Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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ED. COSTA President GLORIA SILVA Treasurer PERRY ALLEN LORRAINE ALAMECtA Vice-President Secretary ED. BRAZIL KENNETH HALLEN Student Council Yell Leader JhjL loAA, Early in the fall of 1939 a group of new students entered a strange and new environment. They quickly adapted themselves to the new surroundings and took their place in school life. They have proven themselves to be capable and talented students in the journalistic, athletic, scholastic, and dramatic life of the school. One of the most important activities of the graduating class was the sponsoring of the annual elementary school May Day program which is held for the purpose of acquainting the eighth grade pupil with the school he will enter in the fall. The Senior Class has twice been awarded first place in the annual song and yell contest; once during its sophomore year and again this year. For the Senior play, given this year in February, The Importance of Being Ecfrnest was pre¬ sented to a full house. The usual graduation week activities were enjoyed by the seniors beginning with the last Monday of school when the Annuals were given out and continuing through the senior ball to commencement on June 18. Officers who directed the activities of the Senior Class were: president, Ed. Costa; vice-president. Perry Allen; secretary, Lorraine Alameda; treasurer, Gloria Silva; student council representative, Edward Brazil; Girls ' League repre¬ sentatives, Elaine Lewis, Geraldine Goularte; yell leaders, Kenneth Hallen, Rosaline Daviner; advisers. Miss Machado, Miss Rogers, Mr. Brown, Mr. Thorn¬ burg, Miss Langeberg. 12

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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

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