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

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Parents Get Close Look at School's Program Open House was held on Oct. 5 to welcome parents and students to WUHS. Dr. Malcolm Young, district superintendent, said that he was en- couraged by the large number of par- ents and students who showed up this year. Dr. Young said he feels that the parents appreciated what they saw and how the teachers related to them. Top: Parents pay close attention to the speech given by District Superintendent Malcolm Young (not shown). Center: Driv- ers education teacher Ed Schoolcraft meets with students' parents during open house at WUHS. Bottom left: Math teacher Jan Sagasar discusses the work of sophomore Mark Freeman with his par- ents, Doris and Calvin Freeman. Bottom light: Pat and Garland Callaway question English teacher Bernice Miessner about their daughter, junior Donna Callaway. 16 Activities

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Top: We had the privilege of listening to Kathy Barberich as she answered our questions about the fresno Bee. Middle (from left): Quirina Salinez, Rosie Rodriguez, and Carlos Centeno wait anxiously for their answer from the Califor- nia Department of Forestry. Bottom: Easton Learning Center shares with us what they do at their school. Elizabeth Hernandez, and Tamera Hunt watch with interest. Career Day For the first time at WUHS. Students were able to interview professionals form many different job areas, to help them get a head start on a career on Oct. 23 during Career Day. Over 40 careers were represented on Career Day, which was held in the WUHS gym for all students. In charge of this Career Fair was Sandra Britter, a WUHS parent. She said she got the idea from her Knowledge of other schools having them, and she thought it would give students a good idea of what goes on in the real world. Many of the people who represented careers were WUHS graduates. Career Day 17