Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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jamlisi EVELYN BROWN CARLETON BROWN LURAINE COLLINS EMMA DOANE MURIEL FOURNIER WARREN GRAVESTOCK CHARLOTTE HATCH LORENA HAWLEY IRVING HIRD GRACE JACKSON HUGH KIBBY GRACE KNOLE5 LOREVA LANGEBERG DORIS MACHADO WILLIAM METTE JOSEPHINE MORRIS LOIS NELSON DOROTHEA ORMSBY HELEN ROGERS DWIGHT THORNBURG MARY VAN WINKLE EVELYN WILSON EULA M. WRIGHT

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MR. GOOLD MISS LEACHMAN MR. REES Principal Dean of Girls Vice-Principal fihijnapboJ!6u l YbiUjaxjsi The government oiihe United States has repeatedly made the statement that it needs the aid of education today more than ever before in the history of the nation. The schools are really a part of the victory assembly lines because they de¬ velop in the students the abilities and skills necessary not only to the armed forces but also to that great army of workers behind the scenes. We must have recruits for both of these armies if our democratic institutions are to be preserved. Those of you students who are graduating, I believe, are well equipped to fill your place in the world because you have registered for the refresher mathe¬ matics, the necessary shop, physics, home nutrition and other courses geared to meet the urgent need. The seriousness of purpose shown by the whole student body of Washington Union High School in this second year of war has proved without doubt that each member is keenly aware that history is in the making, that the peace time scale of values must be abandoned, that young people must consequently shoul¬ der heavier loads. Upon student ' s realization of this changing order depends the future of our country. 9

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Siudstni Qowfudd The Student Council is composed of all the regularly elected Student Body officers and a representative from each class. This group of students acts as the administrative board for the associated students. Some of the important duties of the Student Council are to plan the budget for the school year and to appropriate sums of money for the various school organi¬ zations. The Council makes the decisions on the presentations of all assemblies and sets the dates for the many student activities. The Council ' s principal activities this year began with the student body card sale drive and continued with the sale throughout the year of war savings stamps. The members also presented a hilarious assembly that was much en¬ joyed by the student body as well as sponsoring several special assemblies of outside talent. The advisers are Miss Leachman, Mr. Rees, and Mr. Goold. Lower Row: Adele Bertolotti, Junior Representative; Florence Marie Braun, Sophomore Representative; Ed. Brazil, Senior Representative; Eleanor Enos, Girls ' League President; Vivian Reina, Freshman Representative; Kenneth Calhoun, Vice President; Norbert George, President; Mr. Goold, Principal; Marjorie Brunelli, Secretary; Lillian Harvey, Treasurer. Upper Row: Evelyn Bettencourt, Cafeteria Bookkeeper; Maxine Mau, Hatchet Editor; Gloria Furtado, Girls ' Ath¬ letic Manager; Ernest Machado, Boys ' Athletic Manager; Adeline Henriques, Program Chairman; Wayne Calhoun, Yell Leader; Beatrice Dutra, Representative at Large; Herbert Dutra, Business Manager Hatchet; La Verne Gomes, Representative at Large; Lester Gomes, Representative at Large. I I