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

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34115 feeri Mr. Norval Warner, Mr. C. W. Adams, Mr. Chris Hammerich, Mr. I. L, Slow- Y fiii ard, Presidenlg Mr. Rees Davis, Clerk. This year, live men quielly gave much ol lheir lime and wisdom +o serve our school. They were Mr. Warner'. Mr. Adams, Mr. lnlammerich, Mr. Sreward, and Mr. Davis. These men mel lhe second Thursday of every monlh and discussed any problems which had arisen. The Truslees' service is vilal lo our schools exislence, nor only in solving financial problems, bul in undersland- ing sludenl needs and desires. They palienlly lislened lo suggeslions from sludenl' commillees, and granlred requesls whenever possible. This year, lhey passed upon a pefilion lo allow dancing in +he school. We are qraleiul fo our line Truslees who helped lo malce I945-46 a memorable year. .SQLLCIQIII GEORGE ons Qeorge Olis - - Presidenf Howard Garrison - Vice Presidenf Palricia Cowan - - Secrefary Marilyn Bishop - - Publicalions Chairman Mr. Sims - - Treasurer i l 2 i

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lac eI 5 Alfhough feachers have more homework fhan mosf of fheir sfudenfs, fhe faculfy en- ioyed several social affairs fhis year. The second Tues- day of each monfh was sei aside for a faculfy fea and an informal gef-fogefher. Early in fhe fall fhe members of fhe faculfy were enferfained by Mr. and Mrs. Howden. Caughf in fhe gay, spring afmosphere, fhe feachers had an hilarious fime selling hof-dogs in fhe faculfy hof-dog boofh af fhe school carnival. The office crew, wifh Mr. Howden as pilof and Mrs. Charles and Mr. Blayney as co-pilofs, kepf everyfhing in flying condifion for fhe non-sfop flighf fhrough l945- l946. Mr, Woolwine, Meialwork' Mr. Maynard, Aqriculfure Farrn Mechanics: Mr. Thompson, Woodwork, Me- chanical Drawing. Miss Pedigo, English, Miss Ewy, Ciiizenship, English. Mrs. Hudson, Arf, Clofh- ing, Home Managemenf, Miss Chrisfensen, Library. Miss Petersen, Typing: Mr. Sims, Junior Business Train- ing, Bookkeeping. Mr. Tanke, lrlisiorv, Junior Business Train- ing, Mrs. Olberg, Shorfhand, Typing, Jun- ior Business Training, Mr. Nord, Band, Or- chcsfra, Harmony, Miss McLellan, Chorus, Eng- lish. Miss Nurayke, Biology, Mr. Lehfeldf, Chemis- fry, Elecfricify, Aero- nauiics, Physics. M'. Burrell, Cifizenship, Armerican lrsfiluiions, Bookroorn, Mr. Hoegh, Georneiry, Principal of Adul? Educafion, Trigo- ronieiry, Mr. Gravaff, Algebra, General Maifieniafics.

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.ggowfenf goofy Kounci Row l: Jerry Darling, Wayne Srnealon, Bob Kenyon, Howard Garrison, 'Bill Day, Bill Barker, Row 2: Mr. Sums, Kalhleen Simpson, Pal Cowan, Marilyn Bishop, George Olis, Jean Clapham, lvlargarel Bailey, Mr. Howden. The Sludenl Body ollicers and council had a hard iob lhis year. This iob was lhe allempling lo solve all problems lhal arose during lhe year. Since lhe resl ol lhe world is making changes, lhe Sludenl Body Council decided lhal Selma l'ligh should be no exceplion. They gol busy and drew up a new conslilulion. There was a lol ol work involved, bul lhe ellorls were worlh while. Two parries, one given by lvlrs. l-lowden in lhe l-lowden home, lhe olher in lhe caieleria, provided relaxalion from lhe work. The council was made up ol lvlr. l-lowden, lhe Sludenl Body officers, lhe class presidenls, and The edilors and lhe business managers of lhe 'lClarion and 'rhe 'llvlagnelfl The Sludenl Body lakes lhis opporlunily lo say 'llhanksn fo lhese hard working council members. C O l,CQI 6 HOWARD G-ARRlSON PATRICIA COWAN MARILYN BlSHOP lv1R.SllviS