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

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.7420 Q2 f Jtiazn Smiling faces and genial personalities characterize Nobie Kira and Dick Cain, who were elected bythe senior class as tops in all around. Nobie, our G.A.A. Vice President, C.S F. Secretary-Treasurer, sweater wearer and Editor of our annual, has won the admi ration of the students by her ability and char acter. We all know Dick as our Student-Body President who Rollald Baker is very active in sports and Douglas Brown had been all through his four Dick Cain years of high school. Proving is abilityin athletics he was awarded the most valuable player trophy in football this past year. Good luck, kids, and keep up your good work. Burl Binghem Anona Byrd Jack Burnham i,-14 1'+J2.f 3

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aaa o 157 Howard Dienger, Presidentg Homer Adams, Vice-Presidentg Connie Perrine, Treasurerg Patsy Erwin, Secretary We, the class of 1951, decided to make our last year at Selma High our best year. Our class has had outstanding leadership in all sports, scholarships, and in all activ- ities. We have enjoyed a full and unforgettable four years at Selma High. It was with afeel- ing of sadness as well as anticipation, that we looked forward to Senior Day, the Bacca- laureate service, and finally our gradua- tion. As we look back over this past year's activities we cannot help but remember re- gistrationday--whenwe met all our friends and talked about our vacation. The first day of school we got our first glimpse of the Freshmen. We ran for the best seats in the classrooms and commented Delores Bonander, Ted Moranda, Advisors on the teachers and classes. Athletic sweaters were awarded to our outstanding girl athletes. They were Mer- ilyn White, Nobie Kira, and Lois Erickson. The three high-point men were Dick Cain, Junior Donabedian, and Bob Ogata. Senior pictures were taken and we traded them with our friends and gave them away to our relatives. We gave our Junior Play which was, We Shook the Family Tree. The Junior-Senior Banquet which we gave for the Seniors of 5O was held in the Hotel Sequoia. We wish to thank our advisors, Mr. Ted Moranda, Miss Delores Bonander, and Mr. Harold Phillips for their interest and help in all the undertakings of our class. eff J -ef' ui ..l'.., ..ir W' ., Th 1 t' ff' ful . .1-l. e e ec we 0 Miers 0 - e N Selma Student Body receive 1 f y the announcement of t h e ir 8 yk election at the Junior -Senior Banquet. May 27, 19 5 0- The gala event was made memor- Q - '-:' able for the following by the i good news of their election: Gay Gr e g o r y, Treasurerg , Merilyn Wh i t e , Secretary: lit Nobie Kira, Magnet Editor 3 ' S f :'i f Johnny Mechigian, M acg n e t - Business Mana erg Dick ain, .' F V A 2.159 .,.., , L., gw K W Presidentg Jimi-licks, Rodney Well, Clarion Editor.

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George Cuyler Howard Dienger Martin Ellis 3' CAM Del Cook Ronald Dangaran Babe Donabedian wang 'EHR fix N5 Ronnie Clifton Elizabeth Cox Barbara Day Harold Child Gilbert Chacon Edward Cook ship students of Selma High are Gay Gregory and Homer Ad- ams. They were elected for scholarship by the senior class. Gay has been a regular member of the C.S.F. As treasurer of the Student Body she has done a very fine job of Shawn Crownover keeping the student body ac- counts straight. Gay is known by all her friends for her smile and her pleasing personality. Ray Carlson Levoy Collins Homer hasbeen prominent in many of the clubs and activities during his four years at Selma High. He is president of the C. S. F. and Vice president of the senior class Homer does outstanding work in math and science Gay Gregory Homer Adams Nueva' Two outstanding scholar-