Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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ORCHESTRA TOP ROW, left to right: D. Priego, J. Davis, O. Rego. A Gardefto. E. Tack. C. Fields, A. Chamness. SECOND ROW; J Silva J. Gaunt. A. Perry. J. Nunes, F. Roderick. J. Borge, W Fernandez. BOTTOM ROW: E. Zirnmerman, E. Freitas, J Oliveira, D. Sa, M. Betchart. P. Ripley, P. Ayala. Our congratulations go to Mr. Thornburg for the tine work he has done this year in the Music Department. Our band, led by majorettes Dolly Silveria, Carol Perry and Cora Perez, helped to brighten many football games. The orchestra supplied the music for the Senior Play and other occasions. The voices of the Music Makers, the very appropriate name given to our glee club, were heard throughout the year in various plays and on graduation. Due credit must go to Mrs. Thornburg, tor conducting music classes for lower classmen. The Music Department this year was really a credit to Washington Union High School. BAND TOP ROW, left to right: C. Fields, A. Silva, A. Faria, S. Galvin. J. Caldoeron, A, Correia, P. Ayala, E. Tack. SECOND ROW: T. Zumaquero, A. Gardetto, E. Parry, D. Prelgo, P. Francis, 1. Auchard. THIRD ROW: D. Shanks. D. Correia, S. Silva A. Alvarez, F. Reis. C. Caldeira, J. Gaunt. R. Cotton. FOURTH ROW: J. Lewis, G. Rego, M. Hernandez, J. Aguiar, d. Nunes, J. Davis, A. Cham¬ ness. D. Runrter, A- Perry. BOTTOM ROW: C. Perry, D. Sllvelra, C. Perez. TOP ROW, left to right: D. Duran. J. Aguiar, A. Chamness, L. Smith, T. Garcia, D. Prelgo, J. Bolivia. T. Garcia, A. Garcia, F. Correia, R. Mendonca, T. Cardenas, R. E. Miller, A. Morris, L. Amaral, P. Parades, C. Davis. SECOND ROW: Mr. Thorn¬ burg, A. Vargas. R. Pierce, L. Harvey, B. Allendar, L. Gomes. 8. Richards. B. Homen, D. Alberts. M. Senn, D. Butler. M. Goutarte, A. Perry, A. Pierce, B, Pierce, L. Silva. M. LeCount. THIRD ROW: P. Harting, E. Silva, M. Seno. C. Soto. M. Novo. R. Alonzo, K. Nickas, P. Nickas, S. Butler, C. O ' Brien, M. Rose, Y. Caldeira, J. Hunsberger, T. Costa, B. Bradley, V. Cuclz, J. Beschard, Mrs. Thornburg. BOTTO t ROW: V. Duarte, A. Vargas, L. Laam, S. Foley, B. Higgenbotham, W. Morrison, R. Trinidad, M. Santos, R. Escaland, L Hean, D. Piexotto, G. Silva, D. Avakian, J. Sllvelra, R. Schneider, I. Caldoeron, M. Weissenbacher, C. Seward. GLEE CLUB

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Organized for the primary purpose of bringing the girls together with feelings of unity and friendliness, the league consists of all the girls at school from the moment they enter, to the day of their graduation. The league, which was founded in 1919 by Miss E. Marie Sanholt, was temporarily discontinued in 1944 because of war conditions. In 1945 ' he league was again organized. The league began ' lany activities this year by wel¬ coming the Freshm .n girls at Big-Little Sister Day. On December 4, in cooperation with the Washington Union High P.-T. A., the Girls ' League sponsored the football dinner honoring the football squads. Throughout the year, a number of vocational speakers have given interesting talks to the girls. The treasury was enlarged this year by the selling of Washingtonian transfers. These activities, under the supervision of the Dean of Girls, Miss Knoles, were planned and carried out under the leadership of Dorothy Costa, president; Catherine Veverious, vice-president; Mary Abel, secretary; and Diane Ferraris, treasurer. The committee chairmen were: Joan Berney, Ways and Means; Barbara Furtado, Hospi¬ tality; and Mary Goularte, Program. GIRL ' S LEAGUE MISS KNOLES. D. COSTA TOP ROW. left to right; A. Aguiar, M. Santos, B. Furtado, M. Ab«l, MJw Kr»oUi. BOTTOM ROW; D. Ferraris, K. Vivieros, D. Costa, J. Berny, M. Enos, M, Coulart . K. ViyElROS, D. FERRARIS B. FURTADO. M. ENOS

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Washingtonian Washingtonians are cherished through the long years for the many memories that are always brought back at the merest glimpse of the book. This year the Washingtonian staff has tried to do just that, to give you a yearbook with a complete summary of our school activities with many pictures, that will help you to remember your school days spent at Washington Union High, and bring back many pleasant memories. Special credit goes to Mr. Kibby and the boys in the print shop who made the covers. The staff also wishes to extend its thanks to all who helped make the 47 Wash¬ ingtonian such a complete success. The members of the staff were: Beth King, editor; Cora Perez, Annabelle Vargas, Thelma Logan, assistant editors; Leslie Halliday, business manager; Ray Luiz, assistant busi¬ ness manager; Jack Moser, Dorothy Costa, Diane Ferraris, La Daun Harting, Carolyn Vargas, Ruthie Cotton, activ¬ ities; Mary Abel, Marjorie Callow, classes; Pat Lopez, Katherine Amaral, calendar; Vic Fracolli, photography; Mr. Phillips, advisor. TOP ROW, }eft to right: K. Amaral. D. Ferrari?, M. Alameda. D. Costa, V. Fracolli, T. togao R Luiz, C, Perez, M. Abel, R. Cotton. M. Callow. BOTTOM ROW: P. Lopez, J. Moser. A. Vargas, Mr. Phillips, B. King, L. Moora, 1. Harting, C. Vargas, L, Halliday. C. PEREZ. L. HALLIDAY, A. VARGAS R. LurZ, T. LOGAN B. KING, MR. PHILLIPS