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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1937 volume:

Tl-I E MAGN ET VQLUME THIQTY THE my. .ff 5 . nm ... . Q MAGNET is presented to the students of SELMA UNION HIGH SCHOOL by the staff Selma Union High School Selma, California We have all iusf rapidly come 'rlwrouglw a year of much improvemenl on our campus. One of 'flue lliings we have apprecialed mosl' is our gym , Using +l'iis building as a foundalion we wislw lo presenl lo you a Magnel ' whose Theme is Modem Buildings . if l HELEN Sl-IAFER ln remembrance ol 'the help you have given us in our plays and dramafic produclions, and in gralelul apprecialion lo you for helping us improve our English grammar, we humbly dedicale fo you, Miss Shafer, fhis l937 edifion of our Magnet CGNTENTS School ActivH1es Athletics Features i Q Q U 4 .fy . K x . .. ' U' f, 'W , V' ffl? 1335 , , , f . . . Q ww , -V . . i 2 gi W , i ,L I , 11 ' . A ' f + 0 0 , ' N L A - 'S ,, 'C X ' ' ' 5 xv- K 93 if ,X . ,Www N' k 'g.,5 'Wr 4. J . ,xg f, 'ryi A-Ns, 1 .3 ' W .x ? H-MQ 6 a fb Q Q.. izvnvunmisf Q x s' t -'Ns -. 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Sims ----- Treasurer of Publicafions lvla 3 - Chairman Commiflee lsu fe Talcesliifa lvlyrlle Whifalcer - - - Yell Leader nd effi- We appreciale +l'1e willingness a ciency of our officers in promofing lhe welfare of flue sfuclenl body. GLENN HElNlGER Student Body Presiden? C. O. BLAYNEY D. S. BURDICK GATES BURRELL J. C. CMRNES Vice-Principal Nafural Science Social Science P. E. Social Science NELUE CHRISTENSEN Library HARRY HOEGH Malhmnalics Conirnerclol Law ALICE HOIEN Enqlish CDUR Every modern building hes, during ifs consiruclion, many people whose duly if is io see Thar Jrhe building has beauly. sirenglh, end safely. All lrhese people perform lheir laslcs +o lhe ulrmosl of lheir abiliry, leliing noi even lhe mosi minule delail escape lheir skilled eyes, so fhal ihal building will be able fo wilrhsland The abuse il will receive when finished and iurned over fo ihe world. MARGARET MCCABE T Music l RUTH MiCHAEL JusT as The CarpenTers consTrucT a rvierrmlciriq modern building, The TaculTy oT The Selma High School consTruc:Ts modern characTers. Under The leadership of Chieic CarpenTers l-lowden, SWITT, and Blayney, The skilled laborers lfhe TaculTyl lay The ToundaTion OT The charaders oT pupils during The Tresh- man year. Careifully and paTienTly, leader- MMEDA NORDYKE ship, cor1Tider1ce in orieseli, and courage Nalml Science To lace The TuTure are cuT, sawed, and ELTZABETH NOYES QOCMI SCREW, EVKLENE OLSON WILLIAM OTTO ELIZABETH PARRISH i lfiiqlish l-Torfieriialciriq Ewlish P' E' fi ,AFL I. ANNA PETERSEN RUSELL RIDER PRICE ROBINSON iusincss and Commerce Agriculfure .IournaIism MaIhemaTics RAYMOND SANDERS A Foofball Business and Commerce HELEN SHAFER Enqlish DramaTiC5 LEONARD SIMS Business and Commerce IVIOIQE hammered inTo 1oIece To TiT The need oT each sTudenT. Then aT The end oT The TourTh year, The work oT The cerpenTers is done, and They Turn over To The world characTers which, we hope, have beauTy and sTrengTh in I3oTh mind and body. During The year, much To The sorrow oT everyone, Mrs. I-IammarsTen, one oT our mosT eTTicienT carpenTers in The music de- parTnnenT resigned, I3uT The posiTion was soon TiIIed by anoTher eTTicienT carpenTor, Miss McCabe. RUTH SWIFT Vice-Principal Foreign Lanquaqe G. L. THOMPSON Industrial Arts FAC U LTY I+ is 'rhe desire of ihe siudenis of Selma Union High School fo fake ihis op- porfunify 'ro exfend To you, ihe members of 'rhe iacuiiy, our sincere appreciaiion and fhanks for The pafience, kindness, and companionship you had while building our characfers. H. V. THOMPSON Tennis Foreiqn Lanquaqe HARVEY WHVSTLER JULIETTE WOLFF GEORGE WOOLWINE Music Nurse infiusirinl Aris M ELVIN MANLEY Presidenr SENICDR Wilrh fhe aid of our ever ready and willing advisors, headed by Mr. l-loegh, fhe class of '37 has reached +he Top floor of fhis building. Ray Sraley conducled us To fhe second floor where Leonard Jolley mel us and con- veyed us onward. When we reached lhe nexf floor, our guide was Claylon Jolley who in furn handed us over To Melvin Manley. Each leader has more lhan done his part The junior-senior banquef effecfively carried ou'r +he idea of Treasure Island. All fhose who affended +hor- oughly enjoyed fhemselves during 'rhe banquef and fhe dance 'rhal followed. CLASS Demon in fhe Dark , due +o fhe work of an excellenf casf and 'rhe capable direcfion of Miss Swift was received as one of +he mosf clever of haunfing mysferies. The senior play, Perfec+ Harmony . has gone even several floors higher fhan did 'rhe iunior play. Miss Swiff clirec+ed The well-selecfed casl' and fhe play received The hearfy approval of +he audience. JOHN EDWARDS Vice-presidenl' HELEN TRACY Secrefary RODGER J ENSEN Treasurer BARNES. DOROTHY All her power was a love ol goodness. BATES, MARGARET Shorl in slalureg long in friends BERG, DORA She is rich in good deeds. BEDROSIAN, RAYMOND I know on which side my bread is buffered. BOG'DANOVlCl'l, ANGIE True as lhe needle 'ro lhe pole. BOYD, EVELYN Eleqanf as simplicily, and warm as ecsfasy. BRlGl l'l'WELL, GEAL She doelh lillle lcindnesses which mosl leave undone. BROODING, GENEVI EVE VVhen she had passed, if seemed like fhe ceasing of q ' 'le s'c SX UlSl TYTUI . CASEY, WOODROW l-le is nol in lhe roll of common men. CLAASSEN, BILL Gel lhee behind me, Salam. COLBORN, WALTER He will answer all lhings failhlully. COLBORN, BETTY Arid virlue will keep her wa m. AGABABIAN, ROXlE Trulh halh a quiel loreasf. ALLEN, LORRAINE A .dauqhler of 'rhe gods, divinely lall and mosl dIVII 8ly ialf. BABA, MASAO By hoolc or by crook he'll have il done. BALDWIFXI, HUGH To be or nol lo be. S? R Ha 5 R COOK, ROBERT A quief mind is richer 'rhan a crown. CROSSLEY, DARLINE Tho' our of sight she leavelh mol lhe mind. DAVlS. HELEN And, like ariofher Helen, fir'd anolher Troy. EDWARDS, JOHN His laulls are such fha? you like him lhe beffer 'lo rhern. EMMERSEN. MILDRED A good manner is +he besl' in fhe world. l EMMERSEN, RUTH Precise in speech, buf pleasanl. ENOS, HARRY An hcnesl man is lhe noblesf work of God. ELORA, RUTH ' 'Tis good lo be merry and wise. l FRAME. JOHN This earfh ha+h borne no nobler, more likeable man. FORTUNE, EVELYN I have none buf a woman's reason EREER, EUGENE My soul forever keeps ifs poise. FREITAS, BILLY Brevify is The soul of wif. GOOLKASIAN, VIOLA A merry hearf fhal laughs af care. GILBERT, MARGARET Woman is a+ besl a conlradiclion. GRAY, MILDRED She is more Than she showefh. GRANGER. HELENE Winning is her way and pleasanf is her smile. I-IERNANDEZ, OSCAR A proper man as you shall see. EIIRAOKA, RUTH Silence is more musical fhan any sound. HOWDELI, MARGARET Ge-nlle of speech and beneficenf of mind. I-IEINIGER, GLENN I-lis secrel of success is consrancy fo purpose ING!-IAM, EDNA I-Ier eyes, her manner, all who saw admired. INOEIAM, ELSIE I-Ier smile has won her many friends. JACKSON, WILLIE Well, where does lhe fun come in? IVVATSLIBCD, JIMMY I-le advances by helping olhers 'ro advance JOI-INSEY, JUANITA The lcinq himself would follow her. JANIAN, RAYMOND 'Tis a wise man who lcnows himself. JENSEN, RODGER Many fine Things lo lhis world he'II add. JACOB, JULIET Such sweel compulsion do+h in music lie. I-IARDWICK, DONALD The greafesl medicine Tor siclc humanify is Iaughfer. I-IARLAN, BILLY A rollinq sfone gafhers no moss. HART, LAWRENCE Oh, why should life all labor be? I-IARTER, VVENDELL Lilce Iwo qenflemen rolled info one. , .4 rx-Q L. JOLLEY, CLAYTON You will desire 'ro be his besl friend. JOLLEY, LEONARD l-le made even fhe cleyeresl qui'e ashamed. JONES, FRANCES Grace combined wiih wif is hers. LANSE, GERTRUDE 'Tis more blessed fo qive lhan lo LOUGHNER, JAY WARREN He was a man, false him all in all. LARSEN, VVlLLlAlVl He conquers by qreelness ol soul. MADSEN, NORMAN l-le needs no loil buf shines by his own proper liqhl MCANTIRE, EDNA LOU When fhe qenerous promise, fhey perform. MANLEY. MELVIN Good-nalured and lrue-hearlecl is he. MASUMOTO, GEORGE l-le qave his lhouqhls no fonque. MULLIGAN, JEAN To do good rafher lhan be conspicuou MCORE, HARRY Anyihing is possible if you wanl if badly qh NIKSSARIAN, ANNIE As merry as lhe day is long. NALBANDIAN, ARMEN Quiel and friendly bul lull oi buizlnes OKUBO, MASASHI He lcnew whafs whaf. NlSl llMO'l'0, NOBLE And a smile forever hides his sciro fi U A PETERSEN, BRENTON The rnosf sublime are oflen 'rhe leasf comprehended. RASMUSSEN, BOB Oh, whal men dare do! RASMUSSEN, SAM Riqhi is invincible: lrufh is in-imorfal. REITZ, ALEX The world is my oysfer. ROACH. GENEVIEVE As frue as The rose is recl, and as sweef. SCHARTON. RUTH She holds herself above in her own independeni way. SCCTT. IVIILDRED Your fhouqhfs will linger long here. SHAPAZIAN, VERA Good humor is 'rhe healih of fhe soul. SI-IIMIZU, LILLIAN Wilh all her virn and comely ways, for her a fufure shines. SMITH, MAXINE A qood name is belfer fhan riches. SMITH, WAYNE Boar your Tale and fhereby conquer ii. SORENSEN, WILMA I-Ier presence will qladden your day. OTA, I-IARUO I-Iis Time is forever: everywhere is his place. OTOMO, ETI'IEL I will be irue ihouqh fhou arf false io me PEREZ. ROY I-'Iis hearf is irue as sieel. ' w -F 'A 1 .r .K lk xx.. 7 .Q 9' '39 T. STALEY, RAY l-le loolcs wirh humorous lwinlcle on fhis serious world. STEPHENS, LAURA A merry hear? doeih good like 'l'AKESl'llTA, MATSUYE She proves real worlh can sland alone. TANAKA, TEDDY a medicine. Whahs worrh doing is worlh doing well. TIBBS, FORREST Thinlcinq's buf an idle wasle of lhoughf. THOMPSON, EAE To lcnow her is +o love her and TRACY, HELEN She implores +he passing +ribu+e of a sigh. TYRRELL, RAY love buf her fore Sleadfasl in friendship: clear in wir. UMEDA, SUSIE Silence is +he perfecl herald of ioy. UMADE, RAY Pafience will remedy all sorrows WATKINS. ALlENE ln her 'Tis nafural fo please. WELLS, JEANETTE She moves a goddess and she lo WHITAKER, MYRTLE A friendly hear? wifh many friends. YAMAMOTO, MITSUGI Second fhoughls are ever wiser WlLSOlXl. BILLY Facls are sfubborn rhinqs. olfs a queen. Row lf B. Binkley, Mrs. Holen, E. Ber rnan, E. Anderson, L. Bailey, D. Cale B. Cadden, J. Day, F. Anderson, Mlss Sha?er. Row Il: J. Clark, H. Abe, F. Carlson S. Darnell, E. Bafes, F. Carler, B. Blshop, R. Cook, E. Coons, G. Alves. Row Ill: A Arnsr, A. Chrisrlansen, G. Colborn, F. D. Barr, R. Clark, H. Davis, E. Dewhlrsf O. Alvazian, P. Caudle, D. Bradford. A. MacDONALD The class of I938 is proving lhis year lhal 'the junior year is Jrhe busiesl of lhe four years ol high school. We held a parly in lhe gym on January 6, I937 which was enjoyed by fhose present H. NIELSEN Row I: K. Folrnar, J. Erwin, R. Landrey, E. Hansen, E. Groshonq, J. Herringron M. Harlan, T. Komofo, P. Hullon, H. Kazarlan. Row ll: J. Kachadoorlan, C. Kennedy L. Marlln, B. Gould, M. lwafsubo, T. Kawasakl, T. Furura, Mr. Burrell. Row III: Mr Burdlck, D. Jensen, J. Keller, N. Gilsfrap, R. Hoegh, J. Hayes, R. Leqqale, J. lwarnura 6. Honda, D. Groshonq. , ie l Q .. A-ig Row l' C. Nalmmanm, G. Paloulxran, L. Phlllups, O. Rocha, E. Rubrrls, C. Nielsen H. Pekrson, M. Ross, P. Mason, l. MCD-:-wall, G Paliqan, M Maxwell, E. Sahaqian. Row ll: R. Polersan, J. Robbins, Y. Sahaqian, J. Sakai, K. Ola, A. Sanada, Mr. Thornpsrzn. Row lll. H. Polroff J. Paul, C. Mcfxlexandev, F. Pelr-ry, G. Roha, T. Macias, A. MacDonald, F. Mulligan. CLASS On January 22, we presenled lo Jrhe Selma Communily our class play 'ilnlroducin' Susan which was a success lil we do say if ourselvesl. Pl-IYLUS MASON In inlerclass spoils we won over rhe senior girls in volleyball and The senior boys in baslcelball. All in all we juniors have mel wilh greal success-Look oul for us nexl year! BOB WOOLLEY Row l' H, Ymnnola, M. Uvnmla, Z. Svrivnian, M. Taylor, M. Sulhcrlin, D. Slriplin, E. Schnvidllce E. lhofnbrrry, L. Svnsnvy. Row ll: Mr. Whisiivr, W. Takelshila, S. Wclls, C Tlwnvusovi T, Ymnavnolo, G Tanaka, D. Tnlunr. C. Saylor, J. Schraclc, l.. Tyler. Row ill: l,. XNuodwav'd, B. Slall-inn, C. Uwanwolo, C. Snafflvy, L. Sorensen, J. Thonisefn, D. Slewavd, B. VVoollPy, W. Wallrfrr, R. Silva, N. Thorrfcn, J, ill -il 3 I ... ...I ig Row I: D. Brown, B. Allen, W. Davis, L. Childers, D. Browe, B. Bailey, G. Dadiga-n, E. Corlner, E. Casey, D. Edson, R. Berg, S. Brown. Row ll: Mr. Rider, P. Davis, R. Carrnack, H. Anderson, R. Dorow, D. Crull, M. Busick, E. Bafiqian, L. Anderson, Mr. Sanders. Row ill: O. J. Briqrvlwell, A. Boyd, B. Alexander, J. Enierzion, J. Davis, O. Collicofr, G. Bergman, W. Davis, J. Carlcr, G. Brown, T. Bonner, G. Boop, J. Boornazian. GEORGE BOPP SCDPHCDMGRE For flue second year George Bopp by an almosl unanimous vole was elecled presidenl for flue class of l939. Tlie class has been aclive, especially in alnlelic confesls. Our boys came close lo bearing flue seniors in inlerclass baslcel- ball and losl only in llme lasl lew seconds ol llme game. We gave bollw iuniors and seniors a big scare in inlerclass Track. JACK GILBERT Row l: Miss Pelersen, M. Jensen, P. Jensen, A. Fowler, D. Harris, V. l-lines, J. Hobler, F. Johnson, A. Goolkasian, M. Garnow, C. Gonzales. Row ll: L. Jackson, S. Heisinger, P. Hughes, M. Hagopian, J. Englisn, J. Jones, E. l-locknian, C. l-loeqn, S. Honda, C. Goldbeclc, V. Jensen. Row III: J. Gilberl, C. Hasfinqs, R. Enqlisn, B. Harf, C. Fickerl, R. Harnrnericlw, R. Hiraolca, V. Jones, R. Engrvolm, G. Enqlvolrn, C. Fickerl. D. Gillespie, Y. Fuiirnofo. f 'W Row l. Miss Swill, Y. N.ilmTAni, T Masuniolo, T, Nalcaqawa, D. Kelchurn, V. Nniarian, J. Nnhigimr, P McCT1i'-Gcl, B. Morgan, K. Kinnasliifo, H, Kakinii, Row ll: R. Peierson, A. Kacn.nloi'i.w N. Krvnofo, H. Nnlcagnwa, R, Knchadoorian, V. lv1arTin, K. Kacha' dwrinn, V, Lxnn Q. Liruls-ry, E. Lamlrsy, W. O'r, K. Palowrian, N. Por, L. KoTTcr. Row Ill: N. Nunn E. Klrolmwn, J. Mulligan, T. Misnki, M. Miyarnolo, Y. Misaki, J. Paul, E. Kauffman, O. Kimlluim, E. Onion, M, Macias, 6. Lloyd, R. Nelson, D. Laiharn. We held The lcey To The elecTion oT a queen Tor The carnival, ELSIE WINTER Tor having no candidaTe oT our own, we could aln'1osT be said To casT The deciding voTes. A large group oT promising TalenTed pupils are in The sopho- more class, and we expecT greaT Things Trom Them in boTh aTh- leTics and scholarship. CLARINE APPLEBY Row l G Hiira, N, Tnrzwr, E. Znkminn, H. Schwabenland, M. Wrighl, E. Takesian, E. Vvinfvrs, B We-l's M Tyrrell, N. Rosso, M. Yarnarnom, S, Ynnmrnom, Y. Yamaoka. Rnw ll' T. T.1ni 'olo, M' Tlionmson, D. Sparks, M. Tnlfayama, C. Woolley, V. Williams, A. Woods M, Stnrihwis, L. Pmfl, I. Shanuian, L. Suddiian, L. Svickland, J. Bnsorn, Mr Cnirvws. Row Ill. C. Dercaninn, W. Rasmussen, C. Thompson, J. Uvmrnom, E. Yano, F Tnvloi, J. Sm R. Sinwh, l-. Perfvr, W. STPQIP, G, Winslow, J. Wilson, L. WiIlil3'1WS. VV Vxfomls. --fm., .,.M,. .. . -A l.f1i-QACS ,.f ...Q K M 'e3'3..,,,.s. -. ,- N . -.. ffagiev-J... .1w:- J paw L-Q.. B+. Row I: H, Davis, J. Dvnnis. L. B+-nn:-ll K. Deif, D. Anderson, L. Cole, J. Anderson EX Craven, N. Appleby, G. Aivozian, P. Bixler, E. C. Brody. Row ll: L. Asada, . Bagdasarinn, A. Aivazian, D. Carler, V. Crass, G. Cole, R. Barnes, G. Brown, .Araki, B. Brighlwell, E. Dudley, T. Binkley. Row Ill: Mr. Ollo, J. Andrews, L. Barlon, H A. Borunda, F. Campbell, D. Dillon, R. Campbell, B. Baker, V. Crouch, M. Carlson M. Browe, M. Arnaro, T. Bixler, W. Brown. Row IV: B. Bennelf, E. Barnes, G. Aivazian, E. ll. Coombs, Mr. Robinson. R. GROSHONG IZRESI-IMAN Allhough lhe freshmen have been known as green, lhey have done well in lheir sludies. Quile a big space on 'rhe honor roll has been lalcen up by lhe lreshmen. A few ol fhe freshmen became members of lhe Scholarship sociefy. Even 'rhough lhe freshmen boys dicln'1 come ou? on lop in The inlerclass baslcelrball games, lhey played a good game. D. HOLT Row l: R. Hamillon, G. l-layashida, C. Esmelian, O. Hampnrzoomian, R. Hagopian, T. Kaiagiri, W. Kelchum, R. Greshong, H. Hansen, D. Emmersen, E. Harnrin. Row Il: F H A H h e . ullmeier, I. Eberlein, B. Jacobsen, . olm, J. Hayes, C. Enqlis, S. Fre r, D. Hasfins ,B. Herrinqlon, G. Goofuqian, M. Hernandez. Row lll: Miss Nordykn, V. Hall, B. Emerzinn, P. Jones, F. Erwin, l'l. Hnrl, M. Evans, M. Fukuda, Y. Gamow, .l. Ilo, M. Kelley, G. Eiadian, J. Jones, A. Kamrian, E. Elias, Miss Noyes. RowllV1 R. M. Jensen, J. Hullon, R. l-lammcrich, R. L. Jensen, D. Holl, W. Folnmr, W. Franllch. .ll M . ,.,.., A A Deis, R. Bohl, E. Darl, C. Dorling, C. Basmaiian, J. Alexander, R. Duncan, 34 S! , , vi ew.. : V ., , ...uf ,' - Q, 5.4. JE.. -:Is M'-ips f N - awww frrfwfs-'f - 2 'N-.7 -. A ,NA 1,-ey., . f- so . Row I: C, Power, J. Olorrio, G. Nalmyanm, T, M.1sii'wwifi, M, Naomi, C, Nwsiqmn G, Nygren, L. Knoll. Row ll, T. Renfrow, D. Rnhrrls, L. Moi-shes, I. Olniiflnq Y. Miyarriofo, M. Lowry, B. Mason, E. Piiis B Mason, P. Poli-rsmi, T. Lovelace F. Orlfv. Row Ill, L, Richardson, M. Lenl, A, Paloulzmn, E. Pnliqv, G Nolmqewa, M. Powell, K. Mark, K. Kofsubo, H. Node, S. H. Morgan, N, Kolsubc, M Kindlund, P, Keller B. Richards. Row lV: Mr. Sims, L. Poorn, D McClarly, L. Poo, D. Rasniiisshn, Z. Mndgashicm, B. Mosessinn, J. Mealy, A, Lodbwfcr, J. Lunflircri. CLASS The freshmen were honored by being The lirsl class lo have a parfy in our new gym, The parly was a qreal success. HLLLN NILLSLN We freshmen have had a lol of fun our iirsf year in hiqh school and we hope The following years of high school will be iusl 'rhaf much more Tun. BOB BENNLTT Row l: J. Vnhlslroin, R. Snlai, P, Troisi, J. Teixeira, C. Ryu , K. Uniwinolo, L. Mon? qomery. Row ll: Y. Tara, S. Yainashifs, D. Scofl, P. Vinfnnl, K. Taylor, D. Siiiilh. P. Swope, E, Walker, S. Tomoolsa. Row lll: J. Sleelf-r, T. Tam, M. Tr-mmolo, K, Salm- qurhi, G. Winfer, C. Schullz, l, Schulli, J. Rowland, E, Sfellens, N. Sons, L Silyrrim L. Smith. Row W: L, Sleele, S. Srnifiw, K. Urnerln, M. Wighl, M. Ynno, S. Snhnqinn, L. Viau, H. Slalhain, T. Txviirnolo. .Wuxi l M g'mmw'f,,:,,,2'., .- M, I 1, .. , ,L . , . , , -, .- .mu 4u.1ywx,..- MMM. WL-. ,M ,V fu, .,..,fsy. vm. .. ..fQ.4...5..-Am.m...g.,-gua...um..'1.1..vw-w. 1 nmzmuwwu .N-aumnuwnmf ,.-, 1 Ma .rf ,,,,,.,1, .1 1m:.vw x.v,-Xj..X-,1.mX.:, W-:um--Qu.u.m..n.u.uQup m-mulvamwuphmxrn-51.11 Q,1.L,m....w4-.-un f f A-.4-w...g-A Mu ww, gg..-u..: . '18, 3' -f QI' Qfiw S. 'fxsfii' x 1-15.5 TRIUMPI-:ANT BEARS Guarding The colors see The Selma Bear: Here come The Bear Cubs, crawling from The lair: Full oT pep and all Tor Tun They'll growl wiTh glee o'er vicTories won As Their courage spurs Them on To vicTory and Tame. Hail To The colors ThaT never will Tadel Hail To The heroes whose honor They've made! Wearers of The colors gay Will clare deTeaT by nighT and day As Their voices ioin wiTh ours To shouT This glad reTrain Chorus: When you hear The name oT Selma High, ShouT your praises: leT Them reach The sky: Memories you'll have ol joy-'Filled days: Happiness is yours in all your ways. Life and laughTer will possess These halls ThroughouT all The years. Our songs blend in every mem'ry- LeT us cheer! Hail To Thee. alma maTer, Selma High. Sing Thy praises: wave our banners high. Love and loyalTy we bring To you- VicTories ThaT Tell ol hearTs True-blue. Selma High, we live To honor Thee: LeT our voices ring! May we worship and revere Thee As we sing! -HELEN SHAFER, '2 I. PUBLICATICDN COMMITTEE MATSUYE TAKESHITA Chairman The Pulolicafion Building, a new judicial building erecfed only las'r year, This year housed ifs firs+ occupanfs. Headed by lvlafsuye Talceshila, a publicafion commiflee composed of Darline Crossley, John Sakai, Pauline Davis, and Donald Powell, wilh Mr. Price Robinson and Mr. Leonard Sims as advisors, look conlrol, as well as 'rhe responsibilifies, of all sfudem' publicafions of Selma High School. Al+hough +he pioneering commillee did nol accomplish very much in a rnaferial way, if erecfed sfandards fhal will malce +he work of fulure occupanfs of fhe Publica- fion Building a very necessary cog in 'rhe infricale mechanism of siudenl body ac+ivi'ry conrrol. Darline Crossley John Sakai Pauline Davis Donald Powell Mildred Josephine Douglas Helene Calherine Myrtle Gwendoly Maxwell Day Groshong Granger Hoegh Whilaker Thompson MAGNET ln accordance wi+h The Theme oT This year's annual, we presenT To you anoTher, more modernisTic, magniTicenT building, The MagneT Building. As we enTer The sTrucTure, we see in The cenTer oT The main Tloor an inTormaTion booTh. Inside The booTh is a very busy person, direcTing people To various parTs oT The building. This person is Mr. Leonard Sims. STepping inTo an auTomaTic elevaTor, we Talie ourselves To The second Tloor. This Tloor is occupied by The presidenT, Geal BrighTwell, and The TirsT and second vice- presidenTs, Josephine Day and Mildred Maxwell. NexT we come' To The spacious oTTices oT Bob Binlcley and Douglas Groshong on The Third Tloor. Doug is assisTanT To Bob, who is The Sales Manager and Business Manager oT The concern. The TourTh Tloor is humming wiTh acTiviTy. lT is The SporTs deparTmenT. Bob Vlfoolley, as Boys' SporTs EdiTor, and MyrTle WhiTal4er, as Girls' SporTs EdiTor, are busily summing up The aTh- leTic acTiviTies oT The year. We Tind here also Cajrherine Hoegh, who has The Tre- mendous Taslf oT wriTing up all The news ThaT is gaThered by The sporT3 ediTors. Bob Jean Lucia Jeaneffe John. Marqaref Darline Woolley Mulliqan Preff Wells Sakai Howden Crossley STAFF The fiflh Tloor is divided inTo six GEM ZZEFTWELL neaT oTTices. On The door oT The TirsT oTTice we Tind These words: JeaneTTe Wells, Snaps: on The second: Lucia PraTT, Calendar: on The Third: Gwen Thompson, Drama: on The TourTh: John Sakai, Jokes: on The TiTTh: T-lelene Granger, Senior EdiTor: and on Tho lasT: lvliss SwiTT, ProoTreader. The sixTh Tloor is a veriTable woodpeckefs para- dise. WiThin soundprooT rooms are MargareT l-lowden and Darline Crossley sTeadily pecking away on Their Type- wriTers. The sevenTh and lasT Tloor is The Tloor on which are gaThered TalenTed worlfers Trom The various classes To Turn ouT worl-as oT arT Tor The Tirm. The man- BOB Bl NKLEY aqer oT This cleparTnnenT is Jean Mulli' gan. Jack Gladys Frank Viola Damron Paloulzian S+ephens Goolkasian JAY W. LOUGHNER JANE H ERRI NGTON Associafe Edifor Melvin Evelyn Mr Manley Bafes Robin CLARIQN Under lhe careful guidance of Jay W. Loughner, edilor-in-chief, and lvlr. Price Robinson, advisor. +he Clarion slall lhis year marlced a new nolch in The hislory ol sludenl' publicalion in S. U. l-l. S. The idea of having a prinfed paper was loslered for many years by pre- vious edilors, buf il was no? unlil lhis year 'rhal regular issuance ol a prinled Clarion was allempled. Through 'rhe whole hearled supporl ol Selma and Del Rey adverlisers Jrhe sialic was parlly able To meer The fi- nancial demands ol a prinled paper. 4 -rfii .lohn Billy Genevieve Wararu Allene Bob Masaru Sakai Wilson Broodinq Talceshila Fowler Gould lwalsubo STAFF During The baslcelball season, baslcelball rule boolclels were sold, and a pay assembly was presenled by rhe Clarion. Orher siaff aclivilies were a parly held in The home ol Mr. Robinson in February and parficipalion in 'rhe' high school Carnival in April. Sludenls who served in l'he various loosiiions during 'rhe year were: Edilor-in-Chief - Jay W. Loughner Associafe Edilor - - Jane Herringlon Adverlising Manager ------ Alice Schmidllce, Bob Gould Typisfs ---- l-larriel Daher, Viola Goollfasian, Genevieve Brooding Boys' Sporls - - Torn Malsunaga, lvlasaru lwalsubo, Billy Wilson Exchanges- - -- Bob Gould, Wafaru Talfeshifa Fealures - ------- John Salcai Girls' Sporfs - Allene Fowler, l-larriel Daher, Gladys Paloulzian 'f'!MLi... H :MXN I fi I., .5 pl T l Row I: J. Frame, G. BriqhTwell, J. Johnsey, M. Takeshifa, G. Heiniger. Row II: G. Bopp, J. W, Loughncr, A. McDonald, Mr. Sirns, R. Groshong, B. Binlcley. STUDENT COUNCIL The TirsT problem To conTronT The council This year was The awarding oT Block Ss . The council also had considerable discussion over The poinT sysTem. We acTed as a cenTral commiTTee Tor The Spring Carnival, and laid The primary plans wiTh Mr. Sanders, This year's council worlr was noT ouTsTanding, buT many rnaTTers oT rouTine imporT- ance have been decided upon, made necessary by The change oT The old consTiTuTion. RALLY COMMITTEE ln order To improve and increase our school spiriT and renew our idea oT good sporTsmanship, in I935-36 The Rally CornmiTTee was organized under The sponsorship oT Mr. Burrell. lT has compleTed The TirsT sTory oT iTs building called School SpiriT.'l Bigger and beTTer and more TreguenT pep rallies OT various Types have been held. We consider This organizaTion one oT The mosT consTrucTive and helpTul in The school, and iT is backed in all iTs acTions by The STudenT Council. Row I: V. Hines, J. Day, M. Whilal:Pi'. Row ll: B. Gould, Mr. Burirll, J. Tmnw, ll. Ofa, J. Carlvr, R. Hovqh. w I: T, Macias, A, Sanada, J Sakai, G. Aivazinrr, J, Hayes, Y. Fuiirnolo, R. Hoaqh, E, Kaullrrimr, G. Brown . Harler, T. Binlrley. Row ll: P, Davis, C. Nielsen, M. Giirvowv, I.. Shimizu, E. McAnfire, S. Darnell, G. Roach, ..'ensen, A. Nalbandiari, H. Kakinii, E. Oiorio, M. Takesnila, E. Biniclev. Row III: H, Shafer, R. Clark, H. Davis, . Peferson, E. Hansan, J. Hvrringfon, D. Crossley, V. Hines, .I. Hopler, L, Prall, B. Cnddf-n, G. Nalmgawn, . Schwabenland, S. Yarriashifa. Row IV: S. Wells, M. Maxwell, M. Wriqhf, A. Fowler, C, Hoegh, G. Coburn, ,OIa, M. Iwafsubo, W. Talseshila, C. Goldbrck, D. Crufi, B. Morgan. 1113531 SCHOLARSHIP Chapfer 2I2 C, California Scholarship Izederafion, has averaged fiffy members this year. Henry Nielsen, Junior, has served as presidenf loofh semesfers. He and Sidney Wells represenfed our chapler af fhe fall convenfion af Clovis. The spring convenfion is fo loe held af Mariposa, May 8, and fhe Regional Conference will be af San Mafeo on April IO. RED CROSS The receipfs of our Junior Red Cross shiprnenfs af Chrisfmas filled many a hearf wifh cheer. Giffs of sfoclcings, foys, and food were senf off fo fhe Leper Colonies and Mare Island. Money was also senf fo help wifh The flood relief. We wish fo confinue doing our good deeds and malaing ofhers happy. Row It Miss Christensen, D. Scart, B. Cadderi, J. Wells, I.. McDowell, J. Hoblcr, Miss Michael, Miss Olson. Row II: G. Heiniqcr, G. Brown, W. Har'cr, D. Groshong, B. Richards. iii iii mi III Ill r Ill ll QQ Ill Row lf B. Frcilas, J. W. Loughncr, E. Boyd, F. Thonnoscn, M. Manley, G. Broodin., H. Tracy, A. Walkins. Row ll: R. Cook, B. Wilson, R. Tyrrell, 'J M. Howden, W. Harler, Miss Swili, J. Edwards. SENIOR PLAY On May 28, l937 lhe senior class presenled Perfec+ Harmony. This srory cenlers around an old man who slipulaled in his will lhal his relafives musl live logelher for six monlhs, in perlecl harmony, if lhey wished lo inheril one hundred and Tilly Thousand dollars each. THE CAST Peler Gray - ---- Roberl Coolc Marlin Flelcher - - Jay Wari'en Louqhner Mrs. Violel' Elelcher - - Evelyn Boyd Roberl Gray - - - - Melvin Manley Gladys Burlqinshaw - - - Helen Tracy Mrs. Caroline Burlcinshaw - - Aliene Wallqins Joe Hunl - - - - Ray Tyrrell Rollins - - - - Wendel Harler Slelson - - Billy Wilson Mrs. Groves Margarel' Howden Charlena - - - Eae Thompson Palricia - - - Genevieve Broodinq Henry Marshall - - - Billy Ereilas John Gray - - John Edwards Dr. Marslen - Rodger Jensen Slandinq: H. Petersen, B. Binkley, H. Davis, S. Wells, L. Martin, C. Nielsen R. Pelersen, G. Thompson, B. Gould, J. Day. Sealed: H. Nielsen S. Cadden. JUNIOR PLAY The lhree acl' comedy 'llnfroclucin' Susan was pre- senled by 'rhe iunior class on January 22, I937. The comedy, under 'rhe clireclion of Miss Helen Shaler, was a huge success. Credil should also go To The produciion slalfl, for wilhoul lheir splendid coopera- lion il would have been impossible To slaqe such a hil. THE CAST Susan Healherby - - - Barbara Cadden Diclc Healherby - Howard Davis Buddy Chalmers - Roberl Binlcley Babs Boswell - - Helen Pelersen Diana Mayfield Cleora Nielsen Violel - - - Gwen Thompson Hillinqlon Ross - - Russell Pelersen Cordelia Quackenbush - Josephine Day Cyclone - - - - Bob Gould Jim Donovan - - - Henry Nielsen Milne - - - Sidney Wells Ike - - - Lewis Marlin Row I: M. Ross, B. Bishop, P. Jensen, D. Edson, D. Harris, B. Wells, M. Maxwell, H. Tracy, A. Fowler, L. McDowell, L. Pralf, B. Morgan, Miss Noyes, E. RoberTs. Row ll: B. Mason, E. Bales, E. Boyd, Miss Olson, D. Browe, Miss Michael, M. Browe, M. Carlson, P. VincenT, L. Andersen, E. Casey, V. Marvin, P. Davis, E. Heclcman, C. Hoegh, V. l-lines, J. Hobler, W. Sorensen. Row lll: M. Bafes, M. Sulherlin, K. Kachadorian, M. Lowry, H. Campbell, D. ScoTT, B. Mason, F. Carlson, C. Goldbeck, V. Hall, D. Sfriplin, l. SchulTz, M. WrighT, P. Mason, D, Cale, GIRL RESERVES This year The Girl Reserves have SporTs as Their Theme. A conTesT was held in which Two sides inTroduced Toreign sporTs. Various parTies were enjoyed during The year. Five girls represenTed Selma aT The Girl Reserves ConTerence held in Lindsay in February. F. Thompson, M. Whilalcer. H l-Y The Hi-Y is one oT The mosT loyal and successTul groups in school acTiviTies. ln iT There is The opporTuniTy To help oThers in worlc or play. One oT The main purposes oT The l-li-Y is To have and To uphold a sTronq ChrisTian characTer. This year The l-li-Y sponsored a FaTher-Son BanqueT aT The PresbyTerian Church. Tor all TaThers and sons oT The communiTy. They also have helped wiTh evening ser- vices aT various churches. Row l: G. Nygren, J. Gilberl, C. Deranian, M. Manley, L. Jolley. Row ll: O. BriqhTwell, A. Boyd, G. Brown. D. STeward, S. Wells, H. Davis, B. Binkley, D. Groshong, R. Umade, E. Dewhirsf, A. Sanada, Mr. Burdick. Row Ill: J. Frame, G. Aivazian, A. ChrsiTiansen, R. Groshong, M. Wighl, E. KauTTman, R. PeTersen, W. l-larfer, R. Dorow, J. Loughner, L. Williams, C. Jolley. Row IV: R. l-larnmerich, L. Sorensen, M. Macias, T. Macias, J. Schrack,i V. Jones, Cv. Lloyd, G. Bopp, J. CarTer, B. BenneTT, C. Blayney. 50 I I I I .---v-uqg.aaL,,,,,,uuv- Row I: V. Pelersen, J. Cairnes, R. Tyrrell. Row ll: W. Cvsey, R. Jensen, J. Frame, R. Slalzty, B. Wilson, D. Sleward, 6. Brown, G. Lloyd, A. Sannda, N. Gilsrrap. Row Ill: J. Loughner, E. Dcwhirsl, S. Rasmussen, J. Sakai, D. I-lardwiclc, A. McDonald, G. I-leiniger A. Holm, Row IV: J. Kachadoorian, H .Davis, M. Manley, B. Woolley, J. Wilson, T. Macias, B. Claassen, L. Jollcy, F. Tibbs, G. Honda, M. Macias. BLOCK S The Bloclc S Sociely ol Ihe school has Ihe same ideals as Ihe Girls' S and They loo lend lo encourage more school spiril. Approximalely Iwenly new members were added Ihis year. An inilialion and noodle leed were held in Ihe spring and The members are planning a parly Io be held laler in Ihe year. GIRLS' S The Girls' which is Ihe girls' alhleric honor sociely of Ihe school, upholds Ihe slandard ol good sporlsmanship. The Girls Jinx Ihal Ihey sponsored Ihis year was enioyecl by many girls and lheir molhers. They are planning a banquet +o be held in 'rhe spring, lor Ihe inducrion ol new members. We hope Ihis will be as much ol a success as Ihe olher Ihings Ihe Girls' S have done Ihis year. Raw I: G. Bri hlwell, M. Howden, E. Winler, E. Parrish, D. Slriplin, M. Maxwell, M. Whilolcor. Row ll: K. Paloulzian, D. grossley, E. Ingham, R. Scharlon, E. Ingham, L. Phillips, Lance. , ,fifl AIS' -eng' Row l: C. l-loegh, M. Wrlqhl, E. Bales, B. Cadden, J. Day, V. Hines, M. Howden, G. Brooding, B. Benne?l. Row ll: Mrs. Helen, J. W. Loughner, M. Baba, B. Binkley, V. Goolkasian, Y. Nakafani, B, FreiTas, M. Takeshifa. PEACE CLUB The Foreign-American Peace Club, an organizaTion begun aT The TirsT oT This year, is rapidly progressing. The group, which meeTs on Wednesday oT each weelc, discusses world peace problems. BoTh acTive and sTuclious eTTorTs are combined in our work in hopes ThaT we may be able To do our parT in The prevenTion oT war. FIGHTING BEARS LasT year saw The organizaTion oT The FighTing Bears , a group OT TooTball players chosen Tor Their display OT courage, abiliTy, and loyalTy, and sponsored by The Selma Chamber OT Commerce. A nucleus OT Tour members remained from lasT year's group To whom were added seven members Trom This year's successTul TooTball Team. The purpose is To promoTe school loyalTy and school spiriT. Row l: C. Jolley, A. McDonald, J, Frame, M. Manley, G. l-lelmger, L. Jolley. Row ll: J, Cairnes, F. Tubbs, G. Honda, R. Jensen, D. Hardwick, N. GilsTrap. r Row l: E. Kurolxawa, W. Colburn, Z. Modgashian, V. Pclrtrsen, B Petersen, G. Honda. Row ll' Mr Rider, G. Aivazian, E. Harnrin, E. Darf, G. Tanaka, A. McDonald, R. Silva, W. Kelcl-urn, D. McClarfy, L. Poorc, E. Barnes, Row lll. B. Brighfwell, J. Jones, K. Unvarnolo, D. Rasmussen, E. Elias, L. Cole, J. Teixeira, J. Swope, D. Ernrnersen, H. Coornbes, A. Ledbeller, B. Wilson, C. Esfaelian. Row lV: E. Craven, W. Folmar, C. Darling, C. l-laslings, R. Jensen, L. Jackson, J. Urnamofo, W. Davis, G. Winslow, O. Kindlund, D. Bradford, P. Hughes, G. Bergman, B. Larsen, D. Jensen, R. Engholrn. F. F. A. Our Selma Chapfer of fhe F. F. A. has been growing sfeadily unfil now we have fiffy members. Boys falcing agriculfure are eligible for membership. Lasf year we sfarfed a loan fund and fhis year a feed fund, whereby our members can obfain addifional help foward enlarging fheir home proiecfs. OPERETTA The annual opereffa Tulip Time was presenfed December l8, I936 under fhe direcfion of Mrs. l-lammarsfen. When fwo American college sfudenfs found fhey cared more abouf fwo lips fhan fhey did abouf fulips fhey had come fo sfudy we had an opereffa fhaf was highly colorful and amusing. From The opinions expressed around school and fown fhe producfion is believed by all fo have been a grand success. Row I: C. l-loegh, J. Rowland, G. Paloulrian, l. Eberlein, B. Bishop, B. Herrirrgron, M. Bagdasarian, K, Paloufzran, E. Fortune, M. Tyrrell, N. Turner, M. Bales, P. Jensen. Row ll: R. Barnes, V. Shapazian, K. Mark, G. Winler, J. English J. Jones M. Ha o ian, E. Pali an, I. Schultz, V. Hall, P. McCor-rniclc, I. Shanoian, M. Jensen, . , Q D Q A. Slednnan, Cv. Dadigan, A. Lassley, J. Andrews, C. Schultz, Z. Serimian, V. Williams, H. Pelerson, F. Johnson. Row Ill: Mrs. Hammarslen, E. L. McAnfire, G. Goorigian, J. McDowell, J. Boornazian, B. Gould, D. Brown M. Amaro, M. Smilh, Q. Collicult, L. Philips, W. Rocha, J. Mooradian, M. Ross, L. Allen, R. Jensen, F. Jones J. Wilson, F. Thompson, C. Seeley, M. Wiohl, H. Davis. Row lV: B. Brown, D. Crossley, E. Kauffman, J. Johnsev J. Hobler, W. Harler, R. Janian, R. Tyrrell. 53 Wwfw awash' is Row I: M.-Amare, G. Goorigian, E. Kaulhnan, B. Brown, W. Casey, R. Tyrrell, R. Jensen, R. Slaley, B. Wilson, J. Boornagian, B. Gould, M. WighT, R. Janian. Row ll: D. Talurn, M. Bagdasarian, P. McCormick, R. Barnes, K. Paloulzian, M. Jensen, M. Tyrrell, H. Pefersen, P. Jensen, B. Bishop, K. Mark, I. Eberlein, I. SchulTz, N. Turner, J McDowell, N. Sons. Row lull: V. Hall, H. Davis, F. Jones, L. Allen, M. Ross, E. McAnTire, M. SmiTh, J. Hobler, J. Johnsey, O. Rocha, Z. Serimian, H. Kazarlan, M. Haqopian, I. Shanoian, G Rowland, E. Paliqan, J. Andrews, M. Harnmarslen. Row IV: F. Johnson, V. Sha-pazian, V. iWilliarns, E. Forlune, G. Paloufzian, L. Phillips, J. Jones, G. Dadigan, C. Schullz, G. Winler, B. I-lerringlon, D. Brown, J. English, M. Bales, F. Thompson, M. Whifaker. GLEECLUBS The Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs, under The direcTion oT Mrs. HammarsTen, pre! senTed in December The annual opereTTa, Tulip Time. They laTer appeared in a pep rally, inTroducing The new school song. An a cappella choir composed oT sTudenTs Trom The glee clubs was Tormed. Helen Davis and Edna Lou McAnTire accompanied The groups. BAND This year The band added many memorable Things To iTs already long lisT oT accomplishmenTs. The band played in Corcoran and CaruThers, marched in The ArmisTice Day Parade, played aT The DedicaTion OT The PosT OTTice, played The opening nighT OT The Farm and Home ExposiTion, played Tor graduaTion, and gave a concerT. Row l: H. Whisilcr, R. Clark, J. Carler, E. McAnlirc, E. Landry, O. Hernandez, B. Sfafham, R. Groshonq, D. STeward, M. Manley. Row II: R. Duncan, J. Thompson, W. Rasmussen, Lindsey, E. Craven, P. Vincenl, V. Crouch, H. Moore, L. Harl. Row lll: M. Hernandez, E. SchrnidTke, J. McDowell, R. HarnilTon, L. Williarns, E. Dowhirsf, C. Darling, C. Clark. Row IV: R. Jensen, M. Whilaker, B. Wells, R. Flora, E. Thornberry, E. RoberTs, A. Boyd, G. Lloyd, B. Woolley, D. Groshong, T. Binkley. Row V: D. Cale, D. Crulf, M. Ross, V. Jensen, S. Darnell. F. Carlson, H. Campbell, R. Tyrrell, L. Viau, T. Bohner, B. BenneTT. Row VI: R. Landry, R. Jani-an, B. Morgan, D. Carrer, M. SmiTh, L. Slephens, B. Wilson, P. Davis, B. Brighlwell. Row- VII: V. Lynn, E. Bariglan, M. Wrighl, R. Jvnscn, H. Davis, H. Hcrnandez, G. Bopp, E. BaTes, A. Fowlcf, Cv. Dadlgan. l Q' E Lvl? lo Riqhf: D. Crossley, M. Whilakcr, M. rlowricn, T. Carlson, I. Cfoshovg, M, Tnlcysliila, J. Holvlcr, V. Jr'nsf'n C. Hocgh. TREBLE CLEF The Treble Clelu became all The more popular This year. They sang ar various churches, clubs, assemblies, and ar orher schools. They also presenred numbers wilh The band ar The annual Band Concert Mrs. Hammarslen direcfecl lhe 'Treble Cloiw The Tirsr semosrer and upon her resignafion Miss McCabe look over The worlc. ORCHESTRA The orcheslra, under The supervision ol Mr. Whisller, was in a program af Ca- rulhers, played before and bolween acls al The iunior and senior plays, and also for 'rhe operella. Two of The orchesrra members represenlrecl The schools insrrumenial cleparlmenr in San Francisco af The Slale Music Teachers' Convenrion in March. Row ll C. Thompson, L. Woozlward, G. Engholni, J. Koller, B. Brvvnvfl, H. Hernandez, F. Johnson, D. Harris, Row Il: F. Anderson, F. Carlson, S. Darnell, L. Prall, E, Hvcknmn, B. Morgan, D, Browe, H. Whisller. Row Ill: L. Hari, D. Sparks, W. Srnilh, R. Flor-1, M. Gray, R. Jensvn, O. Brighlwill, D. Srnwarrl, M, Hcfvinndw. Row IV J. McDowell, R, Duncan, O. Hernandez. 'RCF' fxyh t ,QW ., , ' -. - 4 ' ws. fn ,.. - n 1 mf' 1. - sifwx L. :A mmr.mwr 1,-.f..m.mmn-. Mmwammvu. mga.-..A:-wu,1v,1.1..ww,.,,f ,L ww- ,QA.,1mm..rf. .rm-1. .-mf .Q-M' - Lmgmunmmp mm 4. 1 we X5 I: B. Gould, R. Hammerich, G. Heiniqer N. GiIs1rap J Frame F D Barr J CarTer ow ' . I' X7 O E , , . , . . , . . R II. F bbs R. SIaIeAy, D. Hardwick, M. Manley, A. Chrisfiansen, C. Jolley, A. MacDonald, R. Jensen. Row III: Mr. Cailrnes H. Davis, V. Serlmian, G. Honda, L. Jolley, D. Jensen, V. Pifls, J. Wilson, R. Jensen. Row IV: R. PeTersen G. Alves, P. Hughes, V. SmeaTon, O. Hernandez, A. Hammerich, H. Andersen. OUR FIGHTING BEARS Alolaze wITh energy and deTerminaTion, Coach Cairnes Torged The I:ighTing Bears InTo The mosT adamanT aggregaTion ThaT Selma has had Tor years, l:ighTing Bears? lndeedl No siT down sTriI4e here: Team, coach, sloecTaTors, one acTive uniT. IT doesn'T Talce a champion Team To Till The bleachers: buT iT does Talce a super-abundance oT Torce and resource somewhere along The line To puT The specTaTors inTo sTep wiTh The Team. Every game had iTs Thrill: in The Lemoore game, Jensen caughT a blocked lciclc and made a Touchdown: in The Sanger game Frame ran eighTy yards up The middle oT The Tield Tor a Touchdown: in The Reedley game There was excepTionaI open Tield playing: in The Kingsburg game our line showed iTs dependalJiIiTy. Gold Bear emblems were awarded To John Frame, Donald I-lardwic':, Glenn Hei- niger, George I-Ionda, Rodger Jensen, Leonard Jolley, CIayTon Jolley, Melvin Manley, Alex MacDonald, Verlin PiTTs, Vahan Serimian, and ForresT Tibbs. SCORES Selma I3 Lemoore 2 Selma IO Sanger 6 Selma 26 Reedley O Selma O Kingsburg I9 60 OUR BEAR CUBS Co-Champions! Selma lighlweighls and Kingsburg 'fied for dislricl honors, buf when il came lo represenling lhis league lor counly honors, Selma was oul-guessed by Kingsburg on a loss-up. Noles: l-lardesl blow lo leam came when Joy Carler losl lighlweighl raling on a one poinl margin. Ray Umade, Ed Dewhirsl, and Tony Macias, dislinguished lhem- selves by absolule dependabilily. Ed Dewhirsl never lailed lo infercepl al leasl one pass in every game. Ray Bedrosian was an excellenl cenler and on lhe second slring, Ray Janian and Tony Macias shared honors al' lullbaclc. Glenn Brown and Doug Slew- ard oul-did lhemselves in lhe Reedley game. Some unaccounlable lapse in Kingsburg game allowed Kingsburg +o lie l'he score: bur Jimmy Boornazian 'roolc one on lhe bell and blocked lhe conversion, holding lhe score a lie. Reedley ballle besl league game. Eirsl guarler of Kingsburg game choicesl' loolball. Praclice games offered 'loughesl compelilion. Al leasl nine of lhis year's lighrweighls become heavies nexl year. Coach Sanders deserves double credil for developing a loolball leam, and for developing characler and personalily. PRACTICE GAMES LEAGUE GAMES Selma O Madera O Selma 7 Reedley O Selma 7 Fresno l-ligh I3 Selma ZO Cenlral Union O Selma O Eresno Tech 7 Selma 6 Kingsburg 6 Selma 31 Sanger O Row I' H. Hansen, R. Urnade, A. Sanada, G. Aivazian, R. Janian, R. Jensen, B. Walker, E, I'-larnrin. Row ll: E. Deis, R Bedrosian, C. Nygren, J. Boornazian, D. Sreward, G. Brown, T. Binlfley, C. Deramian. Row Ill: J. Kachadoorian, E. Zamora, J. lwamura, Q. Collicoll, D. Groshong, G. Lloyd, G. Boop, G. Aivazian, A. Bqyd, E. . rady. Row lV: Mr. Sanders, R. Duncan, C. Saylor, B. Richards, E. Kurolcawa J S y T Ma s E D h st B ly H A d 5 C B . Wool 6 l e,.ner en. ,.a,. cia,,ewir, Row I:.G, Alves, W. SmiTh, J. Wilson, G. Heiniqer, M. Maczas, S. Rasmussen, T. Tanaka. Row II: J. Boorna H. Davis. Row III: Mr. Cairnes, G. Honda, J. Sakai, H. Ofa, R. Jensen. THE BEARS Baske+baII undoubTedIy Takes more sTamina and inTerdependence oT players Than any group acTiviTy on The campus. I Our players had The sTamina buT since They were all neophyTes in The aggregaTion wiTh The excepTion of I-Ieiniger, each never seemed Tully To sense The exacT posiTion oT his Team, a Thing which is TaTaI in This game oT speed and accuracy. We shall never TorgeT The uppisT TiIT oT Tanaka's head, nor The bulldog grimace oT a genial Gene, nor ThaT TighTing I-Ionda who so liked his kinks. Wilson, Sakai, OTa. I-Ieiniger, we admire Them all, buT iT Takes more Than a season To build a Team. Selma 2l Sanger 38 Selma 25 Reedley 52 Selma I9 Reedley 33 Selma I4 Lemoore 23 Selma ZI Lemoore 3 I Selma I8 Sanger 45 THE CUBS This is The Team ThaT beaT The counTy champions. We won Trom Sanger on February I2-29 To 26I BuT we Ios+ To Reedley on January I6 and The losing of ThaT game, Coach Cairnes said, was due To his laziness: The Team was apprehensive and weighTed wiTh responsibiIiTy. AT The end oT The TirsT haIT, Cairnes knew ThaT iT he had Trampled Them rough shod he could have shaken ThaT personal apprehensiveness and made Them a TighTing uniT. Coach Cairnes is a boiling man and beTween halves he has a repuTaTion oT shooTing hoT sTeam--and all Tor The good. We had a powerTuI Team! Selma 24 Sanger 26 Selma 38 Reedley 30 Selma I7 Reedley I9 Selma 33 Lemoore 25 Selma 3I Lemoore 24 Selma 29 Sanger 26 62 Row li J Boornazlan, R. Umade, T. Mamas, E. Dcwhlrsl, D. Sfcward, A. Sanada, H. Davis. Row II: J. Caifnes K. Ola, G. Aivazian, D. Groshong, B. Woolley, G. Urnanrolo. THE TEDDY BEARS The score was lied. Lemoore scored five poinls and Ihere were Iwo rninules lei? 'ro play! II was Then Ihal Selma slepped in and made six poinls Io win Ihe game. II was a fhrillerg Selma dazzled her opponenls wilh speed and an impregnable de-lense. Eddie Kurolcawa was one of Ihe besl all-lime lighlweighfs, being sleady and fast and covering lols ol lerrifory. In oflensive and scoring, Jensen was a leader: while Brown was parficularly good on Ihe defense. Hansen and l-loll were sleady and fhey were dependable for learn work. Kachadoorian, Deis, and Richards were commendable. Selma I5 Sanger I6 Selma 9 Reedley I5 Selma I7 Reedley 28 Selma 29 Lemoore I7 Selma I6 Lemoore I5 Selma 23 Sanger 27 f9Zslis5Lm'1Z'Sj B'l'Ri'fi?QfS2.' if Rfiiffnnfi' iIW?5.l ffasf3fOif5YF.5ed'l'fWE.'limi 27lSasig,UE.'I2il?fisli5 Hl 'OlI' 'U Row l: R. Jensen, E. Deis, G. Aivasian, R. Urnade, H. Ofa, J. Boornazian, Mr. Cairnes, N. Gilsfrap, B. Wilson, R. Hiraolca, D. Groshong, G. Brown, G. Bopp, R. Kachadoorian. Row Il: K. Ofa, B. Baba, T. Tanaka, A. Sanada, G. Urnaniolo, J. Carfer, D. Sfeward, B. Woolley, J. Frarne, J. Wilson, J. Thornsen, E. Dewhirsf, J. Schrack, G. Alves. Row Ill: E. Harnrin, T. Yarnamofo, V. Peferson, R. Groshonq, F. Tibbs, G. Nyqren, C. Deranian, G. Honda, O. Hernandez, M. Macias, A. ReiTz, T. Macias. Row IV: F. Barr ,H. Davis, R. Gould, J. Kachadoorian, E. Movsesian, C. Basrnaiian, J. Urnarnofo, W. Casey, H. Hansen, M. Wighf, C. Norsigian, L. Tyler, G. Tanaka, . agao. TRACK Track meefs are always loreaTh-Taking affairs wiTh lceen compeTiTion in all classes. Jensen brolce The counTy record for C discus, and Frame, a speed demon, broke records in The IOO and 220. We have individual sTars, buf The Bears also Took The Madera duel and The Selma InviTaTional Traclc meefs. TENNIS Beginning The season wiTh enThusiams, The Tennis Team succeeded in annexing boys' singles, lWayne SmiThl, and girls' doubles, lCaTherine l-loeghl, To The counfy finals. There will be good maTerial nexf year and we hope for anoTher successful season. Our new lighTs do noT help direcfly, buf They aTTracT The comrnuniTy's inTeresT To Tennis. Row I: B. Claassen, W. Smith, H. Nielsen, S. Wells, R. Hoegh, T. Binkley, B. Binklev, A. Boyd. Row ll: J. Hobler, G. Briqhfwell, M. Howden, J. Wells, C. Hoegh, P. Thompson, M. Bafes, M. Wrighf, J. Jncobs. sf? A Row I: E. Winler, P, Mason, M. WhiTaker, F. Carler, E. Bergman. Row ll: 6. Lance, K. Paloufzian, E. Hansen, M. Maxwell, H, Pelersen, V. Hall, D. Sfriplin, E. Schmiclfke, E. Ingham. Row lll: Miss Parrish, L. Phillips E. Ingham, R. Scharlon, L. Shimizu, M. Ross, A. Sledman, A. Fowler, 6. Thompson. VOLLEYBALL Do someThing To iTl MyrTle was Torever urging some Team member. And when iT came spiking, MyrTle was no second raTer. Girls, we've goT To keep her servell' RuTh was Torever admonishing The girls: and when Eva was serving, RuTh's exclamaTion became even more deTermined. Our Team played TascinaTing volleyball: and even wiThouT WhiTaker, ScharTon, and The lnghams we expecT a sTrong Team ne-xT year. BASEBALL The baseball Team deserves a rousing cheer Tor Their splendid work This season. Being piTTed againsT sTiTT compeTiTion did noT puT a damper on Their spiriTs. A Team like ours cannoT be accomplished over nighT, iT has Taken loTs oT hard work and Training. The coach, manager, and players deserve a loT oT crediT Tor giving us a winning Team. Row l: E.Win1cr, E. Ingham, R. Scharlon, M. Whifaker, E. Schmidfke, E. Bergman, H. PCM-rscn. Row Il: E. Bales M. Emmcrsen, E. Hansen, D. Sfriplin, S. Freef, P. M-:Cor vick, G. lhompson, K. Paloulzian, E. lnqharn. Row Ill A, Borunda, V. Hall, M. Lowry, A. Fowler, Miss Parrish, J. Rowland, G. Cole, S. Umeda, M. Gamow, L. Shimizu an-mm-,X-X-.X mf. 1. 1, L. .4 ,,.. .X X U- ,, - X X. -X X, ,..b ,X - --,XX,.X,.X.-MQ., W m.4..w., Xm..m..a.u.n.,n.uuuwff,mM,1m..11.ag.mu ff! -mfmmw. .L.m,.M:,,.vfn..f my. ,M L, -,.. . W . V N., ,-:-.,J, ..,.. ,H-M, .fm---1 M...U.,.,,..w1-..u.,v.w..uw .1,..N..u - fw.mw.au.n.guumm.um.umunm - AS! E CHI! 90 4-dlilf' -.- -s . :S 1 ,M ,, 4 a .ur - 1. r , '4 1, YL x wf Q.. ' A-Qing home! I i fn? fouqhl I Myrf I Are you faking my nicfurefr' ,. Wha? did you say? Gcnial ..Mammy., Undoubiedly Freshmen Lunch on Who lawn Wafchfully wai?inq Whose candy? wh 4 fm, ,M gh As I was saying- N W., Xmas free comnwiffee Horse shoes Aher a qarne PS.. 49 avi we X xv 'El-bin 45 sv Bound lor School he says Mine Whal? The Man of H13 Moun lain Hnnq on. Wlmsc- feel? Jr. and Sid My Man Comflabblvwq Wl1c'rO'S Willie? Lunch Cunfvrrfncc Susie and Lillian AGABABIAN, ROXIE ALLEN, LORRAINE Junior Play. Conlesl Play 2. Opere'r+a 4. Magnel Slaff 3. BABA, MASAO Parlier I, 2, 3. BALDWIN. HUGH Traclc 3. Opereffa 4. Glee 3, 4. Hi-Y I. BARNES, DOROTHY BATES, MARGARET Junior Red Cross I. Tennis I, 2, 3, 4. Operelfa 4. G. R. 3, 4. BEDROSIAN, RAYMOND Foolball 3, 4. Baslcefball 3. BERG. DORA Archery Club 4. Inlerclass Volleyball 2. Class Program I. BOGDANOVICH, ANGIE Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Inlerclass Aciiviiies Manag BOYD, EVELYN Junior Play. Senior Play. Honor Roll 4. Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4. BRIGHTWELL, GEAL Secrelary 2. Magne+ Edi+or 4. Tennis 2, 3, 4. Swimming 3, 4. BROODING GENEVIEVE Secrefary 3. Plays 3, 4. Clarion Sfaif 4. Girl Reserves 3, 4. CASEY. WOODROW Traclc 2, 3, 4. Fooiball 3. Operella 4. Block S 2, 3, 4. CLAASSEN, BILL Tennis 4. Foofball 3. Bloclc S 3, 4. COLBORN, BETTY COLBORN, WALTER COOK, ROBERT Traclr 4. Senior Play. 6 SENIOR ACTIVITIES CROSSLEY, DARLINE Magnei Slalli 4. C. S. F. I, 2, 3, 4. Baseball 2, 3. Operella 3, 4. DAVIS, HELEN Vice-Presidenl' C. S. F. C. S. E. I, 2, 3, 4. Opereiia 4. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. EDWARDS, JOHN Senior Play. Vice-Presideni 4. EMMERSEN, MILDRED Baseball 4. EMMERSEN, RUTH Band 2, 3, 4. ENOS, HARRY FLORA, RUTH Band 2, 3, 4. Orclweslra 4. Archery Club 4. ln+ercIass Volleyball 4. FORTUNE, EVELYN Glee 4. FRAME, JOHN 4. Sfudenl Body Vice-Presidenl' 4. Traclc I, 2, 3, 4. Foolball 2, 3, 4. Fiqliiinq Bears 3, 4. FREER. EUGENE FREITAS, BILLY Senior Play. C. S. F. 3. Honor Roll 3, 4. Debafinq I. GILBERT, MARGARET . Inlerclass Volleyball I. Inferclass Speedball 4. GOOLKASIAN, VIOLA Glee I. Journalism 4. Honor Rall 3, 4. Play Comrniflee Chairman GRANGER, HELENE Senior Maqnel Edilor. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. C. S. F. 2. Cen+raI 2. GRAY, MILDRED Band 3. Orclweslra 4. Inferclass Volleyball I, Head Uslierelle 3, 4. HARDWICK, DONALD HARLAN, BILL 2. Inierclass Swimminq I, 3. H' Y I Band I. HART, LAWRENCE Band I, 2, 3, 4. HARTER. WENDELL Red Cross Council 4. Senior Play. Operelfa 4. C. S. F. 4. HEINIGER, GLENN Sludenl Body Presidenl' 4 Fooiball 2, 3, 4. Baslcefball I, 2, 3, 4. Figlvling Bears 3, 4. HERNANDEZ, OSCAR Track 3, 4. Foofball 2, 3, 4. Swimming 3, 4. Band 2, 3, 4. HIRAOKA, RUTH Inferclass Volleyball 4. Inferclass Speedball 4. HOWDEN, MARGARET Senior Play. O H 2 3. pere a , Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Girls' S 3, 4. INGHAIVI. EDNA Volleyball 2, 3. 4. Operelfa 2. Girls' S 2, 3, 4. Baseball 2, 3. 4. INGHAM. ELSIE Volleyball 2, 3, 4. Opereffa 2, 3. Baseball 2, 3, 4. Girls' S 4. JACKSON. WILLIE Treasurer 2. Track 2, 3. Glee 4. JACOB. JULIETTE lnferclass Sporls I, 2, 3. Volleyball 3. Operelia I. 2, 3. Honor Roll 4. JANIAN. RAYMOND Foofball 4. Operelfa 2, 3, 4. Glee 2, 3, 4. JENSEN. RODGER Treasurer 4. Senior Play. Junior Play. Fiqhfing Bears 4. JOHNSEY, JUANITA Vice Presiclenl 2. Secrefary Sfudeni' Body 4 O 'fi I 2 3 4 pere a .,,. Honor Roll 3. JOLLEY, CLAYTON Class Presideni' 3. Bloclc S 2, 3, 4. Figlwling Bears 4. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. JOLLEY, LEONARD Class Presidenl 2. Block S 2. 3. 4. Fighling Bears 3. 4. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. JONES, FRANCES Operella 4. Glee 4. G. R. 2. IWATSUBO. JAMES LANCE. GERTRUDE Volleyball 4. Class Program I. 2. Girls' S 3. 4. Baseball 3. LARSEN, WILLIAM LOUGI-INER. JAY W. Presiclenf Peace Club 4. Junior Play. Senior Play. Edilor Clarion 4. MADSEN. NORMAN Inierclass Traclc I. 2. 3. 4 Honor Roll I, 2. Baslrelball 2. 3. Hi-Y I. 2. McANTIRE. EDNA LOU Operella 4. Honor Roll I. 2. 3, 4. C. S. F. 3. 4. G. R. I. 2. 3. MANLEY, MELVIN Senior Presidenl' 4. Senior Play. Junior Play. Foolball 2, 3. 4. MASUMOTO, GEORGE MOORE, HARRY MULLIGAN. JEAN Class Program I. 2. Magnel' Sfaff 4. NALBANDIAN, ARM EN lnferclass Volleyball 4. Inlerclass Speedball 4. Honor Roll 2. 3, 4. C. S. F. 2, 3, 4. NIKSSARIAN, ANNIE Inferclass Volleyball 4. Inferclass Speedball 4. Class Program I. NISHIMOTO, NOBLE Honor Roll I. OKUBO, MASASHI Honor Roll I. 2. Swimming 3. Drama 3. OTA. HARUO Rally Commiffee. Honor Roll I. 2, 3. 4. C. S. F. I. 2. 3. Baslrelball 2. 3. 4. SENIOR ACTIVITIES OTOMO. ETHEL Honor Roll I, 2. 3. 4 C. S. F. I. 2. 3. 4. Inlerclass Sporls I. 2 PER EZ. ROY Opereffa 4. Honor Roll I, 2, 3. 4 C S F 2 3 PETERSEN. BRENTON Fufure Farmer I, 2. 3 RASMUSSEN. BOB Swimming 2. Hi-Y I, 2. lnferclass Traclc 4. Tennis I. 2. 3. REITZ, ALEX Traclc 3. 4. Swimming 4. Honor Roll 3. C. S. F. 3. ROACH, GENEVIEVE Modesfo I. 2. 3. Honor Roll 4. C. S. F. 4. Glee 2. SCHARTON. RUTH Girls' S I. 2, 3. 4. Volleyball I. 2. 3. 4. Baseball I. 2. 3, 4. Class Program I. 2. SCOTT, MILDRED SHAPAZIAN, VERA Operefla I. 3, 4. Glee I. 3. 4. SHIMIZU. LILLIAN Volleyball 4. Baseball Manager . 4 Honor Roll I. 2, 3. 4. 4 C. S. F. I,2. 3. . SMITH. MAXINE Volleyball 4. Operefra 4. Glee I. 2. 4. SMITH WAYNE Tennis 2. 3. 4. Baslrefball 4. SORENSEN, WILMA Volleyball 3, 4. Operella I. 2. G. R. I. 2. 3. 4. Speedball 4. STALEY. RAY Presidenl I. Foofball I. 2. 3. 4. Baslcelball I. 2, 3. Bloclc S I. 2. 3. 4 STEPHENS. LAURA Operella 3. Glee 3. Band I. 2. 3. 4. TANAKA, TEDDY Traclc I. 2. 3. 4. Baslcefball 3. 4. Honor Roll 2. TAKESHITA. MATSUYE Chairman Publicalions Com 4 Secrelary C. S. F. 2. Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4 Treble Clel 3, 4. TIBBS. FORREST Track 2. 3. 4. Baslcelball 2. Block S 2. 3, 4. THOMPSON. FAE Senior Play. Operelfa 2, 4. Glee 2, 4. 6. R. I. 2. 3.4. TRACY, HELEN Class Secrelary 4. Class Plays 3. 4. G. R. I. 2. 3, 4. Red Cross Council. TYRRELL. RAY Sfudenf Council I. Plays 3. 4. Operelfa 4. Glee 3. UMADE. RAY Track 4. Foofball 3, 4. Baslcelball 2, 3, 4. Hi-Y 2. 3, 4. UMEDA, SUSIE Baseball 4. WATKINS. ALIENE Senior Play. Inlerclass Volleyball 3 Opereffa I. 2, 3. Girl Reserves I. 2. 3. WELLS. JEANETTE Tennis 2. 3. 4. Magnel Slaff 4. Red Cross 3. 4. Girl Reserves I, 2. 3 WILSON. BILLY Track I. 2. 3. 4. Foolball I. 2. 3. 4. Baslcelball I. 2. 3. Bloclc S I, 2. 3. 4. WHITAKER. MYRTLE Sludenl Body Yell Leader 4 Volleyball 2. 3, 4. Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. Opere'I'+a I. 2. 3, 4. YAMAMOTO, MITSUGI I. Love Is ihe Hchiesf Hwinq 2. Dkmissed 3. Arfisfic 4. de Winmah 5. NO? 6. Tennis Stars 7. LQ? me draw your pvcfure 8. Peek-a-boo 9. Nov- Eva-:Xena-a IO. Comm' Home II. Hi! 6- iw' I5 5. kk.V xv Brmmfy uv Hn- mw Coy Swiuq Hi Swluq Ln Towhvod SCH Evplnmfory Dimplvs Dcwff lnsr- her RUNN- Jug,- ..-,N Dorf? qv? 1ouqh LM Wm? bf: 0 lr-s sun Mm yum! Nw 1-mlnrwafifm rwrwfiv-ri' CALENDAR Monday, SepT. 2l, I936. Once more The ringing laughTer of childish voices and The paTTer of liTTle TeeT resounded Through The corridors of S. U. H. S. as we reTurned To our sTudies so gladly laid down Three monThs before. Wednesday, OcT. 7, Friday, OcT. 9, I936. The freshmen goT The besT spankings They'd had since They were caughT eaTing iam in beTween meals noT so many years agol Some of The girls goT Their TirsT and lasT pro- posals during Those Three never-To-be-TorgoTTen days! A sigh of relieT aT The end oT The iniTiaTion was noT all ThaT The poor Trosh heavedl Wednesday, OcT. 7. I936. The prinTed Clarions were well received. For The TirsT Time in The hisTory of S. U, H. S. They were noT given away Tree buT had To be boughT Tor a small amounT. Thursday, OCT. 22, I936. O. H. Bronson Talked on War-lT's Causes and How lT Can Be PrevenTed. He represenTed The Emergency Peace Campaign and as a resulT of his Talk, a Peace Club was formed under The direcTion of Mrs. Hoien. Friday. OcT. 23, I936. Professor Lewis Hoskins presenTed his program of Elec+ricaI Wonders which inspired all of us To sTudy lighTer Things. Thursday. OcT. 29, l93b. The CaruThers High School orchesTra and dra- maTics class presenTed a program in assembly. Wednesday, Nov. 4, I936. A MagneT assembly was held To sTarT oTT The annual sales campaign. Members of The sTaTT gave speeches or performed in some way. The Scholarship SocieTy inTroduced TiTTeen new members inTo Their group. Thursday, Nov. 5, l936. The Selma Union High School orchesTra wenT To CaruThers To reTurn Their program. Tuesday, Nov. IO. I936. An ArmisTice Day Talk was given by Colonel Charles McCarThy. He Told us abouT The Terrible Things in war and urged us To do our parT in keeping ouT of iT. Wednesday, Nov. ll, I936. School was dismissed in honor of ArmisTice Day. There was a parade, a TooTball game beTween Selma and Fresno Tech in which we won I6-6, and Tire- works To cap The climax. Thursday, Nov. l2, I936. In an assembly Jack Rank gave a Three-acT play abouT The life oi Sarah BernhardT. The play, April Showers , was of his own composiTion and he acTed all of The seven parTs himself. Friday, Nov. I3, I936. James Earl Ladd, evangelisT and veTeran of The World War, Talked on war and his reasons Tor being againsT iT. Friday, Nov. 20, I936. End of The Tirsf quarTer. The FighTing Bears gave a program in The pep rally. They presenTed Prof. Snazzledazzle, alias Mel- vin Manley, wiTh his Two mysTic aides, Johnnie Frame and Verlin PiTTs. Prof. asTounded us wiTh Two amazing TeaTsl And They were cerTainly amazing, Too. Monday, Nov. 23, Friday, Nov. 27, I936. Thanksgiving vacaTion. Friday. Dec. IS, I936. The annual opereTTa, Tulip Time , was pre- senTed To a capaciTy audience. lT was brighT and preTTy and very enTerTaining. JuaniTa Johnsey and Eugene Kauffman gave Top-noTch performances, ably supporTed by Joyce Hobler and Wendell HarTer and The chorus. Wednesday, Dec. 23, I936, Monday, Jan. 4, I937. ChrisTmas vacaTion. Tuesday, Jan. 5, I937. WalTer Bauxbaum, a concerT pianisT Tormerly of Vienna, and an insTrucTor from The WesTern Music Camp, gave a delighTTul program. Having been in America only a shorT while, he spoke wiTh a Toreign accenT, which made him doubly charming and enTer- Taining. Wednesday, Jan. 6, I937. lT acTually snowed in Selma-wonder of wonders! School leT ouT aT I:45 and we were allowed To scamper in The slush! Friday, Jan. 8, I937. Mr. AlberT Russell and his Troop of Three acTors called The Lincoln Players , presenTed a play abouT Lincoln. Mr. Russell possessed a remarkable resem- blance To Lincoln. Tuesday, Jan. I2, I937. A Chalk Talk on Mexico by Mr. KenneTh G. Manning was given in assembly. He illusTraTed his Talk by rapidly drawing arTisTic chalk picTures. Thursday, Jan. I4, I937. An assembly program was presenTed by The Girls' S , Maier ScharTon and her Troop of ama- Teurs provided much amusemenT. Friday, Jan. l5, I937. The new gym was dedicaTed by a program of speeches and enTerTainmenT provided by The school band and The German Band. CALENDAR Friday, Jan. 22, I937. The iunior play was indeed a very amusing and entertaining play. Academy awards should go to Howard Davis. Barbara Cadden, Gwendolyn Thomp- son, Bob Binkley, Robert Gould, Henry Nielson, and Josephine Day for excellent portrayal of their parts. Friday, Jan. 22, l937, Monday, Feb. I, I937. School closed because of an influenza epidemic. Of course everyone was deeply grieved! Thursday, Feb. 4, I937. James W. Williams. the comedian chemist, amazed us with many experiments using liquid air. He performed seemingly magical wonders and en- tertained us with his witticisms. Wednesday, Feb. I7, l937. The Santa Barbara State band gave an enioyable program of comedy, song, and band music. The Legion Auxiliary presented the school with an American Flag. Friday, Feb. 26, I937. The Girls' Jinx Carnival was held in the auditor- ium. Entertainment consisted of two skits, a fashion show. a Hill Billy orchestra and a tap dance. Friday, March l2, I937. Orendo, the magician, paid us a visit which we all enioyed. Although he did perform a few new tricks, most of them were aged. Some of us wish that magicians would learn more new tricks instead of all using the same old ones. Wednesday. March I7, I937. The Clarion donned a festive color in honor of St. Patrick's Day. Sunday, March 2l, Wednesday, March 24, I937. Eleven music students attended the Music Teach- ers and Students Conference held in San Francisco. Thursday. March 25, l937. School dismissed at noon for a day and a half of Easter vacation. Tuesday, March 30, I937. The Fighting Bears gave a program of motion pictures which were taken by members of that club. Some people were pleased and some were displeased to see themselves walking on the screen. Friday, April 2, l937. The halls of the Science building and the gym were transformed into gay festivity for our Spring Carnival. Many organizations entered booths and concessions, and profits were made by every one of them. Thursday. April l5, I937. A very interesting motion picture was presented in assembly on bread. It showed a reporter in Chi- cago getting a feature story on bread. It took us to several countries and through several centuries and showed the part that bread has played and is playing in world history. Saturday, April I7, I937. Journalism Day was attended at Fresno State College by many delegates from our publications. The Clarion and Magnet received high honors in the iudging of school iournalistic efforts. Wednesday, April 2I, I937. The finals of the Extemporaneous Reading Con- test were held in an assembly. Barbara Cadden was the representative from Selma: although she made every Selma High student proud of her, she did not' receive the highest honor. Friday, April 23, I937. The annual Band Concert was given to a capacity audience. Beside many entertaining pieces, there were added attractions to give variety. Thursday, April 29, l937. The Public Schools Week Exhibit was held in the Science building. Art. sewing and cooking dis- plays were particularly interesting. The community as well as the students enioyed visiting the school to view the progress of the students of Selma Union High School. Thursday. May 6, l937. The seniors went to Piedra for an early mornin breakfast. Everyone had a good time and slept ai day to make up for lost sleep. Saturday, May 22, I937. The Junior-Senior Banquet was given at the Hotel Californian and was enioyed by everyone. Catherine Hoegh, Darline Crossley, Elaine Heck- man, Avelene Borunda, Roy Perez. and Eugene Kauff- man entertained with Mexican songs and dances, the theme being Mexican. Friday, May 28, l937. The senior play Perfect Harmony was enioyed by an enthusiastic audience. Special compliments should go to Genevieve Brooding and Melvin Manley. Sunday. June 6, I937. Baccalaureate services were held in the First Baptist Church. A very impressive speech and program was given to the graduating class. BOOSTERS THE T. V. ALLEN CO. Rings - Pins - Announcemenls Los Angeles, California ANDERSON'S Sporling Goods Tennis Supplies Easl Fronl and Second Slreel Phone I2I ARNOLD'S PHARMACY Your Prescriplion Druggisl Wesl Fronl and Second Slreels Explorer: Jusl lo'show you lhe advance of civilizalion-in lhe pasl Eskimos used lo eal candles for desserl. Juanila Johnsey: l know lhe answer lo lhal. Now lhey eal elecfric Iighl bulbs. BABCOCK COVER COMPANY 4lI Easl 9lsl Slreel g Los Angeles. 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CASNER'S MARKET Meals - Eruils - Vegelables - Groceries Poullry - Fish - Oyslers Solicils Your Palronage Free Delivery - Phone 92 2OI8 Second Slreel CENTRAL CALIFORNIA ICE CO. Cold alone is nol enough Refrigeralors - lce - Wood - Coal Phone IOO CENTRAL CALIFORNIA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE W. C. Shrewsbury, Pres. Fresno. California Margarel H.: Don'l acl like a baby. Evelyn B.: l can'l help il. I was born lhal way. CHILDERS GROCERY Salisfaclory lo You Groceries - Meals - Fish - Vegelables and Grain I8I9 Nebraska Avenue - Phone 56 Selma. California CITIZENS' LUMBER COMPANY Lumber - Building Malerial - Painl and Hardware Virgil G. Schoenernan, Mgr. I799 Wesl Eronl Sl. - Phone 2I BOOSTERS Evelyn Boyd: Here, look af whaf your laundry did. Laundryman: l can'f see anyfhing wrong wifh your lace. Evelyn: LaceI Thaf was my bedspread. DEWHIRST'S W. H. Dewhirsf Dry Goods - Groceries - Meafs I933 High Sfreef Selma. California EDSON'S CONFECTIONERY Walfer and Charles Edson Homemade Candy - Founfain - Magazines Lunches Served Daily II A. lvl. --ZP. M. Walfer Edson. Prop. I927 High Sfreef Selma, California THE EVERSON PRINTERY Good Prinfing I804 Tucker Sfreef Phone 391-J Lawrence Harf lin biology classl: How long can a man live wifhouf brains? Miss Nordyke: I can'f fell. How old are you? Rodger Jensen: Whaf's fhe difference befween a Scofchman and a canoe? Ray Sfaley: A canoe fips. FACU LTY FLOOD STUDIOS Oakdale. California FORKNERS' Hardware and Furnifure I939-47 High Sfreef Phone 89 FRESHMAN CLASS GIRL RESERVES GIRLS' S HI-Y JACOBSEN'S DRY GOODS CO. Dry Goods and Clofhing 2OI2 Second Sfreef Phone 46 Gwen Thompson: I believe fhis school is haunfed. Elsie Groshong: Why? Gwen: They are always 'ralking abouf fhe school spirit JUNIOR CLASS JESS' LUNCH AND CAMP GROUND Regular Meals - Toasfed Sandwiches Ice Cold Drinlcs Highway 99 - Opposife Libby Cannery JUSTESEN'S Meafs and Groceries A Valley Insfifufion KHATCHADOURIAN SHOE STORE The Shoe Sfore on 'rhe corner of High and Firsf All Sfyles and Prices Geo. Khafchadourian Alex Reifz: ls she dumb! Why. once I fool: her ouf, and- Judge: She wenf ouf wifh you? Evi- dence sufficient My Rose, whispered Bill Claassen fenderly as he pressed her velvefy cheeks fo his. My Cacfus, said Genevieve Brooding as she fouched his face. KENYONS Jewelry and Sfafionery Glenn O. Kenyon. Jeweler 2007 Second Sf. Selma, California PARK SERVICE STATION Complefe Aufomobile Service Selma, California BOOSTERS J. C. PENNEY CO. Where Savings Are Greafesf I948 High S+. - Selma. Calif. Girls are like final exams-fhey keep a fellow up all nighf worrying abouf fhem, and ask fhe mosf foolish quesfions. Wendell Harfer: You are my inspira- fiom. Maxine Ross: Whaf do you wrife? Wendell: Jokes. J. L. ROBINSON FUNERAL HOME Phone II6-W Selma, California Amble over fo Del Rey, somefime. 'n gef acguainfed wifh us, our Fresh Meafs, Vegefables, and Oualify Groceries. I. SAKAI CO. DEL REY Phone 53 RAYMOND R. SCOTT, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Selma, California SELMA DRUG COMPANY G. Claassen Phone 50 Selma, California Guide: See fhaf house over fhere? Bob Binkley: Yes. Whaf abouf if? The man fhaf lives fhere buried seven wives! Good Gosh! Who is he? Bluebeard? No. sir. He is an under'raker. Helen Tracy: Wha+ is a general called when he rides on a sfeamship? Fae Thompson: Why, general. I guess. Helen: No. a passenger. SELMA INSURANCE AGENCY Francis Loebner ZOI7 Second Sf. - Phone 33 SELMA FLOWER SHOP Experf Workmanship Flowers for All Occasions Day Phone ZI4 - Nighf Phone 383-W Our Moffo: Service Any Time SELMA IRRIGATOR The Triangle Press Prinfers and Publishers I732 Tucker Avenue - Phone 302 O. J. Brighfwell: l'm always glad when you call on Sis. Johnnie Frame: How's fhaf? O. J.: Dad gives me more fo wafch you fhan fo wafch fhe ofhers. Rodger Jensen: He was kicked ouf of school for cheafingf' Bill Claassen: How come? Rodger: He was caughf counfing his ribs in physiology exam. SELMA STEAM LAUNDRY and Dry Cleaning Works C. Mossburg, Cify Agenf W. F. Mason, Prop. SELMA THEATER Talking Picfures af Their Besf Mrs. Helen Seifer. Prop. Wesfern Elecfric Sound Sysfem SENIOR CLASS C. O. SORENSEN 2l Years wifh New York Life 2009 Second S+. - Phone I4-W Margaref Howden: So you mef Fae Alice foday'? Geal Brighfwell: Yes, I haven'f seen her for 'ren years. Margaref: Has she kepf her girlish fig- ure? 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Norman Madsen: Why fhe quofafion marks on fhis paper? John Edwards: Courfesy fo fhe guy on my righi'. CHAS. A. WEST Insurance and Real Esfafe 2050 Second Sf. - Selma NORMAN WETHEY Dodge and Plymoufh Sales and Service Wesf Fronf and Firsf The decrepif old car drove up fo fhe San Francisco Bay Bridge. FifI'y cenfs, cried fhe 'roll collecfor. Sold, replied Johnny Frame. Yassuh. said fhe Negro philosopher. chickens am de usefullesf animals dere is. You can eaf 'em before dey am born, an' affer dey am dead. Are you sure fhaf I wiII recover? an anxious pafienf asked his docfor, Billy Freifas. I have heard fhaf physicians somefimes give wrong diagnoses and have 'rreafed pafienfs for pneumonia and fhey have died of 'Iy- phoid fever. You have been misinformed. replied Dr. Freifas. If I freaf a man for pneumonia, he dies of pneumonia. CHESTER E. SHEPARD Afforney-af-Law Masonic Bldg. - Selma. Calif. DR. G. W. E. WHITE Denfisf Medical Bldg. - Selma. Calif. 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