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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1962 volume:

i | i “. BLUE AND WHITE 1962 MADERA UNION HIGH SCHOOL MADERA CALIFORNIA obra | — i] a o i w ww, 3 5 aD, 4 ¥ Ved Sa Ha aR s— = 9- ial BLUE AND WHITE... In appreciation for all the work and assistance I re- ceived, I would like to thank the 1962 Blue and White staff. Their co-operation and ideas made composition of the book extremely easy. I would also like to thank our salesmen, who helped greatly. They are Jane Smalley, Joe Keeble, Steve Sagouspe, Kay Allison and Barbara MacDonald. To our advisor Mr. Robert Trestrial we extenda special vote of thanks. His guidance determined the correct path for the staff to take. This Yearbook is a product of the collective efforts of all the staff and a years time in composurer. We hope you enjoy it. Thank you. Your Editor, Judy Messel Judy Messel Editor ... ACKNOWLEDGMENTS .. . Matchette Studio Ralph Howell The Dave Brubeck Quartet Hurst Studio Dale Griffin The Maderan Mr. Art Shields Idiots, Dolts and Clods The Madera Tribune Nikita Fats Khrushchev Pat Overguaard Judy Biggs Ron Zimmerman Dale Yocum Business Manager Art Editor Sports Editor Copy Editor Robert Trestrial Bob Tinker John Morgan Advisor Photographer Assistant Editor The above picture is the closest the staff ever got to work, and even that had to be staged. SENIORS BRYCE T. ACREE LINDA S. ADAMS é SUSAN M. ANDERSON MASAMI AOKI SHIRLEY C. ARMENT ROUT BARTON BRANSTETTER: Band 1,2; Dance Band 2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2; CSF 1,2,3,4; FFA 2; Firesquad 2,3; Legislature 3. TOBEIA ARNBRISTER KATHLEEN H. AVELLAR GERALD L. AVILA a 3 JEAN M., BACELLI ANGIE M. BAIS DENNIS G. BAKER OLETHA P. BANKS MICHAEL J. BARALDI Nacthezte, a Tribal Elder of Utopia, MICHAEL J. BARTLETT FRANCES A. BARTON GREG E, BASILA BEVERLY BELLINGER DAN BERTOZZI MIKE D, BICK JUDY A, BIGGS CAROL A. BISCHEL SALLY CADENAZZI: CSF 1-4, Jr. Repre- sentative 3, Pres. 4; Band 1; Horizon 1,3; Legislature 1,4; Ski Club 1-4, Sec. 4; Girls' League 1-4; Constitution Committee 2; An- nual Asst. 3; Junior Review Committee 3; Senior Class Vice Pres. 4; ATOMS 4; FEA 4; Constitution Committee Chairman 4. GARY J. BOLDING LARRY D. BRADLEY BARTON F. BRANSTETTER RONNIE BREAZELL GENE A, BREWER M, WAYNE BRIDGES SUSAN A. BRISTOW JERRY D. BROOKS and Certainly the Wisest of Them All DAVID S, BROWN LARRY G. BROWN NORMA J. BROWN WILLIE B. BROWN TONY BULGARA JOYCE I, BURNETT JUDITH K. BUSH SALLY L. CADENAZZI DON DUMONT: CSF 1-4; FEA 2,3,4, Treas- urer 3, Vice Chairman 4; Track 2; NFL 2,3; Junior Revue Committee 3; Attended spe- cial classes at Fresno State 4. ae os wee 4 Pa AUDREY CAMERON CHRISTIE J. CAMY JUDY M. CANARELLI CHERYL A. CAPPELLUTI MARY E, CERDA RAY J. CEREGHINO PETER M. CERVANTEZ D. SUE CHAMBERS Arose at One of the Perrenial Meetings IRMA D, CHAPA AURORA CHAVIRA JOE A. CHAVIRA JERRY O, CHEEK TERRY H, CHEEK MIKE S, CHIPMAN JIMMIE W. CLIFTON RONNIE DAGGETT: Band 1,2; Swimming Team 1-4; Frosh-Soph Reception Com- mittee 2; Student Legislature 2; Fire Squad 3; Junior Review Committee 3; Prom Com- mittee 3; Senior Class President 4; Block M 4; BAA 4; Student Council 4. CECILA KARTE RETHA G. COLLINS EVELYN CASTILLO RONNIE R. DAGGETT RICHARD A. DeMELLO JOHNNY A. DENIZ KAREN L. DENNEY Held to Decide the Fate of All Facuets JANET E. DePASQUE MARIE DOWNUM STELLA DESAT OFF MORRIS J. DESMOND JERIDA S. DIAR STELLA N. DILBECK KEN W. DIXON RUSS F. DOCKERY TOM EMBREY: CSF 1-4, Treasurer 3, Sophomore Representative 2, Junior Repre- sentative 3; Ski Club 1; NFL 2,3; FEA 2,3,4, Treasurer 3; BAA 4; Exchange Club Boy of the Month 4; Student Director of Junior Review 3; Attended special classes at Fresno State 4. MARGARET L, DOLLAR MILAUN DOWELL PATRICIA R. DOYLE BILL R. DRIGGS DONALD N. DUMONT JIM DUTCHER RONNIE DUVALL of Life, in Their Country, and Said, ft hi ; RUTH A. EATON DARLENE F, EDDE LORETTA EDWARDS JAMES L. ELROD TOM L, EMBREY GARY R. ERWIN MICHAEL J. ESCABEDO DARLENE HATCH: Girls' League 1-4; Stu- dent Legislature 2,3; TAP 2; Horizon 3,4; ATOMS 4; Student Council 4; Student Body Vice President 4; Christmas Ball Chairman 4. GEARY L. EVANS MARION L,. FASO STEVE FICKLIN ISAAC FIMBREZ JIM F. FLORES DONNA M, FONTES DENNIS M. FORRESTER GARY E, FOUST “Has It Occurred to You That in Our Attempt, BETTY M. FRAZEL CAROL A. GAGNON BEATRICE MARTINEZ CARMEN R,. GALINDO AMELIA GARCIA LLOYD L. GARNER a= GEORGIA LANDERMAN: CSF 1-4; NFL 1,2; Girls' League 1-4; Horizon 3,4; A Cappella 3,4; Frosh-Soph Reception Co-Chairman 2; ATOMS 4, Treasurer 4; Christmas Ball Committee Chairman 4. JAMES L, GEORGES THOMAS W. GERBI JUDEE E, GILL EDITH M. GLASS JOANN M. GOMES EVA M. GONZALES HENRY L. GONZALES to Create a Perfect Society, RITA GONZALES JOHN GOTTWALD DOROTHY J. GOUGH JOHN D. GREER DOUGLAS S. GROVER LOUISE McKINNEY: Horizon 1-4; NFL 1,2,3, Degree of Distinction; Band 1,2; CSF 1-4, Senior Representative; YFC 2,3; TAP 3; ATOMS 4, Secretary 4; Future Nurses 3,4, Historian 3, Vice-President 4; FEA 4; Stu- dent Body, Commissioner of Finance 4. JANET C. HAMAN SHIRLEY F. HARDIN GAYLON C. HARDY RICHARD HARRIS ZACK HARRIS JR. We Have Failed, in One Important Aspect. . . BEVERLY J. HARRISON DARLENE HATCH PHILLIP G. HILLIARD JEROL W. HOLIDAY C. PAT HOLM GINGER MULLINER: A Cappella 1-4; Girls! : Quartette 1,2; NFL 1,2,4, Secretary 2; CSF Cc 1-4; YFC 2,3,4, Vice-President 3,4; Marin- CG ers 2,3,4, President 3,4; Student Council S Clerk 2; Student Accreditation Committee 2; Legislature 3; FEA 3,4, Secretary 3; An- = nual Staff Asst. 3; Girls' League 1-4; Junior om Review Committee Chairman 3; M.C. for Frosh-Soph Reception 2. MARGARET HOLMES JEANETTE M. HOSKINS ROBERT T. HOULDING ae ROGER A. HOWE LYNDA S. HUFFMAN DENNIS G. IVEY IVAN THE TERRIBLE JOHN B, JEFFERSON The Education of Our Youth Is Entrusted to YEZ STEVE J. JOHANSEN THOMAS L. JONES E. CLAYTON JACKSON CAROLYN JOHNSON CAROL A, KOCH =] ie oe) ee ics | GARY W. KOCH JACK W. KOCHERGEN PAT KORNOFF ' PAT OVERGUAARD: A Cappella 2,3,4; Frosh Class Treasurer 1; Girls' League 1-4, Council 1, President 4; Advanced Girls' Glee 1; Soph. Class President 2; Frosh- Soph Reception Committee 2; Homecoming Queen 4; ATOMS 4; Horizon 4; Annual Staff 4; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Dance Band Vo- calist 3,4; Junior Review Committee 3. LOIS A. KRUM LINDA M. LANCASTER GEORGIA I. LANDERMAN PATSY A. LONG JESSE O. MACIEL MARILYN K. MAHAFFEY Well Meaning but Bumbling Fathers, JAMES MARKLAND DAVID H. MARQUEZ BARBARA MARSHALL PATTY ANNE MARTIN JOE H. MARTINEZ TERRY MARTINEZ PAMILLA K. MAUL SHARRON L. McCARTY MARILYN RIEHL: Girls' League 1-4; TAP 1,2,3; NFL 1-4, Secretary 2; CSF 2,3,4; Student Legislature 2; Soroptimist Girl of the Month 2; Ski Club 1,2,3; Horizon 1-4, President 2, Secretary 3; ATOMS 4, Presi- dent 4; Lion's Club Speech Contest Win- ner 2,4. SAMMIE M. McFERREN M. CAROLYN McGEE ETTA E, McGUIRE JIMMIE L. McKELVEY B. LOUISE McKINNEY Who Teach with No Organization . . . BEVERLY J. MEDINA SHARON I. MEDLOCK SARAH MENDRIN JUDY K. MESSEL JuDEE L. MILLER NORMA J. MILLS MAURINE ROWE: CSF 1-4; NFL 1; Girls' League 1-4, Council 2; Horizon 1,2,3; TAP 1,2; Swim Team 1,2; A Cappella 2,4; Sorop- timist Girl of the Month 1; B Cheerleader 2;Frosh-Soph Reception Committee 2; Stu- dent Legislature 3; Junior Class President 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3; Student Council 4. CHARLES A. MILOR KATE H. MINAMOTO ROSALIND MIRANDE CATALINA MIRELEZ LUPE M. MIRELEZ HAROLD A. MOORE JAMES E. MOORE JUDY A. MOORE We Must Create a Unified Means JO ANN MOORE JOHN G. MORGAN LAWRENCE M. MORGAN ESTER MOROZOV DONNA J. MORRISON VIRGINIA S. MULLINER DOLORES NALLEY JOHNNY T. NASH CAROLE SALLABERRY: Rally 1; Glee Club 1; Soph Class Secretary 2; Accreditation Committee 2; CSF 2,3,4; Horizon 1,2,3,4; Secretary NYL 3; Junior Review Committee « a Chairman 3; Student Legislature 4; ATOMS . a™ 4, so Lo AR JOHN A, NEUFELD ELLEN F, NEWCOMB PEGGY S. NIX KARENE A, NOLI MELBA V. OPP GILBERT O. ORNELAS PATRICIA C, OVERGAARD WANDA M. PADGETT of Educating Ignorant Youth.” NANCY J. PAVEY MELVIN J, PEDRAS SHARON L, PEEVEY MARY E, PEREZ CLAUDIA C. PETERSON JANET L. PHILP M, ALICE PITCOCK RON TANAKA: YFC 1-4; FEA 2,3, Sec- ( ) retary 2, Vice President 3; CSF 2,3,4, Scribe y . a} 2,4; NFL 1-4, President 3; Frosh Class Presi- Ne dent 1; Constitution Committee 1,2,3; Boys' State 3; Tennis 1-4; Block M 4; Football 4; Editor Maderan 4; Junior Review Committee Se ' Chairman 3; Firesquad 2,3,4. hi JOHN T. POWELL ZENETTA A. PRICE BARBARA J. PRUETT a ELIZABETH A. REID LARRY G. REYNOLDS MARY E. RHODES MARGARET K. RICHARDS HOUSTON R. RIDGE ““Yes,’’ Agreed the Other Elders, Who Were Somewhat Mindless. Margie L. Roberts Lionel C. Roberts Louis Rocha Martha Rocha Irma G. Rodriquez Jeanette Rogoff SANDY TIGSON: GAA 1; 4-H 1,2; YFC 1-4, Secretary 4; Frosh class Vice President 1; Tennis 1-4; A Cappella 2,3,4; Frosh-Soph Reception committee 2; Girls' State 3; Leg- islature 3; Student Body Vice President 3; Horizon 3,4, Vice President 3; TAP 3,4; ATOMS 4. Elmo L. Romias John W. Rorie A. Louise Rowe Maurine V. Rowe Bonnie S. Rowell Arthur N. Ruth Cathy A. Rynerson M. Carole Sallaberry So They Built Great Centers, th John Sanchez Iness S. Sandoval Ron F. Sands Fred A. Shelton T. Tom Shitanishi Lionel Smiley ROSE MARIE WHITMORE: YFC 1,2,3; Leg- islature 1,4; Horizon 1,3,4, Vice President 4; Rally 2; Frosh-Soph Reception committee 2; NFL 2,3; CSF 2; Girls' League 1-4, Council 3; Student Council3; TAP 3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Prom committee 3; ATOMS 4; A Cappella 4; Senior class Treasurer 4; Christmas Ball ; ‘ committee 4. Ted W. Smith Dennis M. Smith E, Faylene Smith Richard E. Smith Mary D. Sotelo Maryanne Stabile Bill L. Strid Gary D. Swearengin of Education, and the Philosophers, COANN SWIFT MIKE J. TAYLOR JOHNNY D, THOMAS JUDY A. TILLER MILDRED E, SWITZER RONALD P, TANAKA DIANA E, TAYLOR DANA J. TAYLOR BOBBY J. THOMAS HERMAN L. THOMAS DALE YOCUM: CSF 1-4, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4; Swim Team 1,2; Horizon 1,3,4, Treasurer 1, President 4; Girls' League 1-4; Soph Class Treasurer 2; TAP 1,2,3; Ski Club 3,4, Scribe 4; Junior Review Com- mittee Chairman 3; Legislature 3; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Annual Staff 4; Christmas Ball Chairman 4. ELLEN C, THOMPSON SANDRA G, TIGSON LANA K. TILLER JIM R. TURNER SHARON THOMAS MARY LOUISE UHALDE And Poets, of the Land, Volunteered .. . [™ ANITA VALDEZ MARY E, VALLAS JUDY A. VENTURI JEANNE M. VINCENT ROBERT WATSON RONNIE ZIMMERMAN: Varsity Baseball 1-4; B Basketball 1,2; Frosh Football 1; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Block M 2,3,4, Presi- dent 4; Frosh-Soph Reception Committee 2; FEA 2; Prom Committee 3; Annual 4. PAULETTE F. WAAG JOHN J. WALL REBECCA SMITH W. ROYCE WEAVER HOMER O. WELLS GARY J. WHITEHEAD ROSE MARIE WHITMORE JOHN C. WHITMORE SAHRON K. WIGGINS E. ANN WILBURN CLYDE WILLIAMSON to Supply the Impetus to Set ¥ waa JUNE T. YAMAGUCHI JESSIE M, YABARRA C. DALE YOCUM ARTHER L. YOUNGBLOOD RONALD A. ZIMMERMAN JUDY BIGGS: Girls' League 1-4; Stu- ROBERT SAULSBURY: Ski Club 1-4, ROGER HOWE: Ski Club 1-4; Wrestling dent Council Rep. 1-2; Track Queen President 4; Legislature 1-4; FFA 1-4, 3-4; Legislature 4; Football 2,4; All 2; Frosh-Soph Rec. 2; CSF 2; YFC 3-4; Secretary 3, President 4; Football 1,4; League 4; All Stars 4; Block M 4. Horizon 3-4; Junior Class President 3; Junior Revue and Prom 3; Fire Squad 3. Junior Revue and Prom 3; ATOMS 4; TAP 4; Annual Staff 4. the Wheels of Education in Motion | oe | U ih. SUPERINTENDENT ... I view education as the most important subject we as people can be engaged in. This statement by Abraham Lincoln is as true today as when uttered a hundred years ago. Our philosophy of government, democracy, is based upon the utmost development of the individual through education in a free society. Your education should enable you to acquire useable knowledge, form useful skills, develop an openness of mind, strengthen your self-discipline, and in- crease your sense of responsibility toward yourself, your family, and your fellow man. This education does not come about in some easy, effortless way-- you must work to attain it. Are you working for it? RINALDO WREN Time Progressed, Everything Was Ready. But... VICE PRINCIPAL School life can be a challenging and happy experi- ence or a dull and unpleasant one, whichever we choose. This applies to the student, classroom teacher, or administrator. I try to take the posi- tive approach to school life. The young people of today must think positively about the future and be working toward certain objectives and goals. The high school student, or the adult, without daily and life goals will be un- happy with himself and the world around him. Gauge your own abilities and interests--do not try to fit yourself to someone else's pattern. Then plan accordingly No doubt you have all at sometime been disciplined for deviating from the accepted standards of be- havior. If you are honest with yourself, you will admit that such discipline was for your own good and the good of all. Outside discipline is neces- sary --eventual self-discipline is the hope of those doing the disciplining. In school life and beyond school, we cannot avoid responsibility--to our- selves and to others. Unfortunately, some people think that there is something radically wrong with the youth today. I do not subscribe to this idea. Young people today have as much ability, as many worthy desires and commendable motives as young people have always had. Inaddition they have a greater general knowl- edge than ever before. These are trying times-- even at the level of school life--but I believe that you have, and will continue to, meet whatever challenges are presented. BOARD OF TRUSTEES B= a yf Ox ayers BORO) 3 at Pd ALEX MacDONALD John Sordi, Jack Desmond, Wallace Emmert, Frank April, Elmo Del Bianco. on the Designated Day, of Opening, a Terrible Thing Happened .. . ADMINISTRATORS ROBERT MACHADO SANFORD GROVER CURRICULUM AND GUIDANCE Counseling makes high school life a happy and benefiting experi- ence for all students. It takes into consideration the basic educa- tional, social and vocational needs, and abilities of each individual student and then tries to meet these needs through the school's curriculum and activities. Through individual student conferences, parent conferences, pro- gram planning conferences, teacher conferences and testing, the needs of each student are determined. Remembering each individ- ual's needs and ability, good counseling will then try to place each student where he will have a maximum chance for success and en- joyment while in school. To be in classes which are no challenge is discouraging but to be ina class with a realistic challenge is rewarding. These rewards are a result of counseling which makes for a long-remembered and happy school life. DEAN OF GIRLS To help freshman girls decide on their educational goals, to co- ordinate assembly and club activities, to arrange an activity pro- gram open to all girls, and to counsel with girls who desire help-- these are the duties and opportunities of a dean of girls in our high school. AUXILIARY SERVICES Diversification these days, whether it involves practices in agri- culture, a variety of business skills, or the breadth of knowledge demanded ofa scientist, modern education is no exception as teach- ers and administrators pursue their daily assignments. The personification .of diversification, for example, is the teacher ofa one-room school. You name it. She teaches it. Even the large school system teachers have heavy preparation loads--some- times four or five different subjects of different grade levels of one or two subjects. So it is with administrators. As a member of the administrative staff, Mr. Grover, director of auxiliary services, serves both students and teachers in a wide variety of ways. The students look to him for job placement for part time work, publicity of their schoolevents, work permits, 1.D. cards, publication of the fresh- man handbook, spring programing of incoming frosh, setting up special events such as college night, armed forces day, open houses, and offering counsel to those having dropped out who wish to continue of a correspondence basis. The Degenerates, the Students Came. TEACHERS... MICHAEL ANDRUS JANET ATKINSON LAUREL ANN BELDEN LORRAINE BOWLUS New Mexico Highlands U. Fresno State College San Jose State Whittier College Science, Language Business Business Physical Education y a2 VERNON BROOKS FRANK BRUNOLLI BEN BUFFORD JOHN BURKE Northeast Oklahoma San Francisco U. Memphis State U. University of Alberta Driver Training Physical Education Social Science Latin, English LYNN BURKHOLDER JAMES COCHRAN GAYLON DACUS ADELAIDE DICE Minot Teachers College Oklahoma State U. Oregon State Fresno State Science Math Social Science Home Ec. They Came En Masse Yelling and Screaming, MARGARET DOMINICI ROBERT ESCOBAR PHYLLIS ESTES CHARLENE DILLIARD Fresno State U.S.C. Fresno State University of Michigan English Social Science Auto Shop English SALVADORE FERRARA GEORGE FARRELL WILLAJEAN FARRELL JAMES FIFIELD University Rhode Island University of Mo. College of Idaho Fresno State Social Science Physical Education Auto Shop Social Sciences JUDITH FOLEY GRACE FULLER BILL GAMBOA ROGER GUSTIN Ohio University Fresno State San Jose State Eastern Illinois U. Math Language Business Physical Education and Surely Acting Half Their Age. ALLEN HARKINS PERRY HARPER WILHELM HAUGEN JAMES HODGES University Pacific New Mexico Highlands University Montana Miss. Southern Music Physical Education Business Social Science ONEIDA HODGES ELLEN JACOBSEN ROBERT JACOBSEN WILLIAM JANTZEN Miss. Southern ' Fresno State University N. Dakota Fresno State Social Science Language Math Agriculture SE 4 ROLAND JENKINS DELORES JOHNSON GERALD JOHNSON VERNA JOHNSON University Miss. University Denver Gustavus Adolphus C. University Minnesota Language Business Social Science Nurse The Clods Wrote Profanity, on the Walls, ED KOLLMAN ELSIE KEEBLE JOE KEEBLE EMMA KELLY Berenda Slough U. URCSESAG UzE.L TAs Fresno State Kibitzing, Bossing I English Science Home Economics GERALDINE KAYLOR BERNARD KINNICK HARVEY KIRK HEINZ KUSEL Arkansas State St. John's Fresno State Skidmore Home Economics Social Science Industrial Arts Art is BEEF SHEEP Papas COTTON FORAGE, a ® VeEGETAB y a 7 UGO LEA HUTTE LOWERY NORMA MASTIN RICHARD MASTIN Cal Poly Fresno State Stanford University of Idaho Agriculture Industrial Arts Science Science Carved Initials, on the Desks, WILLIAM McALISTER DAVID MeNETT SUE ANN MEYER EARL ORUM Whittier Fresno State University of Arizona WiGr at Davis Physical Education Industrial Arts Physical Education Agriculture ey teil ' WAY, y y, ” AY Wh NE Vy; lf HAA HELEN PARKS ROBERT PARSONS JEAN PATTON HERMAN PENLAND Fresno State UEC: Stanford San Fernado College English Social Science Language Driver Training PETER PETERSON DINO PETRUCCI JOE PETTIT SAL PIPERATO Idaho State Cal Poly Texas A M Lehigh English Agriculture Social Science Math Desecrated Their Books, and Most Surely WAYNE PIPES PATRICIA ROGERS Texas Technological PHILLIP SHANKLIN CHARLES SHRINER Fresno State Southeastern State Iowa Wesleyan Business English Industrial Arts Business PHILLIP STAAB THERESE TERESCHENKO ROBERT TRESTRAIL ALICE TRUEAX Mexico City College North Dakota U. Calif, Arts Crafts WeSeCe Language English Crafts Science a pep eee att : JESSIE TUCKER WALTER TURNER Fresno State Miss. Southern Business GLENN WALDHART Physical Education La Crosse State ROBERT WARNER Mathematics University of Colorado Social Science Demonstrated Their Immaturity VIVIAN WIEGAND JEANNE WILKINS GEORGE WILLIAMS ROBERTA WILLS Fresno State San Jose State Fresno State Fresno State Librarian English Business Home Economics CON WINDER JAMES WOLFE LOIS WORTHINGTON JUDITH YOUNGCLAUSE Fresno State North Dakota U. Fresno State Fresno State Mathematics Industrial Arts Music Journalism in a Most Graphic Manner. LEROY ZIMMERMAN BOB TINKER San Jose State Audio Visual Technician Industrial Arts Photo Lab Technician FACULTY CLUB... Alice Trueax, President; James Cochran, Vice President; Charlene Dillard, Secretary; Ben Bufford, Treasurer. 38 The Poets and Philosophers, OFFICES: 7c :: AG Subsidies are the best crop we have. Mrs. Domo- BUSINESS Don't you know the penalty for embezzlement? nici, Ugo Lea. Les Beckman, Marty Lizak, Gordon Cook, GUIDAN Don't tell me your troubles, I'm only a HEALTH Our Motto: Clean mind, clean body--take your U CE counselor. Sanford Grover, Virginia pick. June Yamaguchi, Catalina Mereliz, Mrs. Fuentes, Robert Machado. Johnson, MAIN Who's selling pass slips? Edith Hughes, Vera Good- LIBRARY Do some people really know how to read? Jim rich, Lucille Richmond. Markland, Don Haywood, Mrs. Donlevy, Mrs. Wiegand. 39 or As They Were Now Called, Subleaders, ASSOCIATED PERSONNEL... We can't hear the earthworms, How'd you get 'em? Ola Roberts, Mable Murrell, Delberta Simpson, Lura Brit- ton, Bertha Lynch, Violette Allen, Vertie Seagraves. 1a att 2h Leadfoot finally gota ticket for dragging. Ray Sesock, Joe Vivid, Earl Martin, Clinton De Voss, Sar- kis Sahatdjian. ROW 2: Richard Caldwell, Leo Puckett, Con Winder, Kennith Redding, Bert Redding, George Price, Mgr. Jerry Butler. Aw come'on Ed, its your turn to sweep. Ed Koll- Mel Parker, Rosco Mil- CUSTODIANS man, Cotton Cheeks, TedHarbert, Leonard Palacioz, GARDENERS ler, John Filiponi, Ed Abe James, May Benderac, Hugo Kelzer, Ed Gregg, Ed Bianchi, Joe Stefan. Wiens, Joe Flores, Albert Shelton, Claude Kollman. Fled to the Council of Elders ‘ | JUNIORS | Connie Abundis Stella Adame Sharon Albonico James Alexander Delores Allen Roy Allen Nancy Allison Ric Allred Jeannette Alves Harvey Aoki Sue Aoki Victor Apodaca John Ambrister Janice Arnold Myra Aten Shari Audiss Adele Balbas Manuel Baldenegro Dan Baldridge Linda Baldridge Louise Banks John Baranek James Barboza Gail Barcus Chris Barsotti John Barsotti Robert Bates Nickie Beck Carles Beckett Ralph Berg Dale Bitter Robb Blake Sarah Bolderoff Gene Boles Jerry Bowles David Bradford Ina Bradley Etta Brashear Darlene Breazell Leon Breazell Jimmie Bridges Wanda Bridges Saundria Briscoe Allen Brown Joyce Brown Sandra Brown Pamela Bryant John Bunch James Burciaga Robert Burgess Carroll Burris Tommy Butler Billy Caballero Camille Camarillo Grace Camden Blanche Campbell Rudolph Castillo Ken Cereghino Gloria Cervantez Rachelle Chase Daniel Chatman Theresa Chavira Tommy Chavira with the Alarming News, Seeking High Office For Personal Gratification Richard Cheatham Ira Cheatham Stella Cheatham Larry Cheek Kathleen Clark Forbes Clawson Jim Cobb Richard Cody Jerry Coen Carl Conner Theresa Contreras David Cortez Pat Crafton Randy Craig Claude Cranmer Kay Crowder Jess Crumley Doris Daniels Frankie Davie Marian Davis P Jerry Della Sheryl DeMello Irving Denney Carolyn Derryberry Jeri Dettman George Diaz Donna Dilbeck Norma Dirks Charles Doolin Ken Drury Annette Duarte Marshal Suarte Evelyn Dunn John Dunn Amey Dwight Rodney Edwards Winton Edwards Ray Elisarraras Paula Elliott Jean Embrey Christine Ervin Philip Erwin Phyllis Erwin Loretta Esparza Henry Esquizel Michael Ewing Pat Farrar Margie Faulkner Paul Feaver Betty Fernandes Linda Ferrarese Barbara Ferreira Frances Filipone Dwight Fincher Janet Finkas Robert Finley Pat Flack Al Fox J. T. Fuller Morma Fulmer Carmen Gaeta Carol Gangbin Rudy Garcia Which Was Most Disconcerting, Indeed. Sarge Garcia Louise Garrett Carolin Gazaway Vernaloy Glenn Ellen Glover Andrea Gonzales Jim Gonzales John Gray William Greer Lola Guillemin Carl Gunter Sammy Gutierrez Henery Hackney Mike Haines Donna Haley Dorothy Hall Amie Hallum Tanya Halopoff Lonnie Harbart Sheryl Hardin Nick Harkins Carolyn Harris Sherryl Hatch Allen Hawkins Roger Haydu Donald Haywood Karen Heineman Mose Henderson Milton Hendrickson Manuel Hermandez Angelina Herrera Charles Hill Leroy Hill Bill Hill Stan Hirahara Jerry Holfeltz Barbara Holiday Sammy Holquin Gail Hoover Dorothy Hopkins Larry Howard Hugh Huffman Edith Hughes Elaine Hurst Jim Iness Shirley Jackson Lena Jacobs Eddie Johnson Chester Jones Josephine Jones Carroll Justice Karol Kay Charlotte Kelley John F. Kennedy Linda Kilcrease Barbara King James Knight Linda Knight Mickey Konkol George Kovacevich Avisia Krubnik John Kleinert Adam Hugues The Elders were Thrown in a State of Panic, Doris Kurisu Bill Kochergen Gary Lakeman John Lamanuzzi Jeff Larson Ray Lasswell Benie Lee Martha Lee Verda Lee Linda Leidig Servada Leon Gloria Lewis Connie Lindstrom Barry Lockhart Janice Logoluso Glenn Long Jim Long Ray Lopez Samuel Lopez Vickie Lopez Cherie Lovejoy Barbara MacDonald Loretta Maciel Rachel Maciel Richard Mackey Margaret Madewell Linda Madole Quinn Maggiorini Emily Magos Francisco Magos Roger Mah Ed Mann Lawrence Manzanarez Marcella Manzanarez Ronnie Marks Frank Marmolejo Frank Martin Nadine Martinez Ray Martinez Teresa Martinez Emie Mastrofini Bob McCollister Dick McCollister Linda McCullough Verdell McKelvey Jack McMillan Charles McMurray Jim McWherter Sixta Melende Gary Mendoza Gary Meneghin Anne Merman Bill Miller Richard Miller Roger Miller Barbara Minneti Concha Mirelez Johnny Mlotkowski Jean Moder Lavada Moore James Moran David Morgan Pat Morger Some Cried, ‘‘All is Lost’’ Kay Morini Steve Mortimer Theresa Munoz Manuel Muradanes John Murphy Willie Murphy John Newcomb Clarence Nelson Stan Oberti Joyce Ogletree Sherry O'Neil Eula Oragne Mary Orona John Orta Frances Pacheco Harvey Parrott George Patchell George Payne Rodger Pearson Lupe Perez Rosie Perez Ruth Perez Frances Pico Jane Pierotti Billy Poore Elwin Poore Robert Price Adam Quiroz David Ragnetti Linda Ragnetti Lucia Ramirez Richard Ramirez Sylvia Ramirez Marcia Rantsma Mary Ray Linda Redding Tim Reed James Richard Peter Rivera Bill Roberts Chenoweth Robertson Mary Robles Anita Rodriguez Louise Rodriguez Phyllis Rodriguez Dawnette Rogers Harry Rogoff Sue Romias Betty Roque David Russell Mary Russell Paul Russell Mary Ann Sagouspe Steve Sagouspe Steve Sampaulesi Lucy Sanchez Ethel Saunders Brenda Schlumbohm Barbara Seagraves Don Sellai Ronnie Shein Jerry Sherian Doralie Silva Others Went ‘‘Gahhhh,”’ and Still Others Linda Simmons Joan Simpson Lula Simpson Jim Sloan Carl Smith Quinta Smith Bonnie Solari Royann Sordi Carolyn Soria Joan Spangler Sharron Spaulding Chester Stansell Howard Stark John Steele Sheryl Stefan Muriel Stephens Walter Stephens Chris Stephenson Charles Stewart Bob Tate Barbara Taylor Ken Thomas Joanne Thomasson Steve Tolmachoff Jerry Torres Claudine Toschi Karen Turner Sandra Turner Jeannie Turpenen Ronnie Tyndal Nancy Uhalde Almida Valdez Connie Valdez Nathan Valdivia Ray Valenzuela Amelia Varela Sammy Vaughn Rogelio Vega Ruth Verduzco Jose Bizcaino Christine Vizcarra Glenn Voyles Mike Wagner James Wallace Betty Walls Catherine Walls Frank Ware Robert Weatherill Linda Weber Forrest Weibert James Wells Larry Welton Thomas Wheat James White Gary Whitman Albert Wilburn Dotty Wilburn Geraldine Williams Jeffrey Williams Carrie Wren Ken Wright Eddie Yates Richard Yates Sharon Kline Shirley Jackson Mary Yoakum Ervin Young Richard Yvarra Alfonso Zaragosa Just Cried. They Were Just a Bunch of DOLTS ... AND IDIOTS .. . SIGN HERE Wild Eyed, Weak-Kneed Cats. A Madman Seeing SOPHOMORES Richard Acuilar Sylvester Adams Philip Aldama Jerry Allen Kay Allison Claudia Allred Carlos Alviso Amida Armenta Linda Amy David Arias Gilbert Arias Jimmy Arias Jackie Arias Jackie Armendarez David Armi Rudolph Arroyo Dan Aten Jimmy Ault William Autry Virginia Ayala Sharolyn Babcock Michael Barcus Freda Bayles Jesse Bamette Margie Bamette Robert Barr Zeverina Barraza Johnny Barrera Nella Barsoti Billy Barton Jeanette Beavers Virginia Beckett Phillip Bernal Kathy Bitters Tetry Blackburn Susan Bondeson David Bounds Belma Boykin Wanda Bradley James Brisco Lenny Brollier Girtha Brooks Mary Brooks Robert Brosi Leroy Brown Danny Bryant James Buckley Jerry Bunch Everett Burns Star Bush Bill Barg Mary Camarena Joe Camarillo Delores Campbell Joseph Campos Larry Canrelli Ron Cappelutti Donald Carlson Donna Carmack William Carrell Larry Carrington Gilbert Carter Mary Castillo Pamela Castle Hope Castro Malcom Catz Don Cederlof Alice Chavira Joyce Cheatham Ronald Cheek Their Plight, Decided, It Was Time to Make Good .. . Forrest Chipman Otto Christopher Glenn Chu Karl Church Karen Clymore Carol Coffeen Bob Collins Barbara Conroy Ronnie Contreas Kathrine Cook Raylene Cook Starlyn Coones Martina Correa George Crafton Doris Craig Ruby Crites Gene Crittenden Bill Cummings Terry Daggett Deith Davis Lynda Davis Betty Deanda Sam Deanda Linda Dearing Christine Debo Sandy Delbono Joan Dellavalle William Denney Elaine Desatoff Timothy Desmond Harry Diebert Karen Diebert Jack Dilbeck James Doran James Dover Darlon Dowell Michael Doyle Nancy Driggs Freddie Dunn Kennith Dunn Rosalind Dellinger Sharron Ecker Elvin Edwards Marsha Edwards Sheila Elliott Coy Elrod Wallace Emmert Richard Encines Darlene Farinelli Toni Faso James Favini Bill Fells George Fernandez Nella Feretti Carolyn Fincher Jane Firebaugh Sharon Fischer Evelyn Fischer Donna Flint Leah Flippo Leonard Flores Rosie Flores Andrew Franco Laverne Franza Carole Frede Ann Fuller Rosidell Fulsom Tony Gaeta Shirley Galano Art Galindo Lily Martinez He Came Before the Elders and Slyly Said... Peter Galindo Paul Gansberg Dora Garcia Dave Garcia John Garcia Virginia Garcia Vicki Gard Larry Garner Janet Gazaway Barbra Georges Richard Gerda Carl Gibbs Stephen Gist Georgean Glover Laudine Gomes Mary Gomes Dolores Gonzales Elias Gonzales Joe Gonzales Curtis Goodwin Pat Goodwin Margret Goss Robert Goto Charles Gragini Ronnie Green Barbara Greenman Gary Gregory Charles Griggs Susan Grover Barbara Haire Judith Hall Holly Hammberberg Evelyn Hammonds Oscar Hanna Karen Hanson Jim Hardin Willie Harris Gale Henson Patrick Hernandez Veryl Hibbard Julie Higginbotham Robert Hight William Hill Loise Holcomb Ronald Holdcroft Roger Holiday Lonnie Hoover Carol Horn Jerry Houlding Sheryl Howe Pat Hubdon John Huerta Gloria Hughes Bonnie Hunt Dorothy Hunt Terry Hunter David Ireland Sid Ireland Fred Jack Jerry Jackson Joann Jackson Louise Jackson Carol James Gent Jay Robert Johansen Greg Johnson Linda Johnson Pat Johnson Betty Jones Bobra Jones “Appoint Me ‘Grand and Glorious Leader of Education’ Donna Jones Walter James Alphonso Jordan Sandra Jorn Janith Karres Kiane Kelley Marjorie Kilcrease Larry King Mary Louise King Bill Kiseloff Tim Kraus Naomi Kumagai John Lakatos Gerald Lakeman Michaele LaMattina Janice Lampkins Russell Leach Milton Lee Lari Lesan Jack Lopez Patricia Lier Johnny Linder Ed Liverman Konstantin Lobkowski Donna Long Beatrice Lopez Josephine Lopez Margaret Lopez Cynthia Lovejoy Stanley Lovelady Helen Low Richard Lowe Dickie Lucckesi James Lynch John Lynch Anne Machock Felipe Magos James Malone Oliver Mangham Matthew Markle Larry Marshall Elvin Martin Mike Martin Patricia Martin Alice Martinez Lynn Martinez Mercedes Martinez Nasaria Martinez Yolanda Martinez Frand Massetti Janet Massetti Robert McAlister Paula McClintock Ivan McCulley Ben McCullough Sharon McCullough Alice McMurray Leon McNeely Tom McPherson Evelyn Medeiros Mary Medina Donna Medlin Lloyd Medlock Raul Mendoza John Mendrin Randy Miles Marjorie Mines Dolores Mirande Andrew Mitchell Frankie Molina and | Will Rectify Your Problems.”’ Marcello Monticelli Edwin Moore Royal Moore Jerry Moore Robert Moore John Moren Ralph Moreno Pat Morgan Bill Morozov Peggy Morris Jon Morse Donna Moss Phillip Muradanes Janice Murray Leo Nino Frederick Nix Norman Ogletree Evelyn Ojeda Ronnei Orneles Sue Ortega Mary Ortega Tim Otto Bruce Oyler Lydia Padilla Rosie Palacioz Ruth Palmer Ralph Paolinelli Carol Parker Phyllis Parker Steven Parker Wilma Parrott John Payne Emily Pedras Carolyn Peevey Sandi Pera Julia Perez Lupe Perez Carol Perry Tim Peterson Gino Petrucci Jerry Phillips Pat Photoporlos Stefani Piper Dolores Pistoresi Evert Plumb Dorothy Poore Gerald Poore Carl Price Joycie Price Larry Price Mike Purl Anita Quintero RoseMary Quintero Lupe Ramirez Robert Ramirez Steve Rasmussen Ron Reiring Rudy Rey Helen Rico Clifford Riddle Glendola Ridge Jeff Riehl Tim Riley Tony Rocha Alfred Rodriguez Bernadette Rodriguez Louis Rodriguez Lupe Rodriguez Mary Rodriguez Rod Rogers Nacthezte, the Wise One, Who Had Managed Rubin Romero Reina Romo Marie Rorie Robert Rosales Alma Rounsaville Don Rousey Ron Rousey Sharon Rousey Barbara Rowell Jack Royce Donna Rubottom Rosemary Ruelaz Roxanne Russell Stanley Sakiyama Gregory Sanchez Mercy Sandoval Kim Schneider Anita Schroeder William Schwartz Lawrence Scott Linda Seagraves Paul Seagraves Gloria Servin Alberta Shelton Tehra Shelton Rodney Shillings Pete Shubin Barbara Simmons Carolyn Simmons Penny Simonian Roy Slaven Alanna Smith Dwayne Smith Eddie Smith James Smith Michael Smith Patricia Smith Dorthy Sparks Swndal Spaulding David Stefan Jell Sterling Cecil Sterns Allison Stewart John Switzer Richard Samaniego Carola Taddei Mark Tanaka Charles Taylor Patricia Tesei James Thomas Vernon Thomas Cynthia Thompson Mike Thompson Michael Tigson Jim Tischmacher Kathleen Tolmosoff Clint Tomlinson George Torres Richard Toschi Wertie Towsel Jeanne Treadway Mary Trillo Linda Turner William Turner Janie Turpenin Rosemary Turri Harvey Unti Larry Upton Marshall Upton Rosemaut Valenzuela to Preserve His Calm... Asked... J. C, Vaughn Matilda Verdu Gloria Verduzco Barbara Vierra Carol Villarreal Paul Vizearra Richard Vizcarra Terry Vogel Jim Ventrri Connie Walbrecht Kim Waldren James Walder Nancy Walder Earl Walls Patricia Warner Carolyn Warren Steven Weldon Allen Wells Patricia Werner Terrel West Phyllis Wheat Nancy White Richard Whitehead William Whitman Willa Wilburn Dan Williams Kathleen Williams Ruth Williams Birty Williamson Roger Wisener Roger Worley Jan Yocum Leslei Young Richard Young Arthur Zamora Tony Childers Anna Thomas James Peatman “‘How Do You Profess to Do This?’’ Roy Abshire Gerry Acree Linda Adair Marcos Adame Marie Adame Alfred Aguirre Lydia Alarcon Tom Alarcon Philip Albonico Tommy Allen Allen Allred Danny Allred Judy Amerson David Anderson Faith Anderson Phyllis Anderson Karen Andrew Tomio Aoki Josie Aplon Alice Arnold JoAnn Amold Mike Amold Mary Ateca Diana Attard William Audiss Gary Autry Neil Averill Carmen Ayala Cynthia Ayala Gerald Badella Myrtle Baker Carol Baidges Judy Bandoni Jerry Banks Robert Basila Bob Bates Gene Beherend Linda Berkley Kenneth Benes Beverly Bertozzi Loraine Bishop Teresa Bonilla Diane Bowser Gerald Breazell Donna Bridges Patricia Briscoe Diane Brooks James Brooks Camiela Brown James Brown Lynn Brown Ronald Brown Nancy Browning Modesto Bulgara Domingo Burciaga Ricky Burkett Lois Burns Frank Burris Peggy Bush Martha Caballero Rosie Caldwell Elizabeth Camarillo Sylvia Camarillo Mary Cameron Stanley Cantrell Leonard Cargill Warren Carlson Sandra Carmassi Helen Carter Susan Carter The Madman Answered... Maria Castillo Emest Castro Jerry Castro Robert Castro Teresa Castro Sharon Cerda Larry Cereghino Danny Chandler Frank Cimino Bill Clark Carolyn Clark Jimmy Clifton Nancy Clifton Tommy Conley Cathleen Conner Jerry Corbin Teresa Cortez Louise Cortopassi Linda Cosyns Claria Cota Albert Cowger Larry Cox Gloria Craig Pat Crappa Wyndell Crites Peter Crosby Daniel Crump Dianna Crump Marlene Curtis Frank Chayrez Jack Daniels Susan David Bud Davis Earlene Deanda Martin DeMello Ronald Derryberry Joe Diaz Nancy Donashi Frances Downing Ruby Dunn Eugene Dupreau Mike Eastman Barbara Elam Sandra Ellis Jeffrey Emmert Stephen Ervin Iris Espinoza Sam Esqueda Danny Estrada Connie Evers Kenneth Farrar Jimmy Fawds Emest Fernandez Gilbert Fernandez Virginia Fernandez Darrell Fifield Russel Fike Michael Finley Gerald Flack Marcella Flores Cheryl Fontes Marshall Ford Linda Forrester JoAnna Franklin Dorae Franz Juanita Fuller Robert Fuller Ron Fuller John Fulmer Rose Castillo “First, | Would Rid Us of All the Philosophers. Vincent Galassi Yvonne Gamble Edward Garcia Alfred Garcia Joe Garcia Irving Gates Richard Gerbi David Giomi Audrey Glass Barbara Glass Beverly Gomes Judy Gomes Richard Gomes Adam Gomez Gilbert Gonzlaes Lupe Gonzales Gus Gonzales Paul Gonzales Silvia Gonzlaes Opal Goodwin Jim Gottwald Susan Gould Linda Grant Robert Grabelle Charles Gray Denise Green Don Grover Warren Gunter Isidore Gutierrez Patsy Gutierrez Robert Haddock Ronnie Hager Nina Hager Delia Haley Jim Halligan Melinda Hamer James Haney Betty Hankins Carlene Hansen Darlene Hansen Helen Hardy Joseph Harris Lillie Hashaway Tressa Hass Billy Hatfield Wanda Haugen June Hays John Haywood Susan Heinemann Tommy Helt Linda Helton Alele Hendrickson Arlin Hendrix Bennie Herbert Carlos Heredia Amanda Hernandez Linda Hernandez Richard Hernandez Rudy Hernandez Susan Hernandez John Herrera Lana Hickman Judy Hillstead Emest Holley Mary Hudson Dannie Huerta Leroy Huffman Linda Huffman Timothy Huffman Shirley Hughes for they Sow Seeds of Discontent, Ruby Hunt James Hunter Richard Hurst John Iness Janice Isakson Pat Iverson Larry Jackson Roger Jackson Ruth Janzen Ronnie Jasper Linda Jessing Edmundo Jimenez Mary Johns Leroy Johnson Natham Johnson Shirley Johnson Larry Jones Ronald Jones John Juarez Allen Judkins Steven Kaufman Gloria Kelley Janice Key Connie Kilcrease James Kilgore Maxine King Rickey Knight Eleanor Kockergen Johnny Kochergen Wayne Korth Ethelynn Krubnik Ronald Langley Josephine Lares Caroline Lari Barbara Lee James Lee James Ira Lee Gwenda Leonard Julia Lewis Norma Linebarger Gene Linker Robert Liones Datha Livergood Michael Logoluso Anna Long James Long Doris Lopez Tony Lopez Marvin Lyon John Maderious Donald Madewell Marie Madril Linda Magerian Maria Magos Cheryl Malick Sally Mankin John Marcel Virginia Mares Richard Markle Carmelita Marquez George Marquez Robert Marsh Esqul Martin William Martin Bertha Martinez Efren Martinez Fay Martinez Gregory Martinez Jesse Martinez Johnny Martinez t. — ; In the Minds of Impressionable Youth .. . Martha Martinez Renella Mastrofini Rosalie Mata Tommy Mattrocce Linda Maxwell Katherine McCann Kirk McCarty Obie McClintock Judy McCullough Narvell McFerren Charles McGregor Darline McGuire Mary McKelvey Tim McNally Joan McSwain Lawrence Medina Maxine Medina Loraine Meeks Douglas Melikian Larry Melikian Joe Merriman Annie Milam Robert Miles Dorothy Miller Grace Miller Jack Miner Marshall Mines Michael Minneti Roland Mlotkowski Diana Molina Glen Moore Helen Moore Henry Morones Pat Moultrie Lupe Munoz Jeffrey Murr ay Donna Napier Arleigh Nave Margaret Navis Theresa Nino Shirley Noble Cheryl] Norris Bill Ogle Frank Ogletree Jack Ogletree Richard Olander Cres Oreuclas Roland Ormsby Ray Omelas David Orta Jean Ospital Freddie Owens Walter Padgett Carlos Padilla Dennis Patrick Stanley Pavey Philip Peatman James Peet Lawrence Perez Lorenzo Perez Mary Perez Paul Perez Sparkie Philp Carlton Pierce Vickie Pisano William Pitman Larry Pittack Albert Plummer Shirley Pove Shirley Powell And They Must Be Discontented . . . Jimmy Price Tom Prichard James Prichett Lynda Prosperi Sammy Provencio Alvera Quintana Zondra Raviscioni Charles Ray James Raymond Larry Reese David Reid Mary Rena Della Renfrow Gaye Renna Nick Resendez Linda Richards Gerry Riddle George Ridge Howard Riggs Floyd Rios Sammy Rios John Rivera Larry Robbins Mary Robbins Herman Roberts Linda Roberts Fredy Robertson Douglas Robertson Pam Robertson Fred Rocha Abby Rodriguez Linda Rodriguez Eric Romeri Robert Rowe Sharon Ruby Olivia Ruiz Michael Saburit Rose Salas Dolores Samarripa Arthur Samora Aaron Sanders Rose Sandoval Alex Saragoza Carolyn Schlumbonm Barbara Schmall John Schmitz Antoinette Sciaqua Karen Sciacqua Lindsey Seagraves Rudy Segobiano Glenn Seymour Rosemary Shanchez Mary Shannon Michael Sharp Margaret Shea Connie Shelton Linda Shillings Lawrence Shropshire Robert Shuemake Richard Silva James Silveira Rosie Simental Robert Simonian Roy Simpson Betty Sloan Jane Smally Glenn Smith Joyce Smith Mary Smith Ruthie Smith Look at the Way They Act. Sharyne Smith Dianna Soriano Paul Sotelo Perley Spaulding Harvie Spears Jacqueline Spratt Charlie Stanley David Stansell Carol Stasulat James Steens Karen Stephens Marvin Stewart Carolyn Stidham Donald Stites Jim Stockton Tom Sullivan Joe Suniga Glenn Swymour Maxine Sykes Emma Tanksley Bill Tate Gary Taylor Barbara Terry Andrew Thomas Fredda Thomas James Thomas Joyce Thomas Thelma Thomas James Thomasson Ellen Thompson Nyla Tiller Larry Tindal Greg Toler Velma Toliver Bobbie Topping Stanley Toschi Clift Townsel Carolyn Trolinger Victor Turner Susan Turpenen Larry Tyler Sandra Tyler John Uhalde Ray Uhalde Mary Upfold Ray Urbano George Valdez Lorenzo Valdez Nora Vaughn Mary Verduzco Manuel Vierra Rose Villafan John Vincent Boris Vinogradoff Eugene Vinogradoff Judy Vogel Anora Voight Merlyn Voyles Doyle Walkingstec Thelma Walls Lee Walsh Virginia Warthen Larry Weakley Diana Weatherill Sharen Weber Marsha Weeks Gary Wiens Ernestine Williams Karan Williams William Wilson The Philosophers Also Advocate Imaginative Ideas, Don Wilton Ellis Wisener Marylin Wisener Edward Wissert Myron Wolf James Yates Margaret Ybarra JoAnn Yoakum Jimmie Young Virginia Yvarra Stella Zamora Donald Zapata Donald Zimmerman Danny McClintock Lonnie Shelton Why! If Allowed To Proceed, It Would Destroy .. . PF OR TS FOOTBALL... LEROY ZIMMERMAN WALT TURNER GEORGE FARRELL SAL PIPERATO Head Coach Assistant Coach Backfield Coach Line Coach SEASON ... This year we lacked experience and depth. We had only 8 returning lettermen andall of them were shifted to different positions, either offensively or defen- sively. This inexperience made them incapable of performing well enough to win in this league. However we ended the season with a 3-3 record. We coaches feel that a great deal of football knowledge was learned and hope that it will be proven next year. + « RECORD... MADERA I PO iG fone Gnd dvoid nip ae WIERGER Fo ei ates oO ROOSEVELT 13... 22.5.5... 6 BULEARD 23 2g ea cesw cn 7 MCLANE 35 2. 000000555 6 EDISON 6..0552:6.555 22 048 ERES NO Yh. 6k Baa is ceed DOS PALOS 23..........13 CLONIS 266) ek 5 eee Coaches preparing for the next Grid Battle. Our Land . . . Utopia. Think Everybody... D. Forrester 2 F ya Pie G. Brewer eta q Sellai goes for a short gain while Gottwald blocks. EDISON: After two straight defeats the boys hadn't given up, and traveled to play Edison. We traveled through the air and onthe groundand ran up a 48-7 vic- tory over Edison, showing they were still willing to play football. Bartlett goes for a long gain. J. Greer a — 50 S. Sagouspe with Different Ideas, Conflicting Opinions, Jim Mendoza cuts a corner and shakes off a tackler. R, Zimmerman BULLARD: Bullardcameto Madera to win a ball game and had the personnel to do it. They went onto win the pine AS=7 Dennis Forrester gets hit as Don Sellai spins around to block. A. Youngblood 70 No More Harmony, Mike Bartlett watches Gene Brewer being pulled down by a couple of dozen tacklers. ROOSEVELT: This was a heart breaker. A chance to go into the lead was missed by seconds and inches at half. In the 2nd half Madera scored 6 points and had the extra point blocked, onthe ensuing kickoff a Roose - velt player ran it 68 yards for a touchdown and made the extra point. Later in the game they scored again and beat us 13-6. Jim Mendoza eludes two tacklers while Brewer comes up from behind and Forrester watches. 71 No More Oneness . . . No More Utopia.”’ M. Bartlett T. Cheek J. Bunch J. Marklund Ron Zimmerman comes around an end while a Fresno High man attempts to tackle. S. Manfredi McLANE: Considered by many as the best team in the valley, cametoplay what they considered another ball game. Aftera rugged first half in which they lead 13- 6, they came out strong in the second and with their depth and experience went on to win it 35-6. Somebody tackles somebody while everybody else watches. J. Gottwald R. Howe 72 The Elders Panicked by His Words, Mike Bartlett gets pulled down after picking up a few yards. CLOVIS: In one of the highest scoring homecoming ball games in many a year, the Madera High Coyotes were not to be denied. They wanted a chance to show the people of Madera they were willing to give all they had in their last game and out scored Clovis 32-26. This finished up the season on a winning note and pre- pared themselves for another good season in 1962. Don Sellai tries to shake off a tackler. 73 Failed to Heed, the Dissenting Opinion, J. McWherter . J. Murphy J. Kochergen Mike Bartlett cuts a corner while the team does some effective blocking. FRESNO HIGH: The night we played Fresno they were two wins and one loss in league play. We played one of our better games of the season in coming from be- hind at onetime in the ball game 19-7, to win this one in a real thrill packed game, 21-19. R. Dominici Al Wilburn reaches for a pass. D. Bradford 74 of Nacthezte, ‘‘Brothers, This Man Is Mad. VARSITY TEAM Sate 31: ow “41° 40 76 ‘Gr Ge NSN a3 ba yd y. a 23 © 343 AREER, BS | me J. Mendoza, B. Russel, M. Bartlett, D. Forrester, D. Sellai, A. merman, J. Bunch, C, Voight, K. Cereghino, S. Oberti, R. Hold- Youngblood, D. Noble, R. Howe, J. Marklund, S. Manfredi, T. ing, J. Wall, B. Tate, G. Foust. ROW 4: G. Meneghin, J. Wil- Cheek, G. Brewer. ROW 2: R. Tyndal, A. Fox, J. McWherter, liams, J. Kocergen, S. Sagouspe, R. Allred, J. Turner, D . Brad- R. Dominici, J. Greer, J. Gottwald, B. Driggs, R. Saulsbury, M. ford, R. Tanaka, D, Smith, Bick, A. Wilburn, R. Martinez. ROW 3: J. Murphy, R. Zim- BANQUET John Greer, Captain; Jim Mendoza, Most Valuable; Roger Howe, Most Improved; Ron Zimmerman, Most Inspirational; Don Sellai, Sportsmanship; Dennis Forrester, Most Dependable. Us, Society Cannot Live CHAMPIONSHIP FROSH-SOPH TEAM ... Mg —¢g , py eA pee a G. Valdez, P. Hershfelt, R. Rowe, D. Armi, A. Mackey, T. Mc- ton, M. Lyons, D. Zimmerman, J. Lee, T. Desmond, J. Payne, Pherson, M. Warren, W. Whitman, O. Christophen, M. Smith, L. D. Crump, W. Emmert, E. Dupreau. ROW 4: R. Collins, B. Medlock. ROW 2: J. Diaz, L. Price, J. Trevino, R. Peregoy, Tate, M. Wolfe, B. Fells, W. Baker, R. Cappelluti, R. Vizcarra, D. Grover, D. Allred, C. Gragheni, K. Schieder, K. Davis, H. J. Lynch, L. Rodriquez, M. Denny, R. Young. Spaulding, R. Keeble. ROW 3: S. Aoki, T. Riley, L. Carring- COACHES... SEASON ... é: a Our Freshman-Sophomore football team again proved themselves the finest in the league by Teo ; battling their way into the championship. Theteam's fine recordofsevenwins, one loss, and one tie is indicative of its great desire and determination. Every team in the league was pointing towards us and still our boys met this challenge successfully. This team featureda great deal of power rather | than speed. It was a team sound in fundament- als and their execution of plays was precise and tactful. Fé Coach Warner says, These boys were willing ; COACH BOB WARNER to pay the price, therefore they were the best COACH GERALD JOHNSON in the NYL. a 76 Without Fresh New Ideas. Larry Carrington sweeps an end while an unidentified Maderan comes up to Bill Fells gets away from a tackler. block. Ace back, Larry Carrington, tries to evade several tacklers. Bill Fells breaks into the open for a long gain. Stanley Aoki cuts a corner while a would-be tackler comes up from behind. FROSH-SOPH BANQUET... Coach Johnson; Larry Carrington, most valuable; Allen Mackey, most dependable; Bill Fells, most improved; Ron Cappelluti and Tim Riley, co-captains; Coach Warner. ‘ 78 Civilization Cannot Live In the Past!’’ ““B” TEAM; J.V. TEAM ROW I: L. Spence, J. Jaruez, M. Rodriquez, C. Hill, B. Brosi, T. King, Captain; V. Salassi, R. McAlister, S. Ireland, A. Plum- mer, D. McClintock Mgr. ROW 2: L. Pittack, C. Taylor, F. Marmolejo, K. Farrar, C. Church, D. Estrada, F. Ogletree, L. Marshall, E. Smith, Z. Pavey, D. Arias, D. Lucclesi. ROW 3: L. Howdard, E. Yates, R. Lasswell, R. Blake, J. Herchfelt, F. Photopoulos, J. Mlotowski,R. Haydu, D. Grover, Coach Turner. ROW 2: W. Vaughn, A. Hallum, P. Cervantez, A. Spratt, A. Aguirre, N. Valdivia, E. Johnson, J. Baranek, R. Cheatham, R. in Their Fear, the Other Elders, Coach P. Harper, J. Gottwald, T. Peterson, E, Edwards, O. Mc- Clintock, D. Aten, A. Mitchell, A. Franco, R. Rameriz, H. Diebert, J. Linder, R. Simpson Mgr.; Jim Wolfe, Assistant coach, R. Wagner, R. Eliaysarrs. ROW 3: B. Miller, V. Thomas, C. Stansell, T. Powell, G. Torres, F. Weibert, J. Smith, J. Murray, J. Moran, G. Marquez, S. Philip, L. Scott. BASKETBALL .. . Passed Nacthezte By. David Brown, Gary Whitehead, Ron Zimmerman, Al Wilburn, Frank Davie, Roy Allen, John Powell, Gary Whitman, George Kova- chevich, Larry Gordan, Steve Tolmoshoff. The 1962 Coyotes proved to be a very interesting and unpredictable ball club. Our playing ranged from outstanding to mediocre. These types of performances can be readily traced to the fact that we were a very inexperienced band of athletes, as only two letter winners were back from last year's team and seven squad members were Juniors. Though our NYL record was only 5-7 and our over all season record 6-12, it was quite an improvement over the marks of Coyote teams of recent years. Any success we had can be attributed to the fact that we had no star, but that teamwork, hustle, and desire on the part of the entire squad prevailed. We look forward to next year with high hopes and expectations of having a very outstanding team. --Gay Dacus MADERA MADERA Sons Hantord esee7, B ORn rere Roosevelt ... 53 ae Doskalos j25. ol Dye a ES GUSOne rae 74 44.... lelenaiorel go55 BO) SU saws Bull areca sees 29 DOW ae Gentialler-re 24 Sioleea ioe: Melane ea... 44 AST sane DOSPalosmeaa ol MOue tenses CilowilSi ween ee 56 39 eSellinias ast fare 42 TDs ee Basesnommnae ae 65 Sse Melane a... 43 Ay cane Roosevelt ... 54 Scheie a ea ea 27 BM esta 5 | PRISE: (ac oe Saye 56 a “ a Ke ngoo ISCO ooo 6c 41 Hh goon leullll@veGl soon oc 52 ee OF. Coach Gay Dacus and Appointed the Madman .. . 1 Al Wilburn makes 2 points for Madera. J. Powell G. Kovocavich F, Davie | so re io ee R. Zimmerman . Roy Allen adds two more to his point collection. Grand and Glorious Leader Over All. A, Wilburn Gary Whitman makes two for the home S. Tolmachoff L, Jordan i : D. Bradford Frank Davie tries to tip one in. The Glorious Slob Did Not Need to.. . ““B’’ BASKETBALL . . wartz, John Morse, Joe Campus, Don Zimmerman, COACH PHIL SHANKLIN ROW 1: Dan Crump, Dick Whitehead, John Mendren, Jack Lynch, John Uhalde. ROW 2: George Patchell, Coy Elrod, Bill Sch- The MUHS 'B team, with coach Phil Shanklin at the helm, turnedinit's finest season in history, compiling 13 wins and 5 losses for season completion and sporting an 8-4 record for 3rd place in NYL competition. In pre-league competition, the ''B's tallied a command- ing 5 winning 1 loss record, setting the pace for their impressive winning season. In the lst round of league action, the B's ended with 3 losses and3 wins, being defeated by McLane, Fresno High, and Edison. To start the 2nd round of play, the B's broke a 14 game winning streak of McLane's, going on to defeat Edison, and losing their only game to Fresno, NYL Champions. The highlight of the season was the 46-32 win over favored Edison, to give Madera undisputed 3rd place berth in NYL. Captained by playmaker John Mendrin, the '62 B cagers scored778 points while their opposition was collecting only 614.Jon Morse led with 163 points. George Patchell and Daniel Crump led rebounds. Coy Elrod was most inspirational Player. Dismiss the Poets and Philosophers. . . MADERA lnleinut@nes! 654 4 DosPalos . Ei CUSOl mere Niclane ane Presno 3. 1. EV GUSOM se oeeree Schwartz and Morse fight for rebound. Mendrin fights for the ball. Most valuable player John Mendrin drives for two. for They Left in Contempt. JV, “C’’, “D” BASKETBALL . . . ROW 1: P. Spaulding, B. Peregoy, M. Upton, R. Paolnelli, G. Lakeman, B. Tate, B. Rowe. ROW 2: J. Pane, L. Harbart, E. Walls, R. Martinez, T. Powell, T. Allen, R. Wisener, C. Lyons, A. Aquirre, Coach Johnson. BACK ROW: J. Campus, J. Uhalde, C. Elrod, B Schwartz, J. Morse, L. Harbart. FRONT ROW: J. C. Vaghn, F. Magos, D. Cortez, B. Bare, J. Mendren, D. Whitehead. } ry Agee We AOD rae ae A ey i ROW 1; L. Melikian, J. Thomasson, G. Ramirez, C. Beckett, J. Vincent, T. Conley, R. Uhalde, J. Yates. ROW 2: T. McNalley, J. Schmitz, C. Padilla, M. Couger, A. Saragoza, J. Diaz, M. Minnetti, D. Anderson, G. Linder. Clods Coach Dacus ROW 1: R. Cappelutti, R. Vezcarra, D. Zimmerman, M. Konkel, J. Greer, J. Thomas, J. Cheek, J. Mendoza, J. Diaz, B. Whitman. ROW 2: R. Zimmerman, K. Cereghino, A. Wilburn, G. Koch, G. Kovacevich, A. Ruth, J. McWherter, T. Shitanishi, J. Payne. Coach Zimmerman and Coach Farrell They Saw the Light . . . the Slob Appointed John Thomas gets another base hit to left field. ae Gary Koch throws another strike. to the Somber and Austere Post J.V. BASEBALL... yen, Al + 4 v ROW 1: J. Guttierrez, J. Linder, J Mendren, G. Payne, R. Tyndal, R. Blake, B. Tate, J. Campus. ROW 2: G. Boles, J. Morse, C. Gragnani, R. Martinez, G. Whitman, R. Pearson, C. Elrod, L. Nolen. Coaches Dacus and Shanklin of Subleaders, Educated Opportunists VARSITY TRACK... Coach Brunolli, Coach Penland, Coach Lowry. ROW I: R. Price, B. Fells, H. L. Hall, D. Morgan, G. Drtez, D. Cortez, J. Flores, M. Faso, J. Steele. ROW 2:L. Jordan, V. Thomes, G. Jordan, L. Scott, H. Ridge, C. Sterns, J. Gottwald, R. Dominici, D. Sellai, K. Stansel, T. Powell. Who Had Little Interest in Youth “B” “C” TRACK... ROW 1: A. Youngblood, R. Brazil. ROW 2: J. Lee, S. Holguin, D. Brown, T. McPherson, S. Guiterrez, M. Hendrixson, M. Thigson, M. Lee. ROW 3: M. Henderson, J. Miles, L. Carrington, L. Harbart, T. Desmond, R. Ornelas, J. Briscoe, A. Mitchell, B. Carrell, J. Bunch, H. Thomsa, R. Toschi. ROW 1: H. Reyes, M. Wolf, G. Martinez, M. Minnetti, R. Batos, T. Conley, J. Barnett, F. Dunn, L. Jackson, C. Taylor, J. Wissert. ROW 2: E. Edwards, T. King, S. Aoki, J. Juarez, J. Lynch, D. Whitehead, T. Gaeta, R. Torrez, D. Giomi, D. Stansell, D. Crump, J. Gottwald. They Were Conformists . . . They Taught WRESTLING N.Y.L. CHAMPS Coach Vern Brooks Madera lFighouioyetdl GA ease se oo Merced) sn tai s 2 Bi) SHlersre Gewese teen c 18 31 ENG apitranieney tens es 5 49 @lOviiS mea cette. 4 42 FMSESTIO: aie: sisheeyene ID Se Mclane eines. oet sy Ae ROW 1: Doug Sordi, Steve Johansen, David Marquez, Stell Manfredi, Jim Mendoza, Bullard ......... 10 35 Jim Cliffton. ROW 2: Dennis Forrester, Dan Sauceda, Allen Mackey, Ron Dominici, Roosevelt ....... is 26 Rodger Howe, John Gottwald. Tournaments Samuel Ayer, 2nd Cal Poly, 2nd Central Section, 3rd Steve Johansen and David Marquez co-captains who led Madera Hi to another NYL championship. Steve was undefeated this year was Central Section champ. David undefeated the last two years also Central Section champ. ROW 1: R. Silva, M. Rodrequez, R. April, B. Johansen, B. Cabllero, J. Diaz. ROW 2: D. Noble, J. Peatman, M. Hershefelt, D. Morgado, P. Hershefelt, M. Badella, ROW 3: R. Gomes, J. Diaz, T. King, E. Wissert, R. Fike, J. Martinez, R. Torres, A, Samora, J. Keeble. ROW 4: G. Dupreau, G. Martinez, N. Avrill, P. Peatman, I. Villareal, F. Ogletree, J. Fawks. ROW 5: E. Collins, J. Basila, S, Philp, M. Warren, E. Boil. Jim Mendoza League Runner-up Jim Clifton League Champ ‘7 SWIMMING... BOYS; GIRLS... ROW 1: B. Simonian, M. DeMello, B. Basila, D. Anderson, M. Arnold, J. Schmit, B. Brosi. ROW 2: J. Raymond, N. Howard, J. Bristow, G. Toller, J. Riehl, K. McCarth, P. Finley. ROW 3: S. Mortimer, T. Rilye, T. Daggett, E. Yates, J. Weaver, R. Daggett, W. Baker, B. McAlister, A. Stewart. | ROW 1: S. Galano, M. Flores, S. Bristow, P. Morris, P. Shea. ROW 2: C. James, S, Romias, M. Switzer, C. Stasulat, S. Mankin, S. Kline, Were Dull and Uninteresting . . . Coach McAlister and Coach L. Bowlus DIVING... ee Sa es OOP, “a. ROW 1: Carol James, S. Galano, Sue Romias. ROW 2: D. Anderson, B. McAlister, S. Ireland, E. Yates. Dolts Did Little to Elevate ROW 1: J. Yamaguchi, S. Tigson, M. Davis, L. Rodriguez, A. Schroeder, D. Edde, L. Moore. ROW 2: J. Deniz, D. Bertozzi, L. Man- zanarez, D. Smith, J. Allen, M. Tanaka, M. Martin, R. Tanaka. Coach Farrell and Coach Pettit This Position . . . the Subleaders Taught — a Tanaka demonstrates a backhand smash Darlene ups racket for return of serve. Smith slams a good one in a Very Bookish Style BOXING TEAM ... e The ones who punched it out Oss es needs Oops, missed. I'll get him next time. Nice right hook. Graded on the Basis of a Hypothetical ROW 1:M. Thompson, S. Rasmussen, C. Justice, S. Obertti, B. Rowe, E. Boyle, J. McMillan. ROW 2: H. Wells, R. Sands, B. Pere- goy, M. Purle, K. Schnider, N. Harkins, S. Philps. CO ae Nick blasts out of the sand trap while Ron and Mike look on. Homer putts while Jack tends the flag. Student Derived from a System AUTOGRAPHS... of Idiotic Tests. AUTOGRAPHS... The Slow but Creative Student GYMNASTICS... | | a | | Vi oJ . b ROW 1: R. McAlister, D. Anderson, C. Stewart, J. Yates. ROW 2: S. Ireland, B. Carroll, E. Yates, C. Hill. ROW 1: T. Thomas, J. Thomas, M. Flores, S. Galano, P. Morris. ROW 2: M. Tanksley, A. Rodriquez, C. James, M. Gatz, S. Ro- mias, D. Milam. Was Passed by, for in Truth, ; ACTIVITIES “Allaqeyes [OIED--DNISSIW “3UePtseidg [TPA ‘qa88eq stuuoYy ‘aioW IY ee asoy ‘tyonseuOX suNe ‘zzeuepeD ATTeS ?Z MOU “Weptseig Buridg ‘Aiqurg utoy, ‘4qusourA euuver ‘fsiaquieyD eng ?T MOU In This Metamorphosis Youth Became .. . SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS... JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS... ‘ezopuaW Wit {zolauezueW soUeIMe] ‘youT{ 3d fuosuaydays stiyD: yueptseig [Ted Z MOY ‘waprserg Buridg ‘uma{iM TV ‘TePUAL UO !preuoqoew ereqieg ‘11eTOS eruUOg T MOU Sheep, Senseless and Mindless. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS .. . quaptseig [Teq {13988eq Auay fuojured AieyH Sunsieyl eyTW ‘zourjIeW epueTOX ?7 MOY “Woepiserg Surids ‘qrouturg soeTTEM ‘JUITy euuog ‘Bury Arey :T MOY Beings with a Dead Pan Look and a FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS... yuaptseig 3utidg ‘uos -paqoy se[snog !ONISSIW ‘seurop Apne ‘t1edso1g epury ‘eays A88aqg {quepiselg [eq ‘AOBe1eg Gog ?7 MOU “SSEH PSSeTL ‘Aayayieg epury ‘eoary Are-W ?T MOU Slouch to Their Gait ... Miss Dominici Bill Strid Student Body President Spring STUDENT COUNCIL... The main function of student government is to provide an op- portunity for student leaders to learn by doing. ’ Most extra- curricular activities at Madera Hi are coordinated by the Student Council. The council is directly responsible for all assemblies, school spirit, upholding school traditions, reviewing bills passed by the legislature, executing approved legislation. Each month the student body president and another delegates at- tend the Northern Yosemite League Student Councils Association meetings, where problems concerning the various schools in the league are discussed. This is the group that is responsible for the Sportsmanship trophy. This year the Student Council has been extremely busy. Some of their specific activities and projects include: Hosting the annual NYL Leadership Day; setting up a student speakers bureau; di- recting the Christmas school decorating contest; organizing the Christmas Talent Assembly. Tom Embry Senior Class President Spring Ronald Tanka Student Body President Fall An Intellectual, with a Touch of a Poet... a Maurine Rowe Club Activities Fall 4 Sally Cadnazzi Vice-President Spring Darlene Hatch Vice-President a oe ee Fall i: Ronnie Daggette Dale Yocum Senior Class President Club Activities Fall Spring Had Been Banished Because His Louise McKinney i 4 Terry Daggett Commissioner of Finance Sophomore President Fall ‘3 Fall Comm, of Awards Spring Jan Yocum Clerk Fall 7 i ib Wallace Emmert Bob Peregoy Shari Audiss Sophomore President Freshman President Comm, of Publications Spring Fall Spring Soaring Imagination Was Considered =— s yet � % r he i % : a E Re b. a Cor il Pat Farar Fras I= Comm, Of School Spirit C ; ’ Fall; Spring , j Pe Carlos Beckett Comm, of Awards Fall Jim Mendoza Junior Class President Spring Mark Tanaka Clerk Spring Albert Wilburn Junior Class President Fall Dangerous to Youth Observed .. . GIRLS’ LEAGUE... ROW 1: J. Venturi, S. Carmassi, M. Mahaffey, P. Overgaard, B. Schlumbohm, K, Avelar, K. Minamoto. ROW 2: S. Mariani, C. Lari, M. Rowe, S. Piper, M. King, P. Simonian, K. Williams, V. Lopez, S. Romias. ROW 3: S. McFerran, N. Allison, J. Gomes, B. Newcomb, A. Valdez, C. Mirelez, C. Wren, B. Bellinger. Miss Curry Mrs. Mastin Pat Overgaard Marilyn Mahaffey Advisor Advisor Fall President Spring President “If These Are Our Future Leaders... STUDENT LEGISLATURE ... STUDENT LEGISLATURE: ROW 1: G. Beherend, J. Daniels, J. Acree, R. Mendoza, D, Anderson, R. Uhalde, M. Wisener, R. Lurri, J. Arnold, T. Hass, S. Mariane, M. Hamer, B. Newcomb, S. Anderson, F. Pacheco, B. MacDonald, B. King, A. Merman. ROW 2: M. Minetti, E. Gonzales, S. Howe, S. Fisher, D. Robertson, J. Keelbe, J. Johansen, R. Capelutti, B. Rowe, J. DePasque, J. Vincent, S. Cadenazzi, S. Hatch, N. Piller, D. Flint, S. Piper, L. Young. ROW 3: V. Apadoca, J. Gottwald, M. Upton, M. Boldvezco, M. Tanaka, J. Sherrian, D. Ireland, R. Shane, R. Dominici, J. Williams, R. April, S. Johansen, A. Wilburn, B. Strid, B. Holding, R. Howe, P. Overgaard, K. Heinrich, B. Emmrick, D. Miler. BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ STATE SANDY TIGSON RONALD TANAKA What Can We Do but Hope... HOMECOMING QUEEN AND ACTIVITIES... Reigning as queen over the Home- coming festivities was Pat Overgaard, senior. Her attendants were Marilyn Mahaffey and Maurine Rowe, seniors, and Barbara MacDonald, junior. High lighting Friday's activities was a down town rally with a parade of decorated cars. Contest winners were: Jack Kochergon, Steve Sam- pulesi, and Jeanette Hoskins. Climaxing the celebration, the vic- torious Madera Coyotes defeated the Clovis Cougars 32-26. Halftime was brightened by the reigning of queen Pat andher princesses, plus the proud winners displaying their decorated cars. All participating enjoyed an after game dance sponsored by Block M. HER PRINCESSES--MARILYN, MAURINE, AND BARBARA and Pray That. . . They May Change Some Day.” BEATNIK BALL... Dance, dance, dance, don't just stand there. i] | i] It must be getting late, everyone looks tired. and Back at the Ranch, the YRPDSHN—-WDIBEO eo ow Here we see the girls decorating for the big night. The 1961 Christmas Ball, White Enchantment, sponsored by the Aurora Horizon, took place in the girls' gym, December 16. Dale Yocum, general chairman, ofthe Ball was assisted by various com- mittees headed by: Rose Marie Whitmore, band; Judy Messel, Bandstand; Kate Minamote, Walls; JoAnn Gomes, Centerpiece; Cathy Rynerson, Ceiling; Chris Camy, Entrance; Georgia Lander - man, Refreshments; Darlene Hatch and Darlene Eddy, Tickets; Angie Bias, Claudia Peterson, Publicity; and Susan Stistow and Do- lores Nalley were in charge of Tables. The large centerpiece, a gayly decorated Christmas tree, heralded the success of the dance. A few of the couples gather around the refreshments after a torrid dance number. The Leaders Who Had Tolerated It. . . As the last beautiful strains of music die, everybody leaves the tree in silent splendor. Enjoy yourselves everybody, for soon it will be just another memory. for So Many Years Sandra Carmassi, Carol Lari, Rosemary Sanchez, and Peggy Shae per- form a Charleston for the Freshman Assembly, A modem dance is performed by Tresa Cortez. David leads the song while Alvin acts up. ALVIN Oc. TOK A pantomine-dance act is performed by some Freshmen. Finally Realized That. . . MUSIC ADMINISTRATION Allan Harkins Lois Worthington Girls' Trio Marilyn Mahaffey, Judy Messel, and Ellen Newcomb, Pianist--Carrie Wren Noble Experiment Had Failed. Fay Harkins The marching band of Madera High hadavery busy year. They began this year by acting as host at the Old Timers Day Parade. The band parti- cipated in all nine original halftime shows at the football games; won 4th place at the Merced Central Valley Band Review, and also participated in the Long Beach All Western Band Re- view, winning 3rd, Norman West winning Ist drum major, the major- ettes winning 4th. Madera held an annual Christmas Parade and they also won Ist. We are very proud of the marching band this year and are pleased that they were chosen as top show band . The Madera A Cappella Choir has had the experience of singing in the fes- tivalsheldevery year at Fresno. The choir has received superior and ex- cellent ratings. They had the pleasure of being the lead choir at the 1960 Squaw Valley Olympics. This year 16 choir members have been chosen to sing with an 800 voice choir accom - panied by the Philharmonic Orchestra at Fresno State. . ‘ t g k } + � a a oF att +a. And the Elders Went intoa... DANCE BAND; SENIOR BAND ... ROW 1: D. Vasquez, J. Venturi, Carrie Wren, Pat Overgaard, Greg Johnson, Dennis Forrester. ROW 2: M. Denney, G. Boles, J. Dutcher, N, Harkins, K. Drury, M. Purl, C. Doolin, C. Clark, L. Welton. ROW 1: Judy Venturi, Donna Fontes, Melba Opp, Pat Doyle. ROW 2: John Jefferson, Gary Swearingin, Sharron Wiggins, June Yama- guchi. ROW 3: Art Yougblood, Dennis Forrester, Barton Branstetter, Harold Moore. Deep and Somber Cacus to... PEP GIRLS; CHEERLEADERS... PEP GIRLS: Ellen Newcomb, Jeane Vincent, Maurine Rowe, Sharron McCarty, Jo Ann Gomes, Carrie Wren, Sheryl Hardin, Klina Lyon, Barbara MacDonald. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Chris Stevenson, Lawrence B CHEERLEADERS: Mary Lou King, Ann Machok, Cindy Thompson, Manzanarez, Dale Yocum, Allen Hawkins, Sue Romias, Holly Hammerberg, Georgean Glover, Kathline Williams, Sherry Audiss, Determine the Fate of Things A CAPPELLA; GIRLS’ GLEE... aS A CAPPELLA: ROW 1: G. Landerman, A. Pitcock, C. Simmons, E, Hughes, A. Machock, R. Whitmore, M. Gass, S. Tigson, M. Rowe, S. Stewart, P. Tesei, S. Parker. ROW 2: L. Dearing, R. Smith, J. Messel, P. Overgaard, K. Kay,B. Rowell, C. Wren, S. Kline, M. Weeks, N. Dirks, E. Newcomb, C, Stephenson, G. Mulliner. ROW 3: J. Whitmore, J. Wall, A. Fox, A. Espindola, D. Dowell, R. Vega, D. Brown, L, Pittack, J. Doran, D. Robertson, J. Trevino. ROW 4: J. Newcomb, T. Huffman, F. Clawson, J. Tur- ner, J. Switzer, P. Bernal, D. Melikian, D. Doody. y ee: é 7 g¢ ae GIRLS' GLEE: R. Wagg,S. Marinae, J. Moore, C. Cappelluti, S. Grover, S. Briscoe, M. Gertz, K. Calymore, B. Georges, S. Leon, P. McClintock, D, Miller, S. Ecker, S. Carter, P. Robertson. ROW 2: G. Miller, P. Castle, J. Aplon, D. Green, M. Edwards, L. Leidig, E. Thompson, D, Bowser, P. Bush, L. Holcomb, T. Thelma, M. Johns, N. Linebarger, D. Robertson. ROW 3: J. Ogletree, C. Allred, Z. Hibdon, D. Gough, S. Turner, L. Maywell, S. McCullough, L. Grant. ROW 4: E. Deauda, A. Munoz, C. Derryberry, A. Garcia, B. Edwards, B. Sloan, C, Shelton, R. Jauzen, M. Panzo, S. Weber, S. Bondesen, S. David, A. Rodriquez, C. Peevy. ROW 5: B. Lee, S. Furd, D. Pistoresi, S. Stefan, A, Eaton, B, Holiday, S. Fischer, F. Elliot, C. Thompson, P. Wheat, J. Vogel, K. Gould, B. Taylor, V. Warthen, K. Williams, A. Long. to Come... Here we see several couples dancing around the beautiful centerpiece. What's the matter can't you dance? Nacthezte, Now Grizzled and Grey, a om Say Russ what!'ya got there, a pocket flask? Announced the Verdict. . . The MADER AN is the official organ of the Madera student body. It provides vital communication to the students on matters of civic importance. Through it's edi- torials and unbiased reporting the MADERAN is able to bring to the student body a clear picture of the scholastic-civic problems facing them. Several issues of great importance to the student citizens were brought to light in this manner. Ronald Tanaka Gloria Cervantez Judith Youngclaus Editor Assistant Editor Advisor REPORTERS: Jan Yocum, Linda Dearing, Carol Frede, Frances Pico, Marsha Rantsma, Patty Martin, Lynda Davis, Nancy Allison, Lari Leason. This Trend Has Penetrated .. . FEATURE STAFF: Kathy Bitters, John Sanchez, Stephanie Piper. PHOTO: Lee Holman; BUSINESS MANAGER: Jan Logoluso; EXCHANGE EDITOR: Sharry Audiss. SPORTS: Ken Cereghino, Jim Dockery, Stan Oberti. PAGE EDITORS: Bonnie Solari, Jim McWherter, Julie Higgenbothm. Andhere we see a beautiful example of civic interest taken by the Maderan staff --hanging effigies. and Debased Our Land... to Such a Measure... SENIOR PLAY . | iar i reno ad 1) eat, — fog one can see Laura eta. eS voile Se cere Pe Every Family has One, was given in three humorous acts on the evenings of March 16 and 17, by the Class of 1962. It was said to be one of the best Senior plays presented in recent years. After six long weeks of diligent practice, under the advice of Mrs. Youngclause and the direction of Tom Embrey, the twelve cast members displayed an excellent performance. The play was acclaimed by all to be a great success. EVERY FAMILY HAS ONE . Susan Bristow . John Gottwald . Milaun Dowell Pat Overgaard Nana Reardon...... Reginald Reardon... . Laura Reardon . Marcia Reardon... . =. « Warty Reardon... .. « «s « .Doug Grover Penelope Reardo.. . . 4.� � «Chris Camy Mrs. James Parker ...... .Darlene Hatch James Parker oes John Wall Sherwin Parker . . Lily Reardon . IDEGHE . 5 x TeHOeo FOG Todd Gallaway . eapeinon tes fee Bud Branstetter .Patty Doyle . Judy Biggs . Ronnie Daggett Getting dressed isn't too bad, James Parker finds time to puff on his pipe. If I had a child like Penelope, I wouldn't let her chew bubble gum. A Measure... That We Find It Essie, haven't you ever seen two people in love? A It's not from My Fair Lady, but Marcia is getting married in the morning. Impossible to Abait Its . . . SITTING: John Gottwald, Milaun Dowell, Chris Camy, Susan Bristow, Judy Biggs. STANDING: Pat Over- gaard, Ronnie Daggett, John Wall, Darlene Hatch, Bud Branstetter, Patty Doyle. Every family has one like Lily. Progress .. . All Our Efforts Here comes the bride. That light does not go there, it goes over there. To Create the Perfect Society OFFICERS ROW 1: Dale Yocum, Georgia Landerman, Louise McKinney. ROW 2: Donna Fontes, John Whitmore, Marilyn Riehl. ROW 1: J. Whitmore, G. Landerman, S. Capellutti, J. Canarelli, J. Bacelli, S. Tigson, L. McKinney, F. Shelton. ROW 2: Miss Patton, J. Dinez, M. Switzer, S. Dillbeck, M. Rowe, J. Bush, C. Camey, S. Cadenazzi, B. Newcomb, D. Bartozzi. ROW 3: P. Over- gaard, J. Gomes, C. Rynerson, C. McCulley, R. Whitmore, J. Biggs, J. Hoskins, C. Salaberry, D. Fontes, M. Riehl, D. Hatch, D. Yocum. Have Failed... PIB IL Ay aie OFFICERS ROW 1: S. Wiggins, A. Valdez, D. Edde. ROW 2: P. Nix, M. Lara, I. Chapa, M. Opp. ROW 1: C. Toschi, S. Leon, A. Valdez, M. Cerda, N. Martinez, A. Duarte, B. Dorn. ROW 2: P. Nix, M. Roberts, C. Gutierrez, D. Esparza, R. Chavez, M. Hernandez, M. Sagouspe, J. Logoluso, S. DeMello. ROW 3: C. Koch, L. Lancaster, K. Richards, E. Rhodes, I. Chapa, A. Valdez, T. Chavira, C. Galindo, A. Chavira, J. Hamen. ROW 4: S. Wiggins, D. Edde, D. Fontes, M. Opp, B. Roque, M. Holmes, J. Powell, W. Brown, J. Ybarra, M. Lara, L. Maciel, C. Gaeta. We Must Institute .. . AUTOGRAPHS... l a Great Reform, UPPER-CLASS; LOWER-CLASS ... T } { ; MADERA ROW 1: L. Reynolds, F. Ware, S. Holquin, J. Bunch, G. Spinks, G. Gunter, P. Amey, W. Bridges, M. Faso, G. Hardy, J. White. ROW 2: R. Cheatham, J. Arinbuster, S. Gutierrez, R. Weaver, T. Cheek, D. Chatman, R. Saulsbury, S. Hirahara, H. Aoki, R. Yvarra, J. James, R. Cody, R. Smith, R. Duvall, B. Greer, D. McCollister. ROW 3: W. Edwards, B. Elam, J. Wallace, S. Tolma- choff, R. Maciel, S. Ficklin, J. Kochergen, T. Chavira, L. Morgan, B. Houlding, H. Rogoff, H. Thomas, L. Oaxaca, J. Lamanuzzi, G. Payne, S. Sagouspe, L. Smiley, B. Kochergen, J. Ginter, B. McCollister, J. Chavira, N. Beck, C. Jackson, L. Howard, C. Schroeder, A. L. Burris. MADERA SRE OIE HE al Vocational Agriculture Lower Class Students 1961-62 137 AURORA ... HORIZON CLUBS weer wh oe ares“ ROW 1: G. Landerman, S. Capellutti, P. Waag, S. Bristow, J. Yamaguchi, A. Bais, M. So- tello, K. Avelar, S. Tigson, S. Medlock. ROW 2: Miss Dominici, N. Mills, L. McKinney, J. Canerelli, M. Rowe, J. Bush, J. Baccelli, J. Vincent, M. Uhalde, J. Philp, C. Peterson. ROW 3: D. Fontes, M. Riehl, C. Salaberry, S. Cadenazzi, K. Minamoto, R. Whitmore, C. Camey, J. Tiller, C. McGee, B. Pruett, B. Newcomb. ROW 4: D. Yocum, C. Rynerson, J. Hoskins, D. Edde, D. Hatch, J. Biggs, M. Mahaffey, P. Overgaard, J. Gomes, M. Dowell, K. Heinrich. vt ROW 1:D. Rinfrow, R. Mastro- M. He fini, N. Browning, C. Evers, P. Iv G. Lenard, C. Fontes, B. Sch- den, | mal. ROW 2: G. Rena, P. Stasu Bush, L. Cousins, G. Kelley, L. peri, Roberts, C. Lari, R. Sanchez, ROW 1: P. Tesei, D. Kilcrease, M. Edwards, E. Mederias, S. Stewart, C. Frede, L. Davis, D. Poore. ROW 2: D. Wilburn, L. Leason, B. Knight, D. Farnelli, C. Taddei, A. Machok, J. Karres, M. King, L. Dearing, M. Goss, D. Flint. ROW 3: S. Piper, B. Conroy, J. Yocum, J. Massetti, P. Werner, N. Driggs, B . Georges, W. Bradley, K. Clymore, K. Waldren, R. Russell. ROW 4: C. Parker, V. Gaard, S. Bondeson, S. Pera, N. Fereddi, L. Young, S. Howe, S. Babcock, C. Thomp- son, M. Barnett, K. Diebert, R. Cook, J. Higgenbotham, B. Greenman, C. Cook. So As Not to Be a Martyr to... HORIZON CLUBS ATHENA ... ROW 1: S. Albonico, C. Gangbin, F. Pacheco, C. Stephenson, B. Schlumbohm, C. Toschi, B. MacDonald. ROW 2: B. Minnetti, M. Russell, J. Logoluso, M. Sagouspe, A. Merman, M. Rantsma, S. Hardin, L. Ferressi. ROW 3: G. Barcus, B. King, S. Hatch, E. Hurst, N. Allison, K. Morini, C. Robinson, F. Pico, C. Wren. AMISTAA ... istro- M. Hammer, C. Schlumbohm, vers, P. Iverson. ROW 3: Miss Bel- Sch- den, B. Gomes, R. Jantzen, C. a, P. Stasulate, C. Malick, L. Pros- ry, L. peri, J. Gomes. chez, ROW1: E. Gonzales, A. Valdez, M. Hernandez, G. Cervantez, V. Aguillar. ROW 2:H. Trillo, I. Chapa, L. Padilla, T. Chaviera. ROW 3: E. Ojeda, D. Esparza, C. Gata. ROW 4: A. Varelle, L. Maciel, M. Larra, R. Maciel, J. Ybarra. Those Who Might Aspire to BLOCK M —; RALLY... ROW 1:S. Johansen, R. Tanaka, D. Cortez, R. April, D. Forrester, Z. Harris, J. Mendoza, T. Cheek, M. Tanaka. ROW 2: E. Yates, S. Manfredi, R. Dominici, D. Bradford, R. Zimmerman, G. Whitehead, J. Allen, B. McAlister, Coach Brunolli. ROW 3: D. Sellia, T. Jones, T. Shitanishi, R. Daggett, J. Wall, J. McWherter, J. Thomas, J. Brewer, A. Wilburn. ROW 4: G. Kovaccevich, H. Wells, R. Howe, G. Koch, B. Holding, J. Greer, J. Gottwald, H. Ridge, H. L. Hall, R. Allen. ROW 1: J. Della, S. Adame, J. Acree, C. Debo, S. Albonico, P. Ferrar. ROW 2: R. Ormsby, B. Greenman, L. Ferrarese, S. Jorn, D. Taylor, J. Hall. ROW 3: Mr. Burkholder, J. Armbrister, S. Spaulding, B. Fernandes, L. Heinemann, S. Lovejoy. Try the Same .. . It Is the Opinion F.E.A.. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS... gr rrsn ROW 1: Mr. Cochran, D. Kurisu, C. Stephenson, R. Berg, F. Pacheco, L. McKinney, J. Embrey. ROW 2: J. Denez, B. Minnetti, J. Finkas, C. Wren, M. Davis, S. Hardin, E. Glover, S. Cadenazzi, J. Arnold, Teach Fuller. ROW 3: J. Moran, L. Manzanarez, J. Knight, R. Mah, J. Sherian, G. Meneghin, J. Williams, J. Voight, A. Wilburn, P. Wagner. ROW 4: S. Mortimer, J. Steele, M. Badella, M. Herchfeldt, D. Bitter, B. Miller, B. Strid, L. Welton, C. Clark. ROW 1:M. Smith, A. Petcock, T. Arnbrister, S. Bristow, C. Debo, P. Parker, E. Pedras. ROW 2: J. Moore, M. Stabile, A. Garcia, B. Mackey, N. Brown, D. Taylor, S. Jorn. ROW 3: B. Seagraves, W. Bridges, J. Lane, B. Jones, C. Perry, D. Campbell, D. Kelly, N. Barsotti, L. Seagraves, M. Mines, Miss Wills. of the Council, to Call Our Land .. . MARINERS; NFL... ROW 1: M. Aten, E. Hughes, M. Davis, S. Romias, M. Flores, A. Duarte. ROW 2: L. McCullough, M. Switzer, S. Adame, L. Brollier, F, Filiponi, S. Galano. ROW 3: B. Fereira, S. Johnson, S. Spaulding, L. Holcomb, Miss Meyer. ROW 1: J. Simpson, R. Mastrofini, Y. Martinez, S. Heinneman, A. Hendreckson, P. Doyle. ROW 2: S. Lovejoy, R. Whitmore, A. Merimann, C. Camey, J. Sherrian, Mr. Burke. ROW 3: D. Bitter, B. Roberts, D. Ragnetti, M. Denney, J. Lopez. Earth.”’ This Is the Story FUTURE NURSES; HARVEY GIRLS... ROW 1: P. Maul, T. Arnbrister, S. Bristow, J. Camey, J. Vincent, R. Mirande, J. Bush. i ROW 1: P. Crafton, J. Moore, M. Rocha, M. Abundis, T. Martinez, B. Martinez. ROW 2: B. Simmons, M. Yoakum, K. Clark, L. Simmons, E, McGuire, E. Dunn, Mrs. Kaylor, F. Smith. As It Was Told to Me — Who Is G.A.A.; SKI CLUB... ROW 1: S. Leon, M. Sykes, S. Carter, S. Mariani, D. Attard, T. Arnbrister, S. Bristow, C. Fontes, S. Cameron, S, Galano, S. Adame, E. Camarillo, D. McGuire, V. Ybarra, Y. Martinez, F, Filiponi, A. Duarte, M. Flores. ROW 2: L. Alarcon, Y. Adame, Y. Gamble, W. Haugen, J. Bandoni, N. White, C. Gutierrez, S. Romias, S. Spaulding, M. Caballero, M. Chacon, S. Creda, D. Soriano, T. Nino. ROW 3: C. Simmons, R. Mastrofini, M. Kelley, J. Hubbard, L. Richards, G. Servin, D. Molina, M. Magos, N. Barsotti, M. Davis, A. MeMurray, R. Salas, ROW 4: S. Ayala, A. Long, D. Nalley, C. McCulley, L. McCullough, H. Low, L. Lewis, S. Johnson, A. Glass, B. Ferreira, E. Glass, J. Jackson, Miss Meyer. ROW 1: G. Taylor, Teach Fuller, J. Logoluso, M. Sagouspe, H. Hammerburg, P. Morris, C. Frede, G. Beherend, S. Grover, J. Bevers, A. Merriman, D. Grover, D. Forrester. ROW 2: M. Desmond, T. Sulivan, S. Cadenazzi, C. James, R. Whitmore, S. Bondeson, S. Howe,P. Martin, J. Dellavalle, D. Grover, P. Kennedy. ROW 3: T. Huffman, P. Albonico, N. Howard, J. Whitmore, E. Mastrofini, A. Fox, P. Werner, C. Justice, S. Babcock, C. Rynerson, D. Yocum, M. Escobedo, R. Saulsbury, R. Howe. to Say It Is Not True? FIRE SQUAD; BANK OF AMERICA AWARDS... . ANE ROW 1: R. Capellutti, J. Lynch, D. Bradford, R. Dominici, P. Murphy, J. Holiday, J. Gottwald, R. Cereghino, R. Howe, M. Des- mond, J. Wilson. ROW 2: K. Dixon, J. Ham, J. Baranek, L. Carrington, T. Riely, M. Wagner, S. Fickland, B. Holding, R. Tanaka, S. Hirahara, S. Gist, L. Smiley, S. Weldon, ROW 3: D. Chatman, J. Basila, R. Bates, J. Wall, J. Whitmore. ROW 4: M. Bick, S. Johanson, G. Basila, J. Turner, D. Gortez, L. Cheek, J. Riehl, J. Smith, D. Yates, R. Edwards, C. Justice, C. Heath, H. Huffman, K, Dunn. cnsonettts Scesaseets 3 weee ’ at eS ' wpa ett BSE ee eancen ROW 1: Maurine Rowe, Sarah Mendren, Millie Switzer, Louise McKinney, Beckie Dorn. ROW 2: James Elrod, John Santillan, Barton Branstetter, Don Dumont, Tom Embrey, Terry Cheek. C.S.F. LIFE MEMBERS; OFFICERS... ROW 1: M. Rowe, S. Cadenazzi, S. Anderson, L. McKinney. ROW 2: G. Foust, M. Switzer, M. Riehl, G. Mulliner, B. Branstetter, D. Bertozzi. Not pictured: T. Embrey and D. Dumont. (fier Pe PY ‘ y y ROW 1: D. Kurisu, J. Embrey, L. McKinney, L. Young, B. MacDonald. ROW 2: A. Hendrickson, B. Minnetti, S. Cadenazzi, M. Rowe, J. Yocum, S. Piper. ROW 3: J. Peatman, D. Dumont, T. Embrey, A. Wilburn, D. Yocum, C. Wren. 146 C.S.F. UPPERCLASS; LOWERCLASS ... ROW 1: J. Arnold, L. McKinney, J. Embrey, D. Kurisu, J. Turpinen, R. Berg, B. Minnetti, M. Russel, C. Stephenson, B. Mac- Donald. ROW 2: S. Anderson, D. Campbell, E. Glover, J. Fincas, G. Mulliner, K. Heinrich, N. Allison, B. King, M. Rantsma, S. Hardin. ROW 3: D. Dumont, P. Morger, C. Salaberry, M. Riehl, M. Rowe, M. Switzer, C. Wren, C. Beckett. ROW 4: B. Branstetter, T. Embrey, R. Mendoza, J. Knight, L. Manzanarez, J. Steel, R. Mah, V. Glen, J. Sherian, A. Wilburn, D. Bitter, C. Voight, F. Clawson, D. Bartozzi. ROW 1: M. Flores, D. Lopez, A. Hendrickson, P. Johnson, P. Tesei. ROW 2: M. Goss, G. Rena, M. Hammer, D. Green, M. Shanon, D. Flint, L. Young, J. Yocum, P. Shea. ROW 3:L. Jessing, A. Sciaqua, L. Magarian, L. Cortopasse, S. Piper, D. Bowser, S. Webber, L. Roberts, B. Goto, D. Stefan, T. Daggett, M. Tanaka. ROW 4: K. Alviso, J. Ospital, S. Erwin, B. Peregoy, R. Wisener, P. Peat- man, R. Marsh, J. Peatman, D. Ireland, T. Otto, G. Chew, J. Allen. 147 ADS Belcher Transfer (106 South E. ) or 3-3653 Madera Big Top Drive Inn (100 South Q) or 4-2912 Madera Buick Co. (6th and E Street) or 4-2491 Madera Bundy's Auto Top Shop (227 South C.) or 4-4163 Madera Cenoni's (125 South D Street) or 4-4321 Madera Clothes Tree (111 W. Yosemite Ave. ) Madera DeCesari Stationery (120 E. Yosemite Ave. ) or 4-7631 Madera Dewitts Drug Store (228 E. Yosemite Ave. ) or 4-5324 Madera Duncan Sneid (301 £. Yosemite Ave.) or 4-4633 Madera Eddies One Stop Service (1201 W. Yosemite ) or 3-3189 Madera Elliott Jewelry (Corner Yosemite B) or 4-2752 Madera Franco's Nursery (1220 W. Yosemite) or 3-3060 Madera Frank's Auto Parts (110 South E. ) or 4-6767 Madera Frank's Market (1100 North D.) or 3-3168 Madera Fruit Basket, ''Fine Foods'' (Business Highway 99) Madera Gibbs Hardware (230 E. Yosemite Ave.) or 4-2730 Madera Gim's Jewelry (133 E. Yosemite Ave.) or 4-6858 Madera Hal's Market (1701 Howard Road) or 4-4617 Madera Hurst Studio Camera Shop (112 South C.) or 4-6202 Madera James Department Store (207 E. Yosemite) or 4-818] Madera Jay's Mortuary (1121 Roberts) or 4-8812 Madera Kahn Mora Tire Co. (6th D Street) or 4-6778 Madera Kuckenbecker Tractor Co. (7th E Street) or 4-2496 Madera Leightons Time Shop (233 E. Yosemite) or 4-8036 Madera Madera Bakery (224 North F Street) Madera Madera Bowl (117 North E Street) or 3-3367 Madera Madera Carpet House (1801 Howard Road) or 4-5576 Madera Madera Crafts Hobby Shop (352 South C) or 4-6270 Madera Madera Daily Tribune (7th E Street) or 4-2424 Madera Madera Drug Co. (135 E. Yosemite) or 3-3548 Madera Madera Furniture (1420 Howard Road) or 4-5687 Madera Madera Glass Body Shop (329 South C. ) or 4-8559 Madera Madera Lumber Hardware (721 South F.) or 3-3556 Madera Madera Radiator Service (123 East 9th D) or 4-4316 Madera Madera Stationers (123 South D.) or 4-2483 Madera — SUPPORT THOSE WHO SUPPORTED US — Madera Theatre (P.O. Box 90) or 4-4000 Madera Madera Quality Dairy (25642 Howard Road) or 4-8549 Madera Mah's Mutual Dept. Store (126 £. Yosemite) or 4-6146 Madera Maiden Lane (129 E. Yosemite) or 4-6209 Madera Maraccini Tordivi ''Real Estate Insurance'' or 4-5646 Madera Martin Brothers Pumps (1208 W. Olive) or 4-6402 Madera Matchette Studio, Ralph Howell (218 South D) or 4-7523 Madera McCumber Pinion (136 E. Yosemite) or 3-3533 Madera Mexican Kitchen (326 1 2 Yosemite) or 4-4738 Madera Morgans Barber Shop (1300 W. Yosemite) or 4-2710 Madera My Fair Lady (110 E. Yosemite) or 4-5415 Madera Newcomb Tractor Co. (Olive Madera Ave.) or 4-2444 Madera New Deal Food Market (4th F. Street) or 4-6761 Madera Parkwood Bowl (P.O. Box 239) or 4-6183 Madera Pauline's Coffee Cup (25680 Howard Road) or 4-8839 Madera Paul Jones Gift House (123 £. Yosemite) or 4-4106 Madera Paul's Mobil Service (Freeway Olive) or 4-4761 Madera Pearts Auto Supply (121 South D.) or 4-6754 Madera Pete's Sport Shop (124 South C.) or 4-5235 Madera Pistoresi Motor Sales (225 South D.) or 4-5661 Madera Radio T. V. Hospital (215 South D.) or 4-6789 Madera Rasco's Variety Store (300 E. Yosemite) or 3-9955 Madera Rigg's Nursery Garden Center (25606 Howard Road) Madera Robert Saulsbury Sons (Potato Packing) Borden, Calif. Roy's Cyclery (200 North F.) or 4-5468) Madera Rudy's Printing Co. (104 North F.) or 4-5735 Madera Sears Roebuck (134 £. Yosemite) or 4-2485 Madera Shafer Implement Co. (1721 Howard Road) or 4-2849 Madera Shebelut Co. (6th D. St.) or 4-4603 Madera Sierra Foodland (518 South ''F'' St.) or 3-3334 Madera Simon Cleaners (319 E. Yosemite) or 4-4087 Madera Sprouse Ritz (313 E. Yosemite) or 4-2121 Madera Teco (P.O. Box 720) or 3-3504 Madera BOOSTERS... The Village (230 North F.) or 4-6425 Madera Towne House ''Restaurant, Cocktails'' (323 North F.) Madera Valley Feed Fuel (121 North F.) or 4-6735 Madera Valley Paper Co. (209 South C.) or 4-5314 Madera Vernons Chevron Service (W. Yosemite K) Madera W. A. Brammars Co. (219 £. Yosemite) or 3-3346 Madera Whitehead Ford Sales (220 No. F.) or 4-6711 Madera Yosemite Malt Shop (112 E. Yosemite) or 4-6346 Madera Yosemite Mobil Service (1208 W. Yosemite) or 4-6367 Madera Yosemite Shoe Repair (323 E. Yosemite) Madera Lucia's Restaurant Oberti Olive Co. Station K-HOT Radio Lee's Motel Pacific, Gas, and Electric Mary's Cafe Sure Save Market General Builders Supply Parkwood Variety Seabury and Copeland ™ 151 How does one write about the book we've just finished? It is hard for me to express how I feel about this book. The book was hard work, but everyone had fun. The co- operation thatI received from the staff, ad- ministration, faculty, organizations, and the student body as a whole was immeasur - able. Without this help the book might never have been published. So many people helped that it is difficult to recognize all of those who deserve recognition. My assistant edi- tor, John Morgan, gave tremendous assist- ance. Hurst and Matchette studios also de- serve special recognition for all the work they did on Senior portraits. The school photographer, Mr. Tinker and his assist- ants, were always ready to help. Madera News Tribune was of great help with ath- letic pictures. Our advisor, Mr. Trestrail, helped us and encouraged us every day. Every member of the staff, Dale Yocum, Judy Biggs, Ron Zimmerman, Pat Over- gaard, and Morgan, did his part. Thanks again to everyone. We hope that the 1962 Blue and White will meet with your ap- proval. Judy Messel Editor ne Sage a NT Ba GE OD