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

Page 16 text:

K O, BI ..,'..w, xfmfi-,'a,wa,M.1, is., , ip.iI, Th V.: Run. swan, in-f71'.-a..l'.,,..l, ua.-lv: cpmgf iuwlcn, l'rgxnuiscn Vfgirnckc, l.:u1gix.igcsg Eleanor Mudgc, lfnglialig Guns Burrell, Social Scicnccg Florence Clmrislcnecn llucl Pumper, Iinglisli, kIuux'n.ilismq Cor.: Slwrlcr, English. Voice, Piano: Flor.: Schlundt, Social Science .Xriliur Cl. Nord, Bind, Orcliuxuni. 10

Page 15 text:

Publications Committee l5.irb.1ra Achoril. lzlainc Uris, Yi ilma llxwuwn, Chuck Tyler, liloyd Yiau. It is the duty of our Trustees to see that our school has the necessities, not only for a complete education, but to keep our whole school in run- ning order. Working under ob- stacles due to the war, our Trustees, under Presi- dent Steward, have ac- complished their duties to the complete satisfaction of everyone. Trustees NVilm .i Brown, f,h.iirm.1n. The Publications Committee is for the purpose of supervising our school publications, the Magnet', and the Clarion The Committee consists of one representative from each class, chosen by the class presi- dent. They are as follows: Chuck Tyler, Elaine Otis, Floyd Viau, and Barbara Achord, who was later re- placed by Frances Huffmeier. The Chairman is Wfilma Brown, who was elected by the Student Body in last yearis elections. The Publications Committee has had several meetings throughout the year and has made wise cle- cisions on many publication matters. Nlr. Lee Steward, Presidenlg Mr, Rees llivis, Clerkg Mr. C. XY. Xdams, Mr. Chris Hammerich, Mr. VV. F. Mason.

Page 17 text:

Facult CQ. L, Thompson, Industrial Artsg George W'oolwine, Ilelen Candle, Office Secretaryg Bertha Nelson, Industrial Arts: Roy Gravatt, M.illiem.xticS, Industrial Office Secreraryg Nellie Christensen, Librariang .Xrtxs Harry Hough, Mathematics, Mary Riggle, Nurse. As former faculty members have answered their country's call to duty in the armed forces and as others have left for distant horizons, new faces have appeared to continue the task of guidance and instruction in Selma Union High School. Miss Halford left us for the NWAVESg Mr. Wgllling reported in November to Marine Officers Candidate Schoolg and Mr. Otto and Mr. Coryell went into the Navy. In place of these faculty mem- bers came Miss Thompson and Mrs. Christensen, while students from Mr. Otto's and Mr. Coryellls classes were transferred to other teachers. Mr. Force left Selma to become principal of Whishington Union High School, and Mrs. Schlundt came to fill his position. Mrs. Mudge acted as substitute teacher for Mrs. Rachford during the first semester. Miss Wfarnclie left us for Guatemala, and Miss Canan has taken over her classes. ln spite of the changes, the faculty has continued to act as a unified body under the able lead- ership of Mr. Howden as Principal and Miss Swift and Mr. Blayney as Vice-Principals. Wilma Gnrtburg, Home liconumiesg Martha Chnl 'l'.inke, Business and Ciuniniereeg Lois liryan, Busif Almeda Nurdylte, liiologyg Ruth Cf.m.m, Languages: lloffman, Art, Home llconomicsg Gwendolyn new and lfommerce: ,'Xnn.i Marie Petersen, Business and llelen Raehford. linglish: llusell Rider, :Xgrieultureg Tliuilipsuxi, Girls' Pliysieal liducationg Lewis Lnxxvivielxeg leonard Sims, liusinesw and Cmnnierce. lxlnlor Lehfeldt, Srielwc. Lawler, lioys' Physical liducali 11