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

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Dawn Bowman Danny Boyce Teninda Brady Kathy Bischel Chris Bodine Gina Bojko Cindy Borquez » Douglas Begly - Sonja Bell d y Janice Bellew —y Darren Bischel | ‘ Tony Belilmontes Kenneth Bass Steve Bass Marla Baughn Sandra Bautista Diana Beck William Beckwith RAY HOBBS is the drafting teacher at Madera High School. He has been teaching at Madera High for twelve years and was a Freshman Class Advisor. Mr. Hobbs attended Southwestern State University at Weatherford, Oklahoma. He majored in industrial arts and minored in P.E. One of the greatest honors Mr. Hobbs received in college was being recognized in Who's Who in American Colleges in 1956. He also won All-Conference fullback in 1955- 1956. FRESHMAN ADVISORS In these days of women’s lib more and more male students are finding out the value of boys cooking, taught by MISS SUSAN VEEH at Madera High School. Her students, when finished with the course, are able to prepare almost anything without much difficulty. Miss Veeh instructs such classes as Bachelor Living, and Home Economics | Clothing. Miss Veeh was also the Freshman Class Advisor. While in college she earned a B.A. in Home Economics. She enjoys such hobbies as refinishing furniture, swimming, and cooking.

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The 1975-76 school year at MHS started off much more organized with much less confusion due to the new Walk Around Registration (WAR) in operation for the first time at MHS. Freshman orientation came early in the week; Freshmen students met in the boys gym where the band played and pep girls did routines, Student Body Officers, learning coordinators, advisors, vice-principal and principal were all introduced who then informed the students of all the necessary information. At the end of the week the Sophomore, Junior and Senior students began their registration. Students reported to the gym in order of groups decided last Spring. They then continued on to the Language Arts to register. Reasons for the change in registration were to limit confusion by allowing students to choose the courses, teachers, and periods they wanted to take the course. Naturally, if you were in the last group in your class to register, you may have had to make some adjustments in your schedule. Along with registering, students were given an opportunity to buy their student body cards and 1976 annuals and choose their lockers. Mr. Gerry Johnson, Junior learning coordinator, was in charge. = Below: Berry Benard can't get untangled from all of the red tape of Madera High's new form of registration. Below: Miss Patton along with other counselors were waiting to meet the problems of the students. Te (A F oc Ee Louis Arteaga Diana Avalos Edward Ayala ry Cathy Balbas il, le id id Terry Armentrout Randy Armstrong Braulie Arreazola Connie Arter Curtis Asford Mart Autheir ts Jose Avelar Melinda Avila Miguel Avila Stephanie Ayala Mike Baca Dale Badorine Stewart Baltz Esther Barth Diane Basada — = Tr Wi REGISTRATION

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FREOMMLAN GMAOO OX eka = “ ty YA YA 4 i, — re ass Fall Officers: Back Row (L-R): Sonja Mattingly-secretary; Steve Gonzales-Vice President. Front Row (L-R): Carol Mastrofini- Treasurer: Laurie Martin President Go 22 = ES §S tO Spring Officers: Top: Steve Gonzales-President; Sonja Mattingly-Vice President; Kim Patchell-Secretary; Lydia Tan-Treasurer FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS