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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1970 volume:

Nova EXOROIUM a new beginning. For us it represents the gateway to the realization of an ideal, a hope, a dream perhaps, of something new and better for ourselves and mankind. Astrologically we are beginning the age of Aquar- ius, in which events as important as those at the beginning of Pisces (when people like Christ were born) are likely to occur. We hope that in this new age man will at last reach the epitome of civiliza- tion and learn to live in peace, much more diffi- cult than resting in peace, with his fellow man. We, the seniors of Madera High, are facing a new beginning also. We hope that this, our nova exor- dium, will inspire each of us to pursue his individ- ual goals with a new optimism and a new dedi- cation. As members of this generation, we are part of a new attitude toward all aspects of society, includ- ing authority, tradition and morality. This new at- titude is preached vociferously by those of the so- called drug culture, but its scope of influence is much broader. It indicates a general feeling of dis- enchantment characteristic of today’s youth. But possibly there is also a miracle to be found in our somewhat foggy ideas. For in our disregard for the apathy and skepticism of the old generation, we have seized on a new neo-romantic spirit. We have great and far-reaching hopes for improving society. We are questioning, perhaps more than any other generation before us, the validity of worn-out values and antiquated tradition. Our anti-mate- rialistic ideas are perhaps too easily dismissed as being too impractical. We don’t claim to have invented anything new, but we feel we are rejuvenating the somewhat for- gotten subjects of love, amazement, and jubilation. It is said our attitude is a by-product of the af- fluent society we grew up in. (“You don’t know what hard times are. When I was your age. . .”) It is called unhealthy, unrealistic, impractical, immoral, a Communist plot. Some say it will destroy us, some say save us. Some say it will fade away, some say it will rule future lives. Some are thrilled by it, some horrified. And so, youth is, in itself, a controversial issue. You may, dear mothers and fathers, condemn _ us for what we are. But don’t condemn us for what we aspire to be. Our greatness lies in the future, and this is our nova exordium. Contents faculty Administration.......... me Senior Class wADERA COUNTY LIBRARY” Principal Vice-Principal MR. ROBERT WARNER MR. DINO PETRUCCI SupeRINtendent Assistant SUPERINtENdSENT MR. DUANE FURMAN MR. RINALDO WREN Ocean of Boys Ocean of Gir ls Py� i : MR. PERRY HARPER MISS MARGARET DOMINICI Board Of TRustees MR. M. JOHNSON DR. E. GROOTENDORST MR. K. GILL MR. A. FREEMAN DR. T. R. GUSTAVESON MR. P. MARTIN REV. N. HAYNES Success and happiness are the two primary objectives we all wish to attain. Both are equally important for we can- not have one without the other. Knowledge is an ingredient essential to the realization of these goals. The search for knowledge must not end with graduation. Instead, that search must continue throughout life. Formal education lays the foundations and provides the impetus to continued learning. Self-discipline is another necessity in the struggle for success and happiness. Shouldering responsibilities, facing life’s problems, and having the necessary perseverance to achieve desired goals are all directly related to the ability to discipline oneself. MRS. R. ACKERMAN MISS C. ADAMS MATH Success and happiness are also dependent upon our abili- PHYSICAL ED. ties to respect our fellow man, even though we may not share his views or convictions. It is my hope that your years at Madera High School have provided you with the basics to achieve these goals. The rest is up to you. The road ahead will sometimes be rocky, but with knowl- edge, self-discipline, and respect for others, you will have an excellent chance to be both successful and happy. ROBERT H. WARNER Principal MR. G. ADAMS MR. R. ALEJO SOCIAL SCIENCE INDUSTRIAL ARTS MR. S. BONILLA MR. R. BOZIO MRS. D. BROOKS MR. V. BROOKS MR. F. BRUNOLLI LANGUAGES SOCIAL SCIENCE BUSINESS DRIVER’S TRAINING SOCIAL SCIENCE MR. B. BUFFORD MISS S. CADENAZZI MRS. A. CARTER MR. T. CROW MISS J. CURRY ENGLISH SCIENCE PHYSICAL ED. SOCIAL SCIENCE COUNSELOR MR. J. DAVID MR. B. DEWEY MR. D. DeWITT MR. R. DOWNUM MR. G. DUNLAP INDUSTRIAL ARTS ENGLISH PHYSICAL ED. PHYSICAL ED. BUSINESS MISS S. EMERZIAN MR. J. DURHAM BUSINESS MATH MR. L. ESLICK MISS P. ESTES MR. C. FAKE MR. G. FARRELL MR. S. FERRARA SPECIAL EDUCATION ENGLISH SOCIAL SCIENCE COUNSELOR DRIVER’S TRAINING MR. J. FIFIELD INDUSTRIAL ARTS MR. W. GAMBOA LANGUAGES — Z . ri Bor = SN iia. MR. O. GOMEZ MR. H. GRONROOS LANGUAGES AGRICULTURE MR. H. GUERREIRO MISS H. HAMMERBERG MR. A. HARKINS MR. J. HARPER MRS. R. HARPER LANGUAGES FINE ARTS MUSIC SOCIAL SCIENCE PHYSICAL ED. MR. W. HAUGEN MR. R. HOBBS MRS. D. HUCKOBEY MRS. G. HUTCHINSON MRS. N. JANTZEN BUSINESS INDUSTRIAL ARTS FINE ARTS LANGUAGES JOURNALISM 10 MR. W. JANTZEN MRS. S. JENNINGS MR. G. JOHNSON MISS P. JONES MRS. G. KAYLOR AGRICULTURE ENGLISH SOCIAL SCIENCE SCIENCE HOME ECONOMICS A ANA RIDES AE SL BS EMBL LDH BIOS y Ps MR. J. KEEBLE DRIVER’S TRAINING MRS. E. KEEBLE BUSINESS ' p} «ny _ 7 : Fi) MRS. E. KELLY MR. A. KIDDY MR. H. KIRK MR. H. LOWRY MR. L. LYON COUNSELOR PHYSICAL ED. INDUSTRIAL ARTS COUNSELOR ENGLISH ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 11 MRS. J. MALONEY MR. D. MacGREGOR MRS. E. MASSETTI MRS. N. MASTIN MR. R. MASTIN FINE ARTS COUNSELOR ENGLISH SCIENCE SCIENCE COUNSELOR MR. W. McALISTER MR. D. McCNETT PHYSICAL ED. INDUSTRIAL ARTS f . 4 J , a R MR. G. MELVIN MR. D. MERRIMAN MR. R. MILANI MR. R. MULLER MR. G. MULLINER BUSINESS ENGLISH AGRICULTURE INDUSTRIAL ARTS SOCIAL SCIENCE 12 MRS. R. NEWMAN MRS. B. O° CONNOR MRS. B. OSWALD MR. T. OSWALD MR. R. OWEN PHYSICAL ED. HOME ECONOMICS ENGLISH SCIENCE MATH ay MRS. H. PARKES MR. R. PARSONS MISS J. PATTON MRS. C. PERSSON MR. E. PFISTER ENGLISH SPECIAL EDUCATION LANGUAGES HOME ECONOMICS SOCIAL SCIENCE COUNSELOR MISS N. PHILIPS MR. W. PIPES ENGLISH MATH MR. R. POWELL MR. M. PURSELL LANGUAGES MATH 13 MR. G. RASK MRS. E. RIEHL AGRICULTURE ENGLISH et ae MR. D. ROHRKE MR. A. RUBLE PHYSICAL ED. PHYSICAL ED. MRS. P. SCHWARTZ MR. C. SHRINER MR. G. SIHTO MRS. M. SINAY MR. R. SMITH ENGLISH BUSINESS SCIENCE SCIENCE INDUSTRIAL ARTS Wa MR. D, SNELL MR. D. SORDI MR. R. TAYLOR MRS. J. TUCKER MR. R. VARGAS AGRICULTURE INDUSTRIAL ARTS PHYSICAL ED. BUSINESS AGRICULTURE 14 MR. R. VARNER MISS M. VERDU MR. J. VIVED MISS K. WALSH MRS. L. WIESE MATH LANGUAGES SOCIAL SCIENCE ENGLISH MATH A MR. W. WITHERS MATH MISS R. WILLS HOME ECONOMICS ee MRS. E. WOGAMAN ENGLISH MRS. V. WOOTTEN MRS. L. WORTHINGTON MR. S. WRIGHT MR. L. ZIMMERMAN MR. S. ZUPANOVICH FINE ARTS MUSIC BUSINESS INDUSTRIAL ARTS SOCIAL SCIENCE 15 MR. G. COOK MRS. J. COOK MRS. C. DENMAN MRS. B. DONLEAVEY BUSINESS OFFICE ATTENDANCE OFFICE MAIN OFFICE LIBRARY MRS. V. GOODRICH M. HANNON MRS. V. JOHNSON MR. KNOX MAIN OFFICE AGRICULTURE HEALTH OFFICE ATTENDANCE OFFICE MRS. K. MAYORGA MRS. T. MILINOVICH MRS. B. NASH MRS. J. SHOEMATE ATTENDANCE OFFICE BUSINESS OFFICE ATTENDANCE OFFICE COUNSELING OFFICE NOT PICTURED: MRS. V. FUENTES COUNSELING OFFICE MR. C. SOUTHALL MRS. J. UHALDE MRS. V. WIEGAND AUDIO-VISUAL DEPT. ATTENDANCE OFFICE LIBRARY 16 associated Personnel Custodians — First Row (left to right): L. Salazar, J. Flores, J. Filiponi, M. Arias, R. Hernandez. Second Row: H. Kelzer, O. Bollinger, L. Palacio, E. Wiens, L. Saidle. Back Row: C. Kollman, A. Shelton, R. Brown, W. Lowry, F. Henderson. Cooks — First Row: R. Hendrickson, B. Puckett, O. Roberts, Z. Bronzini. Back Row: T. Laird, D. Simpson, R. Lee, B. Temberi, T. Failla. Bus Drivers — Front Row: D. Pager, D. McCraw. Back Row: J. McCandless, M. Miller, E. Thomason, R. Walters, E. Bowd, S. Harris, O. Nickell. 4 = 7 aa I ee e eee Could it be . . . the Mafia? Love those Bananas! “T see a bad moon risin’” | eS 1970 So Cool 18 Could it be a... a bear? Our group has 21% fewer cavities. One of the 21%. 19 Ruben Medina Steven Spinelli President Vice-President 1970 SENIOR Carla Farias Cindy MclInturf Secretary Treasurer 22 Paula Galleano Ron Truhitte President Vice-President Class OffICERS Carol Loquaci Vickie Gaffney Secretary Treasurer 23 Maria Acosta Raymond Acosta Helen Adame Leo Agee Ronald Aguilar Mari Alberta Debra Albini Jon Albonico Martin Almaraz Leonard Alviso Janice Andrew Ida Arias 24 Fernando Avalos Bruce Ballard a. Bobby Barner Leo Barnes Lee Beals hn Barry Bedwell Cheryl Beavers Joseph Beck Alice Beckett 25 a ee fice : . k ae p Margie Beltran Nell Bettini Fred Bianchi Kathie Bier Gary Bispham Jess Bloodworth Michael Bottini Debra Boysen Sally Brady John Brandon Bill Bowser 26 Ernesto Camacho Victoria Cates Anthony Chavez Mary Ann Chavira Michael Chavin Debra Chu Lois Clifton Kathy Cockman Jack Coley Judy Contreras Henrietta Coronado Steven Cortopassi Darrell Cox Randy Crowley Raymond Cruz Keith Daniels Daniel DaSilva Debra Davis Krisann Davis 28 ss Brent DeWitt Lauren Dean Bruce Deaver Clinton DeVoss Josefina Diaz Otillia Diaz alm Michael Doshier Patrick Dunning Rodney Earls Gayle Edwards eS Paul Ely Kenneth Eddy Virginia Eller 29 30 Anita Escue Gayle Fairey Phillip Ewing Carla Farias ‘ Max Escobar Helen Fernandez Gary Espinoza Janie Figuerova Jennifer Flores Steven Flores Lubirda Foster Debra Franklin Emmett Franklin Charles Freeman Martha Frausto 31 Debora Furman Vivian Gaffney Richard Galindo Paula Galleano Hasek Steven Gamboa Ronald Gangbin : 4 % ‘ y : Judy Gassman Sharon Gibson Gail Gillette David Givens 32 Beverly Gong Edward Gonzales Stella Gonzales Linda Gonzalez Bette Goodwin James Gray Lauren Green Paul Gutierrez Marilyn Guglielmana 33 Arlin Hall Joyce Hardin Cynthia Harlow Deborah Harrell Gerald Harris Michael Harris Douglas Haywood Paul Helm Dian Henderson Roger Henderson Elva Hernandez Keith Herring 34 Alice Huerta Susan Herring David Houlding a Pa. Stan Ireland Kenneth Hughes Michele Hyde Wayne Irby = lip Vif : Wf; , a . Michael Jack j Charles James Ella Jacks Terry Jay Edmond Jefferies Daniel Johnson Ellen Jessing Albert Jones Daniel Jones John Keast Donald Kelman Pamela Ketchum Thomas Kidwell Veronica Kludjian Lynn Kobayashi Candice Laird Brandette Lacey 36 Pp. Grace Lam Jim Langdon Norma Larez David Lasswell Kurt Lenhart Karlene LeRoy Gor Leu I EL Sharon Long ; Ree Laddyne Lizak Vladimir Lobkowski tape Janie Logoluso Donald Lopez Victor Magos Ana Maldonado Vick Malone James Manos 38 4 Ruben Marquez Ruben Medina Dora Martinez Susan Medlock Ernest Martinez Alicia Maya � Elias Mendez Herlinda Martinez Vincent Mendez 39 40 Roger Mirelez Jo Ann Mlotkowski Oralia Morales Ronald Moren Patty Morgan Gwenthea Moss James Moye Essie Mucha Paul McCullough Cindy McInturf Emma McMillon Levina McRae Michael Nave James Neufeld Pamela Noblett Darrell Ogletree Judith Ogle 41 Mark Okano ‘A Janet Pira Ralph Pistoresi Victoria Pistoresi 4 ae Charles Priest Rod Pryor Mary Ridge Stanley Ramirez Loretta Reyes Monica Rios Mitchell Rigby Dora Rios Lupe Rios 43 Debra Rocha Deborah Rolison Mary Roman Margarita Ruiz Edward Russell Candelario Salas Alice Salcido Andrew Sanchez Esther Sandoval Craig Smith David Sharp Rita Simpson Dudley Smallwood 45 Lee Stinnett Leigh Strickler Bruce Sutton-Jones Dianna Tabor James Taylor Lewis Thomas Steven Thomas Margaret Tolladay aera : David Tune ¥ Linda Urbano af; Kenneth Veatch Carolyn Valdez Georgia Valdez Steven Valorosi rrr! EI “s a Lawrence Vierra Walter Walker Cynthia Walkingstick Aletha Wall James Wall Terry Welker Richard Wells Eric Williams Paul Williams Roger Williams Louise Winter 48 Marilyn Wolf Lucille Wong Robert Wood d. William Wright Mary Ybarra Robert Ybarra Daniel Yrigollen Stella Ybarra Rebecca Zamora Rick Schwabenland 49 are 50 CAMERA SHY SENIORS Leandro Aguilar Randall Anderson Sam Anderson Dave Arnold John Baker Bartolo Baldenegro Doris Barnett James Basden Pamela Bonds Elizabeth Camarillo Jesse Castro Anita Cervantez Rose Chamblin Carl David Beverly Dirks Patti Esparza Dolores Espinoza Grace Esquivel Ysidro Falcon Richard Flores Lawrence Fuller Paul Fulmer Antonio Gaeta Benito Garza Michael Gendron Rodney Glass David Gonzales Rosa Gonzales Garry Harris Rocky Head Jose Hernandez Jesse Huerta Kurt Jackson Robert Jones Judy Langrum George Lee Dolores Lopez Manuel Lopez Martin Mabie Peter Marmolejo Duke Martinez Johnnie Martinez Melba Matlock J. B. Moore Valentine Morales Carlos Moreno Lanny McCann Teddy Norman Edward Nyberg Bill Pick Richard Ramsey Victor Raqueno Javier Renteria Julian Rodriquez Vance Rowland Vivian Russell Morris Samarin Raymond Sepulveda John Simpson Henry Soto Robert Sterling Richard Torres Johnny Urena Martin Urias Arnold Valenzuela Maria Villafan Demetrio Villarreal Thomas Walter Doris Williams Robert Ybarra Barry Young Charles Young Monty Young So cool? WA Ae: WW Sy, Jon Mari Judi! Judi! Judi! I looked out over what I could see of the world and I closed my eyes to nothing. I saw people dying, even starving, people unloved and unloving, forgotten and forgetting, lost and losing. I saw man killing man with faces looking on and saying nothing, their silence called patriotism while the cries and shouts of others were carefully ignored. I saw the shocks of hospitals jails wars ghettos army training camps city streets and even libraries full of tears and the most hopeful full of fears. I saw man’s great machines with bared waiting jaws and he with no place to run from what he built in that same anxious passion that (it was whispered) would destroy him because perhaps his greed was even greater than his hate. I saw hungry, pleading eyes, eyes empty of the hope that comes only from the knowledge of a life that can hold something besides misery and dying, and dying, and death. I saw my greatest hope, my generation sitting quietly in rows unseeing unfeeling dismissing anger joy passion love pretending not to know growing old comfortably, while those who wouldn’t fit refused to sit let their minds be wasted in stoned immunity their search for individualism and meaning yielding only conformity and meaninglessness, their shedding of values leaving them naked and shivering in their desperate need so that in the spaces between the thrills and pills they though of ultimate escape no longer immune, hopelessly succeptable. I saw obscenities scratched into grade-school lunch benches, smack king hero in in red on tennis shoes. I saw people miserable in marriages and other institutions who had long ceased talking of escape, having realized long ago that they had nowhere else to go and sometimes there were children to think about and hold responsible. I saw people passionately hating their life and desperately fearing their death, their future ceasing to exist in the eternity of their present. I saw people without hope. I saw me. I looked out over what I could see of the world and I closed my eyes to nothing. The world lay before me in hideous shades of dark and grey and I could see no sense or reason in all the terrible struggle. But then the sun burst forth born once again of darkness and spread slender fingers of color over the land touching, blessing everything and I, I forgot my search for reason and found one after all in the sun, the crazy sun smilin’ in spite of everything and me shinin’. 53 Nomecoming Week the 1969 Queen Ano CouRt Activities for Homecoming Week were launched by the naming of the four candidates for Home- coming Queen; Carol Loquaci, Dianna Tabor, Janie Logoluso, and Paula Galleano. That Mon- day night, Block M held its annual toy drive, collecting toys for needy children. Tuesday night saw the Boy-Girl football game held at Rotary Park. After the girls won, the crowd went to celebrate at Baskin-Robins. Throughout the week each class and different clubs were finishing their decorated cars. On Friday a panel of judges named Y.A.C. as the winning car. There was also an after-school rally held at Bethard Square. That night, the four candidates made their walk down the field with the Band playing on either side. At the end of the walk Block M president, Charles Freeman presented the traditional roses to Homecoming Queen Paula Galleano. After the game at the Block M Dance, the Queen was crowned and all candidates received gifts. Paula Galleano, 1969 Homecoming Queen Left to right: Carol Loquaci, David Givens, Dianna Tabor, Dan Milinovich, Janie Logoluso, Steve Gamboa, Paula Galleano, and Ruben Medina. 56 eb hy ee Backwards Oance “night of the Living dead” “The Night of the Living Dead” was the theme for this year’s Halloween Back- wards Dance. Sponsored by the Girls’ League, it was held on November 1, 1969, in the girls’ gym. Coffins, headstones and all types of spooky decorations added to the eerie atmosphere of the dance. Prizes went to Cindy Mc- Mains and Terry Jay for the best cos- tumes. Music for the evening was pro- vided by the “Soul Dynamics.” Nancy Prosperi, Girls’ League President } FrRosh-Soph Reception To MHS — This year’s 1969 Frosh-Soph Reception was one of the most outstanding achievements the Class of °72 ever accomplished. The success was due mainly to the hard-working chairmen in coopera- tion with the class officers and advisors. Besides getting their committee together and dec- orating, the chairmen also had the responsibility of earning money by bake sales and selling raffle tickets. Around 300 Freshmen and Sophomores attended the reception. The Albert Witch Affair played exceptionally well, the refreshments were deli- cious, the decorations were fantastically grotesque, and everyone, including the chaperones, had a real “ghoul” time. Anita Meister, Sophomore Class President Class of ‘70 Junior-SEenioR Prom “Palace of the Gods” was the theme for probably the best Junior-Senior Prom in the history of Madera High. A theme of ancient Greece and the gods that ruled carried out the setting for the formal affair. At intermission, Miss Diane Prosperi—es- corted by Mr. Mike Cappelluti — was crowned Queen of the 1969 Junior-Senior Prom. Music for the Prom was ably pro- vided by Jerry Venturi’s Band. Paula Galleano, junior class president, did an outstanding job of organizing all of those “energetic” last year juniors to cre- ate the best prom ever. Dan Milinovich =S christmas Ball The theme for this years’ Christmas Ball was “An Old Fashioned Christmas.” Each table had a centerpiece of a pine cone that had a red or white candle near it that was tied with a red bow. From the ceiling there hung a large silver ball that had four garlands coming from it to each corner of the gym. There was a fireplace, and two large Christmas trees that had lights from top to bottom. The money was used for our Senior Horizon trip to Los Angeles in the spring. Music was provided by the Forth Oncome. 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Briedenberg? arse. bs yan ees eect eee ees Glenda Glass PATA GOS IEE ST eee tec rece oeacey eeeteees acca Gail Gillette EL iat ome ee race ee ea err ee Linda Arthur Alicemb lakesaeer seent hala c eee wn ee Vicky Cates NEI) CARIN OS CY gee oe reser Perce cee creme ere ek Kris Davis Plelen Ar DUzzi tcf ceseets fee eeleyaer eee ee Vicky Gaffney Katherine 22-7... tecets heres eee Whigs eee Lynn Staab | SAG) ope Ran ve ese ee oR een RES oe Judi Roberts Gatien Blaine: heresies caereee esse tee ge Vivian Gaffney Blizabethwellisnt: tek eater teens Debbie Franklin Rachels Gordorices: , seca mece tc ea ok see ee Lois Arthur JGUURIN Onis ta A cess Seteesere ec ces tae eee Cindy Brunolli GarolerB larrc ay coc cie tu eeet rece renee ee Mari Alberta SV ALVA CUIMM ED ALT) Cte ey ereerese cyte eeeee vied oes 2 3, Ga nnn Aletha Wall Pauilb arnt Pers.) oe ae noes ene sea Neca ee John Pipes | SL el roy pace oe oeme eeeeeeeven ee Nee re Bruce Sutton-Jones Samuels Bester xox eccrenvs cath eatct eleieweese oss, Ron Truhitte DrssMaxwell- Clarke 22. e oon ee ae Ron Truhitte OGM RCT OMe meres ieee ele sects te ay ane Gerald Harris eV rey eA KGB Ap ete re Necet Cates POO 20 A We ace Sonta.say roeercees Terry Jay @harles@Arrons poeta ee se aa James Murphy RUSTY. Brienne ice ct say cert tei ey ee Tony Chavez MS OUISIV Teal tiaesces te eemen cess dette oo, terre ne ee ee Leo Barnes Mennies Netimatky- scarce en: ele ere eee Lex Bufford SAS Oo KS OE ba ER a a ee ee aE eR _ OC ammAaN SS MD OD ND NQ mw “production staff Directorae sarees rte coc ee tee ey Mrs. Brenda Oswald Set Design and Construction ...........-.----.------- Miss Hammerberg Asst. Director and Stage Manager .............--..--------+-- Diane Eller Propseanidenieake= press ceeset me crecetessrarcomt = Vikki Vizcarra Royce Blanton Earline Smith Vicky Smith Julie Wilkinson Kathy Klotzbier Kim Gilchrist DS Ta 6c ese ene Deena eeter erred rte Berbera eet John Howard Duane Imrie George Escobedo Lance Murphy Asa aes eMac Rete aia er pe eee ea ety Bae Sion hres me George Escobedo Ce rete fae a Tea terme ee Drama Class Miss Hammerberg’s Art Classes Seniors Progranis aridiilickets rere: secessesteseseerteeceeeeesenae ste Paula Galleano Ubi ch tye eee eet oes ees eee Diane Eller Postersc and Art cee oe ea eae Dianna Tabor TCs ante oe MNO | Dh aes met rt eect eo iM OLE 9 RIN ERS ery oe Bob Kahn Dan Milinovich Fred Bianchi SENIOR play “Know your lines, know your lines,” were the frequent words of Mrs. Oswald during the many weeks of preparation for the Senior play. The play was “Up the Down Staircase,” with a cast of 30 characters, plus all the behind- the-scene crews. With Mrs. Oswald’s mighty fist of encourage- ment, the members of Madera High Actors Union, gave up jobs, sleep, boyfriends, girl- friends, food, and flunked Civics so the Senior Play could be a successful one. Mrs. Oswald often used the cliche “Break a leg,” Linda Arthur took it literally and did just that. Summing up the many weeks of rehearsals, we worked hard and were not dis- appointed with the profits! Diane Eller Assistant Director Bette “Yodi” Goodwin Diane “Moki” Eller We were chosen as Madera High School Mas- cots by the fall Student Council of 1968, and were the first to make the job more meaningful. Starting out in our spanking new coyote suits and new coyote heads fashioned by Kim Neely, it was hard to distinguish between us. Moki, Diane, tied a bow on her tail, and was the shortest. Yodi, Bette, tied two knots in her tail and was taller. Some of the highlights of the two years were when we went trick-or-treating and handed out the goodies at the 68 Homecoming game, times that we played football, Moki in her football shirt and Yodi in her football shoes. Best of all was when we entered a float in the 69 Home- coming and won a third place. We've done our best as mascots and think that we added a little to school spirit. We hope that the privilege of being the coyotes will be given to some deserving characters next year. Moki and Yodi Ox ; ae ooo taWas aN X 4 A GwWa oN wre. OO. Ae, . mMadERA hiGh mascots Moki and Scottie talking things over. The football team’s traditional run through the Coyote. The Pep Girls get to ride in back. student council As I began my term of office as Student Body President, I really had no idea of the tremend- ous task facing me. It soon became apparent to me that if any work was to be done, it would have to be accomplished by a team effort. The members of the 1969-70 Fall Student Council gave forth this effort wholeheartedly. Madera High has always had many problems facing it, but thanks to incentive in the Student body, faculty, and administration, the problems have been tackled. In the future, no matter what problems the high school faces, I hope the stu- dents take the incentive and have pride in their school and look for solutions to their problems. I now look back on my term of office as the most enjoyable time of my four short years at Madera High and I sincerely hope that the students will always, as they did this year, strive for a better Madera High School. Barry Bedwell Fall Student Body President As Student Body president for the second semes- ter, I have had the opportunity to attempt to change programs that I felt could be improved. This has been an experience that I will never forget. I cannot say that this has been a very easy semester, or always enjoyable. At times I wanted to resign, but at others it has been very rewarding. The office of Student Body President has de- manded much more time and effort than I had expected and it caused a great deal of conflict with my other activities. The experience I gained from the term was all worth while. I would like to take this oppor- tunity to thank all of the students at Madera High for giving me this chance to work for them. Thank you Dick McCullough Spring Student Body President Fall Student Body Vice-President: Gifford Johnson rd . . es reerserey spay Ty ‘ AX) ‘ ) oT ih oe Commissioner of Clubs and Activities: Fall, Darleen Del Bianco; Spring, Shirley Overgaard a Spring Student Body Vice-President: Scot Byers Commissioner of Finance: Fall, Janie Logoluso, Spring, Marilyn Hawkins 69 Senior Class President: Spring, Paula Galleano; Fall, Ruben Medina Junior Class President: Fall, Glen Goto; Spring, Don Estabrook. pF “WU Ah a a en a a Ee ell lL Sophomore Class President: Fall, Anita Meister; Spring, Jeff Melikan Freshman Class President: Fall, Freddy Thomas; Spring, Steve Sherrod 70 ' : 3 =e a | a I | Student Body Clerk: Fall, Karen Galleano; Spring, Sally Konkel Commissioner of Awards: Fall, Debbie Pool; Spring, Becke Tanaka Commissioner of Publicity: Spring, Diane Eller; Fall, (not pictured) Raymond Cruz; Public prosecutor, Steve Cortopassi - =. hk NN, OX z: Commissioner of School Spirit: Fall, Cindy Brunolli; Spring, Janet Glantz 71 First Row: Denise Lowry, J. Longatti, M. Minnetti, J. Siebert, G. Johnson, K. Veatch, N. Larez, E. Ytraldi. Second Row: L Loquaci, D. McCullough, J. Freeman, P. Hughes, B. DeWitt, R. Williams, B. Hatch. Third Row: S. Bottini, D. Smallwood, M. Alberta, G. Williams, J. Puckett, M. Hawkins, N. O'Meara, S. STUDENT LEGISLATURE Overgaard. Fourth Row: B. Melenbacker, R. Hanhart, M. Foster, S. Gamboa, J. Tamberi, C. Romeri. Fifth Row: Mike Sutters, H. Glantz, P. Chavin, D. Boysen, B. Tanaka, D. Potter, D. Foster, B. Leach. Sixth Row: P. Gamboa, M. Bellinger, D. Parker, R. Pagett, V. Nichols, D. Longatti, S. Bautista. == First Row: Tom Kidwell, Mitch Rigby, Joe Saragoza. Second Row: Yolanda Villa, LaVonna Chambers, Carl Cunningham, Steve Cortopassi, Wayne Irby, Karen Winder, Dianna North. BOYS’ State GOVERNOR'S sState- house conference n.y.L. SECRETARY My stay at Boy’s State was not as worth while as I expected it to be. The facilities in which we stayed were said to have been better than the years before, but this is a matter of opinion, The main function of Boys’ State was to inform us of the different levels and classifications of our gov- ernmental bureaucracy, and to teach us the system of American Govern- ment. In this mode, Boy’s State was worthwhile and achieved its purpose. I feel this organization could be ameliorated if more funds were pro- vited for recreation and better living facilities. Steve Gamboa Boy’s State representative The 1969 Governor’s State House Conference held in Sacramento on November 10 and 11 was an outcome of the youth conferences organized throughout the cities of California. The theme was to discuss the problems of the young genera- tion in the new decade of the seventies. It was a challenge for action and change. Never before had I seen so many adults and young people get together to talk about the dilem- mas confronting both generations in these times of turmoil. The issues discussed scaled from mass media to discrimination, from sex to education, and from war to drugs. The results were not as positive as one would have hoped for, but the experiences gained were left in the minds of the young and the old to regenerate a new attitude. Perhaps a solution won’t be formulated, but we young people and adults, through our reflected despairs, are concerned with the hardships and tragedies of the world and hope to acquire a new transformation for a better understanding. Gerald Harris Conference Representative I think that getting involved in NYL gives a person an even greater know- ledge of student government. You’re working with new people, people that you don’t know personally, instead of your close friends and those you’ye known all your life. The purpose of NYL is to better school relations and to solve school problems, but during the year, we decided that one meeting a month was more than enough. At that time, NYL was completely dissolved and we formed a new one which will still accomplish the goals of NYL but with fewer meetings. I have enjoyed my year in NYL very much. I have learned a great deal about student government and I have made many new friends. Dianna Tabor, NYL Secretary BOARO Of EXAMINERS Senior: Cindy MclInturf Junior: Brad Hatch Sophomore: LaVonna Chambers mall COMMITTEE y l First Row: Shirley Overgaard, Paula Galleano, Tina Johnson, Tami Hill. Second Row: Chris Da Silva, Danny Milinovich, Pat Sagouspe, Duane McAlister. wo AMERICAN fIELO SERVICE I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone— pupils, teachers, administrators—for making my year in Ma- dera High School as wonderful as it has been. School plays a big part in whether my year in the United States has been a success and something that I can look back on with won- derful memories; and I can honestly say that it has been everything that could have been hoped for, and more I would also like to take this opportunity to thank my family, the Gills for being so wonderful and helping me throughout my year. I have gained a real insight into the American way of life and I hope in turn that many of you have learned a little about my homeland, New Zealand. Perhaps one of my most important impressions that I will return to New Zealand with is that people are basically the same, no matter what country. I would also like to take this opportunity to thank all those people who included me in their plans and activities and I can only say again how much I really appreciated it. Once again I would like to thank each and every one of you for a year I will never forget. A.F.S.erly yours, Joy Glendinning Bank Of AMERICA AWARO WINNERS Vy it i MATH and SCIENCE: Steve Cortopassi LIBERAL ARTS: Dick McCullough . ul FINE ARTS: VOCATIONAL ARTS: Sonia Bautista Ralph Pistoresi First Row: Frank Morgan, Agriculture; Lois Arthur, Foreign Language; Janet Pira, Business; Doris Barnett, Home Economics; Becky Westing, Art. Second Row: Cindy Brunolli, Social Science; Bruce Sutton-Jones, Trade and Industrial Arts; Bruce Ballard, Music; Janie Logoluso, Laboratory Science. Not pictured: Chuck Alviso, English; Linda Arthur, Mathematics. OO a ZL 78 fall Semester First Row: J. Saragoza, B. Goodwin, D. McCullough, V. Macias, S. Byers, K. Allred, N. Bettini, A. Wall, K. Low, C. Cereghino, D. DelBianco, M. Hendrickson, T. Bishel, B. DeWitt, S. Corto- passi, C. Alviso. Second Row: D. Kinoshita, J. Rios, J. Andrew, S. Brady, L. Kobayashi, K. Badorine, L. Lattanzio, S. Cain, C. Dobashi, S. Jones, M. Sahatdjian, D. Collodi, L. Valorosi, L. Landucci, S. Bautista, M. Bitter, J. Naito, M. Rodriguez, L. Niino. Third Row: D. Sutters, C. McInturf, D. Harrel, P. Chavin, C. Brunolli, J. Logoluso, S. Overgaard, S. Uhalde, M. Walker, Y. Leach, S. McConkey, M. Gong, D. North, A. Meister, C. Logoluso, L. Page, L. Gill, B. Smith, D. Detjen, A. Gonzales, A. Marquez. CSf Spring Semester First Row: D. Estabrook, B. Goodwin, D. McCullough, V. Macias, S. Byers, K. Allred, N. Bettini, A. Wall, B. Sutton-Jones, C. Cereghino, M. Hendrickson, B. DeWitt, T. Bishel, B. Blackmon, S. Cortopassi, C. Alviso. Second Row: L. Willford, D. Kinoshita, J. Andrew, S. Brady, L. Kobayashi, C. Peddy, S. Uhalde, Y. Leach, S. McConkey, C. Dobashi, S. Jones, M. Sahatdjihn, D. Collodi, L. Valorosi, L. Landucci, S. Bautista, M. Bitter, M. Rodriquez, J. Wall, J. Saragoza. Third Row: P. Winder, C. Farias, D. Sutters, P. Chavin, C. Brunolli, J. Logoluso, D. Veatch, S. Overgaard, L. Gendrin, M. Walker, P. Glorence, M. Gong, D. Gong, D. Motta, D. North, A. Meis- ter, D. Foster, C. Logoluso, A. Marquez, E. Ruiz, P. Tabor, D. January, D. Sellai. Fourth Row: D. Harrell, D. McInturf, M. Wolf, J. Gong, S. Flores, P. Galleano, V. Kludjian, A. Orella, L. Page, M. Orteaga, R. Moore, G. Coelho, P. Gamboa, P. Overstreet, G. Villarreal, L. Basila, J. Logoluso. GSE Officers ¢ diy x i Oa havi ‘ . a _ ead + Ue asd a � ie mee ‘ puny First Row: S. McKonkey, P. Winder, B. DeWitt, M. Bitter. Second Row: L. Willford, C. Dobashi, M. Gong, Y. Leach, A. Meister, L. Valorosi, L. Landucci, D. North, C. Logoluso, M. Sahatjian, D. Collodi, J. Naito, M. Rodriguez, L. Niino. cst Life MemBers First Row: Chuck Alviso, Tom Bishel, Steve Cortopassi, Brent De Witt, Barry Bedwell. Second Row: Lois Arthur, Aletha Wall, Debbie Harrell, Lynn Kobayashi, Cindy MclInturf. Third Row: Janice Andrew, Janie Logoluso, Cindy Brunolli, Debbie Finkas, Margie Bitter, Sonia Bautista, Sally Brady, Nell Bettini. Not pictured: Dick McCullough. 719 80 First Row: F. Morgan, P. Kirby, J. Coulthard, D. Prosperi, V. Payne, D. Johnson, J. Brungess, R. Pistoresi, E. Martinazzi, D. Anderson, G. Johnson, S. Smith, S. Grant, J. Pistoresi. Second Row: G. Nash, G. Smith, D. Prichard, D. Baze, M. Carlson, J. Payne, M. Joines, P. Ely, R. Sterling, O. Wood, G. Long, W. Myers, R. Chase, R. White. Third Row: M. Earles, C. Joines, T. Grimm, D. Perkins, R. Villa, H. Glantz, L. Freeman, S. Smith, fuTURE FaRMERS Of ameRICA D. Row, M. Shannon, R. Anderson, K. Lenhart, B. Watrous. Fourth Row: S. Cooper, T. Rogers, K. LaMattina, B. Pick, P. Russell, R. Sterling, B. Gibbs, D. Lasswell, D. Eller, M. Cowager, G. Hilton, J. Bowers, J. Thomas, T. Treleaver. Fifth Row: S. Franco, R. Belflower, J. Dean, S. Bier, C. Bitter, R. Osterman, M. Bayless, M. Burris, D. Tune, B. Gomes, M. Tune, J. Wilker, C. Wilker, D. Thomas, J. Siebert. L. Johnson, J. Brungess, D. Prosperi, R. Pistoresi, G. Jchnson, F. Morgan, E. Martinazzi. SPRING SEMESTER OFFICERS 2 f } A + me Mr. G. Rask, J. Coulthard, J. Pistoresi, P. Osterman, S. Grant, D. Johnson, P. Kirby, D. Ander- son, N. Frede. 81 Jim Osterman, Denis Prosperi, and Ralph Pistoresi. The state winning tree pruning team. De tit John Dean is pruning vines for his Vineyard Project. Ralph Pistoresi receiving the Santa Fe Award. 82 Doug Anderson, working on ornamental horticulture for project compe- Steve Grant with a farrow quail. It is part of a project which won him ‘ tition. a State Award in Natural Resources. an a Fred Buchnoff in Welding and Agriculture Construction. Mr. Jantzen and F.F.A. members collecting for the canned food drive. a Fall Vice-President: Glenda Glass. Advisor: Mrs. O’Connor. 84 Girls League Sweetie: Mitch Rigby. The Girls’ League Organization is a club established especially for the girls of Madera High. From the very be- ginning we have given scholarships, special awards, and have had service projects, plus our many other activi- ties. This year’s Fall Semester President, Nancy Prosperi, and her council were in charge of the Backwards Dance, The Fall Fashion Show, Christmas project, and the revision of the Girls’ League Constitution. The Spring Council has planned many activities and projects. The first project in the Spring was an Easter Egg Hunt for the tots of Ma- dera, There will be a Fashion show in which the Girls’ League is one of the Sponsors. Some of our other projects will be the Blossom Day Dance, The Mother- Daughter Tea, and several money- making projects, such as Burmuda Day. The Girls’ League offers four schol- arships a year. These go to the out- standing girls who have worked hard in our organization. Glenda Glass Spring President Advisor: Miss Cadenazzi. r First Row: N. Prosperi, G. Glass, L. Tigson, D. Boysen, L. Rowe, K. Davis. Second Row: K. Southall, V. Mastrofini, B. Tanaka, J. Glantz. RING SEMESTER OFFICERS Nn 1) 4 4 ; I First Row: G. Glantz, L. Niino, C. Brunolli, C. Logoluso, K. Cervantez. Second Row. Y. Leach, B. Goodwin, K. Badorine, V. Mastrofini. 85 86 First Row: Miss Patton Advisor, C. Alviso, V. Pistoresi, M. Guglielmana, D. McCullough, B. Goodwin, P. Galleano, B. Westing, L. Arthur. Second Row: C. McInturf, A. Wall, V. Kludjian, N. Prosperi, G. Gillette, L. Kobayashi, M. Hyde, A. Beckett, D. Harrell, G. Miller. Third Row: V. Paynter, L. Green, K. Davis, R. Medina, J. Andrew, C. McMains, L. Arthur, N. Bettini, S. Flores, L. Bounds, C. Pierotti. Fourth Row: B. Bowser, F. Pajarillo, S$. Cortopassi, G. Camerena, S. Bautista, H. Rojas, E. Meder, C. Longatti, A. Orella. Fifth Row: C. Brunolli, R. Henderson, R. Williams, B. Bedwell, S. Grant, K. Schwartz, L. Lizak, D, Albini, S. Brady. Atoms Visitation: Laddyne Lizak at Monroe’ (left) and Cindy Brunolli (right). forensics Team First Row: D. Detjen. Second Row: A. Rodriquez, T. Francesconi. Third Row: C. Gonzales, T. Hill, V. Cates. American field SERVICE First Row: Mr. J. Gary Adams, Advisor; J. Gill, B. DeWitt, H. Rojas, Allred, V. Kludjian, C. Sellai, L. Valorosi, E. Thomas. Fifth Row: J. Glendinning, B. Venturi, D. Foster. Second Row: D. Collodi, J. V. Slama, M. Todd, C. Massetti, L. Row, C. Spillane, M. Plumley, Langdon, N. Pitman, P. Williams, L. Diebert, B. Deaver, C. Lo- C. Brunolli, A. Palmer, B. Crosby, C. Howard. Sixth Row: S. Hass, quaci, R. Williams, M. Bianchi. Third Row: C. Carillo, K. Jessing, S. Cortopassi, B. Smith, M. Sahatdjian, S. Jones, K. Schwarz, E. B. Wren, C. Medina, K. Davis, C. McMains, J. Naito, M. Rigby, B. Meder, M. Bitter, C. Longatti. Se venth Row: K. Maul, J. Spillane, Bedwell. Fourth Row: G. Rojas, C. Romeri, J. Boysen, D. Potter, K. S. Tucker, R. Medellin. 87 First Row: S. Cortopassi, R. Medina, D. Milinovich, P. Galleano, P. Row: P. Eaton, S. Gamboa, M. Chavin, T. Bishel, R. Rowe, L. Williams, R. Truhitte, B. Deaver. Second Row: P. Soto, S. Hass, D. Loquaci, L. Fierros, S. Willford, G. Marklund, D. Pitman, R. Mc- Sciacqua, D. Johnson, R. Williams, D. Givens, R. Henderson. Third Alister, F. Nilsen. fire Squad First Row: D. Givens, K. Davis, L. Diebert, C. Loquaci, D. Sciacqua, P. Soto, M. Cargill. Fifth Row: J. Evans, B. Blackmon, S$. Cortopassi, M. Moran. Second Row: R. Brown, R. Pryor, P. Yates, M. Foster, F. B. DeWitt, T. Rosson, B. Hatch, D. Morin. Sixth Row: R. Graham, Hernandez. Third Row: D. Russell, A. Ruble, S. Willford, V. Neely, W. Clark, G. Goto, B. Freeman, R. Marquez, S. Edwards, K. Evans. K. Davis. Fourth Row: M. Tabor, P. Williams, B. Deaver, M. Chavin, 88 Mexican-AmerRiICAN CLUB First Row: Miss Verdu, Advisor; J. Diaz, M. Longoria, M. Ruiz, F. Pajarillo, R. Lopez, D. Chavira, M. Contreras, S. Bonilla. Second Row: J. Alarcon, A. Larez, M. Apodaca, J. Chavira, S. Pena, Y. Villa, A. Gonzales, A. Solis, A. Valenzuela. Third Row: M. Bruns, R. Nevarez, J. Sosa, R. Medina, R. Savala, J. Soria, L. Medina, A. Sosa, N. Larez. Fourth Row: N. Aguilar, P. Mendez, C. Alviso, B. Bed- well, S. Hass, M. Villa, A. Fernandez. Fifth Row: C. Ybarra, J. Martinez, J. Castro, C. Valdez, O. DelToro, T. Gaeta, S. Lares. Sixth Row: C. Villarreal, T. Diaz, Y. Soria, E. Gonzales, L. Lopez, T. Valencia, J. Ramirez, J. Aguilar, V. Armendariz. First Row: J. Echols, L. Chambers, D. Taylor, B. Flemming, V. Gaffney, G. Glass, C. Cunningham, E. McMillan. Second Row: R. Ridge, B. Langrum, V. Walker, A. Foster, C. Williams, V. Gaffney, R. Irvin, R. Flemming, P. Brice. Third Row: D. Murphy, C. Murphy, B. Arnold, S. Smith, W. Dirks, W. Bloodworth, J. Daniels, E. Thomas, R. Beals. Fourth Row: G. Bishop, D. Bryant, M. Bellinger, fRo-AmERICAN CLUB E. Franklin, R. Tates, M. Tates, M. Brown. Fifth Row: R. Nelson, A. Jones, W. Walker, D. Parker, C. Haynes, S. Edwards, D. Tyler, V. Nichols. Sixth Row: L. Echols, P. Bearden, R. James, B. Namath, H. Buerford, A. King, P. Tyler, J. Taylor, J. Davis, L. Johnson, G. Haynes. 89 Orama CLUB REE Na First Row: R. Truhitte, Bette Goodwin, D. Eller, Glenda Glass. Second Row: K. LeRoy, L. Arthur, C, Pierotti, L. Arthur, B. Fleming. Third Row: M. Tates, M. Brown, R. Fryer, V. Nichols, G. Escobedo. Senior Norizon First Row: K. Davis, L. Kobayashi, G. Gillette, S. Brady, S. Herring, Bier. Third Row: C. Loquaci, J. Logoluso, V. Pistoresi, L. Tigson, C. N. Prosperi, G. Glass, M. Fryer. Second Row: J. Brungess, C. Farias, MacInturf, V. Kludjian, L. Staab, V. Paynter. Fourth Row: L. Green, C. Brunolli, K. Low, G. Vived, A. Wall, A. Orella, C, Longatti, K. L. Diebert, D. Albini, C. Harlow, L. Dean, J. Andrew. 90 future EnGcineers of AMERICA NT} AS eae weet ec First Row: J. Wall, K. Veatch, P. Galleano, T. Bishel, B. DeWitt. Second Row: P. Ficklin, C. Alviso, S. Cortopassi, B. Blackmon. Third Row: Mr. J. Durham, Advisor; J. Saragoza, L. Holmes, A. Marquez, C. Dobashi. future Scientists of AMERICA T. Francesconi, M. Cerda, G. Brown, H. Chu, J. Smith. Fourth Row: K. Winder, L. Torres, D. North, S. MacDonald, G. Lam, G. Bis- First Row: P. Overstreet, M. Nave, P. Ficklin, A. Orella, M. Rod- pham. Fifth Row: B. Sutton-Jones. riguez, D. Pitman. Second Row: T. Escobedo, K. Hughes, B. DeWitt, S. Cortopassi, K. Schwartz, J. Gong. Third Row: A. Meister, B. Blazer, 91 92 First Row: G. Sanderson, M. Fryer, B. Flemming, V. Gaffney. Second Row: B. Fletcher, C. Cook, J. Puckett, M. Matlock. Third Row: G. Glass, V. Nichols, N. Pitman, S. Pena, Y. Villa. future Business Leaders of AMERICA First Row: S. Yepiz, C. Valdez, M. Ridge, M. Fryer. Second Row: M. Ridge, M. Olson, G. Valdez, A. Espinosa, T. Olson, R. Savala. Third Row: C. McAlister, S. Esqueda, S. Apodaca, C. Ramirez, A. Solis, S. Flores. Fourth Row: M. Agee, G. Marquez, Y. Soria, V. Gallegos, C. Ybarra, A. Fierros. Fifth Row: C. Beavers, L. Tigson, K. Cockman, J. Soria, D. McAlister. french Clus First Row: L. Arthur, H. Rojas, E. Leal, L. Arthur. Second Row: R. Medina, S. Hass, D. Mayo, A. Gonzales, M. Leal. Third Row: J. McIntyre, K. LeRoy, G. Lam, C. Howard, C. McMains, B. Smith. Fourth Row: R. Keel, D. Edwards, R. Fryer, S. Gamboa, J. Bartow. Fifth Row: J. Langdon, N. Pitman, M. Leu, S. Jones, K. Weber. future Nomemakers of AMERICA First Row: B. Harris, A. Fierros, S. Roman. Second Row: B. Woods, L. Fogal, L. Salcido, J. Cheat- ham, A. Roman. Third Row: D. Chandler, M. Fryer, A. Harris, M. Adams, V. Smith. Fourth Row: G. Upshaw, L. Abundis, R. Fryer, S. Murphy, J. Wiles, V. Escue. 93 Radio CLUB ert eatetttiesp sariceintamnetinr ire ‘pr meampali, First Row: B. Freeman, B. DeWitt, P. Griffin. Back: P. Yakligian, T. DaSilva, Mr. Smith. Ski CLUB WY Vahl S Apa . I i rs pe WH i First Row: J. Tomajian, R. Griggs, M. Moto, B. Sutton-Jones, D. Finkas, D. Pitman, B. De Witt, G. Spotts. Second Row: R. Autrand, C. DaSilva, K. Weber, J. Bartow, M. Plumley, M. Rigby, S. Nave, Y. Rodriguez, R. Beban, E. Leal, T. Taylor, J. Carey. 94 youtn aGainst CAanceR First Row: M. Rodriquez, M. Gong, M. Ramirez, D. Chu, A. Orella, G. Villarreal, J. Gong, D. Gong, G. Lam. Second Row: Advisor Mrs. Spinelli, S. Jones, S. McConkey, C. Dobashi, K. Morgan, A. Marquez, M. Hendrickson, S. Bautista, J. Naito, E. Meder, M. Bitter, C. Pierotti. Third Row: M. Sahatdjian, K. Harris, T. Jay, L. Arthur. equestrian CLUB Top left picture: Seated, E. Pistoresi, treasurer, K. Winder, president, B. Westing, vice-president, M. Lindsay, secretary. Standing, V. Gaffney, R. Rockholt, K. Wisener, M. Byers, N. Shebulet. Top right picture: Mrs. Sinay, Advisor. Bottom: Standing, P. Skeels, L. Sotelo, G. Brown, L. Bruecker, D. Bruecker, L. Ferretti, J. Smith, E. Pistoresi, S$. Huffman. Mounted: L. Willford, L. Strickler, R. Brunk, C. Beavers, C. Rosado, J. Helmkamp, B. Smith, G. Johnson. 95 Two on a tractor: Julie Brungess and Gifford Johnson. %, ad £ s p ¥ z } am : PA ui; . j alae tik ‘ ‘ 2 4 rig ¢ a 7 ’ t + | § , � ‘ Everybody. Student Tax-Over-ride Committee at work. The bulging Senior Bench. , iM It’s a bird; It’s a plane . . . No, it’s Super Pat. Vince Mendez and his model of the projected Mall. 97 bes we ie LATTANZIO yl je SDRANNA FERRETTI ail Se PX 5 9 “CARLA FARTAS : ae ms ler . y cheerleaders Pes ae Fei s Z| : PATTI CHAVIN SME A 5: AED LEER IT “ rin ERS Hater Bebo Pete. 100 JUNIOR VaRsIty CNEERLEAOERS tensa DEBBIE POTTER REN GALLEANO A CHAFFIN eee ere stot 1 BORG Nate aaron nrnnsrten sete Seorenemmmeap DENISE DEL BIANCO : : ; as acetates ™ ns out names | rn a agesiiety ANP ean ORILL team First Row: V. Gaffney. Second Row: C Murphy, B. Fleming. Third Row: S. Ed- wards, J. Echols, S. Smith. Fourth Row: J. Daniels, R. McAlister, P. Tyler. Fifth Row: D. Tyler, K. Winder, V. Nichols, J. Thomas, A. Foster. Sixth Row: M. Ridge, P. Bearden, J. Taylor. ree is SP. me FS ak SES i Ae STAROUSTERS First Row: J . Bloodworth, G. Swanson, S. Gotelli, J. Logoluso, C. Cook. Second Row: T. Welker, B. Ballard, R. Gilchrist, A. Conley, $. Bautista, B. Gotelli. Third Row: M. Walker, G. Kaylor, G. Marklund, R. Blackmon, M. King, V. Neely, J. Huffman. GIRLS GLEE First Row: D. Thompson, M. Wolf, O. Mendrin, L. Thomas. Second Row: B. Hetcher, H. Rios, T. Zaragosa, L. Zaragosa, M. Rodriquez, V. Cerda, D. Sanders, S. Long, C. Upshaw, T. Upton, D. Brown. Third Row: C. Carillo, L. McLaughlin, C. Walkingstick, J. Cereghino, L. McSwain, J. Dillion, M. Steinecker, R. Bowman, D. Chandler, J. Turner, P. Bonilla. Fourth Row: M. Harner, L. Gill, K. Jessing, B. Smith, H. Rios, J. Sturkie, R. Spencer, J. Arias, K. Yarborough, T. Hill. First Row: M. Cerda, P. Pistoresi, L. Kelly, C. Loquaci, C. McInturf, L. Tigson. Second Row: L. Jack, T. Poulin, T. Johnson, J. Andrew, S. Hass, L. Smith. Third Row: R. Gabrilski, C. Logoluso, D. Ferretti, C. Reed, B. Venturi, J. Bollinger, S. Long, P. McNeely, G. Pierotti, C. Peart. Fourth Row: V, Pistoresi, J. Edwards, K. Southall, S. Bautista, S. Crosby. Fifth Row: R. Cox, C. Roberts, B. Bowser, C. Fairbairn, B. Tanaka, M. Hall. Sixth Row: K. Young, M. Willet, J. Herrick, J. Brandon, L. Barragon. 107 “@ RB ae Ass’t. Coach, Al Kiddy Bottom, Left to Right: D. DaSilva, S. Cortopassi, T. Bishel, D. Leon, G. Marklund, J. Medders, P. R. Williams, V. Chambers, G. Long, D. Camarena, J. Coulthard, D. Johnson, Asst. Al Kiddy, Top Edwards, P. Soto, R. Rowe, Head Coach, Don Rohrke. Varsity If you go by a team’s record, the 1969 Madera Varsity football team could be called the unsuccess story of the year. The Coyotes had a record of 1 win and 9 losses and has everybody praying Chowchilla will have a football team next year. But, success is not always decided by the record of a team’s victory and defeats. In the case of our Coyotes, it was graded by the desire, the hustle, and the hitting. And the grade comes up a big A. The Coyotes were nearly always out- manned, outweighed, and outclassed. But the size of their hearts was as big as any. It’s hard for a team to keep going after losing many games — and the games seemed endless. But the Coyotes were held together through a spirit of good coaching, good fo a ae is De a P. Kirby, K. Morgan, H. McClure. Second Row: Mgr. V. Lobkowski, D. Walters, P. Griffin, B. Wood, op Row: R. Earls, E. Jeffries, B. Hatch, P. Williams, B. Blackmon, R. Parsons, K. Evans, G. Goto, S. be friendship, and out and out guts. id m The team landed three men on the AII-NYL football team: Rod Earls, Ron Truhitte, and Paul Williams. Truhitte also was selected as a member of the City-County All-Star football team. This proves the Coyotes had some good ts. senior material and that the juniors who played along with them will be some he of the best players Madera has seen in quite a few years. i as The team knew how hard the coaches worked at fielding a team and respected he them for their courage throughout the season. The football program is in re- building and the Coyotes may soon return to prominence in the North Yosemite League — and sooner than some fans may think. So, on behalf of the people od of Madera, good luck Coyotes. Head Coach Don Rohrke 111 Above: Albert Jones fights through Memorial line. Right: Number 32, Albert Jones, breaks through for long gain. Coyotes push back cross-county rival, Chowchilla, in our only winning effort of the season. : 112 Above: Evans closes in for the kill. Left: Paul Williams sets offensive gears in motion. Above: Ed Jeffries breaks up Cougar pass play. Left: Paul Williams in hot pursuit of Cougar halfback, Alex Turner. 113 176 hegha an 63 . = ae i a yy ar : x ; yet . i Bottom Row, left to right: Mgr. N. Bowen, R. Evans, G. Escobedo, M. Earls, M. Juarique, S. Konkol, D. Espinoza, R. Cervantez, K. Jones, R. Yepiz, Mgr. T. Johnson. Second Row: M. Walter, B. Schlumbohm, D. Rus- sell, B. Sanders, C. Robinson, J. Peregoy, C. Guttormsson, J. Badorine, J. Mark Pitts and friend put the chase on Clovis foe. Rosh-Soph footsall MEGA B ‘ oS a ‘ ei a a rh + , Reg, tgs _ ayy, a %, ¥ an Nace ‘s ee Melikian, B. Milburn, R. Brown. Top Row: Coach Crow, Coach Hender- son, D. Cain, J. Lares, C. Jefferson, B. Manos, R. Parsons, K. Jones, A. a S. Franco, M. Pitts, D. Brown, J. Johnson, J. Breazell, Coach Taylor. Rod Earls makes one of his many tackles as the ref watches. Dennis Espinoza being hauled down after a long gain. John Breazell is being double-teamed by two Chowchilla defenders. Unidentified Coyote puts on a fine tackle as Coaches and teammates look on. Top, Left to Right: P. Brice, §. McJunkins, T. Aquilar, R. Soliz, L. Freeman, P. Gamboa, R. Scrog- g bacher, Coach Powell. Middle Row: Mgr. R . Moore, R. Montes, M. Lyons, P. Dean, R. Mayorga, R M. Ybarra, M. Say, L. Spotts, Mgr. T. Chavez. Bottom Row: D. Kilduff, M. Berry, A. Gonzalez, M D. Fischer, M. Cowger. Not Pictured: W. Grigsby. ; SSS Sr SS SS COS Most Improved, Marcello Ybarra; Most Valuable, Paul Gamboa; Defensive Captain, Richard Creamer; Offensive Captain, Jay Imrie. 116 � = age . q dts PONG, 05 So 8 gins, W. McGhee, M. Manriquez, H. Glantz, L. Soto, C. Hill, J. Imrie, M. Bellinger, B. Melen- R. Alvarez, F. Thomas, S. Chavira, B. Whitehead, A. Potter, R. Creamer, R. Cota, D. Smith, M. Bruggemann, J. Beatty, J. Chavez, J. Mattingly, R. Wright, E. Fincher, T. Marquez, D. Elliot, Frosh footsall Madera 20 - Central fe) Madera 18 - Merced 12 MadERA 14 - Clovis 0 MadeERa 48 - Chowchilla 0O Madera 24 - Oos Palos 6 Madera 28 - Clovis 8 Madera 12 - O0os Palos 6 ays Varsity Cross-Country Bottom Row, Left to Right: L. Fierros, R. Wells, R. Medina. Top Row: P. Dunning, P. McCul- lough, D. Blalock, M. Urias, Coach Dennis DeWitt. al «+ SRA BB ne Teens Seeie wre RUN FOR YOUR LETTER ae Seen here in a workout are: M. Urias, R. Medina, R. Jensen 118 JV Cross-Country Top: L. Echols, E. Martinez, G. Espinoza, R. Jensen, G. Camarena, S. Willford, R. Armenta, J. Renteria. Middle: P. Townsend, T. Kidwell, J. Alejo, A. Ruble, R. Garza, D. Detjen. Bottom: J. DeLeon, G. Liedke, S. Longoria, P. Tapia, G. Martines, J. Catuiza. fRosh-Soph Gross-Country Top: R. Aleman, G. Flores, M. Camarena, T. Rodriquez. Bottom: L. Raviscioni, J. Torres, P. Mendez. 119 Varsity BasketBall First Row, left to right: K. Evans, W. Clark, V. Malone, S. Gamboa, D. Vaughn. Second Row: M. Chavin, J. Brandon, V. Chambers, E. Jeffries, D. Givens, Head Coach Bob Downum. Putting on the dribble is Madera’s leading scorer, Wally “Wonderful” Clark. Getting their hands on the roundball rebound are the Coyotes Vic Malone, Von Chambers, and Dave Givens. 120 Seen fighting for the rebound against Roosevelt are Dave Givens and Ed Jeffries. Watching the activities is 42, Von Chambers. 121 JV BasketsBall First Row, left to right: B. Creamer, K. Jones, K. Tigson, R. Graham, R. Redwine, C. Robinson, J. Payne. Second Row: M. Moran, J. Johns, R. Aguayo, R. Bellinger, D. Ervin, A. Mendrin, Head Coach, Gary Adams. Looking for the open shot or the open man is the J.V.’s Rick Bellinger. Driving for the lay-in is Pups’ Kenny Tig- The free throws count and Ronnie Graham son. makes ’em count. 122 Mark Moran looking for two points on this jump shot. Johnny Johns jumps at center as Don Ervin watches the action. frosh Basketpall ace First Row, left to right: G. Coehlo, B. Martin, D. Furman, M. Suniga, M. DeWitt, P. Gamboa, R. Farias, F. Thomas. Second Row: Mgr. P. Aguayo, M. Say, D. Smith, M. Pitts, B. Melenbacker, D. Carroll, M. Bellinger, L. Soto, W. McFarland, J. Sulit, Mgr. R. Costello. c . : 123 valley champs fuk ees Front Row: E. Flores, R. Marquez, C. King, A. Arrianos, J. Burciaga. Middle Row: H. Scruggs, C. Freeman, R. Lopez, D. Da Silva, G. Flores, Back Row: D. Katuin, S. Rios, B. Hatch, R. Truhitte, Coach Al Kiddy. For the Chinese, 1970 may be the year of the Dog, but for the Madera High sports fans, it is the year of the wrestlers. These young men are probably the most devoted, well trained and self-disciplined ath- letes in Madera High history. They deserve a lot of credit for their hard tedious work. But their coach, Al Kiddy, also deserves accolades for his powers not only in the NYL, but in the entire Central Valley. Again this year, his wrestlers took first prize in Valley wrestling finals. Four grapplers took first place. The new Valley Champions this year are Pete King, Charlie Freeman, Dan DaSilva and Brad Hatch. Everyone of the wrestlers started at the beginning just like everyone does in anything. But because of their diligence, their outright guts, they went to the top. If athletics teaches you about life, these young men will be best in whatever they do. It is a shame, though probably a great relief to Fresno grapplers, that Madera will drop out of the NYL and athletics altogether. It took a long time to build this fantastic machine and it is a “miscarriage of justice” to see it end. Varsity WRESTLING Dennis Katuin works for commanding position. Brad Hutch puts the squeeze on opponent. Steve Rios riding Fresno man off the mat. 125 Valley Champ Charlie Freeman on his way to an undefeated season. Charlie Freeman exerting pressure on foe. Howard Scruggs prepares to take down his opponent. JV WRESTLING First Row: R. Hoffman, V. Mendez, B. Freeman, A. Lopez, B. Whitehead. Second Row: T. Rossen, P. Anderson, J. Burciaga, B. Sanders. Third Row: Coach Varner, S. Parke y, A. Carter, M. Bodine, D. Cox. 127 FRosh soph WRESTLING x! li Left to Right: D. Elliot, M. Van Dike, P. Mc Gee, D. Hagopian, D. Savala, L. Freeman, B. Brewer. Mike Bodine on his way to one of his many victories. Robert Nevarez fights for a takedown. ymnastics Jeff Johnson shows his ability as a gymnast on the parallel bars. Rick McAlister and Gary Poulin fly through the air with the greatest of ease. 129 hu First Row: J. Kilduff, M. Doshier, B. Schwartz, G. Staddum, C. Guttormson, D. Furman, P. Hughes, D. Boyle. Second Row: J. Huffman, R. Hanhart, G. Roseen, S. Byers, K. Veatch, D. Givens, D. Milinovich, D. Sciacqua, S. Spinelli, Coach Joe Keeble. Duane Sciacqua in action. Butch Veatch has found a way to stop his hook. 130 { ba as ¥ = mon SE alia ia tallies eeimncmin ee ee — Dave Givens having a blast but maybe a little too much sand, huh Dave? Altea: “Green gas”? No way. Not Dan S. Milinovich. The Coyote’s golf team broke all past records. They had four seniors retiring—Dan Milinovich, Dave Givens, Ken Veatch, and Duane Sciacqua, all letter- men. These four were the top men on the team and along with two others, upset a few of Fresno’s power- ful teams. Golf is not just a fun game. It takes many hours of hard, diligent practice. Our golfers are good and deserve a little attention. They are athletes just like all the others, football players, wrestlers, and all the rest. McLane March 6 Clovis March 10 Fresno March 13 Roosevelt March 17 Hoover March 21 Bullard March 31 Mike Doshier comes out of this water hazard like only Mike can. 132 ARCA TIL ee Left-Right: L. Willford, M. Guglielmana, P. Winder, Y. Left to right: D. Pittman, L. Johnson, G. Marklund, M. Camaril Murphy, M. Hall, A. Ruble, P. Ficklin, F. Nilsen. i — Rodriquez, B. Westing. lo, S. Parkey, D. Willford, L. The Coyote Swim team has been bolstered by the returning Valley Champion “B” team. Many of the “B” team moved up to the Varsity. Returning Varsity lettermen were Darrel Pitman, Art Ruble, Steve Willford, and Fred Nilsen. They helped strengthen our swim team and had hopes for a NYL Championship. } The girls team, though small, hoped to do a good job. In the pre-season swim meets against Merced and Lemoore the girls team scored convincing victories. Yet their lack of depth in the different events proved to be a deterrent over the long NYL grind. Coach Arlie Ruble. Larry Johnson takes a dip. 133 Top: B. Gong, Manager, D. Pool, P. Chavin, T. Poulin. Bottom: J. Johnson, T. Johnson, P. Eaton, G. Poulin, R. Me Alister. Basic dive movements are practiced on the trampoline. It is especially useful during cold Winter and Spring days. Springing on the board is Rick McAlister 134 Madera diving team again challenged for the NY! Championship. Strong challengers for All NYL were Patti Chavin, and Theresa Poulin for the girls and Rick McAlister and Pat Eaton for the boys. These fine athletes deserve a lot of congratulations on a job well done. During the course of the season, the divers dove in eight dual meets and seven Tournaments. NYL Diving—Bullard May 1 Divisional Diving—Tulare May 8 Valley Diving—Bakersfield May 15 Working out on the high board is Jeff Johnson. Getting “high” is Pat Eaton. Heading for a soft landing is Patty Chavin. 135 VARSITY TRACK — ae es fe | J i244 ‘ J P Ly ae ' a ” - Lote’: atl ped ‘ ayes Back Row: T. Aguilar, B. Dewitt, V. Chambers, L. Echols, F. Pajarillo, A. Jones, E. Jeffries, D. Detjen, T, Kidwell, J. Alejo, C. Moreno, W. Manos, P. Dunning, T. Welker, D. Powell, J. Oster- man, F, Bianchi, Coach Brunolli. Front Row: R. Mendoza, T. Rodriquez, R. Aleman, R. Garza, R. Wells, B. Barner, G. Espinoza, J. Johnson, V. Trevino, M. Urias. a4 Fresno April 2 Edison April 9 Bullard April 16 Clovis April 29 NYL Finals—McLane May 15 May 23 Divisionals—Clovis May 23 Valley—Tulare May 28 oo. ln ee SE ae The Big 3: Coaches Powell, Varner, and Brunolli. 136 Burnie Bianchi muscles up. Echols and Jeffries fly the jump. Super-jumper Bobby Barner springs into action. 137 First Row: Left to right—T. Rodriquez, G. Camerena, J. Perdroza, R. Armenta, T. Gong, P. Townsend, R. Quintero, J. Badorine. Second Row: D. Workman, R. Ridge, D. Blalock, R. Aleman, K. Davis, D. Espinosa, D. Holmes, S. Lawson, P. Gamboa, T. Schoettler, M. Pitts, K. Tigson, Mgr. K. Young. Paul Gamboa puts one into orbit. Tigson leaps the invisible barrier. 138 a ey 4 { Glen Camarena an d Richard Wells run on and on and on and on. Robert Ridge heaves the discus. Kenny Tigson skips the flight fantastic. 139 140 Front Row: Left to right, M. Camarena, M. Earls, H. Raqueno, P. Mendez, E. Martinez, R. Jen- sen, D. Espinoza, J. Chavez, W. Bloodworth, P. Dean, J. Mattingly, S. Chavira. Back Row: R. Huffman, K. Herold, D. Kurisu, L. Freeman, L. Raviscioni, D. Savala, A. Gonzales, R. Cota, a a P. Brice, M. Bellinger, D. Smith, F. Thomas, M. VanDyke, B. Montelongo, G. oehlo. The “Blood” shoots it to ’em. William Bloodworth watches unidentified man put the shot. on Le ve et Ee. An gee GiIrRLs track team Bottom, left to right: V. Walker, B. Arnold, P. Tyler, L. Henderson, K. Galleano, L. Sotelo, V. Gaffney. Top, left to right: A. Foster, R. Mc Allister, G. Haynes, D. Tyler, M. Aaron, J. Taylor, P. Bearden, J. Thomas. L. Henderson, V. Gaffney, D. Tyler, and G. Haynes take a practice run. 141 tennis team Front Row: Left to right, C. Gonzales, G. Kinoshita, G. Kobayashi, E. Pedersen, L. Loquaci, D. McCullough, R. Rowe, B. Bowser, R. Padgett, D. Kinoshita, D. Niino. Middle Row: G. Escobedo, J. Peregoy, C. Salcido, D. Furman, V. Gaffney, J. Glendinning, V. Kludjian, C. Howard, C. = McInturf, S. Jones, L. Niino, A. Marquez, D. Padgett. Back Row: Coach J. Durham, M. Sahatdjian, Coach C. Adams, M. Swartz, P. Galleano, E. Jessing, B. Reyna, B. Wren, C. Peart. This year’s tennis team had a perfect 3-0 pre-season record. They turned out to be the spoilers in the NYL with Dicky McCullough as the top boys single and Becky Wren and Vickie Gaffney sharing the top girls single. Coach Jim Durham had this to say about this year’s team: “The Tennis Team of 1970 was a team of little varsity ex- perience but they overcame this by hard work and determina- tion. The team as a whole had an outstanding attitude and I enjoyed working with these fine young athletes very much.” Coaches, Adams and Durham. Ne ein ait it nts one oO . Pe ee ow, ae le | ?-? ee Se ae min aes o-¢-0-0 - -- = a ee ae a Ad = a en sue ie o-oo Oe ? Number one netter Dickie McCullough 2° 4 4-444..4 P°4-4-4-4-4-4-4-F te +e © ¢ 4-6 4-4 4-4 on aan ante ame a De er anien aun aan ee son een cand ee Gh} | eee and o-oo | ae en ati aie an ile A OO OH aS OS ee ee en ae nen en ae o ? ? 7 SS Se ea ea eweasee ae See 0 aS eae esaeeee | be SO en ns on an ) Y lt A tk A SL SS an as ea ae a oe Gee as Sa Se Se ee ean Loquaci and Bill Bowser. Front Row: C. MclInturf, V. Kludji inni ) Vis jian, J. Glendinning, B. Bows Row: L. Loquaci, E. Jessing, D. Furman, Pe Gallesno, oe McCullough. 143 VARSITY BASEBALL ‘ i i Front Row: J. Gray, P. Soto, C. James, D. Esqueda, D. Morin, M. Burns, S. Bottini, C. Alviso, R. Henderson, M. Cargill, R. Graham. Back Row: Coach Harper, R. Rollins, A. Mendrin, P. Williams, W. Clark, R. Schwabenland, B. Blackmon, R. Williams, J. Brandon. The Madera High Coyotes in a new season, with a new coach and a new outlook. In the past, Madera had been lacking the power, to do any damage in the North Yosemite League. This was again the problem this year, but everybody was hoping the bats will be making more noise than they have in the past. The pitching is strong perhaps the strongest in the league. The situation is good in one respect, there were few or no private feuds among the ball players. They think as a team. They have fun when they play because they enjoy play- ing with their teammates, There is respect for the coach, as well as a coach he is a human being. And anyway, it’s not whether you win or, lose, it’s whether you get to play or not. Coach Jim Harper. 144 Wally Clark yy ymca harlie James JV BaseBall Front Row,: Left to right, Mgr. R. Leroy, N. Ruiz, M. Juarique, R. Creamer, G. Marsh, S. Col- lett, E. Fincher, B. Whitehead, D. Arter, K. Jones. Back Row: M. Manriquez, N. Breazell, T. Aguirre, D. Prosperi, G. Ricketts, R. Cervantez, Coach Rocky Taylor. Front Row: Left to right, R. Creamer, M. Ybarra, J. Catuiza, S. Edmonston, N. Bowen, R. Alvarez, M. Dewitt, M. Chevront, R. Farias, J. Burciaga, M. Suniga. Back Row: Coach Tom Crow, F. Aaron, G. Gray, B. Martin, L. Soto, C. Hill, L. Razo, W. McFarland, J. Beatty, J. Torres. 147 Both together, each alone, Lonely in naked ssunshine, they Looked Beyond the merciless Light Of the cloudless day Into the Cool saving darkness of distant world of illusion. they Gazed until time at last RelLented, and set them free to fall to the depths of dark GREEN shadows where half-attentive, semi- conscious, they died FROM day tO OREAM and then approached that faik queen, Beauty, who REIGNS BUT IN the fields OF minds in Lands she BLESSES and claims for Ner own, and then makes Beautiful with Ner presence. y And SarING not to capture Ner they instead Gave Ner themselves - for She fit their sense Of WONDER and nearly filled their need. Class Of 1971 Fall Semest er Class Officers: President Glen Goto, Vice-President DeAnna Ferretti, Secretary Jean Pettit, Treasurer Shirley Overgaard. — Sf, Sra. ES ad i ol he Spring Class Officers: President Don Estabrook, Vice-President Denis Prosperi, Secretary Lynn Lattanzio, Treasurer Ricky Jensen. 152 JUNIORS Mary Aaron Mary Adams Alvin Agee Mary Ann Agee David Aguirre Tom Aguirre Jerry Alejo David Allred Eliamar Almarez Oralia Alvarado Tomas Alvarado Linda Alvarez Douglas Anderson Jerry Anderson Susan Apodaca Ruben Aquino Melissa Arceneaux Arthur Arellanes Theresa Arias Arthur Armiento Vikki Armendariz Francine Armenta Ron Armenta Carlos Arreazola Ophelia Arrendondo Ruth Arellano Doug Arter Richard Avila Kathy Badorine Debbie Balbas Chuck Barnes Lee Barragan Gary Basada Darrell Baze Vickey Baze Aquila Beals Patricia Bearden Maria Belmontes Gloria Beltran Sandra Billing Jeanette Biscay Larry Bishop Richard Blake Dave Blalock Royce Blanton Barbara Blazer William Bloodworth Rickey Boone Steve Bottini Marlene Bowen Jeff Bray Gayle Brown Cindy Browning James Bruer Delbert Bryant Joe Burciaga Linda Burns Mike Burns Pat Busca Scott Byers Guy Canady Marty Cargill Mark Carlson Larry Carroll Elvira Castillo Rigoberto Castro Elisa Catuiza Pablo Cavazos Marilyn Cerda Cynthia Cereghino 154 Juniors Vonel Chambers Dee Chamblin James Chandler Randall Chase Patti Chavin Albert Chavira Joanne Chavira Fannie Clark Walter Clark Willis Clark Keith Cody Joyce Collard Bill Collett Gary Collins Dorian Collodi Charles Conley Rosemary Contreras Carolyn Cook David Cook Larry Copeland Gilbert Cordero Jeff Coulthard Susan Crosby Toni Davenport Julia Davis Keith Davis Roseanne DeCesari Darlene Del Bianco Anthony Deniz David Detzen Esperanza Diaz Margie Diebert Carol Dobashi David Dollar Aufrie Dominguez Esther Dominguez Stan Dover Pati Driggs Stephen Duke Carrie Dunning Patrick Eaton Ann Patricia Echols Evelyn Echols Deborah Edwards Joan Edwards Sandra Edwards Sanford Edwards Lucy Elias Margie Emmert Debbie Escue Daniel Espinoza Sylvia Esqueda Don Estabrook Glorida Estrada Denise Etcheverry Ken Evans Marie Failla Lawrence Fernandez Deanna Ferretti Nello Ferretti Peter Ficklin Isaiah Flemming Melinda Flippo Pamela Florence Ruben Flores Laurie Fortune Mark Foster Anita Franco David Fuentes Jane Fulton Juniors Roberta Gabrilski Mike Gaines Peter Gallegos Rudy Gallegos Joe Galvan Danny Garcia Evelyn Garcia Paul Garcia Ricky Garcia Linda Garrett John Ghosoph Glenda Gilles Janet Glantz Debbie Gong May Gong Tim Gong Alice Gonzales Mario Gonzales Steve Gotelli Glen Goto Laura Gould Ronnie Graham Phillip Gray Robert Gutierrez John Hall Sheila Haire Minnie Hardrick Katherine Harris Sandra Hass Brad Hatch Marilyn Hawkins Dennis Haworth Geraldine Haynes Jacci Helmkamp Mary Hendrickson Susan Hernandez Joyce Hillstead Stanley Hobbs Leslie Holmes Ken Horn Peter Howe Jimmie Huffman Julia Hughes Jack Irby Randy Irby Ricky Jensen Larry Johnson Lucinthia Johnson David Jones Joane Jones Joquita Jones Susan Jones Judy Juarez Kathy Justin Freddie Kates Greg Kaylor Linda Kelley Karen Kerby Pat Ketchum Chris Kidwell Kyle Kilcrease Cayious King Ronald Kinney Don Kinoshita Carol Kirby Pat Kirby Margie Kwock Lillian Lam Belinda Langrum Lynn Lattanzio Connie Lawson Ivette Leach Carlos Leal Magali Leal David Lee Sidney Lee Dennis Leon Renny LeRoy May Leu Judy Lewis Mauricio Longoria Evangeline Lopez Frank Lopez Joseph Lopez Virginia Lopez Irma Lujan Victor Macias Barbara Maderious Patti Madole Melinda Malone Delia Manriquez Anita Marquez David Marquez Sharon Marshall Jeff Martin Ruth Martin Eddie Martinezzi Dolores Mayo Richard McAllister George McClure Herb McClure Sandi McConkey Ernest McMillon Paulette McNeely Susan McRae John Medders Susan Medrano Alex Mendrin Tony Meza Brad Mikkelsen Wayman Milam Ruby Miller Rochelle Minneti Rita Mirelez Delia Molina Seymour Molina Jose Montemayor Laura Moore Marlene Mora Mark Moran Juanita Moreno Kathie Morgan Ken Morgan Dave Morin Jill Morse Delphine Motta William Myers Gary Nash Jill Neely Van Neely Rickey Nelson Robert Nevarez Theresa Nevarez Vera Nichols Fred Nilsen Arselia Nino Esmeralda Nombrano Diana North Walter Nyberg Alene Olson Juniors Armido Olvera Nyla O’Meara Ernest Ortiz Mary Ortiz Olivia Osuna Glenn Overgaard Donna Overstreet Mararet Page Judy Pajarillo Janet Palmer Carl Parker Debbie Parker June Parrack Jerry Payne Charlotte Peart Carol Peddy San Juana Pena Darlene Pennington Tom Penny Chris Perez Kenny Perkins Jean Pettit Gail Pierce Jo Ann Pierce Christine Pietz Kenneth Pine Jim Pistoresi Patricia Pistoresi Nancy Pitman Debra Pool Betty Poppy Vickie Prater Mike Preciado Dudley Prichard Denis Prosperi Julia Prudek James Pryor June Puckett Caroline Ramirez Emilio Ramirez Myrna Ramirez Joe Rangel Pam Real Richard Redwine Cathie Reed Nancy Rennaker Richard Rey Beatrice Reyna George Ricketts Margaret Ridge Robert Ridge Helen Rios Joe Rios Reggie Rios Arthur Rocha Susan Roden Cruz Rodriguez Maria Rodriguez Ramona Rodriguez Denise Rolison Randy Rollins Gary Roseen Pam Rosson Douglas Row Randy Rowe Kathy Rowell Barbara Ruckman Kenneth Russell Aldeana Ryan Patrick Sagouspe 158 Juniors Margaret Sahatdjian Carmen Salcido Connie Salcido Juanita Salinas Marcus Salinas Mary Sanchez Manual Sandoval Rueben Sandoval Joseph Saragoza Maria Sauceda Mark Saulsbury Barry Schwartz Angie Sepulveda Edward Seymore Lela Smallwood Betsi Smith Charlotte Smith Curtis Smith Earline Smith Georgetta Smith Gregory Smith Leona Smith Madeleine Smith Steve Smith Steven Smith Vickie Smith Mike Snyder Patrick Soto Karen Southall Rodd Spangler Rhonda Spencer Carol Spillane Mark Staab Kathleen Stanley Dennis Stefanelli Pam Steffen Mina Steinecker Ricky Sterling Jane Sturkie Lorrie Tamberi Patti Tashjian Mildred Tates David Taylor Len Taylor Gail Tesei Emma Jean Thomas Kathy Thomas Aaron Thompson Emily Thornton Ken Tigson Jeff Tipton Shirley Tom linson Andrea Torres Guillermo Torres Michael Trevino John Tucker Jocylen Turner Denise Tyler Suzanne Uhalde David Upshaw Terry Upton Ruben Urena Kathy Van Dyke John Varela Johnny Vargas Dennis Vaughn Debbie Veatch Evelyn Verduzco Julie Verduzco Rolando Villa % : wat + Sead SSIn JUNIORS Yolanda Villa Andrew Vizcarra Vikki Vizcarra Kenneth Volpe Marcia Walker David Walters Dennis Wilburn Mike Willett Mary Williams Robert Williams Helen Marie Willis Marilyn Wilson Karen Winder Travis Witten Danny Wood Barbar a Woods Frank Woodward Donald Workmon Christine Y barra Richard Ybarra Susan Yepiz Debby Young Kim Young Venilde Zamora Tina Zaragoza Jose Zavala Phillip Griffin Joann Samora 159 Class of 1972 1 a Fall Semester Class Officers: President Anita Meister, Vice-President Cindy Romeri, Secretary Sally Konkol, Treasurer Joan Ferrarese. Spring Class Officers: President Jeff Melikian, Vice-President David Holmes, Secretary Shelly Earls, Treasurer Laddie Lizak. Sophomores Beverly Agee Randy Aguayo Jessie Aguilar Nick Aguilar Rosalynn Aguirre Francis Alberta Debbie Allen Art Alviso Sixto Andaverde Virginia Anderson Richard Archie Becky Arias Beverly Arnold Peggy Arnold Roy Arredondo Marcella Arroyo Diane Arteaga Danny Arter Steve Ashby Randy Autrand Marcello Ayala Ernestine Baldenegro Gale Baldrica Vonnie Baldridge Donald Bare Madeline Bautista Diana Benzler Suzanne Bertoncini Michael Bianchi Steven Bier Clayton Bispham Conrad Bitter Bryan Blackmon Kathy Blakemore Michael Bodine Glenda Bohard Sherman Bohard Sharon Boline Ricky Boren Phyllis Bounds Roger Bowlin Jill Boysen Toni Breazeale Anna Brewer Rhonda Brincefield Belle Brooks Mike Brown Robin Brown Ron Brown Debbie Bruecker Michael Brune Nancy Brunolli Ernest Bryant Linda Burleson Amalia Cabral Diana Cabrero Barry Cain Sandra Cain Michael Camarena Roberta Canarelli Andy Capuchino Randy Carey Debbie Carpenter Alva Carter Charlie Castro Frank Castro Mario Cazares Vicki Lynn Cerda Richard Cervantez Anna Chacon 161 Sophomores Claudia Chaffin Lavana Chambers Willis Chambers Alfred Chairez Joe Chavira Rosemarie Chavira Gloria Chavez Rachel Chavez Yvonne Chavez Blair Chavin Sharon Clark Steve Collett Stanley Cooper Sarah Coronado Jack Cossey Ron Cox Armelia Craig Sue Crawford Bob Creamer Gail Cunningham Lewis Cunningham Mary Ann Daapels Freddie Daniels Chris DaSilva Tim DaSilva Didelly Deaver Joe DeLeon Denise Del Bianco Steve De Mello John Diaz Lupe Diaz Jean Dillon Donald Dolio Carol Dunning Dianne Echols Mike Earls Shelly Earls Roger Evans Larry Echols Peter Elias Randy Encinas Donald Ervin George Escobedo Dennis Espinoza Hillary Esquivel Franie Estrada Debbie Euless John Evans Sheila Fairchild Betty Felipe Joan Ferrarese Gene Ferretti Norma Figuerova Gilbert Flores Susan Flores Tony Flores Alberta Foster Debbie Foster Bruce Freeman Steve Franco Charles Frolinger Rosie Gaeta Karen Galleano Benita Garcia Dora Garza Linda Garrison Yolanda Garza Charlton Gatz Rick Gibbs William Gibbs SOphoMORES Kim Gilchrist Leslie Gill Debbie Goedhart Virginia Goddard Brent Gomes David Gonzales Dolores Gonzales Eufemia Gomez Gloria Gomez Carlos Gonzales Judith Gonzales Severa Gonzales Stella Gonzales Steven Gonzales Terry Gonzales James Griffin Chris Guttormsson Mike Hall June Harris Linda Henderson Frances Hernandez James Herrick Tina Herreia Ernestina Herrera Debbie Hight Marsha Hobbs Barbara Holmes David Holmes David Horsman Constance Howard Darlene Huffman Debbie Hursky Tony Hurtado Bobby Irby Jose Jaurique Carl Jefferson Eligio Jimenez Johnny Johns Jeff Johnson Tina Johnson Ann Joines Debbie Jones Marilyn Jones Mary Katuin Jay Keel Jodie King Mike King Gary Kinoshita Gene Kobayashi Sally Konkol Sandy Konkol Dale Kurisu Mary Ann Kyriss Linda Landucci Jerilyn Langdon Dan Lasswell Steve Lawson Roy Leach Casmiro Leal Mickel Lewis Vicki Lewis Sarah Lidyoff Terri Liles Judy Lilly Laddie Lizak Kino Llanes Mary Loera Susan Long Joyce Logue Carol Logoluso 163 Sophomores Al Lopez Frank Lopez Mary Lopez Sally Lopez Virginia Loya Manuel Lozano Dee Ann Lyon Ken MacDonald Donna Machado Louisa Manriquez William Manos Theresa Manzo Samuel Mares Jerry Marsh Amelia Martinez Nancy Martinez Ronald Martinez Ernie Martinez Veronica Martinez Virginia Martinez Claire Massetti Kathi Maul Robert McAllister Ruby McAlister Cynthia McAlister Sue McCarthey Geri McCarthy Ricky McCombs Jolene McCullaugh Doris McFarland Jeanne McFerren Jim McIntyre Laura McLaughlin Donelle McMains David McNeely Edward Medellin Linda Medina Anita Meister Mario Melendez Jeffrey Melikian Mary Mendoza Ramon Mendoza Jack Mendrin Manya Mendrin Richard Meza Barry Milburn Marcia Miles James Miller Blanca Molina LaDonna Moore Marilyn Mora Rachael Mora Carla Jane Morgan Lucy Muniz Cary Nash Nathan Nash Victor Nash Susan Nave Cindy Netherton Rick Neufeld Isabel Nevis Lorraine Niino Kris Nyberg Oscar Ochoa James Olge Juan Olvera Carmen Orvelas Robert Orta Shirley Overgaard Jerry Overstreet aa SOphoMORES Susan Ownbey Randy Padgett Becky Padilla Kirk Paelinelli Lennie Page Irene Palacios i Charles Parker Donald Parkey Ronnie Parsons Doug Pearson Earl Paderson Jessie Pedroza Jimmie Penrod John Peregoy Armando Perez Michael Perez Theresa Perez Peggy Pillow Debbie Pisano Elaine Pistoresi Gary Plumb Debbie Potter Arthur Poulin Richard Poulin John Prado Winford Price Juan Quintero 2 JoLynn Rainey Nick Ragus Carl Ramirez Cathy Ramirez Manuel Ramirez Marcella Ramirez , Armandina Ramos Henry Raqueno Jeral Reese Joaquin Reese Johnny Rey Julia Rios Tony Rios Cortz Robinson Joyce Robinson Terry Rocha Rosie Rocha Rusty Rockholt Cal Roberts Rita Roberts Carol Robbins Albert Rodriquez Amelia Rodriquez Diane Rodriquez Gloria Rodriquez Lupe Rodriquez Gregoria Rodriquez Tony Rodriquez David Rollins Cindi Romeri Ernest Romero Connie Lou Rosada Kenneth Ross Terry Rosson Lezlie Row Mary Ellen Rubalcaba Arthur Ruble Joaquin Ruiz Nick Ruiz e Judy Rustigian wrt ti: Connie Russell - Donald Russell New Fred Ryan Aw | -_ 165 166 SOphomorReEs Diane Salas Mary Salinas Joe Samarripa Bill Sanders Debra Sanders Lozano Santos Roberto Sauceda Tony Sauceda Roberto Sauceda Mark Scheeffing Deborah Schlumbohm Robert Schlumbohm Mary Schwartz James Seidlo Richard Self Cathy Sellai Patricia Sepulveda Frank Serrato Nancy Shebelut Pat Shannon David Shearer Vincent Slama Barbara Smith Gary Smith Les Simerl Alice Simpson Glenn Smith Sheila Smith Nancy Lou Sorenson Jesus Sosa Richard Spruell Charlotte Spence Janet Spillane Gurn Spratt Carla Stefanelli Debbie Stefanelli Debra Sutters David Swanson Greg Swanson Sandi Swart Mike Tabor Jeffrey Taddei Jeanette Tamberi Becke Tanaka Ruby Tates Janet Taylor Nathan Terry Bill Thomas Glenda Thomas Robert Titus Randy Todd Steven Tolmasoff Jim Tomajan Luis Torres Arlene Tribble Sidney Tucker Larry Turner David Turpenen Michelle Townsend Peter Townsend Pamela Tyler Roseanna Upshaw Loretta Valorosi Barbara Varela Raymond Vargas Linda Veatch Lea Anne Venturi Carole Villareal Ethel Walker Carolyn Wall - Sophomores Mary Wall Mike Walter Edie Watson Shelah Wells Kathy Wheat Glenna Whitted Kathy Wilkerson Steven Willford Gail Williams Jerri Williams Lynn Wright Bobby Woo Shirley Woo Allen Wong Philip Y akligian Paul Yates Rosemarie Y barra Rick Yepiz Mary Ann Ylarregui Lupe Zamudio Linda Zaragoza Robert Zavala Susan Kelly a Lance Murphy 167 Class of 1973 Fall Semester Officers: President Freddie Thomas, Vice-President Cheryl Chatoian, Secretary Elaine Yturaldi, Treasurer Joanne Uhalde. a Spring Semester Class Officers: President Steve Sherrod, Vice-President Lisa Ferretti, Secretary Dee Sellai, Treasurer Betty Gotelli. freshmen Aaron Franklin Lucy Abundis John Adame Billy Agee Paul Aguayo Antonio Aguilar Reggie Aguilar Janie Alarcon Alberta Allen Debbie Allen Diana Allen Donna Allen Isabel Alvarado Roman Alvarez Lisa Anderson Patsi Anderson Margaret Apodaca Patricia Arballo Pete Arceneaux Martha Arellanes Arlene Armenta Miguel Arteaga Susan Arteaga Steve Atilano Juli Autrand Mitchell Avila Lester Azlin John Badorine Laura Balbas Beckie Barnes Lydia Barrientos Joanne Bartow Laura Basila Michael Bayless John Beatty Edward Beckman Randy Belflower Mando Bellinger Janet Bernardi Mike Berry Donald Bese Anne Biscay Ambrose Bishop Rodney Blackmon Rhonda Blakney Kenneth Blazer Kenny Bond —— Frank Bonilla aR Patricia Bonilla bau Neville Bowen John Bowersox Rhonda Bowman David Boyle Norman Breazell Linda Brewer Paul Brice Anne Bristow Joe Britt Mattie Brown Steven Brown Lori Bruecker Mike Brueggeman Robert Bruer TT ache Bm ii Jimmy Burciaga Melinda Burnett Michael Burris Pamela Busca Mark Byers Frances Caballero Lucia Cabral 169 freshmen Monica Capuchino Jerri Anne Carey Cheryl Carillo Francis Carlson Paul Carranza Randy Carroll Linda Castillo Ricky Castillo Mario Castro Richard Castro Melissa Cates Joey Catuiza Joseph Cazares Jeri Cereghino Katherine Cervantez Donna Chandler Arthur Chapa Cheryl Chatoian Diane Chavez Donna Chandler Hector Chavez Jesse Chavez Anthony Chavira Faustino Chavira Stephen Chavira Mitch Cheuvront Nickie Childers Wayland Chu Carol Clark Melford Clark Janice Clemente Jody Cobb Gregory Coelho Danielle Collodi Michael Conger Doris Conley Cheryl Cook Thomas Cook Rusty Coones Ruben Cota Paul Coranza Sarah Coronado Chuck Cowan Donna Creamer Richard Creamer Teresa Davis John Dean Phillip Dean Juan De Leon Olivia DelToro Deborah Denis Mark Dewitt Anita Diaz Della Diaz Robert Diaz Dora Dominguez Linda Dominguez Mike Doolin Timothy Doyle Steve Edmonston David Edwards Kirk Edwards Doug Elliott Carol English Santos Enrique Judy Ensley Della Escobar Vicky Escue Evelyn Espinosa Gloria Espinoza freshmen John Esqueda Susan Estabrook Richard Farias Alma Fernandez Lisa Ferretti Velia Figuerova Ed Fincher Dennis Fischer Ruby Fisk Colleen Fitzsimmons Mark Fleming Mike Florence Eve Flores Patricia Flores Paul Flores Christine Fontes Wayne Fontes Flossie Ford Frank Ford Richard Ford Kenney Frazel Elmer Frazier Nancy Frede Loren Freeman Randy Freeman Regina Fryer Lowell Fulsom Doug Furman Leonard Gabrielson Mary Gallegos Philip Gallegos Teresa Gallegos Paul Gamboa Lupe Garcia Terry Garcia Maria Garza Leslie Gendron Jean Gill Victoria Gilliland Howard Glantz Brent Gong Alberto Gonzales Alfredo Gonzales Cynthia Gonzales Ernest Gonzales Frank Gonzales Irene Gonzales Joe Gonaales Leo Gonzales Linda Gonzales Lupe Gonzales Maria Gonzales Ricky Goodman Betty Gotelli Bradley Gray George Gray Coe Greene Wayne Grigsby Lavonna Guss Tim Grimm Rodney Hagopian Trina Hamilton Jane Harlow John Harris Cheryl Haynes George Helton Karen Hench Pamela Henderson Severo Herrera Cortez Hill freshmen Suzanne Hill Tamara Hill Stephanie Hines Billy Hodges Alberto Holquin Debra Homes Joyce Honeywell Daniel Hopkins Anne Howe Barbara Huffman Ray Huffman Susan Huffman Nick Hughes Patrick Hughes Steve Hughes Cynthia Hutchison Julio Ibarra Marcelo Ibarra J. Dwayne Imrie Rosalind Irvin Elaine Ituraldi Godfrey James Sheryl James - Debbie January Gloria Jasso Cina Jensen Karen Jessing Victor Jimenez Linda Jinks Kenneth Jones Mike Jones Terri Johnson Timothy Johnson Tom Johnson Chris Joines Philip Keast Linda Kelley Charline Keluche Kristine Kerby Karen Kidwell David Kilduff Denise King Linda King Patricia King Duane Kleiber Vivian Knight David Krum Steven Kwock Kenny LaMattina Armida Larez Anthony Laymen Dorene Leach Elma Leal Robert LeRoy Siu Leu Guy Liedkie Kay Lindemann Jerry Logoluso Janet Longatti Isabel Lopez Simon Longoria Denise Lowery Alice Lozano Jennie Luna Reynaldo Luna Wesley Lyday Michael Lyons Jose Macias Tony Macias Mary Ellen Maciel Ce —_—— ? | freshmen Larry Magos Arthur Manriquez Mario Manriquez Louis Marmolejo Tony Marquez Brad Martin Michael Martin Cathleen Martinez Eva Juana Martinez Gloria Martinez Jaime Martinez Mary Helen Martinez Peter Martinez Valerie Mastrofini Alice Matlock Mary Matlock Julius Mattingly Castulo Maya Santiago Maya Richard Mayorga Duane McAlister Frank McCarthey Carol McClure Michael McCullough Sandie McDonald Ray McGee Winton McGhee Charles McJunkins Marsha McMillon Lorry McSwain Laura Medina Paula Medina Bobby Melenbacker Paul Mendez Jacob Mendrin Sally Mendrin Sherry Merriott Linda Mikkelsen Marcia Minneti Reynaldo Mirelez Bobby Montelonge Gilbert Molina Carol Moore Robert Moore Rodney Morales Lydia Moreno Marie Moreno Pam Morgan Barbara Murphy Donna Murphy Susan Murphy Lavida Nash Victor Nash Mary Nevarez Kathleen Nevis David Niino Sheila Nordyke Jennifer Ogle Javier Olivarria Janice Oliver Andrew Olson Terri Olson Henry Olvera Larry Ortiz Rick Osterman Patty Overstreet Janice Oyler David Padgett Donna Page George Pair 173 freshmen Steve Palacio Paul Parkey Wallace Pearson Jacqueline Peebly Maria Pena Yolanda Perales David Perez Norma Perez David Perkins Diana Perlongo Bruce Pick Billie Pierce Mark Pitts Donald Plumb George Pombo Rosanna Popola Alan Potter Theresa Poulin James Priest Nancy Pryor Wanda Puckett Tim Qualls Estella Quintero Karen Radley Kathy Ragus George Ramirez Henry Ramirez Patricia Ramirez Rose Ramirez Virginia Ramirez Lee Ramos Rosalva Rascon Donna Raviscioni Lewis Raviscioni Jane Reeves Yolanda Renteria Blanca Reyna Irma Rios Ninfa Rios David Roberts Yolanda Robles Rudy Rocha Margaret Rodgers Hope Rodriguez Linda Rodriguez Mary Ann Rodriguez Mary Ellen Rodriguez Michael Rodriguez Daniel Rogers Terry Rogers George Rojas Rodney Rolison Felix Rojas Lana Rosie Karen Rowe Randy Rowland Ruben Rubalcaba Dorothy Rubio Elisa Ruiz Don Rush Paul Russell Rebecca Salas Robert Salas Gilbert Salcido Angie Salinas Lucy Samarin Lola Salyer Ralph Samarripa Ginger Sanders John Sandoval ce _ 7 freshmen Dennis Savala Michael Say Kay Scheffing Ronnie Scroggins Dee Andrea Sellai Janice Shearer Steven Sherrod Joyce Siebert Marian Sievers Christine Simental Terry Simpson Robert Simpson George Sipin Pamella Skeels Kenny Sloan Darrell Smith David Smith Debbie Smith Janette Smith Roy Smith Valerie Smith Eileen Snyder Rudy Soliz Amelia Sosa Lisan Sotelo Lawrence Soto Marcos Soto Yvonne Soto Alberto Souza Nancy Spangler Pamela Spaulding Iva Spence James Spencer Lee Spotts Randy Stadham Barbara Stancell Malia Stanford Richard Sterling Joe Sulit Manuel Suniga Paul Sutters Ann Swanson Patti Tabor Rosemary Tabudle Larry Tanksley Paul Tapia Donalie Tarpening Alice Tates Earselene Taylor Terri Taylor Debbie Thomas Frederick Thomas Jimmy Thomas Lorene Thomas Ronnie Thompson Becky Thornton Michael Thornton Mike Tischmacher Elwayne Tolbert Joe Torres Jose Torres Johnny Townsel Denise Townsend Maria Trevino Valentine Trevino Gloria Trillo Carolyn Truhitte Frances Trujillo Michael Tune Ervin Turner 176 freshmen Joanne Uhalde Pauline Uhalde Gloria Upshaw Susan Upton Lupe Valdez Rosemary Valdez Jose Valencia Trinidad Valencia Max Van Dyke Monica Velasquez Victor Verduzco Marisela Villa Rosemary Villanueva Gregoria Villarreal Irene Vizcarra Jessie Vonley Velma Walker Williams Watrous Michelle Webb Karen Weber Virginia Welker Gay Wells Tom Whitaker Brooks Whitehead Judy Wiles Linda Willford Patricia Winder Karen Wisener Ray Wright Karen Yarbrough Martha Ybarra Diana Yepiz Gregory Yrigollen Ricky Yrigollen Irene Y turaldi Arthur Zamora Carlos Zaragosa Lorraine Zaragosa OH, YEA! . and away we go. Noon-hour rush. Flash! And then... KAHN’S Used Cars Doright to the rescue. 178 What’s your hangup? PUBLIC ATIONS the maderan The Maderan staff attempted to provide an in- formative and entertaining campus newspaper. The changes made from last year’s paper were meant to make the Maderan better. The Maderan was published bi-weekly by a staff which consisted of twenty-five Journalism II stu- dents, with the aid of Mrs. Norma Jantzen, journalism adviser. Typography was done at Rudy Printing Company, with pictures being prepared for publication by Madera Daily Tribune. Journalism I students studied the basics of journal- ism and contributed copy for the paper during the last semester of school. Other students helped with the Maderan by providing cartoons, guest editorials and additional copy and information. It was the hope of the editors to put into practice some of the ideas they learned at a journalism seminar at Fresno State College the previous sum- mer. Some of these changes were the abolishment of stories or items detrimental to personal reputa- tions, as well as column rules. There was also the introduction of a new nameplate, an informative column (For Your Information), and other inno- vations. The Maderan was rated by the San Joaquin Val- ley Scholastic Press Association, which holds an annual spring press conference at Fresno State College. It received a rating of Superior, which means, in the opinion of the judges provided by the SJVSPA and the Journalism Department at Fresno State College, that the staff at Madera High School produced “an outstanding publica- tion.” The Maderan was also rated by the Na- tional Scholastic Press Association and the Co- lumbia Scholastic Press Association. It is hoped that in the future years the Maderan will become more instrumental in the activities of a larger group of students at Madera High School. It is also hoped that more students will become interested in journalism and that the stu- dent body as a whole will become more involved in their newspaper. Co-Editors, Karen Woodall Debra Finkas Bob Kahn looks-over advertisement while Dan Milinovich prepares Sports page. Debbie Finkas and Karen Woodall are discussing Editorials with advice from Mrs. N. Jantzen. oo we Front, left to right: K. LeRoy S. Overgaard, J. Pierce, P. Steffen, M. Plumley. Middle: N. Jantzen, Advisor, L. Niino, D. Franklin, D. McCullough, M. Guglielmana, D. Milinovich, B. Wren, P. Galleano, B. Brooks. Back: E. Robinson, C. Fairbairn, D. Kelman, B. Kahn, M. Bottini, R. Torres, W. Clark, (not pictured) Roseanne DeCesari, P. Griffin, D. Sharp, M. Nave. Staff (CO=E GIONS: wis:e aa Seen Debra Finkas Karen Woodall Associate: Hoitoy, esesse- tee Becky Wren eatunes HQitor seer se Pam Steffen Social Editor ....... ....Shirley Overgaard SpontsmmetCliCO ey eee eee eee Dan Milinovich BUS Tins uly oie earners Bob Kahn Exchange Editor .............-.-------- Lorraine Niino Circulation Manager ...........-.-- Don Kelman Phiotom Editors Dave Sharp Photoeiia piers esses ere Mike Bottini Phil Griffin, Richard Torres Reporters 2 reteset Belle Brooks, Walter Clark, Charlie Fairbairn, Debbie Franklin, Paula Galleano, Marilyn Guglielmana, Karleen LeRoy, Dick McCullough, JoAnn Pierce, Marcia Plumley S (athe NEUIS (Same tease eee Mike Nave Becky Westing [NO VISOl ee ees _...Mrs, N. Jantzen GURV OPT ADIL oe vere seere eee Rudy Printing Tribune Editor, Ed King discusses newspaper production with staff. 183 nova ExoRoOIUM 1970 staff CO-EDITORS, BEVERLY GONG GAYLE EDWARDS SENIORS, SALLY BRADY LYNN KOBAYASHI CLUBS ACTIVITIES, PAULA GALLEANO PABLO MCCULLOUGH SPORTS, JOHN BRANDON UNDERCLASSMEN, MICHELE HYDE LINDA TIGSON ADMINISTRATION, THOMAS BISHEL COPY, VIVIAN RUSSELL ADVERTISEMENT, JOHN PIPES BUSINESS, LEX BUFFORD ANNUAL SALES, SAM HASS ART, MIKE NAVE PHOTOGRAPHY ED., MARILYN GUGLIELMANA PHOTOGRAPHERS, PHIL GRIFFIN MARK SAULSBURY DUDLEY SMALLWOOD GRANT SPOTTS MICHAEL TODD GENERAL STAFF, FRED BIANCHI ROGER WILLIAMS THERESA FUENTES DEBBI POOL MELINDA MALONE JOANNE CHAVIRA BARBARA MADERIOUS KAREN GALLEANO DENISE ETCHEVERRY VICKI VIZCARRA KATHY BADORINE GEORGETTA SMITH DAN MILINOVICH a ee rl. 25° “vee SS et Rig - 7 O ’ It I$ hoped that the ideas, interests, and attitudes expressed and illustrated in this book are balanced representation of those of all the students at Madera High. We know there are many in this school who were never a cheerleader or a foot- ball player and who, when they open their yearbook years from now, will not feel as if they were a significant part of the school because they were not involved in all the various activities. We hoped to reach some of these people, particularly, in our pages devoted to creative photography, poetry, and miscellaneous thoughts, for it is possible to depict in art ineffable ideas which we acknowledge and which we spontaneously feel without aid or intrusion of understanding, but also thoughts and feelings we had. Perhaps someday it will make us think of the answers life has given us since our years in high school. Above all, we meant to show high school as a period of our lives, not just an excuse for football games and dances. We meant to show students, not just student activities. We meant to be sincere. May our book be as great as our hopes for it. The editors heartily thank John and Lex and Michele and Linda and Pablo and Paula and Lynn and Sally and Nave and John B. and Tom and Grant and Gugie and Riviera and Michael and Dudley and Sam and Phil and Theresa and Mark, the illustrious staff who made the book a reality—Much to everyone’s surprise. Many thanks also to Mr. Stanley who kept things moving in the right direction and Mrs. Jantzen who kept them from flying away. Still more thank yous for those who bought ads and boosters, even happily, and those whose salesmanship abilities were responsible. Peace and Hope and Happy Days Beverly and Gayle 1970 BOOSTERS Bartow Christiansen Glen freeman J.0. Boyle Or. T.R. Gustaveson | m.€. Bristow 0.0.5. OR. V. J. Guttormsson OR, GG; Oagcett Taylor Nuarte Rospert k. Flemming WilBur Kusch Jerry Thorne Gall Stewart Corp. Oh Boy Orive-In Thompson Gill John Euless Ernie $ Mosil Nas Moved to Turlock highway 99 - first Stoplight FOSTER PARKER INSURANCE Auto - Life - fire - Business 674-8536 10820 “Aa” St. ralph howell studio 218 South O Street THE BEST Q@estern MOTE The Blue White Motel Bitince Wishes to Thank You SANDMAN MOTEL | COLOR TV. - POOL KING SIZE BEDS VACANCY for Your Assistance Best WESTERN sanoman motel ave. 16 at Niway 99 674-8817 MadeERa pipes GONG CONGRATULATIONS to; the Class of 70 from Ouncan schelo 301 East Yosemite Ave. 674-4633 187 BERRY CONnstRuCTION 1834 Noward Road 674-6111 MAdERA AUTO TOP 400 North € Street 674-7901 LeiGhton’s time shop we =e 111 South O Street 674-8036 BIG tOp ORIVE-IN 100 South q Street 673-3079 RAOIO T.V. hospital G.E. Neadquarters Sales SERVICE 215 South O Street ETCNEVERRY'S MARKEt Gas - Meéat - Groceries a | kahn and mora TIRE CO. Firestone Tires Chrome MaG Wheels 6th O Street - 2 86 sSsHaw@ (CU Eat se a tj + ; Theresa Martial 8104 ROAO 24 O’GRAOY S 402 €. Yosemite G72 3277 ae Se maraccini - toromMI ssa 324 S. Gateway OrRIVE = the GRapevine fine FaBrics 674-8621 1834 Noward Rod. 674-5646 BERENdSA RaNCH RESTAURANT 19834 highway 99 Madera WesteERN AUTO 318 €. Yosemite hals market Madera, Calif. 1701 Noward RO. 674-3637 Madera Oe Ore! 189 ry or aed AT Saree 1250 On youR Radio Oial 674-8888 the village finest in American and Chinese foods 319 Gateway Orive Bank Of america 428 €. Yosemite maloen Lane North O St. 674-8771 674-4139 - Madera howard ROAd shop 24615 Madera Weloing - Black Smithing - PorRtaBle WeLOING Custom Made Equipment - Vic Pistores | paul jones Gift house Charles L. Spence Where Good taste Costs c.c. septic tank No More SERVICE 123 East Yosemite Phone 674-4236 Congratulations to the madeRa FuneRal home Class of 1970 from J.B. and €.€. Mashsurn erie Oh ee 801 East Yosemite Glenn freeman 674-5606 REALTOR FORD'S WELOING 237 South O St. Madera, California ROY'S MAdERA CyCLEeRY 200 N. Gateway Orive MadeRa, California 674-5468 house of music 114 . Yosemite, Madera “StEeREO and Tape Center” ‘| + Fae TG NY CERIONI'S Nis and Ner Shop 674-8834 125 South O OIck anderson Ford and Mercury Gateway Orive Madera eee S enoce 204 €. Yosemite Ave. Madera, CalifoRNIA niles pharmacy 203 €. Yosemite Ave. MadeRa, CalifoRNIA RUOY PRINTING CO. Rudy Lovelady 105 W. 2nd Street 674-5735 TINE — eB Ee . {8 i i madera cycle CENTER 214 S. Gateway ORIVE 674-2046 ROBERT K. fleminG State farm Insurance 400 N. Gateway Madera, California ' Millage K Kitchen donuts” Glenn M. FREEMA BasSkKIN - ROBBINS 129 €. Yosemite AVE. Madera, Calif. 193 herRiItaGe MOTORS INC. Bill J. Forehand ownerR SIxth and € Streets, Madera Bus. 673-9217 CONGRatulations to the class of 70 FRANK’s mMarRKet Meats, VegetaBles ano GROCERIES 1100 South O Street 673-3168 YOSEMITE SHOE REpair 324 East Yosemite Madera, Calif. RON'S RICHfFIELO 321 West Yosemite 673-1301 too0d0’s shell 501 South Gateway 674-5629 RUSS MOBIL 1030 North Gateway 674-4832 OALE’S STUDIO ano CAMERA Shop 112 South C Madera 674-6202 oeicy sineasieiee 2105 Noward Road Madera, Calif. MORGAN'S BARBER Shop 1300 W. Yosemite 673-3621 hours 8-6 vernon’s chevron west Coast lyinc SERVICE Yosemite and R St. 674-4882 674-8873 195 REEO And Bell ORIVE-IN “WNERE BETTER [00d IS SERVED” 312 NORTH Gateway 674-7273 OR. 4.S. ROBERTSON MAdERA COYOTE BOOSTER PERLONGO’S BAkERy SIERRA Foodland 518 SOUTN Gateway RIVE 321 WEST OLIve 673-3343 674-5633 MAdERA LUMBER HaRdware MAOERA AUTO top 400 north e€ 701 SO. GATEWAY ORIVE 674-7901 673-3556 MAOERA Oally BIG TOP ORIVE-IN TRIBUNE 100 EAST SEVENTh 100 south q 673-3079 674-2424 clinton collins dE CESARI STATIONERS FRESNO BEE AGENT “for all the news that’s news today, REAO ThE BEE.” 126 EAST YOSEMITE 674-4611 674-5812 lucca’s RESTAURANT OEan TIRE INC. 1816 HOWARD ROAD 325 north Gateway 674-6744 674-8522 the clothes tree JUNIOR - JUNIOR PEtites MadERA ORUG cosmetics - fountain 135 East YOSEMITE 111 East YOSEMITE 673-3548 674-7789 OalEe’s STUDIO ano camera shop 112 south ¢c BRAMMER'S 219 EAST YOSEMITE 673-3346 674-6202 Gim’s Jewelry 137 East yosemite 674-6858 McCUMBER pInion ORUG 136 EAST YOSEMITE 673-3533 lees CONCRETE 200 south pine 673-9189 ELLIOtt Jewelry 348 €. VOSEMItTE 674-2752 MADERA 93637 PpAaRkKWwood Beauty salon AVENUE 13 674-8282 madeRA HOBBY shop 352 SOUTN C St. ERNIE S MOBIL SERVICE 701 SOUTN | “Get It on at the MOBIL service” 673-2957 family food center 6895 highway 145 674-8354 Sees SNS cay JEMCO ENGINEERING and manufactuRING CoO. 1217 EAST YOSEMITE 674-5644 flowers By helen 210 sOUTN O - 674-8901 taco Bell 301 NORTH Gateway ORIVE 673-0631 across FROM the post office for flowers, send ours plaza flower shop 322 WEST YOSEMITE 673-0141 J.c. penney co. cael quality dairy farms 1820 howard ROAD 674-8549 100 East YOSEMITE 674-4686 199 200 tECO NAROWARE ano farm equipment 13462 Road 26 673-3504 Best wishes to the class of '70 Jame’s OEPARTMENT STORE MaderRas Newest, Most Modern Store Complete Selection of Nationally AOVERTISES APpPaReEl for the Entire family Only the Look 1s Expensive! BetharRd Square Shopping Center 333 West Olive 673-1511 SpanGgleR-MccLURE FURNITURE Owners: 0.J. Spangler Nersw McClure “The Most Nelpful Store in town’ 125 North O Street Madera, California 673-9276 I would Like to thank all the Madera MeRchants and Boosters who have helped to make this year’s Blue and White a success. thank You, John pipes AOVERTISEMENT ManaGer 207 PISCHEL YEARBOOKS, INC. ,0568306