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

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v'rw:L5,gKi, , ga.. FRONT ROW: V, ldimf, ,L Mr-I,aup:l1lin, I,, Ilorg. M. .lar-kson. ll. Girlz, E. .li-risen, l'. tlimler. Il, Nl4'i':irter. Sl-Il'4lNll RUW: L. .In-tfrn-s, ll, hlsllng, M. Jones. S. Ireland. F, llnlrer. 11. Hamilton. W, lluek. Il U'li RUN' IP 1'il't'vn K liehli I lol , 4 1 . . A . Q. r HIIINQYI ll Lelulruln, M. lrinwler, li. Madsen. Nl. Miller. ,,. . lhls Junior year has really been quite eventful. junior dress-up day was a most exciting one. Everyone was decked out in unusual costumes. lklost of the costumes were based on patriotic ideas. 'lio make the day perfect, the juniors were allowed to ditch in the afternoon. The class play was XVhat a Life. The Juniors have done well in interclass sports. The girls came out first in volleyball and second place in basketball and soccer. There were quite a few who made the all-star teams also. The boys seem to have done well, placing first in football and baseball. 'lihey will give the other classes good competition in the other sports, too, as these were not all completed when the annual went to press. The Juniors were hosts at the -lunior-Senior Banquet which was held at the Commercial Club in Fresno, june 2. Class members purchased rings and have chosen blue sweaters. YVith all these ditierent things happening, everyone has enjoyed the junior year of 1943--H. l'll0N'l' IUHYZ I., l'ardini. H, l'e4lersen. F. Spent-er, N. Perkins ll. Wilson, li. llidi-nour. IC, Ronnnel. SICFWNIT RUN: IC. S-ir nigian I Petiiil l Rl' ' ' ' ' ' . . . ,. onnson. l. Hebei. Ii. Sorensen. A. Iovar. IP. Mullrs. IMVK ROW' ,I 'Yeerf-te ll Thom n li Wmhn ' is 1 1' . - . . r- 1 . SQ' , . 2 ' . H. Halle .. ence, K'. Iris-kell. .I. Soghonionian. l2ll di.-L'

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UNIOR CLASS or 7 OFFll'i-IRS. FRONT ROW: A. Ratrivh, H. Robinson. BACK ROW: R. Thomsen, li. vl,2ll'lil'Il. As the doors opened to the Junior class at Washington Union High School, we found that there were over seventy students present. This number was decreased by the outgoing students during the school termg some joined the services, some quit to work in essential war work and others moved to different schools. From those students remaining at XVashington, the class officers FRONT ROW: A. Batrivh. M. Ayuielotl. F. Flake, P. Hirslsell, Il. Roos, .L Boots. X. Bairho. H. Azlin. SECONID ROW: B. Host, U. Fischer, K. Vlark, B. Vhristensen, F. .Xl9X11Illlf'l'. B. Iliel, L. H:ll'l'a. N, Fries, BACK ROW: L. llefendis, B. liraslen, H. Fike. N. l'al'iel'. Il. Rise-hen. J, Blaf-kwm-ll. B. Duke. L. Dark, W. Beer, were chosen. This was done in the first class meeting which was held in the latter part of October. The officers chosen to serve for the entire school year were: Richard Thomsen, presidentg Ben Warden, vice-presidentg Erma Robinson. secretaryg Angie Batrich. treasurerg Ruth Caudld and Charles Prickett, council representa- tivesg John Blackwell, yell leaderg Violet Lantz, girls' athletic man- ager. Miss Larson, lwrs. Donsted, lVIiss Landers, Mr. Wilson and lkir. Poulsen have been the class sponsors. SPONSORS, FRONT ROW: Miss Larson, Miss I.anders. BXVK ROW: Mrs. Donsted, Mr, Wilson. i20l

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RON I, 4 W 4. OPHO ,ORE CLASS or '46 Cl XSS OFFICERS, FRONT ROW: I.. Seilxert. li. Ray. B.Xl'K V: M. Petersen, H, Ilonzilif-4' The one hundred fourteen Freshmen who entered YVashington Union in the fall of 1942 were subject to the usual hewilderment of the incoming scruhs g they also met the frequent fate of the first- year folks, losing to the Sophomores in the initiation events. Jimmie Peoples was chosen as president of the classg Charles Erickson, vice- presidentg Nlinnie Steyer, secretary: llerle Petersen. treasurerg FRONT HOW: W. i':xl'ter, Y. Aflllliilll, B. Iles-grail. B. lflark. I. Calmpbell. X. Chalukiun. I-I. fl2llll'1lil. B. ,Xlnlelson NFCOXIJ ROW1 D. Blaftner, lt. Hauwietlf-. L. Bureh, D. lSil1l9I'f:4f'llEl', J. Farris, .l. Bopp. M. Flake. ID, Foster, HAUK RON q B. DOG2lll9l'y. H. Illillilllwllilll, F. Azvvenlo. .X. ,hSllll1'lililIl, IC. Foote. li. lilzivkwvll. Roberta Barnette and Richard Schmidt, council memhersg Vivian Arzoian and Claudine Netzley, yell leaders. Class sponsors were Miss Jurgensen, Miss Palmquist and Mr. Burnett. Nine Freshmen had scholastic records entitling them to membership in the California Scholastic Federation. Thirteen had perfect attendance records for the first semester. F,Xl'lTl.'l'Y SPONSORS. IflcoN'l' ROW: Mrs. l'ie Miss Morisette. BATR ROW: Mr. Minor, Mr, Burnett i221