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r 'Wm Seniors lleuy Clark, Suwlilvjg Leonard Mark, Vim'-I'r'u,ilJi11lg liill Bennett, lhmrilifilg Billy Iairgent, limi' Ti'rusmi'1'g Yxonne Clauxen, filili' Y'r'i'il5iiri'r' l',lw.1ril llrimii, N oI.md.i Lax .ilIo, I ruth Ihierr. XX illiani Umm, 4 lliwnl Ailimfi. ,hwiiiilr ,firlilmiz .iitmmlf Ailifwi. ,limi-zufi' Ailrrwi The Senior Class has completed a very full and un- forgetable year. During their four years at Selma High they have been outstanding in scholarship, in all sports, and in all activities. As freshmen they found Selma High welcoming them with open arms-both hands filled with grease paint. After becoming familiar with the new surround- ings, they courageously started their four-year journey. In their Sophomore Assembly they surprised the school with an eruption of talent, which included every- thing from Carmen Miranda to Chattanooga Choo Choo. The Class of '48 also added a good mark to their record this year When, after much hard work, they won for the school the right to have school dances. The Junior year was a busy one for this up-and-com- ing class. The Junior Play, George Wzlshingtoii Slept Heref, was a huge success. Once again they presented an outstanding assembly. The -junior-Senior banquet was given as a dinner dance at the Pine Lake Lodge and was thoroughly enjoyed by all who attended. Their class rings, distinctive and different, were received during the junior year and worn with pride. After an extremely ac- tive year they looked enthusiasticly ahead to becoming high and mighty Seniors. Initiation started the Senior year out with a bang. In January they gave their Senior assembly, which was considered one of the best assemblies of the year. O11 April 24, 1948, the rafters of Selma High rung with ap- plause for the Senior Play, Stardust The next attrac- tion was the Junior-Senior Banquet which was held at Hotel Fresno and was enjoyed by everyone. Now with graduation just around the corner, the Seniors are looking forward to it with anticipation, but they feel a touch of sadness because they realize these past twelve years have been some of the happiest years of their lives. They shall never forget Selma High. 22
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