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

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The Banquet we gave last year. The 19411 .Iuuior-Senior Ilanquet was held at Pine lalxe lmulge near lresno. The theme, Why down South, was effectively worked om. while .i negro orchestra supplied the atmosphere. type and everyone who has seen it thinks it is fine .... On May 24, we will attend the second formal dance of this year. This is to be a special one because it is in honor of us, the seniors .... Our Baccalaureate services will be held at the Baptist Church on june 7 .... We will graduate on Friday, june 13. The ceremonies will be held on the Rose Avenue athletic field. As much as we hate to leave Selma High and our friends, we will be glad to graduate and cover another milestone on the road of life. We work, too. A scene fi-mn one of mln- senior pliyiies elaues slmw- ,X few students in one of the An1erie.ni Institution tlas-es. This .ng klatlt swi.Wm, 1at.gt.a iava..ga.m, ,ma in.-5 mt.,-at im introduced thix year .ma is instrueivd by Mr. lslwit-y. lohnxon at work, with Mr. Lehfeldl luolting on. 25

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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

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