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

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SCIENCE Sinrc the coming of the atom bomb, srienve has gained an im- portant plaw' in cyvry school 4'urri4'ulum. Madera Union High School has a wr-ll-roundcd sm'ic'm'u program. An interested student Could take a svicnvc course carh yt-ar. In his freshman ycar, a per- son may lake' a voursv in gvrimul sc'icm'c which is a basic study of phvnomcna. A sophomore- may take- biology in which he studies about plant life and animal lift: In his junior yc-ar, he may take chemistry in which you lcarn uhout the vhcmical composition of clcmcnts. VVhcn hc is a senior. ht' may take advanced biology or physics whivh got-s furthvr into thvir rcspc-rtivc fivlds. t A Mr. Waldhart Mrs. Sinay Miss Trueax

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PHYSICAL EDUCATIO Activities in physical education at Madera Union High School have been selected to meet thc needs and interests of the students during Q their four years of high school. X . Experiences in physical education help the student to develop in A many ways. By being a member of 21 team or of a dance class he Q K X' X l or she learns to become socially accepted in a group. 9, 1 By participating in swimming. golf. bowling. tennis, badminton, and ' archery a girl has the opportunity to learn an activity which she will . find suitable for leisure time and which she can enjoy in the home X 1 or community now and later. Mrs. Thompson Mr. Brunolli The boys' physical education department offers a wide variety of activities that boys could use now and a wide selection of carry over activities such as bowling. golf. tennis. social dancing, bad- minton, swimming. and archery. Since physical health is so important, it is hoped that the students will learn to develop and maintain the highest- possible level of fitness and physical efficiency for meeting the demands in the busy C37 world of today. fha 'I .Ant X , gi Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Harper Mrs. Waag P . . f f ' .urn f.. , . A he .535 J, f ' H i X V . Y A b A ' . .X . A ' X Nl: f n V i Mr. Brooks Mr. Downum Mr. Ferrara Mr. Harper 0 l , V uit, it t - ' 4. 1 i' Mr, McAlister Mr. Ruble A .ffl - it Q Q i f ' 1- if -Aug -g 7 yy , I E lit! i 'A f- z ' ' - . 'il-fi r? 3 F ,fi :1-V l ' , ,. l--is ,-1' -145551 5 '-'jg I , - 4 - 5' - . l Y 'i ,i , 4 'rf ', Q if Ei 'llf'f:'-S-Vi.,.Q fl li l f N 1 ly'

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SOCIAL SCIENCE The Sorial Scicnrc Division aims to pre- pare studt-nts for hcttt-r citizenship and to Off-PI' a broad vduvation for meeting pres- vnt-day problt-ins. The prograin offervd is il well-roundvd ont' vontztining Wlorld His- tory, History of tht' Far East, U. S. His- tory. and Civivs. Those rourscs prepare students to be enlightvnt-d ritizens oquippvd with tht- broad Cultural back- ground essential to furthvr studivs in tht' fields of education, philosophy. govern- nit-nt. law. journalism and business: all of which today dt-nland 11 greater grasp of vital dotncstit' and forvign problems. X u X sixty' ' y t- 1 X, 'Sv Mr. Pettit ,Z ai A ii x , .Q A17 fn-5' 1 rx .H .. i , X H la 'A 9 NX if 1 1 Miss Dominici Mrs, Hodges Mr. Hodges Mr Farrell Mr G johnson Mr. T. johnson Mr. Kobberdahl Mr. Lande Mr. Tuggle -,A . 1 5-5' 4 I