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

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MARIE POWELL CLARA SCHULTZ JOY BELLE SLEETER LESLIE STEELE LAVENE RICHARDSON INA SCHULTZ DORIS SMITH EDNA MAE STEFEENS CLARENCE RYCE FUJIO SHIMADA SAM SMITH PHYLLIS SWOPE STEVE SAHAGIAN LUCILLE SILVEIRA LEROY SORENSEN TAKASHI TANIMOTO KIYOKO SAKAGUCHI SILVENIA SILVEIRA HOWARD STATHAM TOSHIKO TARA -CD9 Page 24 IQ E1 fa 1, I, swf I M..

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SCOTT Nelson PresidenT Laverne Godfrey Vice-Presidenl Ba rba ra Sides Secrelary DoroThy Craveiro Walfer Groshonq Treasurers The Junior Class l-laving spenT Two years on The sidelines and having been more or less pushed aside by our so- called superiors, we are now enioying our upper- class privileges immensely. We have ScoTched The rumor ThaT we were a class ThaT didn'T do much OT anyThing by really accomplishing many Things This year. BoTh boys and girls have represenTed us in all lcinds oT acTiviTies. Several members oT our class have aThleTic awards and leTTers. The reTreshmenT sTand was a greaT asseT To The TooTball games. The exTra-super-special hoT dogs and delicious assorT- menT ol cold drinlcs and candies which Manager Franlc BaTes and his helpers sold, l4epT The cheering secTions in a very good mood. When our class rings arrived, They loolced beTTer Than we had expecTed Them To be. They are quiTe sTreamlined land haven'T Tarnished yeT.l The iunior play was very successTully given To a Tull house. The Ticl4eT sales, managed by Lillian Toudal, exceeded by Tar The sales oT oTher years. lhroughouT The year we have had some swell parTies-each one was beTTer Than The lasT. Cn lvlay I8, we Toolc The seniors Way Down SouTh'l by giving a souThern aTmosphere To The Pine Lalce Lodge. Negroes, waTermelons, planTaTion houses, and plenTy oT oldfTashioned Tried chiclcen made The Junior-Senior BangueT a TiTTing climax To a splendid year oT iunior acTiviTy. Back Row: Lzwreruce Arnst, Janirzs Gilbert Lawrance Craven, Ray Coilman, Jirnrnie Coles, James Gray, Richard G-ilslrap, Finney Berry, Chalrner Carlwrighf, Everell Barncll, Masashi Aralfi, Horner Acosia, Thorwald Casey. Third Row: Melan Boqdanovich, Ralph Anlles, Gerald Inglis, Frank Bales, W1'Ter Groshong, Dick Davis, Mesilc Abaiian, Vera Avvazian, Hazel Anderson, Glenn Clark, l-lerberT Delano, Lelaml Avery, David Churchwell. Second Row: Miss Warnclce, Madeline Crave-iro, Joyce Blavney, Juanita Darr, Arlene Cairnes, Jeanne ArranTs, Toshiye FuiirnoTo, Juanila Freer, Rulh Folrnar, EsTher Belew, Alice Ashrnan, Mary Bcllencourl, Miss Gorlburg. Fronl Row: Jean Davis, Fern Bandy, Helen Flora, DoroThy Cravciro, Nobl. Aralcalci, Elizabeih Davis, Marie Chambless, Doris Chrislenscn, Dolly Clillon, Eleanor Frisby, una-e-'W Page 26 ,-