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

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Row l: Elsie Pimenlel, Laverne Shirey, Kalhleen Simpson, Belly Nicholas, Ramona Slaler, Ruby Whisenhunf, Pearl Van Winkle, Belly Williams. Row 2: Evelyn Sreele, Elsie Rowland, Violel' Poe, Paulene Whitney, Sylvia Sanlilli, Berry Lou Pierce, Louise Zakarian, Gerry Taylor, George Sahagian. Row 3: Ger- ald Purvis, Gerald Weichel, Clinlon Qualls, Ollo Sleflens, Ervin Van Winkle, Maurice Swili, Curris Oualls, Henry Spale. Row 4: Clyde Woods, Eugene Riley, Kenneth Strick- land, Lowell Slewarl, Bernard Seale, Leslie Unger, Jim Page, Calvin Srnifh. Row I: Mary Campos, Laura Ba- lakian, Josephine Beniley, Wanda Carl, Pal Cowan, Jewel Gravali, June Burnell, Pauline Falcon. Row 2: Sue Emerzian, Eunice Brown, Marilyn Bishop, Margarcr Ford, Judy Blake. Jean Clap' harn, Aileen Bradley, Lucy Car- rion, Eva Barron. Row 3: Lor- rin Friesen, Roy Green, Oren Godfrey, Don George, Kendall Crain, Leo Bendoski, Jess Barr- leii, Sam Eknoian, Slanley Bur- ron, Howard Garrison. Row 4: Charles Bell, Mr. Burrell, Phil- lip Cox, Bob Berlelsen, Don Fahrney, Ray Akers, Jack Brown, Cal Dodson. Row I: Ruby Hawkins, Blanche Kasparian, Frances Huflrneier, Belly Hodqes, Frances Kefchurn, Ruby Olrnslead, Ramona Jimine7, Lupe Lopez. Row 2: Junior Jen- sen, Evelyn Karlie, Virginia Hyl- lon, Sally James, Belly James, Arihur Johnson, Gerard Kaspa- rian, Jimmie Harwell. Row 3: Elmo Keck, Charles LaVere, Alden Haslin, Manuel Luian, Glenn Overslreel, George Oils, Richard Nielson, Nick Medina, Roberl Moore, Eugene Moore. Row 4: Lyle Hanson, Mr. Thomp- son, Arvil Marlin, John Munday, Curiis Lynn, John Lulz, Clifford Madsen, Leo Mason, Laverne Madsen.

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The Sophomore Class refurned fo Selma l-li lasf Ocfober feeling much more like high school sfudenfs. No longer can fhe fifle green freshies be fagged on us. We are acfive members of fhe Sfudenf Body. We have been exfremely busy and well represenfed in school affairs fhis year. The Scholarship Sociefy is only one of fhe many acfivifies in which some of us have an acfive parf. Five Sophomores wear fhe well-known Torch. Musical abilify is nof laclcing. Beffy Buehler, who sings wifh fhe Swing Band, foolc fhe Qpereffa lead and did a superb iob. Afhlefics does nof slow us down eifher. Some of fhe fans' favorife sporfs heroes are members ol fhis class. The firsf parfy was really a class gef fogefheru held in fhe gym. We played games, gof ac- guainfed wifh fhe new members, and iusf had a grand fime. During fhe spring, when a young man's fancy usually furns fo fhoughfs of love, we had a hay-ride fhaf was really successful. Also fhis spring fhe class assembly, which was enioyed by fhe sfudenfs, was given. We wish fo fhanlc our sponsors for fheir help and friendly advice fhroughouf fhe year which has made fhis even beffer fhan we hoped if would be. Also, fhanlfs go fo our officers, yes, even fhe Treas- urers, for wifhouf fhem we could nof possibly be a unif. Unfil nexf year we say nof goodbye, buf au revoir, or fill we meef again. Jini Page, Bob Berlelsen, Belly Pierce, Gerald Taylor, Belly Buehler. Bob Berfelsen Gerald Taylor Beffy Buehler Jim Page - Beffy Pierce Presidenf Vice-Presidenf - Secrefary Boys' Treasurer Girls' Treasurer

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On OcTober TourTh, I943, one hundred green, yeT eager, Freshmen enTered The doors oT Selma l-li. ATTer spending a weelc geTTing mixed up in classes, TorgeTTing locker numbers, and causing all sorTs oT convulsions To upper-classmen, The l'mighTy Seniors, as we were TaughT To call Them, did a Tine iob oT conTusing us sTill more. Yes, iT was possible, by sTaging The TradiTional Freshman IniTiaTion. ATTer a week-end spenT scrubbing excess grease and sTuTT, including egg shampoo, oTT our Taces and ouT oT our hair, we came back To school Tull-Tledged Freshmen. lmmediaTely we seTTled down To The serious business oT elecTing our class oTlicers. There are eleven members on our execuTive commiTTee, including oTTicers as well as Jo Ann Fincher, Elinor Shaw, and Emory STolcer chosen by our oTTicers. FlarrieTT Nelson is our PublicaTions CommiTTee represenTa- Tive and Gloria PeTersen and LeRoy STarr are Red Cross represenTaTives. The Freshmen made pom-poms and sold Them aT The TooTball games This year. The class made money on This venTure, so a parTy was held in The gym To celebraTe. IT proved To be a Tine chance To Talk over everyThing ThaT had happened since The TirsT oT The year. In March we gave an assembly, based on The minsTrel show Theme ThaT really wenT over To The sTudenTs. Rex Brown, our president was The masTer oT ceremonies. The Freshmen oT I944 are noT only anxious To make a good name Tor ourselves, buT To prove To be an asseT To our school, communiTy, and counTry. PRIEST-TMEN Rax Wmkins, Jewel L.iTTIe, Bob PeTerson, Rox Brown, Mabel Harris Rex Brown - - PresidenT Bob PeTerson Vice-PresidenT Mabel Harris - - SecreTary Jewel LiTTle Girls' Treasurer Ray WaTlcins - - Boys' Treasurer , 24