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

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SOCIAL SCIENCE Today’s modern individual must consider himself as a single link of a large chain. Today, no person on earth is protected from the hungry hands of human progress. In order to be a strong and useful link, it is necessary to broaden one’s intellectual horizons and secure a working knowledge of man’s history and cultures. The enlightened citizen carries a rudimentary knowl- edge of his past and that of his foreign neighbors. Courses offered striving to achieve the above goals are World History, United States History, History of the Far East, and Civics. Mr. Pettit Miss Dominici Mrs. Hodges Mr. Hodges Mr. Farrell Mr. G. Johnson T. Johnson Mr. Kobberdahl Mr. Lande

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION | Activities in physical education at Madera Union High School have been selected to meet the needs and interests of the students during their four years of high school. Experiences in physical education help the student to develop in many ways. By being a member of a team or of a dance class he or she learns to become socially accepted in a group. 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 or community now and later. Mr. Brunolli Mrs. Thompson 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, badminton, 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 world of today. j Ve Mr. Harper Mr. McAlister Mr. Ruble y Mrs. Harper Mrs. Lasher ‘ q ane Mr. Brooks Mr. Downum Mr. Ferrara

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OFFICES y ATTENDANCE—Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. Uhalde. GUIDANCE—Mrs. Nash, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Fuentes, Mr. Machado. LIBRARY—Mrs. Donleavy and Mrs. Wiegand. MAIN—Mrs. Goodrich and Carol Gangbin. HEALTH—Mrs. Banta, Mary Cameron, Mrs. Johnson, Sondra Mariani.