Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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THE FRESHMAN CLASS With membership totaling 219 students, the Fresh¬ man Class is by far the largest ever to have entered Washington Union High School. The class began its participation in the student body program on Septem¬ ber 22 by presenting an assembly immediately follow¬ ing the initiation rites. On January 12 the freshmen gave their first dance, a sport dance, with nursery rhymes serving as an appropriate theme. The school was dependent on the Freshman Class for the excellent care of the trophy case in the main hall during the year. The class officers were: President Leona Holden Vice-President Joe Lewis Secretary-Margaret Kerns Treasurer Marjorie Jason Yell Leader-Tommy Champion Student Council Representative Inez Fong Girls’ League Representative Juanita Galvin Girls’ League Representative Ebba Rae Benbow Advisers: Mrs. Jones, Miss J. Wilson, Mrs. Jackson, Miss Griffin, Mr. Elsea, Mr. Brady LEONA HOLDEN President JOSEPH LEWIS Vice-President MARGARET KERNS Secretary MARJORIE JASON Treasurer

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Once again the candid cameras click, catching the students unaware. Phyllis Owen and Lorrayne Peterson are entertaining the seniors on Senior Night. The next group of girls is Mitsuko Sakata, Fusako Sakata, Elaine Nemoto, Ikuko Toda, and Uki Hanamoto. Those three girls are Geraldine Goularte, Leona Holden, and Doris Alvaraz, and in the background we find Lionel Rocha. Entering the school is Dorothy Bettencourt, and next we catch Fred West, playing ping pong. The two studious girls are Helen Griffen and Betty Corey. Three upper classmen, Linda Jane Hellwig, Julianne McDonald, and Betty Murphy are strollers, while on the right are Reuben Ramos and Evelyn Bettencourt. The quartette is Julianne Leonis, June Roderick, Carmen Cortez, and Josephine Sanchez.