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

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gfhcienf .xggifiirifance This year, as always, the custo- dians have done an excellent job of keeping the campus and schoolrooms clean. Their job is hard, but they have always kept our school looking well. In addition to keeping the school clean, theyhave worked hard down at the foot- ball field. We can always be sure our class- rooms will be neat and clean, and our lawn kept trim, as long as we have these fine custodians. How would you like to peelpotatoes for 600 students each day? That is what our cooks -Mrs. Ethel Connel, Mrs. Helga Carlson, and Mrs. Cline-have to do everyday. That is only one ofthe many duties they do for us. They have always had well-pre- pared meals for us each day. Theyhelp serve the food, and are always cheer- ful. It is alwa s nice to see their smil- ing faces as they serve our foodto us. They have worked hard this year, and we are allthankful for the kind and helpful services they have rendered to us this past school year. 5 ew e i . . X Mrs. Cline, Mrs. Carlson, . Mrs. Connel. ROW I: K. Lucas. A. Gold- beck. ROW 2: G. N. Erwin, D. Holt, S. Hughes. ,m......-- ROW I: Hansen, D. Holt, L. Bethel. ROW 2: H. Petersen, R. B. Taylor, V. Taylor, J. Hopson, M. C. Kennedy. Selma High is very for- tunate to have such kind and patient bus drivers. They hold a great responsibility of bringing and taking the stu- dents to school every day. They were the first to start taking our students to football games out of town. lt is throughtheir kindliness that we have been able to take the various trips to festivals and conferences of all kinds. Their job has not been an easy one, and we deeply ap- preciate all they have done for us this year.

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data? IDRIS ANDERSON Dean of Girls ROW I: Isabel Lakretz, Girls' P. E.: Al Niche- lini, Boys' P. E.g Arthur C. Nord, Music. ROW 11 Mary lane Biliskov, Commercialg Roy Gravatt, Mathematics. end, to help make us better qualified citizens of the world of tomorrow. For their services in teaching us all through our school years, we express our appreciation, realizing that they were in this line of duty because of their faith in American Youth. Without Miss Anderson there would be a lot of students with unsolved pro- blems. She is the dean of girls, and that a- lone is a great responsibility. Here is the difficult task of counciling students who have poor grades and those who want program changes made. She also has charge of our testing program. We all know that Miss Anderson is ready and willing to help us with any difficultythat we might have, and we do not hesitate to seek her council. She deserves many thanks for every- thing that she has done for us this year. ROW I: Frank Webster, Agricultureglohn Wood, Spanish. ROW 2: Frank Dobbs, Machine Shopg Harold Kaehler, English.

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