Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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FOREWORD... Picturing high school as it seemed to us and as we want to remember it has been our aim in composing this year ' s Washingtonian. We present it to you in the hope that it will, in the future, serve as a means of reminding you of the years spent in learning to live and work together successfully as the citi¬ zens of tomorrow. We have chosen husky dogs as the theme for this year ' s Washingtonian in honor of the members of our athletic teams who are called Huskies. In reading this Washingtonian we hope each of you will find pleasant memories of school life at Washington Union High School.

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THE FISH POND THE CAFETERIA Courtesy Mr. Stevens 1

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MRS. WRIGHT flPPRECIflTIOn For twenty-two years students, members of the faculty, and trustees of Washington Union High School have found in Mrs. Wright a loyal, respected, and much-loved friend. Following the untimely death of her beloved husband, George Whitefield Wright, for nineteen years the principal of our high school, Eula M. Wright assumed the position of librarian of Washington Union High School. During these years, her tireless devotion to duty and her broad cultural interests have developed our library until it ranks as one of the best in the state of California among schools of our size. As the wife of a beloved principal of our school and as our librarian, Mrs. Wright has had forty-one years of close association with Washington Union High School. This year marks the end of this close association, for Mrs. Wright has decided to retire. In this Washingtonian of 1946, the senior class salutes Mrs. Wright, and on behalf of all the students, faculty, and trustees expresses to her its deep appreciation and sincere affection.