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

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,..v ., , , .... ,,,,- .. . . ., L1 C, . V -1 f . 7 44 ALICE HOIEN ALMEDA NORDYKE ELIZABETH NOYES English Science Dram., Hist. ANNA PETERSEN LEGRO PRESSLEY FRANK SCHROETER HELEN SHAFER Commercial Coach, P. E. Commercial Deb., Eng, LLOYD SHARP LEONARD SIMS. MARY SKEWIS EDITH SMITH Agriculture Commercial Glee Club, Spanish Domestic Art PAUL WILSON GEORGE WOOLWINE Coach, Science Mechanics -1111? LJ ly ,f LL

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Mlffjfi 1.,QJ2.4,.,, J. R, McK1LLoP RUTH SWIFT GEORGE HOWDEN Principal Vice Prin., Lang. Vice Prin., Hist. MARGUERITE BRooKEs Dow S. BURDICK DOROTHY BURRELL GATES BURRELL Domestic Arts Science Coach, P. E. G. Social Science NELLIE CHRISTENSEN B. E. CLAYPOOL E. W. DURSTON PETER PUNK Librarian Mathemetics Science, Math. Orchestra, Band J. A. GREENE HARRY HOEGH Nursing Supt. Adult Ed. 4105

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