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

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mee mem SCIENCE MATH. Fall officers: (Back row) Miss Taylor-advisor, Denise Bishel-Sophomore Rep., Lee Freeman-Sweetie, Susan Erickson-Secretary Treasurer, Michelle Egan- Junior Rep. (Front row) Karen Johnson-Freshmen Rep., Janis Deming-Senior Rep., Laurie Martin-Vice President, Pennie Simpson-Social chairman, Delthia Cooley-President, and Leslie Ohashi-publicity. Karen Johnson, Monica Lasgoity, and Susan Erickson pose for a picture in their spring dresses on Blossom Day. Carrie Carter is selling a magazine subscription for the club’s scholarship fund. GIRL’S LEAGUE Magazine Sales Bolster Girls’ League Year Girl’s League did a lot this school year to add some spark by arranging various activities for the students. They also did many service projects for the school, community, and individuals. The service projects this year included putting an individualized program together for the Math Department, making Christmas cards for two convelescent homes, sponsoring two individuals to the special olympics, and making rock paper weights for teachers. For those of you who do not know what Girl’s League is, it’s a service organization which any girl at Madera High can join, and is led by advisor, Miss Taylor. They also sponsored the Christmas Ball and Blossom Week. Blossom Week was a week in the spring in which many activities took place during the lunch hours. These included the “Mr. Cool” contest in which the goal was to see who could melt a block of ice the fastest by sitting on it, the “Mr. Irresistible” contest, a fashion show where the girls modeled their spring dresses, and to wind up the week, the Blossom Day Dance, or Backwards Dance, which many people attended and had a good time. At the end of the year, they awarded scholarships to a couple of girls who had been very active in Girl’s League and were deserving. The money in their scholarship fund was made through their annual magazine subscription drive in the middle of the year, which was successful. Spring officers: (Back row) Miss Taylor-advisor, Diana Bishop-Secretary. Lee Freeman-Sweetie, Diane Bernardi-Freshmen Rep., (Center row) Delthia Cooley- Social Chairman, Michelle Egan-Publicity, Leslie Ohashi-Senior Rep. (Front row) Norma Erickson-Junior Rep., Michelle Lasgoity-Vice President, Pennie Simpson- President, Zoanne Haire- Treasurer.

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‘Light Up With Fashion .. .’’ . . . Was the theme for this year’s Fashion Show put on by the Fashion Merchandising Class. Two shows were held on March 20, one during lunch, and the other that same evening. Twenty-one girls modeled fashions from the past, present, and future with Geraldine Harvey and Peggy Watrous as the commentators to the sounds of Welfare. Special features of the show were Mr. Brunolli modeling a Roman greek out fit, and Mr. Zupanoich acting as the father of the bride in the Bridal Procession. Lower Left: “My girdle is killing me!” FASHION MERCHANDISING

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UPPERCLASSMEN (Back row): B. Mercer, J. Lynn, L. Munoz, M. Hobbs, J. Dutcher, P. Chavira, T. Glunz, Z. Haire, K. Huarte, J. Brown, R. Lara, D. Schwenk, L. nee, C. Ohashi, J. Rein, J. Gardini, D. Radney, D. Potter, K. Helton, J. Wisener, D. Bishop, and J. Brager. (Center): E. Barboza, D. Gonzales, P. Allison, J. Bishel, R. Adolphson, N. Erickson, A. Sallaberry, and R. Zaragosa. (Front): D. Cooley, N. Saldivar, D. Valorosi, L. Ohashi, Lee Freeman- Girlsieasua Sweetheart, J. Deming, P. Simpson, V. Gendron, and E. Santillan. UNDERCLASSMEN (Back row): L. Murphy, C. King, C. Bottorf, L. Vander Laan, S. Erickson, $. Naito, J. Hayes, C. Diebert, and Muriel Fisk. (Third): D. Bernardi, Erickson, “GL Dilbeck, S. Warner, K. Johnson, M. Smith, N. Johnson, L. Begley, L. Kirk, and C. Carter, (Second): D. Montaneri, M. Maderious, J. Lewis, B. Moore, G. Goto, S. Herrick, S$. Clements, K, Blanton, Anonymous, and C. Griggs. (Front): S. Jacobson, C. Accornero, A. Bottorf, M. Lasgoity, A. Rodriguez, I. Gonzales, R. Eisenzimmer, C. Cereghino, L. Brunolli, and R. Santos. GIRLS LEAGUE