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Page 33 text:
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Jreshman Class A mighty band of shy, timid looking students entered the halls of Washington Union High in the fall of 193 0. This freshman class broke the record of all the previous classes with an enrollment of one-hundred and sixty-three students. For the first few days they tramped the halls with a blank look on their faces, trying to find the correct room. The shy, awkward freshmen encountered many strange faces, but in the course of a few days they began to get acquainted with the high and mighty seniors, and with their fellow classmen. They have taken a part in the activities of the school. They have participated in plays, band, orchestra, athletics, and operetta. It is surprising to know the number of things a freshman can do for the school if he really tries. Page Twenty-five
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Jreshman Class of 34 Frank Dusterberry . President Ruel Brown Vice-President Bonnie May Secretary Harry Cieslak Treasurer Vivian Luna . Class Reporter Mr. Goold, Miss Wright, Miss Taylor, Mr. Regli, Miss Nicely Advisors MOTTO Deeds, Not Words COLORS FLOWER Blue and White Yellow Rose Pag-e Twenty-four
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Our Hhrary Ever since Washington Union High School has been in existence, it has contained a library. It has been only in the last four years, however, that we have had a librarian, who devotes all her time and attention to the development and improvement of our library. Over five thousand books may be found in this library and magazines which exceed seventy in number. At the end of each year the old periodicals and magazines are bound and kept for reference. Due to lack of space the text-book room was converted into a class room with the result that the text books were placed in the library. This made things slightly crowded. Our library is excellent in character, and it contains all the material neces¬ sary for every department in high school. New additions are being made each year making it a bigger and better library. Pag-e Twenty-six
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