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

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L. TAL' ff - .ge 2? sesssefa J . .... ' Q A f' '-'A:, , H I rw A T A . i fi. ,Y 5 . I - l 1-ff ii? ii .iii Q.. 'Mi I. .5 M' sf- 2 f'f- - 2 1 ggi ., i V 3 I . s D,TAYLOR L,TAYLOR C.TELLES J.TELLES UPTON VALLI VAN CAMP E. VIERRA WlLLlAMS WlSEMAN WITTENMYER E, WOODWARD 0F 1939 TOMQMATSU TRENOUTH L. VIERRA R. WOODWARD YAMANAKA D. CLARK lhe rnos+ successful ever held. The commiflee for lhe Senior Ball was composed of Doro- lhy Williams, l-larriell DeLeon, Clifford Dinsmore and Julius Pine. The oriicers who successfully guided +his large class ihrough ifs final year were: Presidenf ------------- Paul Rivers Vice-Presidenl - - Roberl McDavid Secrelary - - Dora Gaslelum Treasurer ----- Marguerile McNally Girls' League Represenlalives - - lEx?gZmYgZ,:2!,ir2Z Srudenl Council Represenlalive - - - Norman Ahm Yell Leader -'-------- James Kafaolma Advisors: Miss McWilliams, Miss J. Wilson, Mrs. Jackson, Mr. Morse, Mr. Brady, Mr. Dougherly. I9

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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

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4 THE JU For 'rhree years a large group of sludenls, who are now lhe Junior Class, have ialcen an acfive par? in every school acfivily. The class has cooperaled wi+h lhe iacully, seniors, and lower classmen and shown Hs abilify in every way possible. Class rings were 'rhe objecf of much discussion, and rhe juniors very proudly displayed fhem al' The beginning of fhe year. Because Jrhe rings were ordered in The la++er parm' of fhe sophomore year, fhey arrived early and caused much envy on fhe parl of fhe lower classmen. The Scholasfic abilily of +he juniors was exceplionally high, as fifieen members of fhis class were represenfed in The California Scholarship Federaiion. Noi only were They members, buf lhe juniors held many offices in The sociely, including lhai of presidenl. The class displayed ils journalislic abililies Through 'lhe medium of lhe l-laicheff' fwo members holding prominenf offices, 'rhal' of Associafe Edifor and Business Manager. The casf of lhe Sfudenf Body play, Three Days of Gracie, confained many juniors, ln fhe Vodvil and Chrisfmas Pageant members of Jrhe class fool: leading paris and, on The whole, showed much enihusiasm and lalenf. For fheir Assembly program, on February 2, The juniors chose a real umolodramer' and varieiy show, which mel wilh much enihusiasm by The Sfudenl' Body. 20