Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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Junior Class Officers Oscar Niemeth President Vernon Ellsworth.. .. ...Vice-President Erma Machado. Secretary Donald Flores Treasurer Leona Solon—......Class Reporter William Garcia..... Yell Leader Lillian Freitas and Eleanor Morris Girls ' League Rep. Leona Solon and Jack Rathbone...Student Council Rep. Mr. Webb, Chairman; Mrs. Wright, Miss Godfrey, Mr. Kibby, Mr. Pitman.....Class Advisers - 4 23

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The Junior Class The junior class has made port after a very successful year. In the student body play, The Goose Hangs High, and in the Vodvil there were many juniors taking leading parts. At this play and the first night of the Vodvil they held candy sales to finance class projects. In the Scholarship Society the juniors have been very well represented, even capturing the office of president. In the operetta Once in a Blue Moon, there were at least three leading parts held by juniors, besides those that were in the chorus. This also shows their dramatic and musical ability. The juniors were much pleased with their class rings which they received in January. These rings are very attractive, the envy of the lower classes. The juniors have been well represented in sports of all kinds. In the football, basketball, baseball, and track teams, many of the most important positions were held and taken care of very well by juniors. The tennis team of the school includes several junior boys and girls who are outstanding in this sport. The Junior Prom, which was held on May 4, was an informal dance to which the whole school was invited. The evening was dedicated to the seniors by the class who will step into their place of leadership. The Prom was a fitting climax to a most enjoyable, successful cruise. - 4 22

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The Sophomore Class Sailing along through fine weather, the sophomore class has shown its true colors this year. Their sophomore party held on January 13 was voted a huge success. The theme of the party was Harvest. The gym was decorated in orange and tan colors. Yellow pumpkins with grin¬ ning faces looked out from among corn husks and grape vines. It was an informal party, the girls in gingham dresses and the boys in cords and tweeds. Although the party was given on Friday the 13th, it turned out to be a lucky day for the sophs and for their guests. Although still very young, this class has made good records during their two years spent in our school. Many of this class are in the Scholarship Society. On our champion football team there are several sophomores who played excellent football. They also participated in the other sports. The girls have kept up with the boys, doing their part for their teams and in the social life of the school. At the initiation of the freshmen, the sophomores were very willing to lend a helping hand to compensate for their treatment of the year before. This class seems to be particularly adept at making money and have usually been far ahead of the other classes financially. Their splendid class spirit and energy should carry them through their next two years with flying colors. -4 24