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

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E CLISI-I With varying degrees of eagerness. all freshmen. all sophomores, all juniors. and most seniors at MUHS enroll in English Depart- ment elasses. There. the eonnnon goal of effeetive eommunieation is pursued through reading. writing. and speaking. Obstacles met and surinounted daily in English classes cover ax full range: from Hamlet to the comma. from Diekens to adjeetive Clauses, from debate to book reports. Sueeess is often dilfietllt to measure. Members of the department agree. however. that the produetion of this outstanding annual is an indieation that NIEHS students have. indeed. learned to Communi- Cate. 'S-3' 3. o ms- Miss Estes tl-. Rf Mr, Lyon Mrs. Parkes Mr- PHFSOHS ' ' i , , ---1 .sz Elin I ,Q 5 ,, it 1 ,iwsf - t is X, . 1 5? K t . i ' 91 7 522 if ' , 1 ' ' SU Zi X J' h 5 1' A 'Wm V 'J 2. - ' . - xr, A ' ' 5' X C13 - ,1 . Si r..i.1:r .. nj . I . 'T pi.: X ' 4 if g if I X ' a 4 ii - ' ' x - il 1-L, - -Q:-if -, 4 LA B 2 .2Q'?E?G5b'!i.'-.'- -1 Mr. Bl1ff0rd Mr. Burke Mrs. Keeble Miss Klogter .. f 'fi ' i Q if 'Qt i K' ,Q ' 5, , ' ' ' QS? C2 5' , 4 T3 l ' A ' .sas L Mr. Potter Miss Roragen Miss Sanchez Mr. Weddle Mrs. Wensrich Mrs. Wiegand Mrs. Wilkins ,1- Miss Wing .10 ,N xt eff' Mrs. Wogaman

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Mr. Haugen S ms- war., i-.. W-.9-.1 BUSINESS Business Education is designed to assist students to develop skills adequate for full-time employment, part-time employment and personal use. Courses are available to students to prepare them- selves to be general office clerks, file clerks, receptionists, typists, stenographers, secretaries, salesmen, and bookkeepers. A business education provides a business background for every adult-the family man, the businessman, the housewife, the social and civic-organization member-wherever finances or economics are involved. To as great a degree as possible, the different courses in business education are geared for pre-training for automation requisites. Different courses are offered as the need arises, and each course is periodically evaluated and adjusted to meet the ever changing techniques in our business world. 4 W y Sq' in ta' 1 ! X Mrs. Brooks Mr, Gustin Mr. Rosseth w ...- W ,Aw .NA 1 V J24 j f 'iu, '3 S S ff-f r ,V Q' . L v. - 3 ...fw- S 3 E . IQ. 5 NT 5 if ,Ku-X r. 1 l Q3 . - ,At ' 1 N Eff? 'Ll - , .a . 3 '.,-' - - N -um' Miss Lyon Mr. Shriner Miss Soker Mrs. Tucker F. 14

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,,l I LQ 2 HN Mr. Harkins MT- Kusel rx Mr. Koehn Mr. Trestrail Mrs. Worthington I i---1 16 Fl E ARTS Art is: to use red, blue, yellow, dark, light, volumes, shapes, straight lines, curves, with surfaces smooth, rough, shiny, dull, hot, Cold, hard, soft, brittle, firm, strong, weak, sandy, buttery, sharp, silky, working clay, paper, cloth, leather, metal, wood, cement, plaster, plastic, glue, paint, glass, stone, plants, with your hands, your heart, your head, pencil, pen, ruler, scissors, pliers, knives, hammer, saw, brush, sandpaper, file: by printing, carving, painting, Con- structing, scoring, building, drawing, scratching, pulling, pressing, rubbing, pasting, welding, molding. The music department has received many awards, and much ac- claim for their participation throughout California. They have a Stardust Review each year so everybody may view the accomplish- ments of this department of only two teachers. Almost everybody who has heard the results of MUHS's Music Department knows that it is the best in the valley. It offers ehorale opportunities, harmony, piano, and many stages of instrumental learning. S2 N l fm