Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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GRAVESTOCK McWilliams WEBB MOLD WRIGHT KENNEDY ROGERS THORNBURG HAWLEY METTE CLEVENGER A. BOTELHO JACKSON MORRIS BRADY DU COTY KNOLES KIBBY FOURNIER TAYLOR E. WILSON J. WILSON BROWN DOUGHERTY MORSE S. BOTELHO REES VAN WINKLE FACULTY

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PRINCIPAL ' S MESSACE Should this be called my annual letter or a letter to our Annual? Anyway students, it ' s a real pleasure once again to commend you for the excellent piece of work you have done in your Washingtonian. Your theme is most appropriate. The Golden Gate Exposition is an inspiration for your annual. While most of your articles have the backward look (and from their tone, I know them to be pleasant ones) yet, I gather a deeper meaning. It gives me the feeling that you know definitely what you want and where you are going. That is what I call the American Way. The seniors have clearly demonstrated their many abilities. To be able to assume responsibilities, to be able to work with your fellow classmen and your teachers; these are the things that are making your school what it is today. The growth of the community which our high school serves has been rapid. This, of necessity, has caused an increase in the physical features of our school. It now behooves each of us to catch the spirit of this forward look; we must be constructive builders.

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STUoenT council E POWER W. GUARDANAPO J. EMERSON G. MATHIESEN D. ESCOBAR Pres. Girls ' League Secretary Vice-President President Treasurer D DIAS K. KATO J. FERRANTE M. CATTANEO P. RIVERS Boys ' Athletic Mgr. Girls ' Athletic Mgr. Bus. Mgr. Hatchet Representative Representative R. MATHIES EN S. MAST N.AHM D. GASTELUM F. JOYCE Representative Representative Representative Program Chairman Yell Leader The Student Council represents all the students of the school, and its members are elected by the Student Body. This year, following the annual custom, their first big undertaking was the drive for Student Body card sales. They had as their goal a 100 percent Student Body member¬ ship. The race, which was aided because of the rivalry between the boys and the girls, finally ended in a tie. One of the most important functions of the council was to plan the budget for the year and allot sums of money to the various school organizations. They were also responsible for giving the athletic awards and choosing assembly programs. This year school departments, organizations, and classes presented assembly programs in addition to those given by outside talent. Some of the most interesting programs given by outsiders were the exchange programs, Chevrolet pictures, Howard Milholland and Eva Garcia, Uncle Benny, and the California Polytechnic Glee Club. The council appreciates Mr. Rathbone ' s guidance and the cooperation of the students in making this year a successful one. J. DUSTERBERRY Editor Hatchet T. McWHIRTER Representative M. SCHELBERT Representative