Selma Union High School - Magnet Yearbook (Selma, CA)
- Class of 1954
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X' . Z .-.iii .... x l Q2 X fi? 7 ak f fl .-11-1-in-- 0l'ell!0l' Dreams are an essential part of everyone's life. They are the hope and brightest spot in the most dismal days. They are the goal upon which We set our future hopes and which We Work toward. Therefore, We, the Magnet staff, have chosen the theme for your Magnet of 1953-545 DREAMS. We hope you will find this book with its genii, the symbol of all dreams and Wishes, enjoyable now and ever after when you Wish to reminesce. . Lyn Levis, Editor Linda Reno, Bus Mgr. Mr. Wiley, Adviser 'ML lbwhfafe For the honor he has brought Selma Union High School through the Future Farmers of America, for his guidance and patience as a class adviser, For his untiring effort with the Agriculture classes, For the helpfulness and great understanding he has shown the senior class as sponsor, With gratitude we dedicate this 1954 Magnet to I Mr. Frank Webster. 3164 0 Cmfmff. Administration ....... ...... 5 -14 15-40 Activities ...... ........ 4 1-58 Classes .....,..,,.. ....... 59-69 Clubs .,....... ......... Sports ............... ........ 7 U-39 Advertising ......... ...... 9 4- 101 ?1 .xdclminizifrafion 4 xv? f iz Ii A Q1- M Sainte Ou Mr. Blayney will be missed by everyone connected with the school. We wish to commend him for his Work here and Wish him the best of luck in the future. To recount all the innumerable fine memories entwined around my years at the Selma Union High School Would be an utter impossibility. The Wonderful association with students and faculty will always remain as an inspiration. However it is not the past with its many fine accomplishments but the future of the Selma Union High School that should interest us all. To see our school located on a brand new site with plenty of room for expansion in physical facilities along with an enriched educational program of the finest, geared to a maximum service to our community and state, should be the major concern of all at the present time. Though I'm leaving the staff I will still stand by ever ready to do all I can for the better interest of our school. Some lines from the George Banks poem, 'What I Live For' should be an excellent future guide: For the cause that needs assistance, For the wrong that needs resistance, For the future, in the distance and the good that I can do G. A. MARSH, Vice Principal ERMA STEVENS, Dean of Girls Mr. Marsh returned as Vice Principal of the Selma Union High School this year. Mr. Marsh has had a very successful year. He has maintained strict dis- cipline, yet won the admiration of all the students and the faculty. Miss Stevens, Dean of Girls, began teaching at Selma High School. She has had a busy year with her duties as Dean of Girls, Senior Problems class in- structor, and sponsor and founder of the Teen Toppers, a newly organized club tor girls of 5'8 and over. Mr. O. W. Ebright, Mr. R. Mallon, and Mr. W. Hansen, all started teaching during the second semester of this year. Mr. O. W. Ebright teaches General Science, U. S. History, and Social Living. Mr. Robert Mallon teaches bookkeeping, typing, and Senior Problems. Mr. William Hansen teaches the boys' agriculture class. TED RALEY ERNIE NIELSON LESLIE UNGER 1 HAROLD CHILD ' FRANK WILKINS we judfeed alll!! .740 OMC? ml' el'5 Elaine Viau, Ioan Bailey, Mr. Sharp, Vanessa McCloskey, Lois Thompson, Wilma Calvin, Tess Enyarl, Birdine Haile MRS. CAROLYN DAUGHERTY MR. LAWERENCE STONE MISS IANE SHRINER MR. BILL HORSTMANN MR. ALBERT HARPER MR. ARLIE BROOKS MR. MICHAEL CHUPICH MR. HAROLD PHILLIPS MRS. ERMA PALMER MR. ALDEN EDGAR MRS. DORIS KIELAN fi MR. PAUL CARR MR. NELSON WALLING MR. ARTHUR C. NORD MR. GATES BURRELL MR, DENNIS SMITH MR. FRANK DOBBS MR. SELBY SHARP ' MR. CARL TANKE MR, HARRY HOEGH MR. ROY GRAVATT ll VIRS. EVERDYN WESCOAT MR. WENDELL WILEY MRS, ELLEN HASBROUCK MR. STANLEY MEDDERS MR. RODNEY KUEHNE MR. IOHN GILLIN MR. THOMAS WESCOAT 12 MRS, MARY IANE IARRETT MR. FRANK WEBSTER MR, EARL STODDARD l -e MRS. ARLENE WILKINSON Czuafoahana Row I: W. Falutz, A. Lee, H. Petersen, H. Benight, F. Bethel, C. Paul, F. Dobbs. MR. MORRIS KENNEDY Morris Kennedy was a Selma Union High School bus driver for many years. He was a favorite with the faculty and school staff as well as with all the students, who will always remember him as the Wonderful friend he always was. Many thanks go to the bus-drivers for their job Well done. They have a great responsibility' of bringing the students back and forth each day. Looking behind the scenes, we see the custodians busily working early and late hours. They are always work- ing hard without the credit and recog- nition they deserve. When help is need- ed, they are always willing to assist both students and faculty. We are for- tunate to have such custodians. Row I: W. Falutz, S. Hughes, A. Goldbeck, G. Irwin. Row II: R. Mor gan, R. Lucas, R. Schreoder. Il 4 A G 6' .L I 3 Snior I SENIOR OFFICERS: Iean Haseltine, Bob Haire, Sally Walker, Nancy Brentlinger. 16 l 1 I As we await the Baccalaureate service and finally our graduation day, we leave this thought behind, it's been a Worth-While four years which We have spent here at Selma High, and though We may leave, we leave with a feeling of sadness and anticipation to what may lie ahead of us. We say thanks to our advisers Mrs. Westcoat, Mrs. Kielan, Mr. Webster, Mr. Burrell, and Mr. Meddars for their interest and cooperation in all the difficult undertakings of our class, the class of 1954. SENIOR COUNCIL: Row I, Kneeling: Tom Almanzo, Bob Haire, Nelson Enmark, Leigh Manoogian. Row II: lean Haseltine, Farolene Connelly, Sally Walker, Nancy Brentlinger, Ioy Reitz, Nancy Arrington, Sandra Tanke, Diane Woodard. Q STANLEY ALLISON TOMMY ALMANZO PHYLLIS ARREOLA NANCY ARRINGTON LOUISE AVEDISIAN IOAN BAILEY BILLIE IO BAKER CLEO BARKLEY EVELYN CASTRO TIM CRABTREE RICHARD CRAVEIRO MARIE CRAVEN CHARLOTTE COBB LEE COOK FAROLENE CONNELLY TED CULWELL REBA CYPERT BOB DANGARAN IUNE DAVIS LAWRENCE DENNIS ? -. OE DOMINGUEZ OLIVIA DOMINGUEZ GLADYS EMMERSEN GLADYS EMMERZIAN NELSON ENMARK FLOYD FABELA IIM PAIN ANNA FENNELL JACK FRISBY DAN GARCIA BARBARA GEE BILL GIBSON RAY GRIGSBY BARBARA GRIIALVA I J BOB I-IAIRE HELEN HARGRO WILLIE MAY HARRIS CALVIN SHEPHERD GRACE HARPER IEANNE HASELTINE A . .,, - W .f I ffm , U EE I '4 ,KA i BOB DANGARAN NANCY BRENTLINGER MARGIE HEFNER SHELDON HENSLEY f STANLEY IENSEN ARCHIE IONES PAT IORGENSEN SUE KIRA HAROLD MARQUEZ SUE KIRA LYN LEVIS BOB LITTLE PAUL KIREGAARD OTTO KNOPP GLENELL LASSLEY CHARLENE L'ECUYER VIVIAN LIVINGSTON NICK LOERA DANNY LOPEZ EFREN MARQUEZ HAROLD MARQUEZ LEIGH BOB MATHIS VANESSA MCCLOSKEY CORINNE McKEE RAFAELITA MENDOZA MOLLY MIYAMOTO RUDY MORAN NELSON ENMARK SANDRA TANKE QUANNAH MORGAN ALICE MUNOZ BEVERLY MUNSON LYNNE NAKATA KEN NALBANDIAN DON NIELSEN OMMY ALMANZO IEANETTE WINTERS GENEVA MULL IOE OROSCO FAYE PEDERSON MARY ANN PETERSON RONNIE RASMUSSEN IENNIE RAMIREZ IOHN RANEY MARVIN RATZLAFF PHYLLIS RAVEN IOY REITZ ROY PRIUSKA IAMES PROCTOR LEIGH MANOOGIAN SALLY WALKER GORDON PETERSON LINDA RENO ALICIA ROSALES NICK ROSALES IUNE SAKAMOTO CECILE SHARP IAMES SMITH MARGARET SOTO BEVERLY MUNSON RICHARD CRAVEIRO ROY TAKAO KOSHIKO TAKAO SANDRA TANKE MARILYN TIPPIT DOROTHY TOBIASEN IERRY TODD SHIRLEY TRUE BILLIE IEAN WAFFORD SALLY WALKER GLORIA WELLS IEANETTE WINTERS DIANE WOODARD IOY URABE HIROSHI YAMASHITA 1 4 IUNIOR GFFICERS: Pres., Worlie Northcrossp V. Pres., Don Iacobsenp Sec., Hazel Nutterg Treas., Pat Nakata. IUNIOR ADVISORS: Mrs. Wilkinson, Mr. Phillips, Mrs. Iarrett, Mr. Gillin. 3 i' i el x is fmrtx 7 v nl: P !'S..f- -- 1? , X. ,- unior Kfadri lust wait until next year. This is the common phrase of all juniors, and it holds true for the class of 55. The class of 55 has accomplished a great many things this year. They have been prominent in many activities. Next year's seniors have made quite a mark for themselves. Finances for the Ir-Sr. Banquet were provided by the concessions which they operated during the football and basket- ball seasons. This banquet will be indel- ibly imprinted on the minds of all who attended. Here's to next year and a fine group. IUNIOR COUNCIL, Row I: Gail Iohnson, Lyn Nielsen, Io Ann Rossi, Ieanme Culbertson. Row Il: Darlene Schaefer, Pat Nakata, Carolee Robinson, Hazel Nutter. 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Dale Valenzuela, Gilbert Vas- uez, Tony Villanueva, Suzy alakasa, Ph llis Warkentin, Porter Wells, lgharon Wells. Kenneth Wilkinson, Lorena Win- slow, Iesse Zamora, Mawaret Zavala, Iva lane Iones, orlxe Northcross. Ioe Baisa, Ronald Garabedian, Ortencia Garcia, Lawrence Gonzales, Birdene Haile, Mary Ann Helm, Eugene Iacobsen. Rodney Iensen, Dave Iohnson, Gail Iohnson, Don Iohnson. 5 'fx fx' SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Row I I to r.-Mary Boyd, Iune Brown, Ruth Unger Row II I to r Sonny Sakamoto Bob Santos. Mrs. Hasbrouck, Mr. Carr, I x P .SJOIOLOIROPQ arid We don't hoId by the definition of soph- omore expressed in the dictionary. This group was wise and aggressive. They showed their true colors when the whole class pitched together and sponsored the Gay Nineties Dance. The dance was named as one of the year's finest. The success of this group has proven that it will be an outstanding class in their future years at Selma High. 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Lee Barkley, Ioe Baisa, Bill Beck, Amelia Benitez, Patricia Beottcher, George Bogdanovich, Mary Boyd. Harry Borgdon, Robert Bitter, Char es Brooks, June Brown, Ianice Byrne. Darlene Carlock, Ra Carrillo. Benny Carrisosa, Marllene Card- well, Vincent Carter, Dawsey Cartwright, Esther Chacon. Eddie Chaidez, Sammy Chavez, Duvon Cothran, Dale Cypert, Peggg Cypert, Dee Damian, Iohn avis. Richard Davis, Shirley Day, Ru- ben Delao, Laurene Dennis, Mary Ann Delgado, Caroline Denstord, Marilyn Eknoian, Esther Espinoza, Cecil Eslick, Alice Fabela, Norma Pain, Nona Flint, Sally Franco, lean Fry, Donald Fulton, Louis Garcia, Mike Garcia, Don Gee, William George, Robert Greer, David Guerra. Darlene Holfner, Vaudine Ham- mett. Mattie Harris, Eugene Hayes, Anna Marie Herrera, Ioyce Horne, Ronald House. Iosephine Imbernon, Lilly In- ouye, Lillie Ide, Betty Iohnson, Dorma Lee Iones, Iudy Iones, Jackie Iohnson. Kenneth Kimbro, Ianet King, Elbert Kirby, Charles Katoian, Roger Lanse, Leonard Lauala, lane Lawson. Ken L'Ecuyer, Sheila Levis, Ruth Lewis, Warry MacElroy, Alfred Mares, Eva Marquez, Ioann Martin. Larry Marvin, Merle May, Ioe Louis McDaniel, Otis McDaniel, Clara Mechigian, Tom Moore, Mary Helen Moreno. Robert Moreno, Pat McGrana- han, Ioan Morgan, Marion Morris, Mari! Ann Mosely, Bob Nail, Felix uanes. Moses Pacheco, Donald Odom, Yoshi Okada, Bob Osburn Don Merrell, Harlan Owens, Ruby Ownsby, Bob Parkison. ' ' sf ' ' ffl' vs ' ii ' .4 'Q' F! S .., X i Q me K , . e 5 ,K 6 x s T xii an of Ne, .N i X N 55355 X x X.. Ns 11 ee' if s ir' if A, Av. f Q X 'N 1 ie X iii kr X -x ire Sw. sl-.simx as 35? ' . 'fr in A 3, ,, .few it X v. -at i L N mt . Q .. I , Q .-W Q53 N X V' X X f R fi X X. ww ,N P gm fl' , 5. L YN? Don't let her get away! yy.- S Q 3 fzrgsr Q . fi. E1 if f: 'f' V if W , f mt r . wk .r it , . x 1- W' X Q' W . i 'nfniiietif 91 ew Q t Emu RN ' 'ffm VK Q li . 1. 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A2 4- it if X' 4 .K h in 5 A . 5 I , . i ,K G,-ff NSR? 4 X A X V ' -S X5 if, + ,1- 'Q wt . h e-:Qi fl, if'?g'g1rTl' f Ralph Ramirez, Frank Ramirez, Bennie Rassmussen. Donnie Roberts, Don Riggs, Mary Ann Richart. kerry Reece, Richard Ramirez, -anuel Qurios, Ice? Price, Nita Pierce, Neomi hyllips, Nicolas Rodriquez. Bob Santos, Katsuyuki Saka- mato, Connie Rubi, William Rowe, Sharon Rose, Peter Reitz, Delmar Reese. Donna Sturm, Gordell Smith, Glen Smart, Glenda Shrum, La Quita Shepard, Nancy Sharp, Albert Serpa. Iarnes Urabe, Iimmie T art, Loretta Turner, George fgley, Elizabeth Thornburg, Phyllip Thompson, Arlene Thompson. Edwin Williams, Bill Wilbanks, Iim White, Ioe Weaver, Charles Ware, Ellen Warner, Hortense Villaneva. Ruth Unger, Fernando Zamora, Kenneth Woods, Janice Wood- ard, Donna Witt, Wally Win- ters, Frances Villasana. SHUTTER-SHY SOPHOMDORESZ Gary Avazian, Delores Blevins, Russell Bonner, Billy Calrkson, Ierry Cox, Ethel Dominquez, Yerlan Geist, lane Hayhurst, Ioyce Horne, Ierry Lambert, Elenore Levy, Barbara McClard, Gloria Maldonado, Richard Molezzo, Robert Morales, Raymond Morgan, Mary Ann M ers, Arliss Nored, Lillian Pat- yVSt-iari, Richard Stewart, Veldon Mae Watkins, Carolynterson, Byrd Persinger, lyerlon Reed, Mario Silva, Nanc ells, eonard Zavala. 1. FRESHMEN OFFICERS: Row I-Mary Io Andersen, Susan Long. Row II- - A Gilbert Dangaran, Oscar Kaparian, Harry Kuramoto. ' K 7 ADVISORS: Row I-Mr, Dobbs, Mrs. Palmer. Row II-Mr. Brooks, Mr, Smith. ll gl'25LI'l'lal'l The largest class in the school is the freshman class. They may have started quite green this year, but by the time that SLAVE DAY arrived, they proved to be true blue. The freshmen and the juniors held a magazine selling contest early in the year. The juniors Won-consequently, SLAVE DAY. The senior class held a WELCOME FRESHMEN dance at the beginning of the school year. CLASS COUNCIL: Row I-Kathy Turner, Mary Io Andersen, Susan Kroos Ianelee Volkman, Susan Long. Row II-Ioan Patterson, Betty Andersen Mickey Iacobsen, Gilbert Dangaran, Barrie Brose. Row III-Yo Katayama Shoso Doi, Harry Kurarnoto, Oscar Kasparian, Pat Balakian. as X ' f . .mg S. . LJ . wjwy ,fy if -NA ,K +5'gf'..'. D X - Nfl i. me ,x iii 4 s xt' H 1 - its . we X t A' it . . . N . ' .. ,N N , X .. . . , . A K , ,gi , wtf. t . . ,- Q, ye , t,. Regis X Xp , f, - N . -' .-., N Q . . , '-gf? -X ee 'Q ,pf ' ' ' . il ' Q'X - ' . .f . -. L Q - . '14 ,f ,K L. A D. . A K WX ......-..-.!9n-ug L I' lx -6 23 , 'X ' .1 sz,-..ff - SWA ' X eg. .-ii -.-- . -L, , 5 f fifty T' , r. ' ' VHS, M Y - . . , 5 X ' -Li I in 3 ns . X -, - 3 ,X ,. -' f 1-J W .X :JUNK 1 in X: -- fs K f. an X -sw is ..,.,,.,... i 'I 'Q 1 - X -wry'-1 .. .M ,X wz-jg . ,, fin, 5 sf AQ X . 5 yr r 1 4- .3 X , s e , , , . f X . ,-Q.: . Yi -. i i . if. 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Iewell Bailey, Phillip Bans, Ioy Banner, Delores Barron, Lydia Barrozo, Iacqueline Bate- man, Iune Benight. Helen Benitez, Dcrrry Bitter, Donald Bloodworth, ary Lou Boneez, Truba Boyd, Sharlene Brase. Maureen Brandau, D o n a l d Brightwell, Barry Brose, Donald Cain, Madeline Camino, Peter Carrisosa, Dora Casarez. Rita Christensen, Nancy Clark, Mar! Lee Contrese, Ronnie Coo, Karren Cowan, Ierry Cox, Ioy Cox. Gloria Culwell, Shoso Doi, Iess Damian, Gilbert Dangaran, Alta Davis, Eddie De La Cruz, Re- becca De La Cruz. Tornm Vic, Lorenzo De La Cruz, ohn Dodd, Ernest Domin- guez Iane Lee Volkman, Phillipe Do- minguez, Vangie Dominguez, La oma Dover. ,wqp,.. . c Esperanza Iuan, Corrie Ferdo- is lage, George Flagler, Flay Vas- f quez. W. I ' X , .fax .1 5, 'ek i.-.ww F X X it 'G ' Q if : .- Qu ffqf 3 X vez:-i Gloria Fonseca, Donald Fred- ' , erich, Margie Frisby, Tom L ,Nfl Vesto. ' Qi' rp V Q if A . . 1111 2 'PR Linda Fry, Teresa Galvan, Lucille Garcia, Manuel Garcia, Richard Garcia, Iessie Garza, Glen Gee. -wi: Nag. K ' Abel Gouvia, Rose Mary Green, C h a r l e s Grijalva, Iohnnie Groves, Iimmy Grumbles, Lydia Guerrero, Tommy Gutierrez. , , X X . .Qt ri X 7 A x, ' z f 'QR SX S if tx 5. tl -r , E lr X N ' -.fx A Ernest Hall, Emory Hamilton, Iohn Hernandez, Salvador Her- nandez, Dale Hicks, Wayne Hill, Teddy Hodge. Malcolm Hoegh, Marvin Hous- ton, Wanda Howard, Donald Huqhes, Eddie Iackson, Micky Iocobsen, Lucy Iiminez, A it-an ff t 3 Q l... s .-,SU a Q ,. .. D35 r 3 qi ,sv 'xx Lew Q i 1 wg , X 3 W 'P4.-Ik: X :cm Qin ,150 ,Mix s. 4- s- . i .. 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Leola Rogers, Clayton Roman, lanes Ross, Arthur Ruiz, Alice Sanchez, Mac Sanchez, Paul Sanchez. Ruth Santiago, Sally Santiago, Donald Seale, Dallas Self. Gary Self, Clifford Shepherd, Charles Sheppa. M o r la n Shropshire, Shrub, Emma Sigalak, Sigala, Eugene Smith, Smith, Stella Soto. Willie Lucy Larry David Spangler, David Seale, Don Taylor, Elsie Teague, Claudia Thompson, Anne Tiger. Tomiko Tokunaga. George Toroian, Ioe Tostado, Kathrine Turner, Buddie Trimble, Donald Tygart, Norma Walls, Emmett Ward. Anita Waits, Glenn Webb, Betty Wells, Carolyn Wells, Colleen Wells, Wendy Welsh, Woody Whittaker. Ella Wilson, Anna Winters, Wil- burn Wolfe, immy Wright, Bob Wrightson, ary Valenzuela, Ronald Van Dyke lohn Launer, Charles Lawless Lorna Leach, Sylvia Loltin Gary Long, Susan Long, Cecil Lorera. Robert Loya, Lydia Madrid, Raymond Madsen, Carl Man- ning, Hilda Marguez, Iames Masengale, Norman Maskant. 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V -. t M X o f ' - F ' ' V - 'f - :uf -L ,j.- A V - l -.4,I-'I 953' '-B? 1 ' f, ' f Hg. ' -213,1 V N ,, ',. ',g . -'S .. ,.,, ,, - .,,,. . . - 53 ' ,f'.,f ' f - ' Donald Esman, Mary ou omez, ac Iimmie McBee, Robert Molezzo, Ioe Timothy Tyree, Margaret Upton, Mo- Anita 1 'P 0 J J .. .Q f A Q ALJ- .fdcfiuifiefi BMJ MAIORETTES: Left toyrightz Linda Reno, Nancy Yarbrough, Lyn' Nielsen, Gail Iohnson, Carla Byrne, Ianelee Volkman Sandra Tcmke, Marie Craven. The Selma Union High School Band under the direction of Arthur C. Nord had a very success- ful 1953-54 season. The band consisted of 100 band members with full instrumentation, nine ma- jorettes and five flag carriers. The band participated in parades at Clovis, Hanford, Dinuba, Fresno, and Long Beach, and did a varied band stunt for every football game. The concert band with guest soloists played a concert of classical as Well as popular music to the band concert on May 7th, The band appeared in new uniforms, the old ones having been in use for thirteen years. The band is considered one of the outstanding bands in the valley, having Won 42 trophies, ribbons and medals during the sixteen years under Mr. Nord's direction. DRUM MAIORETTE-Gall Iohnson TWIRL LEADER-Marie Craven Row 1: Lynne Nakata, Iune Marsisco, Gladys Emmerzian, Iacqueline Bateman, Geraldine Montero, Annie Texiera, Phyllis Areola, Madeline Camino, Ieanne Culbertson, Row ll: Ruth Harris, Mattie Harris, loan Patterson, Mose Dominguez, Roy Baily, William George. Row Ill: Deanna Baker, Lorna Leach, Thelma Burns, Bill Asslin, Bob Haire, Ken Woods, Ronald Anderson. Row IV: Ioe Launer, Bob Baxter, Charles Lawless, Olen Mitchel, Benny Ras- mussen, Row V: Tom Vesta, Porter Wells, Rodney Iensen, Oscar Kasparian, Pat Balakian. Pi Bow I: Gladys Emmerson, Sharon Newfeld, Stella Soto, Margie Mendoza, Wanita Nickle, Betty Wells, Toshiko Mat- sunaga, Suzy Wakasa, Bev Munson. Row II: Barbara Grijalva, Linda Mercer, Karen Cowen, June Wilson, Mary Ann Richart, Rita Christensen, Harold Missakian, lane Hayhurst. Row Ill: Olivia Dominguez. Ellen Warner, Mary Ann Myers, Ann Tiger, Bonita Smith, Hazel Nutter, Gary Avazian, Ceceile Myers. Row IV: Willie Harris, Margaret Hagopian, Shirley True, Manuel Garcia, Richard Martinez, Sherl Snyder, Wally Winters. Row V: Rose Panosian, Lydia Guererro, Nancy Sharp, Barbara Lathrop, Ceceile Sharp, Susan Long, Claudia Thompson. Row VI: Ianice Byrne, Barry Brose, Yoshe Okada, Verlan Geist, Manuel Ouiroz. Row I: Margie Frisby, Mary Mullins, Norma Walls, Kathryn Turner, Corrine Fcrtilage, Iune Benight, Sally Santiago, Elvira Nicacio, Susie Miyamoto. Row I: Dorma Iones, Eliza- beth Thornburg, Carolyn Densford, Sharon Rose, Lor- ene Dennis, Peggy Cypert. Row I: Ester Espinoan, Gloris Maldagina, Sally Rivera, Lahoma Dover, Edna Bixler, Margaret Zavala, Mar- garet Soto. Row II: Leola Rogers, Reba Cypert, Nancy Clark, Ianice Woodard, Veldon Watkins, Susie Miyamoto, Geneva Mull. Row III: Alice Sanchez, loyce Self, Hortencia Garcia, Nellie Martinez, Betty Iane Carriera, Isabel Macias, Emily Lopez, Barbara Ladd, Row IV: Ioan Kent, Thelma Burns, lo Ann Martin, lune Benight, Mary lane Phyllips, Katy Sue Henson, Maureen Brandal, Gloria Wells. Row V: Katherine Turner, Norma Walls, Donna Sturm, Corrine Fertilage, Mary Mullins, Bev Munson, Sharon Wells, Marlene Cardwell, Pat McGranahan. CAL Row I: Lorena Winslow Launer, Bonny Vahlstrom, Iva Clifton, Ruth Lewis, Bonita Smith. Row ll: Arlene Thompsen, Lee Ann Monterro, Peggy Cypert, Nancy Brentlinger, Charlene L'Ecuyer, Fay Palmberg, Iva lane Iones. This past year has been Very busy for the Glee- Club. The Glee Club along with the Treble Clef and the Sophomore Sextette sang at the annual Christmas program, they also went caroling throughout the halls just before Christmas. This year a Lincoln Assembly was held and the Glee Club sang a few different numbers. This year the Fortune Teller was selected as the operetta, Much time was spent on this operetta, but, it proved that the time was well spent as the oper- etta was a success. Various clubs and organizations were entertain- ed by the small groups along with the Glee Club. Row I: Margaret Crouch, Lorena Winslow Launer, Bonny Vahlstrom, Lee Ann Monterro, Iva lane Iones, Ann Dixon, Mary Ann Helm, Ester Barroza, Darlene Allison, Row II: Dorma Iones, Peggy Cypert, Ruth Lewis, Lorene Dennis, loNita Patty, Elizabeth Bernal, Iva May Clifton, Hermina Keshishian. Row III: Bonita Smith, Carolyn Densiord, Sharon Rose, Gladys Emmersen, Collene Wells, Lucille Garcia, Elvira Nicacio, Sally Santiago. Row IV: Lucy Sigala, Sydia Barrozo, Ianice Byrke, Carolyn Wells, Alta Davis, Darlene Carlock, Mary Helen Moreno, Mary Ann Delgado. Row V: Elizabeth Thornburg, Lyn Levis, Charlene L'Ecuyer, Iessie Garza, Loretta Turner, Nancy Brentlinger, Faye Palmburg, Margie Frisby, Anna Herrera, Arlene Thompson. arm.ismm wmw wmsvsrmiw+x:smamxa.izf-mens., . sw:-Q H ua x r mean no , . sas .,,,, Le Cm The boys glee, with their gold neck- ties, were a bright sight this year wherever they went, and they went everywhere. During the year they sang and acted in the Operetta The For- tune Teller, and they participated in the Music Festival at Clovis where they received an excellent rating. MR. WALLING G G Row I: Elbert Kirby, Leonard Zavala, Harold Marquez, Vernon Bibb, Glen Gee, Vincent Carter. Row II: Buddy Williams, Mario Silva, Donald Cain, Tom Almanzo, Ray Carrillo. Row III: Stanley Allison, Bill Gibson, Ken Nalbanian, Lau- rence Dennis, Glenn Bixler. Row IV: Dale Cypert, Bob Mathis, Otis McDaniel, Carl Holland, Bob Little. wing Z?ancl F' f There's that band again. That could easily be the trade mark of Mr. Nord and his musical masters. The swing band made with the jive at many school dances plus other school functions. We believe that they have done a note-worthy job. Row I: Ioe Bernal, Alice Rosales, Marilyn Lathrop, Mickey Iacobsen, Gary Avazian, Charlene L'Ecuyer, Louise Taylor. Row II: Mr. A. C. Nord, Kenneth Woods, Ronald Garabedian, Moses Dominguez, Pat Lathrop, Donnie Piestrup, Alice Phillips. Cfarion Every two weeks With the assistance of Mrs. Hasbrouck the Clarion staff edited the high school paper. Along with their journalistic 5 g t duties the group sponsored the C K Carnival which was presented F5 this spring. LEE COOK, PHYLLIS RAVEN MRS. ELLEN HASBROUCK, IEANNE HASELTINE Row I: Pat Nakata, Iune Macisco, Dorothy Locklin, Ioyce Abe, Ianet Hansen, Elnora Peterson, Lucy Pasalakes. Row ll: Advisor Mrs. Ellen Hasbrouck, Lee Cook, Phyllis Raven, leanne Haseltine, Alice Munoz, Yoshiko Takao, anis Cloud. 48 agnef LINDA RENO Business Manager LYN LEVIS Editor MR. WENDELL WILEY Adviser ia!! FAROLENE CONNELLY Assistant Editor Standing, Left to Right, Row Il: Mr. Wiley, Ioy Reitz, Farolene Connelly, Lyn Levis, Vanessa McClosky, Ioan Bailey, Ieanne Haseltine, Nancy Brentlinger. Row I: Lynne Nakata, Pat Iorgensen, Linda Reno, Marie Craven, Olivia Domin- 9, uez, Gladys Emmersen, Sue Don lacobsen, Betty Bethel, Eddie Ouiros, Boy Bailey, Edna Bixler, Hazel Nutter, Don Piestrup. The Iuniors introduced a new style of play this year, with an old fashion- ed melodrama called 'The Curse ot An Aching Heart' or 'Caught in a Spider's Web.' The heroine was extremely sweet, the hero extremely heroic, and the villain extremely villain- ous. Booing, cheering, hiss- ing and applause were encouraged by the man- Roy Bailey, Phyllis Warkentine, Iva lane Iones. agement. Indeed, as the plot became more and more complicated, a land- slide ot paper bags land- ed on the villain. ln between the second and third acts, 'olios' were given by Nancy Brent- linger, Pat Balakian, and Louise Taylor. Nancy and Pat gave a sott shoe dance and Louise sang Papa, Dear Papa, Come Home to Us Now. Mr. Kuehne, Iva lane Jones, Roy Baile' Virginia Bateman, Phyllis Warkentin Don Iacobsen, Betty Bethel, Don Piestrup. Eddie Quiors Birdene Hcile unior 19 fag Melody Lane ..,...,................... Betty Bethel Lucius Goodenough ..........,. Don Iacobsen Windemere Hightower ..,..... Don Piestrup Hiram Abernathy ...,,,.....,.....,,... Roy Bailey Sarah Abernathy .................... Edna Bixler Aurelia Abernathy ................ Hazel Nutter Red Wing ....,,,............,.... Virginia Bateman Battle Axe Anne ...,....,..... Iva lane Iones Nellie Blythe ................ Phyllis Warkentin Mureil Atkins ..........,,.......... Berdine Haile Aloysius Abernathy ............ Eddie Quitos l sex ,ff , xW.W , Q..:Q X Y QI XX , S .W ,X Ni X E ix 345555 ' S ,X X X . X .X P XS Sw rf X . if-2 X k gs sg , 2 . XC i 5, X . .e r R 5 1 ij X 1 XX S +5 I Q xi' wk final if ki X295 8 Ag . . L X, X- LQ sf gf 5' S Q 5 A . , k - I if 'e f sf 'Y at fgl i, M -- .. X-,- ,X ,ix i.: ,X f ' .Vff ' , . ' Xf X X . ' J... X. , X V0 Q 1, ,Q X - -XQ 'J X R fm , fr, N ' ,i , f fain . ' i5s'TiAf5JI - . 1 if , K ,- , Q 1532 'S if - ' N ' -X -' -5' Ns:-X 51-.' in X, -X vim., ,. , X if , sk x, ,X ,. ., ' : X Xi kk ig- m' . xr-QQ, . 'N' W. 'Nr N j- 'g-iuik-S5 ' 9-:X-:.'?' Q.. XXQVXHS K X :iw 3 N Xi WM S ,tg Mr. Horstmann, Instructor Row I: Donald Gee, Iack Frisby, Ioe Louis McDaniel, Iackie Iohnson, Charles Fred Mosely, Harold Lane, lim McBee, Lavern Palmberg, Carroll Kendrick, Katoian, Ronald House, Iames Arnold, Larry Lockhart, Bill Baldwin, Row II: Iames Ross, Bob Morris, Charles Ware, Dee Damian. i r . Row I: Kneeling - Danny Lopez, Ern Nuanes. Row Il: Stanley Allison, Sta ley Iensen, Quannah Morgan. I 11 1 ,X I 1 l ...Y u-.-'K COPIQ6 During the year you'may have seen our good looking corps of cadets. They police at football and basketball games. They present the colors at games and at assemblies. Their activities consist largely ot rifle matches against other schools, but this year they're cur- tailed because of the Rifle Range in the Science Bldg. being condemned. Mr. Horstmann and Mr. Stone are planning an annual dance, THE MILITARY BALL, begin- ning next year. It will be a formal affair. Objectives of the Corps are to develop quali- ities of leadership, basic knowledge of the Armed Forces of the U. S., citizenship, and to develop a sense of real and solid patriotism. Lett to right: lack Iohnson, Richard Stewart, Charles Kotoian. Row I: Stanley Iensen, Richard Stewart, Raymond Morgan, Iimmie McBee, Gene Perrigo, Harold Lane, Carrol Kendrick, Larry Smith, Retugio Aragon, Donald Tygart, Iesse Damian, Harry Brogdon, Donald Gee, Ronald House, Manuel Iones, Bill Baldwin, George Flagler, Ronald Cook, Teddy Oberg, Eugene Smith, Charles Kotoian, Larry Lockhart, Ernest Nuaves. Row ll: Mr. Horstmann, lack Frisby, Quanah Morgan, Fred Mosely, Wayne Hill, Marlin Shropshire, La Verne Palmberg, James Ross, Charles Ware, Ioe Louis McDaniel, Donald Hughes, Lecestor King, Phillip Bans, Bob Morris, lack Iohnson, Iames Arnold, Dee Damian, Lorenzo De La Vega, David Seale, Ernest Hall, Exequiel Moreno, Emmett Ward, Stanley Allison, Danny Lopez. Cl Eddie Ouiroz. Carolyn Densford, Bonita Smith. Trinidad Garcia, Louise Taylor, David Spangler, Pat Balakian, Manual Garcia Lyn Levis, Mario Silva. Characfera Sandor -i .............. Iames Clifton Can! Musette .... Nancy Brentlinger Captain Ladislaus Ve no B'bb 1,1-ng ,,,,,,,,.,, , Lee Ann Monterro Count Berezowski r n 1 Mqdqme Pom-Pom ----------------4----------- Pat BGlC1klGI'1 Vera ......,............- -- Wanda ........ Vaninka ....... , ...---4----,- - Timar .............. Trinidad Garcia Louise Taylor Bonita Smith Carolyn Densford Allfflr -................... Eddie Quiroz Fresco ............ David Spangler Count's Messenger -----------.-........ Manuel Ouiroz BOFIS ----v--------.......v... Mario Silva Lyn Levis Iames Clifton, Nancy Brentlinger, Lee Ann Monterro, Ver- non Bibb. The Glee Clubs presented the old favorite, The Fortune Teller, under the direction of Mr. Nelson Walling, for the Operetta this year. The Fortune Teller tells the story of a young gypsy maid, Musette, played by Nancy Brentlin- ger, who was sold bv her parents to take the place of Irma, a beautiful dancer in the chorus, played by Lee Ann Monterro. Irma had been forced to promise to marry the stuffy old Count Berezowsky, because of a lost lottery ticket. Finally everyone was straightened out and Musette was sent back to her sweetheart Sandor, While Irma was set free from her promise to marry the Count. Though the Count Was lonely for awhile, he finally settled for the old flirt, Madame Pom-Pom. Q 2 My If fQ9, Q L. X 55d .szwlenf Mel? Queen UNION HIGH SCHOOL 1953 1954 STUDENT BODY CARD Queen pat orgenden HIJ ABCDEFG- MARY IO ANDERSON HAZEL NUTTER RUBY OWNSBY K I Idllfllllliexl' qi' P ig Q, Q 0 5 W !g Q iZf,,iZf,Z '5ZfjfN i 3 L, QP l ifes X if IEANETTE WINTERS CHARLOTTE CQBB - LYNNE NAKATA 'Y 'rv-rf' Lt fi3fj, fn 'll XTJ3' .QNWQ x K ,cl AO IEANNE HASELTINE .fifty ilgfii I. W NANCY YARBROUGH 4 -r Qggglz? -1 A , A , . 1 , - . np SQ'-'QW 'L +ve 4 'Y fu 1 1 O IW' if it SVR nj- I Q-4 LYN NIELSON ffzw- fHc' i'H?.'P', Q QV VIVIAN BIXLER 1? 33,4 The Future Farmers this year marketed ninety-eight tons of grapes oft their ten acre vine- yard. Again this year the luniors and Seniors took the crop quiz. Timm Crabtree and Hiroshi Yamashita were the two high- est and represented Selma High at the finals at Chow- chilla. Also this year, Selma entered Row I Otto Knopp Don Eslick Iohn Raney Hiroshi Yamashita Timm Crabtree, Don Nielsen, Sheldon Hensley Marrion Morris Row II Don Odom Ronald Sedra Charles Parsons Rondal Sanders, lerry Raven, Leo Yarbrough, Allan Burke Tom Moore Eugene Hayes Iohn Torrosian L on Bussey Row lll Arliss Nord, Iimmy White, Dee Barkley, George Bog nn.. W' Il Ray Morgan, Bob Crabtree, Russell Bonner, Clay Row Ill: Iohn Dav' , ' n Wolfe. the Parliamentary Procedure Contest held this year at Ma- dera High School. lohn Haney competed in the Sectional F.F.A. public speak- ing contest to be held at Fres- no State College. At the end of the first semes- ter, Mr. Webster left and Mr. William Hansen, from Reedley, came to continue as the Future Farmers instructor and adviser. I 1 . m Row l: Hiroshi Yamashita, Vice Pres.-Don Nielsen, Pres.-Sheldon Hensley, Secre- tary. Row II: Jerry Raven, Treasurer-Mr. Webster, Advisor-Ierry Cox, Reporter Row I Carrol Kendrick, Ronnie Cook, Gene Redondo, Gary Self, Phillip Dominguez, Bob Newman, Lonnie Allen. Row is Wilbur Leroy Lance, Iohnny Graves, Herman Iohle, Malcomb Hoegh, Thorman Bev Munson Sue Klra Pat Iorgensen, Barbara Gee, Vivian Liv- ingston Evelyn Castro F SLQJ4. The Future Homemakers ol America have had a successful year. They have been very active. In November they had initiation and a bean feed. Also they had a skating party With the Future Farmers of Amer- ica. They also had a booth at the carnival. Row I Lorena Launer, Bonnie Valstrum. Row II: Lynn Neilsen Diane Wod dard Edna Bixler. Row III: Mrs. Palmer, Louise Avedesian, Lora Lee Cook Marilyn Eknoian, Mrs. Kielan. G Row I: Eva Marquez, Ester Espinosa, Vivian Livingston, Marie Craven, Ioyce Self. Row II: Deana Baker, Karen Kestly, Io Ann Rossi, Io Ann Largent, Donna Witt, Iosephine Imbernon, Rosie Flores. Row III: Amelia Benitez, Betty Whitaker, Hortense Garcia, Lyn Neilsen, Phylis Warkentin, Mary Ann Petersen, Louise Avedisian, Carol Sutton. Row I: Diane Woodard, Edna Bixler, Faye Palrnberg, Alice Munoz, Lee Cook, Betty Andersen, Lydia Madrid, Lorena Laurier, Bonnie Valstrum, Sylvia Lottin, Gloria Culwell. Row II: Lucy Pasalakas, Ioy Urabe, Phyliss Raven, Ioy Reitz, Lillie Ide, Sue Kira, Judy Iones, La Fonda Pisquette, Bobbie Morton, Anna Tiger, Sayeko Matsunaga, Io Nita Patty, Lourna Leach, Lucille Garcia Row III: Marilyn Eknoicm, Margaret Zavala Ianice Burde, Bett C ' M, H d . , y arrieo, ary era o, Lee Ann Montero, Ianice Woodard, Mary Baiz. Iacqueline Bateman, Sandra Brooks, Barbara Gee, Vaudine Hammett, Barbara Groves, Tomiko Tokunaga, Galye Okazaki. Row IV: Charlene L'Ecuyer, Isabel Macias, Iosephine lmbernon, Nona Flint, Elnora Petersen, Alice Sanchez, Lucy Sigala, Collene Wells, Alta Davis, Nancy Clark, Ann Pennell, Anna Io Winters, Helen Benitez, Alice Baiz, Clara Mechigian, Donna Witt. flute- y TRI-HI Y OFFICERS AND SPONSORS, Row I: Louise Avadisian, Treas.p Mary Ann Peterson, Sec.p Margaret Iacobsen, Pres., Carolyn Densford, Vice-Pres. Row II: Mrs. Daugherty, Miss Shriner. G O t C 1 tta Ketchian Farolene Connelly Bev Munson Gladys Emmersen Ioyce Self, Row I: IoAnn Largent, inger u zen, ar o , , , , Ieanne Culbertson. Row II: Gladys Seremian, Lynne Nakata, Esther Espinosa, Deanna Baker, Karen Kestley, Io!-Xnn Rossi, Iune Marisco, Pat Nakata, Ruth Lewis, Sue Kira, Row III: Eva Marquez, Ruth Unger, Marilyn Eknoian, Nancy Arring- tlon, Sharon Rose, Margaret Iacobsen, Phylis Warkentin, Louise Avedesian, Mary Ann Petersen, Clara Michigian, Louise avlor. 64 JM! With a Well rounded calendar, the Hi-Y was kept busy with many activi- ties. Some of which were the skating party and caroling party with the Tri- Hi-Y. In April, they held a Spring Dance, also, at this time was the swim- ming party at Blakelys. They occupied the Youth Center for their plastic molding project in which they made picture frames. Heading this year's cabinet was Leigh Manoogian, and assisting him were: Vice Pres, Roy Priuskag Treasur- er, Nelson Enmark and Chaplain, Iames I: Nelson Enmark, Roy Pruiska, Leigh Manoogian, Iames Smith, Mr. Sharp. S ,th IT11 . Indeed this was a successful year for the ever-striving Hi-Y. Row I: Russ Nail, Ken Woods, Roy Pruiska, Donnie Piestrup, Roger Pitts, Bob Santos, Frank Ramirez, Ioe Bernal. Row II: Archie Iones, Ioe Dominguez, Nick Rosales, Bob Danqaran, Richard Craveiro, Donnie Iacobsen, Moses Dominguez, Donnie Iohnson, Worley Northcross. Row III: Dick Ogata, Ioe Orosco, lim Pain, Cleo Barkley, Paul Kirkegaard, Bob Haire, Nelson Enmark, Maynard Owens, Glenn Bixler, Leigh Manoogian Eugene Iacobsen, Mr. Smith. Row IV: Allen Fiedler, Iames Smith, Ronnie Rasmussen, Bill Hughey. 1 l l l .Q ... K. A N N fx i 3 L. Qs? Nax x all 1 ,fb Q1 cience Interested budding scientists turned out every other Thursday night this year to work on projects cmd hear lectures. The group attended the Science Fair in Fresno in April. Club officers are as follows: President, Leigh Manoogianp V. President, Hiroshi Yarnashitag Sec.-Treas., Nelson Enmark, Reporter, lim Pain. Row I Grace Harper, Phyllis Warkentine, Io Ann Rossi, Karen Kestley, Io Ann Largent, Deanna Baker, Gladys Serlman Row II Mario Silva, I. R. Farm, Marie Craven, Lynne Nakata, Sally Walker, Ioy Reitz, Nancy Arrington, Sandra Tanke- Prcmk Rarneriz, Katsuyki Sakamoto. Row Ill: Paul Kirkegaard, Allen Feidler, Bill Hughey, Iim Pain, Pat Nakata Margaret Iacobsen Peter Reitz, Nelson Enmclrk, Leigh Manoogian, Hiroshi Yamashita, Tooru Nakahira. M agnzrnia .SzAo!ar5Lqa jeclerafion OFFICERS: Nelson Enmark, Presidentp Iim Pain, Vice-President, Nancy Arring-K ton, Secretary-Treasurer. SPONSOR: Thomas Wescoat. The purpose of the C.S.F. is to foster a high standard of scholarship. Many colleges and universities offer special scholarships to life members of C.S.F. Ceven Harvard and Yale-although the C.S.F. is a State of California organization. This year they attended a convention at Washington Union High School, an overnight trip to Berkeley and Palo Alto to visit campuses of University of California and Stanford University. They also attended the State-Wide Spring Conference. ROW III: I. R. Fann, Tooru Nakahira, Gary Long, Yoshi Okada, Iim Fain, Nelson Enmark, Mr. Wescoat. Row II: Paul Kirke- guard, Nancy Arrington, Sandra Tanke, Grace Harper, Elaine Anderson, Alice Moore, Leigh Manoogian. Row I: Margaret lacobsen, Hazel Nutter, Vaudine Hammett, lean Fry, Iosephine Imberson. Whal are ya waitin' for Carolyn? Mr. Phillips and his woodshop boys. 11 H l i asf,-:rf Studious Seniors CPD Lei's eat we're hungry. A big turnout at the Sweet Heart Dance Smile, girls, there will be brighter day. Mr. Kuehne and Mr. Wescoat shooling the bull. School's for the birds, huh Molezzo? 70 The girls! Miss' Shriner taking roll during 6th period FRE. Mr. Hughes doing his dai job. l v- CJ T5 ,v IN .S20,.f5 i H Row I: Mgr. Moses Dominguez, Bill Beck, Ray Nail, Ken Woods, Bill Gibson, Lawrence Dennis, Don Niel- son, L. H. McDaniel, Iim Fain, Nick Loera. Row II: Mgrs. I. R. Fann, William George, Russ Nail, Ioe Do- minguez, Ronald Garabedian, Wayman Owens, Mickey Iacobsen, Marvin Ratzlail, Timm Crabtree, Frank Ramirez, Gordon Peterson. Row lll: Bob Dangaran, Glenn Bixler, Carl Holland, Nelson Enmark, Bob Haire, Don Pieslrup, Ralph Ramirez, Tony Salazar, Gilbert Vasquez, Bob Gonzales, Harold Marquez, Mgr. Tiny Coihren. Row IV: Cleo Barkley, Allan Fiedler, Rodney Iensen, Bob Little, Leonard Hayley, Bill Hughey, .Eugene Iacobsen, Slanley Iensen, Otis McDaniel, Tony Sanchez. Glenn Bixler Ioe Dominguez Hi- . Nick Loera Coaches Harper and Chupich Mgrs. Moses Dominguez, I. R. Fann, William George, Tiny Coth- ren, Don Nielsen Carl Holland Bill Gibson Harold Marquez Nelson Enmcrrk ordon Peters Bob Dcxngcxrcm ,vmmm-.vf, .V ,eu N. , . ,. .. Y . - A-weev 4 Our sncrppy pom-porn girls. The yell leaders cmd Oscar. Sl'100li1'1' the Clgfllfl. Bix up fgr Q One. 4 The bcmd performing at hull time. l l l l 1 1 1 1 The Star Spangled Bcmner Xi Whqt cr messl The energetic rooting section Bench Warmers 74 rs. Ben Carrisosa, Ray o, Sammy Chavez. Dnnv 1-Y A--..-A '7....-l 552 ma C1166 A Mighty things come in small packages. That could easily be used to describe Seimas Cub's this year. The Cubs' record, although not too impressive, doe-sn't actually give a true picture of the hard fighting team. Three of the games lost were by six points or less. 'With a group of spirited boys like these, we can look forward to next year's football team with a great deal of enthusiasm. Selma Lemoore ..,...,..,.,,.,.,., Selma Washington Union ..... Selma Fowler .......,.,..,.,..... Selma Kingsburg ....... Selma Sanger ...........,, Selma San Ioaquin ....... Selma Selma Selma Reedley ........,.. Clovis ..........,. Dos Palos ......, SANGER The Selma Bears fought hard against the Sanger Apaches but were handed a 20-6 defeat. '1'ne urst quarter was fairly evenly matched. After a week's practice and excellent- coaching from Coach Chupich, Selma pulled their first quick kick in the first quarter. It worked and set Sanger back quite far. The second quarter hadn't got- ten very far underway when Gene Barnes issued the first score of the game for Sanger. He went over from about the Selma eleven yard line. An intercepted pass by Fred Scharnick was all Sanger needed for another touchdown, as he ran 35 yards after intercepting the pass intended for Mickey Self. As the gun went off for the half, Selma was about 2 yards from the Sanger goal line. Sanger scored again in the third quarter when Ashmore went over from the Selma five-yard line. Selma made their only score in the fourth quarter when Harold Marquez passed into the end zone to Glen Bixler but Selma had the crowd standing twice when they came too close for Sanger's com- fort but were held. REEDLEY The Reedley High School Pi- rates handed the Selma Bears another league loss by a score of 19-14. The Pirates took advantage of a Selma fumble on Selma's 25- yard line and scored after a ser- ies of plays with Pete Rogalsky going over from about the two- yard line. The first quarter ended 7-0. Early in the second quarter Ray Olvera of Reedley went into the end zone from the Selma five. Selma finally got their defense set up and held the Pirates to the half. Selma had many pass- ing attacks and tried hard to score, but the Pirates wouldn't let Selma inside their 16. The half ended 13-0. Selma's efforts paid off late in the third quarter when, after re- ceiving a short pass from Joe Dominguez, Bob Gonzales ran about 40 yards for a touchdown. Bob had to dodge many Pirates even though he did have some interference. The third quarter ended 13-7, Reedley in front. In the fourth quarter Selma was driving for another touch- down when they fumbled on Reedley's 15-yard line. Reedley took over the ball and ran it up Selma 36 ,,,,.... ......,,. L emoore ...,..,...,,.............. 0 Selma 20 ..,,..,. ,.,....,. W ashington Union .,..,,.. 6 Selma 25 ....,,.. ..,,,.... F owler ,,,,... ...,,...... . ........... ,...... 2 0 Selma 13 ..,..,.. .,...,... K ingsburg ...................,,,...... ....... 5 3 Selma 0 ,....,.. ...,,.... S an Joaquin Memorial ...,.... ..,.... 1 9 Selma 6 .,...... ....,,... S anger ,..,...........,................., ....... 2 0 Selma 14 ,,...,., ......... R eedley ................, ,..,,.. ....... l 9 Selma 41 ........ ......... C lovis .........,.... ....... 1 3 Selma 28 ..,...............,... ......... D os Palos ....,. ...,... l 2 LEMOORE The Selma varsity squad in- troduced themselves in fine fash- ion as they trounccd Lemoore's varsity 36-0. The Bears seemed to be as new as their uniforms as they gained 155 yards by scrimmage and 171 yards by connecting 8 out of 15 passes. The first quarter ended 8-0, with Selma in front. The play of the game was Har- old Marquez' 455-yard pass to Glenn Bixler, which came in the second quarter. Although thc driving Bears scored 27 points against Lemoore in the first half, Lemoore held them to one touchdown and a total of nine points in the second half. DOS PALOS The Selma High Bears ended their 1953 football season with a fourth place in the league and a win over the Dos Palos Broncos with the score 28-12. On the first kick off Jesse Spain ran 85 yards for a touchdown. This serit Dos Palos ahead 6-0 right away. Dos Palos didn't stay ahead very long, as Selma scored on a 59 yard run by Bob Gonzales. Bob ran through the line and got away from the Dos Palos tacklers. Later he picked up Bill Hughey for interference but didn't really need him, as no Dos Palos players were near him. Dos Palos scored again with Spain going over from the Selma six early in the second quarter. When Dos Palos kicked off, Bob Dangaran got the ball on the Sel- ma ten, reversed to Harold Mar- quez, who got away from a Dos Palos man, picked up some inter- ference and ran all the way for a Selma touchdown. Glenn Bixler threw a key block on this ninety yard return run. The half ended Selma 14 Dos Palos 12. The next score of the game came when Harold Marquez passed to Bill Hughey, who got away from some Broncos and ran the rest of the way. This pass was good for a 43 yard touch- down. Selma scored again early in the fourth quarter when Mar- quez plunged over from the Bro- nca four. WASHINGTON The small but mighty Bears again upset the officials' fore- tellings by handing Washington a 20-6 defeat. During the scoreless first quar- ter neither team seemed to have the ability to score, but in the latter part of the first half the Bears began to move with a touchdown pass from Marquez to Bixler after several other pass- ing gains. An incident that very seldom happens occurred in this excit- ing game. On Washington's third down they attempted a pass and the gun went off. This should have ended the half, but there was a penalty on Selma. Wash- ington took the penalty and got another play. They passed again and almost made a touchdown, and they would have if one of the defensive stars of the game, Bob Little, hadn't overtaken the pass receiver and stopped him. Again there was a penalty on Selma and Washington, with their hopes up for a touchdown, took the penalty. Again they tried a pass, but Joe Dominguez intercepted the throw and with several members of the squad blocking for him scored a touch- down for Selma. The half ended 13-0, Selma leading. In the third quarter Washing- ton made their first and only touchdown when Walsh plunged into Selma's end zone after sev- eral running gains from their own 34-yard line. FOWLER Three touchdown passes from Joe Dominguez to Glen Bixler and a 55-yard punt return by Selma's Bob Dangaran proved to be too much for Fowler as the small but mighty Bears came from behind to disappoint the Fowler Red Cats eleven 25-20. Fowler's hopes for a win jumped about the half of the first quarter, when after they in- tercepted a pass and drove 52 yards to Selma's 6-yard line, Nat Brown went over for the first touchdown of the game. The Selma Bears did not get dis- couraged, though, as they came back in the second quarter with a touchdown pass from Joe Dominguez to Bob Dangaran. The half ended 6-6. The next touchdown came in the third quarter when Harold Robinson went over from Sel- ma's 9-yard line. Robinson again went over the end zone early in the first of the last quarter. Fowler seemed to have the game cinched at 20-65 but the Bears finally got rolling with a 25-yard pass from Joe Dominguez to Bill Hughey, a short run and a touchdown pass of 30 yards from Joe to Glenn Bixler making the - score 20-12. Selma scored again with Bob Dangaran's spectacular 65-yard touchdown punt return. Selma converted and made the score 4 I- A- i' -4 1 4 L 20-19. After that Fowler took. over the ball and was forced to punt. Selma then took the ball and went on a passing attack. First Joe connected with Hughey again and then he connected with Mickey Self, and while the crowd went wild, Glenn Bixler caught Joe's pass inside the end 1' zone. This proved to be the winning touchdown. KINGSBURG l i The Kingsburg Vikings steam- rollered Selma's crippled A-squad to a score of 53-13. Rafer John- son and Guy Troisi were toot much for the Selma eleven from the start. Johnson made five of the touchdowns and all of the converts, while Troisi went over for the other three Kingsburg 1 touchdowns. Johnson couldn'ti seem to be stopped after getting I to his full speed. Johnson has many abilities as his kick-offs ' and conversions were of an ex- cellent standing. One of hisf kick-offs went into the end zone. 4 Once he made a conversion from about the 20-yard line. MEMORIAL The crippled Selma dropped their first league game to the Memorial Panthers by a score of 19-0. The Panthers made three touchdowns in the first, three-fourths of the first half, but the Bears fighting squad held' them scoreless from then on. The Bears threatened to plow. the end zone twice tn the second, quarter and once in the fourth quarter. The Panthers got close, to scoring in the fourth quarter' but were checked by the Bears' defence. Bears 4 l 4 4 ve , l l Ioe Dominguez, Harold Marquez, Bill Hughey, Glenn Bixler, Bob Dangaran. 5 arfiify gafilfefgaf place in the league. seven wins and three losses. Coach Harper aw I: Bob Dangaran, Lawerence Dennis, Roy Pruisku, Ioe, Dominguez, Harold Mar- iez, Row II: Mgr. Moses Dominguez, L. H, McDaniel, Glenn Bixler, Bill Hughey, llen Fiedler, Don Piestrup, Ralph Rameriz, Mgr. I. R. Fann. Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma After a slow start, the varsity basketball team started rolling and went on to claim second In the first half of league play the Bears racked up four wins against one loss. The second half ended with the record standing - PRACTICE GAMES 61 - Fowler .............. 52 - Riverdale ........ 47 - Kingsburg .... 45 - Clovis ........ 44 - Fowler ........ 59 - Riverdale ...... 48 - Fowler ...,.... 43 - Fresno Hi ...... Sl - Kingsburg .... 49 - Fresno Hi ........ LEAGUE GAMES 44 - Reedley .......,.... 55 - Clovis ............ 55 - Dos Palos ...... 53 - Sanger ......,... 63 - Memorial ...... 4l - Reedley .....,. 50 - Clovis ......... 67 - Dos Palos ...... 66 - Sanger .......... 33 -- Memorial ...... PRACTICE GAMES 22 Selma - Fowler ............. Selma 39 - Riverdale .,,.,.. Selma 36 - Kingsburg ...,. Selma 43 - Roosevelt .....,. Selma 47 - Riverdale ....... Selma 35 - Fowler ,.,...... Selma 37 - Fresno Hi ,..... Selma 37 - Kingsburg ..,. Selma 34 - Fresno Hi .................. LEAGUE GAMES Selma 39 - Reedley .....,,... Selma 43 - Clovis ............ Selma 44 - Dos Palos ...... Selma 38 - Sanger ...,...,.. Selma 37 - Memorial ..,... Selma 44 - Reedley ..., Selma 42 - Clovis ........ Selma 46 - Dos Palos . .,.. . Selma 53 - Sanger ....,. Selma 36 - Memorial .,..,,.....,...... CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES Selma 48 - Dos Palos .................. Selma 37 - Lemoore ....... Tom Gutierrez, Bob Santos, Iune Brown, Don Iacobsen, Mickey Self. equoia eague Co- CL6l,l'l'll0i0l'lJ Sparked by stellar performance, Selma Walked off with the Northern Sequoia Championship crown. Much outstanding teamwork was displayed by our Cubs. Never ending spirit and the right attitude was felt throughout the whole season by all, The team boasted a IU-2 Win, loss record tor the year. When the season ended, we were in a tie tor League championship with Dos Palos. We played them again, Won, and in turn played the champion of the southern league, which was Lemoore. Coach Harper Row II: Tom Gutierrez, Bennie Rasmussen, Charles Ware, Robert Bitt Robert Moreno, Don -Iacobsen. Row I: Ioe Louis McDaniel, Iune Brov Bob Santos, Fred Mosley, Mickey Self. Benny Carrisosa, William George Row I: Mgr. Ernest Nuanes, Sonny Sakamoto, Mickey Iacobsen, Lee Barkley, Dee Barkley, Roger Lanse, Gilbert Dangaran. Row II: Yo Kata- yama, Harlan Owens, Lavern Palmberg, Gary Self, Ray Vasquez, Mal- colm Hoegh, Mgr. LeRoy Lanse. Co-Khamlaion jclcly Aeara A green, inexperienced, but hard fighting team, the Teddybears came out on top to tie Reedley for the C class championship of the Northern Sequoia League. Working together as a Well-rounded team they made Selma I-li very proud ot them. Losing only three of their league games, they were outstanding in the field of team-Work, sharp shooting, and just plain full ot hustle. fern Palmberg, Yo Katayama, Gary Self, Arthur Ruiz, Yo tayama Mickey Iacobsen. Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Coach Horstmann PRACTICE GAMES 22 - Fowler ........................ - Hanford .....,,.. ....... - Tulare .....,.,. ....... 26 28 20 21 17 l8 - Tulare ............. .,..... 3 2 13 - Washington .............. 28 31 22 34 24 - Washington ...........,,. - Malaga ........... ....... LEAGUE GAMES 21 - Reedley ....,................, 24 23 - Clovis ........., ....... l 5 42 - Dos Palos .... .....,. 3 6 22 - Sanger .,...,..... ....... 2 5 31 - Memorial ....,.. ....... 2 3 35 - Reedley ....... ....... 1 5 32 - Clovis ..,...,.. ....,,. 2 6 35 - Dos Palos .... ....... l 9 30 - Sanger ,,...,.. ....... 2 9 25 - Memorial ,,.,... ..,,... 2 4 Its C1 long way down, Rclfer Q0 5, fe, ff we IO fl: 17115, . Q K 090 075, Q55 Whgfchq lookin' qt, IOS? Let me get my hcmd in ihere, ioo. lust don't stcxnd there Dmg Def 17 157' H Q1-Old, Pclrkie high in the air. AX Q0 gr Ilm McBee Don Nielsen Roy Pruiska Skip Griasby Ernie Nuanes, Ronnie Garabedian Mickey Self Maynard Owens Mgr Verlan Geist Row II Iune Brown Ierry Lambert Worlie Norihcross, Waymen Owens Bill Hughey Bennie ar-Mfg gaaegaf Selma Fresno Hi .. Selma Fresno Hi .. Selma Fowler ...... Selma Sanger .,...,.. Selma Kingsburg . Selma Dos Palos ,. Selma Reedley IC Selma Washington Selma Clovis .....,.i Selma Reedley ..., Selma Sanger ........ Selma Kingsburg .. Selma Fresno Hi ,. Selma Memorial .,,, Selma Dos Palos .. Selma Dinuba ...,.. Selma Clovis .,...... Selma Reedley ....,. DELANO TOURNAMENT Selma 5 - Delano .. Selma 3 - E. Bakersfield Crabtree, Leroy Lanse, Ioe Louis McDaniel, l.,aVern Palmberg, Bob Loya, Harry Kuramoto, Buddy Trimble Delbert Pitts, Mgr. Ernest Hall. Row ll: Roger Lanse, Harlen Owens, Don Iacobsen, Daryl Bitter, Robert Bitter Yo Katayama, Iim Grumbles, Iack Qualls, Don Cain. Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma Selma unior araify Fresno Hi ....... .... 9 Fowler ,.... ..,. 3 Sanger .....,.,, .... 8 Kingsburg .....,. ..,. 3 Washington ....., .... 4 Reedley ........... .... 8 Dos Palos ..,.... ,... 3 Sanger ......... ,... 8 Kingsburg ...... ..., 5 Fresno Hi ...Y... ,..,i... 1 O San Ioaquin ...... .... 6 Visalia ...,..... ..,. 4 Visalia .....,,.. .... 3 Dos Palos ...... ..,. 3 Clovis ....... ........ I Visalia ......,.. ........ 1 l Visalia ..,......,.. ........ l 0 San Ioaquin ....., ..,. 7 Coach Stone flag The track team, this year, under the direction of Coach Chupich showed fighting determina- tion, Worked with untiring etlort, and were, all in all, a very successful group. Next year We can keep our eyes on some of the young blood that has been participating in this sport. The sophomores walked away with the inter-class meet, and there was a great deal of ability throughout the team. Coach Chupich Row I: Ted Cullwell, Gilbert Danguaran, Shoso Doi, Glen Webb, Ioe Dominguez, Robert Moreno, Phillip Thompson, Peter Bohl, Gary Self, Harold Marquez, Albert Gonzales, Iessie Orosco Row II' Emmet Ward Donald Odem Malcom Hoegh Marvin Ratzlaff, Roy Vasquez, Ioe Weaver, Richard Davis, Ioe Pirice, Leo Yarbrough, Zavola, Larry Marvin, Roy Carrillo: Donald Merrell, Arthur Ruiz. Vincent Carter, Moses Dominguez, Virgil Davis, Jessie Zamora, Nelson Enmark, Bob Baxter, Ken Woods, Roger Pitts, Peter Reitz, Allan Fiedler, Don Piestrup, Harry Emerzian, lim Clifton, Fernando Zamora, Don Hughes, Mickey Iacobsen, lim Reese, Ray Morgan, Richard George, Mike Garcia. .7Ae .szfma i wimming eam Coach Brooks X Coach Shfiner I nelee Volkmarx, Ruth Unger, Louise Taylor, Mary Io Anderson, Rita Christensen, Claudia Thompson, Margaret Iacob- a sen, Shirley True, Mary Ann Richart, Susan Long, Edna Bixker, Sondra Tcmke, Linda Mercer, Karen Cowan, Vangie Dominguez. ennid eam The tennis team ended the sea- son as co-champions of the Nor- thern Sequoia League with San Ioaquin Memorial. Participating in many matches this season, they were outstanding in all their di- visions. Here's to the tennis team, a swell group of students, we of Selma Hi salute you. Row I: Sally Walker, Louise Taylor, Ruth Lewis, Edna Bixler, Linda Reno, Sandra Tarike, Sue Kira. Row II: William George, Richard Craveiro, Leigh Manoogian, Bob Haire, Kenneth Woods, Roger Pitts. LINDA RENO AND ROGER PITTS Mixed Doubles t U KENNETH WOODS SALLY WALKER Boys' Singles Girls' Singles SUE KIRA AND SANDRA TANKE BOB HAIRE AND RICHARD CRAVEIRO Girls' D bl ' ou es COACH DAUGHERTY Boys Doubles 85 weafer earera ana! .Saeciaf .xdwarcla Sue Kira, Lynne Nakata, Grace Harper Katayama and Marquez - most valuable players Harold Marquez and Yo Katayama were chosen the most valuable players of the A and B football teams, respectively. Katayama, a freshman, showed much speed and fighting determination on the field this year. Marquez, a senior, now has two outstanding athletic trophies to his credit. In his freshman year he was awarded the honors for his playing on the B team. Bob Little, Bob Dangaran, Harold Marquez l t i r l . i i 2 l I . B Row I: Iim Pain, Roy Priuska, Ray Nail, Ray Grigsby, Rodney Iensen, Moses Dominguez, I. R.-Fann. Row II: Tiny Cotheran, loe Dominguez, Ernie Nuanus, Laurence Dennis, Waymen Owens, Don Nielsen, Leo Yar- brough, Richard Craverio, Tony Salazar, Bow III: Coach Chupich, Don Piestrup, Bill Gibson, Bob Haire, Nelson Enmark, Maynard Owens, Cleo Barkley, Bill Hughey, Mickey Self, Ronnie Garabedian, L. H. Mc- Daniel, Coach Harper. Row IV: Bill Beck, Danny Garcia, Gilbert Vasquez, Frank Rameriz, Harold Mar- quez, Eugene Iacobsen, Buss Nail, Ioe Orosco, Bob Dangaran, Tommy Almanzo, Glenn Bixler. BAL 'QSM Since the Block S was first organized, it has been one of the most important clubs in school. Sponsoring many activities and creating good Ieeling and friend- ship among the students has been their goal. Their annual undertaking is to sponsor the Sadie Hawkins Dance, which proves to be fun for all. They also footed the bill for the Football Queens Ball. Starting a new project this year, the Block S sponsored a Boxing Show held in March. In the spring they sold T shirts to help fill next year's treasury. All in all they had a very wonderful year. Roy Priuska, Glenn Bixler, Nelson Enmark, Standing, Ray Grigsby. Row I: Katsiyuki Sakamoto, Heroshi Yamashita, Ronald Sedra, Roger Pitts, Larry Marvin, Stanley Allison. Row II: Bob Parkison, Iune Brown, Buddy Williams, Bob Santos, Bob Nail, Donnie Peterson. Row III: Dick Ted Robert Donnie Iacobsen, Donald rnal Be . Row I: Esther Espinoza, Mary Ann Morley, LeQuinta Shep- herd, Darlene Allison. Row ll: Lilly Inouye, Sally Franco, Donna Witt, Mary Boyd, Ruth Lewis. Row III: Eva Marquez, Mary Ann Richart, Ruth Unger, Ruby Owensby, Ianet King, Shelia Levis. Row I: Margaret Iacobsen, Treasurer: Lynne Nakata, Vice-President, Sue Kira, President: Pat Nakata, Sec- retary, Darlene Sheaifer, Point Recorder. Row II: Suzy Wakasa, Publicity, Mrs. Daugherty, Advisory Claudia Thompson, Fresh- man Representative: Miss Shriner, Advisor: Ruth Un- ger, Assistant Point Record- er. 'i . .Il Row I: Linda Mercer, Sally Santiago, Evelyn Nicacio, Lupe Aguliar, Sharon New- teld. Rowrllz Karen Cowan, Alice Phillips, Dorlene Be- diou, Ioy Cox, Vangy Do- minguez, Nancy Yarbor- ough. Row III: Rita Chris- tensen, Betty Anderson, Claudia Thompson, Ierry Monterro, Susan Long, lane Lee Volkman. Qrfk Heading the 1953-54 G.A.A. Cabinet was Sue Kira, and assisting her were Vice-President, Lynne Nakatag Secretary, Pat Nakata, Treasurer, Margaret Iacobsen: Point Recorder, Darlene Sheafferg Assistant Point Recorder, Ruth Unger: Pub- licity, Suzy Wakasa: and Freshman Representative, Claudia Thompson. The purpose of the G.A.A. was to give all the girls the opportunity to enjoy sports and maintain better sportsman- ship. The sports this year consisted ot volleyball, speed-a- way, basketball and baseball. The teams were organized according to the classes. The one big activity for this year was the Twirp Twir1 dance, which was held at the Garfield Auditorium. Follow- ing this event, the G.A.A. also participated in such social Afkdfici activities as the cookie and cake sales, play days, the socials put on by the classes, the bike hikes to Reedley Beach and the roller-skating party and also included in this was the G.A.A. Cabinet party. At the beginning of the year, three of the Senior girls were awarded the coveted official black and orange sweaters with the 3 stripes, for having accumulated the most points during their first three year participation in the G.A.A. The lucky girls this year were Sue Kira, who led with the most points followed by Lynne Nakata and Grace Harper. The girls were advised through the cooperation and vig- orous participation of Mrs. Carolyn Daugherty and Miss lane Shriner. Row I: Susie Miyamoto, Wanita Nickle, Margaret Upton, Mary Io Anderson, Susan Kroos. Row II: Sayeko Matsunaga, Mary Mullins, LaFonda Pisquette, Gloria Culwell, Lorna Leach, Anna Lynn Tiger. Row Ill: Barbara Merril, Iackie Bateman, June Beniaht, Norma Wall, Kathrine Turner, Lou King. Row Ill: Louise Taylor, Mary I-lurado, Pat Nakata, Corinne Blume Miss Shriner. Row ll: Betty Whittaker, Darlene Sheaf- fer Ieanne Culbertson Ianet Hansen. Row I: Edna Bixler, Suzy Wakasa, Toshiko Matsunaga. Left to right: Mrs, Daugh- erty, Phyllis Raven, Mar- garet Iacobsen, Grace Har- per, Lynne Nakata, lune Sakamoto, Sue Kira. is .Au t0gl'Cll0A5 M can err! 0l'l'l 0l'l'l QI' 6 O .f Y B L gt Left to right: Jeanette Winters, Iames Procter ond Charlotte Cobb. R Left to right: Iecmne Culbertson, Lynne Ncmkatcr, Gladys Emmersen and Beverly Munson Fcxrolene Connelly topping to Tec: Mcnorettes lapping lo Alexc1nder's 6icAan9e aaemgfy Can! Sandra Tunke cmd Pat Bcrlcrkin dcmcing to Frankie cmd Iohnny Skit by the Drcxmcx Club 'N'-Q.. At football game. lef, ommiffee Row I: Ioyce S. Sheperd, Lynne Nalcata, Iearme Culbertson, leannete Winters, Charlotte Cobb, Gladys Emmerson, Sue Kira. Row II: Beverly Munson, Glenn Bixler, Richard Carviero, Mr. Stone, Mr. Harper Mr. Chupich. Pep, enthusiasm and school spirit-throw them all together and what do you have? The Rally Commit- tee, of course. At the very beginning ot the year the school spirit of this group Went to the heads of the students through the sale of orange and black beanies. Later on they sponsored the Football Dance' and Beverly Munson was chosen as their queen. The attendants for her majesty were Lynne Nakata, Charlotte Cobb and Ieannette Winters. They were escorted by Harold Marquez, Carl Holland and Bob Little. STUDENT COUNCIL: Row I: Ieanette Winters, Cobb, Lyn Levis. Row II: Linda Reno, Nancy linger, Phillis Raven, Grace Row Craverio, Bob Dangaran, Worlie lGCOb sen Bob Haire, Iune Brown. d to order by The first item on ideas for sales of It was suggested that We 's contest, which We did. Each to elect a queen to repre- sent them. The class that bought the most student body cards won the contest. The seniors won and Pat Iorgensen was made Queen of the Selma High Student Body. We then decided to have a Welcome Freshman Dance and have the freshmen to be the guests. We thought that in as much as they were going to be the guests, they would have to pay half price. We learned that the first conference We would attend would be a leadership con- ference at Clovis. Other conferences The was President the was TUDENT CDU woul be the 'rst C. S. C. which we the t flic safety con- III at ortervilleg the . C. Northern 'ul the third rthern Se- be the meeting League of the C C. quoia Palos. will be a formed con awards the and changes wou Clovis ommittee changes i the field were to eet with the robable made, d then have the body on the at the end oi the year The ended in Winters, Charlotte Grace ALLISON, STANLEY Track 2, 3, 4 Cadets 2, 3, 4 Rifle Team 3 Block S 2, 3, 4 Rifle Club 1, 2 ALMANZO, TOMMY Football I, 2, 3 Basketball l Baseball 1, 2 Swimming 1, 2, 3 Block S 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 1 Boys' Glee 4 Operetta 4 Band Concert 4 Boys' Treasurer 1 Senior Council 4 ARREOLA, PHYLLIS Band I, 2, 3, 4 Band Concert 1, 2, 3 ARRINGTON, NANCY G.A.A. 1 C. S. F.1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary Tri-Hi-Y 1 Band I, 2, 3 Band Concert 1, 2, 3. 4 Science Club 3, 4 AVEDISIAN, LOUISE G. A.A. 1 Tliespians 2 By-Liners 3 Y-Teens 3 F.l'l.A. 3, 4 Membership Cha Tri-Hi-Y 4 Treasurer BAILEY, JOAN G. A. A. I By-Liner 3 Thespians 3 Junior Play Magnet Assembly 4 Magnet 4 Girls' State 3 BAKER, BILLIE .IO BARKLEY, CLEO Science Club 2 Hi-Y 4 Block s 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3 irman SENIOR ACTIVITIES Science Club 3 By-Liners 3 Junior Prom Committee Swimming l, 2, 3 Dramatic Club 4 COOK, LEE G.A.A. 1 F.H.A.1, 2, 3, 4 Reporter Thespians 2 Clarion 4 Ass't Editor CRABTREE, TIMM F.F.A.1, 2, 3, A Football4 CRAVEIRO, RICHARD H1-Y 1, 2, 4 Band l, 2 Band Concert 1, 2 Class Council 2, 3 Block S 3, 4 Rally Committee 3, 4 .lunior Prom Committee 3 Exchange Assembly 4 Student Council 4 Science Club 4 Swimming l., 2, 3, 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Yell Leader 3 Student Body Vice-Pres. CRAVEN, MARIE Junior Prom Committee Y-Teens 1, 2 F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. I, 2 Rifle Club 2 Science Club 3, 4 Thespians 3 Variety Show l Exchange Assembly 1, 2, 3, 4 .lunior Play Band Concert 1, 2, 3, 4 Majorette 1, 2 Head Majerette 3, 4 Magnet 4 - Class Council I Magnet Assembly CU LWELL, TED Science Club 3. Block S 3, 4 Hi-Y 3 Track 3, 4 Football fmlnl 4 Transfer from Centralia High Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 BARROZ0, ESTHER Glee Club 3, 4 Operetta 3, 4 BERNAL, ELIZABETH Band Concert 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta l,2, 3, 4 Science Club 3, 4 BIXLER, GLENN Block S l, 2, 3, 4 Football I, 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Swimming 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3 BRENTLINGER, NANCY Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 Treble Clef 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Trio 1, 2, 3 Y-Teens 1, 2 Operetta l, 2, 3, 4 Band Concert I, 2, 3, 4 Exchange Assembly l, 2, 3, 4 .lunior Play Senior Play .Iunior Prom Committee 3 Rally Committee 3 Magnet Assembly 4 Magnet Staff Yell Leader 3 Head Class Council 1 2, 3, 4 Vice President Sr. Class 4 Student Council 4 Swimming l, 2, 3, 4 CASTRO, EVELYN COBB, CHARLOTTE Operetta l Variety Show 1 Glee Club I Science Club 3 F.H.A. 3 Junior Play 3 Senior Play Rally Committee 4 Student Council 4 Yell Leader 4 Football Queen Attendant 4 Student Body Treasurer 4 CONNELLY, FAROLENE Variety Show 1 G.A.A. l, 2 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Publicity Chairmen Exchange Assembly 1, 4 Magnet Assembly 2, 4 Band Concert 1, 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3 Class Council 2, 3, 4 .lunior Play Magnet 3, 4 Ass't Editor Tri-Hi-Y 4 Thespians 3 crrcrvr. scsi DANGARAN, BOB H1-Y 1, 4 Clase Council l, 2, 3 Block S 1, 2, 3, 4 Sweater Wearer Student Council 4 Exchange Assembly 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track l, 2, 3, 4 Student Body President 4 DAVIS, JUNE DENNIS, LAURENCE Boys' Glee 4 Operetta 4 Band Concert 4 Block S 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Swimming 3, 4 DOMINGUEZ, JOE Hi'-Y 2, 3 Block S 1, 2, 3, 4 Art Club 3 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Captain 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Swimming 2 Most Valuable Player 3 DOMINGUEZ, OLIVIA Variety Show I Y-Teens l, 2, 3 Science Club 3 G.A.A. 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Band Concert 1, 2, 3, 4 Exchange Assembly 1, 2, Senior Play Magnet Assembly Ma net Staff .lursor Prom Committee 3 Thespians 3 EMMERSEN, GLADYS ITOO G.A.A. l, 2 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 1-'.1-1.11. 1, 2 Glee Club 1, 2, 4 Operetta 1, 2, 4 Band Concert I, 2, 4 Rally Committee 4 Pom Pom Girl 4 Exchange Assembly 4 Magnet Staff Magnet Assembly 4 EMMERZIAN, GLADYS G.A.A. l, 2 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 By-Liners 3 3 TIEl F.H.A. 3, 4 Band I, 2, 3, 4 Band Concert 2, 3, 4 ENMARK, NELSON C.S.F. l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4 2, 3 Prea. 4 Science Club 3, 4 Sec. Treas. 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 Treas. 4 KHEFF 4 Dramatic Club 4 Block S 2, 3, 4, Sec. Treas. .lunior Play Senior Play Exchange Assembly 4 Band Concert 4 Debating 4 Class Council 4 Football l, 2, 3, 4 Mgr. Basketball 2 Mgr. Baseball 2 Swimming 2, 3, 4 FABELA, FLOYD Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Band Concert 2 Swing Band 2, 3, 4 Exchange Assembly 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2 FAIN, JIM C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice-Pres. Science 2, 3, 4 Club Reporte Band Concert 1, 4 l'Ii-Y 4 KHEFF 4 Senior Play Debating 4 Dramatic Club 4 Block S 4 Exchange Assembly 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 FENNELL, ANNA G.A.A. I C.S.F. 2, 3, 4 F.l'I.A 2, 3, 4 Treasurer Freshman Class Class Council 1, 2, 3 FRISBY, JACK GARCIA, DANIEL GEE, BARBARA GIBSON, BILL Block S I, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Swimming 1, 4 Basketball 2 Boxing 4 Operetta 4 cmcssr, an Transfer from Fresno High 3 Block S 3, 4 Sgt. at Arms 4 Baseball 3, 4 GRIJALVA, BARBARA c.A.A. 1, 2,3 F.H.A. 1, 2 Exchange Assembly I Band 1, 2, a, 4 Band Concert I, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 1 Swimming Team I Science Club 1 HAIRE, BOB Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Pres. 2, 3 C.S.F. 1, 2, 3 Block S 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Class President 1, 2, 3, 4 Pres. of Northern Sequoia Le Class Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Exchange Assembly 1, 2, 4 Band Concert 1, 2, 4 Jr. Sr. Banquet Committee Football I, 4 Basketball I, 2, 3 Swimming 1, 2 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Legion Rept. to Boys' State HARDGR0CIiE, HELEN Treble ef 1, 2 Girls' Glee 1, 2 Operetta 1, 2 Exchange Assembly 1, 2 Band Concert 1, 2 HARPER, GRACE H G.A.A.1, 2, 3, 4 Treas. 3 C.s.F. 1, 2, 3, 4 Exchange Assembly 1, 2 F.H.A. 2, 3 Science Club 3, 4 Sweater Wearer 4 Band Concert I Student Council 4 Student Body Secretary Secretary of Northern Sequoi Class Secretary 1, 2, 3 ARRIS, WILLIE MAE Band 1, 2. 3, 4 Band Concert 1, 2, 3, 4 4 4 r4 sgue 4 3 a League HASELTINE, JEANNE G.A.A. l Treasurer l Exchange Assembly 1, Band 1, 2 Football Attendant 1 Basketball Attendant 3 Junior Play Senior Play Thespians 3 2,4 Dramatic Club 4 Pres. 4 Magnet Staff 4 Magnet Assembly 4 Clarion Staff 4 Business Mgr. Class Vice President 1, 3 Class Treasurer 2 Student Council 1, 2, 3 Class Council 1, 2, 3, 4 HEFNER, MARGIE Transferred from Selma to Roosevelt 4 HENSLEY, SHELDON F.F,A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice-Pres. 3 Sec. 4 Junior Play Mgr. Football team 2 Swimming 3 HOLLAND, CARL Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track l, 2, 3, 4 Block S 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play Hi-Y Art Club 3 Boys' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4 Band Concert 1, 2, 3, 4 Exchange Assembly 1, JACOBSEN, MARGARET C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A.1, 3, 4 Treas. 4 Y-Teens 2, 3 Pres. 3 Tri-Iii-Y 4 Pres. 4 Science Club 3, 4 Band Concert 2, 3, 4 Band 3, 4 Swimming 3, 4 JENSEN, STANLEY Cadet l, 2 Rifle Club 2, 3 Boys' Glee 4 Football 1, 4 Track 4 Swimming 4 JONES, Ancmc nine Club 2 in-Y 4 JORGENSEN. PAT G.A.A. 1, 2 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 F.lI.A. 3 Theapians 3 Science 3 Girls' Glee 1 Operetta 1 Exchange Assembly I Band Concert 1 Magnet Staff 4 Magnet Assembly 4 Student Body Queen 4 KIRA, SUE Magnet Assembly 4 Tennis 1, 4 By-Liners 3 Typing Award 3 Y-Teens 3 Tri-Ili-Y 4 Magnet Staff 4 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Pres. Cellar Chairman 3 Sweater Wearer 4 Rally Committee 4 F.I1.A. 4 Pep Assembly 4 KIRKEGAARD, PAUL Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Rifle Club 2 Science 2, 3, 4 C.S.F. 4 Senior Play KIIEFF 4 KNOPP, o'r'ro F.F.A. 1, 2, a, 4 LASSLEY, GLENNELL G.A.A. 1 Y-Teena l, 2, 3 Operetta 1 Pom Pom Girl 3 Thespians 3 Rally Committee 3 Exchange Aaaembly 3 L'ECUYER, CRARLENE G.A.A. 1, 2 Treble Clef 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glea 1, 2, 3, 4 2,3,4 4 Exchange Assembly 2, 3, 4 Rifle Club 2, 3 F.H.A. 2, 3, 4 Science Club 3 Thespians 3 LEVIS, LYN Y-Teens I G.A.A. 2, 3 Theapians 2, 3 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Junior Play Girls' Glee 3, 4 Operetta 3, 4 Art Club 3 By-Liners 3 Magnet Editor 4 Student Council 4 Swimming 3, 4 LITTLE, BOB Football 1, 2, 3, 4 'lasketball 1, 2, 3 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Swimming 1, 2, 3 Block 51, 2, a, 4 Student Council 1, 2, 3 Hi-Y 2 Operetta 4 Boys' Glee 4 Band Concert 4 Exchange Assembly 4 LIVINGSTON, VIVIAN Transfer from Placerville Sr. year I-'.H.A. 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 LOERA, NICK Football 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3 Track 3, 4 Swimming 4 LOPEZ, DANNY Cadet Officer 4 Rifle Club 2 Science Club 2 MANOOGIAN, LEIGH Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Pres. 4 Devotional Chair. 3 Science 2, 3, 4 Pres. 4 C.S.F. 2, 3, 4 Pres. 3 Junior Play Senior Play Legion Representative to Boys' State 3 Tennis 2, 3, 4 MAROUEZ, EFREN F.F.A.1 Football 1 MARQUEZ, HAROLD Block S 1, 2, 3, 4 Most Valuable Player 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Boys' Glee 4 MATHIS, BOB Rifle Club 2 gadetsci, 3 4 oya ee Swimming 2, 3, 4 Track 3 MCCLOSKEY, VANESSA F.lI.A. 3 Science Club 3 Assistant Director of Junior Play Assistant Director of Senior Play Magnet Staff 4 Photography Editor McKEE, CORINNE Transfer from Parlier 1 Thespians 3 MENDOZA, RAFAELITA MOORE, ALICE Treble Clef 1 Band Concert 1 Operetta l Exchange Assembly l Ba d 1 Y-Teens 1, 2 Girls' Glee 1 C.S.F. 4 Class Council 2 MORGAN, QUANNAH Cadets 2, 3, 4 Vice-Pres. Ili-Y 2 Rifle 2, 3 Treas. Captain Cadets 4 Executive Officer 1 Commanding Officer 3, 4 MORI, DARLENE G.A.A.1, 2 MULL, GENEVA Operetta 2, 3, 4 Band Concert 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4 MUNOZ, ALICE Transfer 1 G.A.A. 2 F.l-I.A. 2, 3, 4 By-Liners 3 Drama Club 3 Clarion Staff 4 MUNSON, BEV Transfer 2 G.A.A. 3 Exchange Assembly 3, 4 Pom Pom Girl 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Rally Committee 3, 4 Operetta 4 Band Concert 4 Girls' Glee 4 NAKATA, LYNNE G.A.A.1, 2, 3, 4 Sports Mgr. ll Y P 4 Y-Teens 3 By-Liners Sec.-Treas. 3 Prom Committee 3 Jr. Council 3 Exchange Assembly 3, 4 Rally Committee 3, 4 Pom Pom Girl 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Tennis l Sweater Wearer 4 Football Queen Attendant 4 Magnet Staff 4 Art Editor 4 NALSANDIAN, KENNETH NIELSEN, DON F.F.A. 2, 3, 4 Treas. 3 Pres. 4 Block S 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 OLIVEIRA, MARILYN G.A.A. l, 2 Y-Teens 1 Band 1 Band l, 2 Exchange 1, 2, 3 F.II.A. 2 By-Liners 2 Operetta 2 Science 3 Swimming 2 Drama Club 3 Junior Play 3 Junior Council 3 OROSCO, JOE Football 1, 2, a Block s 1,2, 3,4 Hi-Y 3 Baseball 2, 3 'Vlanager Boys' Glee 3, 4 Rifle Club 3 Operetta 3, 4 Exchange Assembly 3, 4 OWENS, MAYNARD PACHECO, RACIIEI.. PANOSIAN, ROSE G.A.A. l Band Concert 2, 3, 4 PASALAKIS, LUCY Girls' Glee l Operetta 1 F.H.A. 4 Clarion 4 PEDERSON, FAYE F.H.A. 2 Girls' Glee 3 PETERSON, GORDON Transfer 1 Football 3, 4 PETERSON, MARY ANN G.A.A. 1, 3 F.l'l.A. 2, 3, 4 Drama Club 2, 3 Junior Council Junior Prom Committee Tri-Hi-Y Sec. 4 PRIUSKA, ROY Transfer 2 Hi-Y 3, 4 Block S 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 RANEY. JOHN F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Agric. Class Pres. 1, 2 Vine Pruning 1, 2, 3 Dairy Judging 1, 3 Livestock Judging 2, 3 Public Speaking 3, 4 RASMUSSEN, RONNIE Band Concert 2 Band 2, 3 Hi-Y 4 Senior Play Baseball 2, 3, 4 Football 4 RATZLAFF, MARVIN Science Club 3 Block S 3, 4 h Football 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3 Swimming 2, 3, 4 RAVEN, PHYLLIS G.A.A.1, 2, 3, 4 Drama 2, 3, 4 Speech Contest 2 Rifle Club 2 Art Club 3 F.H.A. 4 Senior Play 4 School Reporter 4 Toppers 4 Student Council 4 Clarion Editor 4 REITZ, JOY G.A.A. l, 2, 3 F.H.A. 2, 3, 4 Thespiane 2, 3 Science Club 4 Magnet Staff 4 Toppers 4 Swing Band 1 Exchange Assembly l, 3 Variety Show 1 Band Concert l Prom Committee 3 Senior Council Senior Play RENO, LINDA G.A.A. I, 2 Basketball Queen's Attend Class Council l, 2, 3, 4 Class Tress. 3 sntl Exchange Assembly 2, 3, 4 Band Concert 3, 4 Drama Club 3 Majorette 3, 4 Football Queen's Attendan Swimming I, 2, 3, 4 Tennis 4 Magnet Staff Bus. Mgr. 4 Student Council 4 Prom Committee 3 ROSALES, ALICIA Girls' Glee l Operetts I G .A.A.. 1 Band 3, 4 Swing Band 4 Band Concert 3, 4 Art Club 3 Exchange Assembly 4 ROSALES, NICK I'Il-Y l, 2, 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Exchange Assembly 2, 3 Track 2 SAKAMOTO, JUNE G.A.A. l, 4 By-Liners 3 Science Club 3, 4 SHARP, CECILE Swing Band l, 2, 3 F.H.A. 1, 2 Band Concert 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Exchange Assembly 2, 3, 4 Operetts l Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4 SHEPARD, CALVIN Rifle Club 2 SMITH, JAMES Science Club 3, 4 Hi-Y 4 t3 SENIOR ACTIVITIES SOT0, MARGARET Band Concert 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta l, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee l, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 2 TAKAO, ROY Footbsll l Track I, 2, 3 TAKAO, YOSHIKO Science Club 3 Y-Teens 3 Clarion Staff 4 Exchange Editor ol Clarion TANKE, SANDRA G.A.A. 1, 2 Y-Teens I Band 1 Class Council 1, 2, 3 Msjorette 2, 3, 4 Exchange Assembly 2, 3, 4 C.S.F. 2, 3, 4 Operetts 2 Junior Play Science 3 4 Football 6ueen's Attendant 3 French Club Vice-Pres. 3 Swimming Team l, 2, 3, 4 Tennis l, 2, 4 TEIXEIRA, ANNIE Band Concert 2, 3 Band 2, 3, 4 TILL, CLYTIE G.A.A. 1, 2 Y-Teens l, 2 Swimming 2 Tbeapisns 2, 3 Speech Contest 2 Exchange Assembly 2, 3, 4 Band Concert 3, 4 Junior Play Clsse Council 3 Junior Senior Prom Committee TOBIASEN, DOROTHY Band I, 2 Art Club 9 Dramatic Club 3 By-Liners 3 TODD, JERRY F.F.A. 2, 3 TRUE, SHIRLEY F.H.A. 1, 2 Historian 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Band Concert 1, 2, 3, 4 Exchange Assembly 2, 3, 4 Drama Club 3 Swimming 3, 4 Tumbling 2 WA FFORD, BILLIE WALKER, SALLY G.A.A. I, 2, 3 Y-Teens l, 2, S Exchange Assembly I Bai-id Concert 1 C.S.F. I, 2, 3 Science 3, 4 Class Council l, 2, 3, 4 Class Treas. 4 Jr. Sr. Prom Committee Chairman Swimming 1, 2 Tumbling 2, 3 Tennis 2, 3, 4 WELLS, GLORIA Transfer from Dustin Oklahoma 1 Operetts 1, 2, 3 Band Concert l, 2, 3 Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3 F.H.A. 2 Y-Teens 2 WINTERS, JEANETTE Transfer from Monterey l Exchange Assembly 3 Yell Leader 8, 4 Rally Committee 3, 4 Junior Play Senior Play Student Body Treasurer Student Body Council 4 Football Queen's Attendant 3 WOODARD, DIANE G.A.A.l Y-Teens I, 2 Social Chairman 2 F.H.A. 2, 3, 4 Vice-Pres. 3 Pres. Speech Contest 2 URABE JOY c.A..l. 1 Girls' Glee 2 Operetts 2 Band Concert 2 F.H.A. 4 YAMASHITA, I-IIROSHI 4 F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4 Sec. 4, Vice-Pres. 4 c.s.F. 1 2,3 Science Club 3, 4 Vice-Pres. 4 Block S 2, 3, 4 Baseball Manager 2 Basketball 3 Football 4 Swimming 3, 4 R. J. 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