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

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LOUISIC Bows NI','l l'lIi 111111111 CSEOKGIA P1-1'1'iaRsoN PIiTROlflf 1'o'1 1'1sR R1c111MoN11 Row1,1xN11 Ll:ON Rosie: Bakimim C1,oT1L1m DOROTPIY SAHAGIAN SAHAGIAN 5111155 SILVEIRA SIMS speaker .... We gave ourselves an absolutely free skating party, February 17. It took place at the Fresno Rolla-Torium Where everyone, including the advisors, had Ll perfect time Qfalling down and getting bumpedj and after the skating was over, excellent refreshments were served .... The morning of February 26, when the list of the senior play cast was posted on the bulletin board, there was L1 lot of confusion and excitement. Everyone who tried out was trying to see his name over everyone else's WA1,1.Acgr. W'1xN1m P111111' AIMLK Sfxcriiko SL1a1a'1'1g1z SM 1'1'11 S'1'1g1c11,1-11-111: SWA NsoN TA141gsH1'1'A .1f 47- if MASAKO JANE WA'1'1x1xt1 L1L,x FRANK TANAKA TANIGUQ111 TANIMOTO TAYLOR VTISIXIEIRA 23

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LORRAINI-1 M. j. llMlRo l:RlnI7NA ARTHUR MAll'I'lN MAULDIN MISAKI MQ7liGAN MUl,l.IC3AN -IoH N GRACE RUTH AYAKO HIQLIQN MUL1.IGAN MUNDAY MUNDAY NAG1XO NAGATA to represent Selma High in a Good Citizenship Pilgrimagef, This contest is under the auspices of the Daughters of the American Revolution .... The school was given a surprise assembly on January 17--the dedication of the new stage curtains. The curtains were let down one by one by our own class member, Truman Thomas, who had the privilege of handling the ropes. Truman deserves a lot of credit for always being ready to help with anything concerned with the stage or the loud- HAIRRX' ScoT'1' CTHARLES liovu KA7.UX'I'Q NAKATANI NELSON NORSIGIAN NYQRI-LN OKUBO DALI2 ARMEN MARION BERYL JOHN OMAN PALOUTZIAN PAUL PAULsoN IJEAKIL 22

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GLADYS TRUMAN l,ll,LIAN Bi-,N Lrovn TEi.1.1is THoMAs TOUDAL Ummm VAHLSTROM I MAx1N1: LAD1J11i TPIIZATUS VIIKKQII, SHIiu.IaY ViXXY Flili WALLA XVHISLQNHUNT Wlliiiix' Wooins head .... Later in the spring, we went on a hayride and took along enough food for a grand wiener roast-the evening was Spent in stuffing ourselves, sitting on the prickly hay, laughing, talking, and looking at the moon .... May 17, we all traveled to El Rancho, Qnorth of Fresnoj for the annual Junior-Senior Banquet. The theme was well worked out and very appropriate, the food was excellent, and we left with the feeling that the juniors had proved to be good hosts .... Once and For All, the senior class play, will be presented on May 23, by our excellent CLISK. This play is of a different Rox' Kwoso W1xioii'i' YA x1AMo'i'o Our Class Advisors si H ., r 3 - Left to right: Mr. Iilainey. Miis Olson. Mr. Hoegh, Miss MASAYI' Rosh ofmimfg, mf. umm. Mak Whrncke, .ma mf, moiwim. XIANIASHITA YERETSIAN 24