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

Text from Pages 1 - 222 of the 1966 volume:

MALISE: MAn, LIfe, SEa The theme of this year’s annual, the Sea of Life is based on three ideas: Man, Life, Sea. The word MALISE is an anagram of these ideas, and thus encompasses the entire theme in one word. THE SEA OF LIFE PROLOGUE In assembling this yearbook, the purpose has been to portray a small but exceedingly significant portion of the lives of a small yet potentially influential segment of the human element. These are the students of Madera Union High School. Included are all those who affect the student body, such as the administration. The final product, it is hoped, will paint a picture, complete and comprehensive, of Madera High and all those who walk its hallowed halls. The main medium of expression used here is photography. Actual pictures of people— some at work, some at play, some caught unawares in candid poses—provide the bulk of this publication. The images presented in photos are generally clear and unequivo- cal, offering themselves at face value for what they are, and without leaving any room for personal interpretation. The next medium of expression, art, leaves much opportunity for personal interpreta- tion. The artists have skillfully placed on paper impressions, concepts, ideas. The ac- tual comprehension of these is an individual task. The number of different meanings is as great as the number of persons who take time to reflect on the expressions. The last medium of expression lies in the underlying theme of the yearbook, the Sea of Life. Here, too, one is allowed much room for personal translation. The ideas taken from MAn, LIfe, and SEa are explicit, but their manifestations are subject to the whims of the individual mind. The story told holds a variety of messages, depending on the reader. With this foreword, we, the editors, present to you the Sea of Life: Blue and White, 1966. Se prateranmonendipetstmerntenitst NES ee CONTENTS Administration Seniors Activities Organizations Sports Underclassmen 124 174 O he Sagacious: wise; experienced The inhabitants of the SEA OF THE SAGACIOUS are those who have attained wisdom and experience in this life, and now seek to distribute this knowledge among the newer and less experienced members of the Sea of Life. With gratitude to those who have sought to enrich our lives, we present the ADMINISTRATION. a SUPERINTENDENT “Eee = ie eats Lees Pree ts ie Faye we - 4 Your high school years can be likened to a springboard into life. You become the diver, and as such you must be concerned with your approach, the hurdle step, the take-off and following lift, form and execution, and, finally, your entrance. Your approach to high school represents your attitude toward education as formed by your earlier training; the hurdle step is like subject matter—you must accomplish it with proficiency; the take-off is a result of the drive and energy you generate for the school tasks which confront you. Finally, your scholastic performance and partici- pation in beneficial activities can be likened to the form and execution, culminating with a proper entrance, either into a chosen field of work or in further education. RINALDO WREN PRINCIPAL Mr. Alex MacDonald BOARD OF TRUSTEES Frank April John Sordi Kenneth Gill Wallace Emmert Jack Desmond Miss Curry Mr. Warner Dean of Girls Dean of Boys met Sao ADMINISTRATORS Mr. Machado Curriculum and Guidance OFFICES etevcay WEST : LIBRARY: Mrs. Wiegand, head librarian MAIN: Mrs. Goodrich, Miss Gangbin COUNSELORS - h Miss Curry Mr. Farrell Mr. Lowry It is the duty of every counselor to see each pupil at least once a year, plan courses, make tentative plans for the future, and 7 | Mr. MacGregor give personal help if requested. The coun- Mr. Machado seling of each pupil is of utmost importance because these pupils are the leaders of -egrege tomorrow. he: | Mrs. Mastin Miss Patton Mr. Pettit Mr. Potter Miss Trueax 12 AGRICULTURE Mr. Alejo Mr. Hobbs Mr. Lowry APPLIED ARTS Miss Wills Mr. Fifield Mrs. Carter Mr. Cozby Mrs. Kaylor Mrs. Kelly Mr. McNett Mr. Muller Mr. Zimmerman Mr. Wooten BUSINESS Mrs. Keeble Mrs. Brooks Mr. Gustin Dees abe a7 } - ade Bh ny Bethe Mr. Haugen Mr. Shriner Miss Soker to Ba ‘ iy y kee . yooter! Mrs. Tucker Mr. Wright 15 ENGLISH Mr. Burke Mrs. Culp Mrs. Hodges Mr. Jameson Miss Kloster Mrs. Parkes Mrs. Wensrich Miss Wilson Mrs. Wogaman FINE ARTS Mr. Harkins Mr. Koehn é Mr. Griffith Miss McMillan Mr. Powell _™ AN man Mrs. Worthington FOREIGN LANGUAGES Miss Patton Mr. Guerreiro ) Mrs. Jacobson Mr. Powell Mr. Staab MATHEMATICS Miss Fuller Guertin Mr. DeWitt Mr. Durham Mr. MacGregor Mr. Parker Mr. Parsons Mr. Pipes Mr. Sihto Mr. Winder 19 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Harper Mrs. Waag Mr. Downum Mr. Ruble ve Lae Mrs. Harper Mr. Kiddy Mrs. Lasher Mr. McAlister Mr. Brooks Mr. Ferrara Driver’s Training Driver’s Training SCIENCE Mr. Mastin fr, Ruble Mr. Keeble Mrs. Mastin Mr. Sihto Mrs. Sinay , Lash Miss Trueax Mr. Waldhart Feral 5 Training SOCIAL SCIENCE Mr. Brunolli Miss Dominici Mr. Hodges Mr. Johnson ‘HOS: 0, Raber, 8 4, Loma, | a } t H ; | Mr. Lande Mr. Mulliner Mr. Pettit ] U 1 i i i i | 1 | — t Mr. Rosseth Mr. Vived Mr. Whitehead 22 ASSOCIATED PERSONNEL BUS DRIVERS, Standing: R. Smith, A. Flippo, L. Rowland, K. Smith, C. Winder, A. Farnelli, L Doshier, L. Sunia, G. Price. Kneeling: L. Sharp, G. Butler, D. Rollins, D. Smith, M. Pedras, S. Fer- rara, R. Tinker. Johnson ‘ease COOKS: O. Roberts, B. Puckett, B. Beck, D. Simpson, L. Britton, R. Lee, E. Lowman. { CUSTODIANS: J. Flores, E. Griggs, C. Kollman, R. Brown, L. Palacioz, N. Lowe, E. Wiens, C. Antony, U. Gaffney, B. Bolin, H. Kelzer, M. Arias, A. Shelton. Kneeling: E. Kollman. Sovereign: ruling; supreme The inhabitants of the SEA OF THE SOVEREIG@ stand as the accepted rulers of the student body, havig gained supremacy by withstanding successfully the ff moils of the subservient years. Taking pride in theirg complishments, we present the SENIOR CLASS § 1966. ( Tenens is Vice-President President Kenneth Whitehead Henry Vizcarra | Senior Class Officers oa Treasurer Marcia Seher Susan Martin iH head President Jim Hirahara QZ-Nn IM Vice-President Dan Wiens Secretary Marigene Ferretti Senior Class Officers Treasurer Cynthia Ballard 27 =: eae. a Peter Andrews Mike Alvarez aed Rose Mary Aguilar sell ‘ if Richard Arriola ent ad 7 ig ¥ Sanaye Aoki Anita Aguirre : a i — 4 Frank Alarcon . Hi 24 ag Virginia Arballo Tom Anderson Frank Avalos Susan Alexander Dale Arrant Ronald Avila Richard Ait) : geass: Dixie G. Barr Allen Babcock Elaine Bettes Donna Barton Donna Boria Jimmi J. Bare Wayne Bispham Charles Brooks Greg Bray a’ Robert Brannon Gail Brown aA Donna Bridges Jackie Breazell ® }) Jum James Brown Vincent Bronzini Kelton Brewer Mary Burciaga Billy Burns wil, Roger Caldwell Me Pamela Ca Robert Camy ; ltl PY Cte Cane e Carol Canarelli 7 4 i] age ate) “ee | = Bruce Castle AAS % Audrey Cervantez Jack Cheatham a Irene Cervantez Prd Arthur Catuiza : : Joe Childers | he Anna Ellien Carmichael Steve Chambers aring g bey} ‘ Gary Cochran Barbara Crafton we ¥ Carol Collard John Cook PLZ Barbara Desatoff A Margaret Cowger Steve Copland David Davis Bob Dixon ia fea Vf Elizabeth Edwards Gary Dover Eugene Diaz Keith Drury Julie Ann Escobedo Ruby Dunn ‘a F ree Donald Ewing Keith Dougherty Leon Emo Sandra Fahey reas ; Roland Finley : . ty dl | “ a. Tim Feaver fer oT Benny Flores Claudia Fletcher r Vicki Fees Americo Flores Marigene Ferretti F Barbara Frank P: F of Theresa Faso Barbara Flores Press, S| Flossie Gaffney Belencita Gonzales Laurel Gill EPS Melinda Givens Lee Ester Fuller he P s pee % = Helen Garcia Carl Henry Fulsom BEE ‘ou De ai Jeannette Gonzales Joe Garner Michael Gaeta Olivia Gomez 35 Richard Hardin Richard Gutierrez : Bruce Hawkins Lydia Gonzales | a is, Bate ale ae Margaret Gonzales Sarah Hardy im Nick Hagopian —- | bys ” Donald Harp {| i nai? Rodney Hallum Patricia Halpern ae! a ' Jane Hendrickson Madeline Gutierrez Jeanne Hatch Hen ick Janie Hensley Karen Hickman David Higginbotham Jim Hirahara William Holcomb Rosie Holmes Sandra Howker Robert Hogue Jerry Hoover Margaret W. Huffman Mattie Holley Mattie House Robert Holquin Leo W. Inman Pat Howe 37 f -— A S Paula Jones Me” h aron Klump tae han Lack ay Carolyn Kaylor Nelson Knight Armalean Johnson Ye Denise Kelman James E. Johnson Jorgen Jakobsen Cecil Jones Pat Konkol i iy 38 Charlotte Jantzen Ivan Kornoff haan Hing — . 4 i Carol Lewis tig Y Nelson Ki , Michael Landis Linda Lazzeretti Arita Hot Dennis Lane va Carol Lakeman Gene Larson a Sue Long YW Benny Lam Linda Lee x Linda Lopez Jk! Velma Lopez Dwayne Lucckesi Joe Machock Ralph Mares ay Carl Madewell Jimmie Marmolejo . , a Theresa Magos Joe Marquez Susan Martin Ronald Manfredi Calletano Martinez Edward Martinez Helen Martinez Kathi Matsen oi Ma ( Dal Med Pandy Hel David Mattrocce Chris Meder aim Gary McGee ER Edvard Nat Jeff Mendoza felen Martie I Joyce McMillon Jeff McClay Max Mendrin Patricia Medeiros thi Matse Steve McCoy Janice Mendoza 4] James Milam Garry Moore Robert Moore te Paul Milor Na . Cynthia Mora Dolores Miner S Gilda Mora Jan Morse Dr Laura M. Moren ak Robert Morgan Shirley Neufeld Linda Morikawa by Net 2 ay Danny Nevarez 4 Dennis Okano a Juanita Nino ndra Hoss . ‘si Terry Nolen ae Michael Norris ; Pablo Padre Kathryn Ospital Terine Ogle ; : yy Phyllis Patrick i © Roselinda Nino David Osuna Jerry Pearson ve Michael Pearson Susan Peregoy Kris Piper Wayne Pipes Bi. oh Carol B. Poore j Barbara Puckett Linda Puckett vf hi Erlinda Quintero Patsy Rainbolt j = j pie enol das Raymond Ramirez Sandra Rogers aig Cynthia ge | | = Linda Roberts Sontiago Rodriguez Christine Rynerson ae Ruth Rocha patsy a Pedro Rios Dennis Rowe 45 a im Raymond Saterstad 1 N Jim Sandoval di: i Phillip Sample ’ ’ Byron Sciaqua PY Leonard Samora Robert Sanchez _ John Seagraves Richard Samora Ron Schlitzkus didi Marcia Seher Yond Sat Ray Seibert yron Sela a Sandra Sharp Charles Shelton Connard Shillings John Shitanishi Beverly Shoemaker Michael Shubin Jr. Bennett Simmons Steve Slaven Karen Sloan i ee Margaret Sloan Barbara Smith Geraldine Smith Hazel Smith Luvinia Smith Isabel Soria Jim Splan ‘ James Sparks Donna Spencer Loretta Steens William Spinelli Mark Stephenson a Ruth Spinks Delores Suniga Kenneth Talley Ellenor Tatum pth Tison Roy Toschi Clifford Tomlinson Gary Turner lene Tana y ; . Danny Upton Nancy Turner Anthony Urbano rah Tank Don Tischmaker ae ; Robert Turner q .— ‘ Robert Toschi e Robert Valdez Lillian Tolmosoff Teddy Turner James Van Curon Sharon Webster Win aA Samuel Wall Kenneth Whitehead Bill Vaughn SES. James Weldon = . i eee j ‘hk Walter Wall Robert Whitmore 5 Henry Vizcarra Nancy Wells Margo Weaver eerie ST Patricia Weber Fred Wilburn Barbara Walls Marlou Westing Pearl Willis Mary Zaragosa Dedria Wilkins Idelia Williams Carolyn Williams Daniel es Michael Williams Donald Williams Annie Yrigollen Hector Arballo Richard Burkett Gloria M. Caballero Martha Cabellero Larry Castaneda Gerald D. Crow Mary G. Cruz Charles R. Donnerly Willie Lee Dunn Bobby Echols Connie Estrada Gladys E. Evans Jerry Ewing Marshall Ford Bobby Foshee David Garay Emelda Garcia Brenda J. Garren Richard Lee Gilbert Eric Gill Michael Gill Margaret Gonzales Silvio Gonzales Ruby Hernandez Robert Huerta Jerry Jackson Jerry D. Jones Stanley Kampe SENIORS NOT PICTURED Deborah Long David Madewell Mario Madrel Sammy Markle Pasqual Martinez Pat McCarthy Karen Melton Lafayette Moultrie Cleo Murphy Lee Orona Hugh Otto Kathryn S. Pease Robert Potter Scott Pryor Carol C. Ramirez Tom Rios Thomas Ritter John Rivera Michael Saburit Larry Simmons David Stone Michael Tarpening Bobby Topping Alvin P. Tucker Thomas Watrous Jim Wisener Linda Wright Shiela Yates Ea Sensational: exciting; newsworthy The key elements in the SEA OF THE SENSATION@ are those colorful and lighthearted events which cal excitement and make news among the inhabitants of Sea of Life. Taking pleasure in the fun and enthusiaf they create, we present the ACTIVITIES. a oo 24 war Seer | } HK: % Ear} Past petites 2a HOMECOMING PTT RIGHT: Wiliam sine, Vie Presiden 56 Layne Kilcrease, Debbie Tanaka, Queen Karen Isakson, Janie Hensley M The Block M Society is probably the most influential and most prominent organiza- tion on campus. Applicants for member- ship must have a varsity letter in any sport and must meet strict citizenship qualifi- cations. Two of the Block M’s primary services to the community and to the school are the toy drive and Block M Week. The toy drive is an annual benefit drive for needy families in Madera. Block M collects old toys from Madera residents and the inmates at juvenile hall repair them as Christmas gifts for poor children. Block M Week is the result of months of careful preparation by Block M members. It is carried out the week of the final home game of the football season. This year, some of the Week’s events were a noon dance and a “Hire-A-Squire” Day. The activities were climaxed by the crowning of Block M Queen, Miss Karen Isakson. ——- LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Williams, Sgt-at-Arms; D. McAlister, Secretary; B. Hawkins, President; D. McKinney, Vice-President Spring President. Noon dance. Ait The winning car FROM Sandy 58 A white Knight? oN ‘4 Hs iat By Advisor—Miss Dominici REACH FOR THE TOP On January 23, 1966, Madera High’s Reach for the Top team appeared on Al Radka’s high school quiz show, Reach for the Top. The team consisted of Bruce Castle, Marijane Wensrich, and Susan Pere- goy, captain. The team scored a victory of 200 to 175 over San Joaquin Memorial High School of Fresno. Returning to compete again on March 27, 1966, Madera’s team, consisting of Melinda Givens, Marijane Wensrich, and Susan Peregoy, captain, succumbed to a defeat by Tulare. The score was 180-180 at the half, but Tulare came through during the last few minutes of the game to score. The final score was 235-200. Miss Dominici was official advisor of the team, with Mrs. Wensrich assisting. One result of Madera’s initial victory was a practice buzzer and bell system which Mr. Cozby made. SOR RRS FRONT ROW, L to R: Susan Peregoy, Bruce Castle, Marijane Wensrich. BACK ROW: Pat Halpern, Sandy Howker, Melinda Givens. FRESHMEN SOPHOMORE RECEPTION | ear 4 Clown Couple Regie Medellin and Pam Wilkens. The Freshman-Sophomore Reception was held in the Girls’ Gym on December 4, 1965. As tradition holds, a King and Queen were chosen. This year the theme was “Carnival,” and chosen Clown Couple were Pam Wilkens and Regie Medellin. Music was provided by the Ebonknights. FRESHMEN ASSEMBLY At the annual Freshman Assembly, many of the talented freshman students displayed their interpretation of the arts. In the past, these assemblies have been fine ones and this year was no exception. There were dancers, tumblers, a violinist, and even a band. yey, ‘ Re oo DANCES CUPID'S PARADISE The eve of February 12, 1966, was the an- nual Valentine’s Day dance. The affair took place in the Girls’ Gym, which looked like a paradise. The theme, Cupid’s Para- dise, was carried out in the decorations. The centerpiece was a cupid hanging from the ceiling. Hearts were linked together throughout the gym. Each table had its own centerpiece of a heart and a cupid with a carnation in the center. For refresh- ments, heart-shaped cookies were served. Youth Against Cancer was happy for its great success and the pleasurable time the many couples had. 65 CHRISTMAS “°-Twas the Night Before Christmas” was the theme of this year’s Christmas Ball given by the Aurora Horizon on December 18, 1965. The many couples danced to the music of the Ebonknights. The theme was carried out with couples entering through a chimney onto the dance floor. Santa was even there—reindeer and all! JUNIOR 6 Tee doe de TaN Tah eal in On May 15, 1965, the splendid Junior-Senior Prom was held in the Girls’ Gym. The theme this year was “Roman Rendezvous.” The crowning of the Prom Queen was the high point of the evening. This year’s Queen was Miss Sandi Carmassi, with Shirley Noble and Melinda Hamer as her atten- dants. The hard-working Juniors put many hours into the beautiful decorations. The Roman theme was carried out in every detail from the many pillars placed about the room to the bubbling water fountain in the center. The many couples danced from nine o’clock until twelve midnight to music provided by the Cindermen. SENIOR PLAY “THE CURIOUS SAVAGE” On March 17, 18, and 19, the Senior Class of 1966 presented one of the finest Senior plays ever pro- duced in the history of Madera High. “The Curi- ous Savage” was a comedy about a wealthy widow, Mrs. Savage, whose step-children wished her to be committed to an insane asylum, thus allowing the wealth to fall into their hands. While in the insti- tution, Mrs. Savage learns many a lesson of life from her fellow inmates. A tender ending ensues o with Mrs. Savage reluctantly leaving the institu- Fo, Pictag tion and the dear friends she has made there. Her children having ceased attempting to obtain her money, Mrs. Savage is, indeed, a free woman as she leaves the institution. The acting was undoubt- ably some of the best Madera High has ever pro- duced. The set was excellent, also. oe! 4) =J € STANDING: Mary Wood, Keith Drury, Ronald Avila, Cindy Ballard, Joe Marquez, Jeff Miles, Paul Milor. SEATED: Ellen Foster, Carolyn Williams, Chris Rynerson, Cheryl Helmuth. Florence, Fairy Mae, and Mrs. Savage STAGE CREW, ROW 1: Linda Ervin, Bobbi Frank, Pat Weber. ROW 2: Vicki Cereghino, Marilou Westing. ROW 3: Jim Kilcrease, Ron Schlitz- kus, Bob Potter, Larry Gragnani. Miss Willy has found them! Found what? the bonds? No such luck! it’s only the batteries that Mrs. Paddy stole out of the radio! 7 Sedulous: active; busy The inhabitants of the SEA OF THE SEDULOUS those active and busy people who hold mem bershif one or more of the many and diversified clubs on cat Recognizing the value of the experience and enjoyi they afford, we present the ORGANIZATIONS. Jeanne Hatch Susan Peregoy Co-Editor Co-Editor Ron Manfredi | ; Millard Henderson a iat Sports Editor | Sports Editor eegey Bob Dixon Photographer Barbara Flores aie oe Ciba j . Karen Isakson Organizations Editor me N : ies Organizations Editor Bob Moore Photographer Janey Hensley Linda Lazzeretti Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Henry Vizcarra Art Editor Jan Pitman Class Editor Claudia Fletcher Isak Art Editor tnt Pat Howe ot Administration Editor ios Since the first one was published in 1914, the annual yearbook publications of Madera Union High School have grown progressively bigger and better. Much hard work has been put into this year’s annual in order that we might present you with the best yearbook ever. The members of the annual staff are a chosen group of students who work on the annual on an extra curricular ba- sis, receiving no class credits for their efforts. The publication is financed through annual sales and ad sales. Some special features of this yearbook include duotone color in the prelimin- ary pages, spot color on the division pages, and artwork on the silkscreen cover. The artwork on the cover and di- vision pages, designed by Henry Viz- carra, depicts the theme of the annual. Mr. Griffith Advisor Steve Chambers Photographer Mark Stephenson . Sports Editor Jimmie Bare Class Editor Anita Kocoris Copy Editor Marilou Westing Activities Editor bad cz — tam nad ll O seabed sore = eZ baled a = N Miss Dominici Barbara Flores Spring President Don McAlister Fall President Sgt.-at-Arms—Ron Manfredi Parliamentarian—Millard Henderson MADERAN STAFF Elizabeth Edwards Editor x Betty Edwards, Editor; Miss Kloster, Advisor; Pat Halpern, Assistant Editor. Page Editors: D. Hendrickson, J. Watrous, P. Patrick, P. Halpern, M. Farino. Janie Hensley, Business Manager; Barbara Frank, Assist- ant Business Manager. Reporters: J. Weldon, S. Webster, D. Benson, G. Dearing, J. Russell. Photographers: Wayne Pipes, Robbie Littrell. r eet ie BE LL THE Jeanne Hatch Commissioner of School Spirit Fall Henry Vizcarra Senior Class President Fall Student Body President Miss Dominici Don McAlister Vice-President Fall Fall-Spring NYL Vice-President Fall c @ 3 ow =2 oa «ae ” ou eo = = a5 cs i = no” Jennifer Arnold Commissioner of Publicity PARAL HH FHA HE Chuck Anderson Sophomore Class President Ken Sellai Commissioner of Awards Ron Marmolejo Junior Class President Spring LEELA dated ‘ f 1� ala ! LH HEH Betty Edwards Barbara Flores Vice-President Commissioner of Finance Fall Jeanne Shea Commissioner of Club Activities i) Robert Raymond Junior Class President Fall Teo Gamboa Freshman Class President Jim Hirahara Senior Class President Spring HAH oS PEP bere eb HHH ala a ea CRCEEPERT Mike Robertson Phil Hagopian : Clerk Sophomore Class President Fall Spring Joan Ranstma Clerk Spring Maureen Chan Sa d ase = Ginger VanVleet Commissioner of School Spirit Commissioner of Publicity Spring Karen Isakson Spring Commissioner of Club Activities Spring Patty Bishel ; Brandy Weaver Presa President Debbie Tanaka Commissioner of Awards 82 pring Commissioner of Finance Spring Spring {. John Hughes John Hughes and Debbie Tanaka, both seniors, represented MUHS at the annual meeting of Boys’ and Girls’ State. Boys’ and Girls’ State are both designed to give a select number of students from all parts of the state of California insight into prac- tical and theoretical aspects of government through individual participation. Repre- sentatives attending the convention are di- vided into political parties and throughout the week they perform the function of each level of State government. GIRLS’ STATE Debbie Tanaka BOARD OF EXAMINERS ane of Pull ng Linda Lazzeretti aiet | vat The main function of this organization is checking grades, citizenship records, and posters before all Student Body and class elections. This group also keeps a close watch on the grades of the members of Student Legislature. Steve Herring Debbie Pistoresi To my Fellow Students: “To be, or not to be, that is the question.” The truth of this statement is determining many people’s lives, mine to a degree, too. I made up my mind to go to America for both personal and philosophical reasons, and I have cer- tainly not regretted by decision. My stay here at Madera Union High School has contributed to my personality and experi- ence and made my viewpoints more versa- tile. I am sure both you students and I have benefited from our friendships and this understanding of one another is what our world of wrath and tears needs to pre- serve humanity from destroying itself. I have looked in admiration at many activi- ties on campus, and inspiring it has been to see the future citizens of America show so much capability and initiative. Now I want to extend my greetings and gratitude to the administration, faculty, and stu- dents for making my stay possible and for accepting me among you. The moment we all dislike has arrived, the moment where our ways have to part, and so my good- bye to you, my friends, with the hope to return some day. Jorgen Roed Jakobsen tery High has comping i hte, ex mt, bas mad tending Ma His dting Us yeas AF Mader bys ean Ut Mader Datta in the al 1s ty pons Bail takin m tf ARS, tl wa Mack Mencan Fi id nt Mttunioat wij cation ROW 1: D. Tordini, N. Hagopian, K. Whitehead, D. Tanaka, C. Helmuth, ROW 3: Miss Soker, M. Lopez, B. Carlson, S. Peregoy, G. Renna, T. Goto, M. Seher, M. Farino, |. Kurisu, C. Mattingly, S. Beban, D. Aoki, K. Sellai. J. Boitano, M. Robertson, E. Serrano. ROW 4: M. Chan, N. Wells, Susan ROW 2: P. Halpern, C. Tigson, B. McComb, C. Hagopian, L. Shein, S. Bitter, R. Shebelut, J. Hughes, R. Hardin, K. Rigby, R. Mandfredi, B. Moss, L. Morikowa, E. Foster, D. Andrew, J. Hendrickson, G. Cochran. Gaines, C. Anderson, S. Rau, Jorgen Jakobsen, exchange student. The American Field Service Club of Ma- dera High has been very successful in ac- complishing its goals this year. Jorgen Jakobsen, exchange student from Den- mark, has made his home in Madera while attending Madera Union High School. He is destined to return to Europe when this year’s A.F.S. program has terminated. Madera has hopes of sending a student to some foreign country next year. Some ac- tivities Madera High’s A.F.S. Club has participated in include Bermuda Day and other profit-making functions. The club has also sponsored an after-game dance. Besides making money for the local chap- ter of A.F.S., the organization helps to fa- miliarize Madera High students with the American Field Service program here and abroad with the hope of securing peaceful communications throughout the entire world. OFFICERS: P. Halpern, M. Seger, C. Tigson, J. Jacobson, G. Cochran, R. Hardin, K. Rigby, Miss Soker. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION OFFICERS: Spring—J. Hughes, Vice-President; P. Halpern, President; Fall— Susan Peregoy, President; J. HenUrickson, Vice-President. ROW 2: J. Ranstma, Y. Landerman, J. Arnold. ROW 3: L. Kahn, C. Ballard, J. Russell. atte ADVISORS: Mrs. Mastin, Miss Trueax, Mr. Richard Mastin, not pictured. i i o Fe ee rT LIFE MEMBERS, ROW 1: K. Ospital, B. Edwards, D. Tanaka, M. Lavelle, J. Pitman, J. Hatch. ROW 2: J. Hendrickson, S. Peregoy, N. Carlson, P. Patrick, V. Lopez, P. Halpern. ROW 3: M. Givens, N. Wells, J. Russell, L. Benson, C. Sinay, B. Castle, J. Hirahara. ROW 4: M. Wensrich, S. Howker, B. Carlson, R. Hardin, J. Hughes, W. Wall, B. Lam, D. Williams. a, Mr Reh CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION UPPERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN “ al ait 7 y t . ' ec « ia $ ‘rf ry i t ' j ‘3° '. , . Ogle, S. Bollinger, D. Tanak WwW : Puckett, S. Quintos. ROW 5: eaver, J. Hatch, : Sr aiciaccramealiisl ney ALTER cbt ge ta Pee ated |e es fa | i, @ ay fm ROW 7: “Williams: Jay, R. Avila. L. Vogel, E. Janzen, S. Cudd, R. Riddle, M. Goss. Vow 6: Romeri, ernu OW 8: tii ft lymore, A - oveland, S. Overgaard, D. Williams, R. Southhall, R. GIRLS’ GLEE Choir Instructor: Mrs. Lois Worthington TEEN-AGE PROGRAM Officers: S. Peregoy, Coordinator; B. Edwards, Publicity; M. Weaver, President; J. Kocoris, Treasurer; K. Isakson, Secretary; G. Dearing, Vice-President. T.A.P. is an organization designed to assist the local March of Dimes. Raising funds, which will be used to help the less fortu- nate, is the main function of the club. This year the club had a very busy season. Among their activities were the annual king and queen contest, a dinner, candy sales, bake sale, carolling at Christmas, selling cupcakes and cookies at school, and selling peanuts. Any student in high school is eligible to join this hard-working club. Trenan Aaton. YOUTH AGAINST CANCER The main goal of Youth Against Cancer is education—for themselves and the public. sins They raise money for the research of can- of a cer. This year’s projects included a car sn wash, a Valentine Dance, a dunking ma- gC. chine for Bermuda Day, a trip to Stanford, numerous educational speakers, and a dis- play at the Madera District Fair concern- ing education. Mr. Ruiz is the faculty ad- visor for this worthy club. M. Walker, Secretary; B. Spinelli, Treasurer; P. Patrick, Reporter; R. Avila, Vice-President; C. Tigson, President. Not Pictured: Mr. Ruiz, Advisor. FUTURE ENGINEERS OF AMERICA ROW 1: T. Galassi, G. Kaufman, D. Pistoresi, J. Arnold, L. Kahn, S. B. Castle, L. Hirahara. ROW 3: S. Shein, R. Southall, L. Carlson, J. Wood, N. Carlson. ROW 2: Teach Fuller, G. Mochizuki, W. Shaw, D. Hagopian, R. Hardin, D. McAlister, J. Hughes, B. Lam, W. Wall, J. Morse, Goldsworthy, B. Gaines, S. Rau, C. Anderson, G. Cochran, J. Hirahara, R. Marmolejo, B. Holcomb. The Future Engineers of America is a club estab- lished by Teach Fuller in 1958. Its purpose is mainly to recognize those science and math stu- dents who wish to do more and see more of their fields than is possible in school alone. An “A” in a math class (in the Sophomore, Junior, or Senior year) qualifies a student for admission. This year’s activities are representative of the club’s active na- ture. Speakers and films on computers, geology, and several other fields added life to the monthly meetings. Field trips included Licke Observatory, Santa Fe Depot in Fresno, the San Luis Project near Los Banos, the IBM research and manufac- turing facility in San Jose, and one of the several missile and aerospace companies such as General Dynamics in Sacramento. OFFICERS, ROW 1: J. Hughes, B. Castle, B. Holcomb. ROW 2: L. Hirahara, Teach Fuller—Advisor, D. McAlister, R. Hardin, J. Morse, B. Lam. ASSOCIATED TEACHERS OF MADERA a vi Vy? ¥ ita, L 1 ROW 1: C. Helmuth, L. Lazzeretti, D. Tanaka, M. Seher, M. Chan, B. Flores, G. Dearing. ROW 2: K. ph Ha Faso, S. Rogers, L. Morikowa, V. Lopez, K. Ospital, J. Hatch. ROW 3: B. Carlson, A. Wuehler, N. Carlson, N. Wells, P. Patrick, P. Halpern. ROW 4: F. Wilburn, K. Drury, R. Avila, K. Isakson. The Associated Teachers of Madera is de- signed to acquaint the students with the teaching profession. This year’s activities have centered around the Teacher’s Ob- servation program of the Madera City Schools, which takes place each February. A visit to the Fresno State College is taken in order to familiarize the ATOMS mem- bers with the campus. Miss Patton, Advisor; P. Patrick, Publicity; B. Flores, Vice-President; M. Chan, President; V. Lopez, Secretary; F. Wilburn, Historian; Mr. Shriner, Advisor. Not Pictured: M. Seher, Treasurer. GIRLS’ LEAGUE Mrs. Mastin Miss Curry Advisor Advisor Debbie Tanaka Marigene Ferretti Fall President Spring President Susan Peregoy Margo Weaver Fall Vice-President Spring Vice-President FALL SEMESTER SEATED: Debbie Tanaka, President; and Jeff Miles, Sweetie. STANDING: Joan Ranstma, Kim Neely, Susan Peregoy, Cheryl Helmuth, Marigene Ferretti, Armalean Johnson, Ginger VanVleet, Jennifer SPRING SEMESTER Arnold, Dana Cartago. Pheite: SEATED: Marigene Ferretti, President; and Jeff Miles, Sweetie. STANDING: Stana Milinovich, Cheryl Helmuth, Karen Faso, Margo Weaver, Cinda Allison, Patti VanVleet, Debbie Pistoresi. CAMPUS LIFE-YFC MUO i hieren ee } Members Bb Amerie « B ‘omtpetent Madera Campus Life is affiliated with bie Fresno Area Youth For Christ and Youth . Fe For Christ International, a world-wide or- : ih ganization. Meetings are held every other HH Than Thursday evening in homes. This has been fe te a most active year for Campus Life. Be- Bite sides regular meetings, the organization 4 Tala has sponsored such events as the Valley’s i patty first organized pillow fight and a hambur- es ger feed, both with great success. On the t jae first and third Saturday nights of each |e Pee month, Madera Campus Life meets with ten of other Y.F.C. and Campus Life clubs from pS ter other high schools of the Central San Joa- “a Mee quin Valley for a rally in the Fresno City Bu College Auditorium. pe oy p DLs Perris thsi Ne jp the OFFICERS are from L to R: M. Kernutt, N. Harbart, K. Drury, D. Tanaka, K. | Isakson, S. Pavey, W. Wall, R. Wall, M. Robertson. ' FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Members of Future Business Leaders of America are encouraged to develop into competent, enterprising business leaders. The club is divided into three sections: ted wth bookkeeping, shorthand, and general of- nd Youth fice. Each division is responsible for a money-making and a community project. The calendar year for 1965 included an after-game dance, a three-day State Con- vention at Disneyland, and a senior fare- well party at Blakely’s in Fresno. Field trips were taken to the business department of Fresno City College, and to the Welfare Department and the County Hospital to observe office opportunities. Job opportu- nities were presented and discussed by a guest speaker from the Madera County Employment Office. A Nancy Taylor charm course demonstration was given by a guest speaker from 4C’s College. A stu- dent wishing to join is required to be taking a business course and be planning to take one in the coming year. Mr. Gustin, Advisor; Officers: L. Saragoza, M. Chavira, V. Ruckman, S. Prichard, M. Gonzales, B. Smith, A. Cervantes, President; Mrs. Keeble, Advisor; A. Johnson. BANK OF AMERICA AWARD WINNERS eet a Bie eRe ROW 1: W. Wall, Fine Arts; B. Castle, Science and Math; D. Wiens, Vocational Arts. ROW 2: S. Peregoy, Liberal Arts; P. Halpern, English; N. Carlson, Math; M. Gonzales, Business; V. Lopez, Social Studies; B. Lam, Lab Science. ROW 3: K. Aoki, Agriculture; R. Schlitzkus, Industries; L. Benson, Foreign Languages; E. Bettes, Home Economics; C. Fletcher, Art; T. Feaver, Music. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE ROW 1: D. Gillette, B. McAllister, B. Gaines, D. Goldsworthy, S. Imrie. ROW 2: C. Bufford, B. Kon- rath, P. Hagopian, D. Shepard, Mr. Burke, advisor. FUTURE SCIENTISTS OF AMERICA 99 N 4 Mo a) re Lu ma os bu Lo ae U Jennifer Frosh-Soph Cheerleaders: Dana, Cathy, Joan, Gail, and Janet. Pep Squad Advisor: Mrs. Harper PEP GIRLS ee raga Cheryl Jeanne Carol Brandy Marlene Debbie Maureen Marcia PEP CLR SRO ape A oe a ta at a | ROW 1: A. Venturi, P. Uhalde, K. Malick, S. Webster, J. Hatch. ROW 2: J. Malick, J. Del Bianco, G. Vizearra, R. Young, R. Raymond, N. Carlson. ROW 3: M. Oberti, D. Tordini, D. Brunolli, G. VanVleet, Cc. Meder. Jeanne Hatch i Maureen Chan ee Commissioner of School Spirit Commissioner of Schoo! Spirit Fali Spring 103 Marigene Gail STARDUSTERS ROW 1: W. Wall, N. Hagopian, A. Tucker, K. Sloan, M. Catching. ROW 2: ROW 3: J. Miles, D. Badorine, L. Bundy, T. Catching, D. Willford, S. Rau, . ‘ B. Johnson, J. Kilcrease, K. Beatty, E. Palacio, L. Haney, D. Ferman. D. Harris. SENIOR BAND ROW 1: V. Cereghino, M. Wood, C. Ballard, K. Sloan, M. Bristow, M. Fer- er, R. Sandoval, N. Hagopian, J. Miles, M. Catching, J. Kilcrease, P. 108 retti. ROW 2: C. Williams, S. Rogers, P. Wilburn, J. Escobedo, S. Costales, Sample. C. Meder, D. Spencer. ROW 3: W. Wall, R. Saterstad, T. Feaver, A. Tuck- AURORA HORIZON ah eS % ; ¥ TN sek hn Sage ats be “ ab Ss Leetien PROJECT OF THE YEAR ATHENA HORIZON ZENITH HORIZON Z. O E a4 O ae a x pew nl = ART CLUB ROW 1: G. Turner, L. Martini, C. Sciacqua, J. Woo, J. Oschner, L. Volpe, S. Long. ROW 2: S. Clyde, R. Bore, K. Emmert, J. Martin, C. Hanson, C.. Massetti, M. Noblett, C. Fletcher. ROW 3: Mr. Koehn, Advisor; M. Taylor, S. Secara, P. Cerda, S. Whitly, A. Smitz, B. Yarbrough, P. Sanchez. Officers: L. Martini, M. Chan, J. Mendoza, C. Fletcher. The primary purpose of the art club is to try to familiarize the students with art and its different aspects. This year plans to take a trip are being made to acquaint the members of the club with art of famous artists outside of their own town. All money will go into the club’s treasury and will eventually be used to purchase a work of art for the school. ‘aa. Moore, S alls K sakso (exh, 0, Hi es, agai a6, Kaus, y i “Wb My SKI CLUB ROW 1: W. Gomes, L. Moore, S. Landerman, J. Arnold, B. Pitman, S. Mochizuki, R. Seibert, R. Hardin, G. Moran, S. Carter, S. Shein, M. Sul- Webster, S. Costales, K. Isakson, J. Mortimer, A. Mortimer, L. Benway, livan, R. Pitman, M. Simi, R. Tordini. ROW 4: Mr. Roy Powell, B. John- J. Cimino, S. Cochran, D. Hollingsworth. ROW 2: M. Hilken, J. Berry, S. son, P. Emmert, T. Bedwell, J. Hodge, M. Pistoresi, G. Cochran, W. Glantz, J. Costales, N. Hagopian, J. Bondeson, L. Puckett, K. Frank, L. Ford, P. Bick, D. Tordini, 0. Ingwerson, R. Gilbert. Kahn, B. Weaver, C. Kraus, L. MacGregor. ROW 3: J. Machock, G. The purpose of Ski Club is to help students learn to ski and to provide transportation to the slopes. This year, Ski Club took six trips to Badger Pass. On four occasions, buses were chartered with as many as for- ty students going up. On two occasions, the students provided transportation themselves. This was for the overnight trip on March 5 and 6, and on March 20, when all members participated in slalom races held for us. The first, the Snowplow Slalom, was won by Jennifer Arnold. The Open Slalom was won by Scott Benda of the Madera Ski Club. The Novelty Slalom was won by Joe Machock. OFFICERS ARE, SITTING: J. Hughes, treasurer; J. Weldon, vice-president. STANDING: J. Arnold, secretary; J. Machock, president. DRAMA CLUB Cs 4 4 | A ROW 1: M. Hyde, S. Moore, L. Lopez, C. Mattingly, L. Overstreet, J. Duke, J. LaVelle, J. Martin, S. Overgaard, V. Cereghino, K. Frank, S. Pearson, P. Prichard. ROW 2: M. Wood, J. Carlson, S. Pease, P. Laymons, Cobb, S. Prichard, L. Martinelli. ROW 4: C. Magarian, R. Perez, T. Sim- L. Payette, S. Moss, K. Edwards, R. Lattanzio. ROW 3: S. Peregoy, L. onian, M. Roberts, D. Williams, L. Christino, S. Pryor, R. Cerda. This year the Drama Club will endeavor to partake in various activities. We are looking forward to a spring play entitled If Men Played Cards As Women Do. We will also venture to Fresno for various pro- ductions presented by the Fresno State drama department. This year we are func- tioning under a new advisor in Mrs. Elaine Culp. We are very fortunate to have Mrs. 1 Culp, for she has brought knowledge and Tea Wi enlightenment to our drama department. ) vey he “eng Sted by OFFICERS: R. Avila, Secretary; M. Wood, President; E. Foster, Treasurer; S. Moss, Vice-President. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ROW 1: J. Cirbit, C. Caldwell, J. Smith, S. Harp, B. Newey. ROW 2: E. Voyles, S. Young, L. Puckett, E. Carmichel, C. Baze. ROW 3: C. Subriar, L. Lee, D. Waldren, A. Fimbrez, S. Esquevil. ROW 4: D. Turner, P. Adams, D. Shellings, D. Bridges, E. Bettes. Future Homemakers of America are or- ganized to help each girl develop correct homeliving traits and habits. The group is advised by Miss Wills. Every year FHA sets up projects at both the Madera and Chowchilla fairs. This year they are helping the Future Farmers of America with their candy sales. They are also very helpful in community welfare activities. Officers: D. Bridges, President; D. Simmons, Secretary; C. Smith, Treas- urer; C. Caldwell, Song Leader; E. Bettes, Scribe. FUTURE NURSES ROW 1: S. Cudd, M. Hughes, L. Melenbacker, L. Lopez, C. Mattingly, R. Adame, P. Maderios, B. Dixon, M. Gonzales, T. Hutt, C. Jantzen, V. Cereghino. ROW 1: N. Vaughn, F. Cruz, L. McFerren, D. Gutierrez. ROW 2: A. Vega, L. Garcia, J. Campbeil, D. Riviera, D. Rosales. ROW 3: Mrs. Carter, J. Wisener, P. Fuller, S. Edwards, P. Arballo, F. Gaffney. AAT, formerly GAA, is composed of the special 7th period girls’ Physical Education class. Here the senior portion of AA7 is shown playing badminton. AAT OFFICERS, ROW 1: C. Tigson, S. Peregoy, C. Malick, C. Aliison. ROW 2: C. Helmuth, P. Deaver, E. Jantzen, Mrs. Lasher, Advisor. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA LUPPERCLASSMEN ata ten ‘oy ica {aX ae Feat el Randa etm a ne a UNDERCLASSMEN Vocational Agriculture students enrolled in a college preparation class are This ifi ! i year Madera had ten boys who qualified for - b| studying farmers’ income tax. gree with the top 2 per cent of the ate: iia ia Vocational Agriculture is a na- tional program of organized in- struction leading toward profici- ency in farming and agriculture fields. The instructional program is designed to fit the needs of the individual students and the local community. Vo-Ag students study the techniques and sciences of ag- riculture production. Field trips and actual on-the-farm practice are used in the curriculum to ac- complish “learning by doing.” } | Dan Weins, Secretary; Roy Toschi, Chaplain. a F.F.A. OFFICERS, ROW 1: Roger Leach, Treasurer; Layne Kilcrease, Sweetheart; Greg Desmond, Se President. ROW 2: Rudy Oaxaca, Sentinel; David Loquaci, Reporter; Chuck Shelton, Vice-President; 119 SUT) David Loquaci, Jim Johnson, and Linda Bautista are shown planning activities Madera has one of the largest, best equipped agriculture shops in the state. dari for the annual Future Farmer’s Week. Bill Burns, Roger Leach, and Vic Sahadtjian are shown working on a rake. A, J Osten Through extracurricular activities and Vocational Agriculture, F.F.A. is designed to develop agricul- ture leadership, character, thriftiness, scholarship, cooperation, citizenship, and patriotism. The stu- dents have proved to become better citizens because of these F.F.A. programs. The winning Vine-Prunning Team in the state for the fifth straight year: David Madera Union High is very fortunate in having one of the most modern unit! Loquaci, Vic Sahadtjian, and Larry Hirahara. of Ornamental horticulture in the state. 120 These are students preparing for the annual F.F.A. Canned Food Drive. They are, left This year Future Farmers of America chose Miss Layne Kilcrease to ™@) to right: D. Mattroccee, J. Osterman, and J. Johnson. reign as their Sweetheart. | The Senior Agriculture students are planning the annual Parent and Son Ban- This year fifty boys earned the Green Hand award. This was the highest num- | quet. The selected seniors are: D. Davis, Greg Desmond, R. Toschi, D. McKin- ber to ever receive this honor. fey, and David Mendrin. COVOETIES: PRESENTATION OF “ESE: Mrs. Lasher—Advisor CLUB SNAPS YAC guest speaker explains the possible cures for cancer. F.F.A. members discuss their active part in Madera’s Youth Coun- cil. Arthur English explains a speech he has prepared for a F.S.A. event. Mr. Foster awards TAPS a trophy for raising the most money in this area. The prom committee votes on likely candidates for this year’s een. Miss Dominici gives instructions concerning political campaigning for a Civics project. Stalwart: strong; enduring The inhabitants of the SEA OF THE STALWART seek to strengthen body, mind, and spirit through active participa- tion in feats of skill and endurance. Commending them for the honor and esteem they have gained for the school, we present all those who take part in SPORTS. R. Manfredi Players of the Week Hawkins scrambles for life against Redskins. MADERA 7-TULARE 6 B. Hawkins Madera’s first game proved to be a close and hard- fought contest. The game was riddled by Madera fumbles and Tulare penalties. Both seemed to have opening-game jitters. In the first quarter of play, neither team could score. The lone threat ended on the Tulare 20-yard line after a Madera fumble was recovered by Tulare. The second quarter Tu- lare came the closest to scoring. A pass intercep- tion by Linebacker Millard Henderson ended the threat on the 10-yard line. The third quarter was a battle of defenses and still no score. The first play of the fourth quarter brought a touchdown. A quarterback sneak from a yard out by Bruce Hawkins gave Madera a six-point lead. The all- important conversion by Ted Goto was the winning margin of the game. On Tulare’s ensuing kickoff they ran the ball back for a touchdown. The point after failed, and Madera squeaked a 7-6 victory. Standouts for Madera were Ron Manfredi, Bruce Hawkins, Dave Williams, and Jeff Mendoza. Players of the Week Madera’s first league contest was a tie against highly-touted Roosevelt. On Madera’s first drive, the Coyotes moved the ball to the Rough Riders’ eight-yard line on runs by Delbert McAlister and Jeff Mendoza. The Roosevelt defense stiffened and Madera lost the ball on downs. On Roosevelt’s first offensive play, Linebacker Millard Henderson picked off a loose pass and scampered untouched into the end zone for Madera’s first score. Madera controlled the game offensively and defensively through the first half. The Coyotes almost scored again in the second quarter on a pass from Bruce Hawkins to David Williams, ending up on the Riders’ three-yard line—only to be called back for a clipping penalty. In the third quarter, Madera was in control again. Late in the quarter, a pass to Don McKinney from Hawkins lighted the Coy- otes’ scoreboard with six more points. The fourth quarter saw Roosevelt score two lucky touchdowns in the last four minutes to give Madera a disap- pointing 12-12 tie. Standouts for the Coyotes were Jeff Mendoza, Bruce Hawkins, and Don McKinney. D. McKinney J. Mendoza MADERA 1I2-ROOSEVELT [2 McKinney hauls in touchdown pass against Rough Riders. 4 fo PY ge) ot GPO wy J. Weldon Bears trap Brannon after long gain. MADERA 40-MERCED 13 Players of the Week J. Hirahara Madera’s finest game so far, and it proved the tie with the Rough Riders was no joke. In their first series of downs, Madera was stopped. The punt by Nick Lattanzio was fumbled on the three-yard line, and it was recovered by Jamie Weldon to set the fuse to Madera’s romp. Hawkins scored the touch- down on a sneak from the one-yard line. The next time the Coyotes were stopped and again punted, and again they recovered the fumbled punt as this time Joe Machock was the Coyote on the scene. Hawkins then scored on a roll-out to make it 14-0 after the first quarter. In the second period, Merced scored a touchdown on a sensational pass play. This only angered the Coyotes more. Madera moved down to score twice again before the half ended, making the score 27-7. Madera, in the third quarter, again scored on a drive from the Coyotes’ five-yard line to paydirt on runs by Jeff Mendoza and Greg Franklin. Madera’s little Do-Do rubbed it in even more as he returned a punt back 55 yards for another touchdown. The next score came after a Jim Hirahara interception, and this brought the final score to 40-13. Standouts for the Coyotes were Dave Williams, Bruce Hawkins, Jamie Wel- don, and Jeff Mendoza. Players of the Week Madera’s first “big game” proved that the Coyotes could take it under pressure. And prove it they did with a convincing 20-7 victory over the strong Edi- son Tigers! Madera’s first offensive series proved disastrous as Edison recovered and scored on a cir- cus catch in the end zone with defenders hanging on. This was the last time Edison was in the game. On the next series, runs by Jeff Mendoza set up a T.D. pass from Hawkins to End Dave Williams for the Coyotes’ first score. Edison had to punt on the next series, but End Jamie Weldon’s blocked punt ended up a touchdown for the Coyotes. The second and third periods were defensive ones as Ron Manfredi, Jamie Weldon, Byron Sciacqua, and Steve Slaven threw the Tiger quarterback for con- tinuous losses. The final Madera score came on runs by Robert Brannon and Greg Franklin with Brannon taking the ball in from the three-yard line to end the game—Madera 20, Edison 7. Coy- ote standouts were Millard Henderson, Jamie Wel- don, Ron Manfredi, Byron Sciacqua, Steve Slaven, and Robert Brannon. B. Sciaqua B. Brannon MADERA 20-EDISON 7 Manfredi paves way as Brannon jolts by against Tigers. D. Williams Henderson in hot pursuit of enemy back. MADERA 24-HANFORD 14 Players of Week G. Franklin Madera again outhustled and outplayed its opponent and added to its string of victories. Madera took the opening kickoff and marched to a score on passes by Hawkins to End Dave Williams. Hanford, on its first play from scrim- make, went all the way on a draw play. Madera scored once again before the half on runs by Jeff Mendoza and Greg Franklin. Just before the gun, Hawkins scored on a keeper and the half time score was 12-7. Madera, in the third quarter, scored on a Bruce Hawkins to Don McKinney pass play, making it Madera 19, Hanford 12. Madera’s defense held the Hanford Bullpups to a minimum of yard- age in the second half and they did not score until late in the fourth quarter. Madera’s final score came on a run of 20 yards by Halfback Jeff Mendoza. The final score: Ma- dera 24, Hanford 13. Standouts for the Coyotes were Don McKinney, Jeff Mendoza, Greg Franklin, Steve Slaven, and Byron Sciacqua. The Coyotes’ biggest victory of the year saw Ma- dera overtake and outhustle Fresno High. Fresno was the first to score. A fumble set up the first of two quick first quarter touchdowns. The second came on the ensuing kickoff on another fumble. On the next play, Fresno scored on a pass play. After another quarter of play, Madera finally got going. On passes to Ends Dave Williams and Don McKinney, Madera scored with five seconds left in the half. In the second half, Madera scored the first time, making it Fresno 13, Madera 12. The defense held and Madera, not to be denied, scored with Jeff Mendoza carrying it over. Fresno’s final drive ended on the Madera ten when a pass inter- ception by Millard Henderson ended the threat. Fresno again tried desperately to score, but a heads- up play by Tackle Steve Slaven, who recovered a Warrior fumble, sewed up our victory. Standouts for the Coyotes were Steve Slaven, Ron Manfredi, Jamie Weldon, Millard Henderson, Jeff Mendoza, and Dave Williams. Players of the Week S. Slaven J. Hirahara MADERA 1I8-FRESNO [3 Mendoza jog steps on rushing Warriors. J. Weldon Hawkins key block springs Brannon for short gain. MADERA 12-HOOVER I4 Players of the Week B. Brannon Madera’s first loss was a costly one as we were knocked from first place in the N.Y.L. Madera’s game was one of mistakes and first half sluggish- ness. Two quick Patriot touchdowns were unable to be surpassed as both touchdowns for Madera were unaccompanied by the extra point—a fault all year long. But Madera’s spirit and fight brought them back in the second half to gain the respect of all Madera. The Coyotes outplayed Hoover in all statistics but scoring, and the Coyotes lost, 14-12. Standouts for the Coyotes were Robert Brannon, Greg Franklin, and Don McKinney. Players of the Week The Madera High Coyotes turned in one of their best performances of the year. While rolling up more than 400 net yards, the Coyotes’ tough de- fense held the Cougars to a mere four yards on the ground. Clovis’ two touchdowns came on freak plays—a fumble and pass interception. Madera, led by Jeff Mendoza’s 185 yards in 16 carries, first scored on a short pass from Quarterback Bruce Hawkins to End Dave Williams. After one of Clovis’ lucky touchdowns, the Coyotes settled down and Hawkins again was the main factor in the scoring with a short sneak and a touchdown pass to Don McKinney. With the Coyotes ahead, 26-13, little Jeff Mendoza put the icing on the cake with a spectacular 65 yard romp. Standouts for the Coy- otes were Jeff Mendoza, Bruce Hawkins, Don Mc- Kinney, and Ron Manfredi. D. McKinney J. Mendoza MADERA 32-CLOVIS [3 Mendoza breaks away from Cougars for valuable gain. Franklin races through McLane defense for long yardage. MADERA 13-MCLANE 33 Players of the Week The McLane Highlanders completely outclassed the Coyotes in probably our worst game of the sea- son. After two first quarter touchdowns by the Highlanders, the Coyotes never did quite catch up. This was a particularly hard defeat for the Maderans, for it knocked them out of the race for the championship. The Coyotes did manage one score via a short pass play from Hawkins to End Don McKinney. The Coyotes were still in the game until late in the third period. After the Coy- otes stopped McLane on the two-yard line, we fumbled in our own end zone and the Highlanders jumped on the loose ball for the score. Madera lost the ball six times by fumbles and pass intercep- A tions, and this led mostly to our defeat. Standouts y for the Coyotes were Joe Machock and Greg Frank- 4 lin. J. Machock G. Franklin The Madera Coyotes made Homecoming 1965 a memorable one by completely trouncing the Bullard Knights, 26-13. The game was not actually as close as the final score indicated, for the Coyotes, led by an almost entire Senior team, did not allow Bullard to score until the fourth quarter. The first score came only minutes after the Coyotes got their hands on the ball, with Mendoza doing most of the carrying and Brannon bringing it in from the three- yard line. In the second quarter, the Coy- otes struck again with a 13-yard romp by Brannon and a 47-yard pass play from Hawkins to Williams, leaving the Coyotes with a comfortable 19-0 half-time lead. After Steve Slaven pounced on a Bullard fumble, Bruce Hawkins ended Madera’s scoring for the year with a short sneak. When the Knights finally did get moving, it was against Madera’s reserves and they managed to score twice in the closing min- utes. This victory gave the Coyotes a tie for second place in the N.Y.L. and a very fine season. S. Slaven Players of the Week MADERA 26-BULLARD [3 Brannon stumbles into end zone for Coyote score against Knights. B. Brannon Madera Madera Madera Madera Madera Madera Madera Madera Madera Madera OUTSTANDING PLAYERS AY A R. Manfredi, Co-Captain; J. Weldon, Co-Captain; D. Williams, Dependable; J. Machock, Improved; B. Brannon, K-Hot Award; J. Hirahara, Sportsmanship; J. Mendoza, Most Valuable; B. Hawkins, Inspirational. McLane 33 Bullard 13 This season Madera, in my belief, was the best team in the N.Y.L. But we were not a lucky team, and we had to fight for all of our games. The Coyotes had the spirit, the desire, and the material. The coaching was just great. Coach Warner’s first varsity season brought Madera back as a football power in the Valley, and, I am sure, there will be many, many more—knowing Coach Warner. Madera had so many outstanding players it is hard to mention any particular one. I would like to wish the best of luck to Ron Manfredi, Jamie Weldon, and Dave Williams in the annual City-County All-Star Game in Fresno next summer. Also, I want to congratulate the 1965-66 Coyotes on a great season—way to go, gang! Sports Editor Millard Henderson Head Varsity Coach Our football team this year was composed of many fine young men who had tremendous desire and courage. Rather than a group of individuals, this was a team which displayed a sense of unity and team spirit. It was further characterized by great initiative and steady improvement. By fashioning a record of seven wins, two losses, and one tie, these boys finished second in the always-tough Northern Yosemite League; and our school and community can well be proud of such a fine effort. It was indeed a privilege to be the coach of such an outstanding group of young men. Coach Warner Bob Warner COACHES Assistant Coach Assistant Coach eS Al Kiddy Gerald Johnson TOP -GOY¥OTES R. Manfredi J. Weldon B. Hawkins All-League Guard D. Williams All-League All-League End Safety J. Mendoza All-League Tackle D. McKinney All-League Back Top Receiver B. Brannon K-Hot Award J. Hirahara Sportsmanship J. Machock Most Improved pa mw! , ; 1) (or y ‘ Coach Farrell FROSH-SOP One of the finest characteristics of this team was its ability to come back after injuries and play to win. The team never quit or gave up. It was a real fine team to be a part of and to coach. Coach Farrell | OOTBALL Madera Madera Madera Madera Madera Madera Madera Madera Madera Coach Landey a - PONY | = Taylor leads Cerioni around end against Patriots. England puts clamps on Hoover man with Emry coming up to assist. Cerioni heads for around end against Bears. OUTSTANDING “PUPS” J. Cerioni, Most Valuable; D. Roden, Improved; J. Dooley, Most Valuable Lineman; D. Machado, De- pendable; K. Taylor, Captain. 145 “B” FOOTBALL } 4 Laea, Improved; Brown, Most Valuable; Hallum, Co-Captain; Carmack, Co-Captain ' on VARSITY BASKETBALL The Coyote Cagers stepped into action this season with the label of “good potential, but young and inexperienced.” This cer- tainly proved to be the case. The early sea- son contests many times found Madera on the short end of the score; however, they added experience, and it soon began to pay off. The second time around the league, the Coyotes revenged many of the early season defeats and began to gain respect. With seven squad members returning (four of whom started), the future looks bright. oo Coach Lyon Coach Lyon; W. Brown; R. Arriola; K. Aoki; L. Badorine; A. Kochergen; L. Inman; W. Malone; J. Morse; M. Edwards; D. Stone B. Tyler. VARSITY BANQUET LEFT TO RIGHT: Walt Malone, most valuable player; Milton Edwards, outstanding defense player; Robert Tyler, outstanding offensive player; Richard Arriola, team captain; Leo Inman, most im- proved. SCORES OPPONENTS MADERA OPPONENTS Fresno Madera Fresno Edison Madera Edison Hoover Madera Hoover Roosevelt Madera Roosevelt Merced Madera Merced Clovis Madera Clovis McLane Madera McLane Bullard Madera Bullard Inman takes off on jumper. Arriola sets his sights for two ‘ EOL RET tee ahhh SR J =soouet Ub hlly a 6 pul « © Malone jumps for two points Badorine and Inman up for rebound Coach Ruble The Pups this year have yielded many wonderful surprises and are, in the true sense of the word, a team of championship caliber. The team has been a group of young men full of desire and determina- tion, and with this characteristic, the team has proved to be one of the best in the N.Y.L. this season. JV BASKETBALL JV BANQUET L to R: Cecil Jeffries, best offensive player; Irving Shepherd, most improved; Randy Southall, cap- tain; Ted Cook, most valuable; Duane Crump, best defensive player SCORES MADERA OPPONENTS CS iene tetebaa dy eree RTeSnO me oe eee neha 38 AS SEER Nees Edison sen aire Cre ane 22 oY Reanen ere ef 4 THiGoVergn 2 ee eens 17 AN Ah ne On. So ne Roosevelt 22 Sif Sarees ots ete aoe Merced® 2.2 isan Sa 28 Sho Sinak whieh Clovis ee eons 36 Sh eae eee NicIane crne trier ties 24 VAR ee cna ee Bullard: see ew 52 3 Sm oe ae rae IERTESTO geet ne eens atic oe 24 AS ee ane ee Edison see ee eae 27 A ee eee Fooversse ee ee 40 AD ake eae Roosevelt = ae. 39 AGres Ge, ee Merced¥eser i eect eens Px A | ele A Clovisicsse seat ten 43 Dota eon.) omer Nichkaném ese 2. eee 29 Adis ee. nee Bullard eer eee ee 49 me ¢ 153 Martinez, D. Boria, T. Gamboa, C. Allen. Not shown in picture: L. Southall, J. Murphy, M. Castaneda. = re yyy yn L to R: S. Cox, J. Lara, R. Melikian, E. Serrano, R. Crosno, G. Desmond, P. Cereghino, M. Inman, M. Meadows, L. Conley, B. Chavira, A. Gutierrez. 7 = Lu ed Li aA O = O a ava O N am FM x Pai re = ale Te Lo Ce ne L to R: J. Lara, S. Hodges, T. McAlister, N. Haynes, D. Prosperi, R. Ed- wards, R. Pistoresi, G. Bettes, D. Flippo, C. Loveland, M. Williams, J. VARSITY WRESTLING ROW 1: F. McFerren, F. Abundis, S. King, J. Marquis, K. Whitehead, R. Manzanarez, B. Holcomb. ROW 2: M. Stephenson, D. Davis, D. Higginbotham, C. Napier, D. Watson, B. Tate, D. Williams, Coach Kiddy. This year, as my first year at coaching at Madera High School, I have enjoyed work- ing with the team very much. Although we lacked depth, there were some fresh- men who had an opportunity to wrestle. eee = 44440 gu. Pr cece s 4 Coach Kiddy OUTSTANDING Bill Holcomb struggles to keep on top. Sam King vines opponent. Dwi Davis David Higginbotham squeezes man from Fresno. Ken Whitehead tries for a takedown. WRESTLERS David Davis throws opponent to the mat. Don Watson picks off leg. Mark Stephenson ties up wrestler from Hoover. Ben Tate pins pigeon. WRESTLING AWARDS Sam King Joe Marquez Most Valuable Co-Captain Co-Captain David England Robert Arballo J.V. Captain Most Valuable J.V. JV WRESTLERS ROW 1: E. Mcintyre, R. Logan, G. Marquis, S. Roque, B. King, B. Yar- brough. ROW 2: T. Waish, M. Higginbotham, D. Arthur, M. Valenzuela, L. Flores, R. Arballo, L. King, P. Hagopian. ROW 3: D. Cereghino, S. Det- jin, M. Nobliett, H. King, R. Valarosi, T. Del Toro, D. England, L. Tribble, A. Rios, R. Sanchez. B A S K E | B A L L et Pilling a} ig ey i ya | { VARSITY BASEBALL i SOLS SPEER ER SS IR IER SIs A RE IE RS gs - eee a tine : Paes ae “ = P x 3 ys road ng oe o - TOP: Coach Wright, S. Davis, D. England, M. Mendrin, D. McKinney, Prosperi, T. Simonian, B. Hawkins, J. Kocoris, J. Mendoza, D. Brunolli. T. Petrucci, D. Tyndal, M. Henderson, B. Payne. BOTTOM: J. Hirahara, B. SEASONS SCHEDULE Chowchilla Atwater Tourney Sierra Hoover Dos Palos Roosevelt Frenso Tourney Merced Roosevelt Clovis Merced McLane Clovis Bullard McLane Frenso Chowchilla Edison Bullard Hoover Frenso Chowchilla Edison Head Coach Sam Wright SENIOR LETTERMEN M. Henderson M. Mendrin D. McKinney JV BASEBALL es « a A . ’ i TOP: B. Konrath, M. Garcia, B. Valorsi, R. Crosno, S. Herring, S. Chi- D. Melikian, S. Hubbard, R. Martini, R. Brunolli, J. Dooley, D. Tiller, solm L. Rodriquez, R. Melikian, B. Hill, Coach Ferrara. BOTTOM: P. San- A. Gutierrez. chez, D. Amey, T. Cook, R. Taylor, G. Helmuth, D. Machado, A. Galindo, FROSH BASEBALL ROW 1: J. Burleson, Mgr.; S. Hodges, D. Conner, R. Pryor, R. Zarate, K. McCullough. ROW 3: S. Roque, C. Allen, M. Williams, R. Juarez, J. N. Haynes, T. Mochizuki, H. Fleming, Mgr. ROW 2: Coach Kiddy, Lara, S. Detjen, M. Chavira. E. Saunders, K. Cheatham, K. Ferguson, L. Southall, A. Arballo, L. Burns, CROSS COUNTRY STANDING: T. Martinez, T. Gomes, S. Caldwell, Coach DeWitt. KNEELING: R. Yslas, Al. Fierros, Ad. Fierros. (wo ronal, T, Gom VALLEY CHAMPIONS sae Alex Fierros Robert Yslas League Champ Valley Champ VARSITY AND B TRACK Coach Brunolli, T. Gomes, R. Flores, T. Holms, R. Hill, D. Imrie, T. Adair. Rubio, |. Jefferson, L. Inman, W. Brown i C. Holquin. ROW 2: R. Yslas, T. Martinez, L. Orosco, H. Hughes, D. D. Roden. , ‘ Ne EAGe Ss He AERO REE Willie Long, A. Smith, D. Upton, T. Galassi, B. Gains, S. Biggs, M. Wil- son, G. Netherton, D. Williams, Coach Dewitt. liams. ROW 2: E. Hernandez, G. Ridge, M. Meadows, J. Hallum, C. Niel- C TRACK ad on hier KNEELING: R. Holquin, D. Bridges, R. Turner, S. Caldwell, G. Urias, S. Steens, J. Murphy, J. Rousey, R. Hovei, B. Cantwell, B. Wilburn, G. Jordan, J. Foster, R. Maderious. STANDING: R. ae F. Patarillo, G. Bandes, R. Mason. Marquez, M. Yturaldi, K. Sellai, F. Williams, S. Imrie, R. Willson, A JV CROSS COUNTRY STANDING: R. Flores, R. Mazon, M. Jackson, F. Siaza, R. Vega, H. Hughes. KNEELING: T. Holm, T. Diaz, G. Marquez, F. Ramirez. Arriola clears 6 ft. Hughes and Caldwell practice for relay. DON MC ALISTER . HIGH SCHOOL ALL-AMERICAN SWIMMING TEAMS ™ TOP ROW: C. Meder, E. Morgan, D. Terry, J. Hatch, T. Galano, J. Raymond. BOTTOM ROW: M. Chase, 1. Campbell, C. Simonian, D. Terrv- TOP ROW: E. Sorrano, S. Shein, B. Raymond, G. Moran, D. Goldsworthy, carra, R. Pitman. BOTTOM ROW: G. Lindemann, M. Atkinson, M. Robert- A. Judd, P. Bick, D. Willford, D. Rowe, J. Johnson, D. McAlister, H. Viz- son, J. Markland, M. Simonet, T. Gamboa, J. Desmond, L. Goddard. Diving Coach Swimming Coach Mr. McAlister Mr. Arlie Ruble DIVING TEAM mom m ft STANDING: D. McAlister, D. Rowe, R. Saterstad, M. Robertson, R. Yarbrough. SITTING: P. Uhaide, T. Galano, A. Mortimer. ROW 1: C. Anderson, S. Rau, D. Armi, J. Cerioni, J. Bondeson, Scott Moran. ROW 2: Nelson Hughes, J. Hughes, R. Hardin, J. Hodge, K. Taylor, N. Hagopian,, J. VanCuran, Coach Rosseth. Richard Hardin Coach Rosseth John Hughes The golf team this year has one of the best potentials of any in the previous years. Spearheaded by John Hughes, Richie Hardin, and Nick Ha- gopian, the team is hoping to go all the way. Four Year Letterman eee VARSITY TENNIS (Pye Back ROW 1: A. Goss, J. Flores, C. Tig son, L. Benway, L. Schroeder, S. Cos- Gregor. ROW 3: J. McCandless, C. Bufford, J. Pettit, F. Wilburn, G. tales, M. Givens, M. Chan, S. Bowser. ROW 2: J. Costales, R. Evans, Cochran, A. Jacobson, R. Avila, S. Moore, D. Arthur, R. Nino, D. Gillette, G. Renna, C. Piper, P. Cereghino, R. Toschi, P. Zamora, S. Pool, J. Mac- C. Acree, C. Garner. Mrs. Waag Mr. Cozby K. Piper Backhands one. SENIOR TENNIS STARS “% A S. Costales begins her serve. G. Cochran leaps for return. GYMNASTICS BACK ROW: M. Williams, R. Turner, W. Shaw, R. Saterstad, F. McWilliams. FRONT ROW: S. Johnson, T. Galano, C. Kaylor, A. Mortimer, I. Campbell, V. Johnson, M. Chaffin. The inhabitants of the SEA OF THE SUBSERVIENT are Sea of the those subordinates who are seeking to ascend to the su- preme rank by increasing their knowledge of the Sea of Life. Commending them for the progress they have made and the promise they display for the future, we present the UNDERCLASSMEN. Subservient: subordinate; underclass JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Carol Kraus, Donna Hollingsworth, Bob Ray- Melenbacker, Monica Copland, Lynea Minnetti. mond, Fall President, Paul Bick; Spring President, Ron Marmolejo, Linda JUNIORS Joyce Adams Pat Adams Rose Adams Nancy Albonico Diane Andrew Elaine Anthony Dianna Aoki Pauline Arballo Jennifer Arnold Marie Arcuby Sylvia Arias Margie Armstrong Jerry Ashton Dewey Autry Rosalinda Ayala Larry Badorine Robert Baer Gary Baker Richard Balbas Colelee Baldridge Curtis Ballard Florene Baker Earl Bandy Steve Barragan amet, 4 Brenda Barren Mary Barron Kris Baze Susan Beban Terry Bedwell Lorraine Bellinger Jt Linda Benway a Joanne Bernardi Paul Bick Sam Biggs Gerald Bishel Linda Bishel Elijah Bishop Susan Bitter Marcus Blackmon Bonnie Blake Luch Bognog Sharon Bollinger Shirley Bostick James Bott Gary Bounds Richard Boyce Rosemary Boyle Kenneth Breazell Sharon Breazell Lucinda Breitwieser Gene Bridges Mike Bridges Pauline Briscoe Pete Bronzini Willie Brown David Brunolli Renae Brunolli Lynn Bundy Richard Burkett Jack Burns Ken Burris Carol Caldwell Sammy Caldwell Aletha Canarelli Victor Casella Sandy Carter Esther Castillo Judith Castle Perry Cerda Ron Cerda Willie Chavez Mary Ellen Chavira Beverly Chesonis Steve Chisholm Pauline Chrisco Delphine Diaz Randy Clark John Clawson Linda Clifton Sandy Clyde Susan Cobb Thomas Collins Frances Colwell Bonnie Cook Donald Cook Pam Cook Ted Cook Christine Conner Daniel Contreras Monica Copland Carol Coram Irene Cortez Renay Cox Tim Crammer Marilyn Creamer Linda Crowder Frances Cruz Harold Daniels Jimmie Daniels Gary Davie Sam Davis Thomas Davis Dan Deanda Felix Delacruz Grace Delgado Michael Denney Betty Dixon Rita Dixon Mary Dominguez Scherry Dotson Randy Dougherty Linda Duke Rebecca Earls Arnold Edwards Milton Edwards Ronald Edwards Norman Elam Kathy Emmert Pat Emmert Delores Escobar Sylvia Esquivel Frances Falcon Arnold Fandrich Tommy Farino Gwen Farmer Linda Faso Janice Fenske Adriano Fierros Alex Fierros Sally Fimbrez Charlene Flippo Terry Flores Trinidad Flores Robert Flowers Linda Ford Karen Foust Kay Frank Barbara Frazel Jack Fry Frances Gaffney Alex Galindo Joe Gallegos Adriana Gracia Ruben Garza Margie Gilbert Kathy Gilchrist David Gill Kenneth Godfrey Pete Gonzales Dennis Gong Ralph Gonzales Joyce Goossen Marilee Goss Tom Gould Scott Green Michael Greer Tony Gomas Jeannie Gregory Marvin Gregory Ruben Gurule Bill Hagopian Carol Hagopian Linda Hall Linda Hall Sherrie Harp David Harris Claudia Helm Rick Helmkamp Don Helmuth Mark Hemphill Donna Hendrickson Edwin Hendrix Patricia Hensley Pat Henson Mary Hernandez Jackie Herring Jessie Hibdon Rocky Hill Geneva Hines Larry Hirahara Gary Holdcroft Donna Hollingsworth Chon Holquin Kathy Howell Nelson Hughes Roy Hudson Junior Huffman Mary Jane Hughes Tony Holm Michael Howe Barbara Hurtado Lupe Hurtado Tamara Hutt Duane Hyatt Edith Janzen Cecil Jefferies Orval Jewell Josie Jimenez Sandy Johns Brent Johnson Marilyn Jones Arthur Judd Laurie Kahn Mike Kernutt Sammy King Dianna Kirby Wanda King Steve Klump Al Kochergen John Kocoris Carol Kraus Irene Kurisu David Kyriss Calvin Landreth Steve Landucci Colin Langdon Claire Lattanzio Nick Lattanzio Jamie LaVelle Lee Leach Roger Leach Tommeil Lee Cheryl Leonard Milton Linder William Livengood Linda Lloyd Suzanne Logoluso Karen Long Willie Long Joshua Lopez Vicky Lopez David Loquaci Jessie Lowe Linda Lucckesi Jimmy Lynch John Macias Hollis Macon Dale Madewell Mike Maderious Lydia Magos Robert Magos Charles Magarian Salina Maldonado Kathy Malick Walter Malone Susan Mankin Danny Manriquez Ruben Manzanerez John Marks Nickie Marmolejo Ron Marmolejo Camille Marsh Janice Martin Theresa Martin Joe Martinez Manuel Martinez Margaret Martinez Steve Martinez Ted Martinez Richard Mata Charlene Mattingly Johnnie May Delbert McAlister Jimmie McCandless Jeanne McCarty Kathleen McCarty Bette McDonough Thomas McClendon Nadine McCollough Barbara McComb Lynn McComb John McFarland Louise McFerren Sharon McGregor John McKee Ronald Medeiros Toni Medellin Marsha Meeks Linda Melenbacker Jack Mendrin Janet Milburn Stana Milinovich Lynea Minneti Peter Miranda Ramiro Mireler Bernie Molina Greg Moran Connie Moren David Morgan Vaughn Moss Lafon Moultrie Carolyn Mudge Kathleen Murphy Roger Murray Wayne Napier Joseph Needham Brenda Newey Norma Niell Carl Nielsen Rudy Oaxaca Jim Oberst Belen Orella Lovie Orosco Vickie Orta Sylvia Ortez Joey Osterman Scott Overgaard Peggy Page Nash Palacios Charles Palmer Johnny Patterson Jerry Perdue Irene Perez Ralph Perez Richard Perkins Vonda Perry Michael Pistoresi James Petrella Tom Pisano Debbie Pistoresi Steve Plumb Danny Poore Jacqueline Price Sharon Prichard Kathlene Prince Bill Prosperi Marilyn Pruitt Alfred Quintana Robert Quintero Ginger Rainey Rita Ramirez Robert Raper James Rasmussen Elmoe Raviscioni Robert Raymond Chuck Reiring Ronald Rennaker Timothy Richardson Andrew Rios Ww rs oe agrauat, Donna Stone Catherine Subriar Mary Talley Ben Tate Diane Tates Ron Taylor Robert Taylor Angelo Rios Pasquel Rios Delores Rivera Myron Roberts Linda Rocha Rachael Rocha John Rock Freddy Rodriguez Justino Rodriguez Manuel Rodriguez Rahl Rodriguez Rose Rodriguez Carl Rollins Gary Rousey Sheila Rousey Roger Rowland Esequiel Rubio Ignacio Ruiz Victor Sahatdjian Lynn Salvador Anthonia Samaniego Lydia Samarripa Rock Sanchez Jim Sander Mary Sandoval Art Sciacqua Evelyn Sciacqua Sue Schmitz Kenneth Sharp Jeanne Shea Richard Shebelut Linda Shein Steve Shein Diane Shillings Doug Shoemate Antonio Silva Patti Silva Pat Simmons Tommy Simonian Cathy Smith Donnie Smith Judy Smith Howard Smith Michael Smith Rufus Smith William Smith Beverly Snider Catherine Soto Randy Southall Bill Spangler Charles Spaulding Mary Stanley Bs. Ray Steens Dean Stepp Bonnie Sterling Michael Stidham , § Gary Thornton Tom Thornton Candy Tiller Pat Tiller Raymond Tindal Robert Tinker Beverly Toschmacher Randy Tordini Sally Tolmosoff Larry Topping Isidro Torres Carolyn Turner Robert Tyler Elizabeth Uhalde Patty Uhalde Arline Upton Cathy Valdez Esther Valdez Ginger Van Vleet Dolores Vargas Nellie Vaughn Annie Vega Richard Valorosi Cookie Voyles Ruth Wall Bobby Walls Marilyn Walker Jim Watrous Larry Watson Brandy Weaver David Wells Caron White Sammy Whitley Jimmie Williamson Joann Williamson Gregg Wilson Leona Wilson Steve Wood Susan Wood Denna Yoakum Patty Young Rita Yrigollen Ronnie Yvarra Phil Zamora SOPHOMORES RNWO— SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Beverly Secara, Joan Del Bianco, Bob Konrath, Spring President Phil Hagopian, Cinda Allison, Joan Rantsma, Cathy Lesan. Not pictured: Fall President Chuck An- derson. Diana Acedo Chris Acree Marean Adams Stella Adams Becky Alberta Charles Alexander Ernest Allgood Cinda Allison Antoinette Aloise Silea Alvarez Rodney Amey Chuck Anderson Donna Aoki Mona Arias Mary Armendariz Chris Armentrout Richard Armi Alvino Armiento Gloria Arredondo Sandra Arriola Elizabeth Arroyo Dale Arthur Michael Atkinson Albert Avalos Beatrice Avila Elsie Avila Raymond Ayala Lorene Baker Angelita Baldenegro James Barcus Judy Bare George Barnett Linda Bautista Richard Beban Raymond Benavidez Scott Benda Debbie Benson Henry Bernal Robert Bettencourt Jim Bettini Delores Bishop Oklin Bloodworth Joey Boitano Lyle Bott Norma Bounds Susan Bowser Patricia Bradford Donnie Brazil Danny Bridges Edward Bridges Gene Bro oks Jack Brown Richard Brunolli Chris Bufford Herb Burnett Wanda Burris Rebecca Caballero Betty Caldwell Carol Campbell Randy Campbell Janice Carlson Leslie Carlson Dana Cartago Patricia Carter Lucy Castillo Ruben Castro Tim Catching Dan Cereghino Paul Cereghino Jeff Cerioni Eddie Chacon Coleen Chan Barbara Chandler James Chase Bobby Chavira Debora Chavarria Betty Cheatham David Cheatham Janet Cimino Andrew Clark Helen Clark Nadine Cloeters Richard Clymore Mari Cochran Sherri Cochran Leodis Conley James Costales Allen Cosyns Linda Coulthard Steve Cox Louise Creamer Bert Cripe Rickey Crosno Donna Crow Dwayne Crump Judy Cupit Benny Curtis Candy Daulton Martha Daniels Richard Deanda Pam Deaver Gloria De La Cruz Richard De La Cruz Joan Del Bianco Julie Delgado Gloria Deniz Debby Desmond Gerry Desmond Jessie Diaz Steve Diaz Marty Diebert Linda Dillion Holly Dlonne Ronald Domer Jim Donnelly Jeff Dooley Royce Doyle Sandra DuMont Gerald Dunn Joann Duran Michael Eades Marilyn Edwards Jose Elias Donna Elliott Alice Elmorez David England Steve English Danny Ervin Doreen Esparza Abel Esquivel Richard Evans Jesse Fairey Richard Farinelli Margie Fernandez David Ficklin Joe Fink Pat Finley Joette Flores Larry Flores Robert Flores Frank Fogal Pat Ford Michael Fraley Louie Franco Mary Beth Frank Ruben Frausto Theresa Fuller Alvin Fulmer Don Furman Cookie Gaeta Rosie Gaeta Bob Gaines Tony Galassi Ruben Galindo Pole Gallegos Juanita Galvan Patricia Garcia Rosemary Garcia Yolanda Garcia Olga Garibay Robert Garibay Carole Garner Glenn Garren Wilbert Garrett Alexis Gatz Gerald Gendron Gayle Gentry Gary Herold Greg Gill Dane Gillette Pat Gilles Colleen Gimbi Dion Goldsworthy Myron Gomes Vernon Gomes Wayne Gomes Angel Gomes Susan Gong Juanita Gonzales Anna Gonzales Louis Gonzales Salvador Gonzales Andrea Goss Ruth Gould Bettye Graham Peggy Graham Jerry Green Steve Groom Andrew Gutierrez Rikka Guttormsson John Hagopian Phil Hagopian Carol Hall Donna Hall Phyllis Hall Johnny Hallum Gail Hanhart Carol Hanson Nancy Harbart Sie Harris Bob Hauff Richard Hawkins Beverly Haworth Glen Helmuth Diana Hendrickson Janet Henderson Dora Hernandez Emile Hernandez Linda Hernandez Rita Hernandez Victor Hernandez Steve Herring Josie Lopez Johnny Lozano Mary Lozano Beryl Lucckesi Jennie MacGregor Doug Machado Pat Machado Kathryn Hicks Mark Higginbotham Claudia Height Tom Hilken Brian Hill Frances Hines Jim Hodge Raymond Holquin Sheila Holmes Willie Holmes David Howe Ronnie Howard Steve Huerta Harley Hughes A im Steve Hunter David Hutson Marra Hyde Donn Imrie Marvin Inman Kathleen Ireland Kenny Jacks Carolyn Jackson Arthur Jackson Clair Johnkon Donald Jones Edward Jones Evelyn Jones Lynda Jones Cathy Jordan Virginia Jung Gary Kaufman Joan Kelly Peggy Kidwell Kathy Kilcrease Houston King Janice King Wayne King Dorothy Kline Kenneth Klotzbier ' -- Jim Kludjian e Bob Konrath Stanley Kwock Donna Kyriss Albert Lam Bobby Lam Donna Landis Diane Landucci Junior Lara Valarice Leon Cathy Lesan Norman Lincoln Bob Livengood Juanita Loera Martha Logan Frankie Lopez Irene Lopez Calvin Madewell Susan Magarian Ignacio Magon Ida Malone Monica Marquez Peggy Marshall Jay Martin Michelle Martin Stanley Martin James Martini Lupe Martinez Mike Martinez Candi Mastrofini Donna Mattingly Raul Mazon Bruce McAlister Tex McDonald Emma McGhee Stanley McIntyre Mary McIntyre Kathy McMillon Charles McNally Michael Meadows Judy Medellin Reg Medellin Jim Meder Nina Medina Ron Meeks David Melikian Rodney Melikian Ray Mendoza Elaine Mikkelsen Mike Miles Willie Milam Carolyn Miller Monty Millhollen Rosemary Mlotkowski George Mochizuki Dana Monticelli Gilbert Mora Lilia Morales Ricky Moran Eddie Moren Dianne Morgan Elaine Morgan James Morikawa Bill Moss Dale Moten Glenn Moten Kenny Motta Chris Mucha Sidney Munoz Diana Nandes Larry Naney Vernon Neal Greg Netherton Melanee Noblett Olga Nombrano Michelle Oberti John Ogle Delma Ortega Sharon Overgaard Gippy Palacioz Jerry Patchell Michael Patterson Martha Payette Jackie Pearson Kathlene Pearson Pat Pearson Carmen Perez Esequiel Perez Walter Pimental Margaret Pitman Renald Pitman Gary Poole Susan Pool Jane Poore Judy Poore Ray Poore Pablo Prado James Price Herschel Price Gerald Prichard Daniel Provencio Lynn Puckett Preston Pyle Frank Ramirez Nora Ramirez Veronica Ramirez Joan Rantsma Steve Rau Wayne Reed Greg Renna Gene Ridge Keith Rigby Jess Rios Terry Rios Debra Roberts Mike Robertson Stephen Robison Dan Roden Vickie Roman John Romeri Nora Rosales Carol Rose Jim Rousey Rick Rowland Felix Rubalcaba Robert Rubottom David Ruiz Donna Rushing Betty Ann Sakiyama Mary Helen Samarrina Sharon Sample Robert Sandoval Loretta Schlumbohm Cheryl Sciacqua Beverly Secara Steve Secara Ken Sellai Eddie Serrano Warren Shaw Mike Shannon Dianne Shelton Daniel Shepherd Henry Shillings Lynda Shubin Susan Simental Mark Simi James Simpson Bradley Slaven David Smallwood Glenna Smith Harold Smith Karen Smith «ij Patricia Smith Rosetta Smith Susan Smith Terri Smith x Carolyn Somers Anthony Soria | Ramona Soto Danny Stoggs . Mike Sullivan Harold Talley J Jeanette Taylor { Ken Taylor M4 a os i , Velma Taylor Sandra Tesei Debby Terry Patricia Thomas Danny Tiller David Tindal ne William Tomajan ' fal A Wee: Curtis Toney Bobbe Topping Randy Tordini Genevieve Torres Ron Toschi Regina Turner Lonnie Upton Cecilia Urband Carlos Urias Mary Velasquez Rose Velasquez Yolanda Veldez Blanca Verdu Phyllis Verduzco Robert Vitha Laurel Vogel Sandy Weaver Debra Waldren Lois West Douglas White Reggie White Steve Whitehead Pam Wilkins David Willford Cheryl Williams Floyd Wilson Garry Wilson Larry Wilson Tommy Woo Jeanette Woo Roberto Yalas Ernest Ybarra Linda Ybarra Alvin Young Rae Young Sharon Young Diane Winzel Judith Wisener Floyd Wright Raynell Yrigollen Hope Yrigollen Tillie Zaragosa Sally Marquez a 3 fo FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Joan Berry, Terri Yocum, Fall President, Bettencourt, Melinda Purl. Teo Gamboa; Spring President, Patty Bishel; Dianna Prosperi, Sharon FRESHMEN Millie Aceves William Adair Rosa Adame Mary Aguirre Doris Alberta Clarence Allen Dale Allen Larry Allen Mike Alley Susan Allison Dianna Anderson John Anderson Alfred Arballo Robert Arballo Alice Archibald Richard Arias Angel Armiento Danny Armstrong Alvie Arnold Gregory Arreazola Rudy Arredondo Kenneth Autry Cynthia Avila Susan Ayala Dennis Badorine Connie Baker Doug Balbas Joann Baldrich George Baldrich Thomas Ballou William Banks Hector Barboza Kenneth Basila Tommy Barnett Steve Bautista Kelly Beatty Karen Bellamy Vicki Bell Charlotte Bellinger Roosevelt Bellinger Joan Berry John Bese Sharon Bettencourt Gary Bettes Patricia Bishel Vicki Bitter Patricia Blevins Peggy Boone Fred Bolderoff Jim Bomprezzi Jay Bondesen Mike Booze Danny Boria Herman Borns Jr. George Bostick Shelley Bott Gerald Boyce Joanne Boyd Dennis Bradford David Bradford Janet Bradford Joan Brandon Annette Breazell Robert Breitweiser Franklon Bridges Larry Briscoe Leonard Brocchini Joseph Brown Margaret Brown Rickey Brown Susan Brunolli Janice Bunch Tony Burciaga Rosa Bureiaga John Burleson Paula Burnett Carolyn Burns Dwayne Burns Eddie Burris Gary Bursey Minerva Caballero Sotero Caballero Anastacio Cabral Anna Cabral Irma Caldren Steve Cameron Irene Campbell | | So SR ——$ Mary Canales Bill Cantwell Michael Capperioti Timothy Carmack Alice Carter Gloria Castaneda Micael Castaneda Carmen Castro Dolores Castro Carlos Catuiza Larry Cervantez Gary Chaffin Mary Chaffin Clyde Chandler Marie Chase Cecil Chavira Mike Chavira Kenneth Cheatham Pat Chesonis Linda Chrisco Linda Clare Rene Clasen Joanne Cochran Douglas Cody Danny Collard Deirdre Collodi Lucille Conley Danny Conner Doris Cook Leanore Cook Mike Cook Chris Copland Frank Cortez Sheila Cortez Ellen Coulthard Walter Coursey Darcele Cox Richard Craig Bebe Creamer Jimmy Croan Karin Croom Christie Dandes Vickie Davenport Alan Davis Caryle Davis Don Davis Barry Dean Michael Deanda Theresa De La Cruz George Del Bianco Timmy Deltero Steve Detjen Gloria Diaz Dennis Dilbeck David Dooley Pam Dowdy Douglas Dunn Claudia Eastwood Lester Eddy Sharon Edwards John Elias Mike Elliott Steve Emmert Rene Encinas Brian Ervin Patrick Escobedo Linda Estrada Billy Ewart Joey Fahey Chris Failla Inez Falcon Myrtle Falcon Victor Falcon Mike Fenton Gary Fernandez Karen Fink Peggy Finley Henry Flemming Dennis Flippo Carolyn Flores Mary Flores Dennis Foster Jimmie Foster Lynn Fraley Arthur Franco Georgia Frazel Lee Fremming Barbara Fuller Pauline Fuller Patricia Fulsom Theresa Galano Carol Galassi Lola Gallegos Juana Galt Ted Gamboa Grace Garcia John Garcia John Garcia Louis Garcia Natalie Garcia Shirley Garcia Veronica Garcia Linda Gargan Ronnie Garner Ben Garza James Gasd en Wilbur Gaskins Wilma Gaskins — Timothy Gates Janice Geier Shelley Gensen Janice Gerling Sheri Gibbs Sharon Gilchrist Katherine Gill Susan Gill Mike Gilles Susan Glantz Paulette Gobar Lonnie Goddard Deborah Godfrey Joyce Gomes Carlos Gomez Becky Gong Frances Gong Joseph Gonzales Juan Gonzales Raymond Gonzales Robert Gonzales Karlene Goodrum Alvin Graham James Griggs Diane Guttierrez Phyllis Knight Marcia Hagopian Ronald Hall Linda Hardy Kris Harkins Naaman Haynes Larry Haywood Bryan Hench Gregory Henderson Sharon Hendrickson Carolyn Herbert Linda Herbert Joe Hernandez Steve Hernandez Victor Hernandez Phillip Herrera Martha Hilkin Steve Hirahara Steve Hodges Neal Hogoe Donald Holley Dolores Holley Hilary Holmes Nancy Hope Michael Houlding Sharon Houlding Carolyn Howard Steve Howe Louise Huff Jim Huntsman Antonia Hurtado Steven Imrie Olae Ingwerson Frank Irby Steve Jack Emilia Jimenez Sandra Johnson Richard Johnson Victoria Johnson Virginia Johnson Sue Johnson Glenn Jones James Jones Sylvester Jordan Ronald Juarez Terry Kaup Ronald Kelley Donald Kendall Douglas Kernutt Donald Kilcrease Robert King Jimmy Kimmer Cynthia Kingle Steve Krum Judy Kwock Shyri LaMar aT aid ad oe Kay Laird Keith Landerman Marty Landers Joyce Lane Bryan Langdon Jack Lara Donna Lattanzio we - } Gi il ar Renee Lattanzio = Pamela Laymons { | ¢ | i v John Leach Ve a Cecilia Lee = John Lee Vicky Lee Jennifer Lewis Laura Lincoln Josie Lopez Hope Lopez Gloria Lopez Edna Long Roben Logan Hilario Llanes 4S Gary Lindemann 4 Linda Lopez si Stephen Loquaci = So Charles Loveland tins Ss Candy Lowry Stephen Lowery Rose Mary Lumbert Donald Mac Gregor Mariellen Machado Ida Maciel James Mackey Michael Madewell Vernon Madewell Angelita Madril Benjamin Madril Martin Magos Rosaria Magos Jim Malick Ramirez Marcelino Angie Mares Elvera Mares Michael Mariani Sylvia Marinias Sylvester Marizuez John Markland Peter Marmolejo Gloretta Maroom Elaine Marquez Gerald Marquez Margeevich Tolstoy Donald Marsh Donna Marsh Gandia Martin Rodney Martin Benny Martinez Duke Martinez Eddie Martinez Jimmy Martinez Johnny Martinez Norma Martinez Pat Martinez Ricky Martinez Rosie Martinez Sammy Martinez Lori Martinelli Carole Massetti Leonard Mata Theodore McAlister Wrenn McCallister Sylvia McCann James McClellan Shirley McClintock Karna McCullough Ken McCullough Kathryn McDonell Eddie McIntyre Patricia McSwain Diane McNett Freddy McFerren Margie Meder Lani Melenbacker Tina Mendez Kathleen Mendoza Kenneth Mendrin Marilyn Kendrin Morris Mendrin Charles Miller Mary Miranda Danny Mitchell Florence Mlotkowski Tom Mochizuki Norilyn Monroe Juana Montelongo Dale Moore Larry Moore Larry Moore Sandy Moore Janet Mora Scott Moran Mary Morales Christina Morin Kathy Morris Andrea Mortimer Philip Moultrie Vivian Moultrie Glynnis Mull James Murphy Michael Murphy Kathleen Myers Linda Myers John Neely Walter Nelson Kim Neely Connie Newey Ronald Nilno Mary Nino Jerry Noblett Michael Noblett Mary Nevis San Juanita Obregon Kathleen Okano Edward Olvera Eddie Onwiler Rose Mary Ortega Chris Osuna Nancy Overgaard Arthur Padilla Sharon Page Frank Pajarillo Ernie Palacio Yolanda Palacios Sharon Palmer Linda Patterson Lynn Payette Chequita Peacock Robey Peacock Bruce Peddy Esther Pena Janice Perdue Kathy Perkins Mary Petrella Joe Pettit Laura Pickett Donny Pisano Gerald Pistoresi Ronald Pistoresi Susan Plumb Eddy Porter Sammy Porter Madeline Price Pamala Prichard Dan Prosperi Diane Prosperi Eileen Pruett Melinda Pryor Robert Pryor David Puckett Melinda Purl Rudy Pustos Hope Quintero David Rainwater Marie Ramirez Robert Ramirez Manuela Ramos Carolyn Randin Jesse Rangel Rosa Rangel Kenneth Ray Joanne Raymond Glynda Reese Dianna Reiring Olga Rey Rhonda Rigby George Rios Leslie Rios Theresa Rivera Thomas Robbins Jo Lynn Roberts Kathy Roberts Keith Roberts Stan Roque Arthur Rodriguez Larry Rodriguez Louie Rodriguez Mike Rodriguez Rosa Rodriguez Ruben Rodriguez Yolanda Rodriguez , “he fe hg I yi Van i re a re SpA 2 1@ Joe Roman Norman Row David Rubio Raymond Ruiz Frank Saiza Anita Salcido Dolores Salza Gloria Samaniego Pau! Sampaulesi Ophelia Samarripa Rosalie Sanchez Yolanda Sanchez Ronald Sanders Paula Sanderson Maria Saucedo Elvis Saunders Rita Savala Bonnie Schlitzkus Allan Schmidt Dave Seghelli Randy Serrano Larry Silva Mark Simonet Christine Simonian Marilyn Simpson Nelda Smith Raymond Smiley Albert Smith Jay Smith Sandra Smith Sharon Smith Richard Synder Veronica Soria Larry Southall Lola Spangler Lois Sparks Jeanne Spencer Alan Spratt Ron Stadham Linda Steele Alonzo Steens Carol Stefanelli Reggie Steiner Johnny Stephens Phillip Subriar Mario Suniga Evelyn Swanson Sally Tabarez Mary Tabuolo Janis Tamberi Jan Tashjian Carol Taylor Danald Taylor Diane Terry Gloria Thomas Tra Thomas Howard Thompson Norma Thornton Beth Tiller Tim Titus Nancy Tolladay Genaro Torres Gracie Toschi ny) i) Jim Toschi Sammy Tounsel Mary Trevino Larry Tribble Richard Tucker Dina Turner Margaret Turri Donna Turpenen lrene Uhalde Paul Upton Jackie Urbano Gilbert Urias Jeff Valenzuela Kathy Valenzuela Manuel Valenzuela Lupe Valero Patricia Van Vleet Vincent Vaughn Alice Venturi Dolores Vega Rudy Vega Ernestine Verduzco Mary Verdu George Vizcarra Patricia Vollett Louvanna Volpe Dennis Wagner David Walker Sonny Walls Tom Walsh Rowena Watkins Wayne Watrous Don Watson Judith Weber Michael Wheat Rhoda White Madk Whittaker Gary Whitted Yvonne Wiens Roy Wilburn David Williams Frank Williams Lendale Williams Mark Williams Terry Williams Larry Williamson Richard Williamson Lynda Willis James Wilson Constance Winder Anita Wisener Randall Woodley Randy Woodley David Woods Robin Yarbough Jessie Ybarra Terri Yocum Rebecca Young Joe Ybarra Mike Yturaldi Isabel! Zamora Josie Zaragosa Ruben Zarate Nn ale O.. Ce YO O ae = re Jeanne Hatch Editor In the production of any work there is al- ways a number of individuals who have contributed to the success of that work by assisting silently and behind-the-scenes, so to speak. The 1966 Blue White is no ex- ception to this rule. First of all we wish to express our thanks to our advisor Mr. Gene Griffith and the Annual Staff. Through their time-consuming efforts and diligent hard work this production has been made possible. We extend our sincere apprecia- tion to Mr. Ralph Howell and Mr. Dale Griffin for their excellent workmanship on the senior portraits. We are especially grateful to them for their patience and gen- erosity in printing up extra glossies for vari- ous pages of the Annual. The colored pic- ture of the A Cappella Choir is the work of Mr. Howell; our thanks to him once again. To our yearbook representatives from the R. Wallace Pischel, Inc.—Darrel Stanley and Barry Crow—goes our deepest gratitude. As a result of their helpful advice our year was relatively smooth. We also wish to express our appreciation to the fac- ulty members for their patience in bearing certain inconveniences occasionally im- posed upon them. Without the support of the Boosters, the Advertisers and our class- mates who purchased annuals, this project could not have been financed. May all of you share with us the highlights of our “Sea of Life.” Jeanne Hatch Susan Peregoy Er imoGUE Having thus portrayed the many experiences en- compassed within the seas of life, we bring to a close our record, and in closing our record, we mark the completion of a metamorphic phase in the lives of the inhabitants of the Sea of Life. Our story depicts one year, a mere cycle of the tide in the time medium of the Sea of Life. Furthermore, our record is finite; the rising and falling of the tide will continue for- ever, and life, too, will go on. In this sense our rec- ord is incomplete; but our purpose has not been to encompass the infinite nor to confine the eternal. Our purpose has been to portray but an infinitesi- mal segment of the infinite and the eternal: the year 1965-1966 at Madera Union High School. With this last word we, the editors, leave you, the vital in- habitants of the Sea of Life and subjects of the forces of MALISE. Susan Peregoy Editor Boosters Mr. Ralph Webster Mr. P. A. Westing Dr. John Lutz Dr. Robert Rowe Dr. William Guttormsson Mr. Denslow Green Mr. Alex Robertson Mr. Buzz Peregoy The Staff of this yearbook wishes to extend its sincere thanks to all of the professional men whose donations made the production of this annual possible. 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