Selma High School - Senoca Yearbook (Selma, NC)

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uniov 1-liglqlmwft, MRS. GOLDA DAVIS MR. JACK EDWARDS MRS. LaVERNE HICKS Seventh Grade Seventh Grade Seventh Grade MR. JAMES LAMB MISS GENEVIEVE MCLAMB MRS. ESSIE MAE CROCKER Seventh Grade Seventh Grade Eighth Grade MRS. WILMA HOWARD ' MR. WILLLAM PIERCE MISS MYRA WEBSTER Eighth Grade Eighth Grade Eighth Grade 18

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Cayietenia evsomne The lunchroom staff, under the super- vision of Mrs. W. H. Hill, had the tasks of preparing and sewing an average of 1, O50 student ltmches per day. For the time and interest that they have devoted to this part of the school program, the faculty and the student body join hands in saying thanks. LUNCHROOM MANAGER Mrs. W.H. Hill l EL!! ,A Ag ,gitf s 'j U-. Left to right: Mrs. W.H. Hill, Liza O'Neal, Mabel Richardson, Ermine Jones, Berta Holland Alma Hines, Grace Peed, Katheleen Godwin, Inez Boyette, Flossie Ryals. 19