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

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PUBLICATICNS COMMITTEE The Publications Com- mittee, under the able leadership of Saehiko Ta- lseshita, has done an excep- tional job this year. The basic purpose of this com- mittee, which is composed of the Chairman and a rep- resentative from each class, is to establish a higher standard of school publi- cations. left m right: Lola Richard- son. Warren jollev, Saehiko Tnkeshiu, jimmy Hobson, and Lorraine Martin. That it may fulfill this purpose more easily, the committee is put in charge P of both the Magnet and the Clarion. The first of the year the staffs of these publications are approved by the committee before they are officially appointed. They also censor each issue of the Clarion before it is typed and approve the write-ups for the Magnet before they go to the printer. If either of the two publications needs any suggestion, the Publications Committee will help them. At the end of the year the Committee has the honor of choosing the Clarion editor, the Magnet editor, and the business managers for the following year. TRUSTEES Once a month the trustees meet to discuss and analyze the problems of the Selma Union High School. The main prob- lems this year were paint- ing the auditorium and equipping the stage with a new counterweight system and velour cur- tains, These trustees are in- terested in the welfare of our Student Body and they serve our school to the best of their abilities. Left lo right: Mr. lie Steward, Mr. Rees Davis, Mr. ll. WH Adams, Mr. Chris Ilunxneriuli, Mr. XValter l'. Maxim at Q. I ! , i e

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-lifelclt Qeience: Mr. Hough, M.uliem.ities, N . Rinle, Nurse: Mr. 'l'.mlte, Lommeieial: Ml, Lcff to 1-ight. Mi-. it , 'lliom.xs. ilomniertml: Mrs. 55 Nord Comxuci cial. ite. Science: Nliss the SILI- Although they worls harder than most of dents, the faculty have their good times, too, in what is known as the Faculty Club. Mr. Sims is president of this club, Miss Halford is secretary, and Miss Gottburg and Mr. Anderson form the social committee. During this past year this club has enjoyed many parties, the highlights of which were an afternoon and dinner at Miss Swift's cabin at Three Riversg and Ll Christmas party at Hotel Selma at which they enter- tained their wives, the trustees, and Mr. and Mrs. Burk dick. Sprinlsled through the year were those delightful get-to-gethers, known as faculty teas, given by Miss Gottburg and her cooking Classes. Our faculty feels that they have had 11 profitable year working together for and with the students. ' - 'liss Petersen, Cioniniertialg Miss i ' ' Sims. ll: tml Hou nl X I' 3.' . ' I IM1I .,., u, m.. puuw ' A Mr. Burrell, It-fx to right. Sueiwl Scienceq Mr. Onto, ' hlic 'nglislm loiirnalisni, Pu V ' Xliss Shcrlcr, lin- s,w..L..ng, . I ree Social Sei- glithg Mr. 'mr , , I3iim1ties L-mtg lN1iwSh1ifer. -L . , ' V '11 r... Vnglisli: Mm k..i.m.it , . glisli: Mr. .Xnderson, Soeia Science, Tennis.