Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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J. Silveira, K. Amaral, S. Butler. M. Alameda, R. Cotton. R. Lorenson, S. Andriozzi, B. King, D. Costa, L. Moora, E, Lewis, L. McClain, J. Nunes. V. Fracolli, L. Smith, T. Logan, T. Santos. TOP ROW, left to right: S. Andriozzi, J. Nunes, M. Alameda. SECOND ROW: V. Fracolli, J. Silveira, D. Costa, R. Lorenson, L. Smith, L. Moora. BOTTOM ROW: L. McClain, R. Cotton, B. King, S. Butler, T. Santos, K. Amaral, E. Lewis, Mr. Goold. Student Council Under the leadership of our president Mel- ford Alameda, and our Student Council, the Associated Students of Washington Union High School have completed their eighteenth year of student government. One of the most important duties of the Stu¬ dent Council is to provide entertainment for the student body assemblies. In addition to student talent shows and athletic assemblies the Council secured three professional entertainers. The Council also sold refreshments at games and attended two conventions. The members of the Council were: Melford Alameda, president; LeRoy Moora, vice-presi¬ dent; Ruth Cotton, secretary; Stella Andriozzi, treasurer; Kathy Amaral, yell-leader; Gerald Nunes, boys ' athletic manager; Edna Lewis, girls ' athletic manager; Rosella Lorenson, cafeteria bookkeeper; Dorothy Costa, Girls ' League presi¬ dent; Jackie Lewis, Hatchet editor; Victor Fra¬ colli, Thelma Logan, Thelma Santos, represent¬ atives at large; Beth King, Annual editor. The advisor was Mr. Goold.

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GERTRUDE C. MOZZETTI LOIS S. NELSON LOIS NICHOLSON JED S. OXBORROW BRYCE C. PHILLIPS GLENN G. REHRIG EVELYN B. ROSE MARY A. SOUZA FLORENCE M. SMITH DWIGHT H. THORNBURG HARRIET F. THORNBURG JUDSON E. TAYLOR MARY VAN WINKLE CLYDE E. VOORHEES II

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DAVE PRIEGO KATHERINE VIVEIROS LEONARD SMITH SENIORS • 1947 CORA PEREZ LESLIE HALLIDAY TOMMY CARDENAS On the Sunday of June 15. 1947, connnnencement exercises were held for 131 gradu¬ ates of Washington Union High School. This nunnber includes six nnembers of our class who are in the services and I I Evening High School members. The Senior Class will look back through the years to this day v hich marked the end of four glorious years. The Seniors started the year off with a bang and In October, 1946, they had their first Sneak Day. This Sneak Day was an extra one given to them by Pop Gould, for their good sportsmanship in eliminating Scrub Day. During the last semester, the Seniors were hosts to the eighth graders. An inkling of what the future Freshmen would encounter next year was illustrated by the Student Body assembly given in their honor by the Seniors. Senior assembly, a highlight of Senior Week, was an opportunity for the Seniors to bid Pop, the Faculty, and the kids a farewell deep from the heart. On June I 5, 1947, the Seniors untied their diplomas, dabbed at those ever persisting terms, and waved goodbye to their dear old alma mater. Our wholehearted thanks and appreciation go to our advisors: Mrs. Nelson, Mr. Hirk, Mr. Thornburg, Mr. Cxborrow, Mrs. Hartsog, Mrs. Souza, Mrs. Smith and last but cer¬ tainly not least, Pop, for the help and assistance they have given to make our four years at W.U.H.S. truly unforgettable ones. 13