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

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RUTH SWIFT Vice-Principal Foreign Lanquaqe G. L. THOMPSON Industrial Arts FAC U LTY I+ is 'rhe desire of ihe siudenis of Selma Union High School fo fake ihis op- porfunify 'ro exfend To you, ihe members of 'rhe iacuiiy, our sincere appreciaiion and fhanks for The pafience, kindness, and companionship you had while building our characfers. H. V. THOMPSON Tennis Foreiqn Lanquaqe HARVEY WHVSTLER JULIETTE WOLFF GEORGE WOOLWINE Music Nurse infiusirinl Aris

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I. ANNA PETERSEN RUSELL RIDER PRICE ROBINSON iusincss and Commerce Agriculfure .IournaIism MaIhemaTics RAYMOND SANDERS A Foofball Business and Commerce HELEN SHAFER Enqlish DramaTiC5 LEONARD SIMS Business and Commerce IVIOIQE hammered inTo 1oIece To TiT The need oT each sTudenT. Then aT The end oT The TourTh year, The work oT The cerpenTers is done, and They Turn over To The world characTers which, we hope, have beauTy and sTrengTh in I3oTh mind and body. During The year, much To The sorrow oT everyone, Mrs. I-IammarsTen, one oT our mosT eTTicienT carpenTers in The music de- parTnnenT resigned, I3uT The posiTion was soon TiIIed by anoTher eTTicienT carpenTor, Miss McCabe.

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M ELVIN MANLEY Presidenr SENICDR Wilrh fhe aid of our ever ready and willing advisors, headed by Mr. l-loegh, fhe class of '37 has reached +he Top floor of fhis building. Ray Sraley conducled us To fhe second floor where Leonard Jolley mel us and con- veyed us onward. When we reached lhe nexf floor, our guide was Claylon Jolley who in furn handed us over To Melvin Manley. Each leader has more lhan done his part The junior-senior banquef effecfively carried ou'r +he idea of Treasure Island. All fhose who affended +hor- oughly enjoyed fhemselves during 'rhe banquef and fhe dance 'rhal followed.