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

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Office rs: B. BALDWIN Presidenf S. 6 REGO RY .Vice-President V. I-IANSEN Secreiary E. WINTERS Treasurer M. REDDEN Yell Leader MR. SIMS Advisor ' SENIORS The class of I936, under rhe guidance of our capable super- visors, Mr. Sims, Miss Noyes, Mr. Robinson, Mr. OHO, and Miss Nordylre. who insrrucred and inspired.us, accomplished a grear deal. We proved Io be one of rhe besr classes Ihai Selma High has ever been privileged ro Turn oul, because of our individual conrribulions Io all of ihe school acriviries. We have srriven 'ro painr a colorful picfure and Io ser a good example for Ihe oiher classes. We, having parriciparecl whole-hearredly, and having ex- celled in scholasric, arhlefic, and orher exfra-curricular acfivi- ries, feel iusily proud of our oursianding group. We. as freshmen, airer becoming familiar wirh Ihe new surroundings, courageously srarled ihe four-year journey. The winning of second place in ihe class program conresl' seems fo sfand our above orher successes. During 'rhe second year, we began Io recognize rhe im- porrance of Ihe Iwo following years. Plans began ro marerial- ize for rhe Junior-Senior Banquer. As peppy iuniors, we developed many proiecfs, 'rwo of which were parricularly oursranding. I4

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FACU LTY R. SWIFT, Vice Principal Mr. Ollo and Miss Noyes direcled The senior play, Mr. G. L. Thompson had charge of The slage and properries and Mr. Whisller direcred The orcheslra. There have been some addilions and subfraclions To The Tacully. They are: Mrs. Wolff, school nurse, in place ol Miss Covallg Miss Elizaberh Parrish, physical educa- lion Teacher, in place of Miss Marion Herberl: Miss Rulh A. Michael, clolhing and arl Teacher, in place of Miss M. Pelerseng and Miss Millicenl Perersen, glee club Teacher, in place of Mrs. Mary Shimmin. Miss Swill and Mr. Blayney, The vice-principals, have charge ol The allendance records and The discipline. Members of The lacully ol Selma Union High School, we, The Sludenr Body. salure you! A. Pelersen - - Business and Commerce M. Peferson - - 4 Music R. Rider - - - Agriculfure P. Robinson Malhemalics, Journalism H. Shafer - - - - English l. Shimmin Business and Commerce L. Sims - Business and Commerce G. Thompson - - - lnduslrial Arls H. Thompson Foreign Language, Tennis H. Whisfler ---- Music J. Wolff - - - School Nurse G. Woolwine - - lnduslrial Ads R. Swill - Foreign Language Top row: A. Pelersen. M. Pelerson, R. Rider, P. Robinson, l-l. Shafer, I. Shimmin. Bollom row: L. Sims, G. Thompson, H. Thompson. H. Whisller, J. Wolff, G. Woolwine.

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SENIORS The Black Ace , considered one oT The besT class plays ever given, was produced by a capable casT OT characTers under The direcTion oT Miss Noyes. The Junior-Senior banqueT, carrying ouT The novel idea of ExploraTion , was Thoroughly enjoyed by all who aTTended. The iuniors Took The maTTer of color TighTs inTo consideraTion and wisely abolished Them. The sTudenTs reasoned ThaT color TighTs were becoming ouT of daTe and dangerous: ThaT They also TrequenTly creaTed permanenT hard feelings beTween members oT The Two upper classes. The PaTsy , which is To be presenTed Friday evening, May 22, is expecTed To be a mosT brillianT producTion. The advisors chose a TalenTed casT which consisTs of The Tollowing sTudenTs: Lucy Anna Davis, Norma C5irTz, Dora Woolley, MargareT Gould, Glenn Fowler, BurTon Brown, Charles Jackson, The sen- iors were enTerTained aT an early spring parTy on Friday, March l3, wiTh Morace Browning acTing as The hosT. The seniors hav- ing won The inTer-class MagneT sales conTesT are honored by having an exTra page in The I936 annual. The remainder of This, our lasT year, is Tilled wiTh numerous evenTs: class play, bac- calaureaTe, and graduaTion. EnTering This school as one oT The larges+ classes, we hope To leave The school wiTh a good impression oT being also one of The besT classes. I5 Leos, Dora, and Norm Brains of The class Our EsTher Your Guess