Selma Union High School - Magnet Yearbook (Selma, CA)

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N X iku!-gf - 1 -H. T I L-,E -.., 3yff5j X JOSEPH BOHL MILDRED ARRANTS President ......,..... .............. J oseph Bohl Vice-President ,,,,.,. ....,... M arion Bardmess Secretary ............ ......... M ildred Arrants Adviser ,.,,, ,.,...,,...... .....,.............,.,..,....,.....,..........,...,...,........ M i SS Swift Motto: Today Decides Tomorrow. Colors: Green and Gold Flower: Coreopsis. 2 521110155 Who is not proud to bear the name of Senior? To be sure, we were not always in this exalted position, but we have gained it by long and laborious processes. Four years ago we came as a mob of freshmen, crowding and noisy, but with eagerness and curiosity to begin the first high school year. Freshmen girls started the road to fame by gaining the championship in basketball and winning the athletic cusp, presented by the women teachers for all-round athletic supremacy. Our second year came and what a time we had! Every soph felt keenly the class competition and no seniors could have wished for better supporters in the contest for the beauty page. In the end these classes won a place for their beauties in the Magnet The girls once more chalked up victories as winners in basketball. But it was left to the Junior year to win interclass baseball. Page Sixteen

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INGALLS OLSON President VELMA DODSON Secretary GERALD APLEY Boys' Athletic Editor GERALD APLEY Yell Leader ,XS . k 'V ,s fin., N E X :E fi 5 jf I E X f '13 3y '- ,f:. X Page Fifteen WILLIS NEALSON Vice-President THELMA ELLIOTT Editor BEULAH ARRANTS Girls' Athletic Club M 1 EZEK EL BOGOSIAN L, Reporter

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X 1 -4 r fb,-e Q None but the class of '26 could have a kid day with a program of such spice and originality that even the indifferent seniors were overheard to remark that it was sure keen. After the riotous color- fight week, the Junior-Senior banquet furnished a grand and fitting climax to this successful year. Nothing was spared in the way of food, music and entertainment, in order that we might bury the hatchet and show to the seniors our good will and lasting friend- ship. It was now time for our big snow party. Here everyone could en- joy himself in an unaccustomed and ever enjoyable sport, making snow men, coasting, and participating furiously in battles. Even the teachers could forget their dignity and enjoyed playing in the snow. Now we, as seniors, are finishing our four years of study. This is truly a busy and important yearg gathering together our credits, planning picnics, looking forward to graduation, and, in general, thoroughly enjoying the last year at Selma High. But we are still keeping up our records, by winning the Magnet sales and jokes contests we are gaining points toward securing the popularity page as a place of honor for a senior girl or boy. There are high hopes of winning the interclass athletic competition once more. The girls are practicing hard and doing their best. An excellent program is being prepared for commencement. The main speaker is to be Doctor Aurelia Roberts Reinhardt, President of Mills College. The Baccalaureate service has also been planned with great care. . During these four years under the leadership of Miss Swift, to whom we are so much indebted for our success, and with the help of our senior president, Joe Bohl, we have come through with high scholarship and good standing. DOROTHY FOWLER '26 ,fr CAVED hi GBY fo -f Y-S9 ,N , Awww L' Page Seventeen