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

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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

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- l , iw i Ax i ll ll 7 5 iw ez 2 .N K Q K I ' ' FQ! ss .X 4' s . .- s . f c. .. i Q i , ji -' ' T? IKQII A f J Y J w s , g sa 4 Qc 4, yi V y 1 gigs . , i ir s - ' 'f 9' A .- - ' F2-F i .l.' Q siri f l A M . l i V I J. PINE M. PINE Power :amos Rsoo E, Rivers P. Rivers Roosnic noomeuss Rose smwci swmm swnmm 1. SANTOS J. scorr s. swim: s. si-ilozmci A. siivw L. siivw r, siivfx w, siLvA smzic srumzr mceu SEHIUR CLHSS fasf were arranged by a commillee composed of Ellen Power, Rosemary Burlce, and Marjorie Pemenfel. The spealcer al The Commencemenl exercises was Mr. G. l-l. Aynesworlh of Fresno, Presidenl of fhe California Truslees Associalion. The lwo sludenl speakers chosen were John Duslerberry who spolce on Con+riloulions lo Educalion of Privale and Parochial Schools in Washinglon Township, and George lvlalhiesen who spoke on My l-lerilage as an American. The Senior Ball was held on Salurday Nighf, June IO, in fhe big gym. Wifh Treasure Island as +heir fheme, lhe gym was very beaulifully decoraled. When lhe hour of lwelve arrived lhe Seniors and lhe guesls regrelled lo deparl, declaring rhe affair To be one ol I8