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

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JAMES WATSON Jimmy-Quiet and retiring-takes an active port in the FFA-gets a kick out of playing practical jokes. JACQUELYNN WHEELER Jacky-A swell gal to know-once your friend, always your friend-enjoys all sports-fboth play- ing and watching?--likes music. ARA LOU WILLIS Ara-Her cheerful smile wins her many friends- loves to dance and swim-likes a lot of activity. BRYANT WILSON Sonny-An independent guy who thinks for him- self-helps keep up school spirit as a yell leader -divides his time between school and work. FRANK WINSLOW A fellow with a quick wit and a come-back for any joke-gets along well with the girls--depend- able backfield man on the Cub football team- drives a nice coupe to school.

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KXXY JOANN TAYLOR Joann-Gifted with leadership ability--has that freshly scrubbed look-sweet personality-likes sports, dancing and lots of fun-our capable l950 Progress editor. MARVIN TAYLOR Marv-A natural leader-has an engaging grin and a twinkle in his eye--never too busy to do favors-an all-round swell guy-owns a neat con- vertible. HENRY TERAOKA Hank-Modest and unassuming--one of the school's best all-round athletes--carries his share of responsibilties-well liked by everyone. HAZEL TORRANCE Bubbling with vivacity - friendly to all- never too busy to appreciate a good joke-enjoys all forms of dancing-can always be seen week- ends at the nearest skating rink. DON TUCKER Just crazy about ice cream-has a neat appear- ance at all times-he's serious to most, but in his crowd he really lets go. BETTY UYEMARUKO Betty-A high I. Q.-music rates high-inter- ested in all sports-unforgettable when you know her-secretarial work is her ambition. LOUISE VAN BIBBER Lou-Friendly, possesses an infectious laugh- has on agreeable disposition-enthusiastic sports lover-always considerate of the other person- art is her favorite subject. DONALD WASH Don-His cheerful personality has gained him leadership and many friends--quick thinking quarterback-keeps things going around school- always ready for o laugh. A .yykxx x.

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M Fischer, D- WW' t , M. Wulf, B' Bl York. w. er, Blrsgilig. Second row: L- Tum Counselors Mr, Robert Thompsofx ' umm' Beginning the year of l947, l75 scared freshman, who are now iuniors, entered school. Electing officers at the first class meeting they chose Alan Pence, president, Clyde Prickett, vice-president, Pat Singer, treasurer and Dorothy Rambo, secretary. After losing on initiation day, the freshmen became officially known as scrubs and entered the back door wearing green ribbons for the next week. With a decreased enrollment, they became sophomores and elected Clyde Prickett, presi- dent, Don Boumback, vice president, JoAnn White, treasurer and Shirley Fike, secretary. Soon after they became juniors, the class rings and sweaters arrived which left everyone raving for weeks. The Darling Brats was the title of the play they presented which featured Carol Berg and DeRoy Golston. Featuring a Mardi Gras theme, they honored the seniors with their prom where they had dinner and danced on an out-door patio. First row: O. Calhoun, J. Anderson, H. Alves, N. Caudillo, J. Carrillo, P. Cain, S. Coleman. Second row: V. Bixby, D, Clark J Dohogne, M. Chastain, M. Clifton, J. Dodd, M. Cullins, V. Cassano. Third row: L, Dilworth, B. Berg, D. Alderman, B. Dias QA. Delgado, R. Birdsonrg, B. Ayers. Fourth row: D. Barnhart, D. Boumback ,L. Christensen, M. Coleman, Blue, D. Bowen, E urtis, K. Arakawa. Fifth row. D. Arnold, R. Armstrong, J. Cox, R. Bopp, F, Dllley, B. Aydelott, B. Atkinsen.