Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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D. TAYLOR UPTON WILLIAMS L. TAYLOR VALLI WISEMAN C.TELLES VAN CAMP WITTENMYER J.TELLES E. VIERRA E. WOODWARD TOM I MATSU L. VIERRA R. WOODWARD TRENOUTH YAMANAKA D. CLARK OF 1939 the most successful ever held. The committee for the Senior Ball was composed of Doro¬ thy Williams, Harriett DeLeon, Clifford Dinsmore and Julius Pine. The officers who successfully guided this large class through its final year were: President ------------- Paul Rivers Vice-President ---------- Robert McDavid Secretary ----------- Dora Gastelum Treasurer ---------- Marguerite McNally , , , j Dorothy Williams Girls League Representatives - ----- - Cattaneo Student Council Representative - ------ Norman Ahm Yell Leader ----- James Kataoka Advisors: Miss McWilliams, Miss J. Wilson, Mrs. Jackson, Mr. Morse, Mr. Brady, Mr. Dougherty. 19

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J. PINE RODRIGUES S. SHIOZAKI fast were arranged by a comnnittee composed of Ellen Power, Rosemary Burke, and Marjorie Rementel. The speaker at the Commencement exercises was Mr. G. H. Aynesworth of Fresno, President of the California Trustees Association. The two student speakers chosen were John Dusterberry who spoke on Contributions to Education of Private and Parochial Schools in Washington Township, and George Mathiesen who spoke on My Heritage as an American. The Senior Ball was held on Saturday Night, June 10, in the big gym. With Treasure Island as their theme, the gym was very beautifully decorated. When the hour of twelve arrived the Seniors and the guests regretted to depart, declaring the affair to be one of M. PINE POWER RAMOS REGO E. RIVERS P. RIVERS RODERICK ROSE SAKAKI SAKATA SANTANA T. SANTOS J. SCOTT S. SHIMIZU A. SILVA L. SILVA T. SILVA W. SILVA STARK STUART TAKETA seniOR CLASS 18

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THE jun For three years a large group of students, who are now the Junior Class, have taken an active part in every school activity. The class has cooperated with the faculty, seniors, and lower classmen and shown its ability in every way possible. Class rings were the object of much discussion, and the juniors very proudly displayed them at the beginning of the year. Because the rings were ordered in the latter part of the sophomore year, they arrived early and caused much envy on the part of the lower classmen. The Scholastic ability of the juniors was exceptionally high, as fifteen members of this class were represented in the California Scholarship Federation. Not only were they members, but the juniors held many offices in the society. Including that of president. The class displayed its journalistic abilities through the medium of the ’’F atchet ' ' two members holding prominent offices, that of Associate Editor and Business Manager. The cast of the Student Body play, Three Days of Grade, contained many juniors. In the Vodvil and Christmas Pageant, members of the class took leading parts and, on the whole, showed much enthusiasm and talent. For their Assembly program, on February 2, the juniors chose a real melodramer ' and variety show, which met with much enthusiasm by the Student Body. 20