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

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GATES BURRELL Citizenship, Anwricnn lnvtirutiom EIIDE I-lA Ml-.S Spanish, Cilivcnsliip C.il1ORGlL l'lQ3W'Dl':N 1'rlm'lpul IOUISI-1 CLARK Iingligli, Him.-y MIl.'l'ON IRENCH Aluurnalisrn, German, Lirin CLCLL g Cl1ARl,OTTll DLQTTON CIIARLES BLAYNEY Vin'-Prizzrifml Virc-Princilval cams' ifhyqafnl 13di.msim Hamm W'Il.LI1XM OTTO llngliwlw, junior Business Training INKZ NELSON llngliih, Girls' 1-hyssci lzducmrion I FRANCES FXVY PIARRY HOEGH lfnglisli, Ciriycnsliip Geometry, Principal of Adult Education, Trigonometry ROY GKAVATT NELLIE CHRISTENSEN Algebra Library

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.giuclenf Counci The purpose of the Student Coun- cil is to supervise and operate the stu- dent government. The council is com- posed of the presidents of each class, the student body officers, and the ed- itors of the student publications. This year, the Student Council has provided regulation polling booths for voting. They presented to the Stu- dent Body various constitutional a- mendments whieh were ratified. The Student Council in an assembly con- ducted a typical council business meet- ing in which all students took part in the discussion of school problems. ist..-1 summmalie. su,......t- Winter, Bob Ti.fm.m im, iwnun, Ruth hlepsen. iam- sim, rm ximili, Qlerrx' Shanxi. .Xdele luelvner, Marion Day, ldirli Sims. puffy gommiffee Gerald liknohm, Mr, Walling, Yionne Llausen, Margaret Bailey. l'.ii lox, Artliur l.iri.m, Marilyn Lhrisien sen, Hob Kenyon, joan YVarner, Margaret Kargenian, jean Nelson. This year the Rally Committee under the leadership of Bob Kenyon, student body vice-president, and Mr. Nelson Walling, faculty advisor, has done its Work well. The committee consisted of the three yell leaders, Girls' Athletic Association president, Block SU president and representa- tives from the classes. It presented numerous pep as- semblies that worked up great en- thusiasm, better attendance and sup- port for every game. It also planned the very successful annual bonfire preceding the Sanger football game, and sponsored two dances. The most interesting features of these dances were the crowning of the football and basketball queens. 15

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,iLi.i-LN Niciiiti iam' i-ii,iiit..1 l.tluc.ui XINX CvR:XYBlI.l, VERNON W'.XRKl5XTlN fnglish, Public Boys' Plivsical Iadiicatmn, simting General xi.it1wni..i.ti ARTHVQR NORD NELSON NY'Al.I.lNG Bantl, cuftheim. Fnglish, ji.na.,f riiiumtt iiifmtmi- Training, ciiwnii This year, eleven new teachers joined the faculty. They enjoyed a get-acquainted dinner at Mr. and Mrs. HoWden's preceding the actual beginning of school. The entire faculty was shocked by the death of Leonard D. Sims who had been teaching at Selma High for twenty years. Mr. Tanke was appointed to succeed him as student body treasurer. Throughout the year the faculty has enjoyed various social functions, chiefly the Christmas dinner in Fresno and the occasional faculty teas. There has been splendid cooperation among the faculty and they have given the students friendly ad- vice and encouragement as well as instruction. ANNA PETERSEN CARI. TANKE IZDNA OLBFRG IIERBICRT COOK NINA -IEFCOAT Typing Bookkeeping Shorthand. Typing Cliurnistry, lilcctricity, Plivsics Foods, Manager Office Practice l'hvxic.il Education of Cafeteria JAMES M.-XYNARD IQUGIENIA Bl.l,'M G. I.. THOMPSON XlNll',l7.-X NORDYRI1 GEORGE W'OOl XVINI: Agriculture Art, Clothing, Home NY'oodworli. Mechanical liiulugy Nletalwnrlc. Auto Management infiwang xietiiime.