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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1971 volume:

at ae ete “within tremémbrance™.__ _ that unclouded-of comfort __ for days stored by. E Life could embrace its building’ of buildings. with skyscraper dreams towering _ its own accomplishments — ‘with reflections ¢ I feel inside am “making me wonder _ A how far a trip it was to myself. _ My reflections told me “that journey of a.million days was.accomplished by that question asked. ee ere oO hm, (itis LET SQW ie SA N77 Tat Ze 2K Gy) L —““4 tit, 2s y Of Va Zs “LM — : _— Ui hire PR! YI] ‘ th. ¥, MADERA COUNTY LIBRARY SGM (Cex CS Pao CL) Y, Nf sal : , yi, H y Sie Principal Mr. Robert Warner There is no doubt in my mind that your future will be interesting, exciting, and challenging. The vast changes that will take place will result in your being caught up in the marvelous progress and breath-taking achievements of your great generation. And yet, the years ahead will also be troubled ones with awesome responsibilities. You will be asked to find solutions to problems which have not yet arisen. It is my hope that your years at Madera High School have prepared you to live in a future in which you will realize your fullest capabilities. To be successful, you must now continue to challenge your mind and to strive for self improvement. You must also gain insight into human relations in order to achieve a better life for everyone. Here’s wishing you the best of luck in your future endeavors. ROBERT H. WARNER Principal Vice-Principal Mr. Dino Petucci Superintendent Mr. Duane Furman Assistant Superintendent Mr. Rinaldo Wren Dean of Boys Dean of Girls Mr. Perry Harper Mrs. Emma Kelly Attendance Officer Director of Guidance Coordinator of Work Experience Mr. Gary Adams Miss Jane Ellen Curry Mr. Glen Rask Board of Trustees Left to Right: Mr. K. Gill, Mr. M. Johnson, Dr. E. Grootendorst, Mr. P. Martin, Dr. T.R. Gustaveson, Mr. A. Freeman, Rev. N. Haynes Miss Cathleen Adams Mr. Gary Adams Physical Education Social Science Mr. Rudolph Alejo Mr. Stan Bledsoe Industrial Arts Business Mr. Raoul Bozio Mr. Thomas Britter Social Science Industrial Arts Mrs. Delores Brooks Mr. Vernon Brooks Business Social Science, State Requirements Mr. Frank Brunolli Mr. Ben Bufford Social Science English Miss Sally Cadenazzi Mrs. Ann Carter Science Physical Education Mr. Thomas Crow Mr. John David Physical Education Industrial Arts Mr. Michael Davis Mr. Blaine Dewey Special Education English WPT POOTT TE rR CERT eT RR enT NT TERI, Mr. Dennis De Witt Mr. James Durham Physical Education Mathemematics 10 Mr. Leroy Eslick Miss Phyllis Estes Business English Mr. Gordon Fake Mr. Salvatore Ferrara Social Science Driver Education Mr. James Fifield Miss Barbara Flores Industrial Arts English as a Second Language 11 Mrs. Arlene Gallagher Mr. William Gamboa Language Language Mr. Oscar Gomez Mr. Henry Gronroos Language Agriculture Mr. Roger Gustin Mr. Allen Harkins Business Music 12 Mr. James Harper Mrs. Rosa Harper Physical Education Physical Education OS fe)� SE Mr. Wilhelm Haugen Mr. Ray Hobbs Business Industrial Arts Mrs. Darlene Huckobey Mr. William Jantzen Fine Arts Agriculture 13 Cee 6 Mr. Gerald Johnson Mrs. Geraldine Kaylor Social Science Home Economics Mrs. Elsie Keeble Mr. Joe Keeble Business Science Mr. Allen Kiddy Mr. Harvey Kirk Physical Education Industrial Arts 14 Miss Adrienne Kuhe Mr. Robert Kurtovich Mathematics English Mr. Les Lyon Mr. Donald MacGregor English Mathematics, Science Mrs. Jackie Maloney Mrs. Evelyn Massetti Fine Arts English 15 RAS a Mrs. Norma Mastin Mr. Richard Mastin Science Science Mr. William McAlister Mr. David McNett Physical Education Industrial Arts Mr. Gary Melvin Mr. Darrell Merriman Business English 16 Mr. Raymond Milani Mr. Kenneth Montgomery Agriculture English, Journalism Mr. Robert Muller Mr. Gary Mulliner Industrial Arts Social Science Mrs. Brenda Oswald Mr. Terry Oswald Drama, English Science hE ee Mr. Robert Owen Mr. David Parsons Mathematics State Requirements Mr. Robert Parsons Mrs. Carol Persson Special Education Home Economics Mr. Ernest Pfister Miss Nancy Philips Social Science English 18 Mr. Edward Pia Mr. Wayne Pipes Language Mathematics Mr. Roy Powell Mr. Jerry Provencio Languages Language Mr. Mike Pursell Mrs. Evelyn Riehl Mathematics English 19 Mr. Arlie Ruble Mrs. Patricia Schartz Physical Education English ee Mr. Charles Shriner Mrs. Margaret Sinay Business Science Mr. Robert Smith Mr. David Snell Mathematics Agriculture 20 Mr. Douglas Sordi Mr. Richard Staten Agriculture Social Science, Physical Education Mrs. Roxann Taylor Mr. Lawrence Temple Physical Education Agriculture Mrs. Jessie Tucker Mr. Ronald Vargas Business Agriculture 21 Mr. Richard Varner Miss Matilda Verdu Mathematics Science, Language Mr. Joe Vived Mrs. Phyllis Waag Social Science Physical Education Miss Kathleen Walsh Miss Roberta Wills English Home Economics 22 Otero EE et aia Miss Barbara Wilson Mrs. Emily Wogaman Home Economics English J é Mr. Elbert Woodruff Mrs. Virginia Wootten English Fine Arts Mrs. Lois Worthington Mr. Leroy Zimmerman Music Industrial Arts 23 Mr. Steve Zupanovich Social Science Mr. Warner takes a dip! Here we are together! The barefoot bomber is at it again! 24 COUNSELORS Mr. George Farrell Miss Jane Ellen Curry Mrs. Norma Mastin Mr. Huette Lowry Miss Jean Patton Mr. Lee Mac Gregor 25 Mr. Gordon Cook Bookkeeper Mrs. Virginia Fuentes Counseling Office paren roin Mrs. Verna Johnson School Nurse : if i Mrs. Jeanette Shoemate Counseling Office Mrs. Carol Denman Vice Principal's Secretary Mrs. Vera Goodrich Principal's Secretary Mrs. Tiny Milinovich Library Mr. Cecil Southall A-V Technician Mrs. Betty Donleavey Library Mrs. Maryon Hannon Agriculture Secretary Mrs. Mildred Nash Attendance Mrs. Josephine Uhalde Attendance a tn 4 E} eis rer Ese Custodians-First Row (left to right): C. Kollman, O. Bollinger, J. Flores, J. Filiponi, R. Hernandez. Second Row: W Lowry, R. Brown, E. Wiens, A. Shelton, J. Lowe, F Henderson, L. Salazar. Cooks-First Row: A. Simpson, R. Hendrickson, P. Martin, B. Puckett, Z. Bronzini. Second Row: T. Failla, T. Laird, C Rigby, B. Toschi, R. Lee, E. Davenport, B. Tamberi Bus Drivers-First Row: D. Pager, D. McCraw. Second Row: J. McCandless, M. Miller, E. Thomason, R. Walters, E. Bowd, S. Harris, O. Nickell ee i Seeseee? DR eehaaaete? dbeee 4 Tipe 7 28 es eS TS ’ y 4h y JUNIOR OFFICERS Spring Officers: Lorraine Niino, Geri McCarty, Debbie Sutters, and Linda Rubio 30 C) i “) A par Margarita Adame Beverly Agee Randolph Aguayo Jessie Aguilar Mary Aguirre Rosalyn Aguirre Francis Alberta Raul Aleman Arthur Alviso Rebecca Arias Beverly Arnold San Juanita Arreazola Roy Arredondo Marcella Arroyo Diane Arteaga Danny Arter Steve Ashby Randal Autrand Marcello Ayala Ernestine Baldenegro Gale Baldrica | - a A a) 4 ‘ = } j - i yy” A he A % Yvonne Baldridge Donald Bare Penni Bass Madeline Bautista Robin Beban Laquita Benbrook Diana Benzler Susanne Bertoncini Michael Bianchi Conrad Bitter Kathleen Blakemore Michael Bodine Glenda Bohard Sherman Bohard per | a a Paula Booze Phyllis Bounds Roger Bowlin Jill Boysen Toni Breazeale Anna Brewer Rhonda Brincefield Belle Brooks Michael Brown Mike Brown Deborah Bruecker Michael Brune Robin Brunk Nancy Brunolli Linda Burleson Michael Burris Amalia Cabral Barry Cain Sandra Cain Pauline Campbell Roberta Canarelli 31 SZ tad a Andrew Capuchino Randy Carey Deborah Carpenter Terry Carroll Brian Carter Armando Castaneda Frank Castro Vicki Cerda Richard Cervantez Claudia Chaffin Alfred Chairez Lavanna Chambers Willis Chambers Rachel Chavez Blair Chavin Joe Chavira Jean Cheatham Connie Childers Sharon Clark Vern Cochran Steve Collett Se Caroline Contreras Stanley Cooper Armelia Craig Sue Crawford Robert Creamer Joel Cruz Mary Daniels Chris Da Silva Timothy Da Silva Tamara Davidson Jane Deaver Denise Del Bianco Joe DeLeon Steve DeMello F 7 ass, | 4 a 4 eo foe John Diaz Jean Dillion Marilyn Dine Ronald Dolio Fredrick Douglass Carol Dunn ing Michael Earls Rochelle Earls Dianne Echols Douglas Eller Randy Encinas Shirlene English Donald Ervin George Escobedo Dennis Espinoza Maria Esquivel Deborah Euless Roger Evans Shelia Fairchild Betty Felipe Joan Ferrarese A™} ae Gene Ferretti Norma Figuerova Gilbert Flores Rogelio Foronda Alberta Foster Debbie Foster Stephen Franco John Franklin Tony Frede Bruce Freeman Janice Galano Karen Galleano Benita Garcia Mary Garcia Linda Garrison Dora Garza Reynaldo Garza Chariton Gatz Rick Gibbs William Gibbs Kim Gilchrist ZF va e ee Leslie Gill Virginia Goddard James Godfrey Debra Goedhart Brent Gomes Eufemia Gomez Carlos Gonzales Dolores Gonzales Judith Gonzales Stella Gonzales Steven Gonzales James Griffin Roxanne Griffin Christopher Guttormsson 7 on fA Ni June Harris Timothy Hawkins Peter Heisdorf Linda Henderson Keith Herold James Herrick Deborah Hight Marsha Hobbs Barbara Holmes David Holmes David Horsman Constance Howard Debra Hursky Steve Hunter Tony Hurtado Wendy Janigian Joseph Jaurique Carl Jefferson Eligio Jimenez Johnny Johns Charlotte Johnson 33 —¥ ”), Tina Johnson Ann Joines Brenda Jones Deborah Jones Mary Katuin Jay Keel Bill Ketscher Michael King Gary Kinoshita Sally Konkol Sandel Konkol Dale Kurisu Mary Ann Kyriss Linda Landucci Johnny Lares Sally Larez David Lawrence Roy Leach Roscoe Lee Vickie Lewis Sarah Lidyoff ® ws fools i a Laddie Lizak Joaquin Llanes Mary Loera Mary Lopez Sally Lopez Terrie Liles Judy Lilly Velta Littrell Carol Logoluso Joyce Logue Susan Long Lydia Lopez Gregory Lynds DeeAnn Lyon a Ow ‘ E pvt Ss me ym ‘ mae Ken MacDonald William Monos Theresa Manzo Gerald Marsh Amelia Martinez Ernest Martinez Frank Martinez Mary Martinez Nancy Martinez Ronald Martinez Veronica Martinez Claire Massetti Kathleen Maul Cynthia McAlister Ruby McAlister Sue McCarthy Virgil McCarthey Geri McCarty Ricky McCombs Jolene McCullough Jeannie McFerren James McIntyre Laura McLaughlin David McNeely Lind Medina Linda Medina Anita Meister Mario Melendez Jeffrey Melikian Mary Mendoza Jack Mendrin Jacob Mendrin Manya Mendrin Vera Mendrin Melanie Methenitis Alicia Meza Richard Meza Marcia Miles James Miller Olga Molina Stella Molina La Donna Moore Marilyn Mora Alex Moreno Rachel Moreno Carla Morgan Carole Morris Gary Nash Nathan Nash Victor Nash Susan Nave Cynthia Netherton Isabel Nevis Joann Nicasio Lorraine Niino Virginia Nunez Kristine Nyberg James Ogle Robert Orta Jerry Overstreet Susan Ownbey Randy Padgett Rebecca Padilla Lennie Page Irene Palacios Charles Parker Donald Parkey Douglas Pearson Jesse Pedroza John Peregoy Armando Perez James Perez Michael Perez Debbie Pisano Elaine Pistoresi Gary Plumb Debbie Potter Sis) Arthur Poulin Richard Poulin Danny Powell Jo Lynn Rainey Carl Ramirez Marcella Ramirez Joe Randle Mary Redwine Jeral Reese Johnny Rey Edith Reynolds Julia Rios Carol Robbins Bill Roberts Cal Roberts Carol Robertson Cortellius Robinson Joyce Robinson Ruben Rocha Terry Rocha Ronald Rockholt as Albert Rodriquez Amelia Rodriquez Gloria Rodriguez Gregoria Rodriguez Lupe Rodriguez Yvonne Rodriguez Alice Roman Cindy Romeri Ernest Romero Connie Rosado Terry Rosson Leslie Row Linda Rubio Joaquin Ruiz R 7, : ae i Z re ‘ a ia Y Nick Ruiz Donald Russell Judy Rustigian Fred Ryan Mary Salinas Billy Sanders Debra Sanders Thomas Sandoval Mark Scheffing Deborah Schlumbohm Terry Schoettler Mary Schwarz James Seidle Richard Self Cathy Sellai David Shearer Alice Simpson Jeffery Smith Sheila Smith Nan Sorenson Janet Spillane | r. f i | Al r vB “wf ‘ baal | £m “ J A Richard Spruell Carla Stefanelli Debra Stefanelli Debra Sutters Sandi Swart Michael Tabor Jeffrey Taddei Jeanette Tamberi Rebecca Tanaka Ruby Tates Janet Taylor Nathan Terry Glenda Thomas Robert Titus Randall Todd Steven Tolmasoff Jim Tomajan Luis Torres Michelle Townsend Peter Townsend Arlene Tribble wy oN Charles Trolinger Sidney Tucker Pamela Tyler Charlotte Upshaw Loretta Valorosi Barbara Varela Linda Veatch Bea Ann Venturi Carole Villarreal Mary Wall Mike Walter Shelah Wells Kathy Wheat Glenna Whitted Misa im 70 Hon x =—— ,® = rey w, ih Gail Williams Jerri Williams Sidney Witten Shirley Woo Carolyn Wright Philip Yakligian Paul Yates Rosemarie Ybarra Richardo Yepiz Mary Ylarregui Tony Young Robert Zavala 37 Te) ae = x Of © O esa cD x A “4 (2 38 39 “4 Ong “Le “4 oO 4 “4 “4 “4 “A GRGYG G G GAGRG G RGNRG PROUD RQEPD OD QD DG EO CG DIOP AG GGG CO “4 “4 Ong GtGtG YGo “4 “4 Org GEOG GGG SGXGetG “4 “4 “4 4 “4 “4 o o “4 “4 cA AUTOGRAPHS XG G RLI NG G “4 ) POO VO OOO OV OP OV OC OKO OK OV LOO OOOO VO OQ OO OD LD LO OO LL LD LD LD OLD LD CLP LP CLP CLP OP CLP CLP CLP OLP OLP ODP OLD OLD OLD LP OLP DOLD CLP OP LP OLD AP OLD CLP OLA SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Fall Officers: Kathy Cervantez, DeeDee Sellai, Paul Sutters, Susan Estabrook + te wn . - 0 ie i SE Ata g RPE Bm ey 2 - me on 2 “at. Spring Officers: Front, J. Imrie, Max Van Dyke, Back, DeeDee Sellai, Cheryl Chatoian 40 Franklin Aaron Inez Adame John Adame Billy Agee Paul Aguaayo Janie Alarcon Alberta Allen Curtis Allen Debbie Allen Diana Allen Donna Allen Isabel Albarado Roman Alvarez Patricia Anderson Margaret Apodoca Patricia Arballo Miguel Arteaga Susan Arteaga Steve Atilano Juli Autrand August Avila OA | 7 A . � . {Th Mike Avila John Badorine David Baker Barbara Balbas Beckie Barnes Lonnie Barron Laura Basila John Beatty Randall Beavers Randy Belflower Mando Bellinger Janet Bernardi Donald Bese Anne Bascay ade ; “he ' will Bn] Ps 4 y { D l SR (A 4 Ee Ambrose Bishop Rodney Blackmon Ken Blazer Susan Bolin Kenneth Bond Sandra Bonds Frank Bonilla Patricia Bonilla Rhonda Bowman David Boyle Norman Breazell Linda Brewer Paul Brice Anne Bristow Joe Britt Mattie Brown Steven Brown Lori Bruecker Mike Brueggemann Robert Bruer Martin Buchnoff 41 Jimmy Burciaga Melinda Burnett Pamela Busca Kathleen Butler Mark Byers Frances Caballero Lucia Cabral Donna Caldwell Chery! Carillo Randy Carroll Paul Carranza Linda Castillo Ricardo Castillo Joey Catuiza Joseph Cazares Jeri Cereghino Kathy Cervantez Donna Chandler Arthur Chapa Cheryl Chatoian Diane Chavez Hector Chavez Anthony Cha vira Faustino Chavira Stephen Chavira Mitch Cheuvront Nickie Childers Wayland Chu Carol Clark Melford Clark Janice Clemente Jody Cobb Gregory Coelho Doris Conley Jessie Conley ‘wi Thomas Cook Rusty Coones Ruben Cota Udell Cowan Michael Cowger Donna Creamer Richard Creamer Hiram Cruz Fred Daniels Theresa Davis John Dean Phillip Dean Roberto DeLeon Juan DeLeon Deborah Deniz Mark DeWitt Anita Diaz Robert Diaz Dora Dominguez Linda Dominguez Timothy Doyle 42 PD Rosanne Eddings Judy Ensley Phillip Espinosa Steve Edmonston Phillip Esparza Jeen Estrada Steve Duncan Santos Enriquez Gloria Espinosa Kathleen Eddy Della Escobar John Esqueda ao Ch Lm Edwin Fincher Ruby Flores Dennis Fischer Christine Fontes Ruby Fisk Wayne Fontes Flossie Ford Colleen Fitzsimmons om David Edwards Anthony Espinoza Richard Farias Mark Fleming Frank Ford Doug Elliott Christine Espinoza Lisa Ferretti Carol English Evelyn Espinosa Valia Figuerova Patricia Flores Jack Franklin Michael Florence Florecita Foronda — ZF — i m= Jack Freeman Philip Gallegos Robert Garcia Regina Fryer Teresa Gallegos Teresa Garcia Elmer Frazier Leonard Gabrielson Karen Garcia Nancy Frede Mary Gallegos Rinaldo Garcia Lowell Fulsom Paul Gamboa Terry Garcia Gertrude Funklemier Amalia Garcia Tomas Garcia Douglas Furman Freddie Garcia Maria Garza 43 dim ht _ Leslie Gendron Jean Gill Victoria Gilliland Howard Glantz Brent Gong Alfredo Gonzalez Alberto Gonzales Ernest Gonzales Irene Gonzales Joe Gonzales Leo Gonzales Linda Gonzales Marie Gonzales Virginia Gonzalez Betty Gotelli George Gray Candice Greer Tim Grimm Eddie Grumley Lavonna Guss Rodney Hagopian a t = { : a Od | N= : OX fm ; ) i A� ZS rn a F ya 4 Bernie Halfcourt Jane Harlow Chery! Haynes George Helton Karen Hench Mark Henderson Pamela Henderson John Hernandez Cortez Hill Suzanne Hill Tamara Hill Stephanie Hines Billy Hodges Alberto Holguin ‘ ag es | Debra Holmes Joyce Honeywell Carmen Huerta Barbara Huffman Susan Huffman Nick Hughes Patrick Hughes Cynthia Hutchison Julio Ibarra Marcelo Ibarra J. Duane Imrie Rosalind Irvin Sheryl James Deborah January Gloria Jasso Cina Jensen Karen Jessing Victor Jiminez Linda Jinks Lois Johnson Timothy Johnson Tom Johnson Christopher Joines Patricia King Kathryn Klotzbier Armida Larez Anthony Laymon S4 bh Ae Audie Jones Kenneth Jones Kristine Kerby David Kilduff Denise King Vivian Knight Verra Kornoff David Krum Steven Kwock Kenneth LaMattina Dorene Leach Kay Lindemann Jerry Logoluso Janet Longatti Eddie Lopez NN Denise Lowery Jennie Luna Antonio Marquez Bradley Martin a ta a Rosie Lund Wesley Lyday Mary Maciel Michael Martin Mary Martinez Nancy Martinez a Mario Manriquez Louie Marmolejo Peter Martinez William Mathis Julius Mattingly Santiago Maya Michael McCullough Sandie McDonald Marsha McMillon David McMonigal Santiago Maya Richard Mayorga Duane McAlister Frank McCarthey Carol McClure Wayne McFarlane Ray McGee Winton McGhee Michele McGinnis Charles McJunkins Lorry McSwain Laura Medina Bobby Melenbacker Paul Mendez Sally Mendrin 45 hy Marcia Minnetti Reynaldo Mirelez Gilbert Molina Carol Moore Robert Moore Rodney Morales Lydia Moreno Maria Moreno Pam Morgan Theresa Morris Barbara Murphy Donna Murphy Lavida Nash Mary Nevarez David Niino Vicki Nillis Lane Norris Jennifer Ogle Katy Olivares Janice Oliver Andrew Olson Terri Olson Richard Osterman Patricia Overstreet Janice Oyler David Padgett Donna Page George Pair Deborah Parker Paul Parkey Wallace Pearson Maria Pena Yolanda Perales Lupe Perea David Perez Norma Perez David Perkins Diana Perlongo Bruce Pick Billie Pierce Mark Pitts Donald Plumb George Pombo Alan Potter Theresa Poulin James Priest Wanda Puckett Tim Qualls Karen Radley George Ramirez John Ramirez Patricia Ramirez Rose Ramirez Lee Ramos Rosalva Rascon Donna Raviscioni 46 Lewis Raviscioni Janie Reeves Catherine Robbins David Roberts Yolanda Robles Rudolph Rocha Margaret Rodgers Hope Rodriguez John Rodriguez Linda Rodriguez Mary Ellen Rodriquez Daniel Rogers Terry Rogers Jorge Rojas Rodney Rolison Ruben Rubalcaba Dorothy Rubio Gilbert Ruelaz Carmen Ruiz Elisa Ruiz Connie Russell € ne oe | eager? OY Paul Russell Rebecca Salas Robert Salas Lucy Samarin Ralph Samarripa Ginger Sanders Antonio Sauceda Kay Scheffing Terry Schelter Jane Schofield Fred Scott Dee Sellai Angie Sepulveda Angela Surrato Janice Shearer Steven Sherrod Joyce Siebert Marian Sievers Christine Simental Stephanie Simonian George Sipin Pamella Skeels Darrell Smith David Smith Debra Smith Jan Smith Nancy Smith Robert Smith Roy Smith Valerie Smith Eileen Snyder Rudy Soliz Amelia Sosa Lisan Sotelo Lawrence Soto 47 Marcos Soto Yvonne Soto Nancy Spangler Pamela Spaulding Iva Spence James Spencer Randy Stadham Malia Stanford Kathy Stapleton Richard Sterling Alice Stokes Joseph Sulit Manuel Suniga Paul Sutters Patricia Tabor Rosemary Tabudlo Larry Tanksley Donalie Tarpening Alice Tates Earselene Taylor Terri Taylor 8. he Lorene Thomas Ronnie Thompson Ludell Thornsburg Michael Thornton Rebecca Thornton Mike Tischmacher Joe Torres Jose Torres Robert Torres Denise Townsend Robert Townsend Maria Trevino Carolyn Truhitte Francis Trujillo A C=) f+ Ym Michael Tune Ervin Turner Joanne Uhalde Pauline Uhalde Gloria Upshaw Susan Upton Trinidad Valencia Max Van Dyke Monica Velasquez Victor Verduzco Marisela Villa Rosemary Villanueva Gregoria Villarreal Irene Vizcarra Ben Walker Valma Walker Michele Webb Karen Weber Virginia Welker Gay Wells Thomas Whitaker 48 Patricia Winder Karen Wisener Ray Wright Bobby Wyatt Teri Young Gregory Yrigollen Ricky Yrigollen Irene Yturaldi Brooks Whitehead Judy Wiles Sharon Wilson Karen Yarbrough Martha Ybarra Diane Yepiz Arthur Zamora Carlos Zaragosa Lorraine Zaragosa What are you doing here, Walter? These pictures have captured sophomores and their lunchtime activities Above, Karen Hench with senior Darrell Baze Chery! Chatoian, Carol McClure, and Kathy Klotzbier enjoying lunch hour 49 FRESHMAN OFFICERS 1 et oN, at Al ae odd ne ; rt Ae Par,” : vn Left to right: Susan Guglielmana, Danny Gallegos, Sharon Ervin, and Chenza Faso Spring Officers: Jeff Dal Cerro, Elvira Uhalde, Karen Pavey, Debbie Parker 50 Jesse Aguirre Steve Allen Steven Allen Kenneth Alley Steve Allred Joe Altamirano Kathy Alves Juan Anaya Thomas Anaya Joe Andaverde Barbara Anderson Suzanne Ankele Esther Apodaca Helen Arballo Marylou Arellanes Rosemary Armendariz Bill Armstrong Felix Arreazola Yolanda Arredondo Roberto Arroyo Karl Arter = ‘ Ruth Ascanio Dave Ashby Linda Ashford Richard Ayala John Baker Mary Baker William Baker Patsy Baldridge Cindy Bare Paul Barnes Suzette Barrett Marlene Basden Robert Bautista Sonia Bautista _— . Bly Rhonda Beavers Mike Bell Debbie Bellinger Eric Benzler Leon Biscay Lois Bishop Sherry Blackburn Wendell Blakney Deborah Blevins Gaile Bomprezzi Daniel Bonilla Beth Boysen Jimmy Bradford Jace Brandon Karon Brannon Steve Bridges Elaine Brodie Karen Brown Bruce Browning Jackie Brunk Mark Busca opt wr xh dhh ©) ae Cynthia Bush Tim Canady Modesto Cantu Mike Carpenter Linda Carrillo Michael Carter Kenny Carter Rosemary Castillo Angelo Castro Gayle Catuiza Jose Cavazos Debra Chairez Ronald Chambers John Chapa Delia Chavira Freddie Chavira Louis Chavira Stella Chavira Randy Cheuvront Mark Christiansen Cindy Clair ‘ e a Bryan Clark Jill Contreras Charlotte Cook Randy Coones Alicia Costilla Janice Couch Gary Craig Alford Crawford David Creamer Ruth Cruz Nancy Cudd Kenneth Cutts Jeff Dal Cerro Tom Da Silva Debbie Davis Joe Davis Mark Davis Bruce Deauer Alan Deaver Terri Dees Karen Del Bianco Gladys Deniz Ricky Deniz Ricky Diebert Alan Dirlam Debbie Dolio Joan Dooley Jerry Dortch Sharon Doshier Shelley Du Bose Curtis Eastwood Jeff Eaton Robert Eddings Stan Edmonston Kevin Elliot 52 Sharon Ervin Marie Esparza Samuel Espinosa Pamela Euless Anthony Failla Cheryl Fant David Farmer lra Farmer Donald Farnesi Chenza Faso Elizabeth Fernandez Diane Ferretti Donelle Ferretti Victor Fierro Rosemary Fierros Charlotte Fisk Nancy Flores Sabrina Flores Katherine Flowers Michael Flud Robert Forehand Kenneth Foster Linda Franco Jim Franklin Mark Freeman Randy Freeman Charles Fryer Camille Fuentes Maricella Fuentes Mario Fuentes Mike Fuentes Violo Fuentes Symanthia Fulsom Joe Gaeta David Galleano Daniel Gallegos Paul Gallegos Rosendo Galvan Maria Gamiz Jerry Garcia Richard Garcia Rosemarie Garcia Virginia Garcia Steven Gardini Billie June Garrett Roxie Garrison Elvia Garza Lesvia Garza Paul Garza Nick Ghosoph Gary Gibbs Vicky Gibbs Bruce Gilles Stephen Gimbl Mark Glass Pam Godfrey 53 Kathy Goedhart Sheila Gokey Beatrice Gomez Richard Gomez Stella Gomez Evelyn Gong Terry Gong Celia Gonzales Jeannie Gonzales Betty Gonzalez Richard Gonzalez Margaret Granados Rhonda Griggs Susan Guglielmana Bobby Gunter Jacqueline Gutierrez Linda Hamm Shelley Hansen Marc Hass Deanne Hatch Deborah Hatch Mike Hayes Karen Heflin Zenard Henderson Sue Hendrickson Stephen Hernandez Dawn Hill Janet Hines Leonard Hobbs Patricia Hogue Suzanne Howard Felipe Huerta Ralph Hunter Craig Ingle Mark Inman Terri Irby Nona James Rosemary Jaurique Donald Jinks Elaine Johnson Jessie Johnson Larry Johnson Phyllis Johnson Jeffrey Joines Judy Jones Kathy Jones Kevin Jones Curtis Katuin Duane Kelley Terri Katchum Dennis Kidwell Jennifer King Lesa King David Klein Karen Kline Linda Kline 54 5 ws Wesley Kobayashi Michael Laird Jesse Landavaso Shirley Lockhart Marina Lopez Beatrice Laird Gwendolyn Lewis Elizabeth Knight Ronald Leach Shawn Knight Annette Leathers Michael Logan Bradley Logoluso Ricky Logoluso Herman Lopez 4 3 8 a St v FSR TOS Jeff Lucchesi Jill Mahaffey Romana Luna Steven Manoz Morallys Lopez Bernardo Macias Kathy Lorenz Alan Maderious Deborah Lowry Robert Madewell Josephina Manriquez Susan Martinazzi Gwen McAlister Roy Mendrin Brenda Marshall Shirley Mathis Peter Mendez Lola Marshall Bobby Martinez Sandra McCarthey Faye Middlebrooks Lee Marklund Elizabeth Marquez Victor Martinez Charles Meeks Don Marmolejo Leonard Martinez Tom McJunkins Mike Mendrin 55 Chere Milam Keith Millhollon Rosita Mirelez Mauro Molina Rey Molina Dan Montalvo Jack Moore Sidney Moore Kathleen Moosios Roberta Mora Armido Moreno Richard Morrison Daniel Motta Myleene Mulcrone Larry Murphy Susan Naito Isaac Narro Rosiland Nash Hilda Montemayor Pamela Morton Chery! Nawrocki Larry Nesmith Stephanie Nesmith Susan Neufeld Linda Nevarez George Nevis Joe Nicasio Lillian Norman Cathy North John Nunez Maria Obregon Mathilda Obregon Margaret Ochoa Oscar Olguin Candelario Olvera ve Candelario Olvera Cynthia Orona Ron Osuna David Overgaard Jeri Owen Darrell Owens Dennis Owens Michael Padilla Fred Page Danny Parker Debra Parker Edward Parker Karen Pavey Brent Peart Michael Peart Paul Pederson Susan Penrod Frank Perales Margie Perea Rey Perea Anadelia Perez 56 Ernestina Perez Joe Perez Leandro Perez Mario Perez Sally Perez Dina Petrucci Connie Pillow Ron Pira William Pollos Belva Poore Deborah Porter Steven Potter Roger Poythress Steven Price Greg Priest Renee Poulin Pamela Pugh Robert Poythress Dan Prudek Karen Puccini Elaine Pyle Arnulfo Quintero Barbara Quintos Benita Raviscioni Marcel Ramirez Charlett Ray Midge Ramirez Gary Reed Olga Ramirez Gracie Renteria Patricia Rey Frank Randle Albert Rascon Eva Reyna Rickey Ridge ( dm John Rigby. David Rios Rosalinda Rios David Rivera Steve Roberson Joe Rocha Mark Rocha Alfred Rodriguez Alicia Rodriguez Deborah Rodriguez Hope Rodriguez Marylou Rodriquez Richard Rodriquez Ruben Rodriquez Ruben Rodriquez Randy Rolison Nancy Roman Mark Root James Roque Matilde Roque John Rose 57 Catherine Rowe Ronald Rowe Rhonda Rowell Bradley Ruble Donald Ruiz Nancy Ruiz MaryAnn Ryan Chantal Sagouspe Frank Salcido Linda Salcido Y olanda Salinas Bernadette Sallaberry Jeffrey Sanderson Eva Sauceda Hermin Sauceda Janis Say Coral Schlitzkus Mark Sciacqua Deanna Self Rita Sepulveda Robert Serbantes {, S é- a4 a Richard Serrano Pamela Shelley Harmon Shoemake Jannell Shoemate Ida Simpson Terry Skipper Shirley Slama Bela Smith Glinda Smith Herman Smith James Smith Jerry Smith Jerry Smith Jimmy Smith Larry Smith Lester Smith Marvell Smith Michael Smith Loretta Snider Randall Solari Maria Luisa Sosa Denise Spence Carl Spencer Kimberly Spomer Earnest Spruell Eugene Subido George Tamberi John Tipton Richard Tolladay Michael Torres Dixon Townsend Nannette Townsend Alice Trujillo Blanche Trujillo Sylvia Trujillo Dean Tucker Gary Tune Tim Tune James Turner Elvira Uhalde Barbara Urban Salvador Urena Teresa Ussery Christina Vader Domingo Valdez Domingo Valdez, Jr. Terri Valdez Susan Valdivia Tony Valencia Louis Vallejo Lorinda Valorosi Jennifer VanAlen Louise Vanderlaan Richard Vega Kathryn Venturi Robert Vizcarra : , bh Darlene Walker Lori Walker Stephen Walls Geneva Walters lrene Webb Terry Wells William Westcott Vic Wheat Delores White Vickie White Doug Willford Tommy Willis Nellie Wilmer Jeanne Wilson bc 4 wy ad ane Jane Yakligian Joann Young Marilyn Young SN Robert Wilson Jeffrey Wisener Mike Woodall Deniece Workmon Reyes Yrigollen John Islas Blanch Zamudia Tim Zeiler BS) Participating in a primary math session is Kathy Badorine pat The Associated Teachers of Madera Students is an organization ie dedicated to preparing Seniors for a teaching career e The students visited classrooms throughout Madera Unified School ; District. This way they became accustomed to different ways of ‘ teaching. M.H.S. student Charlotte Peart entertaining students at James Madison School Back Row (L. to R.): Y. Leach, S. Uhalde, M. Flippo, C. Cereghino, L. Gould, C. Spillane, C. Peddy, D. Edwards, Miss Patton. 3rd Row: M. Williams, R. Miller, J Morse, J. Glantz, P. Sullivan, D. Parker, K. Morgan, A. Gonzalez, K. Harris, P. Florence, M. Walker, L. Veatch, 2nd Row: D Etchverry, L. Lam, D. Peart, C. Ramirez, A. Ryan, M Kwock, C. Dobashi, M. Rodriquez, L. Fortune, A. Marquez. 1st Row: L. Barragan, J. Burciaga, J. Rios, D. Espinosa, M. Willet 62 EQUESTRIAN CLUB on Ye) of Back Row (L. to R.): R. Gabrilski, S. Brice, P. Brice, E. Parker, G. Brown, J. Brunk, J. VanAllen, L. Sotelo, J. Tipton, L. Brueker, R. Brunk, L. Ferretti. Front Row: C. Weisner, M. Byers, M. Lindsay, D. Ferretti, M. Sinay, S. Smith. Back to Front: M. Saulsbury, D. Holmes, V. Neely, F. Nielsen, R. Redwine, P. Yates, T. Rosson, D. Morin, G. Goto, L. Copeland, M. Foster, B. Blackman, S. Byers, K Galleano, D. Potter, B. Schwartz, S. Wilford, A. Ruble, G. Helton 63 MEXICAN-AMERICAN CLUB : we or Back Row (L. to R.): L. Ortiz, J. Loera, S. Rios, J. Rios, P. Gamboa, M. Sanchez, D. Fuentes, P. Cavazos, A. Perez. 2nd Row: J. Catuiza, A. Ganzalez, J Salinas, S B Medrano, C. Nicazio. 3rd Row: Miss Verdu, M. Rodriquez, S. Hernandez, E. Yturaldi. A. Padilla N Vv FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Back Row (L. to R.): P. Euless, S. Clark, C. Wright, T. Olson. 1st Row: R. Brincefield, T. Hill, G. Baldrica, S. Crawford, L Valorosi, M. Wall 64 AFRO-AMERICAN CLUB m3 ! a , 2 | bm Be Ww, ie 3 ‘ | Male a NE bs ee nodal : ‘he Sip es. | i S Back Row (L. to R.): R. Fryer, S. Smith, B. Agee, B. Arnold, D. Tyler, C. Green, G. Williams P. Tyler, M. Hardwick, J. Haynes, F. Clark, W. Clark, P. Bearden, D. McFarland, M. Craig, E. Thomas, B. Holmes, P. Johnson, P. Matthews, D. Walker, M. Smith, G. McAlister, V. Tyler. 1st Row: S. Edwards, R. Graham, V. Chambers, V. Nichols, D Vaughn, W. Bloodworth, L. Johnson, L. Chambers, R. Ridge, M Bellinger, L. Bishop YOUTH AGAINST CANCER Left to Right: M. Walker, A. Marquez, K. Harris, D, Gong, S. Hendrickson, E Gong, D. Stefanelli, C. Dobashi, C. Faso, S. McConkey, M. Flippo. K. Venturi, M. Hendrickson, S. Jones, J. Juarez, J. Longatti, M. Gong, M. Rodriquez, M. Ramirez GIRLS’ LEAGUE Advisor Advisor Miss Sally Cadenazzi Miss Barbara Wilson Back Row (L. to R.): D. Parker, V. Gibbs, R. Miller, S. Konkol, T. Leach, M. Flippo, S. Uhalde, M. Price, N. O'Meara, S. McConkey, P. Eaton, J. Ferrassee, S. Ownbey, J McCarthey, D. Sutters. 2nd Row: D. Hatch, D. Lowry, D. Sellai, K. Scheffing, A. Smith, J. Shearer, L. Lam, M. Ramirez, A. Meister, S. Overgaard, L. Holmes, C. Morgan, J Tamberi, J. King, D. Hatch, L. Landucci, S. Gugliemana. 3rd Row: M. Gong, J. Juarez, A. Ryan, M. Kwock, S. Hendrickson, L. VanderLaan, D. Hill, C. Peart, E. Pistoresi, J Logue, K. Badorine, M. Deibert, M. Williams, J. Yakiligian, G. Bomprezzi 66 FALL SEMESTER OFFICERS Back Row (L. to R.): Debbie Lowry, LaVanna Chambers, Jennifer King, Pam Henderson. 1st Row: Claire Massetti, Jill Neely, Nyla O'Meara, Patrick Eaton, Jean Pettit, Jeanette Tamberi ; SPRING SEMESTER OFFICERS Back Row (L. to R.): Leslie Holmes, Carla Morgan, Sally Konkol. 1st Row: Pauline Uhalde, Charlotte Peart, Patrick Eaton, Jennifer King, Madeline Price 67 68 BOARD OF EXAMINERS nanane Fenn nannee Seaea nee “Reaanee athe a nonee? Brad Hatch, LaVanna Chambers, Steve Chavira FRENCH CLUB Back Row (L. to R.): C. Sagouspe, D. Creamer, S. Jones, L. Holmes, M. Leal, A. Gonzales, B. Smith, N Spangler, A. Rodriquez, B. Urban, M. Fisk. 1st Row: J. Yslas, R McAlister, K. Kline, B. Tanaka, C. Howard, J. Rustigan, J. Dal Cerro w Back Row (L. to R.): F. Nielsen, P. Ficklin, R. McAlister, A. Ruble, S. Wilford, M. Hall. 3rd Row P. Eaton, J. Peddler, G. Flores, A. Arellanes, S. Rios, R. Cervantez, B Melanbacker. 2nd Row: D. Boyle, R. Aquino, D. Leon, B. Blackman, D. Morin, L. Johnson 1st Row: R. Rowe. P. Soto, M. Burns, W. Bloodworth, H. Scruggs weeeeerkt The shiek emerges from his bath! Dingy Dave dives again! 69 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Back Row (L. to R.): T. Ybarra, S. Hernandez, M. Sanchez, | Lujan, L. Thomas, M. Ridge, R. Miralez, D. Dominquez, Mr. Melvin. 2nd Row: J. Morino, M Lopez, S Medrano, D. Yepiz, M. Agee, E. Flores, E. Yturaldi, D. Chandler, T Spangler, S. Simpson, S. Apodaca HARVEY GIRLS { a i L a — i te Back Row (L. to R.): G. Williams, B. Arnold, D. Allen. 3rd Row: J Gallano, D. Allen, D. Walker. 2nd Row: K. Robbins, R Fryer. 1st Row: V. Walker, A. Allen, R. Fleming 70 ee) ee ee af ae STUDENT COURT Faced with a unique set of problems, Student Court made changes in its organization to adapt to the situation. Its three advisors, Mr. Pfister, Mr. Bozio, and Mr. Zupanovich, supervised the court which was run by the students. This year Student Court was given a greater range of jurisdiction over student affairs and expanded its citation officer force, making it a more effective part of student government. Karen Kline on trial Wag EVEL Poet %% Back Row (L. to R.): M. Leal, D. North, R. McAlister, V. Nichols, L. Samora, M. Brune. 1st Row: L Chambers, K. Winder, D. Gallegos 71 Top: R. Ryan, R. Creamer, T. Rocha, D. Parkey, S. Franco, S Hunter, R. Chase. Middle: J. Anderson, E. Martinazzi, B. Creamer, S. Smith, M. Carlson, J Logue, E. Pistoresi. Bottom: D. Rowe, D. Prosperi, K. Galleano, R. Evans, P. Kirby, J. Pistoresi Row 1: R. Brunk, J. Van Allen, M. Ramirez, B. Boysen, S. McDonald, B. Urban, P. Bodine, L. Franco. Row 2: A. Laymon, T. Rogers, J. Joines R. Cooper, D Galleano, J. Logoluso, T. Failla. Row 3: D. Klein, R. Bongorno, C. Katuin, M. Tune, J. Thomas, M. Madole, D. Creamer, L. Marklin. Row 4: R Belflower, M. Thornton, D. Perkins, B. Simpson, M. McCullough, K. LaMattina, M. Freeman, O. Bese 72 Greenhands: Back, P. Bodine, R. Bishel, L. Smith, R. Buongiorno, D. Galleano, R. Freeman, L. Marklund, M. Rocha. Middle, R. Logoluso, J. Smith, S McDonald, D. Petrucci, L. Franco, M. Madole. Bottom, C. Joines, R. Cooper, J. Joines, B. Boysen, M. Ramirez, T. Failla, C. Katuin Regional Officers Denis Prosperi and Jerry Payne R. Cooper, D. Petrucci, L. Franco, B. Boysen, D. Galleano, and State Sec. J Deritter 73 FALL OFFICERS Fall President, Denis Prosperi Fall Sweetheart, Karen Galleano Pat Kirby (Vice President), Jerry Payne (Treasurer), Doug Rowe (Historian), Doug Anderson (Reporter), Bill Myers (Chaplain), Jime Pistoresi (Sentinel), Roger Evans (Secretary) 74 SPRING OFFICERS Left to right: S. Konkol, R. Evans, S. Franco, S. Smith, D. Rowe, E. Martinazzi, D. Eller 75 STUDENT LEGISLATURE NStoe � � Student Legislature tries to communicate! Debbie Parker scheming again! Back Row (L. to R.): J. Williams, L. Rubio, L. Landucci, A. Meister, J. Yakligian, D. Parker, K. Harris, G. McAlister, K. Kline, C. Cook, D. Parker, R. Ramirez, M. Ryan, R Poulin. 2nd Row: M. Esparza, |. Yturaldi, D. Perlongo, M. Perez, J. King, G. Smith, S. Neufeld, K. Jones, N. Cudd, L. Bernardi, D. Hatch, P. Bodine, L. Niino, M. Brune. 1st Row: D. Gallegos, D. Detjen, R. Redwine, P. Gamboa, R. Garcia, R. Rowe. J. Badorine, L. Ortez, P. Pedersen, G. Rojas, B. Clark, C. Gonzales 76 SR Pas BOYS’ STATE Scott Byers My experiences at Boys’ State were invaluable to me. The education and long lasting friendships will be very beneficial in future years. While at Boys’ State | gained a working knowledge of all the phases of government. | was very proud to represent Madera at Boys’ State. | will not be able to forget the knowledge, enjoyment, and the friends | have gained while | attended Scott Byers Boys’ State Representative C.AS.C. TREASURER aN vinye oy _—s we - 4 yee F ¢ $ ens’ gt Shirley Overgaard As Treasurer of the California Association of Student Councils this past year, | ha ve had the opportunity to meet and talk with many of the student leaders in other schools. | value this opportunity as | have learned about their school’s problems, which are similar to ours. C.A.S.C. is basically a good organization. One of the biggest problems we have had though is bad communications with the individual schools. C.A.S.C. has not reached the individual student and the only thing | can say in favor of keeping C.A.S.C. is that if students expect to have power in their schools, it will have to come from a higher level than our own student government at Madera High. It will have to come from a closely organized association of student governments Hopefully, students throughout California will someday form a better organization with enough influence to get state officials to help the students of California Shirley Overgaard Treasurer of CA.S.C TE Ta Toma Ser on Dili oaaa Pavitt, Ana “s pide de ane A “eel pe i, ; COATES SAS ae ee eh f gf! ah, es eae sage : OSAP 5 ae ere Ao mays cz Ay Re , o® 4 � ! ‘ BANK OF AMERICA AWARD WINNERS i oe in | I } pe ; i Patti Chavin-Science and Math Maria Rodriquez-Liberal Arts int B O U Margie Kwock-Vocational Arts Marcia Walker-Fine Arts Ld ae eine et ceninteeiee ae te Tee ol Back Row (L. to R.): S. McConkey, S. S.: D. Collodi, Music: |. Lu jan, H.E.; S. Esqueda, Business; S. Uhalde, Art: C. Dobashi, Math: A Marquez, Science; M. Hendrickson, English; 1st Row: D. Kinoshita, Trade and Ind. Arts; P. Kirby, Ag co PS Se! Fe eee ik 80 Fall Semester-Back Row (L. to R.): D. Allred, D. Gong, L. Medina, M. Garza, K. Eddy, C. Carillo, E. Ruiz, J. Smith, D Stefanelli, L. Niino, S. Sherrod, M. Walker, J. Luna, J Beatty. 3rd Row: V. Macias, S. McConkey, D. North, D Detjen, D. Kinoshita, M. DeWitt, D. Sellai, J. Shearer, L. Landucci, B. Smith, D. Niino. 2nd Row: T. Gong, S Overgaard, G. McCarty, D. Euless, M. Hendrickson, C. Dobashi, S. Jones, M. Rodriquez, A. Meister, J. Logoluso. 1st Row: P. Chavin, C. Cereghino, D. Veatch, S. Byers, S Uhalde, Y. Leach, M. Gong, K. Galleano, L. Wilford Spring Semester-Back Row (L. to R.): J. Logoluso, D. Niino, M Carter, W. Kobayashi, M. Lopez, M. Root, C. Fisk, B. Urban, A. Rodriquez, J. Luna, M. Rodriquez, A Gonzalez, D. Hatch, D. Parker, R. Ascanio, M. Walker, B. Smith. 4th Row: J. Smith, E. Ruiz, S. Potter, D. January, R. Fisk, K Spomer, S. Naito, E. Gong, B. Quintos, K Venturi, D. Stefanelli, L. Niino, A. Meister, L. Landucci. 3rd Row: S. McConkey, K. Winder, L. Lam. D. North, D. Detjen, F. Nielsen, D. Kinoshita, M. DeWitt, S. Sherrod, D Sellsi, B. Sallaberry, D. Davis, J. Williams, 2nd Row: M. Flippo, T. Gong, S. Overgaard, A. Marquez, G. McCarty, D. Euless, M. Hendrickson, C. Dobashi, R. Miller, Ss Byers, S. Jones. 1st Row: J. Jones, P. Chavin, N. O'Meara, C. Cereghino, D. Veatch, S. Uhalde, J. Morse, P. Florence, M. Gong 81 FALL OFFICERS Back Row (L. to R.): Elisa Ruiz-Soph. Rep.; Linda Landucci-Jun. Rep.; Lori Niino-Jun, Rep.; Susan Jones Sen. Rep.; Suzanne Uhalde-Sen. Rep, 2nd Row: Debbie Veatch- Treasurer; Sandi McConkey-Secretary. 1st Row: Carol Dobashi-Vice-President; Diane North-President SPRING OFFICERS Back Row (L. to R.): Suzanne Uhalde-Sen. Rep; May Gong-Sen. Rep; Debra Stefanelli-Jun. Rep.; Jeri McCarty-Soph. Rep.; Jan Smith-Soph. Rep.; Dee Dee Sellai-Frosh. Rep.; Kathy Venturi-Frosh. Rep. 2nd Row: Carol Dobashi-Secretary; Debbie Veatch-Treasurer; A. Meister-Scribe. 1st Row: Sandi McConkey-President; Shirley Overgaard-Vice-President 82 ADVISORS Mr. Mastin Mrs. Mastin LIFE MEMBERS ie Po me lg Back Row (L. to R.): S. Jones, M. Gong, D. DelBianco, P. Chavin, A. Marquez, M. Hendrickson 2nd Row: S. Uhalde, C. Dobashi, D. North, S. McConkey, S. Overgaard, C Cereghino. 1st Row: D. Kinoshita, D. Detjen, S. Byers, R. MacAlister 83 CHRISTMAS BALL Santa’s Workshop, the theme for the 1970 Christmas Ball, was held December 18th in the Girls’ Gymnasium at Madera High. Through the magic doorway of fantasy, those attending were transformed from their everyday life to the play world of the North Pole. Music was created by the ‘‘Fox”’. For all those who spent the evening in the dreamland of Santa, it will be a long remembered occasion. JUNIOR SENIOR PROM t The queen's dance Juniors hard at work preparing for the prom 2 aN Queen Mari Alberta and her attendants, Cindy Brunoulli and Glenda Glass. Ly O Zz a OQ N OQ a — = O co FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE RECEPTION ANDIDATES gg ?. HOMECOMING WEEK THE GAME OF GOLD Cast NCH aniiS iene by ce ons vs Sear ocrine paate es Sun peste secu Scott Byers WildiBilliickok-2co.¢ an. vor eb eee Don Estabrook UiW:-BIOSSOM:arr.tonc naa eae Reece ea eee er Earline Smith ROSC sic caus nels Vin oye he wage Sess tanec Vicky Smith BlackinamiROGmuUni rs teres oie esate one chalet ee iets Tim Gong HAGE Nixie: Oct cei sees Grsiewae tad ate ne Travis Witten Calahnity; JanG= 2st sm 2m aon oe ee Linda Morris le ets fol anys basal) nes secures ee a oiiGeence woe Snir o cache nce Judy Juarez iPretqrel lists lieuas aoe a eet One gent ict eceae Tony Chavez MGR thease ace e te) ete Rake Ge aan aur st a hoya ana sees copes Keith Davis SHEKEL OVEIESS ars Koes sere tela ei ete David Detjen MONI aoe cots rosetrsseth wives es Mens moore Saves Che ie eee Karen Winder MEGtOtalblOSSIGM.s u.micire Hts Momreihe butt Naseer eaauees Magali Leal RiahowAnhiniemce a. oe sea ies ait @s Camera nis Se Sandra Hass GardiGiileracc co cine dias Gee eae tan Sa Royce Blanton Miners and Toughs ... Steve Smith, Lee Barragan, Mark Saulsbury, Ron Cox, Cal Roberts, Jim Herrick, Mike Willett. Barmaids ... Ruby Miller, Charlotte Peart, Leona Smith, Diane North, Vickie Armendariz, Patti Pistoresi, Susan Crosby, Roberta Gabrilski. Crusaders ... Madeline Smith, Lynn Lattanzio, Jean Pettit, Darlene Del Bianco, Susan Roden, Delphina Motta. = een ‘ Pin. ANNI e ISOS PEN a AAPL SPRY, Mrs. Oswald Advisor ee oo fe: ae! . . Ss A ee See | MASCOTS This year’s mascots are Magali Leal and Regina Fryer. They have performed admirably at basketball and ———_— Ol ——=— i. —_— | e football games. Their goal is to raise the school spirit of the student body of Madera High. We, the student 2 a body, sincerely appreciate their efforts. - 94 WHEN PICTURES SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS... 95 5 ca SEER Se eo ye a ee =: OF a, “ . RSITY , i Fi i by ; ey Py ‘ . Mm LETTER GIRLS SS Ss : 7 ts ee OT em ms od 4 aa = a a FPF MAW S086. v 656 ¢; see re : aa see q! OOS MG a Shed Poke ph AN S Letter Girls: Cindy Cereghino, Kathy Rowell, Jean Pettit, Marie Failla, Leslie Holmes, DeeAnn Lyon, Carol Spillane MAJORETTES _— n— - en — | tue A = , Majorettes: Jerianne Carey, Pam Henderson, Carla Morgan, Jill Neely, Susan Ownbey, Sally Konkol, Karen Hench 103 The Madera High School Band =. ms’ S a) nes — _ © i = S faa) 3 © otians NM Le) A = STARDUSTERS Front: W. Bloodworth, B. Gotelli, M. Walker, C. Cook. Middle: R. Blackmon, F. Nilsen, V. Neely, M. King, R Rockholt, S. Gotelli. Back: R. Boren, S. Edmonston, A. GIRLS’ GLEE Front: R. Poulin, T. Upton, C. Evans, K. Venturi, L. Marshall, H. Rios, F. Trujillo, J. Ogle, A. Stokes, V. Garcia, J. Clemente, |. Simpson. Row 2: K. Lorenz, J. Mahaffey, J. Yakligian, K Bursey, E. Apodaca, L. Owen, C. Bush, C. Nicasio, C. Pillow, S. Penrod, S. Fairchild, E. Reynolds, R. Flemming. Row 3: D. Hatch, P. Bonilla, S. Dominquez, R. Nash, J. Cereghino, R. Hodges, K. Moosios, G. Espinoza, M. Ortiz, D. Holmes, D. Parker, J. Risenhoover. Row 4: T. Devenport, M. Cheatham, V. Fuentes, S. Blackburn, K. Butler, L. Paul, M. Hardrick, V. Walker, M. Basden, T Hill, V. Gilliand, J. Sturkie. 106 A CAPELLA 5th Row, L to R: Kim Young, Ron Cox, Cal Roberts, Mike Willett, James Herrick, Lee Barragan, Rick Espana, Mike Hall, 4th Row, Travis Witten, Nelda Jean Dillion, Karen Jessing, Leslie Gill, Joan Edwards, Paulette McNeely, Charlotte Peart, Pauline Uhalde, Mark Scheffing. 3rd Row, Nancy Spangle r Cheryl Carrillo, Judy Ensley, Laura hlin, Donna Mae Chandler, Candice Greer, Yvonne Soto, Carol Moore. 2nd Row, Roberta Gabrilski, Leona Smith, Carol Logoluso, De Anna Ferretti, Sandra Hass, Tina Johnson, Bea Anne Venturi. 1st Row, Leeann Paui, Patricia Pistoresi, Lorene Thomas, Karen Yarbrough, Teresa Poulin FRESHMAN HORIZON Left to right: Cindy Clair, Louise VanderLaan, DeAnne Hatch, Debbie Parker, Debbie Hatch, Debbie Lowry, Dawn Hill. SOPHOMORE HORIZON Back, left to right: K. Scheffing, M. Burnett, D. Townsend, J. Autrand, T. Taylor, C. McClure, E. Leal, T. Morris, C. Chatoian, J. Uhalde, P. Uhalde, V. Mastrofini, J. Shearer, J. Bartow, K. Weber, R. Popola, S. Hill, J. Siebert, J. Longatti, T. Schelter, S. McDonald, P. King, S. Estabrook, Front: B. Gotelli, M. Minneti, D. Sellai, L. Thomas, |. Yturaldi, J. Harlow, S. James, S. Upton, G. Wells, K. Cerventez, K. Radley 108 JUNIOR HORIZON Back: J. Tamberi, L. Row, D. Foster, L. Veatch, C. Romeri, D. Sutters, D. Schlumbohm, A. Meister, C. Morris, P. Bass, M. Miles, C. Massetti. Front: S. Nave, J. Rustigan, J. Deaver, L. Valorosi, K. Sellai, L. Rubio, S. Tucker SENIOR HORIZON Back: L. Morris, M. Kwock, J. Juarez, M. Gong, L. Lattanzio, J. Glantz, S. Crosby, P. Chavin, J. Pettit, J. Edwards, C. Peart, C. Reed, J. Fulton, L. Tamberi, A Ryan. Front: R. Blanton, M. Hawkins, L. Fortune, B. Maderious, D. Balbas, G. Gilles, D. Del Bianco, S. Hass, C. Kirby, K. Badorine, L. Smith. 109 110 Left to right: Walter Clark, Mary Schwarz, Lorraine Niino, Belle Brooks, Kathy Badorine, Patti Tashjian, Kathy Rowell, Karen Galleano, Mark Saulsbury, Tom Johnson, Barbara Anderson, Karen Kerby, Judy Wiles, David McNeely, Nyla O'Meara. THE MADERAN STAFF Donald Mark and T.G. Hawkins discussing photographic techniques Judy Wiles deftly rescues Bartholemew Martin. Barbara Anderson making dummies for the paper. This year's MADERAN has proved to be the school’s finest publication in recent years. Moving from the limited facilities of Rudy Printing Co., the printing of the school newspaper was assumed by the Madera Tribune. Changes in production method provided a free newspaper for every member of the student body. Also evident was the increased size of the MADERAN from six to eight pages. Mark Saulsbury, staff photographer ® c ‘= 3 ao] © a = - © = 1971 ANNUAL STAFF Doug Anderson ... Sports Editor Ron Armenta ... Photographer Kathy Badorine ... Editor Steve Bottini ... Advertising Laura Gould ... Senior Editor Phil Griffin ... Photography Editor Sandra Hass ... Advertising Tim Hawkins ... Photographer Barbara Maderious ... Editor Debbie Pool ... Business Manager Cathy Reed ... Advertising Manager Mark Saulsbury ... Photographer Georgetta Smith ... Art Karen Southall ... Advertising Mike Trevino ... Photographer Andrew Vizcarra ... Art Editor David Walters ... Advertising Karen Winder ... Photographer Paul Yates ... Photographer Mr. Ken Montgomery ... Advisor This year’s annual staff has strived for a new look in our school annual. We have experimented with new techniques in layout design and special photographic effects. So OFS ANS ani Ass’'t Coach, Jim Harper VARSITY FOOTBALL Head Coach, Tom Crow Ass't Coach, Dave Parsons moxsa Da osmoTrTmMmMsr— 3a Kr DETERMINATION PROPELS COYOTE DRIVE VARSITY FOOTBALL—THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Robert Ridge, manager, Rick Espana, Chris Ramirez, Mark Jaurique, Bill Manos, J. Imrie, Richard Cervantes, Ron Medellin, Bobby Melenbacker, Roger Evans, John Lares, Mike Walter, Ken Jones, Glen Goto, Brad Hatch, Tim DaSilva, Phil Griffin. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Bryan Clack, manager, Barry Cain, Cortez Hill, Cortez Robinson, Mark Foster, Gary Long, David Marquez, Rick Yepiz, Bryon Blackmon, Randy Rowe, Jim Harper, assistant coach, Tom Crow, head coach, Dave Parsons, assistant coach, Carlos Saragoza, manager, FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Larry Johnson, manager, Ken Morgan, William Bloodworth, Bill Sanders, Don Russel, Pat Soto, Ruben Acquino, Victor Macias, Greg Lyndz, Jeff Johnson, Eddie Fincher, Richard Creamer, Robin Brown. Facing insurmountable odds, a determined community raised the necessary funds to begin the athletic program at Madera High School. With these funds, football practice began as usual in August under the capable supervision of Coach Tom Crow and his two well-qualified assistants, Jim Harper and Dave Parsons. Confident in the community's support and anxious to make the varsity team, fifty-five students reported for the first day of practice. This large turnout proved the desire of the students to make their varsity football team the best possible. Throughout the season the players upheld the Coyote tradition by fighting through the last game. The community, along with the student body, admired the unyielding spirit displayed by the Coyotes in every game. The Coyotes first encounter was with Dos Palos. Although the Coyotes were defeated, they exemplified the courage and tenacity that enabled them to crush the Roosevelt Rough Riders. The Homecoming game with Edison was played under the most adverse conditions. In spite of the cold, falling rain, it was a comeback game all the way. During the last twenty seconds the spectators emptied the bleachers and stood packed around the field. The Coyotes charged the Tigers and carried the ball to the two yard line where they lost it to their opponent. In every game all of the players performed to the best of their ability. Outstanding contributions to the varsity’s determination to prove worthy of the school’s and community's support were made by David Brown, Randy Rowe, Bill Manos, and Brad Hatch—all named to the NYL second team. Also, Cortez Hill, Jeff Johnson, and Phil Griffin, received honorable mention for NYL. With an eye toward the future, Coach Crow sees among the Frosh-Soph teams players who will qualify for the rugged standards expected of next year’s varsity. — 6 at “ ( It : ‘ } a , a8 a ? ABOVE: Coyote crasher, Ron Medellin LEFT: Perfect catch by Blackmon BELOW: Sanford Edwards evades a tackle VARSITY SCHEDULE MADERA 0-27 DOS PALOS MADERA 0-14 HOOVER MADERA 14-12 ROOSEVELT MADERA 16-20 EDISON MADERA 0-40 CLOVIS MADERA 0-32 BULLARD MADERA 7-42 FRESNO 0-34 McLANE MADERA ABOVE LEFT: Charger Brad Hatch heading for a touchdown ABOVE: Morin and Leon in pursuit of McLanes Davis LEFT: A Coyote in trouble BELOW: Coyotes chasing their prey FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL FROSH-SOPH MADERA 14- 8 DOS PALOS MADERA 6-24 HOOVER ABOVE: Mark Pitts escapes entrapment MADERA 6- 6 ROOSEVELT MADERA 8- 6 EDISON MADERA 0-24 CLOVIS MADERA 8-26 FRESNO MADERA 14-36 McLANE | | y | i t | MADERA _ 12-12 BULLARD nN 120 eae ee es FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL—THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Roy Powell, head coach, Rick Castillo, Alberto Gonzales, Paul Gamboa, Henry Olvera, John Badorine, Loren Freeman, Tony Aguilar, Mitch Cheuvront, Steve Chavira, Louie Razo, Lawrence Soto, Mike Kilduff, Mike Say, Jerry Provencio, assistant coach. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Mando Bellinger, Rick Farias, Richard Mayorga, Jesse Conley, Dennis Fischer, Mario Manriquez, Ruben Cota, Tony Marquez, Marcello Ibarra, Brooks Whitehead, Lee Spotts, John Beatty, William Mathis. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Fred Thomas, Mark Pitts, Tony Saucido, Winton McGhee, Darrell Smith, Mike Lyons, Norman Breazell, Ron Scroggins, Joey Catuiza, Julius Mattingly. ABOVE: Darrell Smith clears way for Mark Pitts PLATOONING GIVES PUPS VALUABLE EXPERIENCE Undefeated in their freshmen year, this year’s sophomore football team came into the season with valuable experience and great expectations. However, the team was hampered slightly because several outstanding sophomore players made the varsity. This situation provided opportunities for several sophomore players to gain field experience. Under the superior coaching of Mentors Powell and Provencio, who practiced platooning, many sophomores received experience required of future varsity players. Those contributing to the success of the squad were running backs Paul Gamboa and Mark Pitts. During the season a beautiful performance was turned in by Fred Thomas with his pass receptions. Leading blockers, Mario Manrique and Mike Say, continued to prove their ability in every game. Other linemen who developed a great deal were John Badorine and Ron Scroggins. The pass defense, consisting of Louie Raza, Norman Breazell, Steve Chavira and Darrell Smith, gave up no touchdown passes as they met their opponents play by play. Additional defensive standouts were Winton McGhee, Marcello Ibarra and Brooks Whitehead. Both sophomore coaches, Powell and Provinceo, agree that once this class is reunited next year on the varsity they will be a powerful force to contend with. 121 PR RE ORE REN RCT SRNR Head Coach, Stan Bledsoe a9 53 4 Vics a _ SS ‘ali mf a4 :°3 6 Ass't Coach, Michael Davis 3 60 90°70 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL—THIRD ROW, Left to Right: John Tipton, Tom DaSilva, Leneard Hobbs, David Rivera, George Tamberi, Randy Cheuvront, Mike Hays, David Galleano, Mark Marklund. SECOND ROW. Left to Right: Michael Davis, assistant coach, Roberto Arroyo, Brad Ruble, Gary Tune, Ken Foster, Jesse Aguirre, Richard Ayala, Oscar Olguin, Mark Root, Leon Biscay, Jeff Sanderson, Stan Bledsoe, head coach. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Ron Rowe, Bob Forehand, Jace Brandon, Dean Tucker, Allan Dirlam, Ron Pira, David Creamer, John Ysles, Anthony Brice, Alfred Rodriques, Greg Priest. FROSH SCHEDULE MADERA 0-54 LEMOORE MADERA 18- 6 SIERRA MADERA 23- 6 CENTRAL MADERA O- 8 MERCED MADERA 18- 0 DOS PALOS mS 11. x FROSH FOOTBALL Of the three levels of football coaching—varsity, frosh-soph, and freshmen, a freshman coach has an exceedingly difficult job The freshman football coach is comparable to a stone cutter. The stone cutter must take raw material, cut it, shape it, and apply the necessary skill to polish the stone. The freshman football coach faces similar tasks. He shapes young men into rugged football players by instrucing them in the fundamentals of passing, running, blocking and conditioning. By instilling in their players football knowledge and ‘‘Madera pride”, Coaches Stan Bledsoe and Michael Davis have accomplished the tasks of the stone cutter Except for light scrimmage with the frosh-soph team, Madera’s ballplayers had o real game experience prior to the outing in their opening contest with Lemoore. The freshmen lost 54-0 The following week, the Pups corrected their mistakes and began to build momentum for their homecoming tilt with Sierra. Their enthusiasm, along with their skill, enabled them to defeat the Chieftains, 18-6. The freshmen team continued to build up strength as they defeated Central and Dos Palos. Losing to Merced brought the Pups record to three wins and two losses Offensively, the backs shined for the Pups. Ed Martinez, fullback, Leon Biscay, Halfback, and Mark Root, quarterback, turned in consistent performances all year. David Ranirez, the offensive center earned high praise from his coaches for his hard nose play. Defensively, the Pups had a fine set of linebackers in Randy Cheuvront, Richard Ayala, and Oscar Olguin, who provided the bulk of the defense. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY. TOP ROW, Left to Right: David Allred, Larry Echols, Vern Cocnran, Coach DeWitt. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Tony Rodriquez, Ron FR Pal Armento, Rick Jensen, Henry Raquez VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Only the long distance runner knows the true meaning of loneliness and pain. Through his struggle to outrun his opponents, he experiences the joy of winning and the crushing blow of defeat. Madera’s Varsity Cross Country team entered this year’s running season with great expectations. With the courageous running of Dave Blalock, Raul Aleman, Rick Jensen and Larry Echols, the harriers battled and fought their way forward trying to clear a path for the first place position. But their opponents, proving to be a stronger force than was expected, pushed Madera’s Varsity into seventh place. Going into the League the Frosh-Soph Cross Country team rated number two; whereas, their leading foe, Fresno, rated number one. With the hard running of Modesto Yslas, Lewis Raviscioni, Paul Carranza and Paul Mendez, Madera showed their strength and determination to win by moving in to take the N.Y.L. title. Divisional competition proved to be an even greater challenge for Madera’s hard pushing team. Wanting to stay on top, the Frosh-Soph runners captured the Divisional. The thin clads’ next step was to face the top running teams of the valley. With a powerful willingness to be the Valley Champions, the Freshmen- Sophomores wound up an exciting year by winning the Valley Meet. About twenty-two anxious and high-spirited students composed the Junior Varsity Cross Country team this year. This number was a good sign because the JV team is where the knowledge and eblerience is acquired in the art of long distance running. Dave Blalock, all N.Y.L The Junior Varsity Cross Country, like the Varsity, unable to outrun the humiliation of defeat, were forced into taking fifth place in the League. In their final test of power-the Divisional Contest-the JVs managed to come together and by doing so placed third. 124 FROSH-SOPH TAKES LEAGUE, DIVISIONAL AND VALLEY CHAMPIONSHIPS AS] Ped inet oe od Wilke FROSH-SOPH CROSS COUNTRY. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Modesto Yslas, Frank Salcido, FRONT ROW. Left to Right Paul Carranza, Lewis Raviscioni, Joe Cazarres, Paul Mendez, Joe Torres JUNIOR VARSITY r : JUNIOR VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY. TOP ROW, Left to Right: Raymond Espinosa, Gary Reed, Dennis Espinosa, Peter Mendez, Paul Gallegos. MIDDLE ROW: Left to € Right: Mauru Molina, Art Ruble, David Padgett, Peter Townsend, Randy Padgett. Jeff Lucchesi, Juan Belmontes, Pat Nugent. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Angelo of Castro, Hiram Cruz, Louis Chavira, Dixion Townsend, Richard Vega, John Hernandez, Kevin Jones, Frank Perrales 125 Walter Clark rushes past opponent VARSITY BASKETBALL—STANDING, Left to Right: Richard Redwine Evans, Walter Clark. KNEELING: Coach Gary Adams. 126 VARSITY BASKETBALL A good basketball team is made up of individuals-individuals working together to accomplish difficult tasks and reach high goals. They strive for unity, for without it, their dreams and hopes will never take shape. One of the bright spots on the Varsity basketball team this year was Walter Clark. Walter proved himself to be our main offensive threat and he also showed his skill on defense. Being the team’s leading scorer, he always made a game with Madera tough. Another steady performer for the roundballers was Richard Redwine. Richard did a terrific job at rebounding throughout the season and often his enthusiasm helped ignite the team to victory. A capable player, Richard was a main cog in the line-up. Getting off to a slow start, Dennis Vaughn came back with well played games Dennis was an extremely quick guard who was valuable on both offense and defense. He was always getting his share of points and rebounds The center for the “70 - 71 team was Vonel Chambers. Although Vonel often played opposite bigger men, he played an aggressive game at all times and was always jumping Jack Bellinger, a tall junior, was another Coyote standout on offense. His specialty was hitting from the corner even though he was up against taller men. Playing defense and rebounding with the best of them was senior Jerry Payne. Ken Evans, who became eligible after five League games, provided the Coyotes with much needed bench strength. With Varsity experience last year, Kenny turned out to be a real hustler The unsung heroes, the reserves, are just as important as the starters because they may be sent in at any minute with the responsibility of completing a job. The starters must be on their toes at all times knowing that they can be replaced at any time by a willing and ready reserve. Two of the four reserves were seniors Ken Tigson and Sidney Lee. These men showed real desire once they got on the court. Reserves Don Ervin, a junior, and Charles Parker, a sophomore, will be one step ahead of their competition, thanks to some Varsity experience. , Dennis Vaughn, Ken Tigson, Jackie Bellinger, Vonel Chambers, Don Ervin, Sidney Lee, Ken JV BASKETBALL eee} JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL— STANDING, Left to Right: Neville Bowen, Cortez Robinson, Mike Say, Darrell Smith, Bob Mellenbacker, David Brown, Fred Thomas, John Badorine, Curtis Allen, Coach Stan Bledsoe. KNEELING, Left to Right: Ken Jones, Paul Gamboa, Craig Coelho, Rick Farrese FROSH BASKETBALL FROSH BASKETBALL—STANDING., Left to Right: John Esqueda, Robert Gar Carl Spencer, John Rigby, George Tamberi, Ken Carter, Charl John Chapa, Ira Farmer, Brent Peart, Randy Freeman. cia, Ray Mirelez, Paul Brice, Lowell Fulsom, Coach R. Kurtovich. KNEELING, Left to Right: les Fryer, Jeff Lucchesi, Mike Fuentes, Robert Poythress. SITTING, Left to Right: Mark Root, Leon Biscay, 128 JV IN ACTION ABOVE—Craig Coelho struggling to keep foe from making two points ABOVE RIGHT—Ken Jones outjumps his enemy for the basketball RIGHT—John Badorine going for two VARSITY WRESTLING—BACK ROW, Left to Right: J. Imrie, Brad Hatch, Steve Rios, Mike Bodine, Coach Al Kiddy. MIDDLE ROW, Left to Right: Bill Sanders, Howard Scruggs, Jim Bruer, Joe Burciaga. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Pete King, William Bloodworth, Ernie Flores, Ray Huffman VARSITY GRAPPLERS CAPTURE NYL CHAMPIONSHIP FOURTH CONSECUTIVE YEAR Once again, with the skill exhibited by Coach Al Kiddy and his superb wrestlers, the Madera High wrestling squad rallied together to win the NYL Championship for the fourth consecutive year. Like the JV team, the Varsity had a League record of 14 wins and 1 loss. They met stiff opposition, however, in the Division and Valley contests and were forced into a position of second place in both matches. All of these athletes ended their season with magnificent overall scores. Pete King and Brad Hatch were on top with the most wins. Being the Captain, Brad Hatch encouraged his team to work harder by being the high point man. Most improved was William Bloodworth. The outstanding wrestler was Pete King. Our wrestlers have worked long, tedious hours to put together the most powerful wrestling machine ever experienced in the hostory of Madera High School. As long as the grapplers are staffed with men like Brad Hatch, Pete King, William Bloodworth, Steve Rios, and Ernie Flores, our Varsity record will continue to be excellent in years to come. TOP: Joe Burciaga riding tough ABOVE LEFT: William Bloodworth holding on ABOVE RIGHT: Brad Hatch muscles his opponent LEFT: Billy Sanders pinning his man BOTTOM: Pete King in Valley Competition 132 TOP: Billy Sanders fights off a takedown RIGHT: Coaches Varner and Kiddy look on LOWER RIGHT: Arthur Arellanes wrestling a Clovis foe BELOW: Mike Bodine in NYL Competition BOTTOM: J. Imrie pinning his opponent VARSITY EXHIBITS SKILL USED TO WIN _ JV WRESTLING—BACK ROW, Left to Right: J. Imrie, Rick Ridge, Lee Spotts, Bob Bruer, Terry Rossen, Loren Freeman, Coach Rick Varner. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Fred Daniels, David Creamer, Bruce Freeman, Jim Burciaga, Max Van Dyke aoe | oes JV WRESTLERS WIN NYL TITLE Like their comrades, the JV wrestlers came up with the win for the NYL title. With an impressive League record of 14 wins and 1 loss, the JV squad took the Championship by a wide margin. Highlighting this year’s season with the most wins was J. Imrie, Jim Burciaga and Jim Savala. J. Imrie was the high point man on the team, too. Fred Daniels and John Rios came up with an undefeated season. Keeping the team together was Captain, Lee Spotts. J. Imrie was voted the outstanding wrestler. Kent Jones riding his opponent Looking to the future, Coach Richard Varner plans to keep working his men hard so that he will continually come up with an impressive record as was shown by J. Imrie pinning at Hoover. ; , his team this year. 133 GOLF—BACK ROW, Left to Right: George Tamberi, David Boyle, Pat Hughes, Doug Pearson, David Holmes, Chris Guttormsson, Laddie Lizak, Coach Ken Montgomery. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Mark Root, Mike Carter, Brent Peart. George Tamberi hits a long drive GOLF David Holmes For Coach Ken Montgomery's 1971 Varsity and JV Golf teams it was a year of experimentation and rebuilding. Staffed mostly with Freshmen, the Varsity Golf squad faced stiff opposition against the more experienced Fresno teams, especially when called upon to play on courses completely unfamiliar to the members new to competition golf. The golf season, however, was not without its lighter moments. David Holmes, playing against Fresno High, hit three consecutive shots out-of-bounds and took a 16 on a par 3 hole. In the same match, freshman George Tamberi, playing first man against his wishes, sent a straight drive five yards down the fairway—on his practice swing. It was THAT kind of a season. Next year, with more experience, the Coyote squad should again be strong NYL contenders. SWIMMING GIRLS’ SWIMMING—BACK ROW, Left to Right: Kathy Stapleton, Yvonne Rodriquez, Debbie Davis, Susan Howard, Sally Konkol. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Linda Wilford, Patty Windor, Susan Gugliamana, Coral Schlitzkus it =a ©0@ nn ODO eee BOYS’ SWIMMING—BACK ROW, Left to Right: Joe Davis, Doug Wilford, Brad Ruble, Henry Olvera. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Pete Ficklin, Fred Nielson, Art Ruble, Mike Hall 135 DIVING—UPPER ROW, Left to Right: Rick McAlister, Patti Chavin, Pat Eaton. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Vicki Cerda, Michelle McGinnis, Jeff Eaton, Kevin Elliot, i -- af . Karen Pavey, Jan Smith j - DIVING TOP: Patti in layout position LEFT: Pat Eaton executing a double twisting one-and-a-half RIGHT: Rick McAlister doing a front dive in layout position — Z| 136 ay DIVERS STRIVE TO MAINTAIN We ENTERING POOL, WEAR CAPS. DIVING BOARD NWING BOARD 5 TUATION POOL.) [freon ” ABOVE: Pat Eaton ABOVE: Patti Chavin 0 RUNNY = SHOWER BEF RE ENTERING PO GK MADERA’S DOMINANCE Madera High had a strong comeback in the diving division this year. Rick McAlister, Patrick Eaton and Patti Chavin won the three Valley Diving Championships last year, so they returned as Seniors to boost the diving team to many victories A diver, unlike many other athletes, is all alone in his competition. Therefore, to be in top shape, our divers were in constant competition with each other. Patrick Eaton was Rick's main competitor for the championship in the Varsity boys’ division. Fo r the girls’ championship Patti Chavin’s chief challenger was Michele McGinnis. Striving to maintain Madera’s dominance in the B-boys’ division was Jeffery Eaton. These three divers: Patrick, Rick and Jeffery provided the backbone for the boys’ division of the diving team this year Although Pat and Rick will not return to dive next year Jeff Eaton will be returning to give the team necessary diving skill. The Madera girls, who strove for the championship this year, will also be aiming for the championship in their division next year. ABOVE: Patti performing a forward two-and-a-half VARSITY TRACK Fee ° TT Gea bad 4 VARSITY TRACK—BACK ROW, Left to Right: Raymond Mendoza, Raul Aleman, Rick Espania, Mike Lyons, Tony Aguilar, Vern Cochran, Roy Leach. MIDDLE ROW, Left to Right: Tony Rodriquez, William Bloodworth, Robert Ortez, Vonel Chambers, Danny Powell, Fred Thomas. KNEELING, Left to Right: Dave Blalock, Tim Gong, Ron Armenta, Gary Reed 4 Augie leas 8 inaren .! , Bloodworth and Ortez i ——— s : 8 € 5.4. $3 Sl Be oe r Coaches Brunolli and Davis talk over meet strategy 4 138 A { - ABOVE: William Bloodworth takes the baton from Walter Clark ( LEFT: Varsity distance specialist Dave Blalock i BOTTOM: Robert Ortez shows excellent form in the low hurdles B TRACK % B CLASS TRACK—BACK ROW, Left to Right: Mando Bellinger, Reynaldo Mirelez, MIDDLE ROW, Left to Right: Mike Say, Jeff Lucchesi, Reynaldo Mirelez, Keith Herold, Gilbert Salcido, Alberto Gonzales. KNEELING, Left to Right: Fred Thomas, William Bloodworth, Loren Freeman, Mike Torres, Joe Cozares 140 ABOVE: Jesse Chavez leads the way in the ‘’B” class 100 RE a. LEFT: Mando Bellinger is all alone out in front nied BOTTOM: The start of the “A” class 100 yard dash 141 C TRACK C CLASS TRACK—BACK ROW, Left to Right: Andy Price, Andy Olson, Paul Mendez, Jaun Belmontes. MIDDLE ROW, Left to Right: Larry Johnson, Frank Perales, Dennis Madole, Peter Mendez. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Mauro Milina, John Hernandez, Frank Solcido, Raymond Espinosa, Richard Vega ey i ABOVE: Mike Earls preparing to vault. LEFT: Into the air, and into the pit, for the long jump 142 GIRLS’ TRACK 4 —_ —_ a a a a ERI te ERE | Ba PE Ra: Si a ea GIRLS’ TRACK—BACK ROW, Left to Right: Joclyen Turner, Rosemary Fierros, Linda Henderson,Denise Spence, Carole Morris, Regina Turner, Maruell Smith. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Pam Morton, Bev Arnold, Mrs. Waag, Lisan Sotelo, Joyce Robinson Denise Spence and Linda Henderson in competition Joyce Robinson throwing the discus 143 VARSITY TENNIS—STANDING, Left to Right: Coach Miss Adams, Linda Veatch, Randy Padgett, Cindy Cereghino, Earl Pedersen, Randy Rowe, Don Kinoshita, Gene Kobayashi, Coach Mr. Durham. KNEELING, Left to Right: Beatrice Reyna, Anita Marquez, Connie Howard, Ron Rowe, David Niino, Connie Salcido, Lori Niino TENNIS The 1971 Madera High Tennis Team was a team lacking in Varsity experience. The team as a whole had a great desire to learn the game. Their attitudes were terrific and so was their dedication. Team spirit increased as the year went along. The self-confidence of the team increased as their skills improved. With Miss Adams contributing her services to the team, improvement of skills was immediate. | would like to thank all who have helped make this year one of the most enjoyable years in my coaching career. J. Durham Lori Niino serves the ball up Randy Rowe viciously returns a serve. 144 sate ise Rae : een, JUNIOR VARSITY TENNIS—STANDING., Left to Right: Samantha Fulson, Eva Reyna, Hilary Esquivel, Tina Johnson, Sandie McDonald, Susan Jones, Kathy Badorine, 2 Leslie Holmes, Belle Brooks, Karen Kline, Barb Urban, Louise Vanderloan, Mary Schwarz. KNEELING, Left to Right Alan Potter, David Padgett, Joel Cruz, Wes Kobayashi, George Ramirez — Joel Cruz receives some help from Coach Jim Durham 145 VARSITY BASEBALL— Evans, Pat Soto. KNEELI 146 Coach Jim Harper. STANDING, Left to Right: Coach Jim Harper, Jerry Payne, Mark Foster, Nello Ferretti, Randy Rollins, Alex Mendrin, Bryon Blackmon, Kenny NG, Left to Right: Ronnie Graham, Marty Cargill, Bob Creamer, Mike Burns, David Morin, Steve Bottini, Mark Jaurique, Chris Ramirez VARSITY BASEBALL At the start of the season, this year’s Coyote Varsity baseball team set out to achieve a major goal—to improve on last year’s record. Last year the Varsity baseballers finished League competition with seven wins and fourteen losses, this being the highest score they've had in years. The 1971 team was made up of fourteen seniors. This meant that the entire infield and practically all of the pitching staff was seniors. Being seniors meant that these young men had been working together four long and hard years. They had experience and experience was the key factor to the team’s success. Every opposing team that had to face Madera’s tough baseball players knew that it would be a rough game, one in which Madera would not give up easily. coe eo eS nn Ronnie Graham, third base pADeR, ay a Mike Burns, second base A l¢ Dave Morin, catcher Kenny Evans, center field Marty Cargill, shortstop. Randy Rollins, first base Bob Creamer, right field. 147 Peg -B3 Nello Feretti, relief pitcher. Mark Foster, relief pitcher. Bryan Blackmon, pitcher. ics Pat Soto, pitcher. Jerry Payne. left field Alex Mendrin, right field. 148 JV BASEBALL—STANDING, Left to Right: Joe Torres, Jesse Aguirre, Oscar Olguin, Ken Carter, George Gray, Joe Catiuza, Steve Ch avira, Bob Martinez, Mario Manriquez, Cortez Hill, Brad Martin, Brooks Whitehead, Richard Creamer. KNEELING, Left to Right: John Esquada, Mike Mendrin, Mark Dewitt, Leon Biscay, Neville Bower, John Ramirez, Rick Farias, Ed Fincher, Dan Arter, Mike Hayes JV BASEBALL Cortez Hill awaits the pitch. Reflects oms of ‘of Nawys Past .. 7: {+t Wi’‘ay wa Sk NEL ee owt St. % 3:2 Ue SBIORW JOJIA ‘Oxe g PAeYIY “Ya |IWWAqny ‘zenbupoy eueW :s18dyyO |1e4 ane fet 4 cas ih aaa : ‘. ete ge FALL OFFICERS 152 SPRING OFFICERS aunyo4 auuneq ‘axe|g Pseyoiy ‘Oouelg jag auaeg ‘UIAeYD Ned ‘8489140 Bulds SBIOEW JOA ‘Axe|g PseYyoY Vai Aqny ‘Zenbupoy euew :sisdyjoO Je4 153 SENIOR PLAY Mary Ellen Aaron Mary Adams Mary Agee David Allred Eliamar Almarez Rudy Alvidrez Doug Anderson Jerry Anderson Susan Apodaca Ruben Aquino Arthur Arellanes Ruth Arellano 154 Theresa Arias Douglas Arter Debbie Balbas Clifford Barnes LEFT: Erline this way, not that way RIGHT: After play practice we all drink together Elias Barragan Patricia Bearden ay Maria Belmontes Gloria Beltran Jeanette Biscay Bryan Blackmon 155 SIXTH PERIOD i VIEWS ah aim Richard Blake David Blalock Barbara Blazer Steve Bottini Marlene Bowen Cindy Browning James Bruer 156 Yi Jose Burciaga Linda Burns Michael Burns Patricia Busca Scott Byers Diana Cabrero Guy Canady LOWER LEFT: Not here, Marilyn! UPPER LEFT: Hey look, the boys are playing football RIGHT: Let's get that student teacher! Martin Cargill Mark Carlson 157 a Rigoberto Castro Elisa Catuiza Pablo Cavazos Marilyn Cerda Cynthia Cereghino Randall Chase Patti Chavin Albert Chavira Joanne Chavira LEFT: David and friends doing their thing. RIGHT: Jean in her starring role as Hamlet. 158 SOCIALIZING Fannie Clark Keith Cody y Joyce Collard James Collett Gary Collins Dorian Collodi Charles Conley David Cook Larry Copland re Jeffrey Coulthard Susan Crosby Tony Davenport Keith Davis 159 ak Darlene Del Bianco David Detjen Della Diaz Margurite Diebert LEFT: Jim don't look so innocent. RIGHT BOTTOM: Walter and Dennis don't care if they miss the bus. RIGHT TOP: Walter giving his own sign. Carol Dobashi Esther Dominguez Stanley Dover Stephen Duke Carrie Dunning Patrick Eaton 160 SENIORS AFTER SCHOOL Joyce Echols Larry Echols Deborah Edwards Sandra Edwards Lucy Elias 161 SENIOR ARTISTS Sylvia Esqueda Don Estabrook Gloria Estrada Nello Ferretti Peter Ficklin Melinda Flippo Pamela Florence 162 Oscar Flores Carol Ford Mark Foster Anita Franco Daniel Freeman David Fuentes Roberta Gabrilski LEFT: Erline finishes her wax dripped bottle. RIGHT e.. and you call this modern art? Peter Gallegos Rudy Gallegos 163 Virginia Gallegos Jose Galvin Belen Garcia Joa Garcia —— =— Richard Garcia Linda Ga rrett John Ghosoph Glenda Gilles Janet Glantz Debra Gong Timothy Gong 164 BAND HAPPENINGS Mario Gonzales i; Michael Gonzales Glen Goto Laura Elizabeth Gould LEFT: Can you imagine Kathy and Pam as twins? RIGHT: Dorian and Kathy doing their thing. Wylene Graves Phillip Griffin Sheila Haire John Hall 165 DAY AFTER ELECTION Minnie Hardrick Katherine Harris Jac Lynn Helmkamp Mary Hendrickson Susan Hernandez Stanley Hobbs 166 Leslie Holmes Ken Horn Jimmie Huffman William Hughes y Randy Irby Richard Jensen UPPER LEFT: Who is under the jacket? LOWER LEFT: Oh my morning. Secttoates it is Kathy. She counted votes till 2:30 this RIGHT: My man won by this much Joanne Jones Joquita Jones 167 HERE'S TOA NEW BEGINNING 4 Ana ait Kathy Justin Freddie Kate Kenneth Ketchum Christopher Kidwell Kyle Kilcrease Ronald Kinney Don Kinoshita 168 Carol Kirby Patrick Kirby Lynn Lattanzio Yvette Leach Magali Leal Dennis Leon CENTER: Join the Byer’s generation Renny Leroy Judy Lewis 169 MORNING WAIT Dennis Lyons Victor Macias Donaciano Magos Melinda Malone x Eddie Martinazzi Dolores Mayo Herbert McClure LEFT: Loafing again RIGHT: What is the matter Howard? Susan McRae Susan Medrano Jack Melton Wayman Milam Ruby Miller Rochelle Minneti Rita Mirelez 171 Laura Moore Mark Moran Kathryn Morgan UPPER LEFT: Watch the birdie. LOWER LEFT: | want one tuna salad sandwich. RIGHT: Smile Len and Dennis, you are on Candid Camera Kenneth Morgan David Morin Jill Morse 172 LUNCH BREAK William Myers Rickey Nelson Carmen Nicasio Joanne Nicasio Vera Nichols Fred Nilsen 173 BETWEEN CLASSES Arselia Nino Armida Olvera Nyla O'Meara Glen Overgaard Shirley Overgaard Donna Overstreet Andrea Padilla 174 Debra Pa rker Charlotte Peart Carol Peddy San Juana Pena Darlene Pennington LEFT: | am not in one of those high scoety clicks UPPER RIGHT: We are starting all over, so have an orange LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. Kelly, wants me? Jeannie Pettit Gail Pierce 175 DAY AND NITE OF XMAS BALL Christine Pietz Kenneth Pine Patricia Pistoresi Debra Pool Michael Preciado Dudley Prichard Julia Prudek 176 James Pryor June Puckett Mryna Ramirez Joe Rangel Pamela Real Richard Redwine Margaret Ridge Robert Ridge LEFT: Should | go to the dance or should | stand her up RIGHT: | closed my eyes now what? Jose Rios Susan Roden 177 CONCENTRATION Maria Rodriquez Denise Rolison Randy Rollins 178 Douglas Row Randy Rowe UPPER LEFT: What is the matter now, Gary? LOWER LEFT: Who are you dreaming about now, Leona? LOWER RIGHT: Actually Mr. Bufford, | was going to mention Scope to you Barbara Ruckman ai; Aldeana Ryan Pa trick Sagouspe Margaret Sahatdjian Connie Salcido SURPRISES Juanita Salines Maria Sauceda Mark Saulsbury Barry Schwartz ik Angelina Sepulveda Donnie Simpson 180 Charlotte Smith rae nye Georgetta Smith Leona Smith Madeleine Smith Stephen Coy Smith Yvonne Soria Patrick Soto UPPER LEFT: What is the matter Kathy? LOWER LEFT: Look who is behind me UPPER RIGHT: Uuuuuuuugh! Karen Southall Todd Spangler 181 REFRESHMENTS Rhonda Spencer Carol Spillane Phillip Staab Dennis Stefanelli Alice Sturkie Lori Tamberi Shirley Tomlinson Patti Tashjian David Taylor Len Taylor 182 LEFT: Don you've had enough RIGHT: Travis this is the best | have had all year PY Kathy Thomas Ray Thomas Kenneth Tigson pr Si Geoffrey Tipton Michael Anthony Trevino John Tucker 183 SCHOOL HAZARDS Denise Tyler Evelyn Verduzco Andrew Vizcarra Vikki Vizcarra 184 Clarence Williamson Mary Williams LOWER LEFT: | thought | said no smoking! CENTER: We're not smoking LOWER RIGHT: Then where is the fire? 185 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Helen Willis Marilyn Wilson Karen Winder Robert Woo . Barbara Woods Leslie Woodward 186 Donald Workman Christine Ybarra Richard Ybarra Kim Young Edward Yturaldi Elaine Yturaldi Venilde Zamora LEFT BOTTOM: Now Herbie now LEFT TOP: Ohno Jill | forgot to wash my ears RIGHT: Mrs. Wooten’s Munch a Bunch 187 Eno’s Hardware Plumbing, Electrical Supplies and Paints 673-9128 IOOI N. Lake Street Elam’s Barber Shop 917 North Lake For the best “head” in town. Chambers Florist II3 South Lake Street Madera The Clothes Tree Junior - Junior Petites Ill East Yosemite 674-7789 Big Top Drive-In lOO South Q Street 673-3079 Berenda Ranch Restaurant 19834 Highway 99 Madera a Ire all —_ me et ED wT Cook and Tesei Mobil and Petrolane Distributor 929 South E 673-3597 Dan’s Custom Upholstery 1805 Howard Road Custom Bike Work De Cesari Cornet Stores Gifts and Stationery Bethard Square 126 East Yosemite 673-9724 674-46ll Dean Tire Inc. I8I6 Howard Road Madera, California Dale’s Studio and Camera Shop Cer ion I's II2 South C Street 125 South D Street 674-6202 674-8834 Congratulations to the Class of 71 from Duncan and Scheid 301 East Yosemite Ave. 674-4633 John F. Euless Farnesi’s Restaurant Insurance Company 25333 Avenue 16 “The Agency of Service” Madera, California lI2 South D 674-5619 Robert K. Fleming Bill Bispham State Farm Insurance P hotogr aphy 400 North Gateway For all occasions Madera, California 17293 Road 26 673-9168 Flowers By Helen 210 South D 674-890 Best Wishes to the Class of 7I Charmant Beauty Salon 1709 Howard Road 674-8624 Better Pest Control 27330 Parkwood Avenue Madera 674-5740 Brammer’s 219 East Yosemite 673-3346 Calaway’s Drugs Madera’s most complete drug store 234 East Yosemite 674-6757 Berry Construction 1837 Howard Road 674-249 Franco's Nursery 1220 West Yosemite 673-3060 George White's Steam Cleaning Service 200 North D Street 674-8524 Gim’s Jewelry Goodyear Service Stores I37 East Yosemite 674-6858 IIS North O 674-5602 Gladiator Barber Shop 341 West Olive 673-0471 In Bethard Square Happy Steak Bethard Square Hal’s Market Open II:00 AM to 9:00 PM 701 Howard Road Banquet Room 674-3637 Madera Gordon Lamm’s Auto Parts 1206 West Olive 673-303 Madera, California Louie’s Barber Shop 404 South C 674-4022 1250 on your radio dial Open Sundays P.O. Box 67 Madera 674-8888 Lucca’s Restaurant 325 North Gateway Drive For the finest dining in town Madera Hobby Shop |= a 325 South C Street Kuckenbecker Tractor Co. 7th and South E 674-2496 Leighton’s Jewelers Ill South D 674-8036 Kahn and Mora Tire Co. Firestone Tires Chrome and Mag Wheels 6th and D Streets Madera Daily Tribune 100 East Seventh 674-244 Frank’s Auto Parts 220 North Gateway Drive 674-6767 Holiday's Radiators - Mufflers 674-4316 123 East 9th Madera Cycle Center Honda Sales and Service 214 South Gateway Drive 674-2046 Madera Drug Cosmetics-Fountain 135 East Yosemite 673-3548 «J Valley Spreaders 2105 Howard Road Madera, California Pira Hardware Plaza Flower Shop 500 South D Street 322 West Yosemite 673-O14I 674-7239 Next to Wells Fargo Bank Pete’s Sport Shop J.C. Penney Co. “The Sportsman’s Headquarters” lOO East Yosemite 124 South C Street 674-4686 eee jane Pete’s Front End and Brake Service 700 South Gateway Drive 674-8622 Perlongo’s Bakery 321 West Olive 674-5633 Peart’s Auto Supply 2I6 East 6th 674-6754 i Sela Forehand-Sutton Motor Sales 6th and E 673-9216 Congratulations to the class of 71 Niles Pharmacy 208 East Yosemite 674-8583 Paul Jones Gift House Where Good Taste Costs No More 123 East Yosemite House Of Music 114 East Yosemite “Stereo and Tape Center” Vernon’s Chevron Yosemite and R. Street 674-4882 Mc Cumber and Pinion Drug 136 East Yosemite 673-3533 Martin Bros. Pumps 208 West Olive 26th Year serving Madera 674-6402 Earl Martin Chevron Service Cleveland Ave. and Hwy. 99 Madera 673-93ll Mexican Kitchen Open 9 to Il Open Sundays Too 326 East Yosemite Muller Irrigation Inc. Perma Rain Dealer - Rain Bird Sprinklers 673-9269 for free estimates rt j PEs . P 4 ; 4 £3 £ Bs ae. % o - y ‘ BREE BR me a 2 ee i ; ‘ oo oes Ray Pool The Crop Duster 22636 Avenue I6 674-2031 Madera Food Mart | Madera Funeral Home 720 East Yosemite Joe and Ellen Mashburn 673-3568 Kindness, Dignity and Thoughtful Care. Open seven days a week 674-5606 Madera Ice Company Madera 217 North E Lumber and Hardware 674-2053 731 South Gateway Drive 673-3556 Ramirez Sunland Service Limited Tire Bargains with recaps at discount prices starting at $6.95 Congratulations to the class of 71 Reed and Bell ccm ats Madera Guarantee 312 North Gateway Drive Savings and loan 674-7273 108 North B Street 674-8731 Raul’s Barber Shop East Yosemite Avenue 674-294 | Reuben and Raul to serve you. We ’ Radio T.V. Hospital Ralph Howell Studio | 215 south D Street 674-882! Next to the Post Office 218 South D 674-7523 = m4 sas Quality Dairy Farms | James Department Store I820 Howard 674-8549 | 333 West Olive In Bethard Square Congratulations to the class of 71 Sally’s from Bethard Square Robert’s Jewelers “The most walked about clothes in town” II7 East Yosemite Rudy Printing Company| Roy’s Madera Cyclery Printing Lithographing 200 North Gateway Drive 105 West 2nd Street Madera, California 674-5735 674-5468 Smith Volpa Dodge 6th and C Streets 674-2431 Madera, California COFF jj i) gan A i - ae IC SERVICE “) Stephenson’s Plumbing 316 South D Street 674-4619 Mary's Cafe 318 South Gateway Dr. —673-OI7I Suresave Market Sierra Foodland 823 Cleveland 518 South Gateway Drive 674-7663 Madera, California Spangler-McClure Taylor and Huarte Furniture The most helpful store in town 125 North D Street Grain Brokers Trucking General Insurance Yosemite Shoe Repair Riding equipment and Western Wear 324 East Yosemite Title Insurance and Trust Co. P.O. Box 1206 674-8793 be Tae f? ae? f , i pling FINE FABRICS TS 3 bx . ; — - The Gr ws PR ch apevine Fine Fabrics 674-862 1834 Howard Road Teco Equipment- sold throughout the Western Hemisphere. Todd's Shell 501 South Gateway Drive 674-2131 Tucker International [3782 Hwy. 99 674-248] United Food Center lI9 South C Street 674-225l Vizcarra Furniture Store 500 South C Street Madera, California Valley Paper Co. 209 South C Street 674-5314 The O’Grady’s Dress Shop 402 East Yosemite 673-3257 a if Shebelut Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Co. 6th and D 674-4603 The Village Finest in American and Chinese foods 319 Gateway Drive Weaver’s Smorgette 900 South Gateway Drive 674-7190 Westside Electric 1705 Howard Road 24 Hour Service 674-6948 Whitaker's Auto Wrecking 5606 Gateway Drive 674-875l Western Auto 318 East Yosemite 674-692I Maraccini- Tordini 324 S. Gateway Drive 674-5646 aera Royal Coach Car Wash | Golden Mirror Salon 616 East 6th 673-40ll 674-4018 325 West Olive 204 George’s Auto Supply Il4 Gateway Drive 673-3267 Clinton Collins Dixie Motel and Texaco Fresno Bee Agent 674-58l2 3854 Hwy. 99 674-7240 Ford's Welding 237 South D Street Madera, California Frank’s Market 100 North D Street Madera Furniture 673-3168 1420 Howard Road 674-5687 Foster and Parker Insurance 674-8536 10820 A Street Ci as Sir AS ee Pe at Tiga rete Se. eS Sieve 3 7 ¥ are Ga 3 Pi ne Gn RT Ler EN he « Pr tae aye 4 a ® 7 AS ee Dick Anderson Ford-Mercury 1030 Gateway Drive 674-6771 Madera County Title Co. 26 North B Street 674-5689 Lee’s Concrete Atlas Glass Company 200 South Pine 673-9189 416 North E Street Madera Ron’s Arco 321 West Yosemite 673-130 Sas ve Kentucky Fried Chicken fo . State Farm Insurance Jerry Thorn or Will Kusch 123 No. D Suite B 528 South | St. 673-434 White Front Nursery 4150 N. Blackstone | would like to express Fresno, California 229-2822 my appreciation for all those who helped support the 1971 Blue and White. You truly helped it to become a success. Thank you, Morgan’s Garage Cathy Reed General Auto Repair 1000 North D Street Advertisement Manager Sponsors Sherwood and Denslow Green Law Offices Donald A. Tarpening, D.C. James J. Jacobson, O.D. Bill D. Duke, D.DS. Thomas Klein, M.D. Sumio Kubo, D.D.S. We would like to express our sincere appreciation for your contribution. The Blue and White Staff 208 Se Sek Ne Oe P st ota 4 we 4 i — ” ee’ © ny og of Pie y Lp, 5 ¥ ; ; . 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