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

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RALEIf3ll QZHALMICR ,THORXVALIJ MIXIKII-, lJOklS BOI-IL CAR'I'XVRIGH'l' CASEY QZHAMBLESS CllIiIS'l'l'1NSliN GLENN DOLLY -IINTMY LAwRI43NcE DOROT'HY CLARK CLIIfTON COLIZS CRAVLN CRAVLIRO almost succeeded in settling down for the year's work .... The first senior class meeting of the year was held September 24, at which we elected officers and enjoyed our first get-to-gether ,... The athletic sweaters were awarded on November 14. We were proud of the seven members of our class QDorothy Craveiro, Madeline Craveiro, Clifford McClain, LaVerne Godfrey, Scott Nelson, Melan Bogdanovich, and Richard Gilstrapj who earned these athletic awards .... Our senior pictures were taken November MAIIIQLINIR, .IUANITA IJICK ELIZABETH A LAN CRAVLIRO lJAR'l' IDAVIS DAVIS l I DAN'lS HERBEIKT GliORGIi HIAQLEN RUTH DELANO ENOS FLORA FOLMAR 19 AIUANITA FRFER

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MESIK BETTY HAZEL RAL!-H Noau ABAJIAN ACHORIJ ANDliRSLDN AN'I'I,l'IS ARAKAK1 MAsAsHi LAWRENCE JEANNE Aueia Rosie LELAND ARAK1 ARNST ARRANT'S ASHMAN AVERY Thursday, September 12, 1941, the first day of registration. It was fun seeing everyone again, talking over vacations, the price of grapes, and football prospects. Student Body cards and Magnets were sold, books and lockers Checked out and all of us seniors were looking forward to a swell year .... On the official first day of the school year, Monday, September 16, we seniors had our first glimpses of the small, seared freshmen--wc ran for best seats in classrooms, commented on teachers and Classes, and Vi-,im Rowia l:liRN FvERE'1 1' FRANK AYYAUAN Bfxixifu BANDY BARNli'I l' BAT:-s iw its .... ESTHER PINNEY MARY JOYCE MELfXN BELEW BERRY BETTENCOURT BLAYNEY BOGDANOVICH 18

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TosIIIYI1 NORMAN JAMIQS RICHARD LAVERNI3 FUJIIMOTO GEGER GILBERT GILSTRAP GoD1fR1iY -JAMES VVALTLR AIRIJITH BIQRNICI3 LoIs GRAY GRosIIoNo HAIKIKIS HAYLLY HOW1J'IiN 6, 7, and 8 and the next week we were all asking our friends just which pose would be best and if they wanted to trade pictures .... On Tuesday, December 10, we presented an assembly of music, song, and dance. The order of events was as follows: Tiger Ragn played by the orehestrag Blueberry Hilly' sung by the senior trio, Joyce Blayney, Lois Howden, and Barbara Sidesg il dance by Dorothy Craveiro and Juanita Dart to the tune of Dark Town Strutters Ballng the popular song Maybe', played by the MAlitIOliIli IRIQNIQ GIZIRALD Tom Tl'lDDY T'IUTCHERSON T'TUT'l'ON INGLIS INOWYL IWA MOTO HIDE BIZRNICE STANLEY ALMA PAUL IWAMURA JACKSON JAQOBSLN JEPSEN JOBOIAN 20