Washington Union High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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Z? sf 7- 6 ,XI 57' Seniurs 192 li E'IHYLIi AHM NIELVIN ALLEGRE ADELINE AMARA1- HI-LIIN AMARA1. MARGARET ANDERSON LILLIAN ASHTON ANN AUGUST IRLIA AZAVADA YONEKO BARA BFRNICE BERNARDO DELIND A BIETTENCOURT WILLIAM BOORAS MARGARET BROWN PETER BUNTING MARGARET BURKE JOHN CATTANEO MORGAN CESARI JEAN COIT EDXVIN DARGITZ ALEX DE KNOOP IH! MILTON DURHAM

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GERALD DUTRA LYLE FISHER TARNO FUDENNA 'I1AIJAOFL.'II'l1X JUNE f3l.'R'I'ADO GEOROE FIELDS .JOSEPH GEORGE LAWRIQNCIE GONSALVES ROHIERT HARMON NOBORL' HAYASHI LORRAINF HOL'c:R M1'rsL'E lrilflsfxm KAORL' LARRY INOLYE GEORGE JORGENSEN TSLWAKO M M' KA'I'AOR.fx YOSHINII KAWAGDCHI JOSEPH KEI.'I'NIiR WILDERT KIEOLQGH ROY KITASHIMA DONALD Lfmoxs EVELYN LEAL i151 i EN ax fn. V f QT' llm,.. E ipt- ' I K1 - wu..f ,ng f fi as Y ' ,- , Q ix In M X 'an , . . - L Q... mv: it A R V ' y , 'Z' VH 1 V ..1 ,mil I 5 ! , .KE -r . 0- . gl. Seniors 192 6