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

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- f i - we 1 3'-' A xv . 'I ' 'Oz , ' '-', 'vor Y--ug selma yooniun hi skool 12th of jun 1924 deer paw. As ya no that all things must have a begining' an wee beegan owrn when us 163 fresh men entered the selma hi skool on the 5teenth of Septembur 1924 all scared to death. The hottest waz yet to come and beeleeve me pawe it waz shoor hot. this waz the freshmen reesepshun pawe. this waz one time I wished yoof waz with mee. the name soundz good. thatz what fooled me. us boyz wuz sent true the padlin macheen. as for the gurls I dont no what hapend to them i waz to bizy takin care of meeself. they say that there fases waz painted green. pore gurls. It musta been heck for them. Us fresh men waz pretty well represented in athletics and hclpt to keep up the reptation of selma, hi. In our frsehmen class we have some pretty smart kids so they wuz put on the oner roll, I dont meen onery roll., We have sum pretty onery kids but they are sent to deetenshun. we came out fust in the red cross candee projekt. We had a elekshun an we elekted Rothel Berry for president, William Weatherly for vice president, Elsie Jeppesen for secretary-Treazure, an Mister Katerndahl for Advisor. I gess ile cloze this time and rite again next yeer. yoore kidg Jimmy. Selma union high School June 12-1925 Dear Pop Here we are again back to school only not quite as dumb as we were the year before. But to tell you the truth pop some of our greeness hasn't faded yet. . On January 24 a bunch of us guys start-ed out for the mountains to find snow. For the first time in my life I seen snow. The gang1 sure had. a lot of fun. You know where we went? We went clear above Sequoia lake. We went slaying and had our pictures took. We had lots to eat and ww snowballed each fziggij J J gauges s . Q I -' Q- 'VG iw' at s '1 Page Twelve

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. , ,. ,vw :kim-Z..-, ' 'vzglpgf . 1 ?v'3r' other. But I'1l never forget one thing that happened to me while I was snow- balling the other guys. Some guy throo a snowball and hit me ini the back of the bean udth it and I still think that there was a rock inside of the snowball. Some of us sophomores was on the honor roll. I put near got on it but not quite, Boy we sure as heck had a lot of guys out for athletics, They didn't sit on the bench either. The girls they did a lot too in athletics. We took first place in one of the Red Cross projects. That's goen. some, aint it pop? Well we elected our officers as follows. Myrtle Heisinger, President, Alvin Grill. Vice-President, Freeda Fitchner, Secretary-Treasurerg and Miss Clara Cagwin as advisor. I aint got any more to say, pop, so I'll close. Your boy, A Jim. Selma Union High School June 12, 1926 Dear Dad: My time is very short and I will be unable to write very much. The first thing we had was the election of class officers. The results are as follows: Frank Wheeler, President, Oren Lee Wells, Vice Presidentg Ruth Jamieson, Secretary-Treasurerg and Miss Clara Cagwin, advisor. Before the year was over Miss Cagwin left Selma, so we chose Miss Nina McCord for our advisor. We were well represented in both boys' and girls' athletics. On May 18, the Juniors and Seniors enjoyed a skating party at Kingsburg. One of the 'outstanding achievements of the Juniors this year was the winning of the color fight. We lost the tug-0'-war 2-1, but We took the original Senior bench away from the Seniors. We had a successful year this year and we hope that next year will be as successful. Your Son, JAMES. Selma Union High School June 12, 1927 Dear Father: We are now closing our four successful years of study at Selma High, The class has so far lived up to its aims-success and service, and has done its part in making these four years very successful for Selma High. We are unusually well represented in athletics. Three members of the class made the All-County Football Team. During the year several programs were given under the auspices of the class. Mr. Howden has been ever ready to help the class in all of its undertakings. We appreciate the kind way in which he has assisted us. We are now about ready to join the ranks of the Alumni. We 'hope that 1927-1928 will be as successful to the incoming Senior class as 1926-1927 has been to our class. Your affectionate son, James Smith, Jr. .5 J , C Pnse Thirteen