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

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You young people today are exposed to more ideas, philosophies, and pressure groups than any other generation in history through the media of press, radio, and television. You are continually challenged to make decisions con- cerning the “mainstream” or “extremism,” to support the free speech movement, or to con- tinue to uphold the concepts of our democracy as it guarantees the rights of an individual within certain constitutional limits. Out of all the conflicting ideas and philosophies put forth for your consideration you must finally arrive at some conclusions and make some de- cisions. These will become your ultimate beliefs and philosophies, arrived at, I should sincerely hope, through serious thought and study, rather than through a hastily- made judgment based solely upon what you happen to hear or see at a particular moment. Rinaldo Wren

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ADMINISTRATORS —— : = — Curriculum and Guidance Dean of Girls Dean of Boys Mr, Robert Machado Miss Jane Ellen Curry Mr. Robert Warner The administrators prepare the student for an active role in the Community after graduation. In their relationship to the Community, the administrators must assume the re- sponsibility of co-ordination. They must meet the questions of a growing Com- munity and see that students under their direction receive the proper background for their future role. Auxiliary Services Mr. Sanford Grover