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

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ass oufsfan in sports: football, basketball, track, baseball, and tennis teams. All depended on our valuable players. XVe also liave brains in our elass. Wl1.1t do l mean? Some ol' us were on tlae C. S. lf. for tlae wliole year round. Some of us ioineel different elubs and organi- zations. Aleepers, we even bad some members who lield minor offices. Tlae clubs were fully aware of our class beeause we joined in great numbers. Oli, my, I forgot to tell you that some of our girls were in tlae Girls' Glee and went around sing- ing at otlaer seliools and cliurelaes. Oli, yes, we even bad a few members of our class wlio were maiorettes. So you see that our class was really on tlae ball, and we're coming baek next year for a bigger and lwtter year at good old Selma Hi. ii..-,X is s.!ii xi,.n..,..g... ki.. ui.. inilmi-.-.-g. M.,-i xi.-.l..g...... sis.-I.-.W u,,.,.,.. sua.. u.,......., iam 11 iiaiii ow.-.... sri...-im uv.-..-.. n..,.... N.-iwi.. x.-i. xi.i.1a-.., li-...ii-nf mi,.i-raw, Na-I.. uaiiias. um. 2. is.f......- i-..n..s...i, no-i x.-.ie koxx if si. n, 'i'i-.,.1...i. 'r.,..i ui-am... n,....n olma.-...i. im,-i. x1..,-g.i.i...., ,1.,i..i..v xiv.haK...... nan xi.-ian. um, -- u.i.,.... u.i..i... Q na., sim.. isai- N..-ia... xmfm... im... llnxx I: lhiiis Ii-'lu-xxx. Rel-eua Saxlsi-ian, Millie iexlon, Gene Petiv. l-ns ilu-lion Ron 1: linlla Veierwn, Nei.: Roman, Hazel bmiili. lar- nn-n Quin--1. liexilo Hliiea. Donn Slielmn, Roxx 3: iarinen Rainirel. lm-iili Stage. Xlupoin- Sires. l.inr,i Rieliarr. NVyiiein.x Rurlierfonl. Mari lon R-il-in-on. Xlililieil Nln-mill. Rim 4: .lerrv True. Gene Tanlse , . lhxiil Shui-x, hnl Selimnli, iluailes 'll-el, linux 11 laul Soda. I. Sil- iis, llaiu-x lakik,in'a, 'Innnne S.ik.iin-no, Danni Siewari, .Xneel Rubin si-ii. XX ,une I'enisen, was i- ii.ii.,.,. x..s.,...-1, N...-.ic 'l'..i...L.., is.-in 'i'..vl...-. R.-X. :Z si-is.. Hells. x....,,. x'..i-mai., xximi.. xwnli.-V, Shirlvx' 'i'.p,-ai. cmay inagr- iam -I n,...i ii.-.....m..,m-, um- M..i..,,. xli.,..... iw.....a.i,1...'s louise Niiinne. in-in-x .i I i ear i. I .ivua I.ivlor, I nreiia X oung. Koi al i,.i1.... .Ienel l'ilI usa il una- i-.....a.-x, Xllen xx.-iii. iii.-.un xx.,..a. llonalil XXilniaili. X er:-up ul N--pli.-ixioi onli-line ilxeir .lan rings frinn tlieir .ulvisor xi.. L.. nan, 1 V ,U A-' , X

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7 lenf ma es gplaomofze Our class of 1954, was really on the ball this year. We came away from that awful name the green freshmenf' From the first of the year our class was a go- ing organization and our advisors were truly co- operative. We got along well with everyone in the class doing everything they could to malse it a suc- cess. Oh! Wfhat talent we have in our class: sing- ers, musicians, dancers! Anything you wanted, we had. If you donit believe me, you should have seen the Sophomore assembly. Did I tell you we ordered our class rings? Brother, are they something to look at. We had a lot of social life too. I mean we Alt- tended parties, school dances, in large numbers. Of course, many of the boys went out for Row I: lucy .'Xrl'eul.1. -Ioan II.n-Iile, Iranlx I5.iIIs, Klllallnn- ISL-rnal. Ilon- ILI Iflluflxw. ROKR 2: l'eICl' llngnllusiall. 'lung' llcllwl. -I4l.ln llilswv. liar- lura Anderson. ,Iuanila Qlrlel, llellv Iiilllwr. Mervetlex Illrron, linxx If Ilurlweri Buckner, Charles Ilixhnp, Rnlwrr Ilnes. Ixunnelh In-II. George lfalnplwell. Ruxx -I: llicli Bernal, Ronnie lirnwn. lflnery lilwwlt- eu. Alex-ie Iiuch.ln.1n, Alnhn Aralii. Rox! I. Buuy .lu Ilrixkill, -Ianirc iran-n. II.1rlw.ir.i Ilnlw, Ifllmlwlll Guuxeia, Deon i'h.nnherl.lin4 Rim 2: lhrlvne tlnirl, Minnie Ikliuk, Iierly lflxnnian, llorutliy' lfrwln. liuxx 1: Rai' f'.lrpm. Iicverlx liruw, Phyllis Cfiin, -Iuhn Iiherleun. Row 4: Iluev Irixln. Ing'ne lnnk, l'nIIr -loc Collins, Marvin Can. Peter Khriwrenwn, Iron Iienueu, Milmn IJ.w. Row I: l.urr.iine Hamilmn, inlleen Krighaum, Ulela Ilorn, klonnn jnrgenxen, Mary Ku-Les, llellc -Inlmmn. Ruheru Mi-l'lumm'Ii. Rim 2 -In Madge Huuxer, llornlhv firiialia, X'll'ginl.l l.llHel.l. lxilxil lial.ly.llni Rrwlwl Jiminef, Rial. Knlnnlii, M...-th.. lnwy. Rom wr lm.. ,x-in Kemp, Minelun Kuramotn. I.iVerne I.ysier. kluyre Lowry, Xlfinnii Mcliurlev, l.illi.ln Havu, -Ioan Helm. Iluxx -I: l'.ml llnnler. Helnulth. Herbert Ilarrix, ,lerry Kulmxln, -Ianies Mull. linux F: Nur- man jones, ,l. ll. Alohnsun. Norman Rim I: Slurlene Mercer. linda l'eierxen. Iluxx 1: Mr. Ilrmm n, ,Mlxmn Whlyne Petersen, Mr, Kaehler, Arlxiwr, Rim W: Gene lflnlw. Norman rni.u..J,, Raimi Nielsen. A G Y' N. dliib QW

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lloxx 1: llowartl Dienger, llomer xhlaxns. Row 2: liuii long, -lean Vere, lrnesl lerma. 39049 scientists The Science Club is a group of students who de- cided they would like to know more about science than they could learn in their various classes. Each member has a project. Witli the aid of Miss Rose and Mr. Brown, our sponsors, and research work, we sat- isfy our curiosity on certain points and report our finding to the other club members. The club had the projection room as their con- cession at the carnival. lluring the year, some very interestyng people have spoken to us. Mr. Raley, head of the' Mosquito Abatt-nit-nt District, told us something about thQife 'f f Vi. Aa-Q c' ' L ' J f . X fL'7r'5 ave Oafzious infefzesfs cycle of the mosquito and methods of controlling these pests. Ur. Hawbecker of the Department of Zoology at Fresno State talked about the animal life of Califor- nia. He showed slides of the animals and birds which he has seen on his various field trips. Mr. ligon Hofer, manager of KRIPU, spoke on the operation of a radio station. The only qualification for membership is that you have an interest in science and a desire to increase your knowledge in the fields of science. 52 Ron 1: C liarlunr Morten , lion Ann Kelnp, .lean l .iVere, l.tliel llayliurwl. -lane Cilirixtenxen. Roxx Z: 'l'ed4.l.y Bull-u5. ll.ir- aia tlnld, iiawmi llienger. ii.,...t.' Adams, Ruth Kraft, ,loyce Gordon, jer- ry lzllis. Roxy 1: Mr. Brown, advisor. lfrnest l.erma, Tom Diglieira, Ronald ii.-im, liolw img, may Raw, ...it....r.