE Reels ators Madesto 14 Madera alt enn cucieunrec tA Tee eee ier otter meee Ue eee. Sanger 5 WAC Cramayel ta pero ree RMR cpa one Rema Lteeee Ie Merced 0 Mad cram Sie anrmety asta: oe Ghamnet Oloaaeie eo rcan Meron sake cork ae El Capitan 5 INANE Val =} ICTS Pea a oe Galilean Mey ch les heen Et Okc a ONPG Sue eRe Ga Roosevelt 7 Miaderama2ow mctra. Wenig. acatnc reeere rene aA ye ok ohne MarR CTE McLane 18 Mad Grapes oes nace mace tah eer nun re eu Mtoe cxvcdon vend int eee on ca eham aie Bullard 5 Mad Cray. 43 nme msr. tar. ale se epee te RANE S SEA oO, one eer ee pt DATE: Chowchilla 5 NEV le Soke) 5 cen ain. d ack Bnd, Bis 0 Geen en ORemO EE OND Gee ain Oe Fresno High 8 COACH VERN BROOKS SEASON... Madera High's wrestling team, under the wing of Head Coach Vern Brooks and Student Assistant John King, had another very successful season this year, The wrestlers were undefeated in dual meets, thereby winning the North Yosemite League Championship; and their only tournament loss was to McLane in the NYL tournament February 11. This loss was avenged the very next week, however, when Madera's wrestlers won their third consecutive C.I.F. Central Section Championship over several strong high schools, including McLane, by an overwhelming 37 points. Because of a new Central Section ruling, teams in this section were not allowed to compete in the Northern California Invitational Tournament, and so the Central Section Championships were the highest level on which the team competed. VARSIIY ROW 1: J. Unti, R. Crook, A. Enriquez, J. Roque, A. Philp, M. Vizcarra. ROW 2: S. Manfredi, J. Clifton, J. Mendoza, J. Martinez, D. Marquez, S. Johanson, R. April. 90 ... This List Could Be Expanded J. V. WRESTLERS... oc 7 | Pe) | a t ROW 1: R.Cappeluti, G. Ortez, B. Kissloff, B. Johansen, A. Jordan, J. Seatman, D. Smith. ROW 2: R. Howe, G. Lewis, C. Col- lins, S.Sagouspe, B. Oyler, A.Macky, D.Noble. ROW 3: J. Diaz, W. Baker, M. Rodriquez, R. Rios, J. Dockery, R. Mah, J. Trevino, F. Pothopolous, T. King. Steve Johanson David Marquez Jim Mendoza Sectional Champ 2nd in Section Sectional Champ Mike Vizcarra John Roque Rod Crook Al Philp 3rd in Section 3rd in Section 3rd in Section 3rd in Section 91 | to Include Many, Many More .. . DA A POOUBALL, ... ROW 1: N.Wood, J. Clifton, R. Duvall, M. Marmelejo, J. Martinez, J. Elrod, A. McClay. ROW 2: M. Gobert, L. Jordan, E. Go- bert, H. Ridge, H. Huffman, S$. McClay, J. Castro. B. A. A. BASKETBALL. . . ROW 1: J. DelBono, B. Chambers, T. Cheek. ROW 2: J. Stasulat, E. Lincoln, K. Nance, H. Irby. Not Pictured: R. Preciado. A Moment of Silence for the Departed . . . yy ADVISOR LORRAINE BOWLUS ROW 1: Stella Adami, Tomoye Aoki, Susan Bristow, Janet Bowen, Lucy Apodaca, Stella Dilbeck, Frances Halopoff, Eva Thames, Sue Romias. Miss Bowlus demonstrates while the girls look on. 93 Swimming... Miaderaece artis tee ee nina me Fresno sera ae Here Miaderate muy arta orate a ameneueaces Roosevelt . . . There Maderaewrrsae hana sec nmany Ste ek enet Meaney an.ns Here Mia de rayeaee sca.) eee encontrar ee GOVISawee aes Here Nader abaeies arate wencisd eran a sae Bullard There North Yosemite League at Clovis Yosemite Division at McLane Central California at North Bakersfield COACH BILL McALIS TER COACH LORRAINE BOWLUS The Coyote swim team is launching into its third year of Yosemite League competition. The Coyotes have lacked the advantage of traditional competition; instead they have had to dive into a tough league. However, there is a spirit on the team this year which says that the other teams had better be ready to duck when they see Madera coming. Graduating Seniors have formed an important part of the Varsity team with performances in: the Backstroke, Breastroke, Butterfly, and Freestyle events. These Sen- iors are bolstered by additional men who will continue to carry on the spirit set up by the team this year, The B team has com- menced the season with outstanding performances against Hanford and Sanger with scores that more than made up for a humili- ating defeat by Sanger last year, The girls are an up and coming team and should reach their peak in another year, ROW 1: D. DeMello, W. Baker, B. Brosi, B. McAlister, R. Palacioz. ROW 2: S. Mortimer, R. Lattanzio, A. Hawkins, T. Rilye, T. Daggett, J. Weaver, L. Brown, ROW 3: T. Jones, R. Daggett, J. Dunn, N. West, J. Martin, C. Jacobson, C. Daulton, J. Stasu- lat, Manager, D. McCullough. 94 GIRES= 2. ROW 1: N. Driggs, S. Bristow, K. Allison, S. Romias, C. Swift. ROW 2: M. Switzer, S. Kline, C. Thompson, P. Chambers, J. Patterson, C. Vizcarra. DIVING... E. Yates, S. Ireland, R. McAlister, A. Stewart, P. Hughes, S. Romias, C. James, P. Morris, S. Galano. 95 TENNIS... RECORD ... Mader aU Gi Hire memes errata mata ane Central 4 Madera, sealer tarnene eietensean. Central 3 MaderamhOne a... ets tec uane aie heat Chowchilla 1 MadetasnGlanctJaio aye uae hie re oie Selma 7 Maderaie (Girat syn i auegneis suenneeieitt coi Selma 2 Mader aura wmrs kent cus ay et mance Clovis 7 Ma Ceram Ones Sites ance eeuen onset ners Merced 0 VAGE Tel OMe aM Sen eae renony one Weeeee we Roosevelt 4 Madera OM cmp tent erch wa herein Amin ees Chowchilla 3 3 , § «x COACH WILLAJEAN FARRELL COACH JOE PETTIT SEASON... The 1961 tennis team to date has won 7 matches while losing two. At full strength we feel we have better than an average squad, The team has an outside chance to win the championship but it will be tough going and we will need a lot of luck. Clovis the defending champ, is our biggest worry with Bullard and McLane coming next. We are determined to place Ist or 2nd. All in all the youngsters on the squad are a fine group of ladies and gentlemen and also some of our schools best athletes. If the last of the season turns out as well as the first half we will have had an excellent year, As far as our future is concerned we have the best freshman and sophomore tennis players that we've had in a long time. Our mainstays as usual will come from the Junior Class. Our future looks bright and the coaches are pretty excited about it. ROW 1: M.Edwards, L. Moore, D. Edde, S. Coones, L. Dearing, M. Goss, L. Young, A. Schroder, J. Canarelli, J. Huffman. ROW 2: M. Martin, J. Higgenbothem, L. Sloan, S. Tigson, J. Yamaguchi, R. Long, R. Autry, I. McMullen, L. Rodriquez, M. Schroder, M. Tanaka, V. Glen. ROW 3: B. Miller, D. Bertozzi, J. Knight, J. Cheek, H. Puls, R. Tanaka, D. Smith, G. Harkins, J. Radley, J. Givens, B. Schneider, J. Weinberger, P. Murphy, L. Manzanares, J. Deniz, J. Holfeltz, R. Arroyo, J. Allen. 96 Linda Sloan June Yamaguchi Jim Radley BASEBALL .. . el 98 Schedule Madera Madera There Dos Palos There Fresno Here Chowchilla There Merced Here Dos Palos There Edison Here Merced There Roosevelt Here Edison Here Bullard Here Roosevelt There McLane There Bullard Here Clovis Here McLane Here Fresno There’ Clovis Coaches: George Farrell, Leroy Zimmerman SEASON... Atthe present time the baseball record is four wins and three losses. Games won include Bullard, Merced, Edison and Dos Palos. The losses are Roosevelt, Dos Palos, and Chowchilla, The baseball team this year is a young ballteam, comprised mainly of sophomores and juniors. The team has been steadily improving and the coaches believe that before the season is over, they should have a fairly sound hustling team. With some breaks in the games, they could end the season on or near the top of the league, Outstanding seniors at the present time are Jim Arballo, centerfield; Willie Clark, first base; Jim Lovelace, outfield and pitcher; and Chester Payne, third base, Promising juniors include the following: Gary Koch, pitcher; Ron Zimmerman, second base; John Thomas, outfield; Tom Shitanishi, shortstop; and Terry Cheek, outfield. Sophomores that are coming along fast include the following: Dave Bradford, pitcher; and George Kovacevich, pitcher. ROW 1: J.Arballo, J. Thomas, C.Payne, H.Steele, J. McWherter, T. Cheek, R. Wells, P. Cervantes. ROW 2: W. Clark, J. Love- lace, R. Zimmerman, N. Schmidt, R. Martinez, M. Bartlett, J. Greer, E. Lincoln, R. Bedwell, J. Bunch. ROW 3: L. Nolan, G. Whitehead, J. Gist, G. Kovocavich, A. Wilburn, G. Koch, J. Powell, A. Ruth, T. Shitanishi, A. Bonilla. 99 The boys get set for some pitching practice. Coach observes catching practice. Payne pitches to Clark as Thomas runs to base. 100 The Rat Race on the Planets Is Getting So Bad SPORTS AUTOGRAPHS . .. 1031300914 101 That the Recruiting Offices J, V. DASEDALIE . JOHN MENDRIN AND COACH BOB WARNER KEN CEREGHINO AND COACH JAMES HODGES Madera 1....DosPalos 1 Madera 5....DosPalos 5 Madera 17....DosPalos 7 Madera 12 ....Merced 7 Madera 14... . Edison i oh ah ao ye rae PL ene RR IS ROW 1: J. Diaz, J. Marklund, R. Wells, M. Konkol, R. Tyndal, R. Blake, J. Menrin, G. Bolesx. ROW 2: G. Payne, B. Schwartz, K. Cereghino, R. Pearson, G. Whitman, A, Ruth, B. Tate, C. Elrod, J. Elrod, J. Murphy. ROW 3: D. Fincher, J. Williams,,D. Smith, J. Favini, J. Linder, M. Haines, J. Payne, G. Johnson, P. Cervantez, L. Nolen, J. Powell, E. Johnson, J. Basilia, L. Price, J. Lynch, J. Buckley, W. Roberts, J. Torres, J. Bunch, J. Rearing, B. Goto. 102 i al Are Filled with Social Misfits, Zonet ae + AE Pee teiniaee as mite = One of the boys gets set to really slam it. Cervantes, Whitman, Mendoza, and Tyndal choose bats. 103 Despondent Parents, News Analysts, Chimney Sweeps, Former Congressmen, Lee Holman, Tom Wells, Nick Harkins, Eddie Boyle, Stan Oberti, Phil Oberti, Roger Rau, Wayne Berhend, Homer Wells, Mel Schneider, Steve Robertson, Mike Meinz, Jack McMillan, Coach, Bill Gamboa. Golf at MUHS is creating a lot of interest and participation considering that it is a relatively new interscholastic sport. The team owes a great deal of its growth and interest to the Madera Golf and Country Club which has generously and unobtrusively granted the use of their facilities. Every golf pro that has operated the club has given freely of his time to instruct the boys in the rudi- ments of the game. Golf provides the student with a competitive game in which he can participate after he is out of school. The aim of the group is not activity just for the sake of activity, but to contribute to the moral and ethical standards of the youth in our school, community, and country. Pm. 5 ae angen “a Pee ae PM Roger Rau putts while Phil Oberti and Wayne Behrend look on. Steve Robertsontries to blast out of a sand trap while his two buddies laugh it up. 104 and Nazis ... Come One, Come All. . . The Coyote track picture has been steadily improving at Madera. The team had one of its finish season's this year, There were many outstanding performers. The A class was led by three of the outstanding broadjump- ers inthe state. Kent Nance, Norm Wood, and Gene Brewer all jumped 22 feet in competition this year, In the running events Dennis McGilvray and David Young proved to be in a class by themselves, helping to set several new score marks, Madera's premier weight men, Rod Cappelluti and Huston Ridge, proved to be tireless workers, their efforts paying off with many outstanding records in meets ranging from King City to Los Angeles. The BandC class performers showed that they had depth and talent going through most of the season un- defeated, The potential of these squads points a rosy picture for the track fortunes of Madera in future years. Tyrone Powell, Ronnie Breazell, Don Sellai, and David Brown were outstanding for the lightweights. COACH HUETTE LOWRY, COACH FRED MANGINI, COACH FRANK BRUNOLLI, “A TRACK..7 7 eS ty : : Gee oS ee © ‘ eet Se 3 ax 2 Sones ee ne = LAL Se eS aa = 2 a Os i tek eta aS ha . ; ESS ene “ed OA ey ee See Bae Sov ty x “ioe ve nf 4S) sea NRE eat .. ake a Nate oe: i ee ee ; : Sele - Paton % SSRN SE cae NE. eo ce URS Sak bel ek sy Das Sao sae + aS alt ne Le ROW 1: D.Forrester, J.Patterson, D. Smith, H. L. Hall, P. Demasters, R. Dominici, J. Gottwald, C. Conner. ROW 2: D. Young, J. DelBono, D. McGilvray, R. Cappelluti, G. Brewer, H. Ridge, R. Allen, T. Powell, K. Nance, L. Jordan, S. Ramirez, N. Wood. 105 — What’s That? D USAC K ‘ feo Fee “i one ‘Wty we ARS ae Se ROW 1: C. Jackson, A. Youngblood, M. Marmolejo, Z. Harris, H. Escobar, G. Ortez, M. Verduzco, B. Fells, G. Ornelas. ROW 2: J. Whitmore, G. Foust, H. Rolff, C. Sterns, J. Flores, R. Lowe, J. Dilbeck, C. Stansell, V. Thomas, C. Voigt, R. Ornelas, G. Clifton. “C” TRACK ROW 1: M. Upton, L. Carrington, L. Rodriques, D. Brown, R. Breazell, T. McPherson, D. Morgan, M. Thigson, D. Whitehead. ROW 2: G.Crittendon, C. Taylor, J.Briscoe, J. Barnett, J. Vaughn, L. Newhouse, M. Wagner, M. Lee, J. Mendoza, D. Cortez, O. Curry. ROW 3: C.Conner, M. Henderson, H. Thomas, P. Magos, A. Jordan, T. King, P. Seagraves, M. Markle, M. Hendrickson, F. Dunn, T. Desmond, R. Miles, A. Mitchell. 106 Can You Pass the Physical? | | 13 Rod Cappelluti Kent Nance Norman Wood Discus Hurdles Broadjump GYMNASTICS . .. ROW 1: D. Riedel, J.Innes, D. Whitehead, E. Yates, J. Mendren, C. Stewart, C. Hill, P. Morris. ROW 2: D. Dilbeck, D. Tolmo- soff, A. McMurray, B. Simmons, S. Romias, C. James, S. Adame, S. Galano. 107 Sure, Just Breathe .. . OFF-DUTY OPERATIONS .. . The off-duty operations of a space crew consist mainly of the only sure-fire method the commanders have foundto keep the men out of trouble--lock them in adark room and pipe in tape recordings of giggling girls. Then let them go crazy trying to find the voices. When they are completely exhausted, drag out the bodies and stackthem in a railroad car for transportation back to the space- ship. The activities at Madera Hi cover a wide field. Among other things, they pro- vide entertainment, encourage school spirit, bring together people with mutual interests, run student government, and promote constructive and cultural efforts. These activities provide the student with Opportunities to associate with others and to develop his abilities. in pete 4 STUDENT COUNCIL... To set the best of examples, to lead with confidence and to represent with ability are just a few of the responsibilities of the 1960-1961 Student Council. These were all accomplished by the influence of George B. McWherter and John F, Sellai, Student Body Presidents. Working under a newly revised Constitution the Council traveled many an untried road, These roads were filled with many unexpected perils, but conquered. A newly regulated body, Student Legislature, accomplished the passage of about twenty-five individual bills. These bills represented the wishes and the gripes of the general Student Body. After these bills were passed by the administration, Student Council was responsible for having these actions enforced. The twenty-four members of Madera Union High School's Student Council should have the feeling of pride for their willingness and their ability to do the very best, They have, also, established in the Student Body the desire to take an active part MR, GLENN WALDHART in our Student Government. an a A NAS aN ST, George McWherter Wayne Behrend John Sellai Student Body President Senior Class President Student Body President Fall Fall Spring 110 “All Right, Everybody, It’s Activity Time!” Say the Leaders. Jeanne Welton Club Activities Fall Jim McWherter Commissioner of Awards Spring Kay Smith Vice-President, Fall Senior Class President, Spring Janice Logoluso Rose Marie Whitmore Maurine Rowe Clerk Club Activities Junior Class President Spring Spring Spring 111 — but First, the Commercial . . . | Brenda Schlumbohm Clerk Fall Tim Riley Freshman Class President Fall and Spring y« B®. Te Me hig Vii y Viay “4 4a yi Seca! hy pilihaiy } bab bt iv i a yee sR ET Laan H ' 4 +4 4 ¥ AWE EN ag (ikl Ron McCullough Commissioner of Awards Fall 112 You Must Never Become Depressed! Barbara King Sophomore Class President Fall Pennie Mott Commissioner of Finance Fall Linda Cheek Comm. of Publications Fall Sonja Cox Comm. of Finance Spring Albert Wilburn Sophomore President Spring Jayne Forte Comm. of School Spirit Fall; Spring A Florence Baker Sandy Tigson Judy Biggs Comm. of Publications Vice-President Junior President Spring Spring Fall To Be Depressed Means to be Ruined. SENIOR CLASS .. . FALL SEMESTER: Wayne Behrend, President; Sonja Cox, Vice-President; Janice DeMello, Secretary; Janice Fuller, Treasurer. SPRING SEMESTER: Kay Smith, President; Phil Oberti, Vice-President; Pat Long, Secretary; Jim DelBono, Treasurer. If You Should Ever Become Depressed, JUNIOR CLASS... ° . . . + . Be LGe fn : ty ey - SY, a. te ; . 2 PE OS Ye . a o PN ee 7 Mo — 5 . . — er ‘ s ’ =. o 3 : ; + eee Lo r «ie Sted = 4 i @¥ ces tte + ete TS FALL SEMESTER: Judy Biggs, President; Judy Messel, Vice-President; Sue Chambers, Secretary; Angie Bias, Treasurer. SPRING SEMESTER: Maurine Rowe, President; Barbara Riddle, Vice-President; Judy Canarelli, Secretary; Charlotte McCulley, Treasurer. You Will Be Sent to the Other Side!”’ SOPHOMORE CLASS ... FALL SEMESTER: Barbara King, President; Gloria Cervantez, Vice-President; Doris Kurisu, Secretary; Lawrence Manzanarez, Treas- urer. SPRING SEMESTER: Al Wilburn, President; Carles Beckett, Vice-President; Bonnie Solari, Secretary; Royann Sordi, Treasurer. “Gaaaaah!”’ Cry the Crowds. EE FRESHMAN CLASS... Pe a ng Se es tiit 4. ; Ty: : 3 a 4a FALL SEMESTER: Tim Riley, President; Cindy Thompson, Vice-President; Kay Allison, Secretary; Stephanie Piper, Treasurer. SPRING SEMESTER: Tim Riley, President; Mike Martin, Vice-President; Rudy Arroyo, Secretary; Terry Daggett, Treasurer. And So on the First Day of Every January BOYS GGINES STATE .... Wayne Behrend Jeanne Welton Walter Ficklin STUDENT LEGISLATURE ROW 1: D.Flint, M. Russell, D. McKelvey, T. Aoki, M. Hernandez, S. Aoki, T. Faso, M. Verdu, N. Kumagai, A. Stewart, N.Ful- mer. ROW 2: B. Riddle, S. DelBono, S. Pera, S. Tigson, J. Jones, M. Camy, G. Mulliner, C. Branstetter, L. Lesan, J. Higginbot- ham, M. Rowe, B. Baranek, D. Sagouspe, G. Howker. ROW 3: R. Mah, D. Whitehead, J. Barrera, R. Goto, D. Chatman, S. Tolmachoff, L. Carrington, K. Drury, D. Bradford, J. Lynch, J. Riehl, L. Manzanarez, J. Peterson. ROW 4: S. Corbin, D. McGilv- ray, D. Soria, A. Wilburn, J. Basila, M. Bartlett, J. Gottwald, J. Holiday, R. Latiker, M. Desmond, D. Grover. 118 They Have a Big Procession GIRLS’ LEAGUE... Jane Ellen Curry Norma Mastin Pat Long Donna Tognetti Advisor Advisor Fall President Spring President COUNGIL...4 ROW 1: L. Sloan, P. Murphy, P. Long, D. Tognetti, J. Fuller, J. Messel. ROW 2: B. Schlumbohm, B. MacDonald, C. Wren, M. Schlumbohm, B. Baranek, S. Saunders, R. Whitmore, M. Mahaffey. ROW 3: L. Ridge, A. Harris, A. Bias, J. Mueller, S. Piper, V. Lopez, E. Newcomb, S. Cox, M. Jones, J. Venturi. of Everyone That Had Become Depressed Alan Harkins Faye Harkins Lois Worthington Band Director Majorette Instructor Choral Director Clinton Mahaffey Drum Major ROW 1: P. Simonian, L. Davis, R. Sordi, D. DeMello, W. Parrot, B. Pierotti. ROW 2: Y. Martinez, B. Wil- Ge liams, A. Ochs, C. Mahaffey, S. Romias, L. McCullough. ROW 3: V. Leon, L. Manzanarez, J. Yamaguchi, L. Bre Ragnetti, G. Barcus, M. Tigson, R. Bare, L. Sloan, M. Opp, K. Crowder, C. Branstetter. ROW 4: J. Turpenen, fel N. Driggs, D. Fontes, J. Weaver, M. Purl, K. Turner, D. Forrester, C. Gartin, D. Pisano, M. Davis, F. Filiponi, ES S. Weaver, C..James, J. Turpenen. ROW 5: G. Harkins, G. Boles, D. Morgan, M. Bounds, M. Denney, D. Diaz, 120 During the preceding Year, | Itis an undisputed fact that our band has the best half-time shows in the League; and of these shows, the really spectacular one this year was An Evening With Fred Astaire which contained an outstanding rendition of Dancing inthe Dark, done, of course, withthe lights off. The majorettes used lighted batons and the band members had flashlights mounted on their feet. Other excellent shows were Summer Memories” and Love. Walter Ficklin was the announcer for all these shows and did an excellent job except one embarrassing time when he got on KYNO radio instead of the public-address system. Madera High's band was the first to use its own special arrangements and our majorettes were the first to wear sequined uniforms, facts of which we can be proud. And this year in the 20th All-Western Band Review, Clinton Mahaffey won first place in the non-twirling drum major division witha score of 96 out of 100 possible. The band competing with 75 others, did not place in the top five; but strangely enough scored 293 out of 300, a figure which was higher than that which our first place band received three years ago. Competition is getting keener. Andrea Ochs Head Majorette Wil- G. Swearengin, E, Boyle, L. Autry, J. Buckley, T. Solario, J. Venturi, D. Vasquez, S. Wiggins, P. Doyle, A. hi, ce Brown, M. Masden, C. Milor, D. Turpenen, D. Burnett, C. Clark, L. Welton. ROW 6: R. Heldcroft, J. Hol- enen, feltz, H. Moore, N. West, F. Iverson, M. Schoettler, J. Venturi, K. Lyon, L. Lesan, K. Allison, S. Hardin, H. Rose, iponi, E. Myers, N. Harkins, D. DeMello, B. Barragan, K. Drury, S. Lovelady, R. Arroyo, W. Baker, M. Martin. Diaz, 121 and the Miserable Dolts Are Paraded Through the Streets ACAPPELLA GIRES GLEE... ROW 1: J. Hastings, J. Jackson, T. Wolfe, S. Wilson, J. Baccelli, E. Newcomb, C. Stephenson. ROW 2: C. Barrett, S. Malson, R. Crump, S. Webb, E. Hughes, J. Messel, J. Jones, S. Tigson, G. Mulliner. ROW 3: D. Brown, J. Weinberger, M. Mahaffey, P. Overgaard, C. Kay, G. Howker, J. Gill, C. Wren, C. Cudd, D. Dowell, A. Espindola. ROW 4: J. DelBono, J. Switzer, G. McWher- ter, B. Foreman, J. Wall, M. Vizcarra, C. Mahaffey, J. Turner, D. Roberts, F. Clawson, J. Newcomb, G. Gonzales. ROW 1: P. Jackson, M. Edwards, C. Bratton, L. Holcomb, C. Bischel, L. Kilcrease, L. Dearing, S. Howe, J. Thomason, B. Haire, C. Simmons, K.Smith, P. Tesei. ROW 2: S. Stefan, G. Gist, S. Armendarez, L. Gutierrez, P. Erwin, N. Darks, E. Session, M. Castillo, S. Crites, B. Zaragoza, M. McClellan, R. Smith, C. Lovejoy, A. Stewart. ROW 3: P. Castle, P. Hibdon, I. Bradley, K. Cook, N. Ferrett, M.Schroeder, M. Schoettler, W. Machcock, B. Taylor, D. Ollis, N. Sterling, C. Thompson, S. DelBono, K. Clymore. ROW 4: P.Gaines, Diane Lewis, E. Smith, P. McClintock, L. Garrett, A. Page, C. Allred, C. Frede, L. Martinez, I. McMullen, L. Esparza, V. Dunigan, D. Kelly, M. Goss. ROW 5: D. Jones, W. Towsel, W. Shaw, J. Moder, P. Wheat, S. Fisher, W. Padgett, B. Donahue, K. McDowell, E. Orange, S. Bondeson, J. Welton, S. Kline, A. Garcia, P. Long. in Oxcarts DANCE BAND; SENIOR BAND ... ROW 1: C.Mahaffey, M.Masden, P. Overgaard, C. Wren, R. Pisano. ROW 2: G. Boles, G. Harkins, N. Harkins, D. Diaz, G. John- son, T. Daggett, M. Pure, D. Turpenen. ROW 3: L. Welton, D. Burnett, B. Branstetter, M. Denney, C. Doolin, P. Oberti, R. Rau, B. Barragan. ROW 1: M. Schoettler, D. DeMello, A. Ochs, C. Mahaffey, V. Leon, L. Sloan, C. Branstetter, M. Masden. ROW 2: H. Rose, D. Diaz, B. Autry, T.Solario, R. Pisano, D. Turpenen, Mr. Harkins. ROW 3: M. Bounds, F. Iverson, G. Harkins, D. Burnett, B. Barragan. Out to the Rocketships MAJORETTES; LETTER GIRLS .. . Mary Schoettler, Judy Venturi, Klina Lyon, Lari Lesan, Kay Allison, Sheryl Hardin. Which Carry Them to the Other Side. CHEERLEAPERS; CEE GIKES Frosh-Soph Cheerleaders: ChrisStephenson, Sherie Otis, Barbara MacDonald. Varsity Cheerleaders: Maurine Rowe, Janet Jackson, Pat Overgaard. Angie Bias, Margaret Jones, Pat Long, Marilyn Mahaffey, Diane Enochs, Sonja Cox. And a Few More Little Wrinkles MADERAN ... Florence Baker Editor The Maderan is the student's only source of Madera High news. Through this periodical comes the voice of the student government telling everyone exactly whatit has decided for the welfare of the student body. The many projects and deeds that are executed by the clubs and their individual mem - bers are publicized in the Maderan, as well they should be. Social events are highlighted to all their magnificance and splendor to increase the read- er's interest in his school. The many accomplishments of our scholars and intellects are printed for allto viewand be proud of. For the many who de- fend the honor of Madera High on the sports field goes much credit and also much space on the pages of the paper. The Maderan is the main link be- tween the high school and the community. Businessmen who are interested in Our success as students support the paper financially through advertising. Our parentsread with avid interest about theinstitution at which their son or daughter spends two-thirds of his time. However, the community is not the extent of Maderan distribution. Many schools in the valley, in California, and even in other states receive copies as exchange papers. This exchange of ideas and news results in progress toward a school that is more enjoyable, more educational, and more valu- able to its students. The students of Journalism not only print a paper they receive a lesson they will long remember. Their contributions to the Ma- deran are teaching them the art of newspaper printing by the best possible way to learn it--experience. Kay Smith Former Editor Have Been Ironed Out of Society. Dallas Sinnen John Sellai Advisor Sports Editor 126 Reporters: Roydean Pendergrass, Jim McWherter, Philip Hillaird, Chuck Rasor, Kathy Bitters. i Pin, ms EAI H —,. : at Gloria Cervantez, Club Editor; Carol Branstetter, Assistant Ed- Janice Logoluso, News Editor; Hortensia Munoz, News Editor. itor. TOO LON( INCHES Sonja Cox, Feature Editor; John Sanchez, Feature Editor. Diam Butler, Business Manager; Jenny Chu, Business Manager. And Everybody Goes Hysterical. BLUE AND WHITE Sergies Shiemeonien-Harien Editor From the beginning not a thing is. I am Sergies, a Shiemeonien- Harien; behold the challenge which I have met and overcome. This is truly a work written in the spiritof an original which has never existed. Its end is to provoke, to awaken the suppressed yearnings of the prim- eval mind; its end is to loose ancient shackles, to incite and cause dis- content. Light was before the sun; ever so, the latent existence of the nature of things was long before its manifestation. Always and everywhere the individual attempts to fathom the complex mechanics of his situation and grasp the seed which propagates everything, which is able to pro- pagates everything, which is able to provide the answers to the frantic questions he has posed. The seed lies exposed, but human beings are blind and do not perceive it. Man is he who is able to pierce the wall which is not there; the myopic masses remain forever entangled in themselves and locked out of the Kingdom. So then, ye brave young lions, this I nowsay unto you! --Open your eyes, read the garbage Ihave written, and see what you make of it... If nothing, then do not worry, there is always next year. If Rome was not built in a day, how can you be made amaniac in five minutes? --Sergies Robert Trestrail Advisor This Is Really the Way Dale Griffin Cathi Pitman Photographer Assistant Editor 128 Linda Cheek Marta Garner Sally Saunders Mike Raymond Business Manager Art Editor Art Editor Sports Editor 7 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Matchette Studio Ralph Howell The Mount Palomar Observatory The California Institute of Technology The Madera Tribune The Beat Generation The Mount Wilson Observatory Mr. Bill Lurton The Turkish Army Hurst Studio The Maderan Schultz's Beer Garden Mr. Jerry Allen Assistants: Sally Cadenazzi, Judi Busch, Judy Messel, Ginger Mulliner, Kathy Rynerson. 129 to Start the New Year Off Right. SENIOR PLAY... And that's how it was done! What did he do next? ae TWELVE ANGRY WOMEN ... A nineteen-year-old boy has just stood trial for stabbing his father to death. He doesn't stand a chance, utters the guard as she leads the jurors into the desolate jury room, The whole thing looks like an open-and-shut case until one juror begins to point out certain facts to the jury. “This is a remarkable thing about democracy, says the foreign-born juror, that we are notified by mail to come down to this place--and decide on the innocence or guilt of a man, of a man we have not known before. We have nothing to gain or lose by our verdict. We should not make it a personal thing iyere But it does become personal as each juror reveals her own character as various testimonies are re-examined, the murder re-enacted, anda new murder arising before their own eyes. The critical phrase of the decision is beyond a reasonable doubt. It becomes apparent that most of the jurors have not bothered to doubt. Tempers are short, arguments are long, and the jurors become 12 angry women, Janice DeMello, Student Director. Gum anyone? Easy does it. CASI ec: ROW 1: Billie Haydu, Janet Ritchie, Andrea Ochs, Kathy Keating, Diana Schmall. ROW 2: Janice Hastings, Diana DeMello, Pat Long, Grace Howker, Merilyn Brown, Priscilla Hughes, Jayne Forte, Cynthia Johnson, 1960 JUNIOR REVUE... — Kent Nance and Pennie Mott, Master and Mistress of Ceremonies. Like before there was nothing, it was a cool gig, you dig, man? Like Let us entertain you. I dig, cat. Now how about some water so's I can take a bath? 132 Swing your chicken, Big Daddy. Let the feathers fly. All together now. ONE-TWO-THREE. 133 1960 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM ... How about another sip? Quite an animated conversation between these three couples, to say the least. Mr. and Mrs. Haugen showed the younger generation a thing or two that night. Everyone is dancing quietly to the beautiful music; the number that the band is play- ing is Pastels. The Girls' Gym was decorated in the tradi- tional colors of red and green for the Christ - mas Ball which was held on December 17, 1960. The theme of the dance was Mistle- toe Magic” and a twelve piece dance band from Fresno State College provided the music for the three hour dance. One of the interest - ing events of the dance was the presence of Mr. Ralph Howell of Matchette Studio, who took pictures of the couples in formal attire. The general chairman of the dance was Judy DelBianco. Kathy Keating and Janet Ritchie were the publicity chairmen; Margaret Jones, bids; Sally Saunders, walls; Barbara Baranek, centerpiece; Carol Cudd, tables; Pat Mur- phy, entrance; Merilyn Brown, refreshments; Julie Young, tree; Janie Jones, bandstand. Zenith Horizon sponsored the Christmas Ball, and it was a wonderful way of putting people in the Christmas spirit. CHRISTMAS BALL... Ho, ho, ho, and you thought there wasn't a Santa Claus! Santa makes the rounds while the couples dance on and on into the evening. 136 All right, everyone, line up! Some of them must not have heard. Eat, drink and be merry for soon it will be all over and just another memory. 137 FROSH-SOPH RECEPTION . . . ene Rhapsody in Pink was the theme of the Freshman-Sophomore Reception, which took place on December 3, 1960. With Frances Pacheco and Jim McWherter serv- ing as emcees, underclassmen watched RoyAnn Sordi andher magic baton, a mod- ern dance by Sheryl Hardin and Klina Lyon, and listened to numbers by Theresa Munoz and Mary Jean Hernandez. As the highlight of the evening, Claudine Toschi was crowned queen of the reception by Milaun Dowell and received a gift and a bouquet of flowers. Mr. Dacus was presented with a baby stroller by the sophomore officers for his new born baby girl. Door prizes were also given. The Freshmen and Sophomores danced to the beautiful music of the Stardusters. Nancy Allison was in charge of the queen contest and did much to make the dance a success, Hortensia Munoz was in charge of decorations; Bonnie Solari, refreshments; Dale Bitter, clean-up; Jeanette Alves, coat room. The queen runners-up were Jan Yo- cum, Laudene Gomes, Pennie Simonian, and Mary Lou King. A great deal of effort was put out by everyone to make the dance an astounding success, which it was, 138 ATOMS... OFFICERS: Tomoye Aoki, Treasurer, Karen Seibert, Vice-President; Linda Cheek, President; Merilyn Brown, Secretary; Marta Garner, Publicity Chairman. Not pic- tured, Janet Bowen, Historian. 4 a OE a ae ROW 1: K. Seibert, C. Rodriguez, J. Hastings, T. Aoki, B. Williamson, J. Garner, P. Long, F. Baker. ROW 2: Mr. Shriner, L. Den- son, G. Howker, M. Brown, C. Pitman, C. Anderson, J. Welton, E. Jamfrey, M. Schrum, J. Huffman, M. Garner, T. Samora, Miss Patton. 139 This Is the End. et ee LIFE MEMBERS... The California Scholarship Federation is an honor organization composed of members who have excelled in academic subjects. Besides a satisfactory citizenship evaluation, an appli- cant must present a minimum of ten grade points for membership. The eighty-one mem- bers of Madera's Chapter 43c work at games and concessions throughout the year to supple- ment the club's treasury, which at present is the largest in the school, From these funds come scholarships, presented at the end of each year to worthy life members which the club mem- bers choose by secret ballot. Life members are also eligible for many other scholarshipsand are usually enrolledin the lower division honor so- ciety of thecollege they attend, The CSF con- vention was held in Sanger this year, and mem- bers also attended an exciting two-day con- ference in San Francisco during the spring. In addition to these activities, the club holds an annual all-day picnic, usually at Santa Cruz. ROW 1: Grace Howker, Jeanne Welton, Marta Garner, Shirley Alves. ROW 2: Walter Ficklin, Gary Gazaway, Dennis McGilvray, Sergies Shiemeonien--Har- ien, Steve Corbin. OFEICERS:...”. ROW 1: Nancy Allison, Secretary; Barbara King, Sophomore Rep.; Florence Baker, Scribe; Dale Yocum, Treasurer, Sally Cadenazzi, Junior Rep.; Shirley Alves, President, Senior Rep.; Doris Kurisu, Secretary; Barbara MacDonald, Sophomore Rep. ROW 2: Roger Mah, Scribe; Jerry Sherian, Sophomore Rep.; Tom Embrey, Treasurer; Buddy Branstetter, Junior Rep.; Dennis McGilvray, Vice- President; Sergies Shiemeonien--Harien, Vice-President, President; Albert Wilburn, Sophomore Rep. 140 ) The Future Retreats from Every Sun. LOWER CLASS... ‘ 24 ll ROW 1: J. Higgenbotham, R. Berg, B. Minneti, J. Turpenen, D. Kurisu, C. Stephenson, B. MacDonald, N. Epstein, H. Munoz, M. Verdu, P. Tesei. ROW2: B. Solari, B. Emrick, G. Glover, J. Alves, S. Hardin, M. Russell, D. Flint, L. Dearing, L. Lesan, J. Yocum, S. Piper, A. Stewart. ROW 3:N. Allison, B. King, R. Shein, J. Campos, S. Hirahara, J. Knight, L. Manzanarez, J. Williams, R. Mah, J.Sherian, C. Wren, C. Bratton, M. Goss. ROW 4: M. Tanaka, G. Carter, J. Peatman, J. Buckley, J. Lopez, C. Clark, S. Mortimer, D. Bitter, A. Wilburn, G. Meneghin, F. Clawson. UPPER CLASS... shat” wearer Hebeaeat 2 beter ee Pibestiewett ROW 1: D. Yocum, S. Cadenazzi, L. McKinney, G. Landerman, T. Wolfe, S. Alves, M. Rowe. ROW 2: Miss Trueax, B. Riddle, G. Mulliner, M. Riehl, F. Baker, J. Welton, L. Cheek, M. Garner. ROW 3: Mrs. Mastin, M. Switzer, D. Bertozzi, D. Dumont, T. Em- brey, G. Foust, R. Tanaka, G. Howker. ROW 4: B. Branstetter, G. Gazaway, S. Shiemeonien--Harien, W. Ficklin, D. McGilvray, S. Corbin. 141 { And the Madmen Ask, ‘“‘What Is the Philosophy of Our New Generation?” Robert Saulsbury officiates at greenhorn initiation while Bill Morozov, Pat Mor- gan and M. Monticelli listen attentively. FFA students observe a caesarean section of a sheep. 142 And the Leaders Answer, ‘‘Big Fat Brother.” UPPER CLASS... ROW 1:E. Kurisu, L. Reynolds, R. Smith, R. Castleberry, T. Sesock, F. Morris, M. Faso. ROW 2: R. Duvall, W. Bridges, D. Grover, R. Moore, G. Clifton, L. Morgan, J. Maciel, G. Hensley. ROW 3: J. Gunter, G. Janzen, R. Saulsbury, B. Houlding, J. Gottwald, J. Stasulat, R. Kelly, P. Murphy, L. Smiley, P. Tolmasoff. LOWER CLASS... ROW 1:W. Roberts, G. Crafton, R. Moore, K. Nash, J. Moore, J. Garcia, W. Bowen, L. Totty, W. Turner, H. Diebert, J. Bunch, D. Sordi, L. King, R. Bixler, G. Abshire, H. Lloyd, L. Mendoza. ROW 2: B. Morozov, K. Davis, W. Emmert, P. Morgan, F. Ware, E. Plumb, G. Jay, T. Thomas, G. Payne, H. Rogoff, B. Kiseloff, S. Weldon, C. Riddle, B. Hanna, K. Martin, J. Bridges, R. Hillstead, L. Howard. ROW 3: R. Leach, L. McNeely, M. Monticelli, E. Walls, O. Curry, J. Arnbrister, S. Hirahara, H. Steele, H. Aoki, G. Gunter, J. Bunch, N. Beck, D. Chatman, R. Vega, J. Fuller, C. Jones, B. Oyler. ROW 4: T. West, J. Houlding, J. Payne, J. Ault, D. Morgado, T. Chavira, D. Sellai, S. Sagouspe, S. Sampaulesi, S. Tolmachoff, H. Roberts, C. Schroeder, K. Thomas, J. Wells, K. Herron, R. Lowe, F. Massetti, J. Dilbeck. ROW 5: R. Martinez, M. Barcus, J. Camarillo, J. Burciago, F. Martin, S. Gist, G. Lewis, D. McCollister, R. Edwards, J. Lamanuzzi, J. Gray, R. Cody, H. Starck, G. Rogoff, J. Jackson, I. McCully. _ And the Space Heroes Ask, “Where Are Nietzsche and Lawrence Welk and Billy Graham?’ oes eo. laren OFFICERS: Dick DeMello, Vice-President; Sharon Wiggins, Historian; Rosalie Long, President; Betty Floyd, Treasurer; Terry Chavira, Freshman Representative; Irma Chapa, Secretary; Beckie Dorn, Reporter. csigeil aa ROW 1:1. Chapa, M. Perez, M. Romo, D. Upfold, B. Dorn, L. Apodaca, A. Duarte, S. Leon. ROW 2: B. Roque, A. Chavira, H. Ma- gos, M. Bernal, V. Eades, P. Crafton, M. Alarcon, C. Koch. ROW 3: M. Lara, T. Chavira, B. Harrison, C. Gutierrez, M. Vallas, M. Ayala, R. Collins, L. Crawley, S. Dillon. ROW 4: D. Edde, R. Long, L. Cobb, S. Wiggins, L. Ridge, S. Lakeman, B. Floyd, D. De- Mello, A. Bonilla, B. Attaway, Miss Johnson. 144 nd the Leaders Answer, ‘Big Fat Brother Has Replaced Them All.” | BLOCKM... ny BTL ROW 1: J. Alvarez, J. Thomas, D. Forrester, J. DelBono, G. McWherter, F. April, T. Cheek, R. April, J. Arballo, N. West. ROW 2: B. Whitehead, R. Zimmerman, L. Brown, A. Philp, M. Meines, J. Wall, C. Payne, R. Lattanzio, J. Martin, J. Weinberger, D. McGilvray, T. Clark. ROW 3: P. Oberti, J. Unti, J. Radley, M. Schneider, C. Jacobsen, K. Nance, R. Rau, R. Cappelluti, W. Beh- rend, J. Givens, D. Polanco, M. Vizcarra, J. Sellai. DRAMA ... ROW 1: N. Fulmer, S. Leon, B. Manetti, J. Turpenen, N. Epstein, S. Lovejoy, P. Doyle, N. Mills, J. Vincent. ROW 2: D. Hopkins, B. Pruett, J. Bush, J. Alves, M. Sagouspe, K. Noli, D. Rogers, J. Patterson, L. Edwards, E. Glass. ROW 3: N. Dirks, C. McGee, J. Tiller, K. Minamoto, C. Camy, G. Barcus, G. Anderson, P. Chambers, M. Falkner, L. Ferrarese. ROW 4: Mr. Hayford, J. Morgan, A. Hallum, D. Ragnetti, P. Wagner, D. Schmall, E. Myers, M. Taylor, L. Nolan, A. Zaragosa. He Is Every Off-Duty Operation FIRE SQUAD ... ROW 1: K. Dixon, R. Laswell, R. Donleavey, R. Daggett, J. Weinberger, D. McGilvray, R. Tanaka, S. Johanson. ROW 2: M. Ray- mond, J. Kochergan, T. Gerbi, J. Whitmore, S. Ficklin, T. Chambers, J. Baranek, J. Wall, H. Rose, S. Sherian. ROW 3: J. Radley, C. Jacobsen, W. Behrend, K. Nance, J. Givens, M. Vizearra, H. Rolff, J. Martin, J. Holiday. FUTURE ENGINEERS... ROW 1: D. Bertozzi, R. Tanaka, G. Mulliner, T. Wolfe, S. Alves, T. Embrey, D. Dumont. ROW 2: J. Whitmore, K. Dixon, P. Ken- nedy, J. Knight, C. Clark, N. Schmidt, J. Denise. ROW 3: D. Bitter, G. Meneghin, L. Manzanares, S. Corbin, P. Murphy, K. Nance, B. Strid, D. McGilvray, G. Unruh. ROW 4: Mr. Cochran, R. Mah, J. Sherian, J. Williams, B. Miller, S. Mortimer, M. Herschfelt, J. Ham, A. Wilburn, Teach Fuller. 146 — The Slob Who Was Raised on Olive Oil and Yogurt. 4 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS ... ROW 1: D. Wilburn, T. Ambrister, A. Campbell, V. Leon, L. Shaw. ROW 2: R. Autry, E. Pedros, A. Garcia, P. Kier, J. Lane, Cc. Perry, C. Chandler. ROW 3: C. Wilson, I. McMullen, R. Long, D. Campbell, S. Form, K. Richards, S. Jones, N. Barsotti, L. Kil- crease, R. Wills. FUTURE NURSES... ROW 1: I. Sandoval, J. Daniels, A. Harris, D. Spotts, S. Cox, J. Yamaguchi. ROW 2: J. Chu, J. Moralez, T. Arnbrister, C. Mirelez, C. Anderson, R. Mirande, L. Huffman, M. Schoettler. -, Such Is the Substance of the Night HORIZONS ... ALMSTAD .. . U 7 ROW 1: R. Romo, M. Romo, L. Rodriquez, O. Ramirez, A. Duarte, S. Armendarez. ROW 2: Mrs. Jacobsen, G. Cervantez, A. Herrera, A. Valdez, I. Chapa, O. Munoz, A. Rodriquez, H. Munoz, V. Aguilar. ROW 3: R. Padilla, J. Morales, M. Vallas, M. Lopez, L. Padilla, M. Hernandez, L. Mac- iel, H. Gaeta, C. Gaeta. AURORA ... ROW 1: V. Leon, T. Aoki, S. Sag Cox, M. Schlumbohm, M. Jones, Bar J. DelBianco. ROW 2: J. Bowen, RO K. Seibert, M. Schoettler, P. ter Murphy, D. Enochs, S$. McNally, Bro J. Fuller, J. Forte. ROW 3: C. Ch; Pitman, C. Cudd, M. Brown, D. ROW 1: K. Avellar, G. Landerman, S. Bristow, J. Burnette, M. Sotelo, E. Newcomb, S. Medlock. ROW 2: A. Bais, S. Cadanazzi, L. McKinney, J. Yamaguchi, K. Minamoto, M. Uhalde, B. Marshall, J. Vincent. ROW 3: L. Tiller, S. Tigson, J. Baccelli, C. Camy, C. Cappelluti, M. Rowe, M. Opp, L. Cobb, C. Sallaberry, D. Hatch. ROW 4: M. Mahaffey, K. Heinrich, D. Fontes, D. Edde, J. Philp, J. Bush, M. Riehl, C. Rynerson, S. Wiggi ns, D. Yocum, J. Biggs, R. Whitmore. Which Has Settled Over the Whole of the Universe. ATHENA... I aera : sd || EF yr wv 4 1 LM ie - ROW 1: N. Epstein, S. Aoki, B. Solari, L. Ramirez, K. Lyons, L. Ferrarese, B. Minneti, F. Pac- heco, C. Stephenson, B. MacDonald. ROW 2: C. Gangbin, J. Logoluso, M. Russell, M. Rantsma, S. Hardin, P. Elliot, B. King, S. Hatch, C. Wren, C. Robertson, N. Allison, K. Morini, N. Uhalde, E. Glover, J. Alves, E. Hurst, D. Rogers, R. Pendergrass, M. Sagouspe, R. Sordi. ar aS Sagouspe, P. Long, J. Young, B. Baranek, C. Boles, M. Garner. 1es en, ROW 4:S. Saunders, C. Branstet- P, ter, H. Poore, C. Rodriguez, P. lly, Brosi, J. Welton, F. Baker, I. ex Chappell, J. DeMello, J. Jones. DE ROW 1: J. Mueller, D. Kilcrease, N. Walker, S. Grover, B. Georges, M. Verdu, L. Davis, D. Pare. ROW 2: M. Edwards, P. Jackson, M. King, C. Frede, N. Driggs, K. Klinemore, G. Glover, S. Ecker, P. Tesei. ROW 3: D. Flint, L. Dearing, J. Murray, J. Beavers, J. Karres, S. Howe, S. Greenman, C. Cook, M. Barnett. ROW 4: B. Jones, C. Biancalona, J. Massetti, C. Thompson, S. Babcock, J. Yo- cum, A. Machock, W. Bradley, S. Bandeson, J. Higginbotham, D. Jones. “Hail to Big Fat Brother! HARVEY GIRLS ... eed ———_— . ROW 1: D. Tocchini, N. Bundy, P. Crafton, M. Incroeci, M. Sloan. ROW 2: I. McMullen, T. Davis, S. Stephan, S. Dilbeck, D. Be- near, P. Chambers. ROW 3: S. Armendarez, J. Cantreras, V. Murray, S. Moss, E. Palacio, Mrs. Kaylor. BANK OF AMERICA AWARDS... . ROW 1: Walter Ficklin, Shirley Alves, Melanie Masden, Donna Tognetti, Sergies Shiemeonien--Harien. ROW 2: Joe Stasulat, Den- nis McGilvray, Ruthell Autry, Ethel Mary Jamfrey, Steve Corbin, Alvin Thames. Long May His Highness Reign!” | MARINERS .. . ieee Fann reread ee. $ C. Wilson, J. Juffman, M. Shrum, G. Mulliner, G. Howker, M. Aten, L. McCullough, V. Murray, M. Switzer. INei heen aca P. Doyle. ROW 2: J. Sherian, J. Simpson, D. Gonzalez, R. Whitmore, ROW 1: L. Shaw, V. Leon, N. Epstein, T. Wolfe, L. McKinney, tmore, D. Dumont, T. Embrey, D. Rag - G. Mulliner, S. Lovejoy, C. Cappelluti, C. Camy, C. McPhe rson, B. Roberts. ROW 3: J. Whi netti, R. Tanaka, C. Clark, W. Ficklin, D. Bitter, Mr. Burke. And the Human Beings Echo, ROW 1: J. Huffman, J. Forte, J. Murray, S. McCullough, J. Malsom, K. Keating, S. Dilbeck. ROW 2: T. Vogel, B. McCullough, S. Alvonico, P. Terrar, L. Weber, L. Baldridge, K. Kay, E. Glover, M. Schrum, L. Crawley, B. Fernandez, C. Daulton, Mr. Trestrail. ROW 1: Teach Fuller, B. Baranek, P. Murphy, S. Cadenazzi, J. Caldwell, J. Lucero, S. Grover, S. Howe, C. Pitman. ROW 2: M. Escobedo, T. Desmond, P. Chambers, M. Riehl, D. Sagouspe, S. Saunders, D. Forrester, R. Wright. ROW 3: C. Daulton, R. Haley, R. Saulsbury, D. Ragnetti, D. Grover, M. Desmond, R. Howe, E. Mastrofini. and_ “Yes, Long Live Big Fat Brother!” ADS THEY HELPED US, — PLEASE PATRONIZE THEM. Berry Construction Company, 25578 Howard Road, OR 4-61 11, Madera Big Top Drive In, 100 South Q. St., OR 3-3079, Madera Blue and White Malt Shop, 515 West 6th St., OR 4-2912, Madera Bruno Lattanzio, Building Contractor, OR 4-5525, Madera Bud’s Shell Service, 12893 Highway 145, OR 4-8207, Madera Bundy’s Auto Top Shop, 227 South C St., OR 4-4163, Madera C and M Electric Motor Shop, 215 East Ninth St., OR 4-6435, Madera Calaway’s Drugs, 234 East Yosemite St., OR 4-6757, Madera Cerioni’s, 125 South D St., Madera Chamber’s Florist, | 13 South Lake St., OR 4-8585, Madera Clothes Tree, IIl West Yosemite Ave., Madera Curtin and Fleming, | 18 East Yosemite Ave., OR 4-2454, Madera Dario Boria Electric, 1705 Howard Road, OR 4-6948, Madera Dean Tire Service, 25654 Howard Road, OR 4-8522, Madera De Cesari Stationery, 120 E. Yosemite Ave., OR 4-7631, Madera Dennison Swimming Pools, 6119 North Blackstone Ave., BA 7-5870, Fresno De Witt’s Drug Store, 228 East Yosemite Ave., OR 4- 5324, Madera DuBose and Moosios, Peerless Pumps, 333 South Pine St., OR 4-2402, Madera Duncan and Scheid, 30! East Yosemite Ave., OR 4-4633, Madera Eddie’s One Stop Service, 1201 West Yosemite Ave., OR 3-3189, Madera Food Bank, 12863 Highway 145, Madera Forehand Buick Company, 6th and E Streets, OR 4-2491, Madera Foster and Parker Insurance, 108 South A. St., OR 4-8536, Madera Frank’s Market, 1100 North D St., OR 3-3168, Madera Gibbs Hardware, 230 East Yosemite Ave., Madera Gim’s Jewelry, 133 East Yosemite Ave., OR 4-6858, Madera Gus’ Food Lockers, 612 West Olive Ave., OR 4-6247, Madera Hal’s Market, 1701 Howard Road, Madera Hartwig Motors, Cadillac — Pontiac — Tempest, 409 North E St., Madera Harvan’s Restaurant, 708 West Shaw Ave., Fresno James’ Department Store, 207 East Yosemite Ave., OR 4-4818, Madera 4 Kahn and Mora Tire Company, 6th and D Streets, OR 4-6778, Madera Leighton’s Time Shop, 233 East Yosemite Ave., OR 4-8036, Madera Lucca’s Restaurant, 325 North F St., OR 4-6280, Madera Madera Bowl, | 17 North E. St., OR 3-3367, Madera Madera Crafts and Hobbies, 352 South C St., OR 4-6270, Madera WHAT DO YOU NEED? WHAT DO YOU WANT? Madera Daily Tribune, 100 East 7th St., OR 4-2424, Madera Madera County’s Only Daily Newspaper Madera Dairy Delivery, Frank Lovejoy, All-Jersey, OR 4-2413, Madera Madera Drug Company, 135 East Yosemite Ave., OR 3-3548, Madera Madera Furniture, 1420 Howard Road, OR 4-5687, Madera Madera Glass and Body Shop, 329 South C St., OR 4-8559, Madera Madera Insurance Agency, 107 North C St., OR 3-3507, Madera Madera Lumber and Hardware Company, 721 South F. St., OR 3-3556, Madera Madera Quality Dairy, 25642 Ave. 14, OR 4-8549, Madera Madera Radiator Service, 123 East 9th St., OR 4-4316, Madera Madera Stationers, 123 South D. St., OR 4-2483, Madera Mah’s Mutual Department Store, 126 East Yosemite Ave., OR 4-6146, Madera Maiden Lane, 129 East Yosemite Ave., Madera Malick’s Towne House, 321 North F St., OR 4-2217, Madera Maraccini and Tordini, Real Estate and Insurance, OR 4-5646, Madera Martin Brothers Pumps, 1208 West Olive Ave., OR 4-6402, Madera Matchette Studio, Ralph Howell, 218 South D St., Madera McCumber and Pinion, 136 East Yosemite Ave., OR 3-3533, Madera Me-n-Ed’s, Ye Olde Publicke House, 4735 North Blackstone, BA 7-4312, Fresno Money Back Sam, 220 East Yosemite Ave., Madera Morgan’s Barber Shop, 1300 West Yosemite Ave., OR 4-2710, Madera Morgan’s Garage, 1000 North D St., OR 4-6302, Madera Newcomb Tractor Company, Madera New Deal Food Market, 301 North F St., OR 4-6761, Madera Oberti Olive Company, 12806 Road 26, OR 4-5692, Madera Oh Boy Drive In, 101 West Lewis St., OR 3-3232, Madera Parkwood Bowl, 12829 Highway 145, Madera Parkwood Variety and Toys, 12887 Highway 145, OR 4-7630, Madera Paul Jones’ Gift House, 123 East Yosemite Ave., Madera Peart’s Auto Supply, 212 East 6th St., Madera R. C. Jay and Son, 124 South C St., OR 4-2042, Madera Radio I], KYNO, 1300 on Your Dial, Fresno Riss Forte, Real Estate Broker, 115 South D St., OR 4-8563, Madera Robert K. Kimmel, Real Estate Broker, 1621 Howard Road, OR 4-2894, Madera Rogers’ Material Company, 213 South Pine St., OR 4-5609, Madera Roy B. Lyon, Contractor and Building Supplies, 500 North E St., OR 4-8556, Madera Rudy’s Printing, 104 North F St., OR 4-5735, Madera Sagouspé Brothers, 4820 Road 22, Madera ... CHECK OUR ADVERTISERS, THEY HAVE IT. Sarkis Sherian Co., Hay and Wire Dealer, Hwy. 99 at Ave. 7, OR 4-5118, AM 8-7966 Sears Roebuck and Company, |34 East Yosemite, OR 4-2485, Madera Shebelut Chevrolet Company, 6th and D Streets, OR 4-4603, Madera Shrimp House, 5020 North Blackstone Ave., Fresno Sierra Foodland, 518 South F St., Madera Simon Cleaners, 319 E. Yosemite Ave., OR 4-4082, Madera Stephenson’s Plumbing, 115 South C St., OR 4-4619, Madera Suresave Market, 823 Cleveland St., OR 4-7663, Madera The O’Grady’s Dress Shop, 402 East Yosemite Ave., OR 3-3257, Madera Thompson and Gill, Inc., South Pine St., OR 3-3504, Madera United Lumber Company, 501 North F Street, OR 4-6738, Madera Valley Feed and Fuel Company, |2! North F St., Madera and Chowchilla Valley Grain Dryer Company, OR 4-2942, Berenda Valley Paper Company, 209 South C St., OR 4-5314, Madera Valley Pride Bread, 224 North F St., OR 4-6967, Madera W. A. Brammer Co., Finest Shoes Since 1899, 219 East Yosemite Ave., Madera Warburtons Plumbing and Air Conditioning, 325 North E St., OR 4-4760, Madera Yosemite Malt Shop, | 12 East Yosemite Ave., Madera Yosemite Sausage Company, Wholesale and Retail, OR 4-6901, Madera Shafer Implement Company, 1721 Howard Road, OR 4-2849, Madera BOOS IiEe.- Maurice Bristow Alex Robertson SUBJECT INDEX... 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Oy aneicate 151 Jap KESMAL Sy GOR SG Cutaoeonna tea Ona to Cbd Gos Soon aro dou cooic cau mtr Cato GO onice 125 Rail vider rnctcns her hebeiencch ape eerporanc som mousse ner si rohoreake ve teiseusitel sits: she ohrevicrortaente tere) si 08 152 SEMIOLIBAN GAYA mopar are cua tat Mee NCTM e OR: hep eben coeieL Seirus GES naiys)ecete tat Soar eee eo eRe EME 123 Senlor PLA yi ere ksige sacies she ousbeueten sistas) okens 6) ema leuenelle, ese ans smerwicsl sie ah euesoy el 130-131 Skis Guiles ausue scave, cette oy acetic cee ohig aomalay ese, eras shawele ©. Satie aie eee tae, eee eee ake 152 Student: Couns 29.52 5) ites easel ante ere ee eo as we aier se izy atvsliss oa) oi Gisuge Atl ene lemen al Rteeerale 110-113 Syd tol iol) Papua a Soy eo aala ico Gidn cuc-Ona Girne a Orcuciuro ited med wicca, ocho o cae 118 SAH onl gub bites ee os crea Ne ERO oho SOs OO GitG. ata Db ticko CHAIG Bat thom Ses aoc 94-95 SIKOSMTESS ei arc erate re Moeesa fe ke ROD Sake Rede Ree, SIoT Rese ae rose ReL Cual, SOE ONE NeP EEL Shee) SUSE E Ee Ee Ae 96-97 BULAGKEBA ve terete} con's: oleh ep ahcst eaten toteetveel oeyieire uel cuenta) wills Kejielle, eileen cieiel ec ohenet sunion or its) fet 105 MEAG HS NB ae aor aatecetl saree) aie Tov MNSI SO ile) Be ee STK deter nel Oke miehelrertecei.c Mermehe Ome reneNn ene eet 106 LEACH al Giiwee, at cpiaoaay eu eiee ou oNe) tenes TROP salle eee atest Sites terete ce ratte? Dae] ter ane MES euleuete Reet eraiee 106 WPESEMING Sgevian ods care wairan Mauareihe vera ele te site is: her ai oie si'sl ot adesedel ce ceaues geustieuimnersnciet ome cn shuc 90-91 The mosquito has pierced the iron bull. Infinite has been united with finite. As space is immense, so is the atom, and the individual, and all which is... Think... Now and forever and unto the ages of ages. What is the Meaning in it all? 160 a a ot ha RIN OE OK ag Pk 2
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