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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1949 volume:

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Simt this is thc tenttnniil ot tht gold rush vie hue. ehosen prospeeting md mining is the blsie theme for our nineteen fortx nine N1AGINI:T Tht days of eighteen fortx mm is seen in retrospect were full of exeitt ment 1nd glamour and opportunities for thc. for those with true insight, our dns of nine tetn fortx nine present 1s mam opportuni tits to the present generltion XX e hue en deuored to show in the pages of the VIAG XFT the golden sgl1mour xxhieh still sur rounds the wouth of Cezlifornn 1nd the golden opportunities which hue been pre sented to us in de1r old Selmt High building up of great riches. XVC believe that TABLE GF CONTENTS 'ws fofzs cafe qnf at f S P Peg - - Gaminigfwfim 7720 Le O e - . elm Rich gffzilze - - Ucfivifies ow us - - Gifs Dm, Da . - gpm 'nuggef - - Spfwps I 5? si la- 49 PRUSPECTURS 7-'zusfees 6 gfuaenf gear, Gouncil gfuaenf O66ice'z,S Rally Gommiffee Gusfoaians ! 51' 'LQ , IX r k-'x f Q . 'H' '21 -. 1 Q.d . v4 rf n y'.A 'i ' b 1 gf X ,- - . I ,.4 I- bi .1 A- -- 1 -'41--.I 11 .I - -sl :.', I.. .N if In .,l 'f'-Lk. r'-x f A ' ' U 1 N i il XX lr snleni armr Herman Winter Valor Staley Htnrv Xletller It-in Lazer: 7-'zusfees onate 7ime fo gclzool welfafze The trustees of Selma High have been very busy this yC.ll' in organiving various activities for the school. They have devoted many hours of their time over many mat- ters concerning the welfare of the school. Selma High School is very fortunate to have such outstanding men working in their behalf. Through this, the 1949 Magnet, the student body and faculty wish to extend their heartfelt thanks to these men. 9 S7 The student council's first big job was handing out claims to gold miners, at Selma Memorial lfield, while the gold rush was on during football season. All organi- zations that applied brought back gold dust to meet their needs. The council also made it possible for some of the football boys to go to the annual 20-30 Club football banquet by sponsoring a student council dance. The poor weary prospectors on the council appreciate the cooperation of the student body and the community. This is what has made the whole year worthwhile and everything pan out all right. ouncil mana es fubenf god algfaifzs rw-ww-we-s,,. lV.i:liixg. Xl a 1 y Nt-iumxvi X1 XX.ixm' l'v-ters-in. Klr lanlst. lsvn Will the meeting please come to order was a familiar phrase to Kenneth DeVaney, Student Body President, every Tuesday noon at 12:20. Kenneth has shown great leader- ship ability in all student body affairs. Being Student Bodx President Kenneth automatically us a member of the Rotary Club and has regularly represent ed the high school at its meeting 'Vlembers of the senior class will remember Kenneth as a verv outstanding student and the students of Selma Hi will remember him as a very capable president f dent god Ghlcc 'zs posts Lavs rence Mendes Student Body Vice president has carried out the duties of this office very well Lawrence has been in charge of all of our very color ful pep assemblies this vear As Vice president Lawrence has been the chairman ofthe Ral ly Committee and has led in all the activities sponsored by it Throughout his high school days Lawrence has taken a lead mg part in school dramatics Loretta Dangaran better known as Peanut to er friends has made a very capable Student Body Secretary Since she has been regular in attendance at meetings accu rate in taking notes and has such a beautiful handwriting the rec ords of this years meetings are in very good shape Lorettas cooperation good nature and level head have helped greatly in getting student body business efficnentlv trans :cred This year Viola Routh was appointed Student Body Treasur er Viola has kept a neat set of books which has proved to be a great asset to this student body Viola has had to put in a lot of extra time of her own to keep the books in order At third period every day you could see her in the commercial room bus: ly working on the books that show the financial standing of the student body and all the re lated organizations U 11 Il ll gelma aculf H420 Miss Luella Bartsch came to Selma High in I949 and is teaching typing her first year. A graduate of Fresno State and Four Cs, she also teaches night school. Her hobbies are scrapbooks, photographs. and collecting souvenirs. Her main inter- est is music. Miss Delores Bonander's home town is our rival town of Kingsburg, California. She started teaching at Selma High in the vear 1946. She attended the University of California at Santa Barbara. Miss Bonan- der's hobbies are sewing and knitting. Mr. Edward Brown who attended Fresno State, University of California, and U. S. C. came to the Selma Science Depart- ment in 1947, after four years in the U. S. Air Force. His hobby is gardening, he also likes to work with chemistry. Gates U. Burrell, a graduate of the University of California, is also a native of Selma. He started teaching in Selma in 192S. His hobbies are gem cutting, fishing, traveling and Selma High students. Miss Yolanda Ann Cavallo, a gradu- ate of the Dominican College of San Rafael and California at Berkeley, came to Selma from San Francisco, California. Miss Ca- vallo's hobbies are hiking and skiing, and she also likes to listen to classical music. Miss Nellie Christensen graduated from the University of Redlands. She is the school librarian. Miss Christensen is one of the junior Red Cross sponsors. Her favorite hobby is gardening. Before com- ing to Selma she worked in the Fresno County Library. Frank Dobbs, teaching his first year of school. attended Bakersfield High and graduated from San .lose State College. His home town is Bakersfield. Mr. Dobbs' hob- bv is his vocation of teaching Farm Me- chanics and Metal work to the Selma High boys. Miss Trudy Doerr. a graduate of Santa Barbara College came to Selma in 1947. Her special interest is teaching school. Miss lDoerr's home town is Ventura, California. ller main hobbies are skiing, swimming, dancing or anything to do with recreation, She also likes to knit. Roy firasatt, .1 graduate of Kansas State Teachers College and the Universitv of California came to Selma in 19111. lle started teaching in 19211. Mr. Gravattk home town is lfmporia, Kansas. His main hobbies are working with jewelry and inet- als. His special interest is the students of Selma High. afzie gaclzgfzounds an .... Xlrs. l.llen Hasbrouelx. J- graduate of Vfhitman College in NX'alla Walla, Wash- ington, lIXeS in Dinuba. Beeause of her de- sire to see rnany' places, she has managed to teaeh sehool from lndiana to Alaska. Her speeial interests are being with her two teen-age daughters, Harry Hoegh. a graduate of Hamline l,'nis'ersity at St. Paul. lfniv,-rsiti' of Klin- nesota. and the Unisersity of California at lierlselev. came to Selma in 1927. Xlr, Hoegh's home town is Xlantorxille. Klin- nesota. His hobbies are raising flowers and daneing. Theodore Newton Xlor.tnt1a's home town was Port Huenenie, California. 11e started teaching at Selma High in the year 1947. He attended 1'resno State Lolleg: and the lfniversity of Southern California. Mr. X1oranda's hobbies are tennis, softball, handball, and taking pictures. Hugh Hall. a graduate of South 1'.ast- ern State Lollege eame to Selma in 1946. Xlr. Ha1l's home town is Muskogee. Okla- homa. His main hobbies are doing lapidar-' world. stouting. and working with wood. Nlr. Hall's speeial interests are his two 1'1oYs. aged three and four. Xliss Ruth Charl Keav. .1 graduate of St. Olaf Lollege in Xltnnesota. with post graduate uorlx at Iowa l,'nn'ersity'. came to Selina from Logan. Iowa, Ruth has mam' hohbies. her favorites being painting. elassieal music. reading and playing golf. Nliss lnef Nelson. one of our linglish teaehtrs. came to Selma High in 1946, She taught in Nlinnesota before coming here. Xliss Nelson graduated from luther College in Iowa. Her hobbies are playing the piano and reading. Nliss Helen Hawkes, 1 graduate fpf Yfhitman College. is our Dean of girls. Nliss Hawkes' home town is Seattle, XY'ash- ington. Her hobbies are listening to music and learning how to eook. Her special in- terest is establishing a new home in Selma. Xlrs. Doris Kielan. a graduate of Pres- no State College, came to Selma High to start her first year of teaching. Mrs. Kie- lan has commuted from her home town. 1'resno. California. Her hobbies are music and knitting. Allen 'Iames Niehelini, a graduate ol St. X1ary's College, came to Selma in the vear of 1946. Coach previously taught at Vfeed High School, in Vfeed, California. CQoach's home town is St. Helena. His hob- bies are gardening and teaching his chil- dren to become athletes. 13 Ns H lJl7ies Arthur C. Nord, a graduate of the l.'nis'ersits' of Southern California, is our hand director. Mr. Nord started teaching in 1921 and came to Selma to teach in 1938. His hobby is playing the violin and his special interest is composing music and. of course, the Selma High Band. Miss Almeda Nordyke came to Selma High in 1918. This was her first high school teaching iob. She attended W'hit- tier College and the University of Califor- nia, One of Miss Nords'ke's hobbies is col- lecting ss-ild flowers. She teaches Biology and General Science. Richard livrn Ovs'en's home town is in Yuba City, California. He started teach- ing at Selma High in 1947. He teaches boys' physical education and American history. His hobbies are skiing and Swim- ming. He attended Yuba College and the College of the Pacific. Miss Anna Marie Peterson chooses as her hobby, flowers and gardening. The colleges she has attended are Colorado State Teachers College, Occidental College and the University of California. She resides at 1625 Floral Avenue, Selma, California. ,lohn Quade's home town is in Onida, South Dakota. He enjoys golfing, tennis. photographs' and has done some free lance writing. He attended the University of Nebraska and graduated from Stanford. This is Mr. Quadc's first year as vice prin- cipal. Carl Tanke, who came to Selma in 1937. had lis'ed in Spokane, Vfashington and had started teaching in Milan, XY'ash- ington. He attended liastern Washington. University of Washington, and Stanford University. His hobbies are hiking, fish- ing, golfing, and reading. Nelson W'alling's hobby is plaving the pipe organ. nia and his lligh music forma. l'le C ollege. Vernon is in Reedlev ing in 1946. He resides in Fowler, Califor- ambition is to see the Selma department the best in Cali- is a graduate of Occidental -lohn X1s'arkcntin's home town . California. He started teach- He attended Reedley College and College of the Pacific. Mr. XY'arken- tin's hobbies are basketball. football and swimming. Sports in general are his hob- lxl1'S. 1'rank XXI-luster. a graduate from Cal. l'ols, attended 1'remont lligh School in l,os Angeles, 'lihis is his first vear of teaching. His hobbs is golf. 11e shoots the game in the low nineties. Iohn XY'ood. a graduate of Stanford L'nisersitv came to Selma in the fall of I9-Hi. His first year of teaching started in I9-Hs. Mr. XY'ood's main hobbies are ice skating. gardening and reading. His home town is San Francisco. His special interest ls different personalities of people. T ll Gvmmctfee Commlttee yy as already at work plannlng new pep as semblnes yells and other ldeas to brmg more pep to the student body The Rally Commnttee put on a bon fnre rally be fore the Kmgsburg game They also had a float wnth the Football Queen m the Armlstxce Parade and conducted the coronatnon ceremony of the ueen Composed of the Yell Leaders presidents of the Block S and the G A A three faeulty adynsors and the student body vnce presndent and the lom pom gurls the eommnttee dnd a fme job throughout the year 'zomofes c oo if Selma Hugh eouldn t get along wnthout them They are alyyays busy spendmg then' tnme fntmg broken desks lnght flxtures and other artxcles that are always needmg repairs It ns thenr duty to see that classrooms are clean ed at the end of each day for the next day s work Our Custodlans deserve much pralse for they tend the eampus and keep the lawn trnm When the Custo dnans are needed they are always around to assnst you At tending to the layyn leyclmg the track and IUHIDIHIDIDI, the bleaehers at Memorial Fleld are other tasks that full the busy days of the custodxans usfodcans ee hounds an gut dm S R l X1 H gh X1 HI R N1 I N1 Gldb k N1 IL 1 , Rum I: fl, Nlthclxnl, ,ltlrlwn Y. Drnyklll. I. sfmn. 1 1.,.fy. I. menace. B. T.-wc. H mm- ..,n fe... 11 x yxl1l.n,f, .1J.,.,,,, H. n.,n.n-Q. aun. s. WH. 11, n.mm.,na. B Rt,n.,1a.. n, suusn, ,xJ.,.,,f. W I2 ll ' I9 Q L l P' ' Wfithin the first two weeks of school, the Rally Wfe owe a vote of thanks to this years Custodians, ' H f If , A m , i - 1 - . V 1 Y Y ' 7 7 r . - . V . V a 1 A ' . v . , ,, Y . ,, - . Y - . . . 7 - I . w , Y ' V Q V . . S , y - x K ' h U Y . - 1 - v' 1 I y r ' ' ' ' 4 7 . . ., , . . , ' . ' y D - ,' A., K - . A . , ' U l . x Y 7 ' A ox 1 , r. u es. , r, nl. om Z: . r. .u- tax, r. 0 ec . . r. 'ru-ln, 15 49 MOTHER LUBE I ! Q ' U I 7 ' A s . 1 U' 'L'- K xruliqf' 1, ,i . Kb u ,Q -04 -5.1 'fi 'G ...-v1 ,gf 1 X11 lu II Sumo: Sm xx x g lwmqmt xu n X mms ugm lllg IL N lu. pu u 1 Nm Ill mn N 1 v wmnyw I A ,f 5 ' P 2' If Q ,lr 4 K -A K . x 'W A W. - 1 Pals, . ' 5 ,, v. -, ,vlm-L, ,X , F - ' fr V1 ' TI1- . ' g.lYL'fOI'I1 ' C.l.1sut -H. Q :X f-l1'Nl1I11.lII facultx lncmbcr gclx initiated. . . dc., . SCI- ' l l'oIiud1'ix'c. Y Y' ' E Hu' i' fun Ki? 6' X' sc! s X ' l ur. mx nun? I ' X 5. WAI. .1 AIX! ' lin nimg Lll zlmg-I1-mlm. IS It-rn llarlmq, l':.i1.liul in-wr k....,sm,..i, xi., lw,.,f.l,f,f, imyll.. Zeller, onli' 1f,.i,.f.,, llwlshiu Reyniilds, xfmram. ,Iatk lledmuan, lion' 'I 'ruin' V U ine 'LM yields Rich Retains an - - - As each Senior walks those steps to receive his diploma, his mind can't help but recall the years that have gone before. The Class of 49 started out one September morning as typical Green Frosh. They survived the onslaught, however. The Sophomore year saw this same group re- turn ready for another great year. They displayed their talent by putting on a terrific Sophomore assembly. Anyone who wished to forget the athlet- ic prowess of the 49ers had to think again as the Sophomores placed stars in all fields and topped it off by winning the lnter-class track meet. They were hitting the top in scholarship also. Nineteen Forty Eight saw a junior class flare into action. After receiving their shiny new rings, they then proceeded to bring a touch of Ole Erin by presenting the Junior Play, Kitty Foyle. W'ith one hit to their credit they put on their second hit the assembly. The junior-Senior banquet was given in the Hotel Fresno and was enjoyed by all who were present. The forty-niners rolled up their sleeves and gave the Freshmen a proper initiation. The senior assembly hit with a bang as they featured the glory of the old West. On February 22, the Seniors loaded their to- boggans and headed for Big Stump on their annual snow party. In May a cloud of mystery hung over Selma as the Senior Play, The Leavenworth Case, was presented. The next big event was the junior-Senior banquet. Now with their diplomas in their hands, these 49ers', backed with four years of outstanding leadership in all sports, scholarship, and in all activities, leave Selma High to go on to new frontiers. H. Hough. l. Nelson, A. Nithelini, I., Baruch, R, Grunt, ilu ln-ull uilinir. 19 'Q sv E11 I 1 x Axm xsox B1 xxx -Xruuxrs CHRISO 'XRRIOI A RnHxknBxcH1l ilu BXRNIS lu lx B1 IJROSIXN R HXRD B111 Axxu B1 RNA1 ff Q'- RALHLL Blklmxl ROBLRT BIAXNIX Domi Bowl: XX ll 1 uv Bnoc hlrl Inns Bkoc M II H A Bkoxxxlxc xx11sBLkc If H Bxn 70 G afzacfefz errs Darlmg has 1 rnputatlon of bemg .1 good leader Ierrx H15 premdent of the Ireshmm glass 1nd he IS presldent of the semor eliss and H1 Y He s been on the foot ball md b1Sketb1ll team for three surs .md xms elptam of the XIYSIIN basketball team thus xelr Inrrx IS .1 member of the Bloek S He ns not onls successful m sports but he also ran for Kung of our S bool earmx 11 Q K: A V H ' 7 ' , : : .. Y V' lt ,A ,E , RA ' .V 3 1' ' , lc . .. X J , 4 e m ' 1 :- , A A Q L A 1 , Lt 1 1 1 X V, 1-:A U HT u 'vw' ,IA L ' Iv, i . K ,. . ' ,x ' V K ,- .. -r 1 1 Q KI.-, ' :mu 1.1 . ' Nl . Zu Cakuxxul Ltox mu CARLSON NHL CHu1BeRLA1x CHARIIFTT-X ClIITOX JIAN Coolmax XX ATKINS JOHN Cnfw loan Bmcumm CROSSI 1 x Loki IIA DAM ARAN claolafzslufa Peanut, whos Peanuty Whv she s Ioretta Dangaran Eversone knows her as Pmnut She s called that b cause she s so tmx Loretta ns seen carrung her sceretary s ji :uw DARLINQ. LLox D DAW soN book every Tuesday You see, Loretta ns our Student Body Secretary and meetmgs 'ure held uery Tuesday Loretta IS also presndcnt of the Y Teens and she ns an aetnve member of the G A A Her ambntxon ns to be clther a dcsngner or Ilnghsh teacher K1 NM TH D1 VAN! Y Hmmm IDOINABI DIAN X,xtx1nll1x IJRISKI HKRLJIIJ Pmxnkslx Iouxxx IXBIIA LISTIR FXNLQCHI 21 ue H: f,- .,.-, X RILH KRD G num DIXN Sumx I x GORDON IL IXXI CJOLXIIX Nlox ru Gkoc xx D1 1 oaks Hunioxu NORXIAN Hfxxsx N ELBLRT Hmuus G1 xx x A HARRIS ofzfsmans 1 Nul c,l'l.lf'l1bLI'lllI1 as well knovs lround School for has red hur Ind freeklu 'Nell 'IIS .1 smnle for uerx om All know thxt 'Nul as un frlendlx Nall his had p1rts m both umor and Semor plus HL IS a member of Block S md of H1 Y md Seholarshnp So Cnetx He has been on the Magnet Stlff for three years and thni war vxas the BLISIDLSS Vlanager ll H KI N1 H! xrumrx Tm HOL Sl R Rox Hu ION 4 u Ixoe ,. mam Ilxsrx Nl mx N '77 Toxin ,XXIII x feaaefzslup Delores Hammond known as Plekle to 111 her frlends IS wry aetne m 1ll sehool affalrs All who knovs her knovs that she has 21 wery likeable personallts Delores just owerbubbles wnth frxendlmess She has the ablllty to make anyone feel happx xx hen thex are blue Evervone r cogmzes her bs her flamlng red halr She IS President of both G A A and the Scnencc Club Delores IS also the Y Teen s song lead r Yes Pxckle ms .an acuwe senior THITX Lxxrnvoru Dum Loru Grown Nakxrfxxl jmxm TWANION B 1 XlKRIlN SXYORL 'wlxTsLsHllx I xxx RI Nu Nirxms Hs-nun' Nlc,K1,x 'XRHORI L K X1 uuxx XI un Kun R x SXII x Klxlox xn li Kouxsm X mc IXIX Kooloc P1 Tl lx Koorfu xx IJOROTHX I um Dokonn LATIN 23 J I Q- efzsona cfm, Burl Sommtrxillt xx I5 X let lrtsidtnt of the frtshman tllss Ind President of tht sop homort glass As 1 gunior he rin for tht of flee of Student Bodx Prtsidtnt Ht his gong out for m.1nx sports ineluding blslxttball football bastblll mtl QXXIITIFIIIIIL, Burl has also has been a mtmbtr of rh Blo k S and this year is one of the sxx eater xx tartrs He xxas chosen 49 Carnix il King Rox un Rxxxzixrs RILHXRIJ Rllll Bouuu RIXNUI xxciii Bois RICHXRIJS iis Rm xxxx Rixi xkll xx I 1 1 1 ' - V s ' 1 . , . , , . i . ' . ' , , . ,K . ' 1 ' , ' Q , . , ' j. Lf participated widely in all school affairs. He Q .. ,,V ' ' '. 7. 1 ns B1..' PIIIIIIPS Nil in ll- , 5 in Nl. .' Poi Xixxlxr Roxux X IOLA ROLTH C11 Rai IJ Palm Fnuu Rx ax KHORI N Sxruolxx Dlch Smucrxx RITA Sfxvu-111 Lols Seuumr 00 H4485 Montxe Grogan, our perennnal semor Clown, has mam xarled actlvltles BCSldLS her ablllts to make people laugh she has taken part IH the Baste and Taste Club the Pep Club the Operetta, jumor Plv and the Semor Plax She lS Co edltor of the Clar lon and also has her ovxn radno program ox er starxon KRDU, m Dmuba Nom vou can see vshx Vionuc has been chosen one of the out standlng semor glrls C x1111x1 Scum xx S1 Ninn S1111x11xx P 1 Sx11111 O 11111 SNYIJIR 5 BL111 Coxxxu RXII I1.x1 S0111 NSI x C1 xm Sun XI 1 I 4 1 1 g' .Y U 9 9 , ,, . 1 Y I Y . , . . . , 11, '.ZI1 . KI1..-J. '.I.I-' , A A ,. '.,1, - '.LIi v . Brxxn T,xxAka 'VB Fmu Tfxmnnx x 'WANLLL Tl IXI mx Krxx1TH Tnoxmsox Nflmu nu I Touosmx TAKMHI Tse rsu BILI Tukuox Qfzfcsfcc Qppfzeccafcon Oh yes vne all know Kenneth DeVaney He s our Student Body Presrdent Kenneth IS one of the very few who have the abllltw to speak vuell He s been verx nctnc m speech contests and has won mam honors so domg kenneth s nmbntnon ns to be a lawyer We he eertamlw ns qualxfned HL ns a member 1n good standmg of the I-I1 Y We all knovx that Kenneth has done a fmc job as Student Body Presxdent. KQV Not Pictured: Bl 'lan' Amos ALI'RlzD DAMN wi-.1,x'lx CQIRAIIAN ,ffm N1OI.lNA IJORRI sl' Sl-.Al.l Not Pictured DARLIEAN SxuTH WALTER VINCENT PAUL WISLNHLNT POLITO MARGUIS HARLEY Vo ELI s QC' ,ION QElfLL.Ls PAT WILKEY NORNIA WILLFIORD Exr L YLTTLR PHYLLIS ZLLLI R ood afazens 1 Phyllxs Zeller why sure I know her She s edltor of the Magnet As edxtor of the Magnet she belongs to the Student Councrl Phyllxs ns very talented as far as actlng goes and has had xmportant parts 1n both the junnor and Scmor play She was our football queen thus year Thrs year Selma Hugh School has had several successful exchsmge assem blles Yes you guessed rt Mistress of Cerc momes was none other than Phyllls Zeller Q. ,-ff . ' L , I ff A ' 27 Y Xk illi. s. fi This lms been .1 very good year for tlie up-.1nd- coming class of USU. In November. tlie members of the class received their class rings wliicli are worn with pride. :Xt tlie gxmes. they sold cokes and candy to increase the class funds. On -Ianuary 1-ith. the Alunior Play. Love Your Neighbor. was successfully presented under the direction of Miss livin-1 stmiiiiii in im Iiiiiiesinii. i Iwi.. Istiizv. 11.i. iii. lsiz' lf.i., kim-11.1 ini 1 Inu lJiin.i lkiminsnu. X, V. i Kirin i tr ur l im lu in Riu utn liinut ri nn Xt in Xrtt x MJ iw i r m ri imi u L em 'ws ecfe ass o 78 . p 6 6 ff u limi i- li.ism.i,i.m. Init ' Ili mt. iiiii I. X. li... - . Ili- I.i truf. ll - it-i it 1- 4.,i.ist',. llnis -iwri. limb, L. wr, n. IS:-time , 1 onli. lkmd. Bn f . lin- ' Im. , -Ins. lit- nl. ' . Ri 4- L ti-ii. l-- . . m.:m. 1.1 K, v Linhtll. Anka. lixltltr- ini. cm.. istfitls ii. I Ist Q iii. xuififi 1 RM i Inu' Il.ls .4-.ri U, it..f.,..4 I. tw lv 11 li. A Q liiiil. 1.0.1 5 ii..,wtf. bmw,-.s iso- ' L it-ue. Hi-.E..--1 Hg' IvieHi.:.i,1 Ir..-X in lui. film-. 11..i- 1 ' .ii. H.,el..s K., -a Ps.ii.ii. .. I-'.'.iii lri. - .:.:i. Iif..'lii':.,s Int- ' , X nf. km i ia ini 5 . .iisgtinw H 1.1. I sf . it . Ruth Keay. Yfith Marion Day as Chairman, the banquet committee worked hard to make the Junior-Senior Banquet perfect. It was held at the Hotel Californian, May 28. with Goodbye '49ers,' as the theme. The juniors have taken part in all school activities and are looking forward to their Senior year. 'LO LLCZ 8071114 nw' Xlr Xxnfal, Ninn Clvixienvn. Nlr Hill, Xlr. Burrell. linllnm Rum: Mr. Ixmlw. Xlr km rm U .rx I rn ex ian urrak ut mera nu Inga Nlanmn Nld in me N ada Xioulr rf p mL um lublanrx Xlnrl es Xnna Nelson Nhddlrt n Xiasnn Rubin mn uxx U Brien men X rr-a Nt vin ax Vlirk n ou ix ut xx i i v i Xk ur Rn m it Li Smirlu rm n Q i min S ar X1 in fm X ami ak ruth: We Rom 4 i ia u X! 1 Xkr S mmrr 9 H i I4 3 i l l R 1: R h- ., '- I R . N1 '. I. R -- ra. C. R . R 2: ir-g.. ..-,l'- 'k. .V . . li i Xl '. R 2: ' klvl I, ,'. ,U Q Q . , R 4: ' r N1 - .,l , .'-l .Rr I' . . I-. R Q: l'. mf. .'-Ielbn ll. Rn ! Ramlli XX :ll .imr Stmlei. lntkula. Ser .in Il- gin, l li lf - 2- 'Iful-ir. F-rudal. S Q'- Q mt. 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'lg .111-.1 X.lI' 11s 3'.1111c xx '1'- 1l.xcti. x l xx .11't1s 1'ctA1't-s11111 '111 x cru rd. .-Xll Q11 .111 1: 1. .1 l--1t11'1'1111. 141111 xx 1111.14 x11.1.1: 11.. X1 X11.141' f11 1 x1.-111 s 111. . 11- X1-1 rn fm L- 'zeaf 'zomcse fz f e 'zeslzman a Our freshman assemblx nn Aprll was eentered around .1 telcvxslon shovl We thought If was prettx good for our furst assemblx and the other students seemed to thunk so too Last but not least Came our s eond parts 1n Wax W e declded lf was to be a sxummnng party VL e had a lot of fun, for those of us vx ho couldn t sxxlm enjoxed ourselxes yust drmklng ln all rht vt ondtrful sunshnne and trxlng to get a tan XX e freshmen of 1949 are not onlx anxious to make 1 good name for ourselxts, but to prow to be an asset to our school communnts, .md countrx md nn the xears to tome xxell trx eun hardtr Htrt s to .1 war ue ll nutr forget' fm ru! 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Row 4: - ' , T k -, ' , wel. 1 ' ef. . . ,T' - Q L s h . f ' 1, xr f A ' . ' . it gl 1 S-V .A. 'ell.Sk- . lt, f, h - . , ' ' ,i rr ' , 11' V . rr 1 . 3. 1 K I A - - 1 Y ' . vs - ! I Y 4 .xml ,WH xx , 'I' tt. um fs-..11,., M . M. d , A1. . - , licttcr get morc slccp next rimc. All prepared to xmcnr the lfroslm? .Iuxt oft' thc cxmpus. Sunslmim: .md lulglmlcr. Clharactcristnc pos: by Iillcn. On the Long Beach wntcrfront. P.1r.1dc on lnitiuion Ihy. qozae uggefs Catching flies. joan? Could the junior president be posing? A queen, 3 float and a parade. Birds of n feather, flock together. Time out at G. A. A. Double-jointed Evelyn. XVhich twin has the Toni? Some boys just joined the G. A. A. My ideal. Talented juniors. 35 'LL '49 RICH STRIKE Magnet Glaiion 9.7m f Hzlf 1 Etufufze 'fafzmefzs gupefz gnoopeis K pep gclmolafzslmip Reb Guess 'fufufze Homemalzets .Z ,r -.3 K A ' ...J J-4 llll ll ARIUN Wm 0 S- '9 L .A.'Af . sw Nhlchf LL thus IS thu gold rush nt nmx x lr xx tn Xlum. 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'J-, ' ' .Y11 1 . ...,, . 1 . , U.. .11, ..1- g ,HI 1., 40 The H1 Y started the tear xuth twenu old mem tatne at the moele legxslature xx h1eh bers Induct1on seruces were held 1n NOX embcr 'mt v1h1eh t1me fourteen new members were brought 1n IH the C,1p1tol Bu1ld1ng 1n Sleramcnto rx 1 11 err :J J muff ehmn tr 1111 11 1n.1ld .m ,1r1r1 I 11 P41 x 11 Run .ml-tt 1 xlr rr1IJ.1r1g 1 met for txxo dans The elub had zz snoxx plrtw at B1g Stump the out st.1nd1ng thmg of the day be-mg a bean feed The xelrs mayor :1ct1x1tx wvas part1e1p1t1on 1n the state xude Youth 1n Government program errs Darlmg and L1onel Ser1m1an attended :1 meetmg at Stan ford where the program vt 15 outlmed Qhnstmas trees In Februarv, Llonel Ser1m1:1n vs as the Selma represen cessful Near nfefzesfm cm an efwcce cfwcfces H1 Y members helped the Y s 'Vlen s Club 1n sellmg Under the 1dx1sorsh1p of Nlr Carl Tanlee and leader sh1p of Jerrx Darlmg the club has completed 21 very suc nn ent r1 mu an e nt mum Ju arv ern 11 due 11.1mn1 nutr nu ee 11 1111 1tr e enmrr llnn er 1, 1111111 Reed len nn ou r .nuke C lm er nn 1 tr mme Jrrn 1r1n1, 11r11f on mm 1rr1n Ju me ldznu Xrranl Sf.r1rr-un Xl1111e 41 I . 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Tht If I -X has groxxn cxtrx xtlr untll If has btcomt on of the largest organllatxons In Sthool Th sh1s btcn qultc an lttxxt xtar for the boxs xx nth thtxr mtght mtttlngs on tht Ilrst Tutsdxx of tx trx month Among thtlr x IFIOUS 1tt1x1t1ts tht boxs lourntxtd to tht XXootIl.1Ixt Lxxtitotlx utlg Int: Contest xx htrt tht ttam took thlrtl and to Irtsno Stltt xx h rt thtx took txxo xttonds mtl ont thxrtl SQNLFII of tht hoxs xx tnt to SILFIIDLHIO to tht Stltt I ur md to tht Grtlt Vtsttrn snoxx In los Antgtlts 1tI I A boxs llso ltt nltd tht xls durx mtl fttld dtxs II tht Hltlklldl dt los Rtxts und ll tht Adobt In NI1dtr1 T top tht xt.1r off xxxth 1 bug cxcnt tht boxs CJIJISIDO I J , 1 ufufze afimefzs affenb 7avzs, ?ce9 axis t unttr tnnttt mt .um ni .xr mn .I fun tt mn I1 I1 tlttr urn tuxx xx Irrn t I I n nu t un trx .1 u 1 rn rxtn xt s rtt I na XI ut Roxx mn XM. Jrmn lxx nt 1 XX xxx r x mn In nuttn rxtt Rxnn thtxrm tx x tr ut 11 1 ommtrxl t rntn axu u up t s t t nrt :rn Bax nxntxt rum llvnlxt un XII' Webster Ixoha I 47 . .- . . 1 +V . I . 'F',,?,:a Wy' ' 'Iwo' 'W f' ' ' J 1 7, ktwx , I- V, kt.. , VWIMJQ 4,4 , . I ' . X .t . '02, O ' ' ' ' f, 1, 'Q -4 1 . ' . ., '14, c, , . A . ,I ,Z I, 1 , TI- -. . ,H .t . ft- -cnt,- . . I ,O , J 1 4 ' ' . A 'a. 0 X ,V 'I.P'0f, I -,, V' ' V I I 1 :cg 1.7, l I 1 .A ' In - Q7 ,fy gn lourncycd to thc SICIIC wlde finals at San I.u1s Q'v,,'f, . Vrl' A4 , f 3 40 W, IA, 77, '-.Y ,W . +4 2,1 I x, 'Q 2,4 . . l D Iltw I: XIII I-n Ihx. II -, IS- .- , H 'Ix . Ih I-rd, R. C. l ,bln pm .I-'. 5 t . it rx- I- . II. II. x, R 1: I-,Int--w. Il II, N. X XX -llx. Ihgh-mx J . Xl . III lxx. S. d- . W ll, Max ti . Il. h me f , U -rr --t. XY' ll mx. x. Y: Mal 'lla NI I Iixw jx un Ill' - . C ..Ix. 9tI.1I', TI I guth. S - ll-. IVII - . D . R d I I1 -II. R -0: IIA It X51 'IIx. St II. Unk . I-.x I . I' '. V IS h. . tl. II. I' 1-r-n.I.l1I . - I'd ,. . , th. vu rn rnun n ut ur n 1 1 I mn umm ru mu 1 x u rrn -41 tngtr Huh Nu xon o on nu R1 L nu ns N r xlrt 1 uru ,utsu :J xr at t nl .zu any, null Kun uno Benny 'Xrrzntx fmhrk.r,n.1nn Rrnald Ha rr u efz. neo efzs Have ccenfc cc nfefzesfs The alms of this club are to lnerease our knowledge of scrence, to perfeet our skulls nn scnence, to gnve seruce m our commumtx and natnon, to understand the xmportance of senenee nn our lnves, to carrv out the progrxm of Scnence Clubs of Amerlca Any boy or girl Interested ID 1111115 of scrtnct clubs mav become an aetrve member of che Super Snoopers In the club programs thex trx to have programs that wnll lnve up to the arms of the elub Some of the programs thex had thus scar are ln the senenee fnelds of botany, IO ology, atomic power and brologlc studies The speaker usuallv brlngs maternal to rllu strxte hrs toplc We hope to mterest the members of rhrs elub nn the field of scltnee The .mms of thls elub are vs rntten so as to adwanev. know ledge of science or to tram them for future vxork ln the large and open fxeld of selence of to morrow X' X x Th ltp Club U1OI'QlI1l1'lIlOI1 for lbtt ttl roottrs 5kLIlCJI'l 11 18 stlrttd b1 X011 lthl Bollrl IH XUN tlllbtr XX Inn N011 lfhl Ittt SLIXOOI Bobblt Rtx1loItIs tooI1 0 tr ls prul CL 1K Xllss IHIIXK Ix 111 tIl 1d11s Jr of our m11 Club md Ins 11orI1 tI1x1tI1 tht g1rIs LODIIHLIII 1 I p C ub 1,111 I1 111rpIJ1111.t1ll L JFUIYX 11I11CIl 1xl l L lll I1 r so II t Llrlllx 1 1111 lr IITLX sold Illmt tl s 'll1LII1ld tI1C I1sI1 I ond KN I11LIl brought lll QQOI momx L hp CIuI1l1txt xtlr 111II 1lXL 1 CII rllotlng sttlloll IDL ust 1.1rt IlICI'xS l IS 111 1xtll 11 11t xxx IICYS l111I tIlrI1 s 1 1 C11 I tl1lx 1111 TL rst t L 1 Itp C,Iub I1ls bull 1111 SUCCLSSILII 1mI turn lrt sqrtlt Ilopts of If I3LlI'lL: utn 111011 sutttxs ful ln xtlrs to Colllt X ,f ,4 I 16, , FV! ans I oofefz ecfc 111 111 11111 1 1 11 111 111 r 1111 1 S1111 1 ntl R 1 111, r l 1 v1 C 1 11 11 1r11l 1 1 1 1 1 ln 11 1r11 lrnlr 1 lr nl1 111 1 1 11 1 H1111 11 11111 lr 1111, tr 44 1 B, Y t ' ' . - f - Y. 1 - A - yu 6 1 '- I'1 . . 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IS 111111-f 1' 11.1114 1,.11..f, 1 '1.11,1 1., .11 nn our urnft rum L tn e mul nr angaran rt an nu sua n rnun rvun an at una 1 um 1 R all wt A Q umm I at Run mum an 1 trnax R n arm ann unnun :tn lr 1 t v. .urn 1 m ur .nn a I Serlmun cfwe G pfzomofes un an oo fz Thus xear our Scholarshnp Socnetv had 1 werv eventful and profltable scar under the Capable leadershxp of MISS Yolanda Cas allo Lnonel Sernmxan started the wear off xuth Peter Koopman follovung for tht second semester presxdenu sux seal bearers thus utal orgamlatnon has partlclpated ID manx Interesting ex ents dur mg the scar Thex had planned thenr mnual snovs parts to Bug Stump but thu dad not go thus sear because of heaxx snow storms Topplng the actnltlcs of the fnrst semester was the excursion to the Ice Arena ln fresno for the ICL skatlng partx The second semester was a buss one, nn cludmg the school carnnal un whneh tht Scholarshnp Socnetx has had the flre escape slide exerx xear, uhnch nn the long run I9 xerx profltable Abou all was the trlp to Bass Lake when the tame was spent nn num mmg boating lung ID the sun and just haung lots of fun Elghr members attend ed the sprung eonxtntnon nn ASIl0I113I' Nlarch x. I 1' N1 1-s, s up . k, 1. 'r' hu-. X1 1 1 ..X,Lrl,lJ.X1- an x..x Ah, 11- , ln ,4 . .x. sum., H, .xu ,In lx x. L x tl , Q o o o , . l . . V . V ' V- With a membership of thirty five and v - lv ' q if ' V ' 1, K , ' K. 19. Th r RLLI C ross h1s dom 1 11rt1t job 111 t ur roIt 1n tht 11d ot Puroptm LIWIICIYCD Tht mtmbtrs met II tht homt of XI1ss Qhns tv.nSe.n and 11111 1,1tt box S 111vI stxtral cor rtspondenu. 1Ib11ms xx crt stnt to n tdx th1I drtn of furopv. 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I 72 ' ' 46 Q' sts' XO To start out the orgamzatxons second tear the former Baste and Taste Club changed xts name to The Future Home makers Then thex elected these new Offl cers ean Steftens, presldent Darllean Smxth wee pres1dent Xou atha Bohn secre tarx Barbara Lattle Treasurer As thexr flrst project the glrls ln the club sold hot dogs at all the home football games At the Ixmgsburg Selma game thex xx orked ulth the I' I' A to keep the crowd supphcd vnth hog dogs Thelr next mun job xx 1s to run the lu ture Homemaker s booth at the earmxal lnsteld of the hos, dogs vxhleh were sold last Sear the 3.,1rls sold homemade eandx and eandxed apples All ln all the future Homemakers Club has had a xers successful second xear OWIZ gc lJ 2 name Ltfllfle 01448 Q 2,15 Row 1: liurderr. Xrnhrlw. Burle- sen. Srcricm, B, luxuc. Khsdfrt-x Rom Z: Rvmn. llrvlln, llnhursl. Cm-gan, Smuh. D. laruu. lamb. emofzs 'ze ent old S Ssem T IS xmrs Stnlor Xssumhls Xl is bls d on th thtmt of Gold Rush of 49 H1 ID old l11ll'llI1L: town Tht sunt Xl IS lI'l 1 lill' room B11 fhts xxtrt l1ll1QlI1g around 1 bunth of m111trs llld 1.011 boss 11 ho l11d just 1rr1xtd wt tht b1r 1nd sttmtd qult lnttrtsttd 1n tht tnttrtunmtnt 1nd tht q1rls An txqu1s1t1. X lLldLXlllL Show 111s prtstnttd 111 tht b1r 1 I1 rrx Iplfllllg 1nd I111r1.nu. 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A tram tuup xx us the theme for the Sophomore Asstuuublx xx hueh xx as shoxxn to tht student bodx on Nfllreh 30 Tht furst stop of tht trup xxas un San franeuseo xxhtrt xxt hturd Ronuld llangaran sung ust lor Noxx Tht next stop rexealtd Buddx Qhuld and hus all gurl orehestra plaxung Holudax for Strungs The members of thus whack backx band was Ronald Kluen Ronald Sulxerua, Donald Lx nn Pat True tht gurl that sang and plxxtd Long Ago und I ur Axx 18 xx ts un thut glutterung eutx New York 'xlr Arth ur C, Nord und luus sxxung band xx are stuckung to tht theme as thcx plax ed Atehuson, Topeka 1nd tha. Santa Pc Our umugu natuon tools us xxax dovxn south un the land of Nlemphus Ttnm ste xxhere xxt heard Iodena Trumble sungung Saturdux Nught un Tennessee xxuth Gcnexa Dedman accommnxung her luxe of tht euttst gurls sang Chatanoobl Choo Lluoo thu xx ert louella Harrus Barbara Dax Nhrulx n Stone Dorothx Ntulson and Shxron Qroxx noxer The Lone Star Stltt xx us our destunatuon and that us xxhere xxt stopped to hear Edxx ard 'xlut tue sung The Road to 'Vlandallax Along thu. 'Xlx auo Traul xx as the numbtr plaxeel bx thu. Stlmu Hugh Sxxung Band Back un Lllufornuu xx us Gtmx u Utd mln pllxung tlut puuno to Old Xlaud s Boogut Vxootgut Tht llst number on tht program xx as Nlerulxn XX hutt and ouuu loxx rx tlp daneung to Sxx Let Georguu Broxx n Hoxx ard Duengcr xxas the Master of Qtrtmonuts O OWlO'!.2S 'Z dll 5665 S0 The - urn' taxi, V ' -. VV 1 R 1 - x ' . 1 V ' ' . 5 ' H ' u 4 ' . ' i , ' V. . ' ', I V V V 1 x VV ,V . . . , . . ' J ' V 1 Vs 1 V x L ' . , . . . b. ,, . 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V,, ' ' V . x 1 K ' rf ya rf - x Tx u x . , . . t e Ineers n a I ut r ar 1 J an J The freshman elass presented thelr hrst lssemhlt on Aprll 6 Thelr assemblt was based on a teletlslon set ln the Smlth home The Smith famllt Bob Nenlsen father, Charlotte Bow man mother Don Ann Kemp daughter and hmert Broeleett son had a hard time decldmg what program thet were go mg to llsten to The father had hls fxrst Cholee of the dat as he turned the dxal to Sam Hates, plated bt Norman Helmuth Then Came the turn of mother, as she turned the dual and got some sweet and qunet musnc That ns when LaVerne Lt ster and Gene Tanke plated thexr two plano arrangements of Mala guena Our Selma Hlgh bwnng Band plated a tert popular song ealled The Sunflower Song The next program was a soap box opera called Stella Dallas, and the actors nncluded Neta Roman anlce Crat en Gene Tanke, Pete Bogohsnn, and Rob ert Bates The swing band came baek to plat Red Roses for 1 Blue Iadt 'tiart Ann Koopman plated et er so sweetlt Clalr De Lune on the pnano oan Bachle and Shlrlet Tnppnt dtd .1 tert dehghtful IGP dance to Once rn Lote Vt 1th Amt An ortglnal danee called the Coop Danee was put on bt four gurls Donna I ee Nelson Ruth Stage, Barbara Anderson and Donna Rlt Brooles The Ireshman Nonette elosed the progrlm bt smgnng the pretty ballads Iatender Blue and LTUISIUQ, Down the Rnt er Xtatne Peterson the freshman elass presldent was the Nlaster of Ceremonies S tr wmar m cu ar nn an 1 n rt n n 'aes man aenf g own gel eeva con S1 ' ' f . 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D--n Xnrt Rc p. lmcrx Pnmlfe Xl. t X lK1mprv1 . franc T.n e. laycrne ltetcr XX. me l'e-te-rwn, Xurnu Hel mth Ll I l Ll 7 I v ' '48 GOLD BUST rizfzeslwnan noneffe I few at Rmb fmajoaeffes pcm pcm qifzls Cgnsemlvle giving Bane mfg Cilef Qifzlsl 7-'zio qifzls' Qlee Banb Gonce Opezeffa geniofz play gm mm, Queens ana king gnaps Q! 1 ln Q, l f .' 5-x -. 1 Q--I I . '- 1 J - gx -r.-nf s -. 'si ., S, A --if Llaffs.-'F at - 44. . 1 Us 1 . , .-5,1 -- 'Q '4 1 ' I -. '- 1 I - 1. , ,I-,b .V A I I -, ,'x. an an ajofzeffe Hurrahl We did it. These are words all the members of the band like to hear. The band has had another big year. bringing in honors at nearly all the parades and being invited to the All Vfestern Band Review at long Beach xx here everyone had a wonderful time. The band also performed stunts between halves of the football games. The most spectacular stunt tools place at the Kingsburg game when the band formed a lighted football and the majorettes, as the strings of the football. did a lighted baton drill. The real triumph of the year came when the band won .i Superior rating at the Music lfestival in lfresno. 54 Q .. I 's W . ' . . K , 4 1 K xi l1'Xtli-- Ima su-:1 xx.-is-.i siizs..f1i..,s1- N f.: Kiwi ii'-N Xii'f1I.l-,f- xi it ii Xift lsizvzs-1-, k.i.n----.1 Ros lurid- lst-ra, lining-si iw.-,i-H,.1..,t.,.1,, I5 li xi, X Y-12' Rosa - XX-nat, llmtz. ll.s. IS 'ww Iii... iw' l'.-sm-w, I vw, K ,li XX 1 Rom ' kasniissivu Ii.i :ts. I' h-.oi-iii,i:i XX :i:.:. loin- Xuln' N11i.?n11 lswtzii' ainfain gfan in The band this year has had an average of sixty members. Vfhen dressed either in their maroon, gold or white dress uniforms or in their older orange and black uniforms worn for pep rallies. they make a striking picture, for not only do they play their instruments well. but they march with the verve and precision of a well trained march- ing corps. The regular Thursdax morning marching practice through the streets of Selma is enjos ed bs all thc townspeople and loomed forts ard to bs all the children The band is a utal part of the school, and wc arc all proud of its outstanding record which the band members ittributc to its splendid dircctor 'Vlr Arthur Nord r v. x 11 fu .1 Our majorettes started the vear by adding scx en new mayorcttcs The senior class has one representatne, the juniors hase two the sophomores hate thrce and the freshmen have four reprt scntatix es The girls made their first appearance with the band at the Pow The tw ents sixth of Noxembcr the girls mirched with the bind down the streets of Long Beach Thex had new uniforms of whitc satin and gold braid for the occasion Thcsc uniforms were displax cd to Selma on Armistice Dax Lose Somebodx was the original dance the majorettes did for the finale of the exchange assemblics lor tht Bind Concert tht girls dlncccl to lrcttx Bihx md in cffectixc flag drill w as the finale All the girls haic recux ed medals Thcsc medals wcic cirncd bi bcmg lble to do curtain twirls Nlrs Chan H nderson of Rccdlcx judgcd the girls Barbara Crosslcx and Ranella VL illiams rcccii d additionll mcd ils Thcx is crc prestnttcl to the girls at the Band Conccrt 55 L Ile n lxrighaum a t s n man Bac ar ra K rossl x Xnn Nei sen B tu nskxll R ntl 1 Williams Be er X1 mu :limp rt pi run rl n XX n I av ' ' , i . V . A qt rv, In lun 4r..wI-g, In ii wflr.. X 4 X juan imift. ,U -C ' . ima P-ter U , 1. -mf. ix . ha cj. .f .' l . e A' n . i -1 ' . N . ly A f 1 . N, 'r -ti. Mu it shew. I v V i Y V . D 1 1 ler football game. They took first place at a parade in Dinuba. V X I V - ' V ' I K ' 4 I , , , ' , J , . V , . Yi . ' W sv . 'V ' s-fvn A' , 1- 4 . 'I ' ' ff K' ' 'I . xi fl. xi,11..1m.. Iiailff uf ny. if mn.. u m m 11099611 7 fzalle Itp xngor md xltlhtx dtstrlbt thus xtlr s lom Iom gurls tompostd of stlttttd Irtshmm md umor gurls xxtrt lcd bx Butrlx Ptturson Thu xx ern stcn pcrformmg, durmg halttxmt If footblll gamts 1nd ptrformcd on tht Sldk,llDLS xx hllt tht tjlmts vsert bung plntd Thu ptr pu ldts Thu utompmmtd tht band to long Baath md ptr tormtd m thus ulrs txthlngt zsscmblx to .1 dmtt to Buttons md Boxxs XX1th tht lblt toachmg of Nir .md Nirs Nord th lom Iom gurls prox td xtrx tlplblt to tontludt 1 sutttss tu XLII' Tht tnstrnblt Ins bun unusuxllx smlll thu XL.lI'bL1l under tht tompttcnt dlrtttxon of Xlr Nord If hls bttn quntc ILIIXL Tht group hls furmshtd tht ITTUSIL for tht umor md Scmor plans and tht Opcrttta It 1118 xlso prt scnttd programs btfort sutrll of tht nut tlubs Btuust of tht sgroup s SIIL nt hls rtttxxtd mort IH dlXldUll ltttntlon thm usuxl xxhnth hls htndnttd mll oi If S mtmbtrs Furxont 1 rtcmtts thus frou s ttfort to brms, R good tllssltll Ind stmdlrd musut to tht sthool md tom mumtx nsem e wants es nc: enfa usfc ln: I..IK11Hr ltd-.-V N1:,,.vV. I 1.1 11, fr. 141-1141 sa..V111 1.1-. pu. lhlrx Itsgur r U I m. .', .' ' V . A ' J 3 .. -1 , , .. V V ' V. V 1 1 - 1 V 1 V 1 1 I 1 V V 1 1 A v 1 , . , . A ' - x 1 f ' 1' 1 x K 1 1 V 1 1 V 1 V 1 1 V V1 1 V 1 , . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' l A K Af ' - . . formed ln our pep nsscmbllcs, and wcrc seen m dlffcrcnt V . - - - -' il- V- , . . . . A 1 ' '- 'V1V 1A-1 L ky1lx- 'V V L -1 A v x I .. V ,, . ' 4 ' K 1 . 1 . , L 'V .1 - P 1 1' - V- 1 V - -V --1-- '. 'gg ig . 'S 4 ' - bl ' I4 Q , l 7n ' iwv IU kr -1' R 2.11 Ihvuqafm 1 11.+-VV.1- R.-L .xx v.,Vq xt x-1 56 Phullus own, Ymaluul nald IJanu.ar.un uu uv 1 o zevon Arthur C Nord D 1 fr e ng 9 fafzs an ssemlnl pfwgfzams Thus years Selma Hugh School Swung Band, under the dureetuon of Mr Arthur C Nord us one of the largest su ung bands un the hustory of Selma Hugh lt us not only u llrge band but also 1 good one The members have had 1 very excutung vear They played the leadung role un the exchange assemblues whuch were presented by Selma Hugh to many of the neughbor mg sehools The band has entertlumd mans of the elubs of the town Also they have partucupated un manv of the as semblues un Selma The mam functuon, of course, was to play for the school dances, both un the Cellar and un the gym As un other sears, the swung band has been one of the specual lttractuons of Selma Hugh Due credut should be guven to Mr Nord vs ho spends much tume to see that the band us a success uery vear lu: nm Icrcr on Ihngzran Bur uuu Izbela Owen on r Nord Schmudr Txnke Duenger Lo pez Salazar lxoopman Baker Ellus Bergman Nhrunel True Boyd ual, r . 5 You 1 I. l, ' ' ..uf2.'. x . , . . . . . f - - h T I A . . , I I ' ' Y. B . . V . ' . A L . . '. . - i 1. ,u - 1 L x f K . . l V I t 2 X . i . 6 . . . V . 1 ' - I Q i ' ..' . 1 ' ' ' A ' l . ' X ' . . V . 1 t x x I x - V ' 'A I i Y Y v p 1 T T ...T f T 5. 3,11 ff , ini' .,., g.....,... . ,..-. . 5 2 A ' ' 3 .,,, ., ,, r A A T: I ' . I R l: ' S . , 5, HV' , . ' . R 2: M . 57 .Jwlf NW In n In 'Q m na r .1 r .x Hun m nu n .xr nan mu N .xrx nn ur r .1 ant n oca fzou 5 Gonffzclmfe 'z aenf Tht Trtblt Clef 1 tradltlon at Salma Hugh wls tomposed of txxelxt gurls earefullx stlected for thtnr NOICLS musncxanshlp and dependabllhtx Thcx l'Ll1tlI'SLd txxnte .1 xx etk before school and dld a great deal of sung mg throughout the han oaqum Vnllex Besldes a p rnod tht Trtblt cltf sang radno concerts ox tr KRDU Dmu ba, and KNGS Hanford, and partltlpated 1n the MUSIL festxx al Actlxltles, such as feastlng on frled chlcken befort prestntmg a half hour contert for tht lrcsno Commmdtrx of Knnghts Templar are pax mtnt for the hours of prlttlce The Treble Cltf concluded the stlson xxlth 1 turlxex dmner at Mr Walling s home m Poxxltr The Boxs Clet Club has grown from a start of tught lI'l 1947 to txxtntv SIX Dressed ln slacks, xxhntt shlrts and maroon boxx tnes thtx mlde 1 mlghtx snappx ap Mothtrs Club Later thex sang at Commumtx' Club prtsentmg 21 xarled program At the annual high school Chrxstmas program the boys led a processlonal of the 120 smgtrs In tht optretta thex appeared as a dashmg chorus of coxx boxs dudes, and MCXIKJDOS In addntnon to sex eral other short tonterts tht boxs xxtrt featured at tht Sprmg Roar of the Del Rev Lnons Club rr axn xx s 1 ,r ln au xn lt XX u lr 1 ard xx xx ax x R an 58 X: - .-..A . f 3 1. v ' Y T ,4 T V. , Q . ? 3 1 li 7 ' 4 5 f ' Y 'J 2 i . 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' 1 n 60 1 . n ln ru r rn H u r neu: u,.ln .u xx n r f lnu ur wld Du un h 1 u efz lla 1111 5 Golofz, czxiefxi, vu e 09 Thus SLIFS operetta 'vleet Aruzona starrung Dale Xflutchell and Blanche Phullups xx as presented Mareh 4 and 5 un The Selml Hutgh Audutoruum Under the dureetuon of lNelson Vxallung und Nluss Helen Haxx lies the elst md rnusue dep1rtment of Selma nungs of sungung duneung eomedx .lnd fun The storx xx .ls both humorous .lnd romlntue The settung vxls the Rude Pm Hard Dude Rlneh Larrx Bensen xx IS plixed bx Dlle Mutehell lnd lettue Blur bx Bllnche Phullups Thex xxere rux lls for the r1neh and un the end full un loxe Xlore Kl'lll'l one hundred xxere un the ehorus to fur nush the baele ground for the perfornuelnee The school orcluestrx under the dureetuon of Arthur C Nord pllx ed xx uth the operetta The eostumes xxere xerx eolorful md mlnx 'Vlexueln dlnees ldded eolor to the perform lnee There xx ere sex er ll unusull dlnees un thus xelrs operettl There xx IS 1 Clllplnuels dlnee done bx SLXLFJI Splnush gurls md elrull done bx ten gurls ellled the Green Nlountluuleers Solo dlnees xxere bx Bettx llruslxull md Delores FOI Tumblung lets xxere done lux Duelx Slhlguln Lle Llrdxx ell lnd Bobble Rexnolds The settung xx us mlde bx lrlneus Nlelloxxell l1L.lL'l prompter xx I9 I IUFI Ruehlrt held usherette xx 18 en Sorensen e nlure retra 5 4 r uumuf flung. me C T xl. ull ms uluuee. u-de Tu fu W. xlfu ew . ulueuu f' ueeulf. uf ell lm mu. Jem sl muse xu fu 'rnxeufu '-x.uu'x1 X1 tue. Hu r anger. BI e e Phullups. IP lu X1u ehell. Iueullc Muller, 1 - , ., - us - E - - u ' T T , V . . . E L .Y . . l ,I Q High worked very hard to present these enjoyable eve- V V .1 x , ' i U V V -Q ' Y- V - 3 1 ' ' K' sl, H . ML , K 1 ', ' A ,L ' . -4 ' -' ' - - 'u .1 . 3 -u '.'-lu: K Th- u mpc - e.uxu. , lr. . . V. ,-..,. 7 61 pu- l 4. I 1040 , fx '4-, Peter lxuopnun. llill Marlin. ' mmm mmmfma, lu-renee xitnac.. Inu Wilkev, lf, r . I Sluln: Phvllis Zeller. lilcen Anderson. kwin- bb W. xml Chamlverlain, Hill Mmm., cg.-Ula :fmt 4. fa Siuin: llelorex llamm-ind, l'at Willie-v. ,lean Self 1 Kxiliisn: Kenneth llekfinrcy, Ptier Koupman, .ly lawrence Mendes. Nur Piuuun: Montic Grogan, Luis Schmidt. Margaret Torosian, UK A I On May 6, the talented Seniors presented, The Leavenworth Case, a mystery play with a prologue and three acts. This ab- sorbing play was full of thrills, suspense, and comedy. The usual thoughts of entrances, quick changes, and the million and one things which might go wrong flashed through the minds of the cast as the houselights dimmed. But with skill the cast gave a fine performance. eniofz plat' is 772lISf2'LlI illefz The entire action of the play took place in the library of the Leavenworth Mansion on upper Fifth Avenue, New York City. The success of the entire evening was due not only to the acting of the principal characters, but also to those who support- ed them so splendidly and to Miss Keay, director, and Kenneth DeVaney, student director, for their helpful guidance. The Leavenworth heiress and her cousin were played by Ei- leen Anderson and Phyllis Zeller. The butler, cook, and maids were played by Lawrence Mendes, Pat Wilkey', Delores Hammond and Margaret Torosian. The family secretary and lawyer were played by Bill Martin and Neil Chamberlain. Gerald Price and jean Self played the Police Inspector and assistant. Character parts were played by Montie Grogan, Lois Schmidt, and Peter Koopman. 62 fave o -. K a f 5 :- 0 4,05 I Je 6' JQf'.',, Q 4' ii Q, The junior Play, Love Your Neighbor, was presented by a large and outstanding cast of twenty. Kenny Dawson and Ranella Williams were in the leading roles. Kenny Daw- son was a young Marine who just returned from the war. He fell in love with Ranella who was the next door neigh- bor. Emil, played by Marion Day was the father of three daughters, played by Barbara Hicks, Ranella Williams and Betty Teague. Ann Basmajian played as Mother. Bob Long, thc son of Emil Vashki, wanted to be a boxer. Bill Sommer- ufz 72ei9Llm Us C2 Hit ville, who played Ozzie, was supposed to marry Tessie fRa- nellaj. When Ozzie's aunt, played by jane Christensen, came to town, everything was thrown into a turmoil. At the end of the play the young Marine, johnny, ended up marrying Tessie and Ozzie marrying one of Tessie's sisters. Other members of the cast were, jean LaVere, Robert Hughes, Anita Stanley, Ramona Baker, Lionel Serimian, Pete Esraelian, Donnas Middleton, Ruth Kraft, jean Barnes. 'I I9 0 061' Berry Teague. Xlarwn hai. Robert Hughes, Bill Snmmurullc. Rnnclla Xlulliams, Pere Esraelizn. ,lane lhrmtnstn. Ra- mona Baker, Alfred Salazar, Ruth Kraft, .Xniu Stanley. la Donnas Middleton. lean Barnes. l'llcn 63 Lnhbex. Lionel Surintmn, jean laYen:. J -W' Ei lriuldllll wx The football queen of the year 1948 49 was cho sen m INovember by the football team The electnon was closed wxth loyely Phyllns Zeller commg out wnth the tntle I-Ier attend ants were beautnful Beyer ly Peterson Shxrley Tnppnt and Ann Nnelsen In the Armnstnce Day parade these gurls rode on the football float whxch had been dec orated by the Rally Com mnttee The queen was crowned at a dance gxven nn her honor 7-lee gelma eams and gfuclenfs Thel' I' A queen was ehosen bv the members of th F F A Club e lueky gurl yyas lovely Eve lyn O Brlen yynth pretty Bobble Reynolds and Mar earet Bently as attendants ueen Evelyn represented the I' I' A boys on thexr beautnful decomted float m the Armxstnce Day parade She yyas crovy ned at a dance sharxng honors mth the football queen S sxxw 64 L A IS ml C, hnthlll tmms Llst xotus for lhur lilslxgtblll umm Iiugrlx Igurson xx IS Lho sun for C 1s1b1 Soxgrugn Ir xx IS bulusg of gonfhgt nn thu sphgdulg rh If 1 goro nltlon xx 18 not hxld ID hw honor uefzs fo escbe ovefz cfwcffes 1 Tk Lxkf ll Y 1 wru ' In umm mon 1 7 un 1 ng 1 Burl om LI x mm r n uln x I 1 1 umm mts Lrg all 3lI'l C 1 1 UUUIK LXHU Q LIULLH S UM Hits A N L 1 hlmh r xg III n 1 Th' . L f Llhs- . J, , ,b . - ns rxrf lxvlu- l.fx.,f. R l P ' C2 ' ' ' O1 ll' img, mf X5 'I -'J I' ' . ' mr C,.1r'nix.1l Qxuu .nd Ki j xxyx hcld. 5 - m illc . i CQh.1 l'nc Sch ' xwrc uhoscn his xc.1rtuprusidcuvur rhffcx- tiftics. Tic . ' xx' ' I. 'l. . ,1' mswlcx' .nd ISHV RQ' lix. ltr, i. . .mi ,Icrrx Ihr- hu.-'.111iNc'lC, . Q l.1iI1, hlrfx. c Jntx. 7 rm' fx.-1 2 .. . -... 1 .fx x- yxr, 14 ,f-f44.v.,- :wx Kxa x I 1 n M..':'1:4. hr: 65 uggefs Killing time at long Beach. Thrcc's a crowd. Could it bc a joke? More initiation results. Two Betty! and klnnicc noon. Kcay getting dccoratcd. XY'hat frightened Arthur? In route to Long Beach. loafing at '49 PAY DIRT Hrvoflvall Baalaallall Tennis gwlmming 'ffzaclz I qizls' Qflmlefic C2 Baseball rw 7-fell feaaefzs gwealez weafaezs glock Glassfzoom gnafas gnaps -is Z LMA BEARS J lu nvxnmg C :url f3l'f -fy lp-'N WW my ali .,n Ou K kt Q gr Q Ll Nm Nm Non x Oct. gelma eats 1 Selma L ml Llml Sdml Sqlma Llml SLIIUI ugug :gm ng Cf1.1liI1g.l Ion lar Run lu Igmoon Ixmqsburg Smmr C ox s lr smx x V1 11.11 V nmrh m ml 1 L V' In Unuvf fu A 4-4 I 7U e uoia eague Tooflvall Glmm ionslfzip Under the Coaching of Allen Nichelini, the light but hard-fighting Selma Bears finished the 1948 football season with the well-earned championship of the Sequoia League. There was no jinx on the team this year as they won all games except the one with Fowler, which was a score- less tie. All of the games were exciting but the one that held the spot-light of the season was the one with our chief rival, Kingsburg. Selma challted up 7 points in the first half. Kingsburg came back in the last half to add their seven points to the scoreboard, but the Selma Bears rolled Rom if llunabcdian, mi. john son. Burl Summerville. Nlarchanr H, Wells, nm.-ning, K. on-'mn l. lhwsun. Bddroslan. Rom 2 rmw, Look, lzsraelian, Bethel Rniera. Harper, liulimuru, Sala lar. Ardcmaeni, livingsmn. Har ni. Bind, R. Mitchell. Rom I lunch Nichclini, Serimian. l'rlce. llongola. Barnes, Archer, Hertel sen. f.,lrlson. Bill Summerville, U. Mitchell. Nl, Wells, Eberlein. Shanti. Ii-nn. Roach Mnrznda. Jiri iicaf..,.i,., umy iif,f..imia2n. Ilalflmilx Hnlfbark. down the field to end up with the winning score of 14-7. Highlights of the games were Clifford Cr0w's con- version l-:icks and touchdowns by Marion Day and Jack Bedrosian. Harry Donabedian, who was injured in the Fowler game. came back and added his passes and touch- downs to the last few games. The team as a rou showed a wonderful exam le H g P u P of sportsmanship and teamwork. These were their best points as they were out-weighed in almost every game. The season ended with Selma High quite proud of their undefeated Varsity football squad and their hard- working coach. Xliurugiri. Marion Day. 'ilanuel Teixeira, Arthur Ncelcy. Ifullluik. Leon Bennett, George Nakauni. 4.4. an. fglifweiglmf Tooflmll gqua in ee, The lightweight team had a somewhat variable sea- son. Their season was fairly successful with three wins. one tie and two losses. Their traditional games with Kingsburg and Sanger were won easily. Thev lost their games with Lemoore which thev had hoped to win in or- der to place in the running for the championship crown. The games were verv exciting with the exception of the one with Clovis in which the team seemed to be jinx- ed on every move. Thev were held in that game with a power that did not even permit them to score. Wav, ' . it ...H . - . ,. iii, iwi.ti..,,.. ii i. lf. la. .- if um lfeatures of the games were runs bv Robert Hughes and Dick Cain. and tosses by Ben Katavama. Verv few mishaps occurred during the seison t only one was serious. Robert Hughes, the ten s ou standing plaver. hrolxe his leg in the Kingshurg ,imc int was unable to finish the season. Coach XY'arltentin should be congratulated for touch ing and producing such an outstanding team. Ri-vm I Iaiilse. lit-riial. X1-irrnii X Xralsi. Roluiisoii, lsiitstii. S.iL.iiw-iii. U'Hrien, Helmnlli. t.irIs..n. Row 1: I irpii., Thomas. Sliirin. Xluni-1 Nrilst-ii. Ramirez. llieneer. I7iin- .il-t-dian. Iasslev. NX.iIIser, Xlov- ers. Mt-thieian. U'Neil. Ugata Row 1 Sthneider. Snr... Isilder- Init K. l'et t- r s ii n. R.imitissui Vin. Cain. Stlieiilt. h.ii.iv.in1.i ' -leustn. lines. S, .Xr.iki. Ian.: ti. s.i.,.itf, ii..gi.f.. lh ii I .iii.ik.i IMI Ilalf, .-g-Q, -, 4 :ii-A 72 e wo, Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct N01 Now Non Selma Coa mga Selma Fovx ler Selma Reedlex Selma Lemoore 14 Selma Kmgsburg O Selma Sanger Selma CIOVIS kv League Game Karp re d Xl lr urnc S hcl I fhzrl S Icnscn I I J If I Tarkl I C' nlrr Iaul Som Brb Ogata Dean Rasmussen Ben Katnama Rzgbl Cuu J Rlgbl F ml R gl! Tazlelr Quarlrrl ark 73 1' . 1 6 1' 0 . 8 0 f o . 15 18 5 6 O . 22 0 . 29 21 ' 1' f. S 13 1 o ' fa ' ' '. 12 0 ' 27 Q 1 45,64 A , , :A ' - 2 0,16 ,ov A Ok, RM- 10, 1 A 1- . , mmf, .C '11, . Q , - .1-f fn. ,f 1,4 cmd. ,11 . , , l'l.ll1l.lJ!'Ll IJlI1LllW.1 XY'.1shingLo11 Orosi Parlier Clovis Sanger l5owler Kingshurg Reulley Ieiiioore mf- . Il 18 23 3-4 QU 24 43 S.. 34 SS 48 The Sel111.1 l5e.1i's s1.1i'1e1l 111.1 se.1soi1 oft xxell lux Clglll g.lI1lL'S. .1 CUlT1l5lll.lIlUI1 of le-.igue .mel 114711-lkklgl .1l17SlHg stre.1lxh111 pulled out of it t11w111seYeI'.1l 111 IC. UVL fl! 29 -HI SS 33 --v nf 43 -H g their fi s CII Ill!! H110 Under :lie .1hle eo.1cl1ii1g of Yernoii XY'.II'lxL'I1IlX1, the boss Llexelop good 1e.11111x'o1'lx .iml .1l1ili11. They were .1 grximl hunch th.11 pl.11'eel l1.lI'kl .md never gave up. This ye.1r there w.1s .1 new set-up iii the w.11' the g.1111es were pl.1y'u There were two 3,:.lI11L'N with e.1el1 school in the league. This .iceounts 11 the long list of scores. afzscfxf gas eflvall Team as gason 'lv-3,3 to isiiisf' I1 fun. ,I l.fiu.tia. Im alker. I lladimn. C Shaitr. larris. Xl Stheidt. X Salwar. man- ievr Kxililw' X Htlmiiih. I cant. s nik.. is hiiiiifm. ray. lain. l' S-rio. f Irnstu xxnixe: C1 Nakatam. manager. lhaton, I Xlethigian. XY. I'en-rmn. I St-Ewsiian. RI. Iliinalu-di.in. I, Um, . R, Mala. toatli Richard ilu iuiins.. c,, Tania, Ai. i,..,..it-, I. Huh. A. Moreno, l. Takiltavi-a, Iimtkt-it, B. Ugna. T. Txuuui. Gulvs an ZAQLIIJZCULS make qood win The Cubs, under our new coach Ted Nloranda, were a hard fighting team this year, and although they were nosed out many times, they tried to keep the games thrilling. They were met by hard luck, but the Cubs attained one moral victory in that they defeated an over-confident and unbeaten Kingsburg B class by a close score of 26 to 21. A fine Teddybear squad, under the able coaching of Richard Owen. took second place in the Sequoia league. The C class were issued new orange basketball suits. and they practiced hard during third period. Al- though the C team lost the championship game to Lemoore High. the Ted- dybears went down fighting hard and showed good sportsmanship. Selma Clovis Selma ZH Llovis Selma Sanger Selma 35 Sanger Selma lfowler Selma 23 lowler Selma Kingsburg Selma 23 Kingsburg Selma Reedley Selma 21 Reedley' Selma Lemoore Selma 25 Lemoore 75 rnathe-1 im.-n and Nluramla nn, Rim i. si. White. ii. r..L...i, it. mm. i. i...wf,. P. o-um, iv. ihmm-ma. A. Rama-mn, B. frms- lt-,1 Rom 1. c .Xrreula, s. islam. ii. uma, B. mm, xi. Rider, N. Chamberlain, B. Affinia, ia. sin. iie. l'. l.ri.sin. The tennis team, under the coach- ing of Miss Trudy Doerr, had quite a lot of hard luck. The team had a few prac- tice games at the beginning of the sea- son with Fowler, Kingsburg, and Ca- ruthers. The league games followed with games played with Clovis, Reedley, San- ger, Lemoore, Fowler, and Kingsburgh. The team, although they were unable to win any matches, had fun in spite of their losing streak. Neil Chamberlain and Gerald Price played boys' doubles, and Miles Rider played boys' singles. The mixed doubles were Barbara Crossley and Doyle Boyd. The girls' doubles were varied from game to game: Merilyn W'hite, Sharon Blake, Ruth Kraft, Phyllis Owens, and Delores Hammond as alternates. The girls' singles also varied from game to game with Delores Hammond and Phyl- lis Owens as alternates. evmis and gwimming P pulafz in pfzing . H ' ' . . It is impossible for us to put any- thing in the Magnet about the swim- ming team of this year because the sea- son started too late in the year. We have therefore decided to give a few statistics of last year's team. I.ast year the team swept away with the highest number of honors in the county and valley swim meets. Many records were broken by some of Selma's outstanding swimmers. There are quite a few of the same group swim- ming again this year and we should sure- ly end up with another good season. XY'e can honestly say that Coach Nichelini and Miss Doerr have done a splendid job in producing good teams. Miss Uoerr. Rn! I: Barnes. Brown, Harper. Smith, Erickson, Iyster. Blake. Rom 2: foach Niehelini. N it lotr Nlr Nuhellnv. NIH Uevff- Dlhford. laeslcv. Neilson, Sahmgian, Ugata, Dighcrz, Sun-al, Richards. Rum 1: Mitthell S ci Turmon, I. Dawson, Tanlte. Bates. Boyd, 0'Neil, Muulrhrnp, While stone. vluvee Iuurx man, likniiian. Owens, Anderson, .Ioan lamrv. Rum 4: Areher, Reitv. Moyers, W, Imwfsivn, lx vi mn. lixingxmn. Kmw, Kraft, Bethel. Katavafna. Rom K- lhdigan, Crmslev, B, Peterson Ihrlin R01 6: fain. Nfalker. O'1Sr len. W For the first meet of the year the Selma track team journeyed to Reedley for the annual Reedley Relays. The Class racked up enough points to place second. At the Sequoia League meet the Class again won second place honors. The team also went to the County meet at Fresno. the Valley meet at Madera. and to the XY'est Coast Relays at Fresno. Consistent placers in the AH Class were Harry Donabedian. Mar- ion Day. Elbert Harris, Leonard Carlson. jerry Darling. Kenneth Daw- son and Lloyd Dawson. Though the B Class was rather weak this year. Melbourne Scheidt, Satoru Matsushita, Ray Carlson and Dick Cain were quite regular point winners. Placers in the C Class were Bob Ogata, Fred Takikawa, Ansel Robinson and Dan Ayala. The entire track team feels that it has been fortunate in having the splendid coaching and unfailing encouragement of coaches VC'arkentin and Moranda. 7-'zaclz Teams in am, p . Q. , . 77 1' V 1' JX1. . . . M' . 1 foathes Ted Mound: and Vernon Vfzrkentin. infs an onofzs Row l: Robinson. H ikawa, j, Donahedian Moreno. Mechigian Tanks. .-Mala, Yeilyun Kobashi, Sakamoto. Rom 2: Gouvcia. Nickle rinel, Carlson, Dadigan c..fp..i, o-Neil. sehcidf Inwmn. sw all, my shim. I. Davison, Hurdlers. hedian. Sprintcrs. Takakawa. ogm, r. Takl Lamphell. Dicngcr. Nimr- Matsushita, Walker. Bo- gnshian, TsuCl'iiguchi.Sl1l- rin. Rom iz Neeley. K. Bcdroiian. H. Donahu- dun. Darling, Bertlesen. Ardemagni, Sahagian, Hughes, Serimian. lisra- lizn. Turmon. L. Umw- sun. Cain, Cook, Viells, lilr- K, Dawson. Discus. fixrinz Turmnn and L. Rlmri: Dax and Dona- It is the purpose of this club to promote good sportsmanship and friendliness through varied par- ticipntions in sports of .ill descriptions. In G. A. A. they play the se.ison,il sports of volleyball. b.isketb.ill, baseball. They' .ilso have in- dividu.1l sports of ping-pong, ludminton .ind swimming. X . A. Rum I: Kim Ilnt-rr..1Ji,-nf, Iitlin U lima. lv. ii.'ii,i. Hifi Striviivzn, p.',l'.'.'i1li Jun. mm, Ili-lnrw Himm-ind, p-,i.1,l.u1, llirtniri 4'-ME.-i. 3-' Ji 11. kilt-fn Xntlfroin. finial riifmliv R--u 2 I'hillis Yfllv. i 'lu-, mils Nntzi. J ifJ.'ffWn. Run-Ili Xhilliimi, ipnfii ,l',.ffi'.iu. Xml.. Niki-1 1 -, .mfr ,will V.. .yin qifzls' Qflulefic Ssociafion fimulafes X 'Qt' l F .A ,, Rom iz ia, kqwiltis. B fag, 33 f 6 N llsnuinn. 1, k1.imn..,n. B. if Dix. I, IJ.ing.irJn N. Driskill Rm, :V s, jx :mwnmi-f. I. inthi.-. ii ,fgff h rtimbm. is xis.it-mn. Iunt- Barn.-s. 1 c..i-1-.-s. L5 gig i. n,m....,,..... ii n,.ii.ii. 355551K Rom if x. lhrllin. iw 'L:fq',3,a3,,, mimi. I. istihi-I, 'ii , f 1,-pf 'A c.irmr.,1hi, I1 chimksfff N- Q-.Q lain. lun lhrm-s. IS 'sp lmw, ' 4- ' :JM 3 5' U 3- ' g Ui 'Iii Y l - . I .tx f KN A is init It K Ii'urx,l ii..ff..i iv. , + 1.-f. iuwi, s ' 11 V . S x1.u-..f..,4.,, xsnafi isis... YF' Q - 1 -Q .54 1 - 6. wut., Rim 3 is K1-iul- 1ff f ,'f21f' ' ' , ' nm,-. x s1,r...,,m, i -'-'-L. :-- ' ' X , x.irmiss,,, x Mi. i N :mit-.l. it sii.i.m. ,h ' v X N1 i1t.it.w,- R... - a 'nf' - K lm-t-H. s c,,f.:.in 1' ' ---' - X E x1i,.i:n,...V. K Mm. v I' rim.-f, ii. imit. it ki-lushi. simtiii Mfr wi... 78 For the socral part of the G A A thex haxe then' brlte hrkes vshrch are alwass a lot of fun Thus tear m the socral lme thes hate had socnal mghts, one night a month Each class takes xt s turn and furnrshes food and enter tamment ln order to become and rcmam a member of the Sel ma Hrgh School Grrls Athletxc ASSOCIHIIOD each gurl shall and must partxcrpate as a player or an offncral rn at least one sport a semester 0 9 ofzfsmans 1 an lNo grrl can remann rn G A A nf she gets a quarter grade of an F lf so she vull not be able to partlclpate rn the actnrtres of the follownng quarter The grrls earn their avs ards by partxcrpatnng rn the sports For 250 pomts thu recerve Ll G A A emblem, 500 pomts thex FCCCINC a numeral, 750 pomts, a tcddx bear, 1000 pomts, a block S and for everx 250 pomts ower 1000 thex rectne a star at fic 1 ft, veit Q var 'H N I I lalmbcrg vonn ll Neilson rmzn Rn an nulh R 1 X 'vladscn G Hanlon R Nldlrnmck M Perrs m I lalmbcr lctcrmn l Peterson G Harris ll Robinson l Rlchmnnd C Rowland 9 Ralcv it.. 5-. 1 Xlar enc nc I pn Serum Nl :tc B Te: uc Stanlcx ov: 9 hullc N1 Turrman .npr n X1 Xlxrn Smut S Sthmr u 5 l Sorenson meknu Q Nl .arn r Twudnll j Slap cm Yarbrough l' Tnwlor R Stage . . , . . . . ' , ' , ' , . 'l V ' H va V- - - 1 - - 1 ' . , . I ' - . . , . . . . ' , ' . ' Y . . l . , , . ' .1 ,, V . I 7 . U f U f -e IJ P e 1 I . -'A . , - ' 1, , , an . K A.. . . V 5 B V ' J' I V , ,. V . I , Rf r 1 K. ' , M. Rv- , . , N. Rr , I.. h , V, R . 0' 2: S. Kin- , ,' f lon, M. Poe, ll. l.ocra. Ro! l.. 'l V g, Bi Q . ' , . ' , lv. . i - -X R , f ' , - . A .X -.e f . W , , ' Ro l: . l Sm .S. '. Tlp . li. . , Nl. ' h' . . g , A. - R 2: C. A c ' , . . . G, - Thu ru , . . mek, ' H. h, ,. - ur. . V 5 4 Ro : A. , H, K ' 5 - E, . L' ' , i. c, I.. X L 1 - , . h . N, ? Rm W V - f .' - ' 79 Ki-yu ' Nl Iliy. H Iiiiiesiiiii. ll lx.i:i-,,i:v,i. li I,iiw.ik.i, I lniiixt. X Naluiz, I lngiiiiiii Rim 3' l M il, visiaiw. H IH-i:i.ilit-iiian. I Xrtlnr. I1 N1ir.l:t'l. X lhlin. R Rein. l if-ai, lx lsiuwii, 44-.ah Xitlieliiii eafz and Wines plat, good 2'1 5'U'l '- '- l 'f - played fourteen games, six of which were ler ay. Although the team did not live up to the championship reputa- tion that they acquired last year, they did win several games. One of those wins was the game with our cheif rival, Kingsburg. The team this year was made up largely of new members because many of the A string graduated last year. This year the team will lose fewer members. They should be able to do better next year having more veterans. During the season the Selma Bears in. Rarnerif. Umm:-. Rex larr nn 2- Bivvd. Iimtkerr. larrt-Ili., lggguq ggnqcgi hitnn. Bennett. Haipi-r. lit-rnal. Hak- s.,..,. Rm. i, emi. Owen. Aga.. The scores of the league games were: i. owns. limi. iiltiiitiaeii, lim- , . . 1 , n.l1mls,Raylarr.lli'lmulh.Thirn1- Shim-1 9' Clow 5' Selma 1' 5'mE5cf 11- Selma 8, Kingsburg 43 Selma 1, Fowler 103 Selma 4, Reedley 8: Selma 5, Lemoore 9. nfefs Hit gf, Kids, gall feadefzsy uf lf you attended the football or basketball games you surely saw those snappy yell leaders. The group consisted of three spirited girls who were al- ways there leading the crowd in yells to cheer the team on. These girls participat- ed in other activities be- sides the games. They rode on the football Queen's float in .-Xrmistiee Day pa- rades. led yells in the pep assemblies and were IUCITI- bers of the Rally Commit- tee. They could be identi- fied by their orange-lined black skirts and white sweaters with .1 large orange yell leader's emblem on it. li-ilihi Reinilds. lleliires Hanim-ind. Yitkie Uri-kill. 80 lfirr- lion ilitdi nlmv.. . M The high point bovs and girls were given their well-earned award sweaters in the annual award assem- bly. Thev wear these sweaters with great pride for they represent three vears of hard work. athlet- ic ability and good sports- manship. The boys won their sweaters by points received in interscholastic sports while the girls received theirs through G. A. A. activities. I rix l1.irlm.1. lsarl s.,mn.wi1!t'. l5irii.ir.i rf.Ml.v, In!-ms kin-viii-,ii.l. llarrv lr-milwvl-iii, laik Istilfimi.. Czflzlefes wafzded feffefzs gweafefzs Rim I Niiiiiiiaii. l inilsl. Harris. lieilr-iuiii. lx.il.iv.im.i. lniinvt. Ilona- ln-tli.ivi. Xlittliell, lirlson, Rt-xt 2 X1-fvvrv, Uuata. Baker. llax, Nakata ni. lsritliaii. NI,itsutliit.i. I-ihusmi I',ikik.iw.i. 4li,imlierl.iin Rum 2- ll Xllells. lulimnto, Iron. XY.illser. .Xr . l Rott -I: i1'NeiI.'s,ih.iei.m, Iivingvtnn eniaeni, f,.ir.il-etlian. K. llawum. liri-wining. Mena, lluiglies. 4 ain. slen- sen. X1 Wells. Araki, l. Ilawvnn. Nlartliant. Ruler. Riviera. Rom V llmiser. llaxis. hotixt-i.i. l Xrtlw. livriie. I'ritt. Xltntl .it es. itherl .i lt mu !,m,,H,. ,ww mm Mm ,MM The Block has grown to be a large organization and the I H 1 r'-X-'ilifff members are the bovs who have earned letters in various sports. The getic officers. len Nichelini. bovs started off the season in a snappy style bv electing a set of enerf This has been an active year for these boys. They planned and worked out an ice skating partv. The next event thev presented was the Sadie Hawkins Dance. This dance was the highlight of the sea- son and a huge success. They also had a havride. Everyone who at- tended these events reported having a wonderful time. During the year nianv peppv meetings were held. headed and supervised bv the president. Harrv Donabedian, and the advisor. :Xl- Biology A r t Looking mb gelma gfubenfs in Stags: rY1.ll1.lgCl'l1CUl ' ' K I'l1ysic.1l IidUC.lli0H Tx pam., F ire drill Woodshop Bookkeeping Regulafz gifuafions Geometry Spanish History uggefs St-cond semester officers of the C. S. F. The lifetime brains. Second semester C. S. F. members. Transportation made to order. Spring sunshine is being appreciated. A striking pose! Swingin' out the corn H3W'kiD'S Dance. Trudy taking roll. .it the Sadie 85 ' SI-PTENIBER The i1rst d1x of sehooI Iootb1II SLI'IIT1I'I'llL,L xx1th XX lSI'lll1L,I0l'l Umon OC TUBE R IootI11II 5,1111 xx1th Loalmel I1ere Short dn for tI1e Countx fur 111 Iresno ootlnll xx 1th I11xxIt1 t 1ere A A Iiem e 'X 1t1o111I AssemInIx hx Bob I eI1,11 Iootb1II xx1th IieeeIIex here The ILILICYSIIIP I71x If Iresno md the Bxnei IHIYLII ed IH Dmuba Iooth1II xx1th Iemoore there PI1x Dlx It the I1esno Sttte C,oIIe1,e md t1e I511'1eI mlrehed If ReeeIIex The Bon I1re R1Ilx at the f1eId A n1t1onaI Assemblx xx 1th The Don IS I'0otb1II vx1th K1n3,sburg here md the Bloek C1 A A Ihnee 'X OVL NIBF R The Red Cross AssembIx The 9 X P A meetmg 1t Iresno Stlte The footblll bmquet The C1 A A Soe11In1ght HoI1eI1x Band mlrehes 1n Selml AYUIISIILL IW I 1r1eIe Iootb.1II xx1th CIox1s there Xiothers Club Dtnee I1 t u1rte1 Ix1m1111t1ons I1rst Uutrtet Ix.11111111t10ns md rms, seIeet1on for Sophomores I1rst EUJTILY I'XlIT1ll1lUOI1S The Semor Aasemblx Inst1tute HoI1eI1x IIISIICUIL HOIILIIX TI1111ICs1,1x1ne reeess TI1lI1IxS5,lXII1L, reeess ,I-I1ll1Ix'SL'lxlI'IL reeess I'1etures to1 the Xixenet JCIXI IX etIv1II xx1th II111IoreI mere 1114. Assem x S1 etx I1111 IL C X A IIIXLS 1 tr1p to Xosennte The H1 all I0oth1II Banquet B1sICetb1II xx 1th Hanford here md the I IODS 5 I Izx The XFIIILIII C I1I'lHXl11lS Loneert bx the xoe1I eIepl sf fzefzm The G A X 5oe1nI'X1ght Basketball xx1th Dmuba here The Axx 1rd Assemblx md the Ireshm 1n ptrtx The Student C OLIDLII Assemhlx md B1iIxeth1II xx1tI1 X shm ton UIIIUIT xere The CJIIFISIINIS Ihnee II1sIxetb1II xx1th Orom there The C h11st1111s AssembIx I1I0ll5,I1 II SLIIOUI IS eIosee Ol the CI1r1stm1s x ILI IIOII IXNUARX IIILIX fIOlTl x 1e1t1on T1mser1bers SULILCX I'IlI11l'I10l'lLI Organ IKLCICII I51sIxetIJ1II xx1tI1 P1rI1er there B1-1Ietb1Il xx1tI1 C Iox1s here Iep Club Dmee I51sIxetb.1II XX lSI'llHL,IOD Unxon there IX.1t1on1I Assemblx Turner the Penman IUDIOI PI1x B1sICetb.1II vx1tI1 Smeer here I51sIxetb1II xx1th IoxxIer there IXlI1gSIJllI'L, he1e Iresno H1,h I xehange Assemblx ere IS 5IxetIJ1II ReeeIIex there B1sICetbnII Iemoore here I I1BRUARY -I I1rst Semester I'X.1fTIlI1lIlOl1S B.1sketbaIIC,Iox15 there H Teens X aIent1ne Ball 'Vllenet ASsembIx Ixehm e Assemblx our were X A SOLIII IN1 t Iumor Assemhlx B1sIxetb1II IoxxIer here IS.1sIxetb.1II K1n1.,sbur3, there Semor Snoxx I lrtx W lSI'llI'IQ.,l0l'l s I51rtheI.1x Sehool eIoseeI I A Bmet Iexehm e Assemhlx Iresno IkIIL,I1 there IS1sIxetb1II Reeeilex he Ii1sIxetbxII Iemoore there XIARC II Ope1ett1 ITLISLI Operetta Operetta 'X1t1o11.1I Assemblx CI1r1st11m B1seb1II I'1rI1er there Tenms IOXNILI txere . I L ' U as I 2 0 IC Q . 13- ' . ' . L E M w I Q l4T, -, .' ' .T , xi , -'Q H ., . Y . 15- - -1 -f . . ' I I' 'I ' ' 17- - L 1' - 31 . 1' . . Va: A g ' -I f '. q I 'i v' ls- - ' ' 1 . -' 1 KH Q ' ' ja- ' '. 21? vu ,, A 9 '1 , ,- - 'l I V' I' ' 23- -3 4, 1. -V - ' 5 -IW 241-tr,-f' '-.-If- -3' . -Ci. . . -4 f'eeI. ' , A' Re- 4 411 i 'J . ' . . ' - 31 A ., . .L .L ' . I 4- 'Q L j 1 VV, 1-1:.V,5 --hx mi' 1, V Slim , 1 Y. A .,T xx. - ', ,, x., 11-1+-I '- -. - . ' Y' Y. .. ' A ,, 13- 'I ' . 5- 1, - -. ' A V. . 4 J- U: ' ' u 14-Q ' - Q C UID. 15-1.-1 A 1 .1 21-L-1,4 ,' :,,-, ,' , 22- 3- - , , .. , 27-I 'I' I .' 'A fh '- -IfootIJg1II game with Sanger-here. 28- :II I H I I' - I. . . . 3 11. 293 'I I- I' 1 ' 11,1 1 - 1 ' , A ' Ulu, l- -5' ' ' 1 Ig' '. ,za '. 4' T - -: . ,' x- , I 5,-.'- 1 ' . -t . 1' , 9-. 11 . - -:-,-, Q1 .- 'g A, 11-2.--1 .1 5 'S I- -. - :I I Cx A I Q I ' 1 I Q' ' ' 14-CL! . . I 4 hgh. -. I6-N ' -ff Q' ' 'Q' . 13.-A-' A-Y 1- 1 - RI- ' - 41. 19? 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Baseball R1s erdale here Nluslc Fest1s al Xlus1c Festas al X Baseball Laton there G A A Soc1alN1ght Baseball Hanford there Tenn1s Nlatch Caruthers there Track Nleet Sanger there Baseball Dmuha therc Asscmbls 1 Act Plas One Act Plas Contest Baseball XX ashmgton herc I X Baseball Closls Tennls Watch Kmgsburg there Sen1or Career Das Reedles Baseball Closls there Tennls 'Watch Closls there Block S Dance Track Vleet Kmgsburg there 'Natlonal Assembls Vloegle Harpxst Baseball Dxnuba here V Baseball Sanger here Sophomore Assembls Tenms 'Watch Caruthers here APRIL Iohn Loses Nlars Pasadena Plas house Recdles Relas s Th1rd Quartcr Exams K1ng and ueen of Carms al Assemblv Th1rd Quarter Exams Baseball Parher here Tennls 'Watch Laton Th1rd Quarter Exams V Baseball Sanger therc Baseball Hanford here Freshman Assembls Baseball Sanger here Tcnms Nlatch Sanger here. Tullrc Relass 15 Easter Recess Fresno C RCPFCSCHIAIIXC talks to Senlors Baseball Rnerdalc there X BascballFossler here f Xauonal Assembls Mosher X1ol1n1st Tennls Watch Lemoore here 48 an C2 Baseball Foss ler there Tenms Niatch Fovsler there I X Baseball Dxnuba here Sequo1a League Track Nleet 'vlothers Club Dance Father Daughter Banquet Baseball Kmgsburg here Tennns Niatch Kmgsburg here V Baseball Reedles Carms al Baseball Rcedles there 30-Counts Tenn1s lmals MAY J V Baseball Hanford there Arms and Nass Meetmg Sr Boys Semor Play Baseball Lemoore here Valles Track Vleet Valles Sem1 F1nals tenn1s Award Assembls Pr1mars Elect1on Student Bods offncers or 1949 50 Baseball Counts Fmals West Coast Relass Valles FIDHIS tenms Exchangc Assembls Reedles ere Sss1m Meet Fovsler there Sen1or DlfLh Das Band Concert Assembls for Student Bods candxdates Counts Sw1m Vleet Sw1m Park Fmal Electnon of Student Body off1cers Ssv1m 'viect Fossler hcre Reedles College Assembls r Sr Banquet N alles Swnm Nieet IUNE Sss1m Nleet Nlothers Club Dancc Baccalaureatc Serslces Ass ard Assembls Second Semester Estams Begln Sen1or Class Das Assembls Y Vs C A Breakfast Sen1or gnrs End of Second Semester Exams Exchange Assembls Nladera there 10-Commencement u I I mg ene nc 9 Lf - ' - - . 22- - - . -I ' ' f , 22- ' 1 ' - . -I ' w I 22-I. 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A I , I II-A I Difzecfcfzxl The Toggery carries everything If it is tools, auto parts, paints in every line for the modern well- or sporting goods you want, Ander- dressed man. Be wise, economize, son's Auto Parts is the place to go. and trade at the Toggery. Drop in and look for your needs. .. ..... mi ,.:,s: R350 'N yy ' B3 J! 5 Variety is yours nt Sprouse lfor electrical and other home lfor fresh vegetables, .md meats Reitz. Go there and s.1ve. They .1ppli.1nees, call on Lowry .Ind Van .md a large variety of canned goods. have everything in every line. Zile. They are dealers in XVesting- go to .Iustesen's. They are always See their stock of school supplies. house Jpplizxnees. ready to serve you. 92 it.. ......... 'r If it is school supplies or watch lfor clothes for .ill occasions, go lfor tasty s.1ndvviches, FC- repniring you w.1nt, go to Kenyon's to c.l.l.lSSCIl'S Xlen's Store, one of Sel- freshing drinlss .tnd CI1IL'I'l.lll1- -lewelrv Store. They will try to sup- ni.1's newest esublishments. You ment, drop in to lfdson's .lnd see ply your every need. will s.ive .uid yet loolv smart. the rest of the high school lying. 1 l ll .if 4 I l-- . . L l.ee's Town .Ind Country is Try liulloclfs ,lewelrv Store for Be with your friends while striclvlv .1 women's store with every- reasonable prices and the best in you eat. The pl.1ce for this is thing in clothes for the modern jewelry .ind w .lICl1 repairing. llich.1rd's Confectionery which ICCI1-.1316 girl. You c.1n be .lssured They'll give you prompt .Ind cour- h.1s the finest in foods .ind serv- ofqu.1lity .lt .1 low price. teous service. ice. Have you been thinking of buying .1 new c.1r or getting your old one overhauled? XY'ell then. drop in to Riclmrt Xlotors. your dealer in Hudson c.1rs and CJ. Xl. C.. trucks. -l-1... Y i 2 The Selnm Urug. the Rexall If you have been thinking ot store in Selma. is ni.1n.1ged by Nlr. buying propertyC.l.1rence Nlartin Patterson who gives the best in is the I'l1.lH to see. lle .llso deals prescriptions .ind f0LlI1I.1lI1 service. in fire tlDLl collision insur.ince. U 3 ,,,- in-fl The latest in hair stvles can he had at Ruhv's lieautv Salon. where slvilled operators will help vou decide which hair stvle is liest suited for vou. i I 1 Visit QI High St. for a complete outfit from head to foot at a price vou'll like to pav. . C. Pennev's store on i,. AE I or correct prescriptions call vour reliahle druggist at the lox Drug Store, They also have the hest in candx confections. Y,--41u..c, Buy' United States Savings Bonds and inalse vour investment in the future. The place for this is the Selma branch of the Bank of Anierica. Hey kids. don't forget The Den, for shakes, sundaes, and ham- burgers. They rank among the best . It's right across from the high school. A-. A, ' 9 L L L f l'or that special someone on those special dates, see Roe's lflovver Shop and choose from a large selec- tion of the hest flowers. .14 4455 -iii . I' M , , fax v XX'hen you want fresh food at it's finest, visit the Selma lfood Xlarlset. lt's one of Selma's hest markets. lfor sporting goods, yard tools and household equipment and ap- pliances, visit Nclsons' Hardware. You can bc sure of quality and COUFICOLIS SCTYICC. o'g 5 4. cfl L5':Q.ii The Wvestern Auto Store in Sel- ma specializes in hardware. sporting goods. auto parts, and radio repair- ing. They will give you prompt SL'I'YlCC .Had COf1YCIliCI1I ICFINS. Dcfzecfofzxl PLOW D S 'XLTO PARTS Compliments Automorlxe Parts and DR R H BRONX N Xiachlnc' Shop IRLHUSI Selma C111 SQIIUI .1 1 Vs H IJIWX HIRST Ilrx Goods AItm.r.1t1ons I1L1TlSIlIL.h1I'1L SLIIT11 C1I1f RASNILSSFN S NI XRKIT I mul R 'lSI11L1SSkI1 SCIINI Lmllf X AI I I'Y ILNIISIR C O Our Slnun But NX lshu SLIHII C1 f PARK SI' RVICF A P' Long, Selma Callf Ior thy Iatut ln hur stxlu Ind malv. up YISII rhf. SFI NIA BEAUTY SAI ON Sclml Llllf Vu. Wash You Iugk IACOBSLIN S DRY GOODS CO Sclnn C 1I1f SEIIVIA REALTY COVIPANY 2017 Znd St Phone 33 Selma Cahf Pontxu md Inturnltonll Sala ind Sgruu Phom 680 681 SLIITII ll I nm Ioods Auross Irom thn I lrk SLIYNI C1111 SHEPARID 81 SHEPARD Chnstcr F SL Iohn E Attornus at Lau Selma C1I1f Comphmcn ts of I D Q SHUI REPAIR Selma Cllnf IDR C XX E NXHITF Ikntmt Sclml Cillf XIID X ALLEY APPLIANCE Philco Rpphanu Youngstown Kxtchnns Expert Radno Rnpur 1958 E Front Phone S1 Selml C1l1f SFI XIA PEID 'NND SEED Imds Studs md Iggs 7051 XX front St Sglmx C1l1f 95 I f . . C If. SELMA INSURANCE AGENCY PIESTRUP BROS. -IIQSSIITS COIfIfEE SHOP . E . . ', . . ' 'u ' ' i I H ,A U . ' . . C. l'f. . I - 3-.I iiecfofztl pw SILINIORS IUNIORS OTA 9 CJROCI- RY rash meats md utgetablcs 1951 Vfcst I'ront Selma Calif SRX AINSOIN MOTOR L Selma 5 I ord HI Y CLUB Selma Cahf Lomplnmtnts of SELMA POLICE DEPARTMLNT 1816 L I'ront St Phone 75 Selma Lahf u Jw JJQWII S SOCIETY ALLLN CHEN ROLILT LO .I XV Allen belnu Lxllf K 81 K CHOP SUEY Home of I'me Iood Phone 201 M 1610 XX hntson St Un 99 Hm u ScIm1 Cahf TORII GROCERY GYOLCFICS Negttables muts 1525 West Iront St Phone 491 XV G A A Selma Lallf Cyrourus xttetables nuata Phone 201 R 1605 W est Iront St SeIm1 Lahf jom Your Lomplmments of IDI I UX K LI ANI RS S O LHIID HARIJXX ARI STORI R K Iieadquartnrs for I nrxthlnl, nn General Hardu zrt Phone 132 belma Lalnf 96 V! .fbi K ' 'I ,r -' f , 1,1 5 f I f, 5 C A , I 1, 1 . - v - v - ffflwil , U 1 If r I- 1-' ' y I I 'I 1' 1 u eo. - , If -. .I I . .A I ' ' . - , . . 1 ' . V ' ' , Q . 4 f f ' JJf M 1' I . I ,QM yn , AV ' I A X X .. ,. . . I ' - ' - r - I - 9 D ' I 'f ' ' ,, , , ' KAjITANI GROCERY I -1 -1- 'uyx x- 1- ' ' 1 ' i . , 1 I ' C. 5. I-'. If. A. Nth-1l'1r1IIX1RY maxim . ' 1 'V I ' I i. L i fi f ' ' ' IlN1,lR1SH1RAIS11R 'I I '- M-II' Inhr--p. I'-p, lrlcph--ne 'II-N5 - ' 1. .fd upu . :em Luther 51 N Q Q If I tn., II ,V 'Z SIm4.t1I1i-,rm ' . vzecfofzxl SOPHONIORES FRESHNIEN SELNIA CHAVIBER OF CONINIERCE SFLMA VIERCHAINT S ASSOCIATION Complxments t e IACULTY DR BEINTON BEIEW DR ROBERT R IYFTERSOIN. Optometrists Phone 471 XX 1942 E Iront St Selma Calnf SELNIA FLOWER SHOP 2059 Hugh St Selma Calxf Flowers I'or All Occasnons one 214 W Nxghr 214 R Comphments t e SUPER SNOOPERS j L ROBINSON FUNERAL HOVIE Selma Calnf DR R W BINKLEY DR S T WRIGHT Medxeal Buxldlng Selma Calif Compliments of the PEP CLUB Shop at IEARR S ROSEBUD SHOP Headquarters for Iunlors 86 Iadles w,C.lI'll'lg Apparel Phone 224 Selma Calnf Compliments of t e FUTURE HONIEMAKERS Complnments of X TEEINS for that new natural look let us style and shape tour halr Permanents S4 95 .md up COBLRN S BEAUTI BOX Phone 236 Selma DR R R SCOTT IOHINSON S SHOES Gold Red Cross I'or Women Ph d Sur eo Roblee Pedvun For Wien Xsman an g n Buster Brown Robm Hood for Box s and Gnrls Selma Callforma 2042 2nd Street Selma 97 U X .4 f I1 I l . .V I' . 'I x ' Y AA A A . ' of h ' - - v n- -'V .. . . . , . A . 1 a l . . . . , . of h Ph - ' - '. . , , . A ,. h 1 I - '- Y L .. 'I A , . 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