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

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Y. :Sh Q1 ,- 'Q' i .,- E513 . ,. ia 6 6 'war Nah ... W' Q' if ' 'S' X R' X S N 5 X 1 ,E , I by 8 I Q G 5, i Q i f f X :-- T ' ZFY iii 'K 1 fi I 3 . 3 f ...s ff .X ISHIDA .IORVIENSFN KATAOKA K. KATO S. KATO KVIIG KITASHIMA I LEIVA D. IFWIS K IEWIS LUIZ MACI-IIDA IA. MACIEL M. MACIEL MQDAVID MfNAIlY MANIEY MARKS E. MARTIN M, MARTIN M. MARTIN LEMOS MCCOWI MARTINE SEIIIUR CHISS On May I6 a slcalinq parly was held al Maple I-Iall in lrvinglon, where Ihe class enioyed anolher pleasanl gel-Iogelher and added 'ro Iheir Ireasury by selling soda pop and candy. The Senior Play proved ils meril by a successful Iwo-nighl run. II was presenfed on June I and 2. Senior Sneak Day, as usual, was a day Ihal will long be remembered by Ihose allendv ing. If was held af Casflewood Counlry Club on May 29. Swimming, hiking, horse-baclc riding and Iennis were some ol Ihe main evenls enioyed on The picnic. The commillee responsible for 'rhe success of Ihe day consisled of Edward Marlinez, Ivlarqarel KI+a- shima, Bonnie Neves, Clarence Telles. and Joe Telles. I6

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M' za: We-v ai JARTE DUSTERBERRY EeAsHiRA EMERSON ESCOBAR FARRINGTON FERRARI FLORES me FRATES PUDENNA E. PuRTADo L. FURTADO eAsTELuM GODWIN GAUNT EORGE emi GREENLEE GRONLEY GUARDANAPO i-ilxloo HINKLEY INOUYE ful deep-sea-garden selling. The gym was decoraled wilh +his fheme in mind, and a gardenia was presenled ro each senior girl. For The lasl 'rwo years lhe class has won lhe annual song and yell conlesl. This year, in addifion fo pracricing hard on The songs and yells lhey worked oul a slunl, forming a large wifh loofball helmels during fheir lasl song. As is rhe cuslom, lhree Senior nighls were held, +he firsr one on Oclober 20, l938, and The olhers during April and May of lhe nexl year. These Senior Nighls, which were carefully planned by James Kalaoka and his commillee, proved a greal source of enioy- menf To all who affended. The evenings were spem' in playing such games as volleyball, ping pong, baslcelball, soccer, and in dancing. The climax of lhe evening was lhe enler- lainmenl, in which new senior laleni' was discovered. Following lhe enlerfainmenl, refreshmenls were served by Jrhe senior girls. I5 ::' its

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g, ff-X. .Y XY Q41 ATEO MATHIESEN MATSUMOTO MEDERIO5 MELLOW MIYASAKI MUNGER N RA KKAMURA B. NEVES A. NEVIS NEWELL NICHOLAS A. NUNES W. NUNES OHYE 'STARR PASHOTE G, PEDRO R. PEDRO M. PEMENTEL M. PEMENTEL PEREZ PINE 0F 1939 During The laTTer parT of The year The Senior Class had The pleasure OT hearing many prominenT speakers such as Mr. ArmsTrong ol ArmsTrong College, who spoke on WhaT The FuTure Holds Tor YouTh. Each year Two public speaking conTesTs sponsored by local organizaTions are held To prornoTe an inTeresT in and appreciaTion of ciTizenship. BoTh OT These were won by seniors This year-The CaliTornia Crusaders award by John DusTerberry and The Japanese Amer- ican CiTizens League award by Dora GasTelum. Finishing iTs lasT and rnosT successful year aT WashingTon Union High School The class held iTs CommencemenT exercises on June 8, preceded by The Senior Breakfast The Senior Assembly, and The usual Senior Week acTiviTies. The plans Tor The Senior Break- I7