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

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Arllvur C, Nord, lris'rurv'eiilal Music: Florence Clirislensen, Vocal Music' Row l: Mildred l-lorroclfs, English: Cora Sherzcr, Eriglislwg Hazel Gweiidolyri Tlworripsom, Girls' Plwysifnl Educaliovg Harry l-loeglw, Mallwe' CoopOr,EnC1lisl1. Row 2: Carl Tanke, Social Science, Commerceq Lewis rnalics, Eiiglfsl.. Coles, Boys' Plwsiral Educaliorig Gales U, Burrell, Social Science, Tl-IE Clvarles O. Blaynvy, Boys' Vice-Prircirialj Rulli Swill, Girls' Vice-Princif palg George Howden, Principal, Avis Chcsebro, Office Secrelary. Wilb lvlr. George Howden as caiolairi, assisled by his lirsl-males, Miss Rulli Swill and Mr. Charles Blayney, flue lacully sbip was launclied upon an aclive cruise lor llie year IQ43-l944. llfie usual rouline ol declc dulies, or classes, was relieved by an occasional slorm, or uprising, wliiclw lcepl Jrlwe crew busy. Clwarled arid uncliarled courses presenled Jrlwemselves in llwe form ol exlra-curricular aclivilies lo see llwal no deck liarids were idle and lo see llwal eacli member was engaged in an aclivily for wliicli lriis lrairiirig and experience qualified liim. I 2

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The STudenT Council, which can be called The llbrainsl' aT The head oT The STudenT Body, Tries To TulTill The many ideas Tha+ may come Trom The sTudenTs. They Ta l4e care OT all problems ThaT arise during The year. The Council also has charge oT The STudenT Body elecTions, which are held in The laTTer halT oT The TourTh guarTer. You can see by These examples ThaT The members oT The Council do noT have an easy iob. The Council is made up oT Those who are The STudenT Body OTTicers, ediTors oT The Clarion and The lv1agneT, business managers, class presidenTs, and Mr, l-lowden. Row 1: Alice Minch, Elaine Otis, JeanneTTe Brown, Barbara Schloen- vogT, Helen Thomsen. Row 21 Rex Brown, Howard McKenzie, Buddy Brown, Gene Hursl. Row 3: Mr. Howden, Kennefh Erwin, Alex Al- derdice, Mr. Sims, Bob BerTelsen. CDFFICETQS JEANNETTE BROWN MR- SWS The sTudenTs oT Selma Hi can poinT wiTh obvious pride To our STudenT Body OTTicers. Their giTT oT leadership plus personaliTy has helped Them do The exTra Things ThaT are neces- sary in school governmenT. CrediT goes To Them Tor The grand way in which acTiviTies have been handled This year. and The STudenT Body Talces This meThod oT expressing iTs Thanks To These Tine oTTicers. ,sq Y me-Wrmwffxv-iumrxrlx

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Row I: MarTha HoTfman, Arf, CloThingq Wilma GoTTburg, Cooking, Rus:-ll Rider, Agriculfureg Garlmnr V, C'riTTey, School Nurseg George i Home Management fxlrveda Nordyke, Biology, Row 2: Roy GravaTT, Wooiwine, lndusTriol Ars' G. Lovan? Thompson, lnuusT'ial ArTs, Mcchar- MaThemaTics, Eldor LehfeldT, Science. ical Drawing. FAC U LTY Row l: Mary Caroline l-lowland, OTfice SecreTaryq Elide P. Eames, Spanish: Nellie ChrisTensen, Librarianp Anna Marie PeTersen, Com- merce. Row 2: Lois Bryan, Commerce, Leonard Sims, Commerce. Three green searnen, new To Selma High FaculTy,l' ioined The crew-Mrs. Elido P. Eames, Mrs. Gadmar V. GriTTey, and Miss Mildred l-lorroclcs. To The oTTice sTaTT came Mrs. Avis Cheselnro and Mrs. Mary Caroline Howland. The oTTicers and crew paused a n'1omenT To pay reverence aT The passing oi one oT The group, Miss BerTha Nelson. Several shore leaves were enjoyed by The group who gaThered during The ChrisTmas holiday season in The cooking suiTe Tor a cosTume parTy. The women sailors also held several Teas in The aTTracTively decoraTed new FaculTy Womenls lounge. I 3