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

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I lH.A F13 I --,,1 pf! Y EDGAR PHILLIPS MR. BURRELL JIM WHITAKER I 0 Seniors President ,I,,.I....... ..,..,,........,.....I .,.... . E DGAR PHILLIPS Vice-President. ..,,,,. ....,,,L B ILL WI-IITAKER Secretary ,....,,. - .,.. ...... G RACE GALLAHER Treasurer ......... ..,.... J IM WI-IITAKER Advisor ...,........ ....... ,..... - - - .,,.., .......Y. M R. BURRELL MOTTO: We will find a path or make one. FLOWERS! Red and White Gladioli. September, 1925. About 120 of the greenest, freshest freshmen enter Selma High School. September, 1926. These green and fresh freshmen are back as sophomores, not so green anymore, but still awkard. September, 1927. All semblance of awkwardness has disappeared from the make- up of these students when they return as juniors. September, 1928. Eighty of the original class become Seniors! Qctpbenlfi. Ten Commandments given to freshmen., October 12. Seniors initiate the freshmen at the Freshman Reception. January 8. Snow picnic. March 18. Senior day plans. Juniors try to meet with us but are unsuccessful. April 10. Whoopee! We wish there were water in the Mill Ditch! June 7, 1929. We, the graduating class, bid you farewell, and face towards the future with happy memories of high school days. if V rt Y Y Y K ir W - lil 7 W , i a2'f.l it N ' fjii f I iallffii E121

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-..A AW Faculty GEORGE I-IOWDEN RUTH SWIFT LEONARD SIMS Vice-Prin., Hist. Vice-Prin., Lang. S. B. Treas., Cml FLORA GRIMM LEGRO PRESSLEY J. A. GREENE E. C. SNYDER Language Coach, P. E. Nursing Science, MUSIC LLOYD P. SHARP LOLA M. FUSSELL L. W. EVERSON HELEN SHAFER Agriculture English Orchestra English ANNA M. PETERSON GEORGE WOOLWINE MRS. HOIEN Commercial Mechanics Eng., Tennis in: 45.1 U I Q ing. A 3 uni U11

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M EDGAR PHILLIPS' S.- Have you seen Grace? H.-Acting dignified. S.-Girls. Senior pres.3 track 43 vice-pres. S. B. 43 inzter- class sports3 operetta. 2, 3, 43 football 3, 43 bas- ketball 3, 43 junior play3 Hi-Y treas. 43 Leaders' Club 3, 4. PAULINE ROE S.- What'1l you have? H.-Sandwiches, candy etc. S.-Magnet. Kerman Hi 13 Magnet Ed. 43 Magnet play . JOHN STEWART S.- Give me a. ve and a haircut' H.-Trying bea, uy's t X . S. e veryone. 43 football , 43 rclass sports 't. mgr. Magnet 4 AYLEEN PETERSON S.-- Wh.oo'pie ! H.-Chev'y Coupe. S.-Fresno. Follies 3, 43 class SDOITSQ girls' quar- tette 3, 43 G. R.. song leader 4. JIM WHITAKER S.- Who? H.-Seriousness. S.--Janitorial duties. Interclass sportsg ten- nis 3 tvalley ch.amp.7 43 Block S 3, 4. S.- Why Not? qv'x' 1 CRYSTAL BROODING H.-Laughing. S.-Roadster. Commercial contest 31 Follies 33 G. R. Sec'y. 43 oommittee chairman 33 interclass sport I g the great H.-Being friends. S.-Getting Magnet money. Secy. Jr. Hi-Y 13 v- president class 43 Lead- ers' Club 43 basketball 43 football 3, 43 track 43 business mgr. Magnet 43 interclass SPOITSQ oper- etta 4. ROWENA BUCRNER S.- Huh? H.-Dancing. S.-Getting in early. Baseball l, 2, 3, 43 interclass sports3 Mag- net play 43 volleyball 3, 43 dramatics 2,31 ath- letic mgr. and ed. 4: Girls' S 3, 43 Leaders' Cl b 3, 4. o 'nor 6410 EDWARD BURTON S.- Think so? H.-Sheiking. S.-Managership. Student council 43 Magnet and athletic mgr. 4. NORMA NIELSEN S.- Too much. H.-Cats. S.-Iconoclasm. G. R. treas. 33 pres. 43 Magnet play 3, 43 inter- class sports: Leaders' Club 43 debating 43 dramatics 33 lit. ed. 3, 43 chairman junior-senior banquet 3. lfut 3 . 41.1111 rfnz... J IIN. U31