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

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ew-My-M. Wm Faculty vs. Lions Club - Donkey Basketball - Sponsored by Student Body Council Problems and more problems came before the student body council for solution this year. However, they met all of them and always devised good plans to solve them. One of the big problems of the year was what to do about the Carnival. After much debating, everything was worked out to meet each club's satisfaction. The council also sponsored two donkey basketball games which everyone enjoyed very much. A basketball game, Faculty vs. Varsity, was sponsored as a benefit for in- jured football players. A float was entered in the Armis- tice Day parade. The financing of school awards, school publications, and school improvements called for much planning but finally funds were raised for all of them. The council appreciates the cooperation given them by students and administration, and by the community. Student Bod Council .wld Dangaran, Bi ay. WWWW 18

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' nm. Serimian, l'n'51iliul. Student Body Officers This year the students of Selma High were very fortu- nate because they had four excellent student body officers. Three of them were elected to office and the fourth was ap- pointed by the school treasurer, Mr. Tanke, and approved by the council. Don Serimian was elected Student Body President in a rousing election last spring. Don was one of the more versa- tile boys in school last year. He was prominent in athletics and scholarship. Don did a fine job as presiding officer in our assemblies and co-ordinating the activities in school. One of the important offices in our school is that of vice-president, held this year by Verne Unger. Verne was in charge of advertising our activities, conducting our pep rallies, and our student assemblies. That's a big job for any- one, but Verne came through with flying colors. How can we ever forget those colorful assemblies put on by Verne? Our attractive and efficient secretary this year was Etta Lou Crownover. Etta Lou has done a fine job of keeping the minutes of the student body council meetings. The Council met every Tuesday noon and also three meetings were held before the student body at assemblies. One of the hardest working girls in school this year was Mary DeVaney. Mary had the job of accounting for the student body funds and handling tickets for all the athle- tic contests. Mary has not only worked hard but has done a fine job as student treasurer. Verne Unger, liua lou Crownm 1 Mary DeVancy, View-I'rrxiilml, Su ri'!ilry. Treasurer. ni 19