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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1968 volume:

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Because of this, we, the annual staff, Ais) SS have chosen quintessence as our theme and have recorded on the ? following pages a year of educational ) ZS Mio progress of the students of Madera ; Ge High School in their lifelong quest SSA for quintessence. Le G, , =. eX i = I =a HE DAY Qa WA WSs —— ——= — Ses eee 4 ¢ Mwai (NZ i : t SER AE Sp Wits ASEAN Aes 5 Mk pS Mw we L7 E— DPR ' Vi Whiass WE wil Ay « ha e . . iv (Fy wa, = ) } ea (N F }I principal vice-principal Principal Mr. A. MacDonald Vice-Principal Mr. R. Warner supERINtENdENt asst. SUpEeRINtEeNdENt Mr. Duane Furman Mr. Rinaldo Wren BOARO Of TRUSTEES Left to Right: B. Givens, A. Freeman, P. Martin, J. Desmond, A. Asbury, T. Gustaveson, B. Melikian. Dean of Girls Margaret Dominici Dean of Boys James Hodges COUNSELORS Front Row (left to right): J. Curry, G. Patton, M. Dominici, E. Kelly. Back Row: D. Petrucci, G. Farrell, D. MacGregor, H. Lowry. .' Fa Sw LA ZZZ Zo, AGRICULTURE Left to Right: G. Rask, R. Dodson, J. Biggs, W. Wills, D. Petrucci, B. Jantzen, R. Milani. ‘ Top picture—Front: R. Wills. Back Row (left to right): V. Topham, C. Persson, G. Kaylor. Bottom picture—Front Row: R. Muller, R. Smith, J. Fifield, R. Hobbs. Back Row: L. Zimmer- man, R. Alejo, H. Kirk, P. McNett, J. David. WY =. ZY WAYS Z mem A Ay -=NGANY)) Z, ‘ Uy ’ = : Y, tt'}=:93 — Vy Front Row (left to right): J. Tucker, B. Soker, E. Keeble, S. Emerzian, D. Brooks. Back Row: W. Haugen, G. Dunlap, C. Shriner, R. Gustin. Front Row (left to right): E. Culp, B. Oswald, M. Forth, E. Massetti, P. Estes, M. Kloster. Back Row: N. Taiz, E. Wogaman, D. Merriman, J. Burke, B. Dewey, L. Lyon. SUN y Ey 7, f D. Huckobey, V. Wooten, L. Worthington. Back Row: left to right) : ( A. Harkins, G. Griffith. Bottom picture—S. Ferrara, V. Brooks. Top picture—Front Row 15 W ©) S = 2B) e —s e ) WO fo © ss W. Gamboa, O. Gomez, n. Back Row: : R. Powell, J. Patto ont (left to right Ra SSS ZV Front Row (left to right): B. Bowden, L. Wies, G. Fuller, R. Owen. Back Row: D. Peacher, W. Pipes, R. Parsons, J. Durham. Y Sf } = x S [fA WI —= eh My ih) i ae at f LZ; WY AA W ow (left to right): G. Sihto, M. Sinay, P. Jones. Back Row: S. Walker, T. Oswald, J. eble, J. Durham. wy) WS KS) )) Z Z| ? jy) Sy yy Wy I NZ S Front Row (left to right): F. Brunolli, B. Oswald, G. Johnson, P. Turoonjian, W. Whitehead. Back Row: D. Jaschke, E. Pfister, G. Mulliner, S. Calhoun, R. Downum. Fron 1 t Row ( Jabias, L. left to right): P. Harper, S. Wright, A. Ruble, D. DeWitt, A. Kiddy. Back Row: D. Thompson, C. Wright, R. Harper, W. McAlister. Main Office: V. Goodrich, P. Deaver, C. Gangbin. Business Office: G. Cook, Mrs. Milinovich. Attendance Office: G. Farrell, J. Cook, J. Uhalde, B. Nash, Library and Audio Visual Dept.: Mrs. Donleavy, C. Wooten, V. Wiegand. Health Office: V. Johnson. Counseling Office: J. Curry, J. Shoemate, V. Fuentes. 20 ASSOCIATEO PERSONNEL 4 , Custodians—Front Row (left to right): J. Flores, D. McCraw, R. Miller, J. Filiponi, L. Fincher, C. Jasper, F. Henderson, J. Stofan. Back Row: H. Kelzer, L. Puhacia, W. Lowry, M. Arias, L. Salazar, R. Brown, R. Hernandez, H. Lowe, C. Kollmann, M. Parker. Cooks—Front Row (left to right): T. Laird, O. Roberts, T. Failla. Back Row: O. Ray, R. Hen- drickson, Z. Bronzini, B. Puckett, D. Simpson. Bus Drivers—C. Walker, D. McCraw, T. Mattroce, S. King, F. Reichard, M. Stove, M. Mont- gomery. 2] f Z) rx k Ne Syn Won vay; 2 Ni WRX aN VAN VRS ny Os class of 1971 C1 Fall President Spring President Steve Bottini David Morin Fall Vice-President ; Spring Vice-President Darlene DelBianco Debra Pool Class Advisor Mr. Owen Fall Secretary Spring Secreta: DeAnna Ferretti pring ry Rochelle Minetti Fall Treasurer Spring Treasurer 24 Janet Glantz Jill Neely freshmen 7) A) hela AP Mary Aaron Robert Adam Mary Adam Alvin Agee Mary Ann Agee Irene Aguilar Daniel Aguirre Tom Aguirre Mike Alberta Kaye Allen Eliamer Almaraz Gabriel Altamirano Linda Alvarez Rudy Alvidrez Douglas Anderson Jerry Anderson Peter Anderson Ron Aoki Susan Apodaca Arthur Arellanes Ruthie Arellano Theresa Arias Victoria Armendariz ry cee - a — = , J f ’ fh aol! ! Arthur Armiento Carlos Arreazola Ophelia Arredondo Nancy Armstrong Douglas Arter Richard Avila Kathy Badorine Marie Baker — — cu FOF, — —_—— ( iV Debbie Balbas Oscar Balderas Lee Barragan Rosie Barrientos Nancy Barthelemy Tom Bartow Tom Blakemore Gary Basada Darrell Basden Oscar Bautista Darrell Baze Vickey Baze Patricia Bearden Charlotte Bellinger Patricia Bellinger Maria Belmontes Gloria Beltran Anna Benavidez Sandi Berg Jeanette Biscay Larry Bishop Bryan Blackmon Richard Blake 25 Reshmen ra 4 Geoffrey Bray a Steve Bottini Marlene Bowen Royce Blanton Barbara Blazer William Bloodworth Rickey Boone Judy Boren ow ia Gayle Brown Cindy Browning Delbert Bryant Thomas Bryant Fred Buchnoff Joe Burciaga Beverly Burg Ren Burge i a a = f - —— i —— ewe , ‘a y P pry 7 } 7 r d nh Mike Burns Patricia Busca Guy Canady Cindy Canarelli vapitp Cantu Marty Cargill Mark Carlson Linda Burns Pablo Cavazos Cynthia Cereghino Marilyn Cerda ng = Dalia Casillas Elvira Castillo Rigoberto Castro Sophia Castro Elisa Catuiza “s y, Patti Chavin Albert Chavira Ronnie Cheatham Fannie Clark Vonel Chambers James Chandler Randall Chase 4 John Comacho Charles Conley Willis Clark Joyce Collard Gary Collins Dorian Collodi Kathy Conley Walter Clark a. 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WF ese ’ isnatontlt Ja — ? — — elie SF ‘ 8 ') iw f 2 vf � pr N a Pp ' YA Carolynn Cook David Cook Larry Copiand Paul Cornejo Mary Costa Jeffery Coulthard Deborah Cox Dennis Cox 26 awe 7 Reshmen nat Za Pestit Mardell Croan Susan Crosby Mari Cruz ferry Cunningham Toni Julia Davenport Keith Davis RoseAnne Decesari Ralph Delacruz Robert DeLaCruz Darlene Del Bianco Anthony Deniz Della Diaz Esperanza Diaz Margie Diebert Carol Dobashi we Marion Dollar Aufrie Dominguez Esther Dominguez Stanley Dover Pati Driggs Carrie Dunning Patrick Eaton Evelyn Echols ‘Ae 9 'B map Larry Echols Deborah Edwards Gary Edwards Joan Edwards Sandra Edwards Lucy Elias Margaret Emmert Debra Escue — ( ) ‘4 a Ans SH David Espinosa Danial Esponoza Sylvia Esqueda Gloria Estrada Denise Etcheuerry Ken Evens Marie Failla Anita Fanco Bessie Farmer Lawrence Fernandez Terry Ferrarese DeAnna Ferretti Nello Ferretti Peter Ficklin Luis Fierros Isaiah Flemming Melinda Flippo Elia Flores Justine Flores Oscar Flores Pat Flores Ruben Flores Carol Ford Laurie Fortune 27 freshmen Mark Foster Danny Freeman David Fuentes Jane Fulton Peter Gallegos Rudy Gallegos Virginia Gallegos Stella Galt , y Joe Galvan Danny Garcia Paul Garcia Richard Garcia Linda Garrett Glenda Gilles Michael Gimbl Janet Glantz Barbara Gomez Debbie Gong May Gong Alice Gonzales Evelyn Gonzales Mike Gonzales Patricia Gonzales -—_ - 7 r m= ‘ Steven Gotelli Glen Goto Laura Gould Ronnie Graham Wylene Graves Phillip Griffin Jesse Gutierrez Robert Gutierrez ee 4 . DD ‘= ! cavecstltiy a te “ Sheila Haire John Hall Trina Hamilton Minnie Hardrick Katherine Harris Sandra Hass Brad Hatch Maureenie Haunes ake , “wy = 8 y ‘ | ; j | Ly oitis ¢ EP at, Larry Hawkins Marilyn Hawkins James Hayes Geraldine Haynes Jacci Helmkamp Mary Hendrickson Fred Hernandez Janie Hernandez Ray Hernandez Susan Hernandez Vickie Hernandez Joyce Hillstead Gloria Hobbs Stanley Hobbs Rosslee Hodges Stuart Hodges freshmen s ra 7 Cin te a Bob Holt Leslie Holmes Ken Horn Peter Howe Alvin Huffman | Jimmie Huffman Bill Hughes Julia Hughes —_— m . ic (j — — 7 “a, = Karl Irby Randy Irby Edna Jesse Larry Johnson Lucy Johnson Ann Jacks Mark Johnson ” eal ga JoAne Jones wen f Joquita Jones Steve Jones Susan Jones Judy Juarez Kathy Justin Freddie Kates Linda Kelley Karen Kerby Chris Kidwell Curtis Kilerease Don Kinoshita Carol Kirby Margie Kwock Lillian Lam Belinda Langrum Lynn Lattanzio James Laymons a2aAe A | b ei A Felix Loera Yvette Leach Carlos Leal Magali Leal David Lee Sidney Lee Dennis Leon Mae Leu Darlene Long Evangeline Lopez Joseph Lopez Mary Lopez Mary Lopez Lopez - - _ oo - f) f —— 7 Pm J { wer A ) f a . ; | Raymond Lozano Irma Lujan Vickey Lumbert Judy Johnson Victor Macias Ernie Madewell Georgiana Madeshift Seymour Madelbottom 29 Reshmen xd | i : Patti Madole Donaciano Magos Roel Maldonado Melinda Malone Delia Manriquez David Marguez Connie Marmolejo Anita Marquez e Sharon Marshall Diane Martin Jeff Martin Ruth Martin Eddie Martinazzi Trinidad Martinez Virginia Martinez Z a a a ov y } i i � Dolores Mayo Richard McAlister Janiece McFarland Faye McGhee Ernest McMillon Kathy Ann McMillon Paulette McNeeley Susan McRae OD x } — , wg ” 4 Ay? John Medders Antonio Meza Brad Mikkeisen Wayman Milam Nancy Miller Ruby Miller Rochelle Minneti Rita Mirelez Alex Molina Jose Montemayor Joe Montez Alonzo Moore Laura Moore Marlene Moran Mark Moran Juanita Moreno Seal — — al t=47 oe . “ - eth PRR WN Louis Moreno Kathy Morgan Ken Morgan David Morin Linda Morris Jill Morse Delphine Motta Billy Myers a © ENG William Myers Jill Neely Van Neely Ricky Nelson Theresa Neuarez Robert Nevarez Dorothy Nevis Vivian Nichols A freshmen ry : cs : —a 7 Pana id oak Qn Le tf uy ¥ = A i _ — __— . ‘ — Fred Nilsen Esmeralda Nombrano Diane North Phullis Olander Armida Olvera Nyle O'Meara Ruth Orega Olivia Osuna Pa ae DS =, j ; ie df 7 Glenn Overgaard Shirley Overgaard Donna Overstreet Margarett Page Linda Pair Mary Palacios Janet Palmer Carl Parker = Debra Parker Nadine Parker Jerry Payne Charlotte Peart Carol Peddy Darla Peevey SanJuana Pena Darlene Pennington —,. -n z — bn as v - , A ' “ 7 4 ? ei ! Cris Perez Kenneth Perkins Linda Perry Loreta Perry Patricia Perry Jean Pettit Christine Pietz Jim Pistoresi 4% i f 4 a. Patricia Pistoresi Nancy Pitman Marcia Plumley Marvin Plummer Debra Pool Betty Poppy George Prada Vickie Prater a - tea . .— pat ‘ we , f Sd - ee MN; an. M) if Mike Preciado Dudley Prichard Denis Prosperi James Pryor Nola Pryor June Puckett Michael Quintero Ron Raber = ae Ss OG 4 ot a7 Wis Caroline Ramirez Emilio Ramirez Johnny Ramirez Myrna Ramirez Joe Rangel Richard Redwine Cathy Reed Nancy Rennaker lf 0 2 31 Reshmen R Richard Rey Beatrice Reyna Margaret Ridge Robert Ridge Helen Rios Joe Rios Reggie Rios Steve Rios Gail Roberts Doran Robertson Eddie Robinson Virginia Rocha Susan Roden Cruz Rodriguez Feliciano Rodriguez John Rodriguez Ma a Maria Rodriguez Ramon a Rodriguez Sorina Rodriguez Christina Rohrig Virginia Rojas Denise Rolison Randy Rollins Gloria Romero -_ ¥ . —_— n - - F a - 6s 7 7 —_ . ? - f ee f { f + i is Gary Roseen Pamela Rosson Patrick Sagouspe Douglas Row Randy Rowe Kathy Rowell Barbara Ruckman Daniel Ruiz Mil q — — tr a Irene Russell Kenneth Russell Margaret Sahatdjian Sylvia Salas Zurisaddai Salas Mary Salazar Carmen Salcido Connie Salcido es f GK ve ee ed ws , . . . ) = we” ra | R j A i ws i a. ll Juanita Salinas Jo Ann Samora Mary Sanchez Manuel Sandoval Ruben Sandoval Joseph Saragoza Maria Sauceda Mark Saulsbury é fh 2 Fr ww ne —, ga Howard Scruggs Barry Schwartz Robert Scott Jeannine Seghezzi Angie Sepulveda Richard Sharp Donnie Simpson Lela Smallwood om ft | 32 freshmen SF S ae sme en —_— Betsi Smith Charlotte Smith Gary Smith Georgetta Smith Gregory Smith John Smith Katie Smith Leona Smith sie cme f Wy = = d j = sn A j a Madeleine Smith Steven Smith Vickie Smith Michael Snyder Yvonne Soria Patrick Soto Karen Southall Barbara Spangler aw ; Mark Spencer Carol Spillane Judy Standridge Kathleen Stanley Peggy Stapleton Dennis Stefanelli Pamela Steffen Mina Steinecker Rickey Sterling Marilyn Stidham Connie Stone Dennis Stone Jane Sturkie Esperanza Suniga Rose Tabudlo Lorrie Tamberi Patti Tashjian Mildred Tates David Taylor Gail Tesei Emma Jean Thomas Lowell Thomas Aaron Thompson Elizabeth Thompson Emily Thornton Kenny Tigson Geoff Tipton Shirley Tomlinson Andrea Torres Guillermo Torres Michael Trevino John Tuckey Denise Tyler Suzanne Uhalde David Upshaw Leonard Valdez Kathy VanDyke Manuel Varela 33 Reshmen | Say Johnny Vargas Dennis Vaughn Debbie Veatch Evelyn Verduzco Ray Villanueva Rolando Villa Yolanda Villa Andrew Vizcarra a _—-� | y i � y Vikki Vizcarra Michael Vogel Marcia Walker Debby White Dennis Wilburn Jonathan Willett Mary Williams Clarence Williamson — oP Tae ae , neve] J . t RS Eddie Willis Helen Willis Betty Wilmer Karen Winder Travis Witten Bobby Woo Danny Wood Barbara Woods ae a , a i] - Leslie Woodward Donald Workman Christina Y barra Richard Y barra Susan L. Yepiz Debra Young Kim Young Scott Young Terry Young Emily Yslas Noreen Yslas Edward Yturaldi Elaine Yturaldi Andrew Zaragosa Jose Zavala Tina Zaragoza Annette Zoma 34 Fall Vice-President Linda Tigson Fall Secretary Janice Andrew class of 1970 Fall President Spring President David Williams Barry Bedwell Spring Vice-President Diana Tabor Class Advisor Mr. Calhoun Spring Secretary Bette Goodwin Fall Treasurer Spring Treasurer Ralph Pistoresi Vikki Pistoresi 35 sophomores Maria Acosta Raymond Acosta Ronald Aguilar Mari Alberta Jeff Alberta — — , | 3 el ‘ “- ! Simon Alvardo Leonard Alviso Norman Arter Linda Arthur Lois Arthur — “ J an re — Yy = Bart Baldenegro Bruce Ballard Barry Bedwell Marge Beltran Nell Bettini +. — = wily Margie Bitter Linda Blackwood 36 Vincente Acosta Sharon Aseltine VPA A = me U es : Patricia Adkins Frank Adame Helen Adame Jack Adame Leandro Aguilar Y ey ee Martin Almaraz © te +). A, cara? at aa Debi Albini Jonathon Albonico Clarence Alexander Susan Allen Alec Andry Ida Arias Joe Armendariz Stephen Armi Randall Anderson Janice Andrew —— | } eee] 4 . Armanda Aueler Fernando Avalos Diane Ayala John Baker Alice Beckett Sonia Bautista Bobby Barner Leo Barnes Robert Barrientoz Joseph Beck Fred Bianchi Kathie Bier Tom Bishel Gloria Bishop Gary Bispham A. Wanda Bollinger Pamela Bonds Linda Bounds Bill Bowser Debbie Boysen Sally Brady sophomores pad 2 1 all sal aig: Linda Brown Larry Brown Diane Brown Anita Bredding John Brandon Virginia Brammer Julie Brungess Cynthia Brunolli Lex Bufford Fred Butler Daniel Camarena Glen Camarena Ernesto Camacho Eileen Camarillo Michael Camarillo Jesse Castro Vicki Cayes Anita Cervantez Margaret Cervantez Mike Chavin Mary Ann Chavira Debra Chu se | ee ae = j i fom a C=) wi! ee” |. Darcele Cox Lois Clifton Jack Coley Allen Conley Judy Contreras Ruben Cornejo Henrietta Coronado Steve Cortopassi rs —— CQ wT aah) ts - if a nem — | = ) Vig q Avs ba 2 Darrell Cox Randy Crowley Raymond Cruz Carl David Kenny Davie Debra Davis Kris Davis Sharon Davis Joquita Daniels Carolyn Daniels i Laurie Dean Bruce Deaver Clinton DeVoss Brent DeWitt Brigida Diaz Danny Dasiliva Michael Doshier Josie Diaz Otilia Diaz Terry Diaz Lori Diebert Daniel Digardi Beverly Dirks Karen Dixon 37 SOPHOMORES Esther Duncan Patrick Dunning Rod Earls Kenneth Eddy Charles Edwards Gayle Edwards Virginia Eller Steve Ellis Paul Ely LuAnn Ervin Timothy Escobedo Anita Escue Alice Espinosa Dolores Espinoza Gary Espinoza David Esqueda — ee “S Gracial Esquivel Phillip Ewing Gayle Fairey Ysidro Falcon Carla Farias Kathy Fenske Helen Fernandez Susan Fimbrez —- —s,;' ee : ) meee a e ® a y a Debra Finkas Brenda Flemming Jeannette Flemming Betty Fletcher Arthur Flores Jenifer Flores Richard F lores Richard Flores Susan Flores Alan Flowers Lonnie Flowers Linda Fogal Lubirda Foster Tiziana Francesconi Emmett Franklin Martha Frausto a er py Charles Freeman Theresa Fuentes Lawrence Fuller Deborah Furman Marvell Fryer Tony Gaeta Vickie Gaffney Vivian Gaffney os = st Paula Galleano Richard Galindo Ophelia Galvan Steven Gamboa Ronald Gangrin Kathleen Gannon Judy Gassman Michael Gendron 38 sophomores 4 ies! eS . oJ ad y Sharron Gibson Gail Gillette Kathy Giltner Susie Giltner David Givens Glenda Glass Rodney Glass Peter Gomes Y Theresa Gomes Beverly Gong Jeanne Gong Belinda Gonzalez Carmen Gonzales David Gonzales Linda Gonzalez Rosa Gonzales Cet sae | { � tee 7 af i , A Stella Gonzales Stella Gonzales Bette Goodwin James Gray Lauren Green Mary Groce Paul Gutierrez Richard Gutierrez Arlin Hall Joyce Hardin Cynthia Harlow Deborah Harrell Althea Harris Belinda Harris Diana Harris Gerald Harris Michael Harris Rodney Harrison Sam Hass Charles Hayes Doug Haywood Rocky Head Paul Helm Dian Henderson Now me FD i ™ aA 7 Roger Henderson Elva Hernandez Silvia Hernandez Keith Herring Susan Herring Linda Hogan Sally Hogue David Houlding | : _ | —— ) z John Howard Alice Huerta Kenneth Hughes David Hunt Jesse Hurta Michele Hyde Wayne Irby Mike Jack By. 39 SOPNOMORES C a , m P ey i : £7 q Kurt Jackson Charles James Terry Jay Edmond Jefferies Ellen Jessing Daniely Johnson Gail Johnson Gifford Johnson ae ys Ge) = oe a Poe eal el eo } — J a i (“ ) ( 3 � Rex Johnson Melvin Joines Daniel Jones Bob Kahn John Keast Donald Kelman David Kerby Thomas Kidwell we” Dh i SIR Tu fm. Randy Kilcrease Melody Killion Squirrel Klide Veronica Kludjian Lynn Kobayashi Brandy Lacey Terri Lacey Louise Lacks «Fy Candi Laird Grace Lam James Langdon Norma Larez Derek LaSalle Dave Lasswell Brenda Leach George Lee — a ) a� Marianne Lee Joe Leonrado Karleen LeRoy Gor Lou Janet Lewis Michael Little Laddyne Lizak Vladimir Lobkowski aS Vcr Evelyn Logan Jane Logoluso Sharon Long Cathy Longatti Dolores Lopez Jesse Lopez Juan Lopez Lupe Lopez Tobert Lopez Carol Loquaci Loquaci Leslie Kathy Low Patricia Loya Jeff Lynch Angelina Madril Vick Malone 40 SOPNOMORES = 3 we — wo Sp q RP 7 i dj i a. . oa LP Charles Marklund Gloria Marmolejo Olga Marmolejo Gloria Marquez Dora Martinez Ernie Martinez Linda Martinez Johnny Martinez = 4 a we a Dw. ‘ T Yolanda Martinez Ruben Marquez Donna Mathis Melba Matlock Teresa Matlock Alice Maya Lanny McCann Dennis McCarty Alvin McCullough Dicky McCullough Valerie McDonald Edward McFarland Cindy MclInturf Linda McKinzie Cindy McMains Emma MeMillon Levina McRae Eleanor Meder Susan Medlock Terry Mejia Elias Mendez Vincent Mendez Ruben Medina Alex Mendrin - — = = y , ‘ 4 ‘ i Dave Mendrin Onya Mendrin Pete Mendrin Geneva Middlebrook Danny Milinovich Georgia Miller Richard Mirelez Jo Ann Mlotkowski _ (aL Margaret Molina Susan Molina Bruce Moore Ethel Moore J. B. Moore Irene Montemayer Oralia Morales Valentine Morales | Os y ) a ee � | ) 7 + Patti Morgan Ronnie Moren Frank Morgan Judy Morris Essie Mucha James Murphy Jeanne Naito Michael Nave 4] sophomores , ty Bey. SG; Jim Neufeld Nombrano Felix Carlos Nornee James Noye Leonor O’Bregon Dwane Ogletree Mark Okano Asun Orella “7 ‘ J Richard Ortega James Osterman Fernando Pajarillo Virgil Payne Diana Pearson Mary Penrod Judy Phillips Billy Pick ett ys (je } ' y ia ! 7S | = o fs , pone | ad ‘ h oe | m “ � i ed mall ] } bain “ares ae i ’ a iad x. o— Ss Axis rn s y ty 4 J - 4 bye r A a Z e aa tb va Carol Pierotti John Pipes Janet Pira Vikki Pistoresi Ralph Pistoresi Darrell Pitman Marty Plumley Stanley Plummer Ay dx William Poore Bobby Porath Nancy Price Nancy Prosperi Rod Pryor Armando Quiroz Evelyn Quintos Janet Rainwater hee io ae ayo —et i Randy Rankin Richard Ramsey Frank Ramirez Stanley Ramirez Victor Raqueno Juanita Rey Monica Rios Mary Ridge var Ste Dora Rios Mitch Rigby Vincent Rivera Donald Robbins Jerry Roberts Judi Roberts Shirley Robinson Ruben Robles I= Nhh Debby Rocha Rosa Marie Rodriguez Salvador Rodriguez James Rogers Jerry Rogers Thomas Rogers Debbie Rolison Susan Roman 42 SOPNOMORES - ww - 4 7 YG — Sandie Romandia Howard Romeri Lee Rossen Margaret Ruelaz Margarita Ruiz Vivian Russell Candelario Salas Vapsi Salas fe a, Alice Salcido Louise Salcido Tommy Sampaulesi Andrew Sanchez Rosalie Sanchez Glenda Sanderson Esther Sandoval Jose Sauceda = ee Rachael Sauceda Rebecca Savala William Schleicher Kathryn Schuartz Mathew Shannon David Sharp John Simpson _— yy ) 5 ee Fe da Ronald Skinner Dudley Smallwood Craig Smith John Smith Linda Snider Abelica Soliz Von NS Henry Soto Steve Spinelli Grant Spotts Lynn Staab Robert Sterling Lee Stinnett Karen Stone Leigh Strickler ? om y Pe iinet Bruce Sutton-Jones Dianna Tabor James Taylor Lewis Thomas Steven Thomas Denna Thompson Nancy Thompson lim Throneberry Wi : 5) = - an 5 “a = wane ‘4 p ie . § a wy yD, ‘ y a ON 2 ¢ Linda Tigson Karon Tindal Craig Tinker Michael Toddy Margaret Tolladay Richard Torres Sarah Townsel Sharon Tribble 43 SOPNOMORES ——— e ; � | he ka’ Ron Truhitte David Tune Laura Unti Martin Urias Alice Upton Erma Urbano Phyllis Vacchina Carol Valdez a , ee) Georgia Valdez Steve Valorosi Kenneth Veatch Lawrence Vierra Mary Villafan Demetrio Villarreal = Muriel Walker Aletha Wall James Wall Tom Walter Joan Wells Richard Wells Becky Westing F f ee r | al -_ � — 4 = i $ Larry Whitted Kenneth Wiggins Doris Williams Eric Williams Paul Williams Rog Williams Louise Winter Marilyn Wolf we ) ho nf Lucille Wong Bob Wood Karen Woodall Dennis Woods Richard Woods Bekki Wren William Wright C, Robert Ybarra ‘| @) i 37 | 4 —, | Mary Ybarra Stell Ybarra Barry Young Charles Young Monty Young Daniel Yrigollen Elizabeth Yvarra Rebecca Zamora Cathi Zoma class Of 1969 Fall President Spring President Steve Loquaci Larry Southall 3S @n ‘S Ade Spring Vice-President Fall Vice-President David Rubio Larry Southall Class Advisor Mr. Vived Spring Secretary Fall Secretary Laura Lincoln Diane Prosperi Fall Treasurer Spring Treasurer Donna Turpenen Alice Venturi 45 46 JUNIORS Terry Adair ae - Mike Alley Susan Allison — J A oe 'y Danny Armstrong Bill Banks Tom Barnett Jone Berry a, Pat Blevins Jim Bomprezzi f = 5) } Frank Boyd William Adam Rosa Adame Mary Aevirre Doris Alberta Patsy Aldridge Clarence Allen Larry Allen — tm i] nape = - y 3 2 Lucy Almarez Dianna Anderson John Anderson Alfred Arballo Alice Archibald Richard Arias inte } hy 7 ah Ae Rudy Arredondo Cynthia Avila Susan Ayala Dennis Badorine Connie Baker Diann Baker Jo Ann Baldrica — ; wa sy KS of James Basden Kenneth Basila Steve Bautista Kell Beatty Janet Bell John Bese Sharon Bettencourt Gary Bettes Patricia Bishel Vicki Bitter Carol Blakemore John Blalock MAPA Jay Bondeson Peggy Boone Michael Booze Daniel Boria Shelley Bott Gerald Boyce — —— 4 —_ | ) ee Jo Anne Boyd David Bradford Joan Brandon Annette Breazell Frank Bridges Martin Bridges Larry Briscoe JUNIORS Susan Brosi Joseph Brown Ricky Brown Robert Brown Suzan Brunolli Janice Bunch Rosa Burciaga John Burleson Paula Burnett Carolyn Burns Dwayne Burns Herman Burns Gary Bursey Billy Byargeon Ana Cabral Anastacio Cabral Elizabeth Camaillo Steve Cameron Billie Campbell Mary Canales Mike Cappelluti Cota Carmack Alice Carter Gloria Castaneda Rudy Castaneda Carlos Catuiza Larry Cervantez Marie Chase Cecil Chavira Mike Chavira Kenneth Cheatham Linda Chrisco Linda Clark Sharon Clark Rene Clasen JoAnne Cochran Douglas Cody Vickie Cole Dan Collard Darnell Collett Deirdre Collodi Lucille Conley Danny Conner Teresa Contreras Doris Cook Leanore Cook Linda Cook Chris Copland Ellen Coulthard Walter Coursey Bebe Creamer Karen Croom John Crosby Christy Dandes Cheryl Daniels 47 JUNIORS ’ 3 ¥ ¢ x 4 fe 4 ya a i Alan Davis Caryle Davis Don Davis Barre Dean Michael Deanda Theresa Delacruz George Del Bianco | | ai r , f out — — 7 Ss tos” we aoe Vi? f Steve Detjen David Dooley Claudia Eastwood Lester Eddy Ruben Edwards John Elias Mike Elliott Steve Emmert ) ; oa a Brian Eruin Patrick Escobedo Linda Estrada William Ewert Guy Fahey Linda Falcon James Felipe creas SHE Hn x y | { Kim Ferguson Skeetter Flea Carolyn Flores Dennis Foster Jimmie Foster Lynn Fraley Arthur Franco Lee Fremming Barbara Fuller Pauline Fuller Pa tricia Fulsom Teresa Galano Carol Galassi Lola Gallegos pi SE ¥ = ¥ . a7 7m 1 fp Sag I, Nt y ei iW ee Theodore Gamboa Grace Garcia Louis Garcia Natalie Garcia Shirley Garcia Veronica Garcia Linda Gargan Robert Garibay a dati Janice Geier Janice Gerling Sheri Gibbs Pn, _ — Patricia Gonzales Ronnie Garner Wilma Gaskins Timothy Gates Ben Garza ote Oa ! fat ee gy ais eee | 1cO Sharon Gilchrist Katherine Gill Susan Gill Mike Gilles Susan Glantz Paulette Gobar Deborah Godfrey Joyce Gomes Sn TT 7 ¢ i AVN . Becky Gong Frances Gong Juan Gonzalez Raymond Gonzales Karlene Goodrum Pete Greco Diane Gutierrez Ronald Hall . = Nahman Haynes Pat Haynes Larry Haywood Eddie Henderson Greg Henderson oo — — = “ a (- ) 4 y f . Lindy Hardy Kris Harkins Greg Harrison - — | gaa | X we - aN i ‘y _——— Ff 7 ? — Linda Herbert Jose Hernandez Steve Hernandez Victor Hernandez Daniel Hidalgo ef Gas Martha Hilken Cindy Hinkle Sharon Hendrickson Dolores Holley Donald Holley Hilary Holmes Nancy Hope Sharon Houlding Carolyn Howard m) ad Te ee a DP =m es Stuart Ingle Steven Hirahara Steve Hodges ie ; Steve Howe John Hughes Jim Huntsman Steven Imrie Scott Ingle Steve Jack Ronald Jackson Victoria Johnson James Jones Wanda Jones Bob Jacobs Shelley Jensen Emilia Jiminez Charleen Johnson Sandra Johnson JUNIORS Ae (Ae fai é a b Ae: im J €¥ . Bete Ne i Robert King Steve Krum Judy Kwock Beverly Laird Keith Landerman Ron Juarez Terry Kaup Ronald Kelley , — a = at a 4 q re 4, f ( Jack Lara Donna Lattanzio Renee Lattanzio John Leach Cecilia Lee Vicky Lee Marty Landers Bryan Langdon 2 j —_ ‘ j 7 - Laura Lincoln Hilario Llanes Donald Lopez Linda Lopez Stephen Loquaci Jenniter Lewis Gloria Lopez Hope Lopez — ) Ser Neel 7 aA _ a Chuck Loveland Stephen Lowery Candy Lowry RoseMary Lumbert Ida Maciel James Mackey Michael Madewell Vernon Madewell Ay aia Sylvia Marinias John Marklund Peter Marmolejo i ve we FT) Z + Roe we i Angelita Madril Martin Magos Rosario Magos Jim Malick Angie Mares —_, Rosei Martinez Donald Marsh Rodney Martin Lori Martinelli Benjamin Martinez Eddie Martinez Johnny Martinez Patsy Martinez Shirley McClintock Karon McCullough Kenny McCullough Leonard Mata Cynthia Maxey Theodore McAlister Wrenn McCallister Sylvia McCann 50 Freddy McFerren Mike McLain Diane McNett Margie Meder Lani Melenbacker Tina Mendez Kenneth Mendrin Marilyn Mendrin Sara Mesa Charles Miller Diane Miller Florence Mlotkowski Roger Mirelez Thomas Mochizuki Dale Moore Larry Moore _—s Pe ‘ Ce y ) Larry Moore Sandy Moore Janet Mora Tina Morin Andrea Mortimer Kathy Morris Phillip Moultrie Glynnis Mull James Murphy Kathleen Myers Linda Myers Eddie Nash Walter Nelson Coni Newey Floyd Newsome Ronald Nilino Mary Nino Jerry Noblett Michael Noblett Juanita O’Bregon Irene O’Halde 4 = eS A UN . Kathleen Okano Edward Olvera RoseMary Ortega Chris Osuna Nancy Overgaard Arthur Padilla Sharon Page Ernie Palacio Yolanda Palacios Linda Patterson Debbie Pearce Bruce Peddy Frank Pajarillo Esther Pena Janice Perdue Kathy Perkin 51 Joe Pettit Pablo Prado Madeleine Price Pam Prichard Melinda Purl Marcelino Ramirez Madeline Reeves Glynda Reese = Dianna Reiring Irene Rodriguez Frank Salinas Louie Rodriguez ?) 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Close your mouth, Andrew, there’s a fly. Snaps What a strange place this is. Hippity-Hoppity Hope. 55 s cheating? Who I once took dancing lessons! ea] a (e) 3 = n zs] oO e) O Sal n ra a2 a8) fe o oi fe 4 era eet ye Tey ¢ i NS y=, ee Ly rt r 2 but I already have a date. I’m sorry, Hi, Lover Boy! The mentality of FRESHMEN Marra Hyde Editor Mr. Griffith Debbie Roberts Advisor Editor 1968 annual staff Sandra Tesei Business Manager Gail Hanhart Richard Crosno Bob Gaines Administration Editor Sports Editor Sports Editor Joey Boitano Susan Bowser Janice Carlson Cathy Jordan Clubs Activities Clubs Activities Clubs Activities Clubs Activities Greg Gill Richard Armi Stan McInturf Business Manager Photographer Photographer Debbie Benson Albert Smith Jennifer MacGregor Sheila Holmes Art Editor Art Editor Class Editor Class Editor Editor: Diana Hendrickson Advisor: Mr. Nard Taiz Che Mad Preparing for the next week’s deadline are Page Editors: M. Hyde, D. Milinovich, V. Russell, G. Gill, R. Crosno, D. Finkas, C. Parrot, M. Hilken. 62 Published biweekly, the Maderan provides the campus with news of current MHS happenings in clubs, sports, and aca- demics. It offers editorials, cartoons, and humorous stories, and polls students on everything from how they spend their money to their favorite actors. Ten cents is all it costs, but students with student body cards obtain their issues free. TEENAGERS VOICE Teenage Voice Staff Members, Seated: Miss Margaret Dominici, Advisor; Gloria Deniz, Standing: Janice Carlson, Marra Hyde, Muriel Walker, Michele Hyde, Thomas Kidwell. The “Teenage Voice” staff is composed of students who have an interest in writing and journalism. Working on a completely voluntary basis, their stories include such things as student interests and campus activities. The page is published biweekly in the Madera Tribune. Miss Dominici and Gloria Deniz discussing an ar- _ ticle. Muriel Walker, Thomas Kidwell, and Michele Hyde going over articles from the past editions. Bank of ameRIca The purpose of Bank of America awards is to rec- ognize and honor outstanding seniors who show a great promise of future success and service to so- ciety, and to stimulate their academic training. It is a statewide program, divided into nine zones, or independent programs. The four top winners from each school compete at events in their separate categories. These winners then go to zone compe- tition where they may win an award up to $1,000. Award Winners: Chuck Anderson, Science, Math; Bob Gaines, Liberal Arts. Local Bank of America winners are chosen by the High School departments. Four general category winners are chosen from specific field candidates. These top four represent our school in competi- tion. Twelve other students are also recognized for outstanding achievement in specific fields of study. Award Winners: Steve Rau, Fine Arts; David Cox, Vocational Arts. Certificate Winners, Seated: Janice Carlson, Lab Science; Susan Arts; Gary Kaufman, Math; Phil Hagopian, Social Science; John Pool, Art; Marra Hyde, English; Debra Roberts, Foreign Language ; Romeri, Music. Not pictured: Pat Gilles, Home Economics. Hope Yrigollen, Business. Standing: Greg Netherton, Industrial 65 66 Fall Officers, Front Row (left to right): Scribe: B. West- ing; Treasurer: D. Prosperi; President: D. Roberts; Vice- C. MclInturf, N. President: J. Carlson; Representatives: Hope, C. Chan, D. McCullough. CALIFORNIA SCHOLAR Spring Officers, (left to right): Secretary: Cinda Allison; Vice-President: C. Anderson; President: P. Hagopian; Treasurer: A. Mortimer, Representative: Y. Wiens, N. Pros- U Nn oO ER clas S Mm Een peri, M. Hendrickson, D. McCullough. Underclassmen, Front Row (left to right): G. Lam, S. Bautista, J. Logoluso, R. Earls, D. McCullough, G. Spotts, B. Ballard, S. Cor- M. Bitter, M. Walker, B. Westing, G. Edwards, E. Quintos, C. Mc- topassi, T. Bishel, C, Alviso. Row 3: J. Nitchel, C. Cook, M. Walk- Mains, D. Farrell, B. Goodwin, C. Longatti, B. Gong, V. Kludjian, er, D. Collodi, R. McAlister, C. Peddy, D. North, C. Dobashi, S. Brady, J. Andrew, L. Kobayashi, C. McInturf, N. Prosperi. Row S. Jones, K. Badorini, L. Holmes, L. Lattanzio, D. Ferretti, R. Min- 2: L. Arthur, S. Overgaard, R. DeCesari, P. Steffen, C. Cereghino, neti, Y. Leach, K. Conley, S. Uhalde, M. Kwock, M. Rodriquez. D. Gong, M. Hendrickson, M. Gong, D. DelBianco, C. Brunolli, R ship fedEeRaTtion California Scholarship Federation is an honorary association whose membership is determined by aca- demic achievement. CSF earns money thru the operation of the Student Store, the Rm. 43 Book Store, and concessions at football and basketball games. All profit that is made is used for scholar- ships, awarded to senior members at the end of the year. Students who were members at least four semesters of their sophomore, jun- ior and senior years, are honored as life members, and eligible for Seal Bearer Scholarships at many colleges. This year, CSF has been under the direction of Miss Phyllis Estes, Advisor, and Debbie Roberts and Phil Hagopian, Fall and Spring presidents, respectively. Front Row (left to right): D. Monticelli, C. Garner, J. MacGregor, C. Allison, J. Rantsma, C. Lesan, J. Carlson, D. Roberts. Row 2: B. Gaines, C. Anderson, G. Deniz, J. Woo, M. Hyde, G. Netherton, §. Rau. Row 3: D. Gillette, G. Kaufman, T. Galassi, P. Hagopian, J. Romeri. upperclassmen Front Row (left to right): S, Hendrickson, J. Kwock, L. Southall, S. Detjen, C. Taylor, N. Hope, S. Glantz, P. VanVleet, Y. Wiens, I. Uhalde, D. Collodi, A. Mortimer, D. Prosperi, S. Jensen, D. Tur- penen. Row 2: D. Monticelli, L. Gabrielson, C. Garner, J. Del- Bianco, G. Hanhart, E. Kelly, J. MacGregor, D. Roberts, S. Pool, J. Carlson, M. Hyde, G. Deniz, L. Sitterding, J. Woo, C. Chan, J. Pettit, T. Kaup. Row 3: D. Gillette, G. Netherton, S, Rau, C. ‘Anderson, C. Allison, J. Rantsma, B. Gaines, C. Lesan, G. Kauf- man, T. Galassi, P. Hagopian, D. Goldsworthy, D. Cox, J. Romeri, R. Niino, S. Hirahara. 67 las wi se ape: Bet Fall President Phil Hagopian Student Council began meeting during the summer to de- termine its course of action for the semester ahead. The im- mediate discussion centered around school spirit. Later on in the fall, the first “Winter Sports Assembly” was held to acquaint the student body with our basketball and wrestling teams. The “Coyote Club” was also started last fall to pro- vide a service to the community by allowing those people 65 years or older free admission into all MHS athletic events. Revision of our old and outmoded school constitution was authorized by Student Council last fall and the new consti- tution is a much more workable document than the former one. One of the prime concerns of many students this past fall was the formation of a temporary student court on campus. The court provided a solution for many problems concern- ing the school during its presence on the campus. STUDENT ¢ aie HHH Re f° { Spring President Ken Sellai I feel very fortunate to have worked with a Student Coun- cil who was never at a loss for initiative. I could always count on this group, with the support of the student body, to promote action when the need arose. Of course, not everything that was tried succeeded but I felt an inner sat- isfaction for the mere act of trying. In looking back over my administration, I sincerely regret my failures, but I would feel an even deeper sense of dis- appointment if they were not acted upon again in the fu- ture. The realization of different programs on campus such as the Student Mall, which is one of the most outstanding, is a tribute to students who not only have vision, but have the courage to see their ideas through. To the administration and to the faculty, I extend a deep appreciation on behalf of the entire student body. I will always hold this honor as the focal point of my life. I feel that what I have gained in being Student Body Presi- dent will prove to be invaluable to me in my life. iT council | Tt ta Ea Waea sacnagagagageg : het te] | | A Nyt be | i eL | Ltt Dion Goldsworthy [=] o ao) “A oO Me Aa oO oO 2 S io’) i=] 43 fo, i) Fall Vice-President Larry Hirahara Student Council Advisor Miss Margaret Dominici NYL President: Mike Robertson Commissioner of Publicity: Fall: Bob Gaines Spring: Dion Goldsworthy NYL Secretary: Carol Taylor Commissioner of Finance: Fall: Pam Deaver Spring: Donn Imrie i Commissioner of Awards: Fall: Kim Neely Spring: Steve Loquaci apenenens nn J i ¢ Clerk: Spring: Cindy Brunolli Fall: Nancy Prosperi Se I Commissioner of Club Activities: Fall: Jeanette Taylor Spring: Cathy Lesan Commissioner of School Spirit: Spring: Joan Del Bianco Fall: Nancy Hope 7 PSE if | TH as 5 il PAA | Z a | ai! ie Roger Williams Spring: Barry Bedwell Sophomore Class Presidents Fall: Steve Bottini Spring: David Morin Fall: Freshman Class Presidents Rod Melikian Fall: Spring: David Melikian Senior Class Presidents Steve Loquaci Junior Class Presidents Fall: Spring: Larry Southall 72 BOYS State Last summer I had the privilege of attending—along with 854 other boys —the 1967 California Boys’ State in Sacramento. Boys’ State has been called a “laboratory of practical political science,” and that is, perhaps, the most accurate description. The true purpose of Boys’ State lies in the fact that, instead of sitting around and talking about gov- ernment, we were actually organizing and participating in government. There were over 500 elective and appointive offices available on the city, county, and state levels; and this gave a majority of the delegates an opportunity to participate actively. My experience at Boys’ State gave me valuable insight into the actual work- ings of government, and the experience proved to be both challenging and rewarding. Phil Hagopian BOARO OF EXAMINERS As the judiciary branch of student government, the Board of Ex- aminers is charged with the responsibility of determining the eligi- bility of candidates and checking the grades of Student Legislature members. They also interpret the constitution, approve all cam- paign posters, and make sure that election rules are observed. This year, serving on the Board of Examiners from the student body were Senior, Steve Herring; Junior, James Malick; and Sopho- more, Cindy MclInturf. From the faculty were Miss Dominici, Miss Curry, and Mr. Warner. Steve Herring James Malick Cindy MclInturf 73 GEORGE washington SLEpt here CAST OF CHARACTERS iH GEG) STC) 2s See a te ae Lyle F. Bott ING hor RIM eM ai ee en a Dane Gillette PN US er gic cece a ode Ida M. Malone ba EF fk 1s Se LO ee OE RICA Janet Cimino Sieve meatier a ere ake ale Wayne Gomes ISA Cle Rare eect a roe nne TAD LA ee Carmen Perez Nite iel) CUG lager eee a ee en Lynda Sitterding RU VLOH ASV ANG cee vencdesnehcte knees oo Dan B. Shepherd Fen alles] texeerr aelees rennet 5 ee oeaene ans Marra Hyde 121 1100) 1s EOE ere ace ee Meee ee Rickey Clymore ASN heer EAIO YE 02h iosp cases ee Philip Hagopian AGIAN URC Success aoe ee Bruce McAlister Se Weare UO s eccscn cn Gee ee eld Pat Machado PARSS RNICON oc: epi one Rita Standard Soe a a on Pee ye Pee) George Spelvin The trials and tribulations of a city family attempting to live in the country provided four days of fun and laughter for Madera when the senior class presented Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman’s George Washington Slept Here March 20-23 in the Thomas Jefferson Junior High School audi- torium. Directed by Mrs. Elayne Culp, the play concerned the Fuller family’s problems with a 200-year old house that local folk claimed was once the overnight abode of George Washington. Problems with storms and mortgages, friendly neighbors and unfriendly neighbors, and cows and gravel and manure delighted capacity audiences each night. Sere bears fe if a j ver tga a, _ ‘ toe th me ty ged 3 ome ai é ' ‘et Ly AY mei i} President, Joan Rantsma Vice-President, Cinda Allison The fall semester of Girls’ League was a busy one. Under the direction of Joan Rantsma, president, and Cinda Allison, vice-president, a fashion show was presented, featuring local merchants’ merchandise, the annual back- wards dance was held, and high school talent performed at meetings. In December, the girls collected canned food for the Fresno nutritional home. Their chief fund-raising project, magazine sales, was a huge success. The sales girls sold more subscriptions this year than ever before. Girls’ League is an organization to which every girl in Madera High School belongs. It is designed to promote friendliness among the students. This | year, Mrs. Forth and Mrs. Huckobey served as advisors for the club. Advisor, Mrs, Forth Fall Officers, Seated: Cinda Allison, vice-president; Keith Rigby, sentative; Gayle Gentry, Sr. Representative; Joan DelBianco, Hospi- Sweetie; Joan _Rantsma, president; Deanna Feretti, songleader; tality Chairman; Dana Cartago, Social Chairman; Carol Loquaci, Janet Glantz, Frosh. Representative; Dianna Tabor, Soph. Repre- Treasurer; Diane Prosperi, Secretary. 76 Spring Officers, Seated: Irene Lopez, vice-president; Keith Rigby, Sweetie, Cinda Allison, president. Standing: Nancy Prosperi, treasurer; Carol Taylor, secretary; Glenda Glass, Soph. Representative; Cathy Lesan, Hospitality Chairman; Bev Secara, Social Chairman; Darlene Del Bianco, Frosh. Representative; Janis Tamberi, Jr. Representative; Hope Yrigollen, Sr. Representative. The second semester of Girls’ League was led by Cinda Allison, president, and Irene Lopez, vice-president. A good council helped to encourage friend- liness and participation among Madera High School girls. The Los Banos regional event was held May 30, and Blossom Day, on April 19. The council worked on decorations for weeks before the Blossom Day Dance, and the results were very beautiful. The agenda for the year ended with elections for next year’s officers. Advisor: Mrs. Huckobey President, Cinda Allison Vice-President, Irene Lopez 77 At left and below can be seen Girls’ League mem- bers busily preparing for the annual Blossom Day Dance. OEE ———————— Block M Club is an or- ganization of boys who have earned MHS letters in sports. Each year the club holds its annual toy drive as a community service, and is also in charge of Block M Week festivities. As a fund rais- ing project, the members sold candy this year. The Club is also responsible for patroling the rooting sections at football and basketball games. BLock m Front Row (left to right): V. Pres. K. Sellai, Sec. S. Whitehead, mond, L. Tribble, G. Gill, M. Atkinson, R. Clymore, R. Flores, Treas. B. Hill, Sgt-at-Arms D. Watson, A. Guiterrez. Row 2: K. R. Yslas. Row 4: D. England, P. Cereghino, D. Machado, D. Meli- Rigby, M. Robertson, D. Roden, R. Crosno, J. Morikawa, R. Pit- kian, G. Renna, F. Wilson, T. Kaup, G. Kaufman, D. Willford, man, J. Pettit, J. Porter, P. Williams, A. Fierros, R. Arballo. Row 3: T. Catching. Row 5: S. Herring, J. Ceroni, T. Hilken, B. Slaven, R. Evans, C. Anderson, D. Cereghino, M. Higginbotham, G. Des- S. Rau, A. Cosyns, J. Hodge, D. Imrie, D. Crump, D. Goldsworthy. 19, Reigning over Block M Week festivities were Queen Joan Rantsma and her court, from left, Lynn Puckett, Cathy Lesan, and Dana Cartago. BLock m week 80 _. .BONFIRE A bonfire in back of the Dean Tire Company Monday night, November 6, ignited the excitement of the ’67-’68 Home- coming week. A Madera High first occurred Wednesday night when a touch-football game between the girls and Block M boys was played, ending in a tie. The week’s ac- tivities reached a climax Friday with a noon dance, a down- town parade, and an after-school rally. During halftime of the Madera-Bullard game, John Ogle’s car was announced pity as the first-place entry of the decorated cars. He was pre- sented an award at the rally earlier, when the football players - and queen candidates were introduced. Mary Lou King, ky Madera High’s 1963 Homecoming queen, presented the bou- : (| quet of roses to queen Joan Rantsma who was crowned by Block M president Ken Taylor. Members of her court were Dana Cartago, Cathy Lesan, and Lynn Puckett. The Shay- men played for the after-game dance, which ended the week , = Ui .. .OECORATED CAR ae ge i 8] foREIGN students .. NERE ano ThEerRE Never in my life has the time flown by as fast as this year. I have always wanted to know people, but one year does not seem to be enough. Finding a friendly and kind people who offer a great deal of help to me in this short year has been my pleasure. I hope I was able to do my job not only as a foreign student, but also as a mem- ber of AFS. I want to thank all the people who helped in this wonderful program. Personal contact seems to be the essential of living peacefully. May we all walk together, talk together. At Left: Nobu Edahiro Below: At home with the Kenneth Gills, his American family. Robert Konrath, Madera High’s foreign exchange student in Ger- many, has been spending the past year with Dr. Herbert Bunnen- berg and his family in Lengerich, West Germany. Before meeting his family, he spent two weeks in an intensive language school on the Rhine. The Bunnenbergs have two children, Thomas, 18, and Ingrid, 21. Bob attends an academic school 15 kilometers from Lengerich. He traveled to Berlin the first week in December and to Austria on a ski trip during two weeks of Easter Vacation. Bob will return in July and attend either Stanford University or Davis. At Right: Bob Konrath Below: At home with the Dr. Herbert Bunnenberg family, his German family. STUDENT COURT Student Court, being tried at Madera High this year, is an attempt by the Student Body to enforce self-government. The court “tries” cases from littering to short skirts. Citations are handed out by responsible students who are chosen for the job. These students give citations to those students who can not abide by school rules. So far, the Student Court has been a success, and the students seem to think it a worthwhile committee. ‘ Actual Court Proceedings with Gail Hanhart on trial. Gerry Amey writing out a citation for LitterBug Jeff Valen- zuela. Student Court Members: Joan Rantsma, Dan Shepherd, Albert Smith, Chuck Anderson, Dane Gillette, Brent Dewitt, and Bob Gaines. 83 a cappella : i E Ms i Front Row: J. Roberts, J. Boyd, K. Perkins, C. McInturf, L. Lopez, tista, M. Brown, K. Gill, J. Vogal, J. Logoluso, V. Pistoresi, M. Bit- L. Tigson, C. Loquaci. Row C. Rankin, J. Andrew, D. Acedo, C. ter. Row 5: S. Cox, K. Young, D. Rubio, D. Machado, B. Bowser, Davis, J. Bollinger, C. Taylor, V. Lee. Row 3: C. Pierrotti, T. Yocum, L. Baringen. Row 6: D. Woods, M. Johnson, J. Romeri, C. Loveland, D. Collodi, R. Gould, S. Bowser, C. Hinkle, S. Gill. Row 4: S. Bau- T. Jay, J. Brandon. Girls Glee Christmas is always the busiest season for the members of the A Cappella Choir. This year they presented their musical program for many community organizations, including Rotary, Exchange Club, Lions, Women’s Improvement Club, Teco, Elks, the Meth- odist Church, and Westgate and Madera Convalescent Homes. On campus, they performed at the Girls League Christmas meeting and also went caroling throughout the buildings. Aside from Christmas, they still participated in the May Festival, Senior Reception, Baccalaureate, and Graduation. With all these performances, they are still a class and as such, study Bach to the contemporaries in composers, all under the care- ful guidance of Mrs. Lois Worthington. Twice during the year, each student is required to participate in a class talent show, by presenting some type of musical talent. This year’s class officers were Steve Cox, president, David Rubio, vice-president, and Susan Bowser, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Lois Worthington—Advisor Front Row, (left to right): H. Adame, P. Pistoresi, L. McKinzie, S. Munoz, I. Arias, C. Reed, D. Thompson, S. Bott, M. Ramirez, E. Long, L. Estrada, D. Parker, K. Southall, C. Peart, S. Hass, B. Burg, Mucha. Row 3: S. Townsel, A. Harris, P. McNeeley, L. Tamberi, D. Mayo. Row 2: H. Rios, E. Catuiza, V. Brammer, K. Moss, S. C. Spillane, R. Spencer, C. Thomas, D. Pool, M. Schatdjian. 86 Phil Hagopian and_ Sheila Holmes attending a meeting. Front Row (left to right): M. Gomes, C. Anderson, S. Hirahara, S. Holmes, Miss Dominici. Row 2: G. Harris, K. Beatty, B. DeWitt, D. Roden, B. Gaines, D. Del Bianco, S. Overgaard, M. Walker, C. Cook, A. Zoma. Row 3: B. Lucchesi, S. Bettencourt, P. Bishel, M. student LEGISLATURE Dion Goldsworthy rising to action. Ramos, K. Van Dyke, M. Hendrickson, L. Holmes, D. Collodi, Stone, L. Rosson. Student Legislature is the legislative branch of the Madera High School gov- ernmental system, This past year, the legislature was under the advice of Miss Margaret Dominici, Dean of Girls, and was presided over by the stu- dent body vice-presidents, Steve Hirahara, and Dion Goldsworthy. Among the most important actions taken by Student Legisla- ture were the temporary installation of Student Court and the adoption of a revised constitution. M. Hawkins, M. Plummer. Row 4: F. Gong, M. Meder, S. Ybarra, P. Galleano, B. Wren, C. Brunolli, D. Tabor, T. Yocum, A. Ven- turi, L. Pair, G. Torres. Row 5: L. Rios, I. Magos, D. Cox, O. Flores, J. Tucker, M. Burns, Q. Deaver, M. Urias, I. Russel, D. Front Row (left to right): B. Gaines, P. Galleano, B. Goodwin, C. Longatti, D. Goldsworthy, D. Imrie; Row 2:B. McCallister, D. Ficklin, Advisor, Mr. Burke, J. Brown, T. Kidwell, P. Ficklin. The National Forensic League is an organization of students interested in the art of speech and debate. They participate in tournaments with other valley high schools throughout the year. Each member can attain various degrees of excellence by improving his technique. This year NFL has been under the guidance of Mr. John Burke and has captured many titles. Practicing for a debate are Dane Gillette and Phil Hagopian. Front Row (left to right): G. Glass, J. Henderson, B. Gong, J. Ro- meri, K. Woodall, D. Henderson, K. Gill. Row 2: C. Rose, R. Stan- dard, M. Hyde, P. Chesonis, O. Garibay, C. Osuna, J. Pira, L. Wong, P. Noblett, D. Harrell, K. Dixon. Row 3: L. Stabb, E. Arias, C. Chan, J. Carlson, P. Kidwell, C. Flores, C. Perez, S. Marquez, J. Duran, S. Herring, G. Edwards, D. Chu, J. Gong. Row 4: VAC Youth against Cancer strives to make an awareness of the danger of cancer, especially among students at Madera ele- mentary and secondary schools. An extremely active club, they particip ate in many social functions, and hold fund raising projects whose proceeds are contributed to the Ameri- can Cancer Society. This year, YAC members held a car wash, cake sale, and after-game dance. They have also given speeches to various clubs and school classes about the pre- vention of cancer. They have heard speakers and viewed films at their own meetings as well. A field trip to a hospital at the end of the year has become an annual event. ard, D. Gong, M. Gong, J. Woo, S. Moore, F. Gong, S. Hendrickson, B. Gong, L. Lopez, D. Davis, O. Laird, D. Baker, G. Lam. Row 5: D. Poole, S. Gong, D. Turner, P. Thomas, C. Johnson, J. Poore, M. Martin, S. Cochran, J. Poore, L. Alacon, D. Guetierrez, J. Boyd, M. O'Meara, P. Chavin. Front Row (left to right) : M. Hendrickson, M. Gong, P. Long, M. Page, D. Etcheverry, L. Melenbacker, L. Martinelli, C. Brunolli, C. Peart, R. Minetti, D. Feretti, J. Pettit, M. Hawkins, L. Lattanzio, C. Pistoresi; Row 2: B. Gong, E. Quintos, S. Armi, J. Lynch, C. Farias, C, Loquaci, K. Tindal, K. Davis, J. Ceroni, R. Tinker, K. Rigby, J. Morikawa, G. Netherton; Row 3: H. Bernal, A. Soliz, M. Todd, M. Cervantes, L. Wong, P. Noblett, D. Henderson, B. Slaven, A. Cosyns, K. Taylor, J. Hodge, J. Boitano; Row 4: J. Puckett, B. Ruckman, V. Blaze, C. Stone, S. Whitehead, J. Spencer, M. Hope, M. Hilken, D. Reiring, W. Gomes, L. Rios. Teen-Age Program is an organiza- tion designed to help the Easter Seal Society. Each year the mem- bers help address and mail infor- mation on polio and birth defects to residents of Madera County. By selling candy, and through other projects, the club raises money to be donated to the Society. This year the organization has been un- der the direction of Mr. White- head, advisor, and Lani Melen- backer, president. Stuffing envelopes for the Easter Seals Society are: Ken Sellai, Cindy Brunolli, Lani Mellenbacher, and Lori Martinelli. 89 FUTURE SCIENTISTS Of AMERICA Front Row (left to right): Sgt. at Arms: D. Willford; V. Pres.: M. Atkinson: Pres.: D. Melikian; Sec.: G. Deniz; Treas.: S. Cochran; Row 2: S. Hendrickson, B. Gong, P. Prichard, F. Gong, S. Moore, S. Gong, P. Kidwell, C. Chan, B. Peddy; Row 3: S. Hira- hara, L. MacGregor, G. Netherton, R. Sanders, K. Beatty, M. Landers, J. Huffman; Row 4: S. Lowery, L. Rios, J. Porter, G. Kaufman, J. Morikawa, D. Furman, D. Golds- worthy, B. Gaines, T. Kaup, O. J. Simpson; Row 5: A. Schmidt, §. McInturf, D. Ficklin, G. Mochizuki, L, Haney, W. Shaw, D. Rubio, G. Wintermeyer. Now if I can only remember how to work this. Play time! fea To be a member of Future Engineers of America, a boy must have one semester A and a girl must have two semester A’s in geometry. Each member is required to make a mathematics or chemistry proj- ect. This year, programs were presented to the club on subjects in- cluding computers, fossils, and geography, and a field trip was tak- en to the Lick Observatory. Miss Grace Fuller and Mr. James Dur- ham served as advisors. RREAS aC Linda Coulthard and Betty Ann Sakiyama working on a “brain-teaser’’. Sandra Tesei, Bob Gaines, and Larry Southall admiring a display by a guest speaker, Seated: D. Monticelli, C. Garner, D. Roberts, J. Carlson, S. Jensen, D. Collodi, B. Sakiyama; Standing: L. Southall, L. Coulthard, J. MacGregor, L. Carlson, J. Wall, G. Kaufman, T. Galassi, S. Cortopassi, D. DaSilva, T. Bishel, Teach Fuller, S. Overgaard. 92 Participating in a pr imary reading session is Cinda Allison. | The Associated Teachers of Madera Students is an organization dedicated to preparing Seniors for a teaching career. This club helps students to decide whether they want to pursue the profession of teaching, and, if so, at which grade level they wish to teach. In order to become a member, one must be a Senior and have indicated to one’s counselor a desire to learn more about the teaching pro- fession. Some of ATOMS activities include guest speakers, field trips, and their annual Spring visitation of the elementary schools. ae) | —-?P. i i) MHS student Mike Robertson, observing teaching methods at James Madison School. Front Row (left to right): Miss Patton, D. Monticelli, S. Bowser, P. Kidwell, C. Chan, G. Smith; Row 4: J. Taylor, J. DelBianco, J. MacGregor, R. Crosno, C. Anderson; Row 2: C. Garner, G. J. Rantsma, S. Holmes, G. Hanhart, B. Gaines, G. Netherton, S. Deniz, B. Sakiyama, V. Leon, P. Machado, M. Diebert, D. Des- Pool, J. Romeri, G. Renna; Row 5: D. Roden, A. Gutierrez, S. mond, C. Pearson, A. Baldenegro; Row 3: B. Secara, C. Mastro- Weaver, C. Lesan, M. Robertson, D. Willford, D. Gillette, D. fini, D. Roberts, S. Tesei, J. Carlson, J. Bare, D. Terry, D. Aoki, Shepherd. Front Row (left to right): C. Daulton, S. Arriola, O. Garibay, H. Yrigollen, R. Gaeta, P. Boone, Miss Emerzian; Row 2: I. Lopez, S. Adame, A. Baldenegro, C. Mucha, B. Nesmith, M. Cochran, P. Andry, T. Morin, I. Uhalde, M. Turri. Row 3: M. Arias, B. Fuller, P. Thomas, B. Avila, S. Marquez, J. Duran, M. Noblett, R. Mlotkowski, F. Mlotkowski, M. Medina, D. Robison. Row 4: R. Ayala, S. Ayala, M. Ramos, M. Canales, A. Cabral, V. Cole, E. Mik- kelsen, D. Monticelli, T. Fuller, C. Miller. Row 5: A. Gutierrez, J. Poore, C. Johnson, P. Graham, M. Fernandez, I. Urbano, C. Valdez, J. Soria, V. Baze. Below: FBLA members competing in the an- nual spelling contest. Y FBLA Officers (from left to right): Olga Garibay, Hope 4 Yrigollen, Sandy Arriola, Rosie Gaeta. In one of their regular meetings the club is shown in action. Front Row (left to right): F. Pajarillo, B. Bedwell, T. Tabor, B. Sutton-Jones, Row 2: M. Chavin, B. Deaver, J. Gong, G. Lam, D. Eller, B. Goodwin, B. Westing, E. Quintos, B. Gong, G. Edwards, L. Wong, J. Pira. Row 3: B. DeWitt, G. Middle- brooks, C. Pierotti, D. Chu, B. Leach, C. Longatti, P. Morgan, J. Phillips, G. Sanderson, C. Gannon, C. McMains, G. Eastwood, 94 L. Samora, P. Helen, L. Erwin, M. Beltran, S. Ybarra, B. Wren, ae BIOLOGY This is the second year that the Sophomore Biology Club has been present at Madera High School. Miss Walker, the advisor, initiated this club last year with much enthusiasm and success. The president and the other officers meet together with Miss Walker to plan meetings, projects and trips. This year the club along with the Future Scientists journeyed to Pacific Grove for a tidepool exploration. In the spring the group goes wildflower collecting. The club’s purpose is to give sophomores, who take biology, a chance to do extra experimentation in biology. C. Brunolli, D, Furman, V. Russell, M. Todd, G. Spotts, L. Unti, G. Gillette, S. Brady. Row 5: T. Francesioni, M. Walker, D. Finkas, T. Jay, D. Albini, V. Pistoresi, K. Davis, K. Tindal, C. Lo- quaci, V. Kludjian, J. Morris, A. Wall, L. Stabb. Row 6: T. Rogers, T. Kidwell, R. Wood, R. Medina, P. Dunning, R. Wells, G. Biapham, J. Wall, T. Throneberry, K. Low, P. Noblett, D. Henderson. ORama CLUB 779 Front Row, (left to right): S. Galt, D. Peevey, L. Smallwood, K. Conley, S. Hernandez, E. Saunders, B. McAlister, D. Anderson, T. Adair, D. Gillette, D. Shep- herd, I. Malone, G. LeRoy, E. Noore, S. Tounsel. Row 2: M. Sahatdjian, D. Veatch, P. Steffen, C. Spillane, M. Diebert, E. Lopez, M. Ramirez, C. Dunning, D. Escue, G. Glass, T. Fuller, C. Perez, R. Standard, D. Mayo, R. Spencer, L. Lattanzio. Row 3: J. Samora, P. Sagouspe, W. Watrous, C. Kirley, D. Mathis, B. Lacey, C. Laird, D. Davis, L. Arthur, E. Quintos, B. Gong, E. Arias, G. Edwards, B. Goodwin, V. Eller, H. Romeri, W. Jones, N. Overgaard. Row 4: L. Johnson, C. Barnes, M. Quintos, T. Witten, H. Lopez, C. Davis, Under the advisorship of Mrs. Culp and presided over by Terry Adair this years Drama Club was one of the largest clubs on campus. Every year Drama Club puts on a play sixth period. The club also sponsors bake sales, car washes and an after game dance, music created by the Nth Degree. Drama Club in the past year has been relatively small, but this year several members represent all four years of high school. J. Weber, J. Tamberi, M. Petrella, C. Galassi, S. Ma- rinias, S. Brosi, C. Stefanelli, J. Geier, S. Overgaard, R. DeCesari, A. Breazell. Row 5: W. Graven, I. Ur- bano, J. Lara, L. Arroyo, S. Bowser, R. Barry, C. Daul- ton, H. Yrigollen, S. Arriola, F. Bridges, L. Bufford, L. MacGregor, J. Neely, J. Hallum, S. Ramirez, P. Dun- ning. Row 6: D. Thompson, R. Flores, M. Patchell, M. DeAnda, D. Vega, N. Garcia, R. Ayala, F. Rubal- caba, R. Martin, T. Chavez, S. Romandia. Row 7: N. O’Meara, R. Kilcrease, S. Howe, K. Wiggins, M. Whittaker, J. Johnson, D. Finkas, E. Meder, L. Arthur, L. Strickler, A. Soliz, L. Unti, C. McMains, K. Stone. Drama Club members practicing for Drama Club sixth period show. 95 Ski club officers (from left to right) are: A. Cosyns, A. Mortimer, R. Lattanzio and president, J. Hodge. SkI I never learned how to stop. on the slopes Mrs. Harper demonstrates the Just over this hill and... Over the hill and through the dale to grandma’s house . Our group had 50 per cent fewer falls from the ski lift. 97 athena NORIZON - AURORA HORIZON Front Row (left to right): Mrs. Turoorjian, Advisor; D. DelBianco, Neely, M. Hawkins, J. Pettit, J. Samora, M. Mora, C. Cereghino, M. D. Veatch, P. Driggs, S. Hass. Row 2: C. Pietz, J. Puckett, S. Failla, C. Peddy, D. North, J. Edwards, P. Busca. Row 4: P. Chavin, Marshall, M. Emmert, D. Ferretti, L. Smith, K. Rowell, P. Rosson, J. Fulton, L. Holmes, M. Plumley, J. Juarez, S. Uhalde, L. Lattanzio, D. Parker, C. Dunning, L. Fortune. Row 3: J. Jones, C. Reed, J. J. Glantz, J. Biscay, R. Minneti, N. O’Meara. X — Front Row (left to right): Mrs. Wright, Advisor; L. Tigson, D. Laird, D. Davis, B. Leach, G. Edwards, C. Longatti, E. Meder, D. Tabor, N. Prosperi, J. Andrew, C. McInturf, V. Kludjian, G. Glass. Finkas, L. Staab. Row 4: G. Vivid, K. Tindal, C. Brunolli, D. Fur- Row 2: L. Dean, D. Albini, K. Low, L. Ervin, L. Diebert, L. Green, man, K. Davis, J. Morris, B. Wren, E. Jessing, L. Francesconi, M. C. Loquaci, V. Pistoresi, J. Logoluso, V. Russell. Row 3: D. Eller, C. Cervantez, V. Paynter. 98 Nn zenith horizon - 1irRIs horizon Front Row (left to right): J. Gomes, A. Venturi, P. VanVleet, M. Hagopian, S. Bettencourt. Row 2: J. Cochran, J. Tashjian, C. Davis, J. Weber, D. Anderson, C. Lowry, M. Purl, C. Failla, S. Gill, J. Lewis, D. Pearce, L. Volpe, K. McCullough. Row 3: L. Lincoln, M. Machado, K. Harkins, J. Boyd, S. Marinia, D. Turner, J. Bunch, S. Glantz, C. Taylor, N. Hope. Row 4: K. Neely, J. Brandon, P. Bishel, D. Collodi, J. Tamberi, C. Stefanelli, M. Petrella, M. Turui, I. Maciel, I. Uhalde, D. Prosperi, T. Yocum. Row 5: S. Gibbs, S. Brunolli, J. Gerling, T. Marin, D. Terry, K. Roberts, C. Copland, W. Jones, S. Hendrickson, A. Dellavalle. Row 6: P. Finley, S. Gil- christ, D. Reiring, L. Hodge, M. Hilken, L. Melanbacker, Renee Lattanzio. Front Row (left to right): E. Kelly, B. Secara, G. Hanhart, P. Machado, Miss Cabias, Advisor. Row 2: D. Mattingly, C. Mucha, P. Kidwell, S. Tesei, G. Deniz, §. Cochran, M. Diebert, D. Desmond, M. Martin, J. Poore, J. Poore, J. Henderson. Row 3: P. Graham, J. Rantsma, K. Ireland, C. Jackson, G. Gentry, D. Kline, L. Hernan- des, C. Mastrofini, L. Arroyo, L. Sitterding, E. Morgan, J. Mac- Gregor, C. Jordan. Row 4: B. Avila, A. Baldenegro, P. Deaver, C. Allison, R. Young, S. Holmes, D. Cartago, J. DelBianco, R. Stan- dard, D. Terry, G. Voyles, L. West, D. Aoki. Row 5: S. Gong, C. Chan, J. Woo, J. Carlson, M. Noblett, S. Pool, D. Roberts, S. Bow- ser, J. Taylor, B. Boies, C. Lesan, A. Gatz. Row 6: K. Kilcrease, M. Velasquez, S. Adame, R. Gaeta, I. Lopez, S. Arriola, P. Wilkens, L. Puckett, R. Guttormsson, J. Duran, S. Marquez. 99 100 FUTURE NURSES 4 Front Row (left to right): A. Maria, J. Cimino, S. Gong, K. Okano, B. Gong, F. Gong. Row 2: C. Lee, R. Martinez, T. Yocum, L. Pickett, D. Mattingly, J. Kwock. Row 3: R. Watkins, L. Clark, B. Fuller, G. Thomas, C. Lowery, L. Lincoln, N. Tolbday, M. Machado, C. Schuster. Speech problems was the subject of many talks given by Mr. Dehr during the year to the girls. Smiling for the camera are historian, Kathy Okano; president, Janet Cimino; vice-president, Rita Standard; and treasurer, Susan Gong. Advisor, Mrs. Topham President Alice Gonzales and Pat Bradford prepare a meal for a banquet. Pigs Front Row (left to right): I. Campbell, G. Gillis, P. Flores, N. Pryot, B. Burg. Row 2: Mrs. Topham, Advisor; A. Carter, R. Young, G. Middlebrooks, S. Pena, A. Gonzales, E. Dominques. COYO-ETTES Front Row (left to right): J. Logoluso, C. Loquaci, V. Pistoresi, Melenbacker, M. Turri, D. Kline, D. Roberts, C. Daniels, L. D. Prosperi, N. Prosperi, C. Osuna, D. Tabor, K. Tindal. Row 2: Creamer, K. Roberts. Row 4: R. Lattanzio, M. Machado, T. Yo- S. Brunolli, I. Maciel, K. Ireland, J. Cimino, K. Neely, S. Gibbs, cum, G. Gentry, C. Allison, D. Cartago, W. Jones, J. Bunch, J. J. Taylor, K. McCollough, T. Morin. Row 3: P. Burnett, L. Tashijian. 102 “Elasticity.” TERPSICNORE Wallflowers? 103 ae Sultan’s Hide-a-way, the theme for the 1966-67 Junior-Senior Prom, was held on May 13th in the girls’ gymnasium at Madera High. Through the magic doorway of time, those attending were transformed from their everyday life to the mystical world of the Arabian Nights. Slaves and servants, adding to the atmosphere of a clear spring evening, were selected from the Sophomore Class. Music was created by Bill Thompson and the Showman. Presiding as queen over the prom was Cole Lee Baldridge and her attendants were Linda Melenbacker, Terry Flores and Lynea Minneti. Greet- ing and introducing the couples as they entered were the master and mistress of ceremonies, Steve Loquaci and Kim Neely. For all those who spent the evening in the dreamland of the Middle East, it will long be remembered. fRrosh-soph Reception — ee ‘ A land of pirates, sunken ships, and buried treasure provided the setting for Treasure Island, the Frosh-Soph Reception held November 18, 1967 in the Girls’ Gym. Hosted by the sophomore class, the affair is the first high school social event for the incoming freshmen. The Sea of Grass provided music and Chris Hernandez and Debbie Harrell reigned as king and queen over the affair. ie 4) Bea! . x Py - A ( j R54 ¥ “a x r ? PM ae 106 freshman assemBLy Behold! “Soul Sounds.” “Don’t Touch Them. Another Rick Barry. Freshman Folk group sing for Assembly. 107 Upperclassmen Front Row (left to right): D. Watson, V. Gomes, B. Bettencourt, R. Pistoresi, L. Puckett, N. Lincoln, D. Prosperi, W. Pitman. Row 2: K. Mendrin, J. Burleson, R. Pryor, B. Irving, G. Barnett, J. Parr, R. Kelley, C. Madewell, F. Flowers. Row 3: Bese, J. Lara, D. Brazil, B. Slavens, A. Cosyns, M. Martin, M. Meisner, Underclassmen Front Row (left to right): J. Pistoresi, D. Prosperi, P. Ely, J. Pryor, L. Johnson, M. Harris, J. Payne, H. Eddy, E. Nyberg, R. Villa, E. Russel, D. Johnson, J. Simpson, G. Johnson, F. Morgan, L. Franchild, G. Jones. Row 2: Arnold Mendrin, A. Mendrin, J. Langdon, J. Metters, J. Coultard, R. Chase, R. Gutirrez, J. Anderson, D. Row, S. Jones, E. Martinez, J. Osterman, D. Tune, J. Roberts, M. Carlson. Row 3: R. Johnson, R. Irby, R. RE farmMeERS O futu J. Costales, D. Cox, R. Domer, J. Bare. Row 4: J. Yverra, J. Jones, D. Hudson, D. Dooley, K. Roberts, R. Garner, S. Cameron, J. Bomprezzi, W. Nelson, D. Davis. Row 5: J. Toschi, J. Leach, R. Rubottom, S. Emmert, L. Moore, M. Elliot, F. Williams, A. Lam, M. Patterson. Anderson, S. Smith, M. Alberta, E. Martinazzi, S. Smith, G. Long, R. Delocruze, L, Fernandez, B. Collet, R. Boone, K. Russel, J. Ramirez. Row 4: R. Haley, J. Melton, S. Dover, D. Hunt, J. Smith, R. Irby, D. Haworth. P. King, E. Madewell, L. Loquaci, J. Al- berta. Row 5: H. Chappa, A. Gracia, R. Sterling, P. Dunning, S. Ireland, V. Payne, D. Prichard, J. Lopez, G. Canady, D. Baze, A. Moore, E. Stapleton, M. Jack. Ss Of AMERICA Front Row (left to right): R. Jensen, R. Blake, J. Eddy, D. Bradford, L. Hayward, B. Flowers, K. Owen, D. Workman. Row 2: S. Edwards, D. Young, D. Roche, T. Davenport, S. McRae, D. Overstreet, L. Perry, S. Young, M. Croan, S. McCann. Row 3: L. Hawkins, K. Horn, L. Allen, L. Perry, N. Rinmaker, L. Pair, K. Stanley, L. Chrisco. Row 4: W. Pit- man, W. Wimple, R. Boone. D. Balbas, S. Gonzales, J. Lara, J. Lynch, M. Martin. President, Norman Lincoln presents F.F.A. awards to the M.U.H.S. Student Mrs. Mary Hannon, secretary in Agriculture Department. Interclass softball won by seniors. Queen’s Dance—Nancy Hope gets honors. farm he Displaying prize sheep. Roadside cleanup. 110 TRRMENS OF Aig, FFA Officers Front Row (left to right): Lynn Puck- Presenting awards. ett, Dan Prosperi, Norman Lincoln, Ron Pistoresi. Standing: Don Watson, John Bese, Bob Bettencourt, Willie Pitman, Vernon Gomes. m happenincs The final results announced in the Gym. (Juniors won. ) State Farmer Degree recipients—Norman Lincoln and Mr. Wren observes students’ work. Albert Lam. 111 The shadow of Time. Ready and waiting. Once upon a time... Oklahoma Stomp goes like this. We find the defendants... AW AROS ASSEMBLY This is a very solemn moment in our lives. . . It isn’t that funny! Don’t drop it, Tribble. Don’t be afraid, Miss Dominici, it won’t bite. Santas shanty Look who’s here! Couples enjoy the music of the Glory Bound Train. I couldn’t have danced all night. Tradition carries on as this year’s Senior Horizon group sponsored the Christmas Ball. ‘The theme for the ball was Santa’s Shanty. Members of the club worked hard to make the Christmas Ball one of the nicest holiday formals. Santa and his wife were there to greet the couples as they entered the colorful world of Santa’s work- shop. Music was created by the Glory Bound Train. One could hear some of the boys commenting on the attire of their dates saying, “I’ve never seen her look so beautiful.” And the same could be heard from the girls saying, “I’ve never seen him look so handsome.” All in all the success of the Christmas Ball could be expressed in four short words . .. It was a groove. Kim and Richard take a moment to rest from the evening. 15 cheer Le. VaRSsIty Top to Bottom: Dana Cartago, Joan Rantsma, Carol Taylor, Nancy Hope. 116 =n LEAOERS fRosh-soph Diana Tabor Cindy Brunolli Vikki Pistoresi Carol Loquaci 117 pep GIRLS This year Madera High had an outstanding group of Pep Girls under the direction of Mrs. Rose Harper. Headed by Cathy Lesan, the group captured a variety of awards in competition with other schools. This past summer they attended Big Sur, the Pep Girl Camp at Santa Cruz. They placed first in divisional competition every day, and at the end of the week they received the superior trophy. In September the girls went to Fresno to compete in the Northern Yosemite League Pep Girl Competition and won first place. Later in the year they competed with 100 other California schools at the Rams vs. 49ers football game in San Francisco. The girls are: Cathy Lesan (Head), Senior Joan Del Bianco, Senior Bev Secara, Senior Jeannette Taylor, Senior Gayle Gentry, Junior Lori Martinelli, Junior Diane Prosperi, Junior Susan Glantz and Junior Janice Bunch. Madera High would like to salute its 1967-68 Pep Girls for their outstanding achievements this year. Mrs. Rose Harper, Cheer Squad Advisor Joan Del Bianco Janice Bunch Bev Secara Gayle Gentry , ee ares ten Jeannette Taylor 118 Diane Prosperi Lori Martinelli or Ny twig % Be bed) ot tod 0) 0 Pa ah ed er oo am Sa ee All right, gang, one, two, three. Now when I throw the ball, I want you to try to catch it. es = 0 8) Ms N O Or = VU = 1) mRching Band ee as Chris Harkins Debbie Furman ' Renee Lattanzio i ttf bh babe bet tetet Do Beebetand Lynn Pucket Melinda Purl Gail Hanhart Andrea Goss 124 The members of Senior Band represent four years of con- centrated effort. These students have given unselfishly of their time and talents for the enjoyment of the people of Madera. The Madera High Band has been an outstand- ing group of individuals who represent our school in many events such as: Long Beach Parade, Merced Parade, Selma Parade, Fresno State College Homecoming Football Half- Time, Oakhurst Parade, Christmas Parade and all of the Madera High School football half-time shows. The Showband of the Valley entertains the captive audi- ence at many stadiums. Under the direction of Mr. Harkins, the band has brought home many trophies. . SENIOR Band Tim Catching, the drum major, is one of the finest in the valley and we are proud of his successful leadership. The band, in their patriotic colors of our flag, has played music from the period of Bach to modern composers. Marching in front of the band are the Majorettes and Let- ter-girls. Thanks to both of these groups under the fine di- rection of Mrs. Harkins should also be shown. Madera High salutes you, the 1967-68 Marching Band and recognizes the senior members who will be graduating. Front Row: D. Mattingly, L. Puckett, T. Catching, G. Hanhart, M. McIntyre. Row 2: C. Jack- son, H. Clark, H. Schillings, C. Garner, W. Gomes. Row 3: L. Haney, C. Alexander, D. Will- ford, P. Plyle. FIRE Squad Front Row (left to right): D. Badorine, T. Gomboa, D. Furman, M. Noblett, S. Emmert, D. Rubio, D. Williams, G. Bursev, S. Mc- S. Holmes, T. Galassi, G. Hanhart, J. Dooley, K. Rigby, D. Golds- Inturf, R. Henderson, R. Viscara, L. Murray, N. Lincoln, P. Hago- worthy. Row 2: C. Mille, G. Fernandez, G. Netherton, S. Cox, pian. Row 5: P. Cereghino, D. Cereghino, B. Slaven, R. Roden, A. C. Loveland, M. Chavin, J. Howard, B. Hill, J. Pettit. Row 3: Cosyns, G. Renna, S. Rau, K. Sellai, S. Whitehead, R. Melikian, M. Higgenbotham, R. Pistoresi, J. Hallum, D. Shepherd, D. Gil- G. Desmond, J. Hodge, D. Imrie. lette, R. Zarate, D. Givens, E. Jeffries, L. Tribble, G. Gill. Row 4: The alarm sounds and off go the fire squad members. Who called the fire department? —— a a Me ve e@ a BE at | yr ® Fey Front Row (left to right): R. Garcia, D. Martinez, A. Mares, R. Adame, D. Hernandez, V. Baze, L. Schumbohn. Row 2: G. De La Cruz, C. Baker, R. Martinez, P. Martin, A. Gon- zales, M. Ruelaz, P. Bradford. D. Turner. —_ President, Dina Turner, seated at sewing machine, shows a dress made by one of the girls. Members of F.H.A. display their knowledge. Women! My life began one... . Cowboys vs. City Slickers. 127 Dan Cereghino Doug Machado Donn Imrie Ken Taylor P) = N S = Gerry Desmond Mike Robertson Jim Morikawa 130 Steve Rau Dan Roden Brad Slaven Phil Hagopian _— — S oO 1) © © Cale Ken Sellai Brian. Hill Dwayne Crump 131 a | dl ) Mike Holding Steve Whitehead Jim Hodge Andy Gutierrez Dave England Jeff Cerioni Senior halfback Steve Whitehead side steps for a good gain against the Fresno Warriors. 132 Tony Gallasi Tom Hilken we Got the hat After a disappointing opening season loss to the Dos Palos Broncos 29-0, the Coyote eleven came fighting back and de- feated our traditional rivals, Merced, 26-12. With a tough defensive line and the throwing of quarterback Ken Taylor and the pass receiving of end Dan Roden, Madera was able to command the contest and bring home the victory. Along with the victory, the Coyotes garnered the famed stetson hat of former California governor Goodwin Knight. This win marked the seventh time in 14 contests that Madera had gained possession of it. Turning in the outstanding defensive game was tackle Dave England. EdISON 6 MADERA O With numerous rash mistakes and penalties the Coyotes dropped a heartbreaking 7-0 loss to the speedy Edison Tigers. Playing at McLane Stadium, the score remained 0-0 through the first half. Disaster struck though in the third quarter when Tiger John Easter received a Coyote punt on his own 30 yard line and raced 70 yards down the left side of the field for the lone score. Coyotes Steve Whitehead, Steve Imrie, and Jeff Cerioni led the Madera running attack for the night, while Brian Hill, Andy Guiterrez, Donn Imrie, Tom Hilken and Allen Cosyns turned in respective defensive jobs. chowchilLla 26 MAdERA 19 Playing a non-league match with the valley’s number one team proved to be another disappointing evening. Madera scored all 19 points in the first half and took a 19-7 lead down to the dressing room. Unfortunately the Coyote defense went lack in the final quar ter and the Redskins were able to score their own 19 points. Quarterback Ken Taylor, halfbacks Steve Imrie and Steve Whitehead, and fullback Jeff Cerioni all turned in commen- dable offensive performances. Brian Hill, Albert Smith, Terry Adair, Allen Cosyns, Gerry Desmond, and ‘Jim Hodge performed good at their defensive positions. ——i om Don Brazil Lyle Bott Steve Herring Allen Cosyns David Lowry Keith Rigby David Ruiz Dave Melikian 133 Joe Pettit Mark Williams Albert Smith FRESNO 35 - MADERA O The Coyotes never really got going in this contest and the Warriors virtually kept control of the en- tire game. Fresno’s Vic Lamanuzzi caught three touchdown passes to lead the Warrior offensive attack. Madera’s offensive line faltered in this contest, but as the season progressed Madera would later be known for its tenacious defensive line. MADERA 28 - NOOVER 27 In what had to be the Coyotes’ finest hour, they upset previously unbeaten and fifth ranked Hoo- ver High. Seniors Dwayne Crump and Ken Taylor provided the main nucleus for the win. Crump gained over a hundred yards on 11 carries, while Taylor did a fine job directing the offensive attack at his quarterback position. Hoover had maintained a lead over the Coyotes until the final 50 seconds. With a bad snap from center, a host of Coyotes converged on a Patriot in his own end zone for a two point safety and the victory. Opening the offensive line for the Coyotes were Steve Loquaci, Steve Rau, Dave Melikian, Brian Hill, and Brad Slaven. Turning in outstanding performances on defense , niet : are Joe Pettit, Dave England, Don W Terr With a hand in his face Dwayne Crump still manages to turn the corner hee J T Tk a: a oe y and pick up a sizeable gain. air, Tom Hilken, and David Lowery. Jim Bompezzi David Rubio Dennis Badorine Larry Southall Jeff Venezuela Bob Jacobs Steve Hodges CLOVIS 14 - MADERA 13 Dropped passes and occasional missed blocks hamp- ered the Coyotes in this close decision, Four Cougar interceptions didn’t help the matter either. Madera led in all the statistical categories, but the inability to produce led to the downfall. Ken Taylor and Dwayne Crump again turned in commendable per- formances, but luck was not with them that night. Taylor was able to throw 18 times in the contest and usually had plenty of time, but the Clovis sec- ondary defensive was so good it pressed the Coyote 7 passing attack. Halfback Steve Whitehead also turned in one of his best performances of the year as he shone both on offense and defense. mclane 7 - MADERA O Although losing the game, Madera’s defensive unit held their own and showed why they’re one of the toughest in the league. Sparked by the play of Donn Imrie, Jim Hodge, Andy Gutierrez, Terry Adair, and Dave England, the Coyotes managed to contain the Highlanders until a last quarter surge led by McLane’s Dave Wiggins turned the tide. It should also be noted that Madera’s offensive backfield had four main players missing which might have made the differ- ence. Penalties were also a main factor in this contest as the Coyotes were put back 90 yards by the officials. Gary Linderman Don Watson 135 BULLARO 33 - MADERA 7 Madera fell behind quickly in the traditional home- coming contest, but fought valiantly throughout the game. Ken Taylor, Dwayne Crump, Steve Whitehead, and Dan Roden all played fine offen- sive games. Madera could just not stop all-league quarterback Monty Schultz and company. The Coyote defense was better than the scores indicate, though. The game was broke wide open on two long bombs from Schultz to ends Bob Erikson and Tom Delaney. Making one of his numerous tackles this year is defensive half- back Dwayne Crump. It was defensive plays like this which earned Crump, Dan Roden, and Jim Hodge, all league honors. ROOSEVEIT 12 - MADERA 7 Playing without quarterback Ken Taylor the Coy- otes’ play was a bit rough, but the running attack got smoother as the game progressed. Dwayne Crump, Steve Whitehead, and Allen Co- syns played respectively in this contest. Madera’s defensive team also had a good night. Best offensive blocks of the evening came when Bob Jacobs and Floyd Wilson opened up a hole for Cosyns who scampered 37 yards for the lone Coyote touchdown. Halfback Doug Machado scoots through the Rough Rider de- fensive line for valuable yardage. 136 Award winners for this year’s varsity football team were (left to right): Allen Cosyns, most improved; Dwayne Crump, most valu- able player; Steve Whitehead, most dependable; Jim Hodge, most was Ken Taylor, co-captain. SEASON'S RECORO MADERA 0 vccccrcceesencesecrensensenseseenses OOS Palos 29 MADERA Q6ccrrrrerrr eerste eet tee tect eeeeees MERCEO 12 PP AON 0 senaidencorsnacsvsdandsapnowseednoetnvoenne'’s EOISON 7 TEE NOG ON 10) i scene co cenportcnessesvcasneses Chowchilla 26 TIPA OCIA Qoiscecnensscecareccenccadeansocdesasssnwes FRESNO 35 TIN OG R08 ears nsodesngecdscieceeeseracsinesees NOOVER 27 LEG cl ee: Gn Seer peenr Eo meenr rr errr rore et CLOVIS 14 TVA OCCA Orci ewe cress ctne neds pete cemannces mclane 7 TIP A OG Froese ia dn ie eena ti cendteve ence anaes BULLARO 33 hf bye 8 2p arene eee eee eee ene piece ROOSEVELT 13 inspirational; Dave England, co-captain; Donn Imrie, sportsman- ship; and Steve Rau, academic achievement award. Not pictured 137 coaches Head Coach George Farrell Coach Jerry Johnson Coach Don Jaske 138 SPORT happenings NEP Wn” | SWIMMERS Front Row (left to right): Dan Johnson, John Pipes, Vonel Cham- Jones, Mark Foster, Coach Al Kiddy. Row 3: Roger Henderson, bers, Ken Veach, Gerald Harris, Virgil Payne, Bill Schleicher, Roger Dan DeGardi, Walter Clark, John Meders, Verga Salas, Edmond Williams, Ron Truitte, Rocky Head, Steve Cortopassi. Row 2: Jeffries, Kenney Davie, Dan DaSilva. Row 4: Manager Dan Yrigol- Coach Leroy Powell, Eddie Gonzales, Steve Spinelli, Brad Hatch, len, Paul Williams, Robert Wood, Gary Espinoza, Daniel Camerena, Tom Bishel, Charlie Freeman, Rod Earls, John Freeman, Daniel Bruce Deaver, Norman Arter, Pat Soto. Our football team was made up of many fine boys this sea- son. These boys will be a big asset to the varsity program next season. The ability of this ball team to come back in the last half is truly what champions are made of. Coach Al Kiddy 140 Pee 2 ag i Fullback Kenny Davie scampers around left end for a sizable gain and a Coyote Pup fiirst down. fROSh- soph Coach Roy Powell 141 FRosh-soph highlights Trying to break off tackles is number 31, halfback Ken Davie. Coming up to help him is number 73, Dan Camerena and another unidentified Coyote Pup. Closing in on the unexpected ball carrier are Coyote Pups Brad Hatch, Up for grabs goes the ball and it looks like the Pups lost it this No. 81, and No. 30, Eddie Gonzales. Bringing him down from behind time. Fortunately, the Madera man was right there and quickly is Dan Camerena. made the tackle. 142 frosh footBall ; a: Pe aaa 71 66 6 Front Row (left to right): O. Flores, R. Redwine, J. Pryor, K. Per- G. Long, R. Maldonado, G. Roseen, W. Clark, E. Ramirez, J. Payne, kins, D. Nash, S. Bottini, R. Castro, A. Deniz. Row 2: B. Blackmon, R. Adam, D. Morin, R. Rowe, K. Morgan, Coach Lyon. Row 4: S. Hodges, D. Cook, S. Edwards, M. Saulsbury, J. Coulthard, T. Bar- tow, K. Evans, R. Ortez, M. Gonzales, S. Jones. G. Basada, M. Gimbl, L. Johnson, K. Laymons, D. Walters, K. Davis, J. Huffman, P. Cavazos, D. Ruiz. Row 3: Coach Downum, Coach Les Lyon Coach Bob Downum 143 ROBERT yslas. . valley CROSS-couNntRY Champion hNaRRIERS ud 8 Members of the varsity cross country were (left to right) Back: Robert Flores, Robert Yslas, Johnny Martinez, Coach DeWitt. Front: Ricky Clymore, Raul Mazon, Adriano Fierros. Junior varsity runners were (left to right) Back: Richard Wells, Fernando Pajarillo, Robert Ar- ballo, Rudy Vega. Front: Howard Scruggs, Felix Rodriquez, Ricky Jensen. 145 Front Row, kneeling (left to right):Steve Hodges and Jack Lara. Tim Catching, Gary Wintermeyer, Chuck Loveland, Dennis Flippo, Row 2: Dwayne Crump, Steve Cox, Dave Garcia, Naaman Gerry Desmond, Glen Helmuth, and Coach Les Lyon. Haynes, Teo Gamboa, George Allen, and Rick Crosno. Row 3: This year’s basketball squad faced the season with no returning regulars and not much size. Two transfers, Gary Wintermeyer from Barstow, and Dave Garcia from Santa Maria, entered school and quickly displayed the ability to help the Coyotes. In fact, these two boys led the team in scoring. Gary also led the team in accuracy from the field (46%) and from the foul line (75%), and was selected as the most valuable player. David was selected the team’s most valuable offensive player. Tim Catch- ing led the rebounding department (173) and was elected co-captain with Dwayne Crump. George Allen was selected the top defensive player on the team. Seven juniors gained varsity experience this year, and we hope that this will pay off next season. VARSITY B. Coach Les Lyon and players after winning a tough 53-44 victory over Hoover High School. Be ul Most valuable player Gary Wintermeyer. Gary led the team Top defensive man for this year’s squad was senior standout in scoring. George Allen. Co-captains Dwayne Crump and rebounding star Tim Catching. Transfer Dave Garcia was chosen as this year’s best offensive player. BAasketBall JUNIOR varsity B. Up for two more goes Ruben Edwards, the JV’s leading scorer Steve Gamboa pumps in a basket for the Pups shown here this year. against Roosevelt. Front Row (left to right): John Pipes, Mike McLaine, Jim Murphy, fries, Rick Malone, Teddy McAlister, Kenny Evans, and Coach Walter Clark and Vincent Vaughn. Row 2: Steve Gamboa, Ruben Bob Downum. Edwards, David Givens, Vonell Chambers, Gary Bettes, Edmond Jef- 148 BASKETBALL ‘ee ({ — Re ees tte Award winners at the basketball-wrestling banquet were: Front Row and Chuck Alviso. Second Row (left to right): Steve Gamboa, Tim (left to right), Steve Whitehead, Larry Tribble, Henry Fleming, Catching, Dwayne Crump, and Ronnie Grahm, Front Row (left to right): George Allen and Dave Garcia; best Most valuable in their respective sports were Front Row (left to defensive and best offensive, respectively. Pictured in Back Row right): Steve Whitehead and Charlie Freeman. Back Row (left (left to right) are JV award winners Ruben Edwards, Gary to right): Ruben Edwards and Gary Wintermeyer. Bettes, and Vic Malone. 149 her), AWS | Freshmen Kenny Evans and Walter Clark await for possible re- Mike Chavin sets his sights here as sophomore John Pipes gets | bound. Both players moved to the JV’s before the season was ready for the rebound. half over. fRosh-soph BasketBall Front Row (left to right): R. Redwine, P. Garcia, B. Blackmon, J. Brandon, R. Graham, C. Alviso, M. Moran. Back Row: A. Mendrin, B. Schwartz, J. Pipes, K. Tigson, E. Jeffries, M. Chavin, T. Bartow, D. Esqueda, Coach Eslick. 150 nyl champs Front Row (left to right): Peter King, Ruben Marquez, Robert Ar- Higginbotham, Dale Arthur, Tim Del Toro, Larry Tribble. Row 3 ballo, Ed McIntyre, Laddie King. Row 2: Steve Whitehead, Mark Brian Hill, Don Watson, Dan Cereghino, and Coach Al Kiddy. . ™ 4 ‘ a Made 14 :. % ww ff Front Row (left to right, sitting): R. Jensen, B. Bowser, D. Leon, L. R. Ybarra, M. DeAnda, S. Martinez, G. Marquez, J. Martinez, J. Rosson, P. Escobedo, R. Barrientoz, H. Flemming, C. Freeman, S. Lopez, K. Veatch, M. Moye, T. Horsman. Row 4: P. Carejo, R. Rios, B. Lopez, D. DeSilva. Row 2: R. Truhitte, T. Adair, B. Hatch, Sandoval, R. Ortega, J. Colley, P. Cavazos, S. Rodriquez, D. Villareal, M. Eades, F. Nombrano, A. Del Toro, D. Degardi, B. Baldenegro, D. J. Burciaga, H. Seruggo, R. Ortez. Johnson, L, Johnson, Coach Bowden. Row 3: M. Todd, P. Anderson, 152 WERE NO. 1 Jubilant and excited after defeating Clovis and gaining the NYL title, fans, students, faculty members, and players all surround Coach Kiddy and the cake that states the seasons long story: “The Champs.” Senior co-captain Steve Whitehead. Junior co-captain Larry Tribble. 153 Wrestling at the 112 lb. slot this year was junior Robert Arballo. Robert had to work real hard to get down to this weight, but in the end it seemed to be worth it. Not pictured on these pages are four more boys who contrib- uted greatly to the team’s winning accomplishments. Unfor- tunately photos were not taken of freshman Petey King, jun- iors George Marquez and Laddie King, and senior Dan Cere- ghino. Petey, in the 95-lb. class, Laddie, in the 127-lb. post, and George, in the 103-lb. slot, will be coming back next year and hope to help the Coyotes of 1969 retain the championship. Heavyweight Dan Cereghino improved immensely his last year and finally came into his own. Although out weighed by most of his opponents, Dan usually came through with the victory. He will undoubtedly be missed next year. Junior Ed McIntyre was the man in the 120 lb. class. Mac worked hard continually throughout the season. If he hadn’t sustained injuries late in the season, Madera might have been valley champs. Sensational is the only word to use when Whitehead. Wrestling in the 133 lb. slot, Steve breezed through some 40 matches without defeat. describing undefeated Steve Marking Higginbotham, a senior, kept the 138 lb. division intact during the long season, Mark came on strong in the latter part of the season as he captured first place in league. Manning the 145 Ib. class was Madera’s most improved wrestler Dale Arthur. Dale won a stirring win in the McLane match which sparked the Coyotes to a much needed contest. | | on VaR S ITY Probably the most exciting wrestler to watch was fast moving Larry Tribble. Going in the 165 lb. weight division, Larry very seldom win TITLE Brian Hill, a senior who made some fine upsets this year, handled the tough 175 lb. post. He once had a pin streak of three in a row this year. Another junior, Tim Del Toro, did remarkably well in the 154 One of the steadiest wrestlers on the squad this year had to be Ib. slot. This weight division is considered by many to be the big Don Watson in the 191 Ib. class. Don is another member of toughest. the junior oriented team. 155 156 Senior members of this years varsity baseball team were: Front Row (left to right), shortstop, Gary Wintermeyer; outfielder, Brian Hill; and catcher Dave “Tank” England. Standing (left to right): Coach Sammy Wright. pitcher, Dave Tindal; pitcher, Dan Tiller; outfielder, Doug Ma- chado; and third baseman, Steve Whitehead. Not pictured was Mike Martin, who also plays third base. SENIOR BASEBALLERS VaRSITy BaseBall Y cee ¥' s pADERA 9 MM: ADERABM y ADERA 14 Members of team include: Front Row (left to right): Larry Dave Tindal, Dan Tiller, Roger Williams, Gary Wintermeyer, Southall, Al Araballo, Steve Whitehead, Doug Machado, Charlie Dave England, Brian Hill, and manager Matt Shannon. Not pic- James, and Paul Williams. Standing, back row: Coach Wright, tured are Mike Martin and Ken McCullough. One of the biggest hopes in future Coyote baseball is sophomore flinger Paul Williams. Paul, who lettered as a freshman, plays first when he isn’t pitching. Putting the tag on Steve Whitehead, here in a practice session, is sophomore second baseman Charlie James. 157 JV BAseBall Members of the JV squad were: Front Row (left to right): R. E. Gonzales, S. Hodges, C. Alviso, and T. Mochizuki. Standing in Garibay, B. Deaver, V. Payne, P. Soto, D. Esqueda, B. Bedwell, Row 3: J. Brandon, R. Henderson, R. Graham, N. Arter, M. and Coach Bowden, Row 2: S. Hirahara, M. Burns, D. Morin, Doshier, M. Foster, and K. Evans. Frosh BasEeBall Members of the freshman team were: Front Row (left to right): Blackman, E. Robinson, K. Morgan, A. Mendrin, J. Payne, and B. M. Cargil, D. Prosperi, K. Perkins, M. Burns, B. Bloodworth, R. Hughes. Row 3: N. Ferretti, G. Basada, R. Graham, R. Rol- Garcia, S. Bottini, and T. Agguire. Row 2: D. Leon, B. lins, S. Hodges, M. Foster, and Coach Jaske. 158 1 WO RUNNING. 4 2 SHOWER BEFORE ENTERING POOL. 3 WOMEN MUST WEAR CAPS. 4 OULY OWE PERSON OW DIVING BOARD NO BOUNCING ON DIVING BOARD. EXCEPT IN TRAINING SITUATION “NO ROUGH PLAY. h OP g Members of our outstanding diving team were: (Left to right) manager Julie Brungess. Top Row: Rick McAlister, Pat Eaton, Bottom Row, Patti Chavin, Andrea Mortimer, Debbie Poole, and Howard Romeri, Fred McFerren, and Coach McAlister. 159 BOYS SWIMMING Members of the boys squad were: Bottom Row (left to right): Row: Coach Ruble, H. Romeri, M. Chavin, S. Gamboa, M. At- S. Kwock, R. McAlister, P. Eaton, L. Copeland, F. Nilson, J. kinson, K. Cheatham, J. Porter, R. Pitman, D. Wilford, D. John- Pipes, B. Parkey, D. Pitman, G. Marklund, and R. Adams. Top son, D. Goldsworthy, J. Marklund, and L. Johnson. GIRLS SWIMMING Girls’ team members include: (left to right), B. Westing, D. Boyson, J. Raymond, C. John- 160 son, M. Chase, D. Terry, and D. Terry. MON OO se Getting ready to take off is Junior girls swimming star Diane Terry. Another oustanding girl performer on the MHS tanker team is Diane and her older sister, Debby, have set many records this valley diving champion Andrea Mortimer. past year. | — a, bah sdeeal 7 | _ — Freddy McFerren holds up the boys end of the diving team, as he is also a valley champion in his class. 161 Stan Kwock and Fred Nilson prepare here for a practice run through their specialized strokes. tennis Front Row (left to right): Joetta Flores, Richard Wells, Leslie Lo- quaci, Joe Pettit, Dale Arthur, Terry Kaup, Richard Evans, Ron Niino, Bob Gaines, Bil Bowser, Alice Venturi. Row 2: Ellen Jessing, Beverly Gong, Nobutaka Edahiro, Liz Arroyo, Greg Renna, Beverly Breazell, Edward Alvera, Paul Galleano, Becky Wren, Greg Gill, Sharon Overgaard, Tim Catching, Jennie MacGregor, Coach Durham, Carole Garner, Paul Cereghino, Judy Weber, Jim Mori- kawa, Jeanne Spencer, Dane Gillette, Susan Bowser, Dale Moore, Cindy McInturf, Coach Wright. Captains—Richard Evans and Joetta Flores. 162 Susan Bowser—Senior. Catching and Gill—Seniors. Bowser and MacGregor—Seniors. SENIOR NETTERS Left to right: Lizard, S. Rightguard, Super Nat, Bobbsy Twins, Mr. Modest, Buda Brothers, The Nose, Bucky Beaver, Cherry Cherry, Hairy Legs an All, Thing Child, Good Fairy, That’s Right, Ribet Ribet, It’s My Tad Terry, It’s only me. 163 Members of our golf team were: Front Row (left to right): J. Scaquaia, G. Kaufman, J. Costallis, K. Rigsby, S, Rau, V. Veatch, Huffman, J. Malick, D. Foster, G. Rossen, G. Del Bianco, B. D. Milinovich, D. Givens, J. Cerioni, and Coach Keeble. Jacobs, and M. McLaine. Back Row: R. Medellin, S. Arni, D. 1968 Coach Joe Keeble. 164 Linksters In action Reggie Medellin and Steve Armi practice their putting out at Jim Costales hits his divit shot, while Bob Jacobs plays around the Madera Golf and Country Club. in the background. Trying to get out of the rough on this stroke is Bob Jacobs. Keith Rigby tees off on this drive, as Jacobs tries his own type of shot in the back. 165 VaRsIty tI The incomparable Robert Yslas shows his style. Members of the “A” Class track team were: Front Row (left to Vv. C right): D. Imrie, K. Sellai, R. Medina, D. McCullough, R. Yslas, B. Hz L. Cervantez, S. Loquaci, D. Rubio, G. Ridge. Back: Coach Brunolli, tek Clark, Imrie, and Williams break away fast. 166 eft to V. Chambers, A. Clark, J. Foster, D. Roden, J. Hallum, A. Smith, Albert Smith unwinds for a long toss. . Hatch, E. Saunders, R. Amey. a fp a7) w St eo oe Se Esa, ESP aL LN EN Dah. | Saunders and Urias get ready for the triple jump. Young vaults up over the cross-bar. 167 “B’ CLASS Members of the “B’” Class track team were: Front Row (left to Witt, J. Foster, J. Osterman, S. Anderson, L. Echols, R. Sykes, right): R. Yslas, F. Bianchi, K. Davie, F. Williams, S. Imrie, R. J. Martinez, P. Gomes, E. Jeffries, C. Moreno, T. Walker. Williamson, B. Barner, A. Spratt, D. Conners. Back: Coach De- Steve Imrie jumps easily over the bar at 2’ 3”. 168 Members of the “C” Class track team were: Front Row (left to P. Dunning, M. Young, T. Bartow, T. Sampawlesi, K. Tigson, right): M. Urias, H. Scruggs, D. Espinosa, R. Ortez, R. Flores, F. Pajarillo. S. Hass, D. Flores. Back: F. Paparillo, G. Goto, G. Camerena, Camerena, Medina, Dunning, and Gomes warm up. Long jumper Bobby Barner hams it up. 169 Fall President Fall Vice-President Rodney Melikian Wayne Gomes Fall Secretary Fall Treasurer Rae Young Beverly Secara CLASS) O 172 Spring President Spring Vice-President David Melikian Catherine Lesan SS OF 1968 Spring Secretary Spring Treasurer Gail Hanhart Michele Oberti 173 SENIORS Diane Acedo Stella Adame Becky Alberta 2a” ag: George Allen Albert Avalos Jerry Amey “To Ditch or not to Ditch, that is the question.” 174 Donna Aoki David Arellano Mona Arias Charles Alexander Charles Anderson Richard Armi SENIORS Alvino Armiento Gloria Arredondo Sondra Arriola ® Dale Arthur Beatrice Avila “a Raymond Ayala Judy Bare George Barnett Henry Bernal Bob Bettencourt James Bettini Barbara Boies Joseph Boitano Lyle Bott 175 SENIORS di Edward Bridges Jack Brown Richard Brunolli Chris Bufford Herb Barnett Rebecca Caballero oe = — yer ‘? Bam... ' 176 “No Comment.” Carol Campbell SENIORS Janice Carlson Dan Cereghino Jeff Cerioni Coleen Chan Barbara Chandler Edward Chacon Andrew Clark Jim Costales 177 Mari Cochran Sherri Cochran Leodis Conley SENIORS Allen Cosyns Louise Creamer ick Diana Dandes Candy Daulton 178 Aim dim Linda Coulthard David Cox Steve Cox Bert Cripe Dwayne Crump THAT’S LIFE 4. Pam Deaver Gloria De le Cruz Joan Del Bianco SENIORS a: Gloria Deniz Deborah Desmond Gerry Desmond a= Fe FP, j Holly Dionne Jeff Dooly Royce Doyle Joanne Duran Michael Eades Nobutaka Edahiro Hey THRE Md Marilyn Edwards Dan Erwin iN Richard Evans Richard Farinelli Jesse Fairey Margarita Fernandez 179 SENIORS Vay + David Ficklin Larry Flores 180 Michael Fraley Adriano Fierros Robert Flores Maribeth Frank PO OSS ine LN Pat Finley Robert M. Flores Louie Franko Joetta Flores Pat Ford Ruben Frausto SENIORS Bob Gaines David Garcia Rosemary Garcia Yolanda Garcia Carole Garner Tony Galassi James Gannon Gayle Gentry Greg Gill Patricia Gelles Dane Gillette 18] SENIORS ; a ' } Coleen Gimbl Dion Goldsworthy Myron Gomes Vernon Gomes q Wayne Gomes Ana Gonzales Louis Gonzales Salvador Gonzales Ruth Gould Peggy Graham Andrew Gutierrez Rikka Guttormsson 182 SENIORS Bob Hauff Phyllis Hall Gail Hanhart Dora Hernandez Rita Hernandez Gary Herald Steve Herring Helene Hibbard 183 SENIORS Mark Higginbotham Jim Hodge r4 Richard Hodnett Sheila Holmes Mike Holding Ronnie Howard a YS Steve Hubbard Paul Hudson 184 Steve Hunter Marra Hyde Donn Imrie Marvin Inman SENIORS i� Clair Johnson Donald Jones Gary Kaufman Ken Kisloff Dorothy Kline James Kludjian Bob Konrath Stanley Kwock Dena Kyriss Albert Lam SENIORS Diana Landucci STE, be Norman Lincoln Martha Logan 2 Frank Lopez Irene Lopez David Lowry ate 3 Pry M. 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Tayl K h Tayl 19 SENIORS Debby Terry Patricia Thomas David Tindal Robert Tinker , c f 198 Ron Toschi Love is blue. y] Regina Turner Cecilia Urbano Isabel Urbano ace Yolanda Valdez Richard Valorosi Beas Ww - m ‘ as Blanca Verdu Phyllis Verduzco Jeannie Vogel Gail Voyles 199 Doug White David Willford 200 Floyd Wilson Linda Woodall What’s happening man? SENIORS Garry Wilson Larry Wilson Floyd Wright Jeanette Woo Ernest Ybarra Alvin Young Bobby Young — Rae Ann Young Sharon Young Hope Yrigollen Raynel Yrigollen Robert Yslas These two are now serving time for an over-display of affection on campus. 201 CLOTHES TREE 111 E. Yosemite 674-7789 DALE’S STUDIO 112 South C 674-6202 DARIO BORIA ELECTRIC 1705 Howard Rd. 674-6948 DE CESARI STATIONERS 126 East Yosemite 674-4611 DICK ANDERSON FORD 500 Nort h E 674-6771 CHEZICK REALTY 125 South D Wakes 6 East Yosemite 674-8834 di Baei ee 674-8878 ALLSTATE INSURANCE CO. BUNDY’S KEY SHOP DU BOSE MOOSIOS Z PUMP CO. 134 E. Yosemite 22TSOnea Ste 333 South Pine 674-67029 674-4163 674-2402 BERRY CONSTRUCTION CALAWAY DRUGS 1904 Howard Rd. 234 E. Yosemite 674-6111 674-6757 FERRARESE BARBER SHOP Fourth St. W. A. BRAMMER CO. CHARMANT BEAUTY SALON FLOWERS BY HELEN 219 E. Yosemite 1709 Howard Rd. 210 South D 673-3346 674-8264 674-8901 or 674-4914 BRIDGE SHOPPING CENTER CUNINGHAM FURNITURE CO. FORD’S WELDING 748 No. D 110 South E 237 South D 674-7846 673-1471 674-7216 JEMCO ENG. MFG. CO. 1217 East Yosemite 674-5868 JOE ANGEL VIVED’S CHAPEL You're in heaven when You're at Joe Angel’s JENNING BROS. FURNITURE 125 North D 674-4814 JAN—AL BEAUTY SHOP 4 East Yosemite 673-3332 PAUL JONES GIFT HOUSE 123 East Yosemite 674-4106 JOSEPH’S DEPT. STORE 333 West Olive 673-1511 FOREHAND MOTOR SALES TEACH FULLER’S JAKE’S MOBIL SERVICE Sixth E Merthiolate Factory 1208 West Yosemite 673-9216 “The redder the better” 674-5357 FRANKS MARKET HOUSE OF MUSIC KAHN MORA 1100 North D 144 East Yosemite Sixth D 673-3168 674-6279 674-6778 GIBBS HARDWARE RALPH HOWELL STUDIO LEE’S CONCRETE MATERIALS 230 East Yosemite 218 South D 200 South Pine 674-2730 674-7523 673-1041 WILL GILL SONS JAMES DEPT. STORE GRIFFITH’S PHOTO STUDIO 13402 Road 26 205 East Yosemite “If you don’t like it— 674-8843 674-4818 that’s just too bad.” MADERA DRUG 135 East Yosemite 673-3548 MADERA FOOD MART 720 East Yosemite 673-3568 | Chui rox NIA Bon. MAXI—MIDI DRESS SHOP Miss Dominice — Proprietress MADERA LUMBER HARDWARE CO. LEIGHTONS TIME SHOP 205 East Yosemite 674-8036 LYON’S WIG SHOP Specialize in bald wigs LUCCA’S RESTAURANT 325 North Gateway Drive 674-6744 MADERA AUTO TOP 400 North E 674-7901 MADERA BOWL 117 North E 674-3367 MADERA COUNTY TITLE 126 North B 674-5684 MADERA CRAFTS HOBBIES 352 South C 674-6270 MADERA DAILY TRIBUNE Seventh E 674-2424 721 South Gateway Drive 673-3556 MAGGIE’S SPORT SHOP 27735 Hwy. 145 673-3074 MAIDEN LANE 129 East Yosemite 674-4139 MARACCINE TORDINI 324 South Gateway Drive 674-5646 McCUMBER PINION 136 East Yosemite 673-3533 MEXICAN KITCHEN 326% East Yosemite 674-4738 NILES PHARMACY 208 East Yosemite 674-8583 NEWCOMB TRACTOR CO. 112 West Olive 674-2444 OBERTI OLIVE CO. 12806 Road 26 674-8741 THE O’GRADY’S 402 East Yosemite 674-5549 PEART’S AUTO SUPPLY 212 East Sixth 674-6754 PAUL’S MOBIL SERVICE 701 South I 1030 North Gateway Drive J. C. PENNEY CO. 100 East Yosemite 674-4882 PERLONGO’S BAKERY 321 West Olive 674-5633 PETE’S SPORT SHOP 124 South C 674-5235 PISTORESI MOTOR SALES 225 South D 674-8834 Booster DR. WILLIAM GUTTORMSON PRICE’S 108 East Yosemite 673-3426 RADIO TV HOSPITAL 215 South D 674-8821 ROBERTS JEWELERS 117 East Yosemite 674-4892 RUDY PRINTING 105 West Second 674-5736 SURE SAVE MARKET 823 Cleveland 674-7663 SIHTO’S MORTUARY “You stab ’em, we slab ’em.” TAYLOR HUARTE 1801 Howard Road 674-5629 THOMPSON GILL P. O. Box 720 673-3504 ROSE HARPER’S REDUCING SALON You put it on — we take it off THE SAMPLE SHANTY 111 South D 673-9651 SEABURY COPELAND 120 South C 673-3529 STATE FARM INSURANCE 411 North E 674-8847 STEPHENSON PLUMBING 316 South D 674-4619 J. GAIL STEWART INC. 929 South E 673-3597 oe VERNON’S CHEVRON STATION West Yosemite R 674-4882 WARBURTON’S PLUMBING 325 North E 674-4760 WESTERN AUTO 318 East Yosemite 674-6921 VALLEY PAPER CO. 209 South C 674-5314 YOSEMITE SHOE REPAIR 324 East Yosemite Madera Booster DR. T. R. GUSTAVESON 205 The 1967-68 school year has come to a close and with it, many fond memories and experiences which will never be recaptured again. Producing the annual is an experience that we, the annual staff, will never forget. Yet, for us and other graduating seniors, life’s experiences are only begin- ning. This has only been one year in our eternal search for quintessence, and a lifetime stretches ahead of us to con- tinue our quest, the quest that is the true adventure in life. We would like to thank all those who have made this an- nual possible: Ralph Howell, Dale Griffin, Chase Studio, Alan Brown, and Pat O’Rourke who assisted us with the photography; all the students who willingly sold ads and all the businesses who willingly bought them; all our un- derstanding parents and our understanding teachers; and last but not least, our long-suffering advisor, Mr. Gene Griffith, who helped us transform our dreams for this an- nual into reality. May you come closer to your idea of quintessence. Debbie Marra Joey Susan Cathy Janice Jennie Stan Richard Mike Rick Debbie Albert Sandi Greg Sheila Bob Ee or ast