Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 46 of the 1930 volume:

We, the class of 1930, have digressed from the customary year book to a pictorial with faces rather than facts, as reminders of our happy years at Washington Union High School. This book is designed not to be primarily a work of art, but an interpretation of student life during the past year, showing the school spirit on the sports field and in the student body, as well as of the senior class. Action, group, and individual pictures were chosen to bring back memories of contests well fought, if not always won; to remind us of the numerous and varied activities our diverse groups have carried on outside the classroom; and to call to mind the friends with whom we have traveled the difficult road to learning. If, in years to come, it evokes dear memories, it will not have been born in vain. Four Mr. J. Vernon Goold, B. A. Stanford Uni versify Vice-principal, Laboratory Sciences Mrs. Lucille Newbert Wilson, A. B. University of California Social Science Miss Loren a M. Wright, A. B. University of California Languages Miss Aubrey Nicely, A. B. University of California English, Dramatics Mr. E. B. Hodges, B. Di., B. A., 1. S. T. C., M. A. Stanford University Principal Mr. J. W. Regli San Jose State Teachers College Boys’ Physical Education Place filled for second semester by Miss Beatrice V. Taylor, A. B., M. A. University of California Five I Back rate — La Verne Silva, assistant business manager; Mr. Kibby, advisor; Manuel Brown; Robert Wright; Eugene Dusterberry, business manager; Otello Bellini, snapshot editor; Mr. Hodges, advisor. Front row — Ed Witherly; Faye Harrington, typist; Elizabeth Shinn, editor-in-chief; La Von Molter, assistant snapshot editor; Mary Lucas, typist; Mary George. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President - — Eugene Dusterberry Vice-President - - _ Fern Garcia Secretary - - Faye Harrington Treasurer - - - Howard Overacker Yell Leader .J- - Otello Bellini Editor of Pictorial- Elizabeth Shinn , Class Motto Class Flower fj Lahor Omnia Vincit—Work Wins Cecile Brenner Everything Class Colors Red and White Six Madelyn Avila English. Languages, and Laboratory Science; Scholarship 3: Girls’ W Club 3, 4. Elizabeth Shinn Eng-., Soc. Sci., and Lang.; Scholarship 1, 2: Sec.- Treas. 2: A. S. Vice-l res. 4; Hatchet Staff 2, 3, 4, Editor 3; Girls’ League, Chr. Hos. Com. 2: Coun- 1 3; “I’enrod” 3: “Sailor Maids’’ 2; “Miss Cher- Blossom’’ 3: “In a Mission Garden” 4; De¬ ng 4; I’ictorial Staff, Editor 4. Fern Garcia . and Soc. Sci.; Girls’ League Council 4; Class ce-I’res. 4; Scholarship 1 sem.; “INliss Cherry ossom” 3; Bronze Typing Medal 4. Ramon Barnum English and Social Science; Scholarship mesters; Orchestra 3, 4; Band 3, 4. 3 se- Emiline Oliveira English and Social Science: Basketry Club, Sec. 4: “Sailor Maids” 2: “Miss Cherry Blossom” 3. j Seven Eugene Dusterberry Eng., Math., Lab. Sci., and Soc. Sci.: Class Pres. 2, 4; Scholarship, 3 sem.; Boys’ League, l res. 4: Boys’ W Club 4; Track Capt. 4; Hatchet Staff 3,4: Dram. Club, Pres. 1 sem.; “Penrod” 3: “In a Mis¬ sion Garden” 4; Debating 4; Pictorial Staff. Bus. Mgr. 4. Faye Harrington Trans, from Bremerton High, Wash., 3: Eng. and Soc. Sci.; Class Sec’y 4; Commercial Club, Vice- I’res. 4: IMctorial Staff 4. Howard Overacker Eng. and Soc. Sci.; Class Pres. 1, Treas. 4; A. S., Boys’ Athletic Mgr. 3, A. S. Treas. 4: Boys’ League Council 2, 3. 4: Boys’ W Club 3, 4: “Sail¬ or Maids” 2; “Miss Cherry Blossom” 3: “Ihirple Towers” 4; “In a IMission Garden” 4. Otello Bellini Eng,, Soc. Sci., and Lab. Sci.: Class Yell Leader 4; Scholarship, 4 sem.: Debating Club, Pres. 4: Boys’ League Council 4; “In a Mission Garden” 4: A. S., Chr. I’ub. Com., 4: IMctorial Staff 4. Elinor Silveira English and Social Science; Girls’ W Club 3, 4; Commercial Club, Sec’y 4. Harry Fontes English and Social Science; Band 4; Class Yell Leader 2. Robbin Trask “English, Soc. Sci., and Art; “Sailor ISTaids” Crchostra 3, 4; “In a IMission Garden” 4. .Katherine Sullivan Enj lish aiTd Social Science; Class Treas. 1; “I’en- lod” 3: Miss Cherry Tllossom” 3; Girls’ L.eag ' ue Treas. 4. Frank Vargas ij lish and Social Science. La Von Molter Kn . and Soc. Sci.; Girls’ League Council 1; Scholarship, 3 se-m.: Hatchet Staff 3; Girls’ W Club 3, 4; Dramatic Club, Prog. Chr., 1 sem.: I’enrod” 3: In a Mission Garden” 4; Pictorial Staff 4. Vernon Rose Eng., Soc. Sci., and Math.; In a Mission Garden” 4; Typing certificate, bronze and silver awards 4. Constance Reina T rans, from Roosevelt High, Oakland, 3; Soc. i Sci. and ICng.; Girls’ W Club 3, 4; Girls’ League Council 4: Debating Club, Sec’y-Treas. 4; In a iNIission Garden” 4. Pauline Evulich Transferred from Mission High, San Francisco 3; English and Social Science; Miss Cherry Plos- som” 3. Raymond Crane English and Social Science; ‘Sailor ISIaids” 2; Purple Towers” 4; In a Mission Garden” 4. Melvin Teeter English and Social Science; Boys’ W Club. , Ruby Bowers English and Social Science. James Logan English and Social Science; A. S. Boys’ Athletic iManager 4; In a Mission Garden” 4. Alvin Gomes ial Science; In a Mission Gar- Marcella Bliss E nglish and Social Science; Class Sec’y 2; Girls League Council 3. Eight Reuben Ferry Kng-. and Social Science; Boys’ W Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Boys’ League Ways and Means Com., Chairman 4. George Robinson Latin, Math., Lab. Sci., and Soc. Sci.; Scholarship 1, 2; Hatchet Staff 2, 3; Class Vice- Ihes., 3; Band 1, 2; Orchestra 1, 2: “Penrod” 3; In a Mission Garden” 4; Science Club, Pres. 4; Lincoln Essay Medal 4. Maurice Silva Eng. and Soc. Sci.; Boys’ League Prog. Com., Chr. 4; “Sailor Maids” 2; “Miss Cherry Blossom” 3; “Penrod” 3; “In a Mission Garden” 4. Beatrice Oliveira English and Social Science; Girls’ W Club 3, 4. Victor Amaral English and Social Science. Elizabeth Bowers and Social Science. Marie White Eug., Latin, and Soc. Sci.; Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4; Pres. 3; Girls’ W Club 2, 3, 4; Sec’y-Treas. 4; Girls’ League Prog. Com., Chr. 2; Girls’ League Pres. 4; Hatchet Staff 2, 3: Class. Treas. 3; “Pen- rod” 3; “In a Mission Garden” 4; C. S. F. Central Region Treas. 4; C. S. F. Life Pin. Eleanor Amarant English and Social Science. Edward Wargin English, Social Science, and Mathematics; rod” 3; “In a Mission Garden” 4; Dr; Secretary, 1 semester. latics; KI y ‘- ' ‘ ' iwitj mV Gertrude Ellsworth I Eng., Soc. Sci., and Lang.; Class Sec’y 1; Schol¬ arship 3; Girls’ League, Chr. Hosp. Com. 3; Hatchet Staff 3: Dramatic Club, Prog. Chr., 1 sem.; “Penrod” 3; “Miss Cherry Blossom” 3; “In a Mission Garden” 4. Mabel Fyffe lOnglish and Social Science; “I’enrod” 3; “Miss Cherry Blossom” 3: Gills’ League, Sec’y 4; Hatchet Staff 4. Lucille Sinclair English, Social Science, and Laboratory Science; Girls’ W Club 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4. Nine Manuel Brown Knglish and Social Science: Hatchet Stafl ' 3, 4: Boys’ AV Club 4; IMctorial Staff: ‘In a Mission Garden” 4. Lois Abrott English and Social Science: ‘‘Sailor Maids” 2 ‘‘Miss Cherry Blossom” 3; ‘ In a Mission Garden’ Isabel Camara Transferred from Salinas Hi h 2: English and Social Science: Bronze Typin.y iNledal 3. Frank Furtado ; Klish and Social Science; “Purple Towers’ Orchestra 4. Melvin S Social Science] Oliver lish anA Science; Certificate, Silver Bronze’Vy ng- Medals 3, 4. Leroy Murphy English and Social Science; Boys’ W Club 3. 4: , Boys’ League, Chr. S, S. Committee 4; “In a INlis sion Garden” 4. N Francis Ann Robinson English and Social Science: Class Treasurer 2 Girls’ League, Chairman Nv’ays and Means Com¬ mittee 2. Chairman Hospitality Committee 3 “Purple Towers” 4. Irma Clark English a,nd Social Science; Girls’ W Club 3, 4 “Purple Towers” 4. Edward Witherly Eng,, Soc. Sci., and JMath.: Scholarship 1, 2: Class Treas, 2; President 3; Boys’ League Ex. Council 3, 4; Hatchet Staff 3, 4: Science Club, Sec’y 4; Boys’ W Club 4; “Penrod” 3: “In a Mission Gar¬ den” 4; Pictorial Staff 4. Robert Wright English, Social Science, and Matheni League, Secretary 4: Boys’ Club : Club, President 1 semester: Class Vij 3; Honorary Captain of Basketball 1 torial Staff 4. Tioys’ :ienc« Aurelie Antron English, Social Science, and Mathematics: Schol¬ arship 1 semester: Girls’ V Club 2, 3, 4; “Sailor Maids” 2: “Miss Cheiry Blossom” 3; “Purple Towers” 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4: “In a Mission Garden” 4. Ten o • Masako Sekigahama JOnglish and Social Science: Scholarship, 2 se¬ mesters; Girls’ AV ( luh 2, -1: “In a Alission Gar¬ den” 4. Elmer Stinhilver English, Laboratory Science, and Social Science; Orchestra 3, 4; “Ihirple Towers” 4. Anthony Brown Elnglish and Social Science. Evelyn Moore Knglish and Social Science; “The Gypsy Rover” 1: “Sailor JMaids” 2: “Miss Cherry Blossom” 3; “Purple Towers” 4: “In a ATission Garden” 4. Teresa Pimentel lOnglish and Social Science; Girls’ W Club 3, 4 Edward Bernard English Social Science; Boys’ AV Club 4: “Sailor Alaj s” 2; “Miss Cherry Blossom” 3: “Purple To- rs” 4. ✓ Florence Bewick English and Social Science; Girls’ A Club 3, Girls’ League, Chr. AVays and Means Com., Bronze Typing Award 4. Vernie Martin English and Social Science: “I’urple Towers” 4; Basketry Club, President 4. 4; 4; English and Social Science; Boys’ AV Club 3, 4. Ruth Mau lOnglish and Social Science; Scholarship, 4 se¬ mesters. LaVerne Silva Sci.: Class A ice-Pres. 1; Yell Lead- tudents 3: Boys’ League, Vice-Pres. 4; Club 4; Commercial Club, Pres. 3, 4; i-ial 4; Bronze Typing Medal 4. Frank Pimentel English and Social Science; A. S. Class Vice-President Debating Club 4. President 4; Scholarship, 1 semester; Eleven Hisao Kataoka Knglish and Social Science; Class Yell Leader 2. Minnie Rivers English, Social Science, Art. Carmen Miranda English, Social Science, Hatchet Staff 4. v Mary Janeiro English and Social Science: Girls’ AV Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4: Hand, 2: Orchestra 2: “In a INUssion Garden” 4; Medal in Typing- 4. John Cahill English and Social Science: Boys’ Club 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, 4; E ootball Captain 4; Boys’ League Treas. 4. Alice Lemas Eng-, and Soc. Sci.: Scholarship, 5 sem.: Girls’ W Club 3, 4: Hatchet Staff 4: “Penrod” 3: “In a IMission Garden” 4: Bronze and Silver Typing- Medals 4. Mary George English, Social Science, and Languages; Class Secretary 3; Scholarship, 3 semesters; Girls’ League, Chairman Hospitality Committee 4: Girls’ W Club 3, 4; Hatchet Staff 4; Dramatics Club, Secretary 1 semester; “Penrod” 3; “In a Mission Garden” 4; Pictorial Staff 4. Mary Lucas English and Social Science; A. S., Secretary 4; Typing- Certificate 3, Bronze and Silver Awards 4; Hatchet Staff 3; Associate Editor 4; Pictorial Staff 4: “Penrod” 3; “In a Mission Garden” 4; Scholarship, 7 semesters, President 4; C. S. E. Life Pin 4. Twelve President _ Geouge Coley % Vice-President _ _ _ Alice Sequeira Secretary ...._ Elsie Silva Treasurer _ Olivia Foster Advisors _Mrs. Jackson, Miss Knoles, Mr. Mette, Mr. Webb, Mrs. Wright Thirteen ' 32 President _ _ _ Billie Dick Vice-President _ _ _ Dorothy La Plante Secretary _ __ Lenore Neves Treasurer _ June Witherly Advisors _ Mr. Gravestock, Mrs. Morris, Miss Roberts, Miss Sandholdt, Mr. Solvason, Mr. Wood Fourteen President _ Elmo Grimmer Vice-President ___- Ernest Garcia Secretary _ Jewell Amaral Treasurer _ Jewell Amaral Advisors, Mr. Hill, Mr. Moore, Miss Sayles, Miss McMillan Mr. Kibby, Mr. Kimber Fifteen Frank Pimentel Mary Lucas Elizabeth Shinn President Secretary Vice-President Lola Luna James Logan Girls’ Athletic Manager Boys’ Athletic Manager Howard Overacker Arlene Oliveira Milton Fournier Treasurer Editcr-in-chief, the Hatchet Yell Leader Tbanksg rijig Ball Committee La Verne Silva, General Chairman Roy Secada, Chairman Music and Hall Robert Wright, Chairman Decoration Elinor Silveira, Chairman Refreshments Marie White, Chairman Hospitality Mary Lucas, Chairman Bids and Programs Rally Committee Milton Fournier, Chairman Manuel Fontes Billie Dick Agatha Willis Viiblicity Committee Otello Bellini, Chairman Edward Witherly Florence Bewick Paper Drive Committee George Robinson, Chairman Howard Overacker La Von Molter STUDENT BODY PLAY CAST A Full House,” presented January 24, 193 0 June Witherly, Dorothy La Plante, Irene Cieslak, Frances Anderson, Aileen Stein- hoff, Lola Luna, Judith Gronley, George Coley, John Munger, Elmo Grimmer, Ernest Garcia, Clarence Lucas, James Beveridge, Eades Carroll. Sixteen FIRST ROW—JNIr. Goold, doan of boys: Milton Fourniei-; Edward Witherly: Donald Blair Fuller: Fades Carrol: Mr. Hodges, Adyisor. SECOND ROW—Reuben Ferry, chairman ways and means committee: Billie Dick: LeRoy Minphy, chairman S. S. committee: Otello Bellini: La Verne Silva, vice-president. THIRD ROW—Eu.aene Dusterberry, president: Louis Neves: Robert Wright, secretary; Maurice Silva, chairman progiam committee: John Cahill, treasurer. Absent Howard Blacow, chairman improvement committee. FIRST ROW—Katherine Sullivan, treasurer: Mary Duarte: Valenta Brydges; Margaret Bettencourt: Marcella Bliss: Lydia Dias: Melvina Giusti. SECOND ROW ' —l?atty Bliss: Mary George, chairman of hospitality committee: Constance Reina: Elsie Silva: Olive Silva, vice-president: Florence Bewick, chairman of ways and means committee. THIRD ROW—Marie White, president: Lola Luna, chairman of program committee; Miss Sandholdt, dean of girls: Fern Garcia; Mabel Fyffe, secretary. Leave of absence second semester. Place filled by Mrs. JMorris. Seventeen FRONT ROW ' —Reuben Ferry, president. SECC ND ROW—Harold Faria, Ea Verne Silva, Ee Roy INIurpby. ] lanuel Fontes, Tsutoma Tani awa, Clarence IMne. TOP ROW—ISfr. Refill (coach). Tony Caldeira, Robert W ' ri.aht, Eii.aene Ousterberrv, .John Cahill. Girls ' W Club FRCNT ROW—Mary Geoif e, ISIae Andiade, Alice Seciueira, Alice Eenias. Irene Oliveira, Masako Sekigahama, Madelyn Avila, Beatrice Oliveira. SECOND ROW—Aurelie Antron, Irma Clark, l oumilda Rose, Constance Reina, Tsurue Sakaki, Arlene Oliveira, Mary .Janeiro (president), Teresa Ihmentel, P ' ' lorence Bewick, Marie White. TOI ' ROW—Eola Euna, Sophie Swanson, Eucille Sinclair. Ea Von Molter, Irma Dutra, Angie Allegre, Elinor Silveira, IMiss MclMillan (advisor). Eighteen FRONT ROW—Frances Anderson, Marie AVihite, Henrietta Flores, Mary Lucas (president), Ruth Mail, Gertrude Ellsworth, Madelyn Avila, Arlene Oliveira. SECOND ROW—Alice Sequeira, IMildred Durham, Tsurue Sakaki, Sumi Nakashima, Lenora Neves, Ida Sequeira, Air. Solvason (advisor). T(AP ROAV— Alr. Hodj es (advisor), Tsutoma Tanigawa, Agatha AVillis, Alilton Alunger, Lola Luna. Otello Dell ini. Alary George, Alice Lemas. Hatcliet Staff FRONT ROAV—Air. Aloore (advisor),Tsurue Sakaki, Sumi Nakashima, Alabel Fyffe, Mae Andrade, Arlene Oliveira (editor), Olivia Foster, Air. Kibby (advisor). SECOND ROW—Eades Carroll, Frances Anderson, Alary Lucas, Elizabeth Shinn, Alildred Durham, Alice Lemas, Alary George, James Logan. TOP ROAV—Edward AA ' itherly, Agatha AVillis, Sid Lawlor (business manager), Alanuel Brown, Eugene Dusterberry, Sophie Swanson, Alelvin Skow. Nineteen In a Mission Garden ' FRONT ROU ' —Raymond Crane, James Lo an, Joe Ralph Faria, Alvin Gomes, Edward Witherly. SECOND ROW—IMiss Nicely (Director), Eugene Dusterberry, Lois Abrott, Gertrude Ells¬ worth. Mary George, Marie White, Aurelie Antron. Masako Sekigahama, Elizabeth Shinn. TOP ROW—Otello Bellini, Vernon Rose, La Von IVIolter, Howard Overacker, jMaurice Silva. George Robinson. Robbin Trask, Edward Wargin. ABSENT—] Ianuel Brown, Leroy Murphy, Constance Reina, Evelyn Moore. jMary Janeiro. FRONT ROW—Edward Wargin, Edward Witherly, Elizabeth Shinn, Constance Reina, Mildred Durham, Edward Kettman. Eugene Justus. TOP ROW—Mr. Gravestock (Director). Otello Bellini (President), John :Munger, Frank Pimentel, Eugene Dusterberry, Miss Taylor, IVliss Knoles, Miss Roberts. Twenty Director Mr. John Kimber Twenty-one Team FRONT ROW (B substitutes)—Manuel Gonsalves, John Coley. Elmo Grimmer, Gordon Pond, Donald Blair Fuller, Joseph Fyffe, Paul Aust, John Gronley, John Stevenson. SECOND ROW (B team)—Be Roy Murphy, Edward Bebon, Edward IMalfatti, Georj e Coley, Edward Wargin. Mr. Regli (coach). Vincent Bettencourt, John Munger, Georg-e Robinson, Augustine Williams, Ted Bogan, James Geib. THIRD ROW (first team substitutes)—James Bogan, Clarence Pine, Billie Dick, Ray¬ mond Crane, Manuel Fontes, Otello Bellini, Bouis Neves, Bawrence Ihne, George Geib, James Beveridge, Beland Silva. TOP ROW (first team)—Eugene Dusterberry, John Cahill (captain), Ernest Garcia, Clarence Soito, Edward Bernard, Roy Secada, PVank JMattos, Manuel Brown, Melvin Teeter, Reuben Ferry, Sid Bawlor. Team FRONT ROW—Manuel Fontes, Ernest Thompson, Ernest Garcia, John Coley, Clarence Soito, Tom Kitashima, Manuel Amaral, Harold Faria. SECOND ROW.—Mr. Regli (coach), Manuel Brown, Reuben Ferry (captain); Edward Bebon, Anthony Rivers, Roy Gularte, Minoru Ikeda, Clarence Pine, Stanley Roderick. Twenty-two FRONT ROW—Frank iMattos. Melvin Teeter, Leland Telles, Ted Lo an. Leroy Murphy, John Faria, Billie Dick, Edward iSlalfatti, Clarence Soito, Tsutomu Tani awa. SECOND ROW—-Howard Overacker, George Robinson, Edward Bernard, Evan Orelli, Augustine AVilliams, Reuben Ferry, James Logan, Joseph Avila. Edward Witherly, Hiroshi Sekigahama. TOI ' ROWt—]Mr. Regli (Coach), Robert Wright, James Geib, Eugene Dusterberry (Captain). Otello Bellini, Edward Wargin, Elmer Stinhilver, Ernest Garcjai ' Hisakazu Nakaga- wara, Raymond Crane, Clarence Pine, Hisao Kataoka. James Logan, Boys’ Athletic Manager: John Cahill, Football Captain: Mr. Regli, Coach: Reuben Ferry, Baseball Captain: Eugene Dusterberry, Track Captain. Twenty-three Twenty-five Twenty-six Twenty-seven t - ' Newark Cash and Carry j M. B. REYNOLDS, Prop. Quality the Best Prices the Best Service the Best Location the Best Newark California I I 1 I 1 I f ! I 1 I -4 ----- ! FOR REAL SERVICE— i j -go to- ! BERT’S I I BARBER i I SHOP m—,.,.-4. I Niles California f I SMART STYLES FOrTvERYONE 1 FOOTWEAR—HOSIERY I “Star Brand Shoes are Better” | Phone Niles 65-J | Scott’s Shoe Store Centerville Candy 8c Iviinch Shoppe Next to High School SQUARE MEALS FOR REGULAR FELLOWS At Prices That Are Good for the Pocketbook C. A. WATTS 1 T I K. 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