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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1972 volume:

Co dream the impossible dream, Co fight the unbeatable foe, 2 2 To bear with u nbearable sorrow, Co run where the brave dare not go. aie. = @ Ln @e 3 : ° Z Co right the unrightable wrong, Co love pure and chaste from afar, Co try when your arms are too weary, Co reach the unreachable star. Chis is my quest, lo follow that star, No matter how hopeless, no matter how far: | Co fight for the right, without question or pause, Co be willing to march into hell for a heavenly cause! Aud J know if J'll only be true to this glorious quest, Chat my heart will be peaceful and calm, When J’'m laid to my rest, And the world will be better for this; Chat one man, scorned and covered with scars, Still strove with his last ounce of courage, Co reach the unreachable star. oro : nr re hud ge ete 30h iS vats Keep interested in your own career: however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise caution in your business affairs; for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many persons strive for high ideals; and everywhere life is full of heroism. Be yourself. Especially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridity disenchantment it is perennial as the grass. Cake kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nuture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue lontiness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. Cherefore be at peace with God, whatever you concelve Him to be, and whatever your labors aspitations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. With all its sham, drudgery broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. Beverly Arnold—Secretary Lorraine Niino—Vice President ———— SES Treasurer Debbie Foster 1972 Fall Class Officers Charlton Gatz—President 14 8 a. ae SUS i ——== Community Service Margarita Adame Beverly Agee Randolph Aguayo Jessie Aguilar Mary Aguirre Rosalyn Aguirre Rebecca Arias Beverly Arnold Above: Jim Herrick enriches himself as well as others at the Madera County Library Roy Arredondo Marcella Arroyo 15 Danny Arter Steve Ashby Randal Autrand Marcello Ayala Gale Baldrica Yvonne Baldridge Donald Bare Madeline Bautista Isabel Bautista Laquita Benbrook Diana Benzler Susanne Bertoncini Michael Bianchi Steven Bier Clayton Bispham Michael Bodine Richard Boren Phyllis Bounds Jill Boysen Above: George Escobedo and Charlie Gonzales will never challenge Fig Newton as the world’s tastliest fig Left: Mary Garcia, Sandra Cain and Debbie Schlumbolm can't fig-ure out why Mr. Dewey shouldn't be next 17 Assemblies Add Variety Co Daily Routine dann enna — Conrad Bitter Leroy Brammer Rhonda Brincefield Belle Brooks David Brown Micheal Brown Deborah Brucker Michael Brune Robin Brown Ron Brown Nancy Brunolli Linda Burleson 18 Amelia Cabral Barry Cain Sandra Cain Michael Camarena Roberta Canarelli Deborah Carpenter x Terry Carroll Vickie Cerda Left: The Afro-American Club sponsors members in a spiritual dance number during the International Week Assembly. Above: Debbie, can you believe it? We finally get to sit in the seats on the floor. 19 Powderpuff Practice Produces Players Richard Cervantez LaVana Chambers Yvonne Chavez Iva Cheatham Top: Cyndi Romeri, Lezlie Row, Pam Adams and Robin Beban - Madera’s Powderpuff football team’s fearsome foursome. Above: The agony of defeat. Right: If Vince Lombardi could see us now. 20 Claudia Chaffin Rachel Chavez Blair Chavin Sharon Clark Ivan Cloeters Vern Cochran Janice Collett Steve Collett Stanley Cooper Juanita Cowan Ronald Cox Armelia Craig Sue Crawford Robert Creamer Joel Cruz Gail Cunningham 21 Chris DaSilva Timothy DaSilva Tamara Davidson Denise DelBianco John Diaz Jean Dillon Ronald Dolio Carol Dunning Michael Earls 22 “Arsenic and Old Lace”’ Draws Senior Actors a Left: Victor Nash, Tom Johnson, Lennie Page and Jeannette Tamberi take a break during rehearsal. Upper left: “My darling, you can’t really have an Excedrine Headache!’ Above: Betty Felipe and Robin Beban study lines for play practice. 14 Rochelle Earls Diane Echols George Escobedo Dennis Espinoza 23 Maria Esquivel Betty Felipe Susan Flores Alberta Foster Upper right: Madera’s own mighty mini minute photographer .... Charlie Right: Paul Yates pleads, ‘Will ya please stand still — it!” 24 Roger Evans Joan Ferrarese Deborah Euless Barbara Farello Rogelio Foronda Debbie Foster Shelia Fairchild Gilbert Flores 72 Photographers Assist Publications Steve Franco John Franklin Bruce Freeman Karen Galleano cee. Mary Garcia Linda Garrison Dora Garza Marie Garza Charleton Gatz Rick Gibbs William Gibbs Kim Gilchrist 29 Senior Aviators Rank Number One Leslie Gill Debra Goedhart Brent Gomes Eufemia Gomez Carlos Gonzales Dolores Gonzales Judith Gonzales Stella Gonzales Steven Gonzales Terry Gonzales Chvonne Green James Griffin Roxanne Griffin Randall Griggs Chris Guttormsson June Harris Timothy Hawkins Peter Heidsdorf ey ee é | ‘ OO ee a a ae s Ped eect PH HOE Oe a Linda Henderson Keith Herold : a Left: Rusty Rockholt, Marybeth McDonald and Randy Padgett anxiously await their certificates of award as Charlie Gonzales announces the winners of MHS first annual paper airplane contest. Above: Betcha mine goes a little bit farther ........ 27 James Herrick Marsha Hobbs Barbara Holmes Debra Hursky Deborah Hight Rosa Hodges David Holmes Tony Hurtado Connie Howard Mark Jaurique Steve Hunter Linda Jennings wer eS 3 Mathematicians Make Multiplex Mobiles Left: Earl Pedersen hangs his multiplex masterpiece Above: A typical day in the life of an Advanced Math student work, work, work!!!! William Johns Charlotte Johnson Jeffery Johnson Tina Johnson Ann Joines Brenda Jones 29 30 Deborah Jones Mary Katuin Gary Kinoshita Linda Landucci Right: | just can’t believe it's over. Behe Marylin Jones Michael King Gene Kobayashi Sally Larez Sally Konkol Roy Leach Sandy Konkol Vickie Lewis Ow Band Members Cake Last Half-time Bow Terrie Liles Velta Littrell Laddie Lizak Mary Loera Carol Logoluso Joyce Logue Susan Long Alvaro Lopez Lopez Dale Kurisu Sarah Lidyoff 31 Mary Lopez Sally Lopez Gregory Lynds DeeAnn Lyons Ken MacDonald William Manos Above: Gerald Reese and Kim Gilchrist dance to the sounds of the ‘Forth On-Come’ at the Theresa Manzo Samuel Mares | Christmas Ball. Upper: Precious and few are the moments we two can share ...... Gerald Marsh Ernest Martinez 32 ‘Littlest Angel’’ Leaves Lasting Memories Nancy Martinez Ronald Martinez Veronica Martinez Virginia Martinez Claire Massetti Kathleen Maul Cynthia McAlister Sue McCarthey 33 Elections Encourage ’72 Involvement Ju Student Gov't. Virgil McCarthey Geri McCarty Rick McCombs Jolene McCullough Marybeth McDonald Doris McFairland Jeannie McFarren Laura McLaughlin Donel! McMains David McNeely Above: Claire Massetti, Jeff Johnson, Marcia Miles and Cindy Romeri vote in their last student body election. Right: Claudia Chaffin and Joel Cruz at the polls, voting for their favorite candidate. 34 Ronald Medellin Anita Meister Mario Melendez MANOR ELT ne ait epee EIT Jeffery Melikian Mary Mendoza Jack Mendrin Jacob Mendrin Vera Mendrin Alicia Meza st ir Richard Meza Marcia Miles James Miller Olga Molina Rainy Days Aud Mondays Never Got Us Down Stella Molina Marylin Mora Carla Morgan Gary Nash Victor Nash Susan Nave Cynthia Netherton Richard Neufeld Lorraine Niino Virginia Nunez 36 Robert Orta Dalia Ortiz Susan Ownbey Left: | bet it rains for forty days and forty nights Below: It's the water, the water, the water ........ Randy Padgett Rebecca Padilla Lennie Page Irene Palacios 37 Scholarly Seniors Study Serious Subjects Charles Parker Douglas Pearson Earl Pederson John Peregoy Armando Perez James Perez Michael Perez Debbie Pisano 38 Opposite: Jomo ... Mr. Mastin’s Advanced Biology classes very own mascot. Lower right: See Kathy, | told you, the head Elai Pistoresi bone is connected to the neck bone, the neck bone is connected to the ...... Below: Jay Keel gets a little help from his aine friends, Cortez Robinson and Frank Castro, as they observe and identify the body parts of a crayfish. Debbie Potter Lo oe aioe | a ‘ ag mas % John Prado. Winiford Price Nick Ragus Jo Lynn Rainey Carl Ramirez Marcella Ramirez Jeral Reese Edith Reynolds 39 Ethnic Pride Displayed Ju International Assembly John Rios Julia Rios Bill Roberts Cal Roberts Cortez Robinson Joyce Robinson Rosa Rocha Terry Rocha - Yvonne Rodriquez David Rollins Alice Roman Cyndi Romeri E 40 Left: John Rios, Gregoria Villareal, Frank Salcido, Irene Palicio, Armando Perez and Maria Esquivel perform during the Int ernational Week Assembly. They were sponsored by the Mexican-American Club Lezlie Row Linda Rubio Amelia Rodriquez Gloria Rodriquez Gregoria Rodriquez Ernest Romero Connie Rosado Terry Rosson 41 me Arthur Ruble Jack Ruby Joaquin Ruiz Nick Ruiz Donald Russell Judy Rustigian ae Fred Ryan Roberto Salcido Mary Salinas Bill Sanders Above: Feeling groovy, just had my Cheerie-o's. Upper right: An apple a day keeps the | doctor away. Lower right: Exercise, exercise helps to keep those calories away. 42 Work Weary Seniors Find Relavation At Noon e Debra Sanders Mark Scheffing Deborah Schlumbohm Robert Schlumbohm Terry Schoettler Mary Schwarz Dennis Schwenck Shaila Seguine Richard Self Cathy Sellai Farkle Committees Organize During English Classes K D Je David Shearer psi ae John Shipman coe a jaf ae eee eae SR sn See a bull 7 ae Alice Simpson Vincent Slama Barbara Smith Gary Smith Jeffery Smith Shelia Smith Nan Sorenson Janet Spillane 44 Karen Stapleton Carla Stefanelli Debbie Stefanelli Debra Sutters Michael Tabor Jeffery Taddei Jeannette Tamberi Rebecca Tanaka Ruby Tates i mi oe Left: Happiness is ... the Peanuts gang and Miss Estes’ fifth period English class. Below: As chairman of the Senior Farkel Judging Committee, my comrades and | choose as the winner number 5, 24, 37, 1 46 Janet Taylor Nathan Terry Ella Mae Thomas Glenda Thomas Rogert Titus Randall Todd Steven Tolmasoff Jim Tomajan Michelle Townsend Peter Townsend Seniors Kolster Spirit At Football Games Wi llian Treleaven Arlene Tribble Charles Trolinger Sidney Tucker David Turpenen Pamela Tyler ™ |). os Loretta Valorosi Linda Veatch Left: Give meanM...A...D... Above: Oh come now, you know you are already MAD. 47 Cycling Provides Energetic Outlet Pe Ri Juanita Vega Bea Anne Venturi Carole Villarreal Mary Wall Mike Walters Edie Watson Shelah Wells Kathy Wheat Steven Willford Gail Williams 48 Jerri Williams Alan Wong Shirley Woo . - Left: Jim Griffin out distances opponent in Madera cycle race. Above: Ecological minded be eo 4 Alan Wong and Becke Tanaka help solve the pollution problem. Carolyn Wright Philip Yakligian Paul Yates Rosemarie Ybarra Ricardo Yepiz Mary Ann Ylarregue 1972 Spring Semester Officers Being Spring Senior Class President has to be one of the most enlightening experiences | have had at Madera High. At times, things seemed to be hopeless, but as usual the fears and worries were somehow overcome by success. The main function for the Spring President is to help organize Graduation and the Senior Party. It is an awesome task but with the help of the class all went smoothly. | would like to take time to thank our Class advisors for their help and worthy advice. It was deeply appreciated. Joan Ferrarese President Cindy Netherton - Vice President — Er Geri McCarty - Treasurer Lezlie Row - Secretary Mr. Dewey - Class Advisor 54 me) yin aes spade Tol ae Ce ed GR BS 2 BIB BE Le Back Row L to R: Miss Patton, Advisor, Robin Beban, Terry Rosen, Mike Caerinia, Jim Herrick, Armando Perez. 2nd Row: Debbie Foster, Debbie Euless, Debbie Stefanelli, Leslie Gill, Earl Pederson, Cindy Netherton. 3rd Row: Linda Rubio, Debbie Sutters, Kathi Maul, Marcia Miles, DeeAnne Lyon, Linda Veach, Debbie Hight. 4th Row: Linne Page, Ann Joins, Jerry McCarty, Judy Rustigan, Joan Ferrarese, Roberta Caneralli. Front Row: BeeAnn Venturi, Linda Landucci, Loretta Valorosi, Debbie Carpenter, Lori Nino, Brenda Jones, Cindy above: Debbie Carpenter enjoying a game of two-square above right: Some children find Jim Herrick’s teaching methods amusing The Associated Teachers of Madera Students is an organization formed to acquaint students with the teaching profession. This club helps students decide whether or not ot pursue the profession of teaching. If so, the students are encouraged to enter the program of teacher education in college or university. Membership of this organization is limited to seniors upon the recommendation of their counselors and a teacher sponsored committee. The activities of the ATOMS include guest speakers, money making projects, a look at the pre-teaching class at Fresno State, and the annual Spring visitation of the elementary schools. Joan Ferrarese Club President Equestrian Club On horses, L. to R.: B. Ruble, S. Fulsom, A. Rose, T. Dawsom, B. Smith, J. Brunk, L. Boren, J. Britton, A. Paul, P. Brice, E. DeLa Cruz, L. Sotelo, Front row, L. to R.: M. Lindsey, M. McCullough, E. Kirkman, R. Brunk 56 Back Row L to R: Mr. Gary Melvin, Vince Slama, Cathy Moosis, Marily Bastin, Lillian Norman, Janet Maxey Front Row: Donna Chandler, Nancy Martinez, Sherri James, Cheryl Fant, Ann Joines, Debby Hersky Above: Is that a hole in my sock? The Future Business Leaders of America is the National organization for all young adults in high school and post-secondary institutions enrolled in business programs. The organization, composed of over 4,500 high school and post-secondary chapters, operates as an integral part of the school program under the guidance of business teachers, state supervisors, school administrators, and businessmen. The activities of the Future Business Leaders of America provide an opportunity for business students to prepare for business and office occupations. This year’s Madera Highs FBLA Club went on several field trips to various places such as Duncan Ceramics Factory, Fresno State College. Our next trip will take us to Fresno City College, and 4 C’s College. FBLA also serves as an effective means of bringing the interest of students together to deal with vocational preparation, national problems, community improvement, and worthwhile relationships with local, state, and national groups interested in the welfare of youth. Gary Melvin FBLA Advisor A Above: An after game dance sponsored by F.B.L.A. Below: He finally asked me to dance om GE Be oes 2 RS i) es ww ° . $ weer is a | pa | PRONE Oe TREY (Back row, L to R:) Charlie Gonzales, Debbie Davis, Dixon Townsend, Robert Poythress, Becky Tanaka, Allen Wong, Gene Kobayashi, Jerry Dorch. (Front row, L to R) Cortez Robinson, Patty Winder, Carla Stefanelli, Gregoria Villareal, Mike Bruney. 58 The Mexican-American Club of Madera High School serves several functions for its members. In our cultural activities we celebrate some of the Mexican festivities such as ‘‘el Cinco the Mayo” which has been proclaimed in California as ‘Mexican-American Week”. We also try to provide our members with films and performances by Mexican-American groups. The social activities include special school dances that the club offers and informal get-togethers. Educationally, Mexican-American Club provides information to its members about scholarships and financial aids and hosts representatives from colleges and universities. Service wise, the club helps somewhat in tutoring other students and helping with out-of-school activities whenever they are asked. Mrs. Torres Advisor I Mexican-American Club left: Mexican-American Club meeting during activity period above: Advisors - Mrs. Mayorga, Mrs. Torres, Mrs. Meinz Hava lookela. . . The AFS club provides direct contact between students of different countries in hope of fostering better understanding between cultures. This year the Madera AFS club brought a Vietamese girl Thuy Nguyen to Madera High for a week. She talked to many classes, visited the winery and bottling plant with the club, and gave a talk to interested parents and students one evening. The Club is trying to find a family to host a foreign student for a whole year so the entire student body of the high school will benefit by getting to know a foreign student personally. The club has been raising money to help pay transportation costs to America for the student in the event that we are lucky enough to find a family for a student. If no family is found, no Madera student will be able to take part in the AFS program for Americans studying abroad. The high school AFS is affiliated with the adult national AFS program. oe Ramioacas Gy een ame 4 a te ee Se, ,? Al ; ‘ee 3 sl yore Back row, L. to R: S. Naito, T. Zeiler, A. Rodriquez, J. DalCerro, D. Davis, B. Sallasberry, K. Puccini, D. Townsend, B. Logoluso Second row, L. to R: V. Slama, B. Jones, S. Slama, L. Ring, R. Fisk First row, L. to R: P. Pullman, F. Foronda, Mrs. Gallager, AFS exchange student Thuy Thi Thu Nguyen 60 Above: Where's the party? Right: Line up everyone Afro-American Club This year the Afro-American club sponsored two community symposiums and an Adult Evening School course in Black Culture in addition to hearing several speakers on the subject at its regular meetings. Several dances, a bake sale, and a second place winning homecoming float were also accomplished. A scholarship fund was raised and awarded to applying Black seniors. An Afro dance group was instructed and directed by Janet Taylor for participation in the International Week Assembly and a Soul Food concession was set up during that week. Back Row (L to R): Billy Garrette, Vicky Tyler, Gregory MacMurry, Phyllis Johnson, Vandy Clark, Regina Fryer, Fred Scott Jr. Middle Row (L to R): Marvell Smith, Barbara Holmes, Sheila Smith, Beverly Agee, Pamela Tyler, Chevonne Green, Ella Mae Thomas, Micheal Bellinger (Front Row (L to R) Phylles Matthews, Beverly Agee, Charles Parker, Janet Taylor, Gail Williams, Lavonna Chambers bet Front to back: Mark DeWi t, f Rodney Hagopian, Terry Rosson Future Homemakers Back Row L to R: Valorie Bowman, Elizabeth Mendez, Anna Hodges, Charlotte Ray, Vickie Roberts, Linda Boren, Dina Mariscotti, Pam Peelman, Mrs. Patricia Stagner, i Advisor, Diana Allen, Mary Ellen Chapa, Lori Lee Bernardi, Linda Chandler, Eva Saucedo, Veronica Martinez, Robin Lee, Debbie Tygart, Pam Euless, Debra Hursky Seated: Mrs. Geraldine Kaylor, Donna Allen, Nancy Roman, Regina Fryer 62 Block The Block M Society of Madera High School is an exclusive club open only to young men who have earned a varsity athletic letter. Block M's function is primarly that of a service unit. It’s duties encompass a wide variety of activities. The two major activities that Block M conducts each year are Homecoming Week and the food and toy drive for the needy at Christmas. Other services performed include supervising and ushering at athletic contests and their annual membership drive. Block M Society is made up of outstanding, well-rounded student-athletes who have a desire to serve their school and community. Tom Crow advisor left: Jeff Melikian doing leg lifts with 260 Ibs | above: Chasing girls can be dangerous Back Row L to R: Pat Hughes, Robbie Brown, Richard Cervantez, Ron Medellan, Jeff Melikian, Paul Gamboa, Loren Freeman, Bobby Melenbacker, Tim Desilva. 2nd | Row: Fred Thomas, Jeff Eaton, Mark Root, Dennis Shank, Doug Wilford, Steve Wilford, Artie Rubble, Mark Pitts Front Row: Chris Guttormson, David Boyle, John Badorine, J. Imrie, Ronnie Rowe, Wesley Koboyashi, R. Kildolph 63 64 Girls’ League Back row, L. to R: D. Hall, J. Say, K. Billington, G. Deniz, E. Pyle, H. Arballo, B. Quintos, J. Bernardi, J Shesrer, B. Urban, J. King, G. Smith, S. Martinezzi, B. Boysen, D. Dolio, S. Guglielmana, G. Bomprezzi, S. Neufield, K. Goedhart, K. Jones, M. Mulcrone. |. Webb, First row, L to R.: D. Sellai, A. Joines, L. Landucci, D. Sutters, D. Potter, K. Mall, A. Meister, K. Hayes, L. Rubio, D. Euless, L. Valorosi, K. Sellai, R. Lee, D. Ridge. M. Esparza, C. Evans, T. Gonzales Back row, L. to R: S. Wilson, K. Puccini, D. Lowry, D. Hatch, D. Hill, J. Yaklian, L. Olsen, L. Niino, M. Schwarz, L. Row, S. Ownby, C. Romeri, P. Euless, K. Bursey, First row, L. to R: B. Sallsberry, D. Chandler, D. Parker, D. Hatch, S. Hansen, C. Fant, C. Netherton, C. McClure, T. Taylor, S. Hill, K. Scheffing, L. Piper, J. Deming Fal j Fall Officers ex Es Advisor: Miss Cadenezzi | Fall Officers, L. to R: D. Sutters, S. Guglielmana, A. Meister, S. Konkol, J. Melikian, D. Hatch, L. Olson, T. Taylor, L. Landucci Spring Officers Ee ME ae | arepenaties Reais SS rs Advisor: Mrs. Torres Spring Officers, L. to R: Back row, A. Joines, S. Hill, First row, K. Sellai, S. Konkol, D. Foster, J. Melikian, D. Parker, G. Smith, B. Netherton 65 Senior Horizon Officers Fall and Spring From Left to Right: Vice-President, Marcia Miles, President, Leslie Row, Treasurer, Cindy Romeri, Secretary, Debbie Schlumbohm. a to % Eo aE ee 66 Junior Horizon Officers Fall and Spring Back row. Left to right: K. Scheffing, D. Sellai, A. Bascay, E. Leal, K. Weber, P. Henderson, J. Bartow, J. Carey, C. McClure, M. McGinnis, T. Taylor, S. Hill, 1st Row: M. Minetti, J. Autrand, S. Upton, J. Harlow, K. Hench, D. Parker, C. Chatoian, B. Gotelli, M. Burnett. 67 Sophomore Horizon Officers Fall and Spring appemering i: ‘is y a i Ay 3 hi , gael @ 2 = From Left to Right: Treasurer, Debbie Lowry, Vice-President, Barbara Urban, President, Debbie Parker, Secretary, Louise Vanderlaan. - Back row. Left to right: D. Davis, L. Valorosi, L. Sindt, M. Treach, R. Ascnio, C. Clair, D. Hatch, D. Lowry, L. Vanderlaan, D. Hill, D. Parker. 1st Row: S. Howard, D. Hatch, V. Gibbs, S. Guglielmana, J. Yakalian 68 Ay Ge Tee {l ; ¥ Seated R to L: Cheyrl Haynes, Debbie Euless, Carol Moore, Karen Galleano, Chariton Gatz, Jody Salazar, Karen Kline. Standing R to L: John Rigby, Jeff DalCerro, Steve Willford, Larry Ortiz, John Rios, Charlie Gonzalas, Advisor Mr. Gordon Fake. j “hahoOspragososar” ‘oheeaggnsdaag Pic Phe eg aie f . cto 2. re? ay i st Row: Joan Ferrarese, Anita Meister, Kare dent Council Bank of America Award Winners Jill Boysen-Vocational Arts Charles Gonzales-Liberal Arts Back Row. From Left to Right: C. Sutters, L. Landucci, T. Davidson, M. Brown, S. Earls, M. Wall, J. Cruz, C. Logoluso, C. Howard. First Row: J. Cruz, C. Logoluso, L. Nino, C. Howard. QMRnmR BWA at awe Left to Right: Beth Boysen, Secretary; Bobby Creamer, Treasurer; David Galleano, Chaplin; Bobby Simpson, Vice President; Randy Freeman, Historian; Linda Franco, Reporter; Janet Wood, Sweetheart; Gene Ferretti, President Left to Right: Randy Freeman, Chaplin; Randy Belflower, Historian; Bobby Simpson, Treasurer; Steve Franco, Vice President; Joyce Siebert, Secretary; Bobby Creamer, Sentinal; Linda Franco, Sweetheart; Roger Evans, President 74 Upperclassmen Back Row (L to R): David Perkins, Mike Tune, Mike McCullough, Mike Cowger, Ernest DeLa Cruz, Don Parkers, Chris Joines. 3rd Row: Jim Thomas, John Keller, Paul Brice, Rick Osterman, Randy Belflower, Bill Watross, Mike Thorton. 2nd Row: Sandie McDonald, Nancy Frede, Rusty Ryan, Terry Rogers, Terry Rocha, Ken LaMattina, Janet Longatti, Debbie Thomas. 1st Row: Steve Hunter, Steve Franco, Roger Evans, Mike Walter, Gene Ferretti, Bob Creamer, Bobby Simpson, Elaine Pistoresi, Robin Brunk. Underclassmen Back Row (L to R): Chris Chatoian, Larry LaMattina, Brad Ruble, Loren Pollos, Larry Smith, Rick Bongorno, David Klein, Mark Palacios, Ronny Ervin, Pat Jones, Chris Long, David Overgaard. 5th Row: Mike Grady, David Galleano, Dean Tucker, Robert Bishel, Bill Pollos, Rick Logoluso, Curt Katuin, Mike Woodall, Gary Tune, Cindy Deniz, Alma Hawley, Brenda Blair, Tina Ramirez. 4th Row: Jeff Howard, Tim Bongorno, Mike Jay, Randy Cooper, Bobby Hansen, Larry Siebert, Ron Bishel, Jeff Joines, Chris Fortune, Janet Wood, Lisa Franco, Terese Tucker, Pat Bodine, Barbara Urban. 3rd Row: Brian Retton, Bill Armstrong, Bill Howard, Leroy Marklund, Leon Biscay, David Creamer, Jim Smith, Jennifer Van Alen, Dina Petrucci, Judy Jones, John Parker, Jackie Brunk, Midge Ramirez. 2nd Row: Paul Arthur, Herman Smith, Jeff Wisener, David Harris, David Holley, Phil Risley, Buddy Ryan, Hal Peterson, Wade Gordon, Keith Norman, Jack Machado, Henry Oyler, Linda Galleano, Eleanor Kirkman, Royann Klein. 1st Row: Skip Whiton, Bruce Deaver, Jeff Ferretti, Jim Armstrong, Jeannie Britton, Mark Freeman, Marilyn Whiton, Ricky Deniz, Mark Busca, Tom Pisano, Larry Gunter, Robert Ryan, Beth Boysen, Linda Franco. 75 Chapter Farmers-Back Row (L to R): Mike Bayless, Leroy Marklund, Jim Armstrong, Terry Rodgers, David Galleano. 2nd Row: Larry Smith, Randy Cooper, Linda Franco, Dina Petrucci, Jeff Joines, Rick Logoluso. 1st Row: Rick Bongorno, Chris Joines, Midge Ramirez, Beth Boysen, Sandy McDonald, Anthony Failla, Barbara Urban. Wien ea a. a a | Above: Gene Ferretti (left): handing out awards to (L to R) Tina Ramirez, Lisa Franco, Cindy Deniz, for greenhand public speaking. Above: Don Parkey-winner of local public speaking contest and third in the stational Above: Sandy Konkol-winner of state and regional placement and contest. processing, proficiency. 76 é 4 e Greenhands-Back Row (L to R): Bill Yoshioko, Bill Howard, Larry Gunter, Larry Siebert, Linda Galleano, Henry Oyler, Larry LaMattina, Ken Owens, Jeff Howard. 2nd Row: Linda Boren, Lisa Franco, Marilyn Whitton, Royann Klein, Roy Arredondo, Janet Wood, Rocky Herring, Eleanor Kirkman, David Holly, Jeff Ferretti, Bill Armstrong, Gary Tune, Robert Bishel, Hal Peterson. 1st Row: Cindy Deniz, Alma Hawley, Steve Schaeffer, Judy Wiles, Tom Paisano, Tina Ramirez, Robert Ryon, Denney Fahey Above: Entrance f Above: Sandy Konkol preparing various signs Above: We like hippies too! 77 C.S.F. Advisors Advisor: Mrs. Mastin Advisor: Mr. Mastin Life Members BE. Back Row, L to R: C. Gonzales, D. Euless, J. Smith, S. Sutters, 2nd Row: A. Meister, D. Steffanelli, L. Gill, L. Landucci, 1st Row: C. Logoluso, L. Niino 78 C.S.F. Members Fall Semester Back row, L. to R: B. Melenbacker, D. Townsend, B. Sallasberry, E. Gong, D. Hill, D. Parker, A. A. Maderias, R. Ascanio, R. Garcia, E. Rodriquez. S. Bounds, T. Tune, J. Dal Cerro Third row, L. to R: B. Jones, D. Davis, J. Honeywell, M. Garza, L. Valorosi, S. Hendrickson, C. Venturi, M. Treatch, M. Fisk, J. Logoluso, T. Zyler, Second row, L. to R: B. Urban, B. Anderson, C. Eddie, J. Alarcon, G. Deniz, D. Euless, M. Brown, L. Niino, D. Chairez, R. Moore, P. Bodine First row, L. to R: T. Da Silva, M. Root, J. Luna, B. Quintos, D. Hatch, D. Sellai, G. Villareal, J. Smith, P. Overstreet, S. Sherrod, M. DeWitt Spring Semester Back row, L. to R: L. Fremont, D. Standford, M. Urban, E. Barboza, A. Hawley, T. Da Silva, M. Root, Fourth row, L. to R: J. Beede, M. Carter, B. Melenbacker, B. Sallasberry, E. Gong, D. Hill, D. Hatch, A. Maderias, R. Ascanio, R. Garcia, T. Tune, J. Dal Cerro, Third row, L. to R: B. Herrick, J. Davis, D. Davis, G. Villareal, L. Valorosi, K. Spomer, C. Venturi, M. Fisk, J. Logoluso, D. Burch, T. Tyler, Second Row, L. to R: S. Potter, B. Quintos, B. Urban, J. Alarcon, G. Deniz, D. Urless, L. Valorosi, L. Niino, S. Nave, R. Moore, S. Sherrod, First row, L. to R: A. Molina, S. Gendron, B. Anderson, D. Hatch, D. Parker, L. Gill, D. Sellai, D. Townsend, J. Smith, D. Stefanelli, G. McCarty 79 C.S.F. Fall Officers - 5 ' da Fall Officers, Back row, L. to R: L. Landucci, B. Quintos, First row, L. to R: G. Villareal, A. Meister, D. Sellai, D. Hatch h Spring Officers Spring Officers, Back row, L to R: D. Sutters, D. Parker, D. Hatch, D. Steffanelli, Second row, L. to R: J. McCarty, M. Stanfford, D. Sellai, B. Anderson, First row, L. to R: C. Gonzales, L. Gill, V. Gendron, D. Townsend 80 French Club The French Club is designed for students of French descent and students who are or have been enrolled in a French class. We meet twice a month, once during the activity period and once during the lunch hour. This year for the first time the French Club had a Christmas party. We served a French dinner prepared by some of the members. The party was held in the home of a member. After dinner was served we went caroling around town in the back of a pick-up, singing French Christmas carols. Left: Christmas Cheer Above: Elma Leal addressing the members at a noon meeting. Other a ctivities for this year included a Mardi Gras which is a French day during International Week and the selling of all occasion cards by the members. Front Row (L to R): C. Sagouspe’, M. McGinnis, A. Molina, C. Cook, S. Lockhart, M. Fisk, J. Yslas. Back Row (L to R): B. Sallaberry, K. Puccini, S. Logoluso, E. Leal, D. Leach, J. DalCerro, A. Rodriguez, A. Sallaberry, M. Treatch, C. Wheeler, C. Milam, Mr. Pia. 81 82 BAA LAT UR YH Top to Bottom: B. Arnold, K. Bursey, |. Spence i JOSIApe ‘YUWUS Gog ‘sj ‘UOoe|Y “fF ‘eUeD, 4 ‘SQJEZUOD “7 ‘ZIN] “9 ‘APUIAA ‘qd ‘BUNT ‘f ‘ZIEMYIS “PJ ‘OUIIN 7 ‘IY “y JAISIOW “W ‘SWeIIIIM 'f °Y Ol 7 ‘Mol puodas ‘uassapad ‘J ‘eyYysouly a Q ‘URIHEA ‘dq ‘UOSSWIOIND “9 ‘NsI4Ny ‘Gq ‘eAeW ‘Ss ‘BAR| 'D ‘USEN ‘A ‘UBWAAl4 “g :Yy O} 7] :MOJ YONG ! SJSUsIsg dnjng . . (eer 15ue CeReeReee es BRORSSER EREREEEE oGORERRREREREEE Ftomecoming above: Homecoming Queen, Mary Mendoza above: Mary was honored with red roses presented by Art Ruble above: 1971 Homecoming candidates and their escorts Right: Debbie BE apcin’ CO Rally and Game By Oe ee OAS above: Class of 1973's winning float above: | think I'll wear mine above: An unknown player crashing through his number : above: Aren't you glad you use Dial? right: Pep Girls perform at downtown rally 86 Cheerleaders Show Spirit above: TOUCHDOWN !! ate he above: V-I-C-T-O-R-Y right: Betty takes five after a pep routine ' above: SAFE !! right: See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil 87 tal Ws249 new !4y3e oe ezopuey; Aue plouy Aeg “epjeyn euyjned em. SHID da Varsity Cheerleaders Kathy Klotsbier Joanne Uhalde Regina Fryer Claudia Chaffin Karen Galleano IV. Cheerleaders W- 7 Sug ; Beth Boysen Jennifer King Carolin Evens Elvira Uhalde Karen Pavey Samantha Fulsom School Spirit above: Pep Girls in Enemy Territory . | above: CHARGE I! below: My group was 25% drier above: Haven't we met somewhere before? below: Now | lay me down to sleep Christmas Ball Although no small angels were noticed entering the dance, one good-sized Santa did come to spread warmth and goodcheer. Perhaps, there were some who didn’t need any more of either, but, then, what is Christmas without Santa Claus. About 125 couples had what Girls’ y. Above: Everybody is Everything Left: Mark and Carol under the Mistletoe For the first time in recent years Girls’ League had the opportunity to sponsor the annual Christmas formal. The theme for the Ball was “The Littlest Angel’, and the girls along with a few brave boys were able to transform the gym into something resembling a portion of heaven. i) | League hopes was an enjoyable evening and a good start | to their vacation. Sally Cadenazzi Girls’ League Advisor Above: Is this dance being sponsored by Girls’ League? Below: Terri and Howdy take five. Above: Debbi hard at work. 92 Christmas Program Above: Larry Ortiz performing a dramatic interpretation. Above: Dance Band under the direction of Mr. Henshall. — i? es This year the participants in what used to be the Christmas Assembly decided to have a Christmas Program. The idea of the program was to let only the students who wanted to see the program see it. Unfortunatly the idea didn’t work too well. Many of the students who wanted to see the program didn't get tickets and many of the students who got tickets abused the privilege to see the program. The talent in the program was quite varied. The program included the Madera High School Dance Band, ACappella, majorettes, letter girls, and flag team. Roger Foronda, Cheryl Haynes, Betty Gotelli, and Larry Ortiz also performed. The talent was good - it’s just too bad that only half of the student body was able to see this year’s “Christmas Program”. Debbie Euless Mistress of Ceremonies } Above: There really is a Santa Claus! 93 Junior Senior Prom : Above: Dancing the night away. Above: Pull yourself together Above: Walk on by... 94 l Week OHA f Internat i, -—-- 2. Le PE 95 96 Arsenic and Old Lace Mrs. Oswald Advisor CAST SMEG WAC oa naeaneenhe 5 baAnwoedumes Robin Beban Diaharpetec she ener ure Victor Nash Meddy:Brewstenn.. 2c. ers crore esr ost oe Carlos Gonzales Officer BrOpNVieasense eae cle ens oe chcnete erate Cal Roberts OfficenMleinbsmucvuns cee eta Jeanette Tamberi NETHER SIGWAG Eso a aOane conte oe ese on oo. Betty Felipe Elainenanpenmiereie te cue tere aera errs Lennie Page Mortimer BrOWSteho a .a02 5-2 ee terets onl Randy Griggs MiaGibbstemm a atocetet ent ne emer re Allen Wong JonathaniGrewsten wen cia seaqie nse seeceene ar Mike Walter DIA Einstein conc geek cli sre ones Doug Pearson OfficenOlMaraias ao ee eeracter ene teens George Escobedo [AR OONCVier ects ny toe tani ee retains Debbie Euless MiraWVithenspOOnmers stra secre ec Gene Kobayashi DeadiBodiese ws sect f estan center Renee Poulin Elizabeth Knight — CR A OE —— T Girls’ Glee 1072216706 Dance Band Back row, L. to R: R. Osuna, G. Ramirez, L. Vallejo, K. Jones, P. Parkey, R. Rockholt, D. Boyle, Mr. M. Henshall, B. Gottelli, Front row, L. to R: E. Martinez, A. Wong, J. Logoluso, K. Edwards, J. Chavez 102 — Xo = 5 Madera High School Marching Band a: : Izzaidwiog ae ” Keied euueluer joyxuoy Aes Kequhg uesns ZajuReAiaD Ayjyey youep usiey MO}BH fewer . “6)pleg ae ig ‘x ws ocr aa - pI OA SBR Nim dP A PANO NG etiam nile. Ale oe hin te. ee Wit onal ge | siaanannantsrl a . | Pas 4 . - . Letter Girls . cs - ) LeslieGendron | us Debbie Parker Be Vicki Gibbs m6 AS “ Walerie Mastorfini-- tn) a er SU ke a i i ae Blanch Trujillo Birdie Allan Gayle Catuiza o Cc oO £ 2 DB ] Oo c 0 an =] wn nol c o he ® x “4 oO a 2 a2 we} o a o . © a ° 12) an o = n ‘. oO © oA “4 4 = 109 Above: Pyling it on!! Above: And this week in Senior Spotlight ... BELLE BROOKS Right: Terri and Susan trying to answer their own cryptogram Back Row (L to R): Jerry Marsh, Greg Lynds, Ruth El aine Pyle, Louise VanderLaan, Terri Dees, Belle Brooks Front Row (L to R): Susan Martinazzi, Barbara Anderson, Denise Lowery, David Niino 110 as = ee = Maderan Staff Above: Married? Who me? Above: Karen and Belle review press conference with Dennis Weaver Above: Another sports page in the circular file Two years ago the nucleus of this year's MADERAN staff was formed. | recall them as a motley crew of cookie-munching freshmen whom, | thought, would never know the difference between a lead and a cutline, a dummy and a deadline, and a headline sheet and a galley proof ... and, indeed, some have justified my worst suspicions. Seemingly, this year the MADERAN staff had one major obstacle to overcome — the BLUE WHITE women. It was a never ending struggle to see which group of females could dominate the photographers long enough to get their respective photographs taken. But when all was said and done, they produced a newspaper that typified the ideals of scholarly writing and lively entertainment. Ken Montgomery MADERAN Advisor Back Row- (72) Joe Amaro, (53) Barry Cain, (82) Terry Rosson, (22) Mark Pitts, (75) J. Imrie, (41) Roger Evans, (65) Ron Medellin, (84) Jeff Melikian, (74) Mike Walter, | Bledsoe, (25) John Beatty, (80) Mike Say, (70) Henry Olvera, (83) John Badorine, (77) David Kilduff, (30) Louie Razo, (20) Doren Freeman, (11) Bob Melenbacker Brown, (40) Steve Chavira, (43) Ron Parsons, (13) Ed Fincher, (10) Ken Jones, (32) Dennis Schwener, (64) Marcello Ibarra, (68) Richard Cervantez, (61) Tim DaSilva, | Varsity Football Left: Assistant Coach - Bill Aston, Cliff Wetzel. Head Coach: Tom Crow, and Lines men. Behind coaches is Mike Say waiting patiently for further orders 114 _—— taser of tt lenbacker, n DaSilva, | | | ke Walter, Varsity Forward If the 1971 Coyote football team had to be described in a few words, it could be said that it was a team of pride and courage. It is not easy for a young man to be a member of a losing team and still put out 100% effort. But the Coyotes did just that. Many times they were down, but they always battled back. In late August, over 50 boys reported for pre-season practice. There were only 32 players suited up for the last game. The Coyotes lost six starters due to injuries and also lost some boys who did not want to pay the price to be a member of the ball club. (78) Cortez Hill, (33) Paul Brice, (34) Cortez Robinson, (42) Freddie Thomas, (52) Joe Jaurique, (81) Bill Manos, Middle Row-assistant coaches Mr. Wetzel, Mr. (23) Jeff Johnson, (24) Darrell Smith, (35) Winton McGhee, (12) Norman Breazell, David Turpenen, Head coach Mr. Tom Crow, assist. Mr. Aston, Front Row- (66) Robin (21) Paul Gamboa, (14) Mitch Cheuvront Pride Drives Coyote Quitting comes easy for many people. Many do not want to pay the price to be a winner. Those who stay will be champions not only on the football field but in life itself. As for the boys who dropped out because the going was too tough, who can remember their names? The 1971 Coyotes were primarily an underclassman team. The senior players provided the leadership necessary to help the many young players become adjusted to the varsity level of competition. Three members of the ball club were selected to the All- NYL Team. Senior linebacker Cortez Robinson, senior guard Ron Medlin, and junior defensive back Ken Jones made the second team. Several other Coyotes received Honorable Mention. The Madera High football players have shown that they can move the ball against anyone. And with the many returning lettermen who have as much pride and determination as they do, the 1972 Coyotes will definitely be a team that will be heard from. 116 Above: Louie Razo and Paul Gamboa in pursuit of the Hoover quarterback in the last football game of the 1971 season. Right: (23) Jeff Fohnson, (65) Ron Medellin, (22) Mark Pitts, (61) Tim DaSilva, and (84) Jeff Melikian, about to make one Patriot wish he wasn't there. Varsity Ju Action =. Madera Madera Madera Madera Madera Madera Madera Madera Madera Madera 24-50 8-12 6-19 19- O 26-27 10-34 0-46 13-49 21-41 Dos Palos San Luis Obispo Washington Roosevelt Edison Clovis Bullard Fresno McLane Hoover Below: Jeff Melikian (84) and Jeff Johnson (23) annihiliate a Patriot receiver. Far Below: Mike Walters (74), Ron Medelin, and Ken Jones prevent a Rough Rider touchdown. Left: Bobby Melenbacker moans, “Oh, what a night!!” Far Left: Ken Jones about to do his thing. | Pointless Year | Does Not Dull | Ceam Spirit Madera 0-54 Dos Palos Madera O- 2 San Luis Obispo Madera 0-19 Washington Madera 0-20 Roosevelt This year’s sophomore football team was in a period of rebuilding Madera 0-20 Edison and re-organization. With the majority of the team made up of Madera 0-32 Clovis freshmen, we gained a lot of valuable experience which should Madera 0-44 Bullard make a big difference next year. With every game we learned a Madera 0-51 Fresno great deal and by the last two games our rate of improvement was Madera 0-26 McLane clearly visible. The team had a unique sense of loyalty and | Madera 0-54 Hoover determination which are two qualities rarely seen on such a young | football team. For the football season they were the pride of the freshman and sophomore classes. Back Row-Head coach Mr. Jerry Provencio (61) Mike Hayes (52) Jessie Aguirre (51) Mike Madole (24) Leon Biscay (20) Tony Crump (23) Larry Johnson (53) Paul Arthur (68) LeRoy Marklund (12) Tom DaSilva (81) John Rigby (42) Jeff Sanderson (25) David Galleano, assistant coach Mr. Doug Douty. Middle Row-(91) Nick Cotanes (70) Bobby Mahler (15) Ron-Pira (21) Joe Perez (63) Chris Chatoian (71) Tom Francisco (80) Augustine Avila (74) Ricky DaSilva (32) Tony Garcia (72) Bob , Pelee (53) Paul a pas Martinez (84) Rick Cosyns. Bottom Row-(60) Frank Lynds (50) David Rivera (30) Richard Fitzsimmons (40) Ed Martinez (41) Bob Forehand (82) Lee Freeman (1 1) Mark Root (14) Mike Lara (65) Alfred Rodriquez (22) Roddy Espana (31) Blair King TE TTT A wes eee age — ge ve ME apo te 2 EL Top left: Andy Blackburn, (60), John O’Meara (61), Benny Munoz (12), Rick Da Silva (70), Richard Soria (63), James Cockarn (77), David Harris (65), Stacy Williams (73), Randy Williams (51), Donald Millburn (68), Chris Chetoian (50), Roger More (62), Rau! Lozano (75), Tony Garcia (66), Danny Russ (43). Bottom Row: Javiar (41), Kenny Owens (40) Coach Powell Develops Young Madera (A) Madera (B) Madera (A) Madera (B) 120 Calent Merced Merced Sierra Sierra This season the freshmen took longer to get ready for our first game, since many athletes from this class won positions on the sophomore team. We opened against Merced, an exceptional frosh team, and we were beaten decisively. A lot of fellows learned why football is called the gladiator sport, but they learned from the hard play. Our second game with another Merced team was back and forth with the defense doing a good job until three mistakes in the last quarter, and we lost 0-6. Against Sierra these young men joined together in a real team effort. They came from behind 0-12. In the 2nd half to win 14-12. The offense started to roll. Our last, a return match with Sierra, was a culmination of progress of this team. The defense played rough, solid football, while the offensive team moved the ball behind the best blocking of the season. This group of young Coyotes should make a good mark next year as sophomore when they join up their effort with their classmates who played on the sophomore team. Roy Powell Williams (94), Andrew Reagon (91), Brian Retton (76), Danny Kilken (80), Mark Hensen (81), Nick Catenesi (82), Billy Harner (90), Middle left: Danny Greer (53), Hugh Miller jw: Javiar Rodriquez (23), Joey Perez (20), Louie Lopez (31), Randy Skipper (34), Cisco Varela (35), Dale Voyles (11), Billy Yoshioka (21), Jeff Blackburn (93), Danny Russ Coach Powell directing his team Top left: Joe Cazares, Modesto Yslas, Lewis Raviscioni, Raul Aleman. Bottom left: Art Villareal, Joe Torres, Paul Mendez. Below Left: Paul Mendez, Lewis Raviscioni, and Joe Cazares giving it all they've got. Varsity Cross Country This year the Cross Country Team had a very successful year. There were 8 major Championships won by Coach DeWitt’s Team. The Frosh Team went undefeated j in dual meets and were the League and Divisional Champions. The Junior Varsity Team was 11-12 in dual meets. T he Varsity Team was 11-12 in dual meets and won the North Yosemite League Championship for the fourth time in the past seven years. This year’s Varsity Team was led by All-League performers, Raul Aleman, Paul Carranza, and Lewis Raviscioni. The top Frosh-Soph performer was Art Villareal. rosh-Soph N.YL. Champs Above left: Richard Vega trying to out do teammate Frank Salcido. Above: Is Art Villareal an outstanding runner? | wonder if he is better than Louie Lopez. Hum. rie ¥ Top left: Art Villareal, Louie Lopez, Paul Keel. Front left: Frank Salcido, Richard Vega, Modesto Yslas. V. Harriers Ouldistance Opponents a Te ai Tf HH iff we i ot se Ci ¢ Tt Back left: Leonard Lunn, Art Arruyo, Can Greer, Tomy Garcia, Mauro Molina, John Luna. Front left: Peter Mendez, Elias.Cazares, Frank Perales, Frank Arellanes, Paul Gallegos, Javier Rodriquez. Left: Joe Torres showing his best. Below: Javier Rodriquez, Frank Arellanes, Joe Torres. Three great athletes of Madera High, don’t you think? ESTE SS Te FF FF fF fF FF Nice going guys. 124 Smith and Jones |= ?— Lead Va rsity Ceam 1971-1972 was a year of building for the Coyotes as the team consisted mostly of underclassmen. As the season progressed the second squad kept improving. The future looks brighter and the Coyotes expect to be a very competitive team next year. The highlight of the season came when Madera defeated Selma in the Sanger tournament. There were many ups and downs throughout the season. The Coyotes were led by the scoring and rebounding of Captain Darrell Smith and the steady play of Ken Jones. Mike Say came on strong at mid-season, and contributed very much the rest of the bs way. Hopefully, the youth movement in effect this year will mean many victories in the future for the Coyotes and their boosters. kegs Gary Adams ... But coach. panera SA AE Back left: Coach Adams, (41) Cortez Robinson, (23) Mark Pitts, (43) Freddie Thomas, (55) Robert Poythress, (45) Bob Mellenbacker, (33) John Badorine. Front Row: (51) Mike Say, (15) Brooks Whitehead, (31) Darrell Smith, (21) Paul Gamboa, (25) Ken Jones. Madera High Coyotes Jn Action? Above: Ah come on Poythress leave the poor guy alone. Right: Good shot Mike, do it again ... and again ... and again ... andagain..... Below right: Ken Jones just loves to tease the other players ... “My jump’s better than your jump.” Far below: Together again. Right below: Hey Bobby, something wrong? Learnard Lara (12), Mike Lara (44), Dave Galleano (42), Charles Brewer (34), Brian Clark (24), Carl Spencer (40), Mike Fuentes (32), Al Lewis (30), Charles Fryer (50), Wesley Kobayashi (14), Mike Franklin (20), John Chappa (10), Jim Morgan - Coach Above: Mike Franklin racing down court, go Mike go! Left above: Peek-a-Boo | see you. (he! he!) Right: We see Mike Fuentes, better known as ‘Hoss’, towering over an opposing team mate. WOW! Top above: Up up and away! Above: Look up in the sky - it's a bird . it's a plane, it's ...? Top right: Look it’s Charles Brewer trying for his first free shot of the year Will he make this shot or ? Below right: | used my Mitchem today and | feel really dry. Did you? Right: One, two, three on you Freshman Basketball Back row: Carl Lozano (24), Mike Bellinger (33), Curtis Johnson (35), Jerry Beatty (44), Ed Lyons (36), Pete Nieto (30). Middle row: John Eisle, Coach, Gus Perez (40), Cleveland Frazier (14), Nick Catanazi (23), Paul Stephenson (15), Jerry Raymond (34). Bottom row: Joe Perez (12), Rick Treatch (13), Don Floyd - Captain (25), Javiar Rodrigues (21), Greg McMurry (10). wy | Varsity Wins Fifth 3956 FRESRO-COUNTY 4gaGut CHAMPS gee | League Championship ipa? YOSEWITE-TULARE NGS ae, i Jn a Row. Madera High's wrestling teams did very well this season. The varsity gained its fifth league championship in five years—an enviable record for coaches Kiddy and Varner. The junior varsity placed second behind Clovis, and the freshman team spar kled with an undefeated season that garnered for them the freshman NYL championship. The dual meet records for each team were as follows: Varsity 14-3; Junior Varsity 12-5; and Freshmen 6-0. Individual varsity awards this year went to Mike Bodine—Most Outstanding Wrestler and team captain: Bob Bruer—Most Improved Varsity Wrestler; and to Gil Flores—Sportsmanship Award. J.V. honors went to Art Zamora—Captain; and to Al Lopez—Most Outstanding J.V. Wrestler. The lone freshman award went to Art Villareal as the Most Outstanding Freshman Wrestler. Congratulations to Al Kiddy, Rick Varner, and Tom Crow for outstanding efforts this year. ait : —« j Back row (L to R): Mike Lyons, Rickey Ridge, Mike Bodine, Coach Al Kiddy. Middle row (L to R): Terry Rosson, Joe Randel, Bob Bruer, Lee Spots. Front row (L to R): Max Van Dyke, Andy Olson, Gilbert Flores, Fred Daniels, Ray Huffman a «aie Champion sh Above: Max Van Dyke tugging away for a win. Above left: Bob Bruer really knows how to hurt a guy. Left: Lee Spots pinning a Roosevelt player. Below: Bill Sanders looks like he got his man pinned. Far below: Gilbert Folres showing the other team just how mean he can get. Front (Left to Right) Art Zamora, Jimmy Savala, Robert Kiddy, Frank Arellanes, David Kin Andaverde. Back Row: Coach Varner, Paul Aguayo, Gilbert Salcido, Henry Echols J.V. Wrestling Right: Roy Leach being pinned by Al Lopez. Left: Joe Andaverde trying his best to pin his teammate g. Middle row: Paul Arthur, Roy Leach, Al Lopez, Jimmy Burciaga, Joe Freshman Wrestling his Front Row: Tony Garcia, Art Villarreal, Steve Schafer, Jack O'Meara, Andy Blackburn. Middle Row: Bob Mahler, Lee Freeman, Rick Da Silva, Rick Cosyns, Celzo Coronado. Back Row: Conrad Palacios, Carlos Gonzalas, Coach Tom Crow. Little Andy Blackburn is really getting a workout from these two guys, don’t you think? Back Row: Gary Kinoshita, George Tamberi, John Rigby, Loren Freeman, Dave Boyle, Dave Holmes, Chris Cuttormsson, Brent Peart, Randy Freeman. Front: Randy Root, Mike Carter, Mark Root, Mike Carpenter, Don Farnesi As | leave the coaching ranks this year, | depart with a sense of accomplishment. The match scores do not tell the whole tale. This year | saw a group of boys develop their golfing skills—skills that more or less make winning or losing as superfluous as yesterday's newspaper. To the keepers of statistics-| suspect in a year’s time the N.Y.L. will have no finer golfers than George Tamberi, Mark and Randy Root, and Don Farnesi. Ken Montgomery Loren Freeman keeping his eye on the Will George Tamberi hit a perfect shot down ball Chris Cuttormsson showing George how its done the fairway? Front; Cindy Wheeler, Coral Schlitzkus, Susan Guglielamana, Sally Konkal. Back: Cathy Stapelton (Manager), Linda Willford, Debbie Davis, Patty Winder, Suzanne Howard, Jody Saoazar, Donna Creamer (Manager). Swimming The 1972 Varsity team is small in number (6) but is expected to finish as well in league competition as last year’s team which was third in N.Y.L. and fourth in the Valley. The Varsity record to date is 5 wins 1 loss and they are expected to equal last year’s 9-2 record. Art Ruble is a very strong candidate for All-American honors since he barely won as a Junior. Steve Willford is the current school record holder in the back stroke. Sophomores Doug Willford, Joe Davis and Brad Ruble, although B’s, are competing quite well at the Varsity level. Junior Harrell Gabrielson is in his second year of swimming and has shown considerable improvement in his freestyle swimming. Front: Harrell Gabrielson, Brad Ruble, Joe Davis. Back: Coach Arlie Ruble, Doug Willford, Steve Willford, Art Ruble, Tom Whitaker (manager). Swimming The 1972 girls’ team is the best in school history. All school records but 1 two are held by members of the team. There is only one Senior on the team, so the future is bright for girls swimming. The team’s record to date is 4 wins-1 loss. Juniors Patty Winder and Linda Willford are the premiere swimmers. They are backed by four fine sophs, Susan Gugliamana, Suzanne Howard, Debbie Davis, and Coral Schlitzhus. Senior Sally Konkol competing in her second year has shown considerable improvement and has been an asset to the teams. Frosh Cindy Wheeler and Jody Salazar are rapidly improving. Cindy is a fine young swimmer, but a little overshadowed by our four sophs and two juniors, and we expect that she will be among our finest swimmers in the future. i Above: Sally Konkol showing the boys they’re not so great! Left above: Ah, Coach, do we have to? Below left: Brad Ruble ahead by 12 lenghts!!! Below: Sally has a pretty good back stroke too! cr TO 136 Front: Bill Howard, Jeff Howard, Richard Brown, Don Floyd, Back: Steve J. Allen, Dixon Townsend, Le Roy Marklund, Steve R. Allan, Paul Pederson, Ruben Rodriquez. ‘B”’ Swimming The 1972 B's lack experience but are improving rapidly. Their record to date is 5 wins and 1 loss. They are undefeated in league competition. There are several young men on this team who will be of help to the varsity next year Above: Isn't Michele a good diver? Very good Michele. Above left: us Stephanie makes pretty good competition for Michele. Below: Pretty good Andy. Varsity Crack Front: Tony Crump, Art Villareal, Paul Mendez, Paul Carranza, Jesse Pedrozza, Lewis Raviscioni, Keith Herold, Louie Razo. Back: Dave Brown, Charles Brewer, Jeff Johnson, Barry Cain, Bill Manos, Raul Aleman, Mark Pitts, Greg Lynds, Mike Say, Darrell Smith, Joe Cazares, Ray Mirelez. Varsity Crack Above: Keith getting ready to do a little jumping for us. Above right: Bill Manos and Louie Razo are showing some good footwork. Below: Greg Lynds handing off to Mark Pitts. 140 i Crack Front: Tony Marquez, Robert Espana, Rolando Lopez, Hermin Saucada, Ernest Galindo. Back: David Garza, Leroy Russ, Carl Spenser, Fred Ward, Mauro Molina. 141 ns s Front: Art Arroyo, Steve Barber, Dan Montalvo, Peter Mendez, Javier Rodriquez, Dan Hilken, Jesse Martinez, Bill Yoshioka. Middle: Paul Keel, Dan Greer, Dan Andrews, Grorge Torres, Ascencion Sauceda, Raymond Rubio, Bob Romero, Manuel Gonzales. Back: Larry Johnson, John Luna, Curt Johnson, Pete Neito, Eddie Lyons, Terry Gong, Elias Cazares, Frank Salcido. Ee tal tae te r a hi aR 9 y «ln 4 Sue ‘ as = eg wR 23% hig “h = Girls’ Crack DAASAAAE |p te r Front: Rosita Mirelez, Annette Davis, Linda Ashford, Dorthy Evans, Mini Mirelez, Linda Galleano. Middle: Noami Saldivar, Viki White, Quita Lopez, Phyllis Mathews, Karen Bursey, Marcie Monley, Jazel Matchniff. Joan Spence. Back: Debbie Pisano, Marvell Smith, Nina Lyday, Lena Ower, Vikki Tyler, Barbara Spruell, Elaine Beals, Lori Walker, Odessa Delt, Robin Lec, Susan Lowrance, Mrs. S. Weldon. Sod 143 Varsity Cennis Front: Mary Schwarz, Linda Vetch, Samantha Fulsom, Charlie Gonzales, Sandy McDonald, Lorraine Niino, David Niino. Back: Ron Row, George Escavedo, Joel Cruz, Pat Bodine, Randy Padgett, Louise Vander Laan, Allan Potter. In this our last year of coaching and teaching at Madera High our team was a team of relatively little playing experience. We were constantly impressed with the determination of our players. We feel we are leaving a good nucleus of players here at Madera High and we wish them the best of luck in their future playing. Jim Durham and Cathy Adams. Above: Charlie Gonzales getting ready for one of his special serves. Above right: Wesly showing all the people just how good he really is? Below: : David Niino waiting patiently for a return from a E . f wee tie, teammate. Below right: Louise Vander Laan adding grace and style to her match. : ; Front: George Rameriz, Bill Wescott, Greg Michaels, Eva Reyna, Jance Elemente, Claudine Sagouspe, Debbie Lowry, Karen Kirk, Lori Sciaqua, Denise Potter, Judy Wyles, Helen Arballo, Lu Anne Olson. Back: Wesly Kobayshi, Jerry Beatty, Robert Poythress, David Padgett, Ken Schwarz, Barbara Urban, Tom Da Silva, Dee Anne Hatch, Debbie Parker, Debbie Hatch, Lynn Naden, Gladys Deniz, Patsy Baldridge. Front: Ed Fincher, John Esqueda, Julius Mattingly, Oscar Olquin, Joe To rres, Leon Biscay, John Ramirez. Middle: Mark Dewitt, Richard Creamer, Danny Arter, Mark Jaurique, Richard Cervantez, Neville Bowen. Back: Bob Creamer, Regan, (manager), Cortez Hill, John Beatty, Randy Aguayo, Ken Jones, Brooks Whitehead, Coach Stan Bledsoe Varsity Baseball It sure looks like a homerun for Ed Fincher. else ee See ae Brooks Whitehead Pitcher Ken Jones Catcher Cortez Hill First Base Far above: Ed Fincher SAFE! Above: Ken Jones getting ready for another play. Right: Oscar Olquien Husseling for an out. Dan Arter Third Base Neville Bowen Second Base Front: David Creamer, Domingo Valdez, James Lorera, Karl Art Mike Mendrin er, Don Gallegos. Back: Jessie Aguirre, John Chapa, Mike Hayes, Steve Potter, Brian Clark, Dave Rivera, V. Baseball Left: Pitchers (left to right) Domingo Valdez, Don Gallegos, Karl Arter, and Mike Mendrin. Below: Catcher Mike Hayes getting ready for the pitch. RAN Front: Mark Soto, Jum Jones, Randy Chavira, Richard Chavira, Louis Lopez, Paul Stephenson. Back: Coach Aston, Richard Henson, Dale Voyles, Sal Aguayo, Karry Ruckman, Eddy Arias, Dan Standord, Richard Fitzsimmons, Nick Catenessi. Freshman Baseball Is Richard Fitzsimmons really as shy as he looks? S S S 2 S a Oo 4 GrGO “4 o “ “ “4 “4 4, “ “a “ “4 “4 Pr Que Oneg Org “ “ 4, “Le “4 = = S Ss = is Junior Officers Spring LARRY ORTIZ MAX VANDYKE Fall President Spring President Steve Kwock, Vice President; Dee Dee Sellai, Secretary; Gregoria Villarreal, Treasurer ooking Back Co Yesterday a. .. Frank Aron Inez Adame John Adame Steven Aguilar Janie Alarcon Alberta Allen 9 Debbie Allen Diana Allen Donna Allen Nancy Allen Isabel Alvarado Joe Amaro Mildred Anderson Margaret Apodaca Patricia Arballa Martha Arellanes Susan Artega Steve Atilano Juli Jo Autrand Mike Avila John Badorine Butch Baker Larry Baker Barbara Balbas Joanne Bartow Laura Bisila -)} Michael Bayless John Beatty Edward Beckman Randy Belflower Mando Bellinger Janet Bernardi Anne Biscay Ambrose Bishop Ken Blazer (Xx Sandra Bonds Frank Bonilla Patrica Bonilla TOW, a ta x y¢ Neville Bowen Rhonda Bowman David Boyle Look what they have done to my song. 155 Females Display Emotion 2 ¢ Norman Breazell Paul Brice Anne Bristow Joe Britt Mattie Brown Steve Brown Clippard Bruea Lori Bruecker Bob Bruer Linda Bruwer Jimmy Burciaga Melinda Burnett Pam Busca © Ve 7 a, N Je Martin Buchnoff Mark Byers Frances Caballero Lucia Cabral Laurdes Camarena Jeni Carey Cheryl Carillo Linda Castillo Joey Catuiza Joseph Cazares Jeri Ceregino we Cheryl Chatoian Diane Chavez Hector Chavez Jesse Chavez Anthony Chavira Faustino Chavira Rosemary Chavira on 4) ad ) AS eae | ae Steve Chavira Mitch Cheuvront Nickie Childers Wayland Chu Carol Clark Melford Clark Janice Clement Jody Cobb Doris Conley It doesn't fit . . e Jessie Conley Thomas Cook Rusty Coones Charlie Cowan Michael Cowgar Rosemary Cowteras Kathy Butler Donna Chandler Donna Creamer r Timothy Doyle g L Richard Farias Kathy Eddy Santos Enriquez Lisa Ferretti Mike Florence Anita Diaz Judy Ensley f e's ty im Edwin Fincher Evelyn Flores Wanda Dirks David Edwards Christine Espinoza ( Kenny Fischer � Pat Flores Richard Creamer Fred Daniels Juan Deleon Ys be? Linda Doerksen ‘ A (Kirk Edwards Ruby Fisk Paul Flores Eddie Crumley Cathy Davis Barbara Delay SSF Dora Dominguez AW John Edqueda Gloria Espinoza Colleen Fitzsimmons Christina Fontes % Hiram Cruz Phillip Dean Cheryl De Voss Linda Dominguez Jeen Estrada q a | Mark Flemming Florecita Foronda Ernest Da La Cruz Mike Doolin Susan Estabrook Jack Franklin 157 Who Knows What Evil Lurks Kenny Frazel Elmer Frazel Loren Freeman Randy Freeman Gary French e2° q x Regina Fryer Lowell Fulsom Leonard Gabrielson ba Philip Gallegos Teresa Gallegos Paul Gamboa Freddie Garcia Lupe Garcia ed Hope Gallegos Terry Garcia Thomas Garcia Leslie Gendron Jean Gill Victoria Gilliland Howard Glantz Brent Gong Alberto Gonzales Alfredo Gonzalez Ernie Gonzales Se Irene Gonzales Joe Gonzales Betty Gotelli 4 ( _ Michel Grant Brad Gray George Gray Coe Greene l — 4 Ss 2. = Pigs e ff ira Ogle Ogle .. . Candice Greer Tim Grim Rod Hagopian Jane Harlow John Harris Jn the Hearts Of Men - - g David Henson Lili Henson Betty Herrold Cortez Hill Cheryl Haynes Karen Hench ee 0) iy ‘ Tami Hill Vicki Hillis Stephanie Hines Alberto Holquin Walter Holley Debra Holmes Joyce Honeywell Carmen Huerta Barbara Huffman Ray Huffman Nick Hughes ’ _ 2 L Adahena Hurrado Cynthia Hutchison Julio Ibarra J. Imrie Rosalind Irvin te if Sheryl James Debbie January Gloria Jasso Nancy Jennings Cina Jensen Karen Jessing ow. Va Chris Joins Ken Jones Mike Jones John Keller George Kemp Douglas Kenedy Kris Kerby David Kilduff Denise King Linda King Pat King Kathryn Klotzbier Verra Kornoff David Krum Steven Kwock Ken LaMattina Armida Larez Anthony Laymon Dorene Leach 159 ZF Elma Leal Arnie Manrriquez Sandie McDonald Kay Lindeman Jennie Luna Brad Martin Wayne McFarlane Laura Medina Anabertha Laboto o Rosie Luna Cathy Martinez gv See ru wet Don't fall Now Ray McGee Bob Melehbacker a Jerry Logoluso Mike Lyons Jaime Martinez Michelle McGinnis Sally Mendrin Janet Longatti 2 Wesley Lyday 5 Manuel Martinez Marsha McMillon Marcia Minetti £ Cruz Lopez Tony Macias a Mary Martinez © Peter Martinez Rich Mayorga David McMonigal Ray Mirelez Denize Lowery Mary Maciel Nancy Martinez Valerie Mastrafine Duane McAlister PL. Carol McClure Lorry McSwain David Mokrum Maria Manriquez Alice Matlock Michael McCullough } Gilbert Molina Bot ' Jez igh Bobby Montelongo Larry Ortiz David Perez Alan Potter Carol Moore Lavida Nash Norma Perez Mark Pitts Teresa Poulin Tim Qualls Work Weary Juniors Kelax Patty Overstreet David Perkins ot Roberta Piza Guillermine Prado a Jared Quandt ry Rodney Morales Rosemary Nuez Carl Owen Debbie Parker Diana Perlongo Donald Plump Greg Priest Estella Quintero Lydia Moreno Janice Oliver Janice Oyler Paul Parkey George Pambo Barbara Quintos Andrew Olson David Peelman Billie Pierce lam humble . Terry Olson Donna Page Maria Pena Wanda Pillow . lam. . humble .”. . ‘ Henry Olvera Yolanda Perales lam 161 Karen Radley George Ramirez John Ramirez Donna Raviscioni Catherine Robbins Yolanda Robles Bautista Robert Maryann Rodriguez MaryEllen Rodriguez Daniel Rogers Margaret Rogers Terry Rogers Ruben Rubalcaba Cota Ruben Dorothy Rubio Gilbert Ruelaz Carmen Ruiz Elisa Ruiz Paul Russell Cathy Ryan Kathy Salas Rebecca Salas Robert Salas Lucy Samarin Vd Ralph Samarripa Ginger Sanders Dennis Savala Mike Say Kay Scheffing q—,; “% bd] om Ae : Terry Schelter Fred Scott Ron Scroggins Dee Dee Sellai Lewis Raviscioni f « Armando Rocha George Rojas Angela Serrato Hope Rodriguez Janice Shearer Linda Rodriguez Steve Sherrod Edith Shoemake Joyce Siebert Robert Simpson Terry Simpson George Sipin Pam Skeels Darrell Smith All together now ... lift. David Smith Debbie Smith Jan Smith Karen Smith €) Robert Smith Rudy Soliz Amelia Sosa Lisan Sotelo Lawrence Soto Yvonne Soto Nancy Spangler 4 - x AN tPA Pam Spaulding James Spencer Lee Spotts Kathy Stapleton Y a Alice Stokes Paul Sutters Linda Swanson Patti Tabor Larry Tunksley Donalle Tarpening Alice Tates Earselene Taylor Terri Jane Taylor Debbie Thomas Fredrick Thomas Jimmy Thomas Becky Thorton Michael Thorton John Timothy Be ae Joe Torres Jose Torres Denise Towensend Gloria Trillo Francis Trujillo “a Mike Tune Joanne Uhalde Pauline Uhalde Gloria Upshaw Susan Upton Jose Valencia Irene Van Der Max Van Dyke Monica Velasquez Marisela Villa Rosemary Villanueva Irene Vizcarra Ben Walker Joann Walker Velma Walker Michele Webb Karen Weber Gay Wells Tom Whitaker Brooks Whitehead Judy Wiles Linda Wilford Sharon Wilson Patty Winder Karen Wisener Mary Weuarez Karen Yarbrough Martha Ybarra Diana Yepiz Gregory Yrigollen Ricky Yrigollen Arthur Zamora Carlos Zaragosa Lorraine Zaragosa 164 Sophomore Officers JOHN RIGBY SUSAN GUGLIELMANA Fall President Spring President a 7 k fi. Barbara Quintos, Vice President; Deborah Lowry, Secretary; Evelyn Gong, Treasurer Suzanne Howard, Vice President; Blanche Trujillo, Secretary; Karen Pavey, Treasurer 165 SS Steve Allan © cr Steve Allan Pam Adams Ronnie Allan Charles Aguilar Jesse Aguirre Steve Allred Joe Altamirans- David Alvarado Juan Anaya Jose Andaverde Kenneth Alley Barbara Anderson Esther Apodaca Helen Arballo Rosemary Armendariz Bill Armstrong Jim Armstrong Felix Arreazola ——_ a 2 ; ? A js f Karl Arter Agustine Avila Bill Baker MaryJane Baker Patsy Baldridge Paul Barnes Suzette Barrett { SF, Marlene Bosden Sonia Bautista Michael Begley Eric Benzler “ te wr a oe ‘ es Mp Te Robert Bishel Lois Bishop Debbie Blevino Wendell Blakney Gaile Bomprezzi Danny Bonilla Jace Brandon Beth Boysen Karon Brannon Yolanda Arredondo a . , Bk. Roberto Arroyo Linda Avila Richard Ayala Frank Barriga yeN Lora Lee Bernardi Leon Biscay Pat Bodine Anthony Brice Steve Bridges Elaine Brodie Karen Brown = Pes John Bryson John Burleigh Karen Bursey Mark Busch Cynthia Bush Modesto Cantu Mike Carpenter Michael Carter Cindy Casino Rosemary Castillo Angelo Castro Gayle Catuiza Above: Don’t touch me like that! Jose Cauazos Elias Cazares Ronald Chambers John Chapa Delia Chavira Louis Chavira Stella Chavira Randy Cheuvront eC”) P ya é i A Steven Cheuvront Mark Christiansen Cindy Clair Charlotte Cook Randy Coones Randy Cooper Alicia Castilla Alford Crawford David Creamer Raymond Cruz Ruth Cruz Nancy Cudd Alice Cunningham 167 Ken Cutts Jana Cuvelier Jeff Dalcerro Tom DaSilva Marla Davenport Debbie Davis Joe Davis We Are All For Peace oe Steve Deaver Terri Dees Anita DeLaRosa Karen DelBianco J EIN pa eee | ty Ce 5 wy) (4a Gladys Deniz Ricky Deniz Debbie Dolio 4 4 Joan Dooley Gerry Dortch Sharon Doshier -— Ne Shelly Dubose Curtis Eastwood Jeff Eaton Henry Echols Kevin Elliott Frank Esparza er Above: | Susan Guglielmana do hereby aN om Marie Esparza Samu el Espinosa Pamela Euless Carolyn Evans Dorothy Evans Anthony Failla Cheryl Fant lra Farmer Donald Farnesi Chenza Faso Elizabeth Fernandez a Donelle Ferretti Charlotte Fisk Nancy Flores Sabrina Flores Kathy Flowers Jim Floyd Mike Flud J Kenneth Foster Tom Francisco =] ; be Linda Franco Jim Franklin Mike Franklin Mark Freeman is ' thd ¢ Randy Freeman Charles Fryer Camille Fuentes @ Maricella Fuentes Mario Fuentes Michael Fuentes Viola Fuentes 0 VS Above: ‘I’m a man for peace.” Symantha Fulsom Joe Gaeta David Galleano Been a 3584; A eee eee 7 Danny Gallegos Paul Gallegos Rosendo Galvan Jerry Garcia Richard Garcia Ricky Garcia Virginia Garcia —_— 4 wr ae i ; . % ‘ OH t - z Steve Gardini Billie Garrett Rosie Garrison Lesvia Garza Rosie Garza Nick Ghosoph Gary Gibbs 169 170 Sheila Gokey Vickie Gibbs Bruce Gilles Steve Gimb! Mark Glass Terry Gong Betty Gonzales Celia Gonzales Stella Gomez Evelyn Gong Margaret Granados Beatrice Gomez Richard Gomez Sally Granados Wilma Gray Jeannie Gonzales Mario Gonzales Richard Gonzales Theresa Gonzales a - Gary Griggs Rhonda Griggs Susan Guglielmana Vincent Gutierrez 6s � 1} N } Michael Hayes Marc Hass Deanne Hatch Shelley Hansen Linda Hamn iN Gaylene Haggard Dawn Hill = q Janet Hines Karen Heflin Sue Hendrickson Beatrese Hernandez Vincent Hernandez Gaver i eg i Mark Inman Suzie Howard Felipe Huerta Ralph Hunter Craig Ingle Leonard Hobbs aE Elaine Johnson Jessie Johnson Larry Johnson Phyllis Johnson Jeff Joines Terry Irby Lupe Jaurique — he Kathy Jones Kevin Jones Deborah Jones A lke Curtis Katuin Duane Kelley Terri Ketchem Dennis Kidwell Jennifer King Lesa King David Klein Karen Kline Above: Stage left ez Shawn Knight on = ee | a. ye 4 TTT] } Wesley Kobayasht Rick Kongorno Bea Laird Mike Laird Larry Lamanuzzi Kathy Lamon Ake Leach Brenda Lewis Kirk Lewis Bill Liles Guadalupe Llanes James Loera Michael Logan Rick Logoluso David Lopez Herman Lopez Kathy Lorez Deborah Lowry € - ee) Angel Luna Nina Lyday Vicki Lynn Alan Maderious Mike Madole Elena Manzo Leroy Marklund 171 Norma Mariscal Don Marmoligo Elizabeth Marquez Susan Martinazzi Bobby Martinez Edward Martinez Lupe Martinez Phyllis Matthews Ginny Mayo 4 A... = Janet Maxey Sandy McCarthey Randy McCombs Tom McJunkins Mike McRae Charles Meeks Natalie Melendrez -_ i OS, v) ‘ Ne “a ua SW? A Peter Mendez Michael Mendrin Roy Mendrin Tony Mendoza Sally Mendoza Greg Michaels Faye Middle Brooks % eiget we, Chere Milam Keith Millhollon Rosita Merelez Mike Mizar Mauro Molina s-.) c% ‘ Jack Moore Sidney Moore Kathy Moosious Above: Gone with the wind EG Roberta Mora Pam Morton Myleene Mulcrone Steve Munoz Susan Naito Sophomore Girls In Action a Rosilan Nash Cheryl Nawrocki Larry Nesmith Mark Nesmith ys Stephanie Nesmith Susan Neufeld Linda Nevarez George Nevis Joe Nicasio Lillian Norman John Nunez = Maria Obregon Oscar Olguin Doris Olson we ‘ p A 4 d Candelario Olvera Jose Olvera Cindy Orona Clifford Orr Ron Osuna idrez oe ‘) , , � A Geri Owen Dennis Owens Michael Padilla | “-. : ) 2S Danny Parker Ed Parker Randy Parsons a Above: Take it off - take it off Karen Pavey Brent Peart Michael Peart Paul Pederson Pam Peelman Frank Perales Margie Perea Ray Perea Anadelia Perez Ernestina Perez Mario Perez “Pe foes. 173 Sy, 4 ae é Dina Petrucci Nancy Pia Janis Pietz Connie Pillow Ron Pira SA ‘. y™ | ne Bill Pollos Loren Pollos Belva Poore Debbie Porter Renee Poulin Robert Poythress Roger Poythress Robert Prado a Steven Price Karen Puccini Above: Up against the wall Pamela Pugh Elaine Pyle Arnie Quintero Marcel Ramirez Maria Ramirez Midget Ramirez Olga Ramirez Albert Rascon Benita Raviscioni Chariett Ray wy Terry Real Gracis Renteria Patricia Rey Trinidad Reyes Elvira Reyna Eva Reyna Steve Richardson ee y a : ec j ‘4 Goel ‘ a he An. y = A Rickey Ridge John Rigby David Rios David Rivera Steve Roberson Vickie Roberta David Rocha 174 Joe Rocha Mark Rocha Alicia Rodriquez Debbie Rodriquez Marylou Rodriquez Richard Rodriquez in Robert Rodriquez Ruben Rodriquez Jimmy Roque Matilda Roque Michael Rose Catherine Rowe . Bradley Ruble a Ronald Rowe Above: Get on with it. Donald Ruiz Nancy Ruiz Maryann Ryan Rudy Salazar Linda Salcido Bernadette Salaberry Kathy Sanders A ous Jeff Sanderson Tommy Sandoval Ann Santio Herminio Sauceda Janis Say Coral Schlitzkus Mark Sciaqua Deanna Self Irene Sepulveda Rita Sepulveda Robert Serbantes Richard Serrano Pamela Shelley 175 Harmon Sheomake al Larry Smith George Tamberi Nanette Townsend Wy, Denise Spence Shirley Slama Marvell Smith Carl Spencer Michael Torres Marcia Treatch Dean Tucker Bertha Toledo Oscar Torres Alice Trujillo Gary Tune BoA w Sammy Simpson Glinda Smith Mike Smith rs Kimberly Spomer Richard Tolladay Nancy Townsel Blanche Trujillo Lisa Sindt «7A Herman Smith “ae Lori Snider Andrea Suniga Vernie Tolmasoff Dixon Townsend Jim Turner Let’s Start All Over Again James Smith Jerry Smith Jimmy Smith . = I, Randy Solari Maria Sosa Above: Take me a little bit higher. Vikki Tyler Elvira Uhalde Ramon Urena Teresa Ussery Christina Vader Domindo Valdez ' | A ‘® rs Tony Valencia Louis Vallejo Lori Valorosi Gennifer VanAlen Louise Vanderlaan ] Terri Valdez Anna Varela Loretta Velarde Kathy Venturi Robert Vizcarra Above: The end my only friend. Darlene Walker Lori Walker Phe 4. Stephen Wells George Welch Donald Westcott Delores White Vicky White Doug Willford Yaw ® 5 F I. ll - = i. re — q { - ra. 4 An) ; } ; a f 4 ‘or x a ’ Tommy Willis Bob Wilson Jeanne Wilson Patty Wilson Mike Woodall Deniece Workmon a . Kelly Wright Jane Yakligian Reyes Yrigollen Reynaldo Yrigollen John Yslas Blach Zamudio Tim Zeiler 177 Freshman Officers JODY SALAZAR ROBIN LEE Fall President Spring President Cindy Wheeler (Vice President), Laura Braddy (Secretary), Cindy Bruer (Treasurer) Freshmen B. Adams M. Aguilar J. Allen D. Andress F. Arellanes E. Arias G. Arias R. Amarillas A. Armendario N. Arteaga P. Arthur D. Avalos M. Bautista S. Bayless dhe A. Bell N. Bennett � C. Bernardi K. Billington J. Biscay D. Bishel J. Blackburn P. Blackburn 4 — + - B. Blair C. Blakemore K. Bond K. Bonds J. Bongorno RA... £7� £..% . M. Bowen P. Bowen V. Bowman M. Brammer G. Brazeal ——— —————_S E. Breeding C. Brewer V. Brewer J. Britton 179 ms o é A R. Brown C. Bruer L. Brum Z. Bullock D. Burch ER } F T. Camarena J. Canady D. Carter A. Castaneda tk D. Cavelli L. Chandler M. Chapa J, Castaneda R. Chavira S. Christian J. Christiansen K. Clark K. Clark M. Clark V. Clark C. Cobb J. Cochran K. Contreras ww -_ 2, am = : Vn we, a s S) j o ‘ - 7 a % � d - . 3 “i 7 BS oo A � y ae ‘ é T. Contreras D. Cooley C. Coronada R. Cosyns R. Cota T. Crump S. Cruz 180 K. Cunningham R. DaSilva D. David A. Davis G. Davis RN T. Dawson A. Delt J. Deming C. Deniz D. Diaz R. Diaz P. Eades T. Ellingboe R, Espana J. Espinoza M. Espinoza R. Esqueda is ‘ }) Wor D. Fahey K. Etter e) @ a. an” J. Failla i J. Ferretti P. Fischer Above: Freshmen struggling to out do the Juniors C. Fitzsimmons R. Fitzsimmons |, Fleming A. Fletcher M. Flores S. Flores D. Floyd C. Ford C. Fortune B. Foster R. Fuller L. Franco A. Franklin 181 J. Frausto C. Frazier R. Freatch P M. Gabrilski E. Galindo L. Galleano A. Gracia ina C. Garcia D. Garcia D. Garrison D. Garza |. Garza V. Gendron D. Ghosoph 1, Gil K. Gilliland T. Glunz M. Goncalves S. Gong C. Gonzales Above: Should | or shouldn't |? C. Gonzales C. Gonzales M. Gonzales D. Granados L. Gunter = c : j | Y L. Gustaveson L. Gutierrez D. Hall S. Hall S. Hammonds B. Harner D. Harris 182 T. Hatcher T, Hawkins A. Hawley A. Hayes K. Hayes K. Hayes D. Head a, now, pe s - al baad ( Cis Ls erg. Mi M. Henson R. Henson A. Hernandez J. Herold R. Herring N. Herrold S. Hetrick a @ ha D. Hilken S. Hill W. Hadek A. Hodges P. Hokett Above: Won't they ever stop trying? N. Holguin D. Holley G. Hollier N ee fpr ae y fk af f ) . i s f 3 C. Holmes S. Harn J. Howard J. Hudson B. Hughes R. Hunt S. Hunter A. Ibarra F. Ibarra iu M. Jay S. Jennings S. Jennings F, Jimenez C. Johnson C. Johnson J. Jones 183 Freshmen Canidates Jn Action M. Jones P. Jones K. Kelley Above: | promise you .. . P. King P. Kipez K. Kirby K. Kirk K. Kirk R. Klein ' L. LaMattina E. LaMattina | D. Landers L. Lara M. Lara S. Laymon C. Leach A. Leal R. Lee C. Lemarr M. Lewis R. Lewis R. Liles Above: Ha, Ha, | won. G. Loera S. Logoluso C. Long H. Lopez L. Lopez 184 Lid C. Low PS es J a x f . . a ) A h a as J. Machado M. Macias C. Macias B. Mahler N. Malloy Y. Marin D. Mariscotti 5, A 4 i A, AN r qX. ya) T, Marmalejo M. Marquez ys SEE E. Martin B. Martinez ww oO J. Martinez R. Martinez She Py 4% A | J. Mathis T. Mathis A. Matlock R. Matlock oe D. McDaniel L. McFerren M. McMains G. McMurray D. Medeiros C. McCarty C. McCool E. Lyons |, Martinez 185 M. Medrano C. Melikian E. Mendez M. Mendez J. Mendoza i ‘ A 6... Above: | can’t hide M. Mendrin M. Meza R. Meza M. Milam co A Ak A ‘pp ing D. Milburn H. Miller E. Mirelez A. Molina A. Molina A. Moore D. Moore M. Moore J. Morales C. Moreno D. Morini M. Motley R. Mocha B. Munoz L. Munoz L. Murphy Above: Going my way? 186 Munch-a-Kunch V. Nash R. Netherton P. Nieto J. Nunez Above: Love at first bite E. Nyberg L. Ohashi Lh de i R. Olvera J. O'Meara O. Ornelas P. Ortega S. Ortiz L. Owen M. Paolinelli S. Pacheco 4 ' � N. Parkey D. Pedroza F. Pedroza G. Perez J. Perez - aoe Al ee — cr ay 4 at ay — = a _, - M. Perez R. Perez R. Perez R. Perez H. Peterson K. Pickett M. Pierce a) e) 7X om) L. Piper T. Pisano D. Potter D. Potter J. Prado P. Quintero C. Ragus 187 Football Freaks a — A. Ramirez D. Ramirez M. Ramirez T. Ramirez Above: You'll get used to it, we have A. Ramos se J y i M. Raviscioni S. Raviscioni D. Rein King Above: There's a riot going on L. Ring A. Rios D. Rios F. Rios ‘ — ? |, Robbins D. Roberts |, Roberts |. Robertson fr C. Rojas B. Rodgers J. Rodriquez P. Rodriquez T. Rolison E. Rollins R. Romero R. Root A. Rosales A. Rose S. Rousey 188 ; = f D. Rowland R. Rubio R. Russell A. Ryan { R, Ryan C. Sagouspe D. Salas J. Salazar a ‘a : oh C. Salcido J. Salinas M. Salinas D. Samarripa “ies Above: And | present to you ... B. Sanchez M. Sanchez ‘= ‘ ‘S ae a T. Sanders E. Santillan C. Santos E. Sauceda M. Sauceda A. Sauceda S. Schafer L. Sciacqua C. Serrano Y. Serrano R. Serrato T. Schoettler 1 one Nh L. Siebert G. Simmons K. Simonian P. Simpson C. Sipin R. Skipper C. Smith 189 ( — ) { f D. Smith L. Stafford Above: Bye, Bye Miss American Pie nw A. Taylor P. Tipton L. Talmasoff x EY � - S. Trevino D. Tribble L. Trillo L. Tune A. Turner 190 So Far Away oY Bi ae — B. Spruell €: th. AD D. Stanford OF mit} L. Swinton K. Trimmer —_ 't ne S. Urretia 72 D. Tarpening T. Tucker � = E. Valdez A. Valencia C. Valencia J. Valencia D. Vallejo D. Valorosi R. Valverde Facial is Above: Try to face reality J D. Van Dyke C. Varela F. Villanfan M. Villaniera A. Villarreal L. Vizcarra D. Voyles L. Walker - an € ( 5 X at | sky ee a P. Walker F. Ward J. Wells C. Wheeler L. Whipkey C. White M. Whiton M. Whiton om RR Poe R. Williams S. Williams D. Wilson |, Ybarra S. Yepiz B. Yoshioka V. Yrigollen E. Zamora R. Zarasosa 191 Fe) a QO. x CZ s ‘ica a x O rG “4 “4 4 “4 “4 A A, “4 ‘4, “4 o A PUDPRGEP OGG WO CG OG OVrOvrO A“ A 4 4 “4 oa “ “4 “4 oO “4 “ 192 N ae 4. CZ © o) ies = x 193 ; Faculty £ Ac ¢ Administration éaag 3 1A A TEN ; 195 PRINCIPAL MR. ROBERT WARNER Univ. of Colorado, B.S. Fresno State College, M.A. Seniors, now that your high school career has come to an end, it is my hope that you can look back on your past four years with a feeling of accomplishment and success. Your reflections will include fond memories of happy times, close and permanent friendships, outstanding teachers, meaningful projects, and the development of confidence, pride, responsibility, and self discipline. Your education must not stop here, regardless of whether or not you move on to a higher lever of formal schooling. You must continue to challenge your mind and to relentlessly seek knowledge. From this knowledge you will develop insight into the vast problems that will face you, and from this insight will come solutions to those problems. Your education must never cease. In fact, it now has only a good beginning. It has been great to have you at Madera High School and | want to wish each of you success and happiness in the years ahead. ROBERT H. WARNER Principal i | lan) VICE PRINCIPAL MR. PERRY HARPER New Mexico Highlands Univ., B.A. DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT DR. DUANE FURMAN Reedley College, A.A. Fresno State College, B.A., M.A. Univ. of Southern California, ED.D. DEAN OF GIRLS DEAN OF BOYS DIRECTOR OF GUIDANCE MRS. EMMA KELLY MR. JAMES HARPER MISS JANE ELLEN CURRY Fresno State College, M.A. West Hills College, A.A. San Jose State College, A.B. Cal Poly, B.A. BOARD OF EDUCATION: Mr. M. Johnson, Mr. K. Gill, Dr. E. Grootendorst, Rev. N. Haynes, Mr. M. Johnson, Dr. T.R. Gustaveson. ATTENDANCE OFFICER MR. GARY ADAMS Northern Michigan Univ., B.S., M.A. 197 MR. DONALD MACGREGOR Univ. of California, B.S. Fresno State College, M.A. MRS. NORMA MASTIN Stanford Univ., B.A. Counselors MR. GEORGE FARRELL Univ. of Missouri, B.S. MISS JEAN PATTON Fresno State College, A.B. Stanford Univ., M.A. MR. HUETTE LOWRY Fresno State College, A.B. MISS JANE ELLEN CURRY San Jose State, A.B. en ee ee zie. MISS CATHLEEN ADAMS MR. RUDOLPH ALEJO MR. BILL ASTON El Camino Junior College A.A. Blackwood College, B.A. Contra Costa College, A.A. Chico State College, B.A. Fresno State College, B.A. MRS. DIANNE BENSON Fresno State College, B.A. LEFT: Let's see Tommy, what shall we toast to this time? 199 MR. STAN BLEDSOE Fresno State College, B.S. MRS. DELORES BROOKS Drake University, B.S. Univ. of Denver, M.A. MR. FRANK BRUNOLLI Univ. of San Francisco, B.S. MR. RAOUL BOZIO St. Mary’s College, B.A. MR. VERN BROOKS Northern Oklahoma State, B.S. MR. BEN BUFFORD Arkansas State Univ., B.S. Memphis State Univ., M.A. Ceaching Styles t MISS SALLY CADENAZZI MRS. ANN CARTER MR. TOM CROW Univ. of California, Davis, B.S. Fresno State College, B.A. Fresno State College, B.A., M.A. a SE :ti(‘(“‘éRS RCRA SERN NURS IER ISS LE, TS SN Se MR. JOHN L. DAVID MR. MICHAEL DAVIS MR. BLAINE DEWEY Reedley Junior College, A.A. Fresno State College, B.A. Whittier College, B.A. Fresno State College, B.A. UPPER LEFT: Kathy Walsh lectures students on poetry. LOWER LEFT: Mr. Pipes scowls at a student. LEFT: Mr. Pursell—Easy Rider. 201 ABOVE: Eisele on Faulkner. MRS. DIANE DINSMORE Stanislaus State College, B.A. MR. JOHN M. EISELE San Diego State, A.B. _ MR. DOUG DOUTY Fresno State College, B.A. MR. DENNIS DeWITT Idaho State Univ., B.S. Fresno State College, M.A. MR. JAMES L. DURHAM Lincoln Memorial Univ. Pacific College, B.S. Fresno State College, M.A. ABOVE: aaa space sss space ... On And On And On... MR. LEROY ESLICK Central State College, B.S. MISS PHYLLIS ESTES Univ. of Michigan, B.A., M.A. ABOVE: Faked out again. MRS. PENNY EVERSON MR. GORDON R. FAKE MR. SALVATORE FERRARA Fresno State College, B.A. Fresno State College. B.A. Univ. of Rhode Island, B.S. 203 MR. JAMES FIFIELD Reedley Junior College, A.A. Fresno State College, B.A. MR. ROGER GUSTIN Eastern Illinois Univ., B.S., M.S. MR. MICHAEL HENSHALL Sam Houston State Univ., B.M.E. $$ - eee peda epee Pe MRS. ARLENE GALLAGHER MR. OSCAR GOMEZ-VIDAL Free Univ. of Berlin, B.A. Fresno State College, M.A. MRS. ROSE HARPER MR. BILL HAUGEN Minot State Teachers Univ. of New Mexico, B.S. College, B.S. Univ. of Montana, M.A. Frustration a — of _ MR. RAY HOBBS Southwestern State College, B.A. — MRS. DARLENE HUCKOBEY LEFT: Bill Aston in one of his many moments of despair. Fresno State College, B.A ABOVE: Reagan cut my salary again! BELOW: ... and | have to eat my own cooking! q MR. WILLIAM R. JANTZEN Fresno State College, B.S. : Univ. of Calif. at Davis, M. Ed. 205 Faculty Club Festivities MR. GERALD JOHNSON MRS. GERALDINE KAYLOR Gustauus Adolphus College, B.A. Arkasas State College, B.S. Mankato State College, B.S. MRS. ELSIE KEEBLE MR. JOE KEEBLE U.C.LA., B.A. U.C.LA., B.S. ABOVE: Las Vegas here we come! MR. ALLEN KIDDY MR. HARVEY KIRK Univ. of Oklahoma, B.A. Fresno State College, B.A. 4 Si te AE MR. BRUCE LANE Fresno State College, B.S. MR. DONALD M. MacGREGOR Fresno State College, B.S., M.A. MR. LES LYON South Dakota State, B.A., M.Ed. MRS. JACKIE MALONEY Fresno State College, B.A. LEFT: Smoke gets in your eyes. 207 MRS. LUCIA R. MARTIN MRS. EVELYN MASSETTI MRS. NORMA MASTIN y Florida State Univ., B.S. Immaculate Heart College, B.A. Stanford Univ., B.A. if mS t. 7 Ae wee eo = zi LZ “one we ag an piss S eal ' ‘ beh ie -. : signee 3) ges BOS MR. RICHARD MASTIN teed ' _.___ | (aaa Univ. of Idaho, B.S. ABOVE: 36 ...24...36).%. i Sa i 8- a MR. WILLIAM MCALISTER Whittier College, A.B. ABOVE: Nairy legs Faculty Scores Curkey Bowl Victory a J MRS. BARBARA MEINZ MR. DAVID H. McNETT California State at Fresno State College, B.A. Hayward, B.A., B.A. . 1 -_ ? ABOVE: Turkey toes strikes again. Ga MR: GARY MELVIN MR. RAYMOND MILANI MR. KENNETH MONTGOMERY Hartnell College, A.A. Cal Poly, B.S. Univ. of California, A.B. Fresno State College, B.A. San Francisco State College, M.A. 209 MR. ROBERT MULLER MISS BRENDA NAJIMIAN MRS. BRENDA OSWALD Fresno City College, A.A. Fresno State College, B.A. State Univ. of New York, A.B. Fresno State College, B.A. J ey MR. TERRY OSWALD MR. ROBERT OWEN MR. ROBERT PARSONS Kutztown State, B.S. San Jose State, B.S. Univ. of California at Univ. of Northern Berkely, A.B. Arizona, M.A. Univ. of Southern California, M.S. 210 BELOW: “I've got something to “Crow” about. ABOVE: First period traffic jam. MRS. CAROL PEARSON Brigham Young Univ., B.S. MISS NANCY PHILIPS Fresno State College, A.B. Supervision?? MR. ERNEST PFISTER Santa Rosa City College, A.A. Santa Jose State, B.A. Peperdine College, M.A. MR. EDWARD PIA U. C. Berkeley, A.B. 211 Che Wonders Of = Science ABOVE: Could this be Sally Einstein? ABOVE: The worms crawl in, the worms crawl out . . . That’s Mr. Mastin without a doubt. MR. WAYNE PIPES MR. ROY POWELL MR. JERRY PROVENCIO Texas Tech Univ., B.S. Univ. of Redlands, B.A. _ Fresno State College, B.A., B.A. MR. MIKE PURSELL MRS. SHAY RIEHL MR. ARLIE RUBLE Fresno State College, B.S. Univ. of the Pacific, B.A. Reedley College, A.A. Fresno State College, B.A. 212 MRS. PAT SCHWARTZ MR. ALLEN SHINE MR. CHARLES SHRINER Fresno State College, B.A. San Diego State College, B.S. lowa Wesleyan College, B.A. Drake Univ., M.A. | MRS. MARGARET SINAY Indiana Univ., A.B. Western Reserve Univ., M.S. MR. ROBERT W. SMITH Fresno State College, A.B. ABOVE: Is it possible to dissect a horse? 213 Could Be Crouble! MR. DAVID SNELL Fresno State College, B.S. MR. DOUGLAS SORDI Fresno State College, B.S. ABOVE: Sure he was sick! MRS. PATRICIA STAGNER MR. RICHARD STATON MISS BARBARA TAYLOR Cal Poly, B.S. U.C. Santa Barbara, B.A. Brigham Young Univ., B.S. 214 Cooks-Left to right: R. Lee, R. Hendrickson, A. Simpson, E. Davenport, Z. Bronzini, B. Toschi, B. Puckett, B. Tamberi, T. Laird, T. Failla. MR. LAWRENCE TEMPLE MRS. MATILDA TORRES MRS. JESSIE G. TUCKER Fresno State College, B.S. Fresno State College, B.A Fresno State College, B.A. 215 Artful Communication 4 ae MR. RON VARGAS MR. RICK VARNER MR. JOE A. VIVID Cal Poly, B.S. Fresno State College, B.A. Fresno State College, B.A. BELOW: Let the sun shine. BELOW: Peace reigns in Mrs. Torres’ Spanish class. é e + be, le age Xs Coal Attendance Office Left to Right: Mr. J. Gary Adams (Attendance Officer); Mrs. Mildred Nash and Mrs. J. Uhalde (Attendance Secretaries). ‘ | Main Office Left to Right: Mr. Gordon Cook (Business Manager), Mrs. Hazel Matchniff (Counseling Secretary, Mrs. Vera Goodrich (Principal’s Secretary), Mrs. Virginia Fuentes (Counseling Secretary), and Miss Jean Bollinger (Vice-Principal’s Secretary). 217 218 ABOVE: Dancing in the halls. MRS. SHARON WELDON Fresno City College, A.A. Fresno State College, B.A. MR. CLIFFORD WETZEL LA. Valley College, A.A. Fresno State College, B.A. MRS. PHYLLIS WAAG MISS KATHY WALSH Ohio Univ., B.S Univ. of Albuquerque, B.A. BELOW: Stretch your coffee break! ee “ ae fi reesaae MRS. VIRGINIA M. WOOTTEN MRS. LOIS WORTHINGTON MR. LEROY ZIMMERMAN Grinnell College, B.A. Fresno State College, A.B. San Jose State College, A.B. “x MR. STEVE J. ZUPANOVICH West Hills College, A.A. Chico State College, B.A. ABOVE: Hey Beeny, where's Cecil? 219 tt «| Librarians-Left to right: Mrs. Tiny Milinovich, Mrs. Vivian Wiegand, Mrs. Marilyn Pedersen. MRS. VERNA JOHNSON-SCHOOL NURSE MR. CECIL SOUTHALL-A.V. Technician Univ. of Minnesota, R.N., B.S., P.H.N. aes -_ FAIR DISTRICT MR. HENRY GRONROOS Cal Poly, B.S. JEANNIE ZIEGLER Work Experience Secretary Work Experience Richard Meza, Madera Fair Grounds. (Agriculture) eR ecco OT omarsesenee 221 Annual Staff Above: 101, 102, 103 Above: Late! Who me? Opposite page: 1972 BLUE WHITE Staff Above: Debbie makes a break for it. Above: Chopsticks on the papercutter Above: That's not the way | heard it, wench. 223 Above: Mmmmmmmm good Above: Where should | put this one? In early June we all sit back and anticipate two major events: the ending of the long school year and the distribution of the BLUE WHITE. As students browse through the newly arrived books, they see a myriad of photographs that will indelibly recall the 1971- 1972 school year in future years; but for the ten members of this year’s annual staff, they will view the finished product as many hours of sketching layouts, editing copy, eliminating ten photographs for each one they select, selling advertising to help pay the $10,000 yearbook company bill, and staying up till 12:30 a.m. on Fridays before the deadlines to make sure the yearbook arrives before school lets out for summer vacation. Each year | tell my annual staff that theirs will be the finest annual ever produced at Madera High, and, so far, so far ... At any rate, ALL the credit must go to the staff: to Lori Niino and Mary Schwarz for an outstanding job on the senior and Kolor Power sections; to Debbie Carpenter, Dave Niino, and Jerry Marsh for their long hours on the sports section; to Karen Stapleton, Pete Townsend, and Victor Nash for selling the most advertising in Madera High history; to Karen Radley who made sure all clubs received at least one full page this year; to the three “W's”, Jerrianne Carey, Carol McClure, and Terri Taylor who edited the underclassmen sections and who will never eat alphabet soup again; and to Paul Yates and Dave Niino for some imaginative photography and a lot of patience. Ken Montgomery Annual Advisor Above: Busted! Above: It’s got to be in here somewhere Above: Mr. Ken Montgomery—Advisor?? . a “S LSENIOR epee te ee | Os Ga 226 Anita Meister CSF 1,2,3,4 and Life Member; CSF Secretary 2, Scribe 3, President 4; Student Body President 4 and Com- missioner of Awards 2; Pepgirl 4; Girls’ League 1,2,3,4 and Social Chairman 4; Soph Biology Club Secretary; Future Scientists of America 1,2; Horizon 1,2,3,4; Earth Science Achievement Award and Algebra Achievement Award 1; Geometry Achievement Award (SMSG) 2; Intermediate Math Achievement Award (SMSG) 3: DAR Good Citizen; Elk’s Club Scholarship Award; Bank of America Math-Science Field Winner; Soroptimist Girl of the Month; Soph Class President and Student Council Member. Charles Gonzales CSF 2,3,4 and Life Member; CSF Vice-President; Student Body Vice-President 4; Student Legislature 2,3,4; Student Court Public Defender 4; Future Engineers 2; Forensic Team 2, JV Tennis Team 2,3; Varsity Tennis Team 4 and Team Captain 4; Geometry Department Award 2; Intermediate Math Award 3; Bank of America Liberal Arts Field Winner; Boy of the Month 4; Senior Play. Becke Tanaka Student Body Vice-President 3; Student Body Com- missioner of Awards 2; Student Court Chief Justice 4; Student Legislature Representative 1,2,3; Girls’ League 1,2,3; Horizon 1,2; French Club 2; Acappella 2,3. Debbie Euless CSF 1,2,3,4 and Life Member; Girls’ League 1,2,3,4; Student Body Commissioner of Publicity; Student Legislature 2,3; Youth Against Cancer 1,2,3; Soph Biology Club; American Field Service 3,4 and Vice-President; MHS Band Publicist and Band Member 1,2,3,4; Acappella; Senior Play; Math Association of America Central Valley Semi-Finalist; Music Department Achievement Award 3; Republican Women’s Club Essay Contest Second Place Winner; Bank of America Fine Arts Field Winner. Barbara Smith CSF 1,2,3,4 and Life Member; Equestrain Club 1,2,3,4 and Treasurer 4; American Field Service 2; French Club 2; Band 1; Piano 2,3,4; Student Legislature Representative 4; Gymnastics 3,4; Ballet; Achievement Awards in German and Biology 2; Achievement Award in French 3. James Herrick Student Legislature Representative 1,4; Acappella Choir 1,2,3,4; Associated Teachers of Madera 4; Achievement Award in Biology. Cop Nine Seniors Lorraine Niino CSF 1,2,3,4 and Life Member; CSF Representative 2,3; Student Legislature Representative 2,3; Junior Class President and Student Council Member; Senior Class Vice-President; Girls’ League 1,2,3,4 and Repre- sentative 2; Soph Biology Club Social Chairman; Youth Against Cancer 3; Future Scientists of America 4; Horizon 1,2; ATOMS 4; THE MADERAN Staff Exchange Editor 2, Editor-in-Chief 3; Yearbook Staff Senior Editor 4; Varsity Tennis Team 2,3,4 and Team Captain 4; History Achievement Award 1; Journalism Achievement Award 3; Bank of America Certificate winner in Science; Soroptimist Girl of the Month. John Rios CSF 1; Mexican-American Club 1,2,3,4 and Treasurer 2,3; Student Body President 4; Student Legislature Representative 1,2,3; Associated Teachers Of Madera 4; Youth Conference Recorder 3; Tax Override Committee 3; Junior Class Vice-President; Mexican Dancers President 4; Boy of the Month. Debbie Sutters CSF 1,2,3.4 and Life Member; CSF Representative 2 and Scribe 3; Student Legislature Representative 4; Girls’ League 1,2,3,4 and Vice-President 4; Junior Class Secretary; Horizon 3; Pepgirl 4; ATOMS; Soph Biology Club; Youth Against Cancer 1; Bank of America Certificate winner in Math. Senior Athletes 2 ae 6 ee Ge ae Se 2 2 SS POA, SS. Ae Ni + ! SRAM S 2 ee ae ee WRESTLING - Back row: Terry Rossen, Mike Bodine. Front Row: Bill Sanders, Gilbert Flores, Joe Randall. Not Pictured: Ray Leach. 227 TENNIS - Lorraine Niino, Charlie Gonzales, Linda Veatch, Mary Schwarz, George BASKETBALL - Cortez Robinson Escabedo, Joel Cruz. Not pictured: Randy Padgett. ‘ 5 . — ee —- se. 636hD)lhLhds lar _ — GOLF - Left to Right: Gary Kinoshita, David Holmes, Chris BASEBALL - Left to Right: Richard Cervantes, Danny Arter, Randy Aguayo, ] Guttormsson. Mark Jaurique, Bobby Creamer. e 228 WALL 0, TRACK - Back: Beverley Arnold, David Brown, Karen Galleano, Front: Jeffery CROSS COUNTRY - Raul Aleman Johnson, Greg Lynds. Not pictured: Mike Walters, Barry Cain, Bill Manos. 229 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED - Lori Niino and Jim MOST ENTHUSIASTIC - Claudia Chaffin and John Rios MOST FRIENDLY Herrick Mary Mendoza and Ron Cox BEST PERSONALITY - BeAnn Venturi and Mike Walters BEST ALL AROUND - Becke Tanaka and Charlie Gonzales 230 BEST LOOKING - Becke Arias and Paul Yates BEST DRESSED - Kim Gilchrist and Cal Roberts ee aa Ste at. ESE ORS a a CLASS FLIRTS - Janet Spillane and Jeff Melikian MOST CLASS Cut-UPS - Cindy Romeri and Ken MacDonald MOST ATHLETIC - Linda Veatch and Cortez Robinson SCHOLARLY - Anita Meister and Art Ruble 231 . oe ee 7 - . os ‘ . . ae gp” ae ae ° a ee i j fae ° pa es iy Sal : P “a billie eee Taco Bell 301 North Gateway Madera Clothes Tree Junior - Junior Petites Ill East Yosemite Madera 674-7789 Big Top Drive-In 100 South “Q” Street Madera mor Flowers By Helen 2I0 South “D” Street 674-890 Madera Roy’s Upholstery Shop 1028 North Lake Madera 673-0182 Where You Realize More for Your Money Re-Upholstering - Repairing Re-Finishing - Restyling Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning Brammer’s 219 East Yosemite Madera 673-3346 Robert K. Fleming State Farm Insurance 400 North Gateway Madera Congratulations to the Class of 72 from Duncan and Scheid 301 East Yosemite Ave. Madera 674-4633 MOOSIOS PUMP CO. DART Mel 5 yD Page THE MOST IN ORY CLEANING RUS stic Pumps Well Developing PUMPS, y PERFORATING E TREE SET Cy | | To AL au Tet a ry 3 ai ali Try TL eee ald dias: S a’ ur Martinizing 333 South Pine “The Most in Dry Cleaning” Madera Monday thru Saturday 7:30-6 1838 Howard Road Madera magic rides over rust and splinters - love it James Dept. Store “Only the Look is Expensive” 333 West Olive in Bethard Square Madera Ray Pool the Crop Duster 22636 Ave 16 Madera 674-2036 The O’Grady’s Dress Shop 402 East Yosemite Madera 673-3257 Radio T.V. Hospital 215 South “D” Madera 674-88)! Cornet Cornet Fashion Fabric ; Bethard Square Next to the Post Office Madera Ramirez Sunland Service tire bargains with recaps at discount prices starting as low as $7.95 installation fee mat Peart’s Auto Supply Cook and Tesie Mobil and Petrolane Distributor 216 East “6th” 929 South “E” Mad 674- Madera ec ae ee ee Paul Jones Gift House “Where Good Taste Costs No More” 123 East Yosemite Madera 674-4106 Perlongo’s Bakery 321 West Olive Madera 674-5633 Oe ad cg es ome Se Pete's Front End and Brake Service 700 South Gateway Madera 674-8622 —— — eR ft j ee . oun 7A ss Elam’s Barber Shop 917 N. Lake Madera Pira Hardware 500 South “D” Since 1924 Madera 674-7239 Pete’s Sport Shop “The Sportsman’s Headquarters” 124 South “C” Madera Roy’s Madera Cyclery 200 North Gateway Madera 674-5468 731 South Gateway 673-3556 Pant Factory Abbey Blackstone Fresno 485-0182 Levi A-I Farrah Madera 528 South “I” 673-434 Chamber’s Florist Flowers for all occasions Madera II3 South Lake 674-8585 Vernon’s Chevron Madera Yosemite “R” St. 674-4882 Ron’s Arco 321 W. Yosemite Madera 673-130] Ron Dunn The Village Finest in American and Chinese Foods 319 Gateway Madera Plaza | ake Shop 322 W. 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Yosemite Madera 674-6921 State Farm Insurance Jerry Thorn or Wilt Kusch 123 North “D” Street Dick Aeiteecon Ford-Mercury 1030 South Gateway Drive Madera 674-6771 Yosemite Shoe Repair Riding Equipment and Western Wear 324 East Yosemite Madera Mc Cumber and Pinion Druggists 136 East Yosemite Madera 673-3533 Ralph Howell Studio 2I8 South “D” Madera 674-7523 House Of Music Il4 East Yosemite “Stereo and Tape Center” Sierra Foodland 518 South Gateway Madera Taylor and Huarte Grain Brokers Trucking General Insurance Madera Mexican Kitchen Open 7 days a week 9 to Il 326 East Yosemite Madera Franks Auto Parts 220 North Gateway Madera 674-6767 be —. “as Forehand-Sutton Motor Sales 6th and “E” Madera 673-9216 Federico’s 5340 North Blackstone Madera Reed and Bell 312 North Gateway Madera 674-7273 Congratulations to the Class of 72 General Builders Supply Company 1920 Howard Road Madera 674-8542 hardware, electrical and plumbing supplies Frank’s Market OO North “D” Madera 673-3168 George's Auto Supply Il4 Gateway Madera 673-3267 Foster and Parker Insurance IO8 South “A” 674-8536 Madera Eno’s Hardware plumbing, electrical supplies, paints JOO! 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