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

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HARRILTT NIiI.SON RUSS1ELL NOBLIL MASAO OMACHI Ilexvrv PANNLLL 'IANICE PARDUL GLORIA PLThRSEN ROBERT PLYFLQRSEN AIAIWES PILXVTHIZRS xIIiANNli'l'TE PiaxyTH1-:RS TONY QUIROZ armed with the traditional lipstick and cold cream, and spent the day in having fun with the freshmen. The day ended with activities at the field. The Seniors have taken their places as leaders in student council affairs, athletics, extra-curricular activities, scholarship, service organizations, and social affairs. In Jan- uary, on .1 Saturday morning, the class climbed into busses and went to the snow for the annual party. Everyone enjoyed the snow and trying out skiis, toboggans, and the delicious food. On May sixteenth they RUDH' lRANIIRl-.Z Lois RASMUSSLN BARBARA RAW'LINGS Bl:VERLY RICHARDS jiassri R1v1eRA l,AV141liNiX ROSA PLRUZ SAHAGIAN ELINOR SHAW' RUSSELL SHIMILU XVANUA SHOQLRLLS

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RUTII -IIAIPSI-QN CARI, KAZAIKIAN EUGENE KENYON BOB KENYON HAROLD KETCHUM ,IACKIE KIIRKLS DOROTHY KRAET FRANCES LANI-1 JEWEL LITTLE ADELI-1 LOEBNER given in March, was patterned after a radio program. N0 one will forget the Varga girls, the Krispy Crunchy girls, the voicef' and many others who gave the students FI big laugh. Suzanne Wintei' was chairman of the annual Junior and Senior banquet held at the Hotel Californian in Fresno. The theme Hats,' was carried out by place Cards and center pieces. This year the senior Class immediately made plans for initiation and in Ll few weeks came to school LUPE LOPEZ BILL LOVE LILLIAN MANOOGIAN W. J. MCCOY EUGENE EARL MERRILL HAROLD MILLER KATHLEEN MORRIS DONALD MOULTHROI' LEILA MULLINS Sw fi ni 53 S if N ,I

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JULIA SIMAS EDITH SIMS ELEANoR SINGH JOAN SOIV1MliRVI1.l,Ii BETTY SORENSEN liOGER SoR1:Nsi-N L1-.RoY STARR l'iARV1EY STEPANIAN EMORY STOKER JOAN TAYLOR were entertained at the Pine Lake Lodge in Fresno at the annual Junior-Senior Banquet. The Juniors were wonderful hosts. and made a success carrying out the theme An Old Fashioned Garden. The Senior play coached by Miss Graybill was a decided success and was enjoyed by a large audience. At last came baccalau- reate, then semester tests and finally June the thirteenth when the Seniors walked across the platform for their diplomas. And then, farwell to Selma Hi! BARBARA THORNISUIRG RAY NXVATRINS JOAN XVARNIER DENNY Wi5RsTER JOANNIE XVILLIAMS EARL XVILSON SUZANNE WINTEIQ MARll'1 XVITT SUMIRO YAMASHITA LUCY ZAMORA '