Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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Ethyle Ahm Melvin Allegre Adeline Amaral Helen Amaral Margaret Anderson Lillian Ashton Ann August Irma Azavada Yoneko Baba Bernice Bernardo Delinda Bettencourt William Booras Margaret Brown Peter Bunting Margaret Burke John Cattaneo Morgan Cesari Jean Coit - Edwin Dargitz Alex De Knoop Milton Durham

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Top Row — Frank Maderios, President; Rose Cattaneo, Secretary; Ramona Mellow, Treasurer; Blanche Nunes, Girls’ League Representative; Alfred Andrade, Vice-President. Lower Row—Paul Power, Editor Washingtonian; Anna Shinn, Business Manager; Fred Rogers, Student Council Rep.; Barbara Kibby, Girls’League Rep.; Harry Cesari, Yell Leader. Tlic Keiiiwr Class The same sun shines on the buildings of Washington Union High School; the same wind howls through the empty spaces of the big gym; but the same class that entered these sheltering portals four years ago will be gone in another week. With the thought of the departure of the Senior Class of 1936 there comes into our minds the long list of the records they have attained during their four years of high school life. Looking over the symposium of the activities of the Senior Class, we find them starting their freshman year by winning the annual Student Body card sale drive and being the first to attain one hundred per cent Student Body membership. For three consecutive years the Class added the winning of this contest to its list of achievements. The sophomore year had its quota of successful parties, candy sale drives, participation in scholastic, ath¬ letic, and extra-curricular activities. These they carried on straight through the junior and senior years. One of the important highlights of the third year was the Junior-Senior Prom with its unique and beautiful Hawaiian setting. The financial situation of the class has never caused any trouble because of the ability of the candy sale committees. Through the hard work of Mrs. Morris and the Senior Council in planning the expenses, it was possible to keep the senior dues down to one dollar and a half for each member. This sum entitled each person to a “Washingtonian ’, graduation announcements and bids, and flowers. Each one could also attend all class activities such as the Senior Ball, the three Senior Nights, Senior Brunch, and Senior Sneak Day. The Senior Nights, arranged by Eleanor Roderick and her committee, began with a dinner dance in the fall. The second was a Valentine party given on Eebruary 14, and the last was a picnic held in the spring. Class activities were planned by the Senior Council, which is a new body in¬ troduced this year to take care of class problems. 7Te Council’s work is similar to that of the Council of the Student Body and is composed of the class officers. [ 13 ]

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Gerald Dutra l- ' ' Lyle Fisher Tarno Fudenna TadaoFujita June Furtado George Fields Joseph George Lawrence Gonsalves Robert Harmon Noboru Hayashi Lorraine Houck Mitsue Ichisaka Kaoru Larry Inouye George Jorgensen Tsuyako May Kataoka Yoshimi Kawaguchi L Joseph Keltner Wilbert Keough Roy Kitashima Donald Lamons Evelyn Leal Seniors t 3 4» [ 15 ]