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

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3 ib i + From left to right: The Madera High Junior Varsity coaches: George Argain, Stan Bledsoe (Head Coach), and Roger Henderson. Lower picture: Lori Kirk exclaims, “That ain't no way to treat a lady.” A M SS an Charles Cruz Charlie Crunk Norman Davenport Steve Davis Wendell Davis Dotty Dee Shane Dees Daniel Dela Cruz Ramona Dela Cruz Frank Dela Garza Manuel Delgado Stephanie Delgado Mercy Del Pino Ina Delt Aracelli Delana Jeff Deniz Marilyn Desatoff Diane Diaz JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL

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Ronald Collins Jennifer Condor Kimberly Contreras Martha Contreras Julia Cortez Benjie Costilla BLUE SCCREDCARD Madera 0) 18 32 22 12 16 22 Below: The Freshman Team quarterback hands off the ball while blockers make an opening. re Diceeniasdl Redwood Selma Central Atwater Roosevelt Dos Palos Merced David Conley Tony Contreras Rudolfo Cota ne Mike Conner Carry Cook Sandra Cox Bertha Contreras Georgia Crosson the offensive Above: Freshman Blue Coaches: Loren Freeman, David Kilduff, and Millard Henderson. Below: The Freshman punter loves to hear the roar of the crowd.

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Above: David Ascanio breaks through the Fresno High Defensive Line with the help of the Madera High Junior Varsity blockers. players Above: During the same Fresno High game, David Ascanio looked for an open receiver. : A season not as well as expected for Madera High's Junior Varsity Football squad was also a season of learning. Many of the gridders had experiences that will boost their spirits for years to come. The players were also taught the value in setting goals for oneself and it is this that gave the players a feeling of accomplishment. Leaders in everyway were also the most dependable players such as Richard Rodriquez, Chris Solorio, Craig Wilcox, Verlin Bishop, and Jim Fergeson. These were the players who helped keep the team together with a 4-4-1 season. Many of the players plan to go on to the Varsity squad and be a part of Madera’s football heritage. Above: Stopping an offensive play was Tom Soto, one of Madera’s J.V. defensive JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL