Washington Union High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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I ' ' Q f , . f. , , 4 f ,f , , ,, Q M 1, if ,, X X f X I Y 0 Q x ' w FOREWORD Covered wctqons ond pioneers depict the odventurous ond couroqeous spirit of the eorly people who hlctzed troils to von- quish new frontiers. With the some spirit, We students ore here to succeed in conquering the frontiers in educcttion. With edrly Colifornid os our theme, We, the Senior Cldss of l938, hctve tried to occoniplish the tctsk of presenting CI true picture of the school yecrr of l937 l938 in this fifteenth volume of the Woshingtonion !,',,..f l L f Q ff 15 1111 fmfa, 013 04,5Qw?ffN-0m4qy5f7' x X A 1 Qiwa .1440 fjff4 QM f ffzdvflfc 'fd W0 'vQ ,f7ffWfJz4t Y ,ff www ,M fp' lslyll fa uf no W L 161.24 sf f , W W3 W JYjJ,P'yfjj l .QEBEH :MIEB7-- '5,-'T Q--ICQ' IN IVIEMORIAM M SS E MARIE SANDHOLDT Our crdvlser cmd constant frlend whose untlrmq mterest cmd helpfulness are mlssed by us C111 Q ., , I AI . lim ' 4 -.., gig . N, W, il L 1 Q ' I f A fV'J XIX Mk, W ' Y 1, J nl ' f v ' u - L ' ' , V, -, f,M1.V,- fir! Qff 1 -, L , , .. 1 ' f .1 1 CONTENTS Admutlstrcxtlon Classes Qrqcmlzcrtlons S orts fx Z Q-,,-1 0 X 4' Wijiifif if Z 1 . 7 ZX 'M' -1. s, X L A K Xt X x '1 , Q Rx fx. lin X N N 8-' , l 4 s ' N . LL J i - U 1 ' D t . , v ' r ,, , 1 I B I . , I I - s 1 ' AJ' M f 1 , , ' 1 y ' .f A - A ' U A - Abi. .1 'n . - s ' N 19: H- A- ,L W S 4 V, Ax, f.! ,f -,fn aff ff J XMIM, M!!! ,aff yon! W fv f WA VJXJ bf offw ff f ff ,MVCA KA ,Z !,.ffff J JK W' ,rf,6f'L ,-ff fu JI! ,f,2f ff' JJNA f9 i if or ff! .ffff vf 'Aff' JVM yffff f..3 ,VJ pf,,4f'-' J L9-I ,ff-f.,-Q yy YJ ff YW! 'ff I, EZ, fd? 'I Wx! .Aff J.,-V Y ,32'f t '!w.f,d.n.2'.J,,.,.ff-Lf Q ,Qfg pr'-I-fusf MQ CW' M wf X fxfffxw 'N QX A 2 . ,Q fff' Vc Qx 'xg , 5 J jf-44 'f!J'Lol 5 fy if L J' , 1 4, fff Kf Z H Y , . ' 0 , - Qf -f x' X71 If C ZA ' jr ' fydfsfk. 1 , 1 to 4 I A, ,f ' 'iff , ML ' X -ff ,A J I I!! fs I I K ! 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V 'v - J-Q 4 L' gf , f - 1 CJ A MP: JJ! . ff ' XX xl j' .X T J X X HK .2 y-7 5 J , y M - x 15 ,Vw y' -QX X J-ff x X Q Q . -XJ 5 Q' X v- If I k fr X4 UL ! , fr' xg -4 A BCARD CF TRUSTEES '35, Vita MR OVERACKER MR COTT Pres de MR LOGAN MR OLIVEIRA MR HARROLD The Board of Trustees has gtven 1ts loyal support and lnterest to the develop ment of hrgher standards of educatron at Washrngton Umon H1gh School Several new courses of study have been added to the wrde varrety that IS already berng offered Englrsh B a speclal class for students who need ass1st ance 1n readrng techmque Offlce Practlce a study of offrce work whrch grves the students an opportumty to learn all transacttons rn an offlce and Consumer Educatton are the add1t1ons made rn the past year Because our Homernakmg department IS organrzed accordlng to the George Deen Vocatronal Educatron Act 1t has been used as an example by other schools A new system rn our admrmstratron has been adopted by the Board Thrs new counsellng setup consrsts of the Prrnclpal the V1C9PI1HC1pGl Dean of Grrls D1rector of Currlculurn a Counsellor for each class Attendance Clerk and a Secretary to the Board A new bus the replacement of safety glasses rn the wrndows of the busses the purchase of vrsual ard equrpment new textbooks and many other ards to 1nstruct1on add to the lrst of accompllshments of the Board Members of the Student Body greatly apprecrate the servrce the Board has grven so wrllmgly toward the betterment of Washtngton Unlon Hrgh School cc 9 an 1-., '41, .. : -5. - A 5 ' X G- ' , , A , Q 4 M , t 16' ' 1 ' 0 A , I 0 I , , 1 15 ' l nt 1 . , ,ertf 1 . 11 11 . . . I ' 1 1 1 , . V I - I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 'I f J PAT F COC We realrze that another successful year at Washrngton Unron H1gh School rs largely due to the etfrcrency and gurdance of our adrnrnrstratrve force Our school has grown rn enrollrnent rn the past and wrll contrnue to grow Loolcrng toward the future our prrncrpal Mr Rathbone has set up a program for the gradual enlargerrent of the school l-le has attended rnany conventrons and conferences rn order to garn new rdeas for the benettt ol the school Our vrce prlncrpal and dean of boys Mr Goold has proven hrmself a land and loyal counsel r alway s at hand to help the students wrth therr troubles To these two true ana seaalast lrt nds whose asslstance wc shall long rfrnernller wr the Sem r Cl r f gmt to say our farewells l O I sa t ', f Q LT fff fl'o p.,-,fYXKkUA ADMINISTRATION Q - JH ' FACULTY f Q Evelyn M. Wilson 1 Warren E. Grave-stock V, 3' Iosephine P. Morris 'L V -A Maxine L. DuCoty Iudson Taylor Lorena W. Hawley Dwight Thornburg Eula M. Wright Sibyl Botelho Hugh M. Kibby Mary Van Winkle Alvin L. Morse William D. Mette Florence L. Aust Iesse M. McWilliams lean Wilson 3 Antoinette Botelho lack D. Rees is Miriam Van Vorhis Barton L. Webb QJQ Paul oggihgty Grace C. Iackson Grace I. Knoles Virginia Kennedy 43 4? fb' fi 'Fi 495 -K J BERCHEM A LAGORIO J PARRY B BROWN G USHIJIMA sd CCF V cc P as er? Treus for Yell Leader M ZIEGLER J STANHOPE MA HIESON M NUNES J KATO H3 do S Lua B s q tc ts Athletc Mg ASSOCIATED STUDENTS Wrth prrde and grat1t1cat1on the offrcers and the members of the Student Body can look back upon a year that was spent eft1c1ently and sagaclously Another group ot student leaders have wrlllngly put therr efforts 1r1to thelr varlous dutles Instead of havmg the boys run agamst the grrls as rn the past the method for the Student Body membershrp drlve was changed Wlth the Freshmen and Semors on one slde and the Sophomores and Iumors on the other a close com pet1t1on was seen The task of decoratrng the gym for the flrst Student Body dance fell on the losers the Freshmen and Senlors To br1ng varrety and emoyment to our Student Body meetmgs many enter tammg assembly programs were obtarned by Cecrl Harrold program charrman and her advrser Mrss A Botelho lnterestmg speakers and muslcal programs were presented Pearl Young a srnger and theramm player Hal Burdrck famous for h1S Nlght Edrtor serles over the radro Mr F Hutchmson from the Berkeley Rotary Club Brown and Menely harplsts and the Tom Thumb CIICUS were some of the programs that were secured Exchange programs were aga1n carrled out to further trlendshlp between us and the nexghbormg schools of Hayward LIVGT more and Amador School talent was drsplayed at the Grrls League Chrlstmas Program a play by the Sophomore Soc1al Studtes class and the var1ous class assemblres W1th the cooperatron ot the students of Washmgton Umon Hrgh School, thls year has been a successful one C4 I2,: 3 2 .sr .. ! if vw A X K , J x , 'Ps A ' is I' - 4 -.. , 'Q .A I ' 'Q . SW N ,, rf , X ' I A lA A , -Prcl er? 'S- mary Q r- ld 1 A Q u l ldnor A t 1 P'-Q-S. Girl ' ' gue u .M a het Glrzs' Afhlcl Mqr. Bo ' I r, f , - , . , - I I , . . . , 1 ' , 1 . . ' 1 , ' 2 ' I . , . 1 , - NDING G Ushl J K t J t 6 Math cs M Rathbone STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Councrl whrch 1S the qovernmq body of the Washmqton Umon l-hah School Student Body has completed 1ts seventh successful year The Student Body oftlcers and ctass representatlves have carrled out thelr dutles well Student Body card sales were strongly supported thrs year The cards entrtled the holders to attend all games and dual meets at home held under the ausplces ot the Assoclated Students to two Student Body dances two Student Body plays all assemblres to recelve all rssues of the Hatchet and half of the purchase prlce of a Washrnatonran Belnq able to make out a tunctrontnq budqet was one of the most rmportant dutles ot the Student Counc1l Bach orqamzatron submrtted an estrmate of tlnan cral needs tor the comma year All of these estlmates were then consrdered by the councll and surtable allotments for the comma year were made The Student Body belleves that the Student Councrl worklnq Jomtly w1th Mr Rathbone has served Gff1C19I'1llY and adequately for the school year ot 1937 1938 Thrs year amendments were added to the Student Body Constrtutron ISVISIUQ the sectlon on athletrc awards PIOVISIOH for block awards for tennrs D basket ball and C and D track and for musrc emblems was made A musrc emblem may be obtarned by earmnq 3U pornts IH the band or orchestra Pornts are awarded for attendance practlce attrtude proflcrency and pubhc appearances and are asslqned by a commlttee composed ot the vlce presrdent of the Student Body and the head of the Muslc Department Although the rnembers ot the Student Councll had to work hard they also had tun at the varrous partres Brmarnq to a close a very busy year a wemer roast was held by the Student Councll members ln Iune at whrch tlme the old mem bers welcomed the new 44 lgbb STA ' 1 . Uma, . a o, .Parrf, L, Zwisstg, M. Ntmes, A. Cattaneo, J. Ferran -e, . 1 I en, r. . SEATED: M. V, Brtstowy W. Bendel, J, Stanhooe, A. Lagcrto, J. Berctwerny B, Brown, C. Harrold, G. Coley, M. Ziegler. 1 . 1 . . . . 1 1 1 . . . 11 11 1 1 , . I ' . . . . . . 11 11 . , - 11 11 11 11 . . 1 I ' 1 1 1 .1 f f ff! x JA! ,f ff! fig' wh QV iffhff X K4-4 Mbww WWW WCW? f ff ,ff W Lfjlnjfff SQ M CLASSES 5 gf . f if 7 u X ff J yj K Q ,-f N I NLJ J J ' XY X15 M! 4 1 f x ' J Q X J A -j- X K J . rf uf x f aj Ali, 4-Z .016 lg, ,,, V Q! , K !! .AL - V J J J Ng K . I? .Vx . , ,K Gif. A!f .L ,., Sr J 3 1 S.., g f, 1141, 147 jj .J I ff 111041 1 N A .cry -,gf gf'- J mf I giflf. x ?f A , CNA H ' fa, 0 , I ff if Q K! .L, I N l K f ,f X X' jd f' M! , 1, nf . f if N J , ' I ' ' If I ALA 'ivrf -4 L NAIA T PPE! AS If ZJJPSSIC' TI-IE SENIGR CLASS The cry of a mrner who had struck gold was Eureka' The Senror Class has frnally struck rts gold but rt cry of Eureka lm a preface to many future struggles and rewards The Class of 38 can look back wrth prrde to th four years of hrgh school l1fe Early ln the fall of l934 the students entered trmroly but wrth hrgh hopes and am brtrons They qurckly frttea themselves to therr new envrronment and Jorned 1n w1th the rest of the school Throughout thelr four y ars they have accornphshed much enterrng rnto the athletrc the drarnatr and th scholastrc l1fe of the school Thelr adventures on the trarl that they have followed rn therr four years at Wash rngton Unlon f-hgh School wrll always be treasured For therr last year they have the memorres of the Senror Nrghts to chensh The Senror Play Brewster s Mrllrons grven on May 27 was played before a capa c1ty crowd The Senror Sneak Day the Senror Breakfast and the Sentor Eare well Assembly w1ll lrve forever IH th 11' nrnds These memorable acttvrttes were followed by Commencement on Tune 9 On the even1ng of Tune 1U the Class of 38 gathered for the last trme at the Senror Ball There has been happrness and perhaps a lrttle sorrow as the Semor wagon tram has pushed forward and 1t ts wrth r 5 et ds well as ant1c1pat1on that the class looks forward to l a flng Washrngton Umon Hrgh School The advrsers wer Mrs Van Wrnlcle Mrs Hawley Mrss Knol s Mr Grave stock, Mr Thornburg QI59 I . 7 ' V C A f . Y ff K- T ' . ' I .xx 4 5- , K f .Xi -1 I I ' 1 f . V A f 4 + F? - 4 pr H 1 f ' ' 0 l I 44 Y V. U4 2' ' T X I .f D . 1 J ,. ,f J f . , , V '-:D Q rc -3 A f T- s osotow , T pf,Y,5:4,,. V'5Q,Df.3g? ,f v+ 9, fffveqff O ovomrf CLSHEED' ' J Tfezsxcr Stn-1 Cz',rt Per. Ya Lender , S - l ' ' ' e ' ' . f . T e ' , ' ' , ' , 'c, e r ' ' . ' f A A A ' . I I I A ' ' ' e' x ' . ' . . l V , ' , . ' ' ' ect f ' ' ' e Y ' . ' ' . T e: ' s ' , . , ' e , . - SENICBS Manuel Alameda Adele Florence Alvarez Clyde Anderson losepli Azevada Hideo Baba May Baba Winitred Bendel Iolin Leonard Berchem x Ruth Claire Bettencourt loan A. Boyd Beatrice Brown Gertrude Coley - Y. Elizabeth Constant Don Costa Carrnello Damico Seraphine Daviner O Vera Theresa Duarte David A. Escobar Laura Ann Escoloar Antonia Frances Espinosa Toni Estudillo -BT Bobbe Sue Foster A 4 Billie l. Foster is ,iw 'A Lucille Fraies ii X x.4i f ,', :Cl 'X if - ,J Ci ' f of .. 5' .gi if 01'1938 Q. 'E 'Q ,cwxs '17 '1!' 'Q 5 Ernest Frei Misuye Fudenna Zelda Marie Furtado Everett Elwin Gaunt Llewelyn Gwyther Cecil Elizabeth Harrold Harurni Hayashi Torn S. Ikeda Cheylco T. Inouye Ritchie lnouye Esther Elizabeth Iason Yoshio Kakimoto Hisato Ioseph Kato aguchi o Kihara Iarnes Komatsu Nita Laqorio Mary Louise Lira X Eugene Luna Mavis Mae Luna - X. Bernice Louise Marshall Phyllis Lee Martin Chikara Masuda Florence Gertrude May Malcolm McCown Iohn R. Meneze George Nemoto Clarice Niemeth Mary Nitta Douqlas Nunes Muriel Antoinette Nunes Shiqeo Oku Betty Oldfield Lucille Oliveira Iohn A. Parry Ralph Persson Myrtle Marie Pine Filrna Eleanor Poqqetto Betty Lee Pool Eugene Ramsell Newell L. Rocha Ethel Rogers Douglas C. Roraloac Alvina Santos Dorernus Platt Scudder May Sekiqaharna Mary Shilcano Eleanor Silva 1 Ei. is .a CY Tbkx-Y fQ7?3Qli.ll9 3 as fy. L2 '-I? r. 'ff' larnes Richard Silva loseph G. Silva Lillian Silva Lorraine Silveira Genevieve Sinclair Virginia Soares M. Iane Stanhope X N Howard Stinhilver 'Z R V 1' -X mb, Lawrence Thompson Takako Toda Marian Torres Akira S. Tsuno lwao H. Tsuno Hideo S. Uchiyama George Ushijima Alice Van Camp Thelma Van lke Eleanor Vierra Yvonne Noernie Vieux Lawrence G. Waldt I C rles F. West Tom Whipple Helen Mae Witherly Marian Zieqler Milla. TI-IE JUNIOR CLASS The final trail before they reach the last tort is approaching for the luniors The three years behind them have been happy ones and they have worked hard to make them successful The first accomplishment ot the year was to display class rlngs at the begin ning of the term Because they ordered their rings in the latter part of the Sopho more year theirs was the first class to obtain them so soon The cooperatlve spirit among the members enabled them to win the annual Song and Yell Contest On March 25 the Iuniors presented for an assembly program a hilarious one act comedy lust a Little Mistake which was received enthusiastically by the Student Body This year gave the Iuntors more opportun1t1es to show their capabilrties Many Business Manager and Sports Editor They were well represented in the Student Body Play Vodvil Operetta and other activities and had the largest number of any class represented in the Scholarship Society Their greatest undertaking was the Junior Senror Prorn which was held on April Z2 With the novel idea of a deep sea garden as the theme the gym was decorated with tropical fish and living plants ot the sea Balloons floated about like bubbles and reflected lights presented a deep sea atmosphere The small gym was set with tables and waitresses dressed like sailors served refresh ments Honoring the Senior class ot 38 a gardenia was presented to each Senior and memory books were also given The luntor class has proved itsell successful in all its undertakings We may well expect an outstanding Senior class next year 44202 ot the class worked on the Hatchet statt in the positions of Assistant Editor, JUNIOR CLASS QFFICERS Pr sa rn Pau1R1J rs V1 e Presraerlt Iames Ernersor S retary W1lhe1m1aaGuard1napa Student Councrl Represerriatlve Ameha Cattaneo Harrl t d9LSOI'1 1 R tm 5 Grr s League epreserr rves ,Dorothy Escobm Yell Leader Iames Kataoka AdV1SGIS M1ssS Botelho MISSI Wllson Mrs Iacksorl Mr Dougherty Mr Morse 44 7? e i 'e ' ..Y...YaaY..............w......,,Yrr....aaa,aa.,aa....w,.a.. ...,......v.......Yr,,...aa,ar,..,..r. a,av..,r. 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'Q -L- I ' I A ' I I ' I NM THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Wrth a long trarl st1ll ahead of them and wtth a l1ttle more experrence behrnd them the Sophomore Class took up the second lap of therr Journey October 22 1937 marked the date for the Sophomore Cotton Hop wh1ch was a cord and glngham affa1r The gym was decorated approprrately for the theme wlth balls of cotton lard among the greens Each person upon entermg the dance floor was presented Wllh a program decorated wlth g1ngham When the fmal hour of the dance approached everyone was regretful Thrs was the f1rst pro gram dance that had been held 1n a long trme and lt proved to be a great success The class s second undertakrng for the year was 1ts assembly program grven bers of the faculty and 1t was very amus1ng to the student body Every year 1t has been customary for the Sophomore class to take care of the museum case A chosen comm1ttee placed 1n the case mterestrng dlsplays on travel teaturmg artlcles from England Austral1a the F111 Islands and Alaska Another Sophomore duty IS decoratmg the halls and aud1tor1um for the Chrrst mas Pageant Thrs year s class used the tradmonal greens and candles but added a Nat1v1ty scene wh1ch was set up rn the trophy case The Sophomores showed excellent dramatlc talent They took part 1n and s.1bm1tted stunts for the Vodvrl and turmshed one ot the leads for the Student Body Play Many members of thrs class were also on the Hatchet Staff and rn the Scholarshlp Soclety 4222 l on April 22. This was a take-off in which students impersonated all ot the mem- SOPI-IOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Presrdent Torn lxfIcWh1rter V1cePres1d n G o ge Bonde Secretory Lorrom Peterson Student Councll Representotwe Iohn Ferronte Gtrls Lecrque Representotrves Ellzobeth Lmdscry Shlrley Most Yell Leader Weldon Plne Advrsers Mrs Wrrqht Mrs Moms Mr Mette Mr Rees Mlss McW1ll1orns cf 23 as I ....--Y------,..V V . Y... ,..Vf.. ,,,,,,,,,.....,..,.Y,,...,,...VY.............VfYY..,,,.,.,.,,,. A . - I ' - ' e 2 ,.r,o,r.,.t.. ,,.,,.l, o,,,,,,,,,t..,o,.,,,,r,r.....,o,,,,o,rA.. S ,,,,o,o,,..ot.,.,,o,o.., e r Treasurer .,,,........,sY,s,s,....,A,,....A.,,,s,.........,,,S,.,l.,.,r,,,,s.........,,V,s,.,,......s. Ilene Wittenmeyer : . ' , . ' , . , . , ' ' ' . J' 4' Q THE FRESHMAN CLASS Early 1n the fall a large number of wagons loaded wrth students possess1ng a strong desrre for advancement 1n educatron Jomed our tram The frrst few weeks were tryrng for them but after they had adJusted themselves to therr new sur roundlngs they went to work wrth great enthus1asm After the tradltronal Freshman lI'11l1Gl1OI'1 the class met to elect 1ts leaders and to make plans for the year The f1rst class act1v1ty was the Freshman Dance held on Frlday evenlng February l8 l938 A wlnter sports theme was carrred out The orchestra was seated agamst a background of snow crystals whrle a plcket fence covered wrth snow led onto the dance floor ln one corner of the gym a large snow man wrth h1s p1pe and broomstrck stood besrde a snow covered tree Wlth these effectlve decoratrons the lmpresston left rn everyone s mrnd was a w1nter wonderland Thrs f1rst venture was a success and those who attended had an emoyable evenlng The Freshmen whose duty 1t IS kept the trophy case 1n good cond1t1on by cleanlng 1t and by pohshrng the trophres The talents possessed by varrous members of the class were frrst dlsplayed at a program grven on Freshman In1t1at1on Day IOL1II'1Ql1Sl1C ab1l1ty was d1SCOV ered when there was a large turn out for the Hatchet staff The Vodvll and the Student Body Play proved that drarnatrc sk1ll could be found rn the class Scholastlc capab1l1ty was revealed when eleven Freshmen won places rn the Scholarshrp Socrety Thrs class of one hundred and elghty rs the largest ID the school and largest that has ever entered Washrngton Unron l-lrgh School 44 24 up ,. ff' ' ,t K , ,' I , . I - , . , , I I ' I , , , FRESHMAN CLASS CDFFICERS s a Law J res aew S re ary Student Courm rl Represerr t Laura Lee ZW S515 G1I1S League Represermlau ee Betty Murphy V ctarra Marshal Yell Leader larnes Stanhope Aclwsers MISS Duf' If Mlsslf W son Mr K1 y Mr Mette 44 DP Pre fem ,u., ,, , , .,.. . ,, rexce fflcise ' Lce-P ill 1. ., ., ,,,a,,, , .. , , ,Geerge Emersen ec -1 ,,a,. .,a,,,a, , , ,,,a,,, .a,,,a,, .,u...., ,...aa,,,a,,a...., , A .. ,,a,, ,,u, Shirley Bertcletz Treasurer., H , u,,, ,,.a,. .,a., ,r.,. , , . ., ,,,a,,,a A . ,. ,L . , .Ruby Brawn ' C' u za wen .,, ua ,. , , , 1 'a ' 'v -L ,aa,,aa,,....,..r,.r.. ..u,, ' A. , 1 ' l L 1 L as ', L . , . bb' , . ,. .ls '. v fx' 0 J Rx - 'E' J fffoz, If J I 1 ACTIVITIES . 7 ,L f Y' I - oJ,' lj Ir ,,' ,'7 u I 547 ' A , I ' I , L, V 1' I ' I LA . I . J 1' A . 1 1 I 7 ' I 1: I , ', A' V 'I . .V f , , 5 , It I I . L - I ' I I ff I I V- I . 1 ' ' ' 4 . J I D fc 1 ' V I .' 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'57 r I -2 I JA I NDING- E V csa Y E Jasc W Be det B M phy Mrs Wr ght SEATED S Mast ar I th M W e er GIRLS LEAGUE The Glrls League of Washrngton Unron Hlgh School an organrzatron 1nst1 tuted and gu1ded from 1ts rnceptron by Mrss E Mane Sandholdt rs a league of all the glrls of the school lts purpose has always been to foster good fellowshrp among the g1rls and to keep before them and 1n practrce the frnest qualltres of ldeal young womanhood In the early part of the year the Grrls League suffered an 1rreparable loss 1n the death of therr counselor and Dean of G1flS Mrss Sandholdt Moved by therr loss and longrng to glve to the school a su1table memorral to her the League IS presentmg a prcture of Mlss Sandholdt wlth a bronze rnemonal plate upon the frame The f1rst soc1al act1v1ty of the year was the Freshman Recepnon To each Freshman g1r1 was ass1gned a g1r1 from one of the upper classes to act as B1g Sxster and 1nd1v1dual hostess for the day A program of mus1c dancrng and refreshments prov1ded an emoyable afternoon and served as the Freshman 1n1t1at1on mto the League One of the QCl1V1I16S th1s year was the adoptlon and sale of an Off1C1Gl school st1cker The sale of these colorful and decoratxve stlckers w1ll contrnue to be a source of revenue for the League In May Mrss Margaret Starcev1c of Mt Zlon Hosp1tal San Franc1sco gave an 1nterest1ng talk on the profess1on of nursrng and other vocatronal opportumtres for glrls The otfrcers of the G1rls League were Presrdent lane Stanhope Vrce-Pres1 dent Yvonne Vreux Secretary Esther Iason Treasurer Ellen Power Yell Leader Eleanor Vlerra Advlser Mrs Wrrght Cc bb STA 3 . terra, E,Llr' 1, C,Nierr'eth. .Vleux, , n, . n , , ur , . I . : . , H. DQ Leon, R. Bettercowt, D. Escob ,J. Stanhope, E. Power, M, renou I, , EN nmef . I I , - 1 1 . 1 . I , . 1 1 . . . 11 . . 11 . . . . . - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 . . 1 - . 1 . ' 1 1 ' , ' : , : , 2 , 7 c , . . YV' T ROW J Ishuda K Tate P Brazl A Siva J Dusterberry J Slva W N nes E Fantuzz 6 Bo de L Ha e FIRST ROW T Estudullo B Foster E Egash ra K Kato P Wasley 8 De ton G Andrade S Shim zu J Zegler J Wesley SECOND ROW B Murphy W Bendel G Coley M Pmentel J Sa tene M Ha achu Y Ish da J Boyd L Zwnssg V Logan M Wllamson Mss Knoles LOWER ROW J Stanhope M V Br sto E Ka aguch A Legoro HATCHET The Hatchet a semr monthly paper ed1ted and publrshed by the students of Washmgton Unron H1gh School lS an extra currrcular act1v1ty m wh1ch a larger number of students part1c1pate than tn any other It 1S a tour page paper w1th tlve columns The flrst page conta1ns all the lmportant and latest news of the school and the second page conslsts of alumnl news eCl1lOI'1GlS a book revlew an exchange column gossrp column and the prmcrpal s corner which 15 the only art1cle that IS not wr1tten by the students M1scellaneous art1cles make up the th1rd page and the last page 1S devoted to g1rls and boys sports Hatchet delegates to the annual Press Convenuon held at the Un1vers1ty of CGl1fOfH1CI on March 24 25 26 were Maman Zregler Amta Lagorro Emr Kawa guch1 Margaret W1ll1amson Mary Vlrgmra Brrstow Iohn Dusterberry and thexr advlser Mrss Knoles The respons1b1l1ty of ed1t1ng the paper thls year was undertaken by Maman Z1egler the edltor wrth the ass1stance of Doremus Scudder and Ellen Power George Mathleson the busmess manager took care of the tmances ot the Hatchet Much credrt IS g1ven to Mr K1bby and the boys of the prlntmg shop who helped to prmt the Hatchet on txme to the commerctal classes for typlng the art1cles and also to the members who have worked on the staff 4282 OP : . ' , . , , i, , i , . , . I , . u , . i, , n , . v y. 1 - I . - . . 5 . - . - 1 - fl . - . - I I . - 5 . . . : . , . , . , . i , . rw , . m ', . i , . , , ' I , . , , i 5 , i . : . , . , i w, . w i, , I , D. Scudder, G. Mathieson, M. Ziegler, E. Power, M. Witfenmeyer, D. Gastelum, K. Nakamura, L. Hellwig. ,-1 I - . I I I I I I I I I . . . 1 . . 1 1 1 . , . 1 1 , . I I I I I I I I I I I I - .I I I I I I I I I I I , . I I ' 1 1 1 , . 1 RON A Ta Hayes' S CM r C W G N r C n ' Duster 0 COND ROW M lx m J K ga THIRD R I a a N fa 5 0 0 ste L SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY Reachmq rs hrqhest polnt smce 1ts beqlnnlnq rn 1920 the Scho1arsh1p Soclety of Washlnqton Unlon Hrqh School Chapter 111 of the CQ11fOf1'11CI Scholarshrp Federatron boasts a rnembershlp of forty two members The purpose of thls orqanlzatron IS to qrve recoqn1t1on to those students who have attalned hrqh scho1ast1c records 1n order to become a member of the soc1ety a student must have qrades that are equ1va1ent to ten polnts An A IH a so11d subJect amounts to three polnts and one pomt 1S qrven tor a B A student may earn two pomts ln extra curr1cu1ar act1v1t1es A student who remams 1D the soclety for srx semesters of Whrch one must be rn the Senror year recelves a gold sea1 on hrs d1p1oma hte membershlp 1n the C S F and a qo1d schotarshrp p1n Marran Z1eq1er has a1ready earned her pornts for these honors As the Washlnqtonlan qoes to press 1t seems 11ke1y that tne fo11ow1nq W111 have qualltled for the same honors Yvonne Vleux Anrta Laqorlo Emr Kawaquchr and Charles-West The socrety s f1fS1 actwlty of the year was to send de1eqates to the annual fa11 drstnct conx entlon wmcn was he1d at the Hugh Schoo1 of Commerce 1D San 1-'ranclsco Those representmg Chaper 1 11 were Anrta Laqono Eml Kawaquchl Yvonne VIGUX and Iohn Dusterberry wrth Mlss Kno1es as advxser On Apr11 20 a very successful 1n1t1at1on party was he1d for the new members The ofhcers tor the past year were Presldent Yvonne Vreux Vrce Presrdent E1ko Eqashlra Secretary Treasurer Suzu Shrmlzu Program Charrrnen Marran Z1eq1er and Char1es West, Advtser, Mrss Knoles C4 29 vb 9.41.9- 1 I c Q? A D F f 'CP 1 : . fe H, . vga, R,Mar1o11, . est, , feftfeeef, Q. Us'?'3 'a u. ' berw. V, NEWC7 . SE : ,. ace, Y. Netarrxa, Y. Ishida, S. Berto ctti, B,S'e9 c1? K, Ka'c, S, Sri izu, E, E:gas 'a E.Sffak1, B. Q . O1!:L,O-Metra, R. K N guchf, S. ogarrt. E. Neagfo M, tt ' um t , E. KaNag.:'7 M. Gyc, F. Senate, M. Sanawa, A. Ntffa, tv ss Kr-otes, BOTTOM ROW: A, Lagcrtc, D. Sttfa, E. Leat, D, Sa 1rr',Y.V1eu1, M. V. Bfsvcw, L. Zntssiq, L.He!1w'g, M. Zig Q' E. Jusns. 1 1 I - Q I I . . If H . . . . ' I . . . .1 If . . , 1 1 1 . . ., . - 1 1 ' , ' 1 I - . I , . 1 . , Q V 1 - . N-H f .. . A I I I , I I, f f - . I ws H 1 I I I 1 ' ' l V I ' , ' : ' - ' , : - , ' ' 2 A ' , ' S NDING K Kato B Mas C Ha Nures T ss SE TED E Vera GIRLS W CLUB To have an organlzatlon to promote tzner sportsmanshlp among the athletrcs lovmg glrls was the purpose of estabhshmg the Glrls W Club For a g1rl to recelve cr block W 750 po1nts must be earned ln the varlous sports Re-cognr non IS g1ven for regular part1c1pat1on 1n athletlcs as well as for sklll One hundred po1nts are grven for a flrst team player flfty pO1I'1lS for a second team player and ten pomts go to the captalns representrng the popular chorce of each class For an addltronal 250 pomts a star IS awarded After elect1ng the ofhcers for the year the g1rls met to change some of the club s pol1c1es Formerly 750 pomts was the requlsrte number for membershrp Thrs number of pomts was reduced to 600 po1nts to enable more glrls to Jom the organlzatlon The 250 addltlonal polnts entttllng one to a star must be earned wrthln one year after I9C91V1I'1g a block W Because the tenms enthusrasts have antrcrpated some kmd of reward for a long t1me the club has worked hard to obtam block awards for them and also for the athletlcs manager The members helped towards the success of the Boys W Club dance by assxstlng wlth the decoratlons and by taklng charge of the card room At the annual mttxatlon party held rn May nlneteen new glrls were welcomed lnto the club makmg a total of th1rty members The olhcers who drrected the club tor the year were Presrdent L1ll1an S1lva V1cePres1dent Mxsuye Fudenna Secretary Treasurer KIYO Kato Yell Leader Eleanor Vlerra Advwser MISS DuCoty cc 30 xv ,. 1 4:14 I if-nm! -' 5 va .. ' 5, R? . 1 sw., X Y. . TA ' , I , t ' nail, , rrolo, M. 1 , . Freifas, C. Nlemeth, Ml D.Cotw. A 1 , i r , L. Silva, G. Slnclalr, S. Shimizu, M. Fudenna. I ll YI . . . . . 1 If H . . H If . . . . I ' - I I , . I 1 . . . . . . . , . . . . . H ff 1 1 I 1, 11 1 - I I ' 1 f ' 1 l 1 I - 1 - Vu fnF'4 T ROW J Wa m C D a a K to a as S Uch ama lr aba G Ma H Dutra SECO r orse art nez E Name 'Je os J Laude siaqe W St a J Kataoka W P ne E Bette cout J Berchem J Boyce T Shnozakn D Ta e er afor s t a t a P Pa eat o ers re aunt J Kato H WS BOYS VV CLUB The boys block W Club of Washrngton Unron Hlgh School had a very actrve and successful year Membershrp rn thrs SOC19lY rs granted to any boy who has earned a block W rn any one of the four mayor sports football basket ball track or baseball The successful year was due largely because the purposes of the W Club to promote physrcal etfrcrency good sportsmanshrp good compamonshlp and to create an mterest rn athletrcs were carrred out etfrcrently and rnterest rn the GCl1V1l19S was shown by the large number of new members who were 1n1t1ated The annual block W Club dance held rn December was a brg event 1n the school calendar and was a great success Under the leadershrp of the W Club the annual Play Day held rn May for the Grammar Schools ot the Townshrp was enroyed by all Thrs rs the annual Bxg Meet for all the sports mmded athletes of the grammar schools The W Club members took control of the seatrng at football games thrs season and of keepmg order They also took care ot the parkrng of cars at the games For those boys who were unable to qualrfy for the regular teams rntra mural basketball and horseshoe prtchmg contests were held Much credrt 1S due to the actrve work of the otflcers and advrsers and the cooperatron of the students The ottrcers were Presrdent Paul Puvers Secretary Treasurer Leroy Nara Advrsers, Mr Taylor and Mr Morse e3Iw df FIRS : . ll an, , lnsmore L. N i ,S. Davlner, Y. akimo , N. Roch , D. DI , . ly ,T. I ada H. B , . Ushtlima, R. rrlottk . . ND ROW: M . M , E. M I I J, Silva, . da, L. Me'r,, n r, ,iv,, ,.i,, n r.. .. .- ' kata, THIRD ROW: D. Costa, E. Siivay N. Luna, D. Roraback, A. Avilia, P. Rivers, T. McWhirter, J. Emerson, C. Solon, R, Zwissiq, J. Pin , J. B chem, Mr. T l . FOURTH ROW: G. U hi'im , J. Soi 0, N, Al'-at, S. G unt, . gan, L. L , N. R g ,P. Brazil, E. F i, E. G , . ,.. ler a't. I I1 YI 1 H H . . . ff H . . 1 I ' I I ' II Il I I I ' I D I I I I 1 1 If H . . . 4 1 - Il II ' I , . . If . 11 . If 1, . . I - 1 ' I ' , ' : - , ' 1 FUTURE FARMERS A very actrve year was begun by the Future Farmers w1th part1c1pat1on ln the Monterey Drstrlct Farr last August Approxrmately twenty members attended and returned w1th many cash prlzes and 70 rrbbons At an assembly shortly after school opened the rlbbons and prrzes were awarded to the wmnlng mem bers Among the elght schools that were represerted Washlngton Urnon I-hgh School placed second Followmg the Farr a Publrc Speakmg Contest was held by the Hayward Pro ductron Credlt Assocratlon ln thrs the representatrve of Washmgton s chapter Iohn Ura brought back honors As an award he was taken on a two day educa tronal tour through the Bay C1l19S The gyrnnasrum was decorated w1th the Future Farmer Emblems and approprr ate agrrcultural products On March 3 our chapter entertamed the Prrnclpal and the Board of Trustees of Lrvermore Hrgh School w1th accounts and demonstratrons of the chapter s Work and w1th a trlp to leadmg proJects The purpose of th1s group s vrsrt was to rnvestrgate the work ot the Future Farmers The Board voted later to estabhsh an Agrrcultural Department 1n therr h1gh school Thls w1ll be the fourth depart ment of whlch ours was the f1ISl to be estabhshed m the county Another event m March was the Regronal meet1ng of the Future Farmers and the Department of Regronal Agrrcultural teachers held at our h1gh school on the 19th Games 1n the gym followed the busmess sessron Conservatlon Week was observed by the Future Farmers w1th an assembly program Talks on the conservatton of pheasants trees and wrld flowers water supply hlllslde solls and recreatlon were glven by some of the boys 44329 On Ianuary 14 the chapter was host to the school at its annual F. F. A. dance. Some of the farmrng rmpro Jements that were worked out oy the boys thrs year were CU the establrshment of toundatron herds of purebred Poland Chrna and Duroc Iersey hogs and Holst rn cattle t2l the contrnuance of further rnvestrga trons rn tomatoes especrally wrrh the Pearson the Early Shrpper and the Car drnal varletles all of whlch were f1fSl planted ln Washlngton Townshrp by Future farmers C33 the dlstrrbutron among the students of f1V9 hundred grape cuttrngs ofdesrrable but uncommon table varretres donated by theU S D A C47 borrow 1ngs were made on a small scale from the Hayward Productron Credrt Assocra tron to frnance tarmrng programs tor the students The busy year was clrmaxed by the Bolada Park Freld Day held on May 28 Many members attended and partlcrpated rn games and sports All chapters of the South Coast Regron were rncluded rn thrs held day Nrght meeungs were held monthly throughout the year A serres of basketball games was played wrth nerghborrng chapters of Pleasanton Morgan Hrll and Watsonvrlle A successful year was realrzed under the able advrser Mr Dougherty and the followrng oftrcers Davrd Escobar Presrdent Ioseph Kato VICE Presrdent Iohn Ura Secretary Leonard Bettencourt Treasurer and Edward Fantuzzr Reporter I-IOOT OVVLS years The name adopted by the club was the Hoot Owls the same as that of the former debate club The frrst meeung attracted a large group as the organ rzatron offered experrence to students rn speakrng and the opportunrty to rncrease therr knowledge of varrous subrects The frrst work carrred out by the new club was the acceptance of the challenge from Sequora Unron Hrgh School on the questron Resolved That the extensron ot consumers cooperatrves rn the Unrted States would benefrt publ1c welfare As a result of thrs debate others followed whrch were enthusrastrcally recerved by the varrous classes that attended A return debate was accepted by Sequora Unron Hrgh School on the questron Resolved That the baslc pr1nc1ples of the C I O are more representatrve of Amerrcan democratrc rdeals than those of the A F of L The debates were planned and frnancral atfarrs were taken care of by a com mlttee composed of George Mathresen Ellen Power Dora Gastelum George Ushurma Mary Hamachr Mary V Brrstow and Suzu Shrmrzu A successful and an actrve year 1S credrted to the otfrcers and advrsers Ellen Power Presrdent Marlorre Prmentel Vrce-Presrdent Dora Gastelum Secretary George Mathresen Parlramentarran Mrss I Wrlson and Mr Gravestock Ad vrsers fx 33 x 1,04 . . X L , . e' 5 ' ' ' - 1 A 1 I I ' V ' 1 - 1 Q l r A debate club was again organized in W. U. H. S. after a period of several n 1 - I 1 u . Q 4 ll I , . . ll l V I I I I 4 I I I , . l , V I . , ' 1 ' ' ' , ' ' 2 , 7 ROW Mss Va W kle G- MID W G Cole, A Sa tos J d O o ey a h A Esc csa L Escob LOWER ROW T Va VVASHINGTONIAN Another school year has been completed and another group of Senrors W1ll leave beh1nd them a remembrance rn the lastrng form of a book the Washrng tonran Early rn the fall the Senror Class elected the edrtor Emr Kawaguch1 and the busrness manager Iarnes Srlva 1n order that the work on the Washrngtonran mrght have an early start The members of the staff were chosen accordmg to therr capabrhty rn the varrous flelds Those selected were Antonra Esprnosa assrstantedrtor lack Parry assrstantbuslness manager George Ushurma boys sports Cec1l Harrold grrls sports Alvma Santos classes Wrnrfred Bendel drama Olga Gronley and Thelma Van Ike organrzatrons Laura Escobar art CarmelloDam1co Future Farmers Akrra Tsuno prctures Gertrude Coley Jokes and Lucllle Olrvelra typrst Thrs year for the f1rst trme slnce 1934 a theme was chosen The staff decrded on Early Calrfornra and Wllh prctures of covered wagons mrssrons and mrs slonarres tned to convey a feelrng of early days here The staff has trred to follow the theme throughout the annual wrth plctures on the cover rn the openrng sectron and ln the rntroductlon page to each d1v1s1on of the book The edrtors have trred to make thrs year s book attractlve as well as dlfferent from last year s through the use of rounded corners on the prctures and lnterestrng arrangements of snapshots and sports prctures The new camera purchased by the Student Body made rt possrble for us to take the 1nd1v1dual prctures of the football team as well as many of the other prctures Q3-4:2 TOP : i n in , , Ushifima, J. Silva, C, Damico, J. Pavy! A. Tsunol Miss McWil,iams. DLE RO i . , . rv , .Boy , ,Gr ni ,Emi Kew guc i, . in I A ar. 3 A ' Ike, C. Hafro'd, L. Oliveira. I - ' I i I I I ll 1 1 . 2 ' ' , 1 I 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 : . ' ' 1 , z ' , 2 ' , ' : , ' : , . I I ' I I - I . . . I . . I . . , 'V Q f-1 X Wffvfw rfgf 99 V T' QFW C1 CIFCUT' C If' 1' JT CN 1 oi: 'W' INKLING '1 s 1 errs Per mortes ,lla oloys orhf s e or ot s Ll CYMS ofe up the I 1411r1q CI hterorf mcrqoxzm wmoh 1 7 1 1 xll ISC 9 stfeots creot1 och1efe 1eo1s Moterml for the rhcrqorz he 1s oo1 spowsormq oo I'1k111'1Q Day 1 h Enqhsh classes S 1 ot ons are oo the LCIS1S of OI1Q1I'lCI11tY cmd style The 19081114 VV-515 comp s ot O1 forty 1 1 poges wh1 h oohtcu otrt1C tg VfCIS'1'P tJ1 Umof H gh School tud I'1fCIL1ThOIS The e or reo sent oz our tosses T ts ye-ors thc og s the lor e tt or ons pol shea m Vfor h r1qtor1 Umor H1qh School fterhrers t h Soholorsh1p SOCICTY t oi UJCF the r spor1s11' 1ty S911 CH Nr1 e utrohs r oe-eh SQLIF Trtkhhqs The rherrhers were head ot o 1 Kc1zue1 To e who COHCIW d th sort t the t1cce fs tor th1s hterory rr1o1qC121r1e Thouqh the rrorgotzme was lcgrrq r th PT C rerroureot Gt ten certs A sole o1 three huhdr ot ookrets 1 1C FYf1 C11 ,DH VJ film O CH JYSYH 1 1,7 H IWIAD Q oe oofers or rowr1 fr th we home tte-red 111 go C1 om th o of rghthonooror Toe Iflkllflg 1 CI sprmj our 1cot1o1'1 wh CH 1s 1ss11ed r1 e at er o 1 The work of mg h or f' es IS o re Cf M1ss oe or so oloro1ec1o 1,oys1r1 es oo .11 er1 9d1IGCI1 r 1 r iroo '35fP os motoe seo t Mow 'KJ IS To the iusiiess r:er1 of the to:-f11sh1jo, the staff feels giiehtei for the f1r.orr1o131 :Li fgtfei Jo LC'-1 the cirjvertpsiig li our aiiuuts. The SLLEXHESS :Singers have ooze 3 Very esirrohle pgeoe of 'flifk li ror1d11r1g the f1r13r1oL31 offorxs, Under the s'gper'fis1or1 of fhss Vo: '.'.71:k1e, of siczff were :role to pgolsh the 2222 '.'f'1shihqior11oi. Ne 'iso :rporeoioite the gifer. ffflss Mo'.'f1Hor:s 'he1o'J-:ts 3 i editorgc1'.'.f'r'c, The oovs ff the orpii Shoo '.-.ith f fr. Y' his ogijxioe 111oQe the covers. The stuff hos ':.fo111oi hard 171 eoigzirgg this Hoo tfoshiigtorxon to perpetuate ootgvities of school yeor 1937-1938. It hos been the endeavor of thgs YQCITIS soff to ,1e-e11t fr1 o Jie re o Q '11c1 'ff Loo ou' 1' 'i11115forrr1. Qriqh orl ,to poo 1 ,oo so F1 asf' 1 A f' ,' 11 hortdoso1i1o1'.'e s11,t hes 1,-1 ot de1foii.i1, ' o rl , 'o ' '1e 2' 1 's oxzi outl t for -t'go11 ' 'o' o111o11's. o' 11 1 o ' opt hed by oo1 t t 'Lite ' .eeoi ogo ho o 1'1i11' i o e1 ' ' fwo 'o o ' les' 'ttoh oy1x1r 1 1 1 gf. 11 11 s e ' . so o 11r1o 1 oh res, H to . o1 . hp o ' U11 i qos h th N eve 'oo 1 '1fL11o.v 's1i '1' . 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STUDENT BCDDY PLAY Slightly Delirious Sligh ly Delirious a delightfully crazy comedy full ot amusing situations was given by students on October 27 l937 The colorful living room ot Mr Lister s seashore cottage is the scene for the entire play Mr Lister s romantic maid Maudie cmd the butler Huxley are interrupted during their work by a group of vacationers who excitedly bring in a stranger an unconscious young man named Algernon Angell whom they have Just rescued from drowning in the surf When Algernon regains consciousness the vacationers discover that he 1S suffering from amnesia and cannot remember his identity Some clothes are found on the beach and rt is concluded that they belong to Algy As a result he is mistaken for the wealthy Mr James Hathaway Cantelope Because of this everyone from then on does his best to impress the prominent man hoping for either social or f1!'lGI1ClGl aid Mrs Swayne who is always trying to rise socially tries to force him to propose to her daughter Stella Some Jewels are stolen and a pet frog Lulu belonging to Maudie the maid the original Algernon Angell arrives on the scene to add more confusion to this tast moving farce All the complications are finally cleared up and the play ends in a haDDY climax Mary Vrrginia Bristow as Maudte the Lister s maid played opposite William Silva who portrayed Huxley the butler Thelr acting kept the audience in a laughrng mood throughout the evening Iohn Ferrante as Algernon Angell the amnesia victim showed much dramatic talent lack Charters a more than a seaside vacationer was played by George Bonde Mrs Swayne was cleverly portrayed by Margaret Williamson Lesser roles were cleverly played by Lorraine Peterson as Mrs Swayne s daughter Stella Genevieve Andrade and Vermilda De Luce as Stella s friends Frances and Della Iirn Emerson and Delphine Ornellas as Mr and Mrs Lister at whose house the story takes place Iohn Ziegler and Elizabeth Lindsay as Mr and Mrs Henry Fellows Arch Sparrow as an umnvited guest whose stealthy move ments about the Lister s cottage offer exciting mystery Betty Denton played the part of Lulu Clayton and Peter Stark portrayed the plain clothes man who hnally solved the mystery The success of the play Slightly Delirious was largely due to the able airecting of Miss A Botelho Miss I Wilson and Miss S Botelho 436: disappears. Lula Clayton, a young lady in search of her missing sweetheart, I I I ' ' I I ' I C 7 THE CHRISTMAS PAGEANT The Chrrstmas Pag eant The Other Wrse Man was the lceautr tul story wrrtten by Henry Van Dyke and revrsed and put rnto play form by Mrss Antornette Botelho play drrector The pageant was the story of four wrse rnen rnstead of three Because he was al Ways helpmg some unfortunate person the other WISG man never reached the manger rn Bethlehem He carrred three glfts a sapphlre a pearl and a ruby whrch he used to help others g1v1ng the last to a slave g1rl for her ransom One nrght a vrsron of the Chrrst came to the other Wrse man sayrng Even as you have done rt unto one of my chrldren you have done rt unto me The musrcal background for the pageant was supplred by the chorus chantrng old Iewrsh hymns and a verse speaklng cholr of angels The ma1n cast of characters was Reader Mr lack Rees Artaban Arch Spar row T1granes Paul Manley Abagarus Lawrence Waldt Frrst Man George Emerson Second Man Torn McWh1rter Thrrd Man Rudolph Brazll Traveler Iohn Zregler Mary Betty Denton loseph Paul Manley FIISlW1S9 Man B111 Mxllet Second WISE Man Calvrn Ohverra Thrrd Wlse Man Herbert Perry The Woman Dorothy Escobar Captatn Rrchard Munger Frrst Soldrer Robert McDav1d Second Soldrer Lester Amaral Rabbr Iohn Ferrante F1rstRabb1 hm Wasley Second Rabbi Fred loyce Thrrd Rabbl 'ours Haley Stranger Law rence Morse The Gtrl Betty Iane Sternhoft Mrss Antornette Botelho was assrsted rn dlrectlng the Pageant by Mrss Srbyl Botelho Mrss Iean Wrlson and Mr Thornburg C4 37 PP 11 . 1 11 - J . 1 1 1 11 . 11 . ..,. , , , . . . . . 11 . 11 . 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JJ ft r f rv f-1 l asa to o Ver rrrar T' .Q T' E U-1 Q J ltt Q QQ at Q C Qi Q 'N' Q I e a rt D fa Jas ec rf Beatr Zfe ' ,V Nr f' af na yaucq rt ce 1 res ug A t ot 1 fffti s ar ous ar e rt was r If rant to our stVr gc JJ th the presertta tton or th l-larlern Rhaps df cortpfsed of cflorea grrls x ho trucfei Vmd peeked to a swrnay Harlent tune ln the slfrt l Men Played Caras as Worrten Da lohn Ferrante Arch So rrrow G r e Bfrdc and Torn Estudtllo lauahed at Vlf nren s card qarnes Tru ltttl ac fas well recer fed by the audtence W' h hdlu s-4 r s a troprcal sona EY Harr1etD L on and nat IQ ,nr s da'tct't, or lla vor of troprcal enchantment was added A r atculous comedy Dr Foo and Company was t llow d by th araceful swayrng rnovernents ot the skaters Marare Treno th lune Staftnard and Lrllran lorqensen who swtrled rnythrntcally to a waltz A se ecuore by the Gtrls Qrches tra closed the trrst act Gay srnarna and whooprna ot a happy aroup of cowboys greeted the audtence as the second curtarn opened They entertarnea wrth a harrnonrca chorus a Texas yodelrna sona by Robert Roaers a bazooka solo by Glorra Dycus ar accerdron duet by Gertrude and Ben Mozzettr ana two colorful Spanrsh dancers Antonra Esornosa and Prana Cordoba dornq the Iarabe Tapatto The second act was concluded wtth the dancma ot The Old Gray Mare by Elarne lustus and lvladettne Perry The qracetul toe danctrtq ot lune Stannarct was followed oy several selec tons y Bob Groat ur ntaht vatchrnan y hose deft ttnqers played th ptano tn one of hrs own ca npostt ons he Gtrls D r tTeVr e la Dan r F cr rc May ard Glartce 'Nl rn also pro fra a entertatnrrent The ' Pfl' es, a chorus of boys dressea tn ferr. ntrre costu nes, r rouqht a tun ult ct aughter and applause wfth thetr stnqrna and aancrnq A successful Vodvtl closed wtth the loeautrlul scene ot Interlude rn whtch Lorra ne P tersoa and Paul Manley sana a aue' whtle the chorus danced O ,er on hundred ana tttty stutaents cooperated wtth wtllrnq teachers to rnalce the Vodu l t l938 a success rf to ,, l ::o gala :Largs Zf'x IiClf13, sQr.,g:U and oornedvfihat was ou. foattl ci l938. 1. ,..,,- Mwmg ,W Fas ..,,. 2, Y 12: fmf: Hagan ,,,,.pM QUMAQA rf ,pmt . ,I .t not: I2.':::...z-V. 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' X, . .c. .:-.l'1, OPERETTA The Gypsy Boyer a romantic 'nusical C 'neay was presented by th students .rnaer the ar ectron of Mrss A Botelho and Mr Thorrs urg on Thursday e en a A rr S r G ert Howe of England pray ed by Pau Marrlex r w rntant F J s nurse Meg played by lean Rogers She marr es a gypsy and S r Grlberr lcnamed B b grows to manhood ro lr vrng h Q apo s to 1: n parents l-le rS called the Gypsy Bover Gne day whrle rrdrng wrth her trance Lora Craven portray ed by Tom McWhrrter Lady Constance Martrndale played by Lorrarne Peterson loe orres lost rn the wo ds She wanders rnto the gypsy camp where she and Bob 'nee and tall n love The two plan to elope but they are overheard by Lord Crax en and Bol rs thrown rnto prrson from where he later escapes Bob s torrner nurse and foster mother proves hrs rdentrty and enables hrm to acgurre hrs rrghtful estates Lady Constance rernarns true to her love for Bob and on hrs return to England he woos and wrns her for hrs wrle The Chorus and the Boys Glee Club combrned to furnrsh the rnusrcal loaci ground THE SENIOR PLAY Thrs year the Senror Class chose Brewster s Mrllrons as therr play because of the large number of characters used as well as for the hrlarrous srtuatrons rn the play rtself The cast was Montgomery Brewster Archrbald Vanderpool loseph MacCloud Frank Bragdon Subway Smrth Colonel Drew Monsreur Bargee Mr Grant Rawles Pet rngrll Q Frrst Otfrcerj Fred Gardner I Captarn Perry 5 Mrs Dan de Mrlle Barbara Drew Ianrce Armstrong Margaret Grav Trrxre Clayton Mrss Boynton Frrst Offrce Grrl Second Offrce Grrl Thomas 44Ow Iohn Berchem Iames Srlva Lawrence Waldt Bob Zwrssrg Manuel Alameda Gale Sheedy Tom Estudrllo Manuel Alameda lohn Meneze Ernest Frer Cyrus Solon Marran Zregler Wrnrired Bendel Gertrude Coley Thelma Van lke Betty Lee Poole Lucrlle Olrverra Olga Gronley Yvonne Vreux Antonra Esprnosa ,, ,, , C. .C , 1 G., , ' C 9 l -,' l ' ' r T ' . . . tb a, - vo ind, p 'l7. l - 1 v l 1 ' v A .fx fs, A -v r .lb . , ' r r ls sroler 'hen ar. ,Q Rl., . 1 , 4, .,. r - J A . r ' l,H1C. o', r, r-c fr 'e'is 1 r . ,, ,, , . . . r , I , r r 1 C A ' ' f o . 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STACE CREW Th Stage Crew a group of hard worrcing oys is one ot th r st imp rtart anoatic groups organized in Vlash ngt n Union High Sch ol This is a group ambitious oys with the d sire ard will to f I4 Thef rec rf no al rf or ri r and ro publicity au ng product ors Th y are the m n c hind the sc n pite of this a great num r ot boys are eager to come out for this work which they do simply for their own satisfaction They s udiea hard and long t learn the large number of terms connected with the stage lt toon them hours of patr err e to learn which light should be used and which shouldnt They took care tall stage settings changed them when necessary took care of the curtain and made all necessary sound effects for all of the plays Their Job was to see that each production went off smoothly and they certainly made a success ot it The Crew is made up of Iohn Ferrante Robert Zwissig Billy Millet Lester Amaral Howard Strnhrlver Donald Dias Sidney Gaunt Bud Mello and George Mathiesen ln addition six new members who will Work on next year s produc tions have Joined the group MAKE UP CLUB Under the direction of Miss Van Vorhis the Make Up Club of l937 38 has proved to be a success It consisted of nineteen girls who have worked hard for the suc cess of each play produced by the school Before the opening night of any pro duction they held two meetings to learn the exact make-up each person required The girls were divided rnto groups which concentrated on applying a particular cosmetic Each girl entered the group Whose line of work interested her most ln addrtron this year they have studied the application of beards There has never been such a large number of enthusiastic girls in the club before and a great deal of credit is due them Members of the Make Up Club are Mary Cortez Mary Sumaquero Olga Gronley Karen Gronley Eleanor George Gloria Dycus Mildred Andrade Norma Ktng, Dora Gastelum, Margaret McNally, Barbara Williams, Sophia Nickas, Edna Leal, Elizabeth Lindsay, Peggy Wasley, Margaret Schelbert, Doro thy Rose, Dolores Sanchez 444Ib e - - , f' - - l ' lo , Q o e :ro ' to r dr A T 1 o Q. o 'f' T .o .. 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A yu , 'jwiaa f Hgfgfm - In VH '84 af V., , , CGACHES PAGE Senror Grrls It has come thrs day to whrch you e een looklng forward and for whrch you ve been workrrtg for four years thrs day when you step forth from the hrgh school cnapter of your lrfe rnto brgger and better frelds to conquer For sorne the conquest wrll come easrly others of you wrll have to work hard and frght for your place Remem W55 DU CNY ber there rs a place rn the scheme of thmgs for each of you and there rs some thrng splendrd about the person who Wm or lose hangs on and frghts every rnch of the way The very best of luck to each of you Maxrne L Du Coty Senrors Whrle workrng wrth you and IH talkrng wrth you from trme to trme I have sensed rn many of you an attrtude of pessrmrsm concernlng your gradua tron Instead of lookrng forward to takrng your place rn socrety many of you are dreadrng rt You have an rdea that socrety has no place for you that others Thrs 1S a myth whrch IS bemg exploded thousands of trmes each day Don t let rt be sard that you have tasted the brtterness of defeat before you have so much as made the effort Wrth such an attrtude you are lrcked before you begrn Remember that every obstacle no matter how small always appears rnsur mountable to the novrce Drscrplrne yourself to take a crack at them and you w1ll be surprrsed how true the sayrng the brgger they are the harder they fall 1S 1n lrfe as Well as rn sports We have won as often as we have because you fellows had more courage drrve and per srstence than your opponents On your way senrors and good luck' Alvrn Morse SGUIOIS lt seems as though Just day before yesterday you were rumors yesterday senrors and now you are leavmg Yet rf we thrnk back over those days many thrngs really have happened There have been games plays vodvrls and the lrke-great trmes these But now you leave to take part rn that greater game that greater play called lrfe Go to 1t guys and gals rt IS not as tough as 1t sounds They tell us there IS plenty of hard work Thrs rs true but rrght along wrth rt are two httle words called fun and happrness Goodbye and good luck senrors' M MO MR TAY OR ludson Taylor 44452 I ' ' I v.. ' ' 'V 4 l ' . , l , ' ' - 1 Q have already monopolized all of the opportunities. I ' 0 . 7 ' ' ' sz. use - Ah a FOCTBALL Another champ1onsh1p IS brought to Washtngton Hrghl The Husker Varslty enterxng the Santa Clara Valley Athlet1c League for the frrst trrne dtsplayed an excellent brand of football to w1n the S C V A L champ1onsh1p ln the1r frrst encounter 1n theS C V A L the Huskers met some great compet1t1on and every game was won only through the aggresslve and mdomltable Splfll of teamwork and clean hard f1ght1ng The l937 season was outstandmg 1n v1ew of the fact that the team not only won the champtonshrp but also went through the season undefeated and scored 128 polnts to thelr opponents 30 po1nts To Coach Taylor whose srncere efforts ln teach1ng the boys the fundamentals and sp1r1t of farr play good sportsrnar1sh1p and clean hard f1ght1ng should go much credrt for the successful team Elwln Gaunt our f1ght1ng tackle Iultus Prne our dynam1te center and Paul RIVGTS our plung1ng fullback were ptcked on the f1rst str1ng All Star Team of the Santa Clara Valley Athletrc League Elwtn Gaunt s Cy Solon s and Gale Sheedy s excellent l1ne playlng and Don Costa s R1tch1e Inouye s and Yoshro Kaktrnoto s outstand1ng backfreld work Whlch played an rrnportant part ln the champtonshlp team wtll be rnrssed next year slnce they w1ll be lost through graduatron However next year s hopes are bnght srnce such veteran players as Paul Rtvers Norman Ahm Norman Rogers Pat Luna Frank Mellow Srdney Gaunt luhus P1ne Albert Srlva Mervrn Boyce Lawrence Leal Paul Manley and Phrlhp Braztl are returnlng K46P 2 E. Lure. C. Solonl N. rn, E. Garry R, Inouye, N. Luna, P. Rivers, J. Pine, S. G urtt, F. Mellow. Y, Kalvinuto, ' I I . .... , 1 . . 1 . 1 1 V 1 1 1 I 1 I . . . . . 11 11 I I . 1 1 1 . . I I 1 . . 1 . . 1 . . 1 - 1 1 , . 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 TOP ROW: J. Rard. A. King, S, Akinaqa, M. Boyce, N. Rogers, P. Brazil, 6. Neaoto, R. Laudensaager, L. Med-eras G, Sheedy, E. Luna, T. Orfez. FIRST ROW: S. Davlner, L. Waldt, A. Silva, S. G-ext, J. Wa l'nar, H. Wiseman, D. Roraback, J. Amarai, L. Afnarel, N, Ahm. SECOND ROW: J. Kato, L. Leal, J. SG7'o, C, Solon, J. Silva, J, Schetbertl P. Mar-lei, E. G-aunt, J. Siiva, Coach Taflor. LOWER ROW: Y. Kaklmoto, P. Rivers, R. Zwisslq, F. Mellow, N. Lxa, J.Pir1e, E,A'a'neda, R. lnouye, R. Enos. This year instead of having a C team, Washington had a second team which played Reserve Games with teams composed of those who were not able to make the Varsity Regularsf' The Reserves played three games and won one. This team is important to our football squad because it consists of players which will make up our future varsity teams. Many promising finds were made this year, and the lower classmen were given a chance to obtain experience. The Varsity schedule was as follows: September 24 Washington ..,,... .... 3 l Pleasanton ..,. 6 Here October 8 . .... l3 Santa Clara ....... 6 Here October 15 .. l8 Los Gatos .....,.... .,,... l 2 There October 22 ..,. 6 Mountain View ...... Here October 29 , 7 Fremont ....,....,.. Here November 5 .... l 3 Gilroy ........ There November l l .... 21 Livermore ..,... Here November 19 ..... 19 Campbell ..... There The Reserve schedule was as follows: October 9 Washington ,...... . O San Leandro ,,.. Here October 30 . ..., 2 Hayward ........ Here November 13 .. O Hayward ....... There 44472 xl ww COACH TAYLCDF2 , .an-W 3 . i ' 1--E TCF FCX-'wg E. I-15.313 W V F. Eur , L. MQ: J. i a'5:', F ,E ECTS. F U F.'ic :, K.7:'c' ' ' 'e'. ,Cv Ip ECI. G. Ls' ' V ' 'Q ffl: ig' 'L 71 ,Y I Q, 'T 5 f.. 'Lg' I ' 5: --. x L Z - . J ' Q ..., msnxk-an J 1 k.4 2' , ., , ,,,V4,i, 'ww 4' r W lf' ' V' Y 0 'q 51 -Q -av.4.,....?, kr' . .. Ay' 7 I fy pig-1 J 4 ,ff-.y if , .,. . L ix , Y, .:zA-:,,.L .7 . ,., 4, ,,,f ,, ,,.1fi- ,fv,, 1 f Cm, '-7::f- AO :YF A QV .'. U' r :' , iz' 5 if A Q A441 - ,ge 4- ' , , L I ,V CLASS A BASKETBALL NDING K Wh Doe P Snark J A o R rg CLASS B BASKETBALL NDINL: H Baba B F ' ha BASKETBALL CLASS A AND CLASS B BASKETBALL The Washmqion Hrqh Husker Varsrty casaba tossers frnrshed a fa r season wrnnrna three leaque aames and losrna frve to place thrrd rn the league Lack of experrence was a harrrer rn lh1s year s Varsriy squad nut wnh th same Varsrtv frrst strrnq rnemhers cannng l ack next year hopes are rrahi for a very successful season a learn for next year and rrnnrna raur ana fosrnc Vxfrh na rv up ana season next wear rcr re ar rs f r e KYGI OM I Azercaa Df I Coach M rse 'awed hara rh s s n 1 D deserves lastrnq credrt for hrs fma x arlx rc I C-IGUAGS CVT ll C1 lCNJcT C SST A A KJV C TVJLJ G cfs 'ana B saucds wr s r ces wrl ,sv ar acha I BQ'ClTGIl' L Nara H Baba B F I a a f5O1 x ,I - ul . ' ,A B I '1 s ,Q STA 1 . ' 3 , . , . zeveda, W. Silva. STTTING: L. Beffencouf! N. R cha, P. Brazff D. : sack. STA. .Cz , , . as er, L. Roc ,J. Parry, L. Nala. SITTING, J. Befchc-rn, N. Lx: ' ' ' ' f T C , . lt' 2 . L e ' le i- ease iz de'.'elaAin:3 The B learn, under the excellent tutorshlp cf Coach Tirylar, laugh? hard X- W IA l l ' ' '1 . r ..1 ' c .514 l fe 13 f 5 an lack le ard 1: hne Sen' if ye ar the V . tv, .. Q 3 n . L 'l.f:-.e se 'L he las. e DPL- '1.cl', .- bfi' ,NH ,. ,. ., , , . , . Qser, :tl I. . dn . BASKETBALL CLASS C AND CLASS D BASKETBALL Vash H gh Scnooi s C a -c a i earn f' rosie ea 21 J sh cessiiiiseas ,I g 1 ih San'a Ciara. for is S C V A L c a This years an .vh h fasiarge ,fa r an e-am sinoe r aye s saw much af' Nas fomposea f Tong Rea T McVifhirier geo' Ush 'na Kazuei Tate ana Bichard Marriott season winning B rfhe r T2 games ard ios rg y very dose margins This new crass makes i possiz e io de Jeiop more material for future A B and C teams from the lower classmen Q Ass f BANK BA NJNNJ 7 r I f S A J J J Us CLASS D BASKFTBA NOJNG F W s a J J J F shi C0 QSIDP - Q S f. V . E inqion Uno: 1 . ' C' C lo sl ei: i' t . so ' I, ' A 'C- . M-An 'ff -1 ff N . Q ' W .A,A-iw, S - D., ,fi V . . . D. L.- . .... fl ...p.,..s ..,,. .' - tea.. ,' LC ' 1' X n 1 ont: nt- no o ilyfrre pl ' ,rs - ' exon, ' C - ' o . is 'a, om ' o , C ,rge i- ll-L , V f A A A f The first D team in Washington Union High School history finished a good ' Q of i r , i ' i i l: V . C . ' . . .C , - . , , YF 'D Y C E V3 'e? H. 3,03 V Si 13 T. M3 fi Q E ':'S:' J. P Q' J. S 13. E 'EV V Nano T. f :VVf,r'-2' C. L V 5 K Tye T, Mega. SDH. ,' Q ' 9. C sara' J. lshaa G. E-e e'::- T, S' zzzf F. T -fe'a. SEATEV -. S we N. D 'Q H. U ima J. Kyacra J C: :::a. December lanuary lanuary lanuary February February February February December lanuary lanuary lanuary February February February October October October November November November November October October October Nox ember November November Nou ernb r BASKETBALL Scores for League Games Washrnaton Washrnaton Washtnaton Washrnqton CLASS A CLASS Santa Clara San lose Tech L1ve Oak Fremont Grlroy Los Gatos Campbell Mountarn Vrew B Santa Clara San lose Tech Lrve Oak Fremont Grlroy Los Gatos Campbel CLASS C Grlroy San lose Tech Mountam Vrew Lrve Oak Los Gatos Campbell Santa Clara CLASS D 522 G lroy San lose Tech 111 unta n V e L x e Oak Lo Gat s C r ke Santa Clara There There Here Here There Here Here There There There Here Here There Here Here Here There There There There Here Here Here There There There There Here Here ' 17 ' , L L LL 21 t.,crcsss 22 14 LL ..YY, LL 18 L 20 ' 21 L L 47 1 L L 36 28 L 22 L 19 4 sc,ssc L 31 ' LL L L L L L L 25 11 ,,,,.,,,,.,.,, 21 L L 34 16 LL L 16 ,..,.,,,,, LL L L 33 25 ..,..,,. ...,. 2 3 ' ' LL L 50 17 ' LL L 28 .L LLLLL 29 14 LLLLLLLL...... 23 LLLLLLLL.LL..L 17 21 LLLLLLLLLLL 32 ' LLLLL.LLLL.LL.LL,LL..L 17 28 LLLLLLLLLLLLLL 14 LL ,LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL 10 4 .LLLLL.....LLL 19 ' LLLLLL L.LLL.LLL..L.LLLLL L L 15 11 LLLLLLLLLLLLLL 14 LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL 23 16 LLLLLLLLLLL L 22 1 .LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL 31 February 25 LLL,.L,LL..L.L 15 Mountain View. LL LL LL 28 There 15 ' LLLLLLLLLLLLLL 19 ' LLLLL LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL 1 8 22 LLLLLLLLLLLLLL 30 LLLLLLLLLLLLLL 12 29 .LLLLL..L,LLLL 26 ' ' .LL.L,LLLLL L 30 5 .LLLLLLLLLL LL 26 ' LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL 16 10 LL,.LL.LLLL..L 35 ..LL,.....L...L.LL.LLL 29 19 LLLLLLLLLLLLLL 28 L.L,LLLLLLL,LLLLL,,L 21 24 LLLLLLLLLLLLLL 39 L..LLL.LLLLLL LL 25 15 ' LLLLLLLLLLLLLL 17 1 L L L 19 22 LL L 26 L 7 29 LLLL LL 19 .c 1 i vm 21 f 5 LL 22 1' L 24 . 10 LLLLLL,L LLLL. 2 5 s o 13 19 1' L11 Carurg 11L L 8 Y e 24 L 26 S A L 18 tm' A Sp T Whpple P V Wh pple J a y J Z TENNIS The Washlngton boys Tennls Team entered league compet1t1on for the hrst tlme by Jo1n1ng the Santa Clara Valley Athletlc League Under the frne coach1ng of Mr Rees a strong team was developed from enthuslastlc players The flrst three places were held by Iames Emerson Peter Stark and Iohn Zzegler The tlrst doubles team conslsted of Kerth and Tom Whlpple and the second doubles team of Lours Havey and George Bonde Alternates on the regular squad lncludes Rlchard Marrtott George Emerson Iohn Ferrante and Arch Sparrow Wlth the loss of only one Senlor Tom Whlpple we may look forward to an even more successful season next year The League Schedule was as follows Aprrl Aprll May May May Iune 27 Washmgton Washmgton Washmgton Washlngton Washmgton Washlngton 44532 Santa Clara LIVE Oak Fremont Mt VIGW Campbell Grlroy There There Here Here Here There . a'rcw, J. Ferrawte, G, En-arson, . I , .S ark, K, I , . Emerson, L. H ve , G. Bonne, . Peqler. ' 20 ' .lr....v...t,l........ vs. c..,,avvv,,rrcc.rr. .. ' ' l.............tV,..... vs. c,,c,,r,c ' May 4 Washington .t,Y....,........,l... vs. .. .,l,, ,l,., L os Gatos There ll ' ..r.....t...,Y,c.....r vs .,..,....l,.,..,..... . 18 ' ,lv,cr .......l,l.,c,. v s .a., . ,,,cc,c,.c,l..rl . ' 25 ' ..lY.., ,Yc,......,lt. v s. ....,.. .....,.,... . , l ' .........,.....,,...,. vs. . ,. ,....,,,. ' hc o aaa FIRST TEAM BASEBALL The Husker Baseball Team hlled Wrth a deterrmnatron to brmg another charn pronshrp to Washmgton met some strong competrtlon ID the S C V A L and trmshed a farrly successful season by w1nn1ng three league games and losrng our Wrth a well balanced squad the Washmgtomans went on to w1n the hrst three league games by large margms The last four league games were lost only by a rnargm of one or two runs ln a number of practlce games our team defeated the San lose State Erosh Salrnas Hrgh School San Leandro and Llvermore The Huskers won a total of seven games lost frve and tled one Agam we must take off our hats to Coach Taylor who worked hard to develop a good team and to contlnue our motto of hard play and good sportsmanshrp Thrs year we lose many tlne players whrch mclude Shorty Thompson our ace prtcher S Davrner second baseman Y Kaklmoto shortstop L Nara out freloer E Gaunt rntrelder B Foster outtlelder andE Luna second baseman Next year w1th our Varslty lettermen P Rrvers I Prne L Bettencourt P Pagan P Luna W Srlva T Ortez and other promrsxng players cornlng back from the B team we can look forward to another successful season LEAGUE GAMES SCORES Aprrl Aprll Aprll 2 Aprll 2 May May 6 Wash1ngton Washlngton Washington Washlngton Washlngton Washmgton 4542 San lose Tech Mountam Vlew Santa Clara Fremont Llve Oak Campbell There Here There Here There There E. Lua, S. Davlrver, L. T mpscr, L. Nalay Y, Kaklmot , W. Nunes, W. Silva, J. Reqll, T, Ortez, L. Bettencouvt, P, P 4 rv, N. Luna, J. Pine. , ..... , l . 1 f 1 1 - 3 1 1 . ' , 2 - ' 1 : . ' 1 - . , . . . I - 1 I - 1 I - 1 - 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - March 25fWashington ,,,............... 10 Los Gatos ..,.,....,,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,, 8 Here ' ln- ' ,,,....,,...,,,... 13 .,..,.,,,,,,,,,,.,. , l ' 8-- ' .....,............ 9 ' ' 1 ..,,,,,.. Y . 3 ' 2- ' A ,. Y. ..,,.... 5 ....,, ., ..,Y.. ,H 7 ' Qff ' .,., ,, ..,,.,. 4 ., ....,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, , Q 34 ' ,, ,,,, 7 ' .,,,.,, , ....., 8 A ' ,. , ,, ,.,, .1 , , 8 Sfa A E adesA A SECOND TEAM BASEBALL 5-511 The Husker B s came out W1th a fme sp1r1t thls year ready to learn the game and to enloy themselves They had a very successful season w1nn1ng hve games and losrng one he B team s mam compet1t1on consrsted 1n games wrth local elementary schools They also had two games W1th San lose Techntcal l-llgh School B team w1nn1ng one by a score of 7 to O and loslng one by a score ot ll to 7 W1th the asslstance of Coach Saunders and Coach Taylor the boys were able to learn the fundamentals of play and sportsmanslnp ASSISTGHT Athlettc Man ager loe Sllva coached the boys 1n the last games The B s had an exceptlonally large turnout throughout the season endlng wtth twenty players Washlngton Washrngton Washlngton Wash1ngton Washlngton B TEAM SCORES c55x Centervrlle Centervllle Nrles Newark San lose Tech J. Soares, S, Okay A, Amaral, W. Borba, H. August, A. Lemas, .U ft E, 5 -aaa, J, Fzfg J. Sl va .Ca :':5'a T, P re , .Klrtg, A, Maclef, K. lsoaa, M. Silva, A, Piney L, Moise, A. vi a, E,S1iva. T 1 . . . , . . ' .,.........................ww,,.Y.....Y, 15 ' ........... ,......., ............ ........ 2 Washington Ass.,s.st..,.,.,.,....,,.. ,... . .v...w... 7 San lose 'Techs l4.t,ss ,.V,,,,s,,,,,,w, ss,,,4 , , ,, O ' .,,,,,,,,,.,,,c...t.,..,t...,...,..,,,,, 7 ' ,,,,,.,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,, 6 ' ..l....l...............,,,,,....,...,,,. 4 ' ...........,,..Y.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Y,,,,, 3 ' ..,............... ,,......, , ,,.,...,.. 9 .......,.....t...,,..,Y,,,,.,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,, 5 ' ,,,.Y,,,YY,.Y.,..lY...,................. ,..,..,..... ...,Y.Y........ , ,....... l l 1 with CLASS A TRAC M re oc-r Ada s ClACS D RACK rs M J H W 5 gas TRACK CLASS A AND CLASS D TRACK The Husker Varstty and D Team track teams started the season surprtsmq y well y WIDDIHJ a 'hree way meet Nrth Mourntam Vrew and Fremont by oxer whelmmq scores Thrs year the tracksters were scheduled to meet Grlroy Mourr tam Vrew Fremont Campbell Santa Clara and Los Gatos The armual lata meet was soheduled for ltwe 3 at l. Gato 'raraae lu h rea e ertts N Ahrr P Sta l Azevada and N Rocha to rc fo rs he ter e ' A ght ow art er1th.1s ast f' ' s t e elo, a 56 . I v , H. . S IK S'a'a g' .Cari J, O, F 'gh N. R q s N. Alva, J Szhe Daft, J. Azevada, E. Frei, N. Rocha, J. Sltva, J, f ' ae. Kfee wg D. Costa R. Res-my P. Bra: D, Dia P. Mafte., J, Aman , E. Fanturzt. S'3'3'g N. Cv, S. Cf, D. NJN' D. 33'-me-' J, LJJJQ age' R.V1f:.f J. Site. Kee-el 'g J, Kwai-. .tar :J .Usr an ,Poi '.C 'ex' J.D.t'a, ls ' ' r 4 fs . 1 1 ' ' Y . -C . pf os s, lrr the track events were N. Rocha, C. Darmco, P. Manley, R. Reedy, and I, A. ar l . t.ei'o1' ox: 1 3 . .i, . tk, . My , . o' ho..o . TL ro ttpatiort of the D iafii LY1 the S. C. V. l.. liiroix: . S' . A '-1 ' io kfaioh ot yogrxg traokzrgeri .raiiea hard aid art1211t1o',1 ly o a . jo very' strohq 11Ql'l1'.'.'F1Ql2ffEZIf1. A ,, .-I Lpf' fw 1-JLQQD FC W 5 a QM La 1 as a CICI IHDIQGG 3 x HCS rafm twas Qaat DD fSGa l-l hQ unc 3 wlwrfc our cmaor wr parm l,.a+Da wuh teafrs frm Lab a'fC Mcumam Vlew L1 Je Oak Saflla Clara Campbell and Fremont V IJ ASS C .PACK I-FY 44572 X N :N 3 ,Km A -AH MT- ,V VLAMQ - .J V A a ldkai Ir. eiiergrig the S, a. 'f. P., Q. the '.'fash1?.gt2r, track tear. YKET ECTS Str: ,Q....,, LQf,,,.':, ., .pf ,:.v..Q.w TLA T1 NM: fa CNW: f. y-..,.,.., --:.,,.,.a...3 ... ...': uf-.,-'M-4... .A....,.,... ..:' .1 .,-...A V .,.A....., .A haziafapgea a laik :frr.er:1?.ers '.-19213213 rake a 3255. 3h2'.'.'1r.g QQ .gn f,,,,C.,,. .F W wmv., LAW: 1-NL.: TLA a2,.f...n F444 :M h,,,,.Q.... ,..': .,:.,:.,,.,...g .-.A,., ...ANI NJA.. ..-gn.-. LU: .-a45.A: aa..-:.,. -.f. -.,...:,,.... f-.-.',- .Aawffff vvmfa' f-W--'-rfwfw ,H J..fC-7, ,E Jazz, mana aaa, l...7 aan, va...p:1.., - r1...,... ana .ff V191-1. 'Tv ,N ' FU- 'K'x'-' ' 'ff-' A-ff,-.fm nf,-'A .,. Tv ,-.YA fwf-,VA-. f-of l li? AZ, C ana -JJ D :aa an., ,.,.,, rw.: Bit, l..3,,: 00.55, a.. . . - U ' 'T ' - 0- V1 F - A T F- W-vfx f- ' ,Wh .er .2 ll., .grae ana -,,l.r1.:, ana .- rvnw, Ll:,li,,1I'I1U, R.,C.:l A. MF f' B 2 .nl f. 1- ,mm A., ..x V ,ai w:ll.S. ' fn V -A - ' 4' .. J .,., T - .a.V.A.l..T W WIC: h,l .VIN ICSUQQQ ., ,C l.V ' a- ,:.,, ICF., .A a. FGM-, 1 l 1 - I 1 4 - CP v 5-V14 E. 5, ww: H fam- ff, 5.-L2 2 1, 5 mfzff-f 5, Cf. A Bw . a. Cfsssv ,. S'3':': ' 1 'Ne' '7.S'e ,,:' 7' 5,153-f'2 3.5 15 9. L5.2-VS Jgf' E V 1e'S. K'ee 1 5:1 V Epi'-3 i 9 Us' W2 N.-.'z, X R S BASKETBA C7 N N N f :NN 4 582 21' , A 212-EE 9 .:'-'f f J S'3 3': V 5'f V wp S S'N 5. 5 Y1:1 K'EE,N.- Z -'VI EWS K KE V BEI1 A NNE 2-39.5 v- f- f5 '..C?':'f,C - :A.::' ff 553.5 S:EEl5A,, UANTN'-1 G ,ff-' f nr xv , 5-EH,-, Q x. ,,',,.g 1. L-,M K g-,A,-- -.' L rf KNEE. NT A N '21 , S.:-.yr C V :sf-. 1 J. : 5 E K,3, S Svfv ,R r.' E,-1. Q . rar rc pattar r sparts a rt-ew 'ecard that GIRLS SPORTS Pr r J r X J T q can Jfqa 'nr rtrr anayer wer l rq ret rfrfl fr' K .fa f 0 ' ffl Qing rv r ere at rts peafc Because at the e thusrersrr tar the Q pr re J F YC' fetra rscn ra ty other ana h teams were at the r est when me hte class taurna Q hrcuq fr awed early lcrch The ru a arte curtn perraas aqam Cam t a e ac t e ln th frnal aarre erta aqutr the th ra petrad wan wrt tae sc re el 33 to ll! Th sfrll and trne tearr fork cl the thrra perrca players ver eutstarama tatahrq a scare at 73 patnts aqarnst a C ll tt e s are of AU ter therr cspan-ents The leaaers who led tne learn ta vrctery were K ya Kato aptarr arta Suzu Shrmrzu rartaqer Cf Q l seasnn tr u ht cut rnany new pfIIllClDCt 1S 1 aadrtran to th regulars The aarne caltst r aaod team wurlc and trnesse aaa appeals te thas the are nat nterestea rn tear James at the here strenueus ype To trnrsh out the mater sports schedule tae gurls dwraea thelr ttme between aseralt ana actcey th er a tune pre err tavarrte r rl tmy stu ents rrtd the l rrnparatrr elr rv w to mas af th grr s enters x at h .s S ay Cl he whale year va canrple ea wth laader tau' nam nt rr Nav Marty tt e ternrs players h aevelapea durrna thrs year cr r ractrce Baa tr t rt mt aaucea r sarnple part rs nth Cas wara tar ' e lst tlrn t rs year nth rstas ca ty recer ana ta e rs p .1 e as a eau ar heau ea r next y a fcrarrw e M F DL Qaty, thts year has set a new h an recera for qtrl 7,123 e p ln ta ana the nth r classes can pe proud tc Carry C 445941 tn 'aauawna S n ers can f e proua l The 'gear has Q.eei.a:21i3' sgtieseial :ie fir ails :pegs iiierest .ai kg 'ffjl gafigcgpatzzp the 'gazes gieaef 'hay gr, arty gs T:.e :g,i:g',f :gifts C 19Y.',lifY 3iar'ea :at fif,-EG'iI,f1Tl iff 'JITQCT there was 'grafts tart.-141. Speeaiall seeris ia take 5SQE'IlZlT'j gih the agile Lecause :'f.:.e Y,ECff-5 parallels f::i:aQl than Clif :tier gaiie Qi 'xfhgah ihe 51113 part1C1pat The Liter-:Qass iiariarierf tick place Q: ff2'.'er::e. eithgsiasiia airnpetltie :'ei':.'ee:1 'Bari aria iiaftlp pefiias. ln a nafa fagiglit fxal '5,.tT.e YhlfQl126f1C pQ2 ,'ers were '.'QC':r1Cus a s,are Qi 4 1: 1. Zach Class iearfr was Cagtainea by a a1.l eleaiea by the pipalar 'fate rl he .glass Q f ssrsiea E: f raaer chew in the Sf .. - manner. The thrfl aan rift, S ln ana rzf' 'xp ' , e .vla ,Cr a T , if th ,1 'Aye Kata Ba:..,i:,al hell the center at the stage ' as usual lsr l',fISl,V Z l mt- -si was ' ' u l. - an ' 'fs A spat, tl., sec- Qpnqertharlarx' V 't, e ' S a ei Q3 S ' ul I Ilef fs :Lent pf je S S' V: . U 'Q 'r' ,Q f 1. a et ls ' if h'pf':-e haher' e ' a A, Q .1' url ' ' ls sa, ' -. e-lQ. 'V . e.'fs'lA mae'- fre' e 4' ' Ceara: - 5 ahah-. ' lte, 1 Vell-'jig xl se ' u Q O Q . . 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R le Ore aay I h d s 'n eaa under a bush 114 rry aa den an ext aa Q see Q aather tne l wasn t othered a ter nat Oral r Who has ao e o t to arouse the worlarg classes? Heckler The rr Jento of alar'n c clcs Err Do you thrnlc ts r ah to pun sh people for lungs they haf rt done? M s Van 'Wmkle 'Why o c urs not 'ru Well l ha Jen t done 'ny Consumer Educauon a l promrse to spend rt r aht away Frrst Father l don t know what to do about fny son He wants to be a racrna orrst Second Father Well whatever you do don t stand rn hrs way Enqltsh Teacher Corre t thrs sentence Grrls IS naturally beter IOOKITQ han boys Bob Glrls IS art1f1c1ally better lookrnq than boys Qld Lady Pardon m does thrs trarn stop at Tenth Street? Gertrude-Yes Watch rne and aet off one stat1on before I do Mrs Newlywed Boo' Hool The cat went and ate the n1ce d1nner l had pre pared for you Mr Newlywed There the e dear l ll buy you another cat Insurance Man You want your offrce furmture rnsured aaarnst theft? Manaaer Yes Er erythlnd but tne cloci Everybody watches that Gardner Thrs rs a tobacco plant rn full bloom rnadam Dear old lady How very mterestrnq And how long wrll rt be before the crqars are rrpe? Please teacher l am t aot a penctl I-low rnany rnore urn s 'must I te l you not to say that? Lrsten l ha ren t ore vcd havent one we ha er t one they havent one But teach r a1nt n boay got ore? Drfer Do you ca'l tlus strax b r 3 short case? V art r Y D ne You on y aax rne our s rawoerrres 'Where s the cake Vfazter That's what we re short of fcbl an fcefllov '1 ' 1 o' Q. ' ' olqh' oft h' h .- rn his .- . 3 ra. Lzcrie- lo' 'i -ore ,,st '1 Q , ro., dn, J Ile: him -co rx, , o 1 b f . tl . 'c f A s o Q ' -. Q -f V l' r I r . i' i,: l c reft . ' is ' ee , f o -e . E. 'ee , 1 ' . . M T lohn-Yes, l'll lend you ten dollars if you don't keep lt too lona. P te ' . T t r . E A . . A ' riot A . 'T' 1 V 1 l l f ' Y c ' : ' ' 1 1 lj . 1 I1 - e, ' ' . i Y' I V - I I f V ' W r I . 1 V I T N, a' Q A . l ' . X ' ' , e, o . . we lr Q - 'J e r ' l . .7 'te f es. there f ,l t6 .. f t -l '-. . Q . c . . 5-X.. 1 on ,gr Qiy If, HFQY ,.2f. . was gf. Jw X lf. MORTON SALT L f, .J -swf f mf Og ff! I ,-MIK' 'af-fl 70 en It mms IT P02531 JB V Llc Dm D UPS NEDA BU mis E T A L L E N C O FN Q T13 TI C O . f X f X I X I ,Bs 11 7 , ' 5 Q ff y 'X fx f 1 1 f X' f A , f 'X ,, X X 7 L ff X X f 5 f ,' sf! f ,gif ffl f Lf, I I ' dlfff 'f A IGN C f. .LS CI GRADUATION 13.NNCUNCEFxIENTS P53519 lip' T H Q V C I SQNHC' L ff, '2LEiA iztii S CffE?S 1.12132 L25 f.f1'j'E1,F Q 24 ffm F1735 3. Dxice. Oct. I, I937eSonq cmd YeII Comest. LET US FILL YOUR TOOL KIT WITH Cgveigzffglzzgfgr STANLEY STARRET WILLIAMS MORSE NORTON ATKINS E W IMXXZQQ RWE E L TOOLS METALS MILL SUPPLIES 1235 M SAN FRANCISCO OAKLAND 11 II 2 25 p b SEASON WITH LESLIE IT S PURE CHAS BERG IMPLEMENT CO SCI Fa csco Calf EVERYTHING EOR THE FARM LAWN GARDEN G GOLF COURSE Oct 8 1937 Eu IE otlecll League Go 64 cs 0 as G Q . V - E. - ESTABLISHED 1572 ISSIOD St. Ilth cmd AIICG Sis. UN' ' I TE 3800 I O O n I 1'1 1 , 1. , , 11d . , - 'S Q , me. 44 PP HILLYARITS A Csmplete Line Qi MA RIAL PCR FLQCDR TREA AF AND MAINTENANCE Summit Your Fluor Problems for Expef Survey and Esumates A EREE SER JI E HILLYARD SALES COMPANY ur T E - - - L4 E - - L .-1 1 . f Lu x K' . , P5345 ffxezig 1522 'EA Eu. avi, Q-, WTA, N I2, IQS7-F1rstSenier Nite. E. H. HIRSCH Dealer in General Merchandise WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF S G W CANNED GOODS No Better than the Best, but Better than the Rest IRVINGTON CALIFORNIA SWAINSON S BEAUTY SALON W'here the gesture ot skrll rs rent always to the tultrllment of an achrevement Telephone I I7 So Ma1n Street Centervrlle Calrf LOOKISS CLOCK H G I L S T R A P 5 IU I5 Cent Store l a 133 East Mum Street e 1 Ile C GOOD LUCK TO TI-IE CLASS OF 1938 Mr and Mrs C I-I Grlstrap and The Grrls K NAKAMURA SHOES DRY COODS GROCERIES Q O BX J 56 PP l58 . ' C . . Q' 0. 99 U1 62 T. C nervi . clif. I XJ ' ' x, Phcne Cezztervglle L5 Past lflc Nev. IB, 1937- -Thank-g1 1:ig Asseztilily, 572 ff-, , A,-.,,., fff' ,fnqly ff' ,f I M . I , I f'f X . ...N 1 wrv-:. f iK'i J, fy' . f 'L I1 1' fd7fL,f .J f , ffff gps. 1, . -.,,...,.. 1 ff , 'V' V ff 1 J fff CALIFORNIA POTTERY CO. Jf5AOL CK KQQJP had NILED CANYON NILED ALIFORNIA 467 E gf? ' J 'I' FY W' , X., Dec. Q l937fB:ys' WV Club FAYSZT1 Dance. C , Pb ,PI If Hv,L. li!!! .J f , J 'lf , I I'-v I , JI r ,,f ,J N if V 1 . , IXJD-ec. IQ, -I9 7y!C risf. .Qs oqgcm , X ' I I I .ff ,aff A '- A , I MW If , I, pf U If 'iff JJ JI if CHAPEL OF THE PALMS DALLASCPAUL MOHTUARY AMBULANCE SERVICE DEPUTY CORONERS OFFICE LADY ATTENDANT Cub 'Cx Pho e I7 Ceme x IIS CGIII CALIFORNIA CHEMICAL COMPANY NEWARK CALIFORNIA I-IICI-I GRADE I-IYDRATED LIME emu QUICK I. De I7 IGS! GH s Leoque Chr sr as As e 68 pq I N IJ Y I if I A I J, . J , .- fy J I I JI -1 1 4' -I I Pl fi 4 Successor to E. F. BoteIhOI IEUS 1.I.IinQ.. n Vi , '. Manufacturers zf ' I Il fff' l-Yl..4 I7::,:1'..nw-i 21,111 KQYSIEI ffm 11 ' C. , Q E ' 1 Iii S :11hIy. CC DP t 1' x f I 'Ol 30 Qljm U11 in-5 1, la 5-if Model 3245 CT Closed Top 5.-Z Model 3285 OT Open Top ML M h a nn noum run G S BU LT IN GAS CIRCULATING HEATER sa m L SPEED US MMER BURNE s q t dPl EXTRA LARGE COOKING SURFACE adpas HEATH YUUH HUUHIS EXTR A DEEP S 9 G G 9 P TOR DISC ASTOGRIL BROIL easadb Ibothsd ato th No ack to ha dle mo g a O U B O V E e lk the eas ch pota AUTOMATIC CLOCK AND SIGNAL TIMER f a oa a THE MODERN GAS RANGE MORETHANAMILLIONSATISFIEDUSERS IAMES GRAHAM MANUFACTURING CO Q SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES NEWARK CALIF PORTLAND OR D L A ug I . f W' V I . x 1 N ff it - A , M I E 1. -f- 71 nu-I 1 r f n ' 9 1- I A, 'IT l I I J fe 1 . - .f 1 F ' f ... Wit m ny exclusive features ever . t . V Q woman w n J L I . ' In t nt war th at the turn of a valve. Automatic ighter. - P L - S I R S For inten e heat. or slow en le cooking. Automatic Lighter. Two Super Spee - us Simmer Burners in front. X Top burners are wider spaced. allowing ample room for largest pots n n . 20 inche deep . . . big nouqh for the l rgest roasts. Extra he vy insulation in ov n to , I R o - E R ' . ' S r n roi s i es nce . . . seals in all e iuices. r f n . . . no s kin or fl ming fats. D LE LIFT-UP C R ' Ov n cover lifts i e burner cover. Provides twic mu - nd pan working area. For ully- utomatic r sting nd baking. Feb. IO, l938f -- - Second Senior Nite. P. C. HANSEN LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER and MILLWORK COAL and GRAIN ALL KINDS OE BUILDING MATERIALS Centerville - Irvington -- Alvarado Niles e Decoto ROSES ORNAMENTAL TREES and SI-IRUBS FRUIT BEDDING PLANTS BULBS SPRAYS and FERTILIZERS Everything tor the Garden CALIFORNIA NURSERY COMPANYI 72nd Year Niles California Telephone Niles I34 BEST WISI-IES TO THE CLASS OF 1938 KIMBER POULTRY BREEDING FARM IRVINGTON MEAT MARKET I PEIXOTC P 5 COMPLIMENTS HARDER S SPORT SHOP Y ALLEN G NORRIS Attorney at Law General Insurance or IB IQSS Fresh anDanoe QW 1 O I Ha ward, California . I ro 2, If a..1' Crily the Highest Grades ,f PRIWE IEEE PCRK, LAKE 3:21 VEAI. H TREES 51:51 'VEGETABLES Thine i-'ff I 'J1r.,tQ: f1.2te:'.'11Qf- Cfzlzfirz , 3 . , Q rn ' . 39f MIKKELSEN S GARAGE SILVA and RUSCHIN REAL ESTATE cmd INSURANCE e Ne ark Cc xfcrms KIRKISH STORE DRY COO S EURNISI-IINGS 21 SEIOES C or'x1c V M CRAMER LfECaI'JETf'EILI. P s IQPIG Hot HIRE I1 re er 'Ihser Ir mqtcw Comphments of OTT and VEALE BOOKS cmd SCHOOL SUPPLIES Pctcl 'nc GI OTUG POND S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS KODAKS 1 C I ASSOCIATED SERVICE I COLLINS Eccto y S ecfed Lubrxccmon We CGII cmd Dehver ep c cz 1 ormc DR I H DURHAM DENTIST don March 25, IQSS Iumcr AQQCT: V 447159 .. . - , - -Q 9 59.12-4,2 , I 32-V':c.'.1. 'v':':Q :':': , ilfffinfg ....-- .,--C -,. -... H Tm . U 1.1 I Q v nf , C.- C, f-':-fr: :':: : 'f xi-.1-4,. '.... .,.... I .....L J Bette: ,Ier:?.::d1-e '31 LQ:-f.r Cast GAS - W OILS - - GF,E.5ISfI'G . , ' .It :Mille Clif ' 'ev f-,Lg -:,1::::1c . . Lzceised P-QESYS P UI. IE-JJ SLE- DfT . Power Isnt Imqczm ms Stoves and Rcznlgs Hat Water Q ers Telephori 24II NEW' PQIGQQA' Wit. t'. Mei If W , 'N ' . V . . I4-W L . . r p ii ' ' H . H Te-I me 2761 f. ,, Newark C If ' . ul . , . . . O DR E C GRAU GOLDEN BEAR POTATO CHIP CO SUNRISE SERVICE STATION C SCOTTS SHOE STORE And when you are mczrrxed Krcrfhle Company Nxles Calf DECOTO BAKERY and GROCERY WALTONS PHARMACY E M GRIMMER M D CID O . . . , --W ,-1---- - 1 fx-' ri 1':, Hr... 113.11 SUHGEO.. D . .. .,,, , A, ..h. A, , ,,., Q . qw, ' . ' , i. . .5 Z1 TQ F, TH EI .ff 1 . f':'.f-,.,,, , . .,.,I 1 Th? SIL!-F? w bf, Y ,Q A QI V A, GFFfAl,3. Paifsiiuczl S'iIZ'Iff'.? V E114 fi. fzvzrc' :Q 71115 ,511 Ill' 3:1 , . . I . . 1 'Z::i ' Y: I ' 1 1: ISHYISICICIII CII I nLlICE'32II, WALTON DRUG CO BROWN S SHOE REPAIR SHOP R A GRIFFIN BERGE MORTUARY MIDWAY GARAGE BARNEY S MEAT MARKET E A ORMSBY M D COREYS GARAGE 13 I iffy 155 2 ff I W pvzfgp O I Iirzjwr :IEE ixvtitfifi K.Ii'iIfS 'QI IfIf?fIfE ' Y-'-lf' ff F1 ff., I . . 1 - . O ' f.. ' 1' ' -':Q1'L:::1: -' 1-2m -Q9i13rPIc:','. Q6 I' up Way El, l938f---Steal: Day THE TOWNSHIP REGISTER FINE PRINTING HELLWIG MEAT CO Wholesale and Retall Dealers CI-IOICE MEATS A Iac N16 Center lllc Eau Dealma Prompt Servlce and Good Goods S LNJI' M D SILVA GENERAL IJEECI-IANDISE allfo ma I H RALPH Qcr INNES - CLOVERDALE DAIRY GRADE A. PASTEURIZED MILK CREAM BUTTER CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OE 938 H L I USTUS IVISIII an L n I 7591 I E PISHOTE Pr p NEWARK GARAGE Autlo nzed Dealer DGE a d DL OUTH Gere lRepc MARTIN S MILK DELIVERY TI-IE MILK THAT IS RICI-IER IIS U G lif mi: '.'1SI 3: Q: '::r1-fy' it. f' nt,-r':11lf . ' in I 1 , . . , . . lvq 'Q . l-S 1 V' ' ISC S fcse ff - I ' All mes of I su ance Phone - , H ,. . 1 , o. T 'N Nano 0 . , .o . DO n . YM - ' , rc :ring . , ll .L NCVGIL, C - , Newark Calzform ,,, 5 , . I . . GENERAL IUIERCHAISOISE GROCERIES ariii EI.-3.?.E','.'.RRE IFJ' GCCGS aid ' A ST ,TfCf'ER'.' ECOLIQCS :ri CEYEL .LQG LELHVI- MAF.-rlzl Pup we N438 -f,A.:1mxc1QS Coz O t. 4 7 A 7 7, l938fSer.1:r Breakfast. LEAL'S GROCETERIA Q21 I-IQSSIZZ Sf. SHOPPING ESOISICMY GEO A COIT HARDWARE Emo PLU JIBING THE I UNCTION late CPG I Warm Sprmqs ECS ws CENTERVILLE BATTERY COMPANY Super Ser IC SIU Rufus c1r1dSucp1 S SERVICE GARAGE ' Y 'Z '3'f Y -, .. v. .... ..-Ou RONTIAC SALES cmd SERVICE Thane ICQ G S HOLEMAN M D Phys CICIYI cmd Surqnon I '1 VIEUX BROS General Elecmc Refnqerators cmd Home Apphcmces Comme-rc1c:1l Refuqerctlon S ES AIND SER I E P Q e- 'SC ies C ECLL TED CALIFORNIA INN IO S S . . . . , . . 1 yx Y ' L . . V . . PIAZHG' f: PHCHQ 5: enter' Cie Sclifcrnic Centerville Szlxfr. 1 . I , I r mes - O AI. ' V C , Clocci E xt L1 mchnons SGr.d'.-HCI 9 N h Sn . Emlrxlcxir S vsllcfl- Gr1Siul1nff::ifiCil U G l 1 .fr VJE CATER TO SPE ,IAL PARTIES Dxne and Drmfv- XCE EN CC v' Q xion I 1 1 1- nv- v qv- - 'S . A .G .XRS ELISL I'1ECzLN Prqt. ..Ii'fT?.fJ1'1fS SAUCE - Sf: d'.-1410: Y S':.:'.'z L: F ' ' fn K. --- A-' lvl' .miners V, CN C.l.KL.l.fI2-SAT' fCSE ?IIGH'.'.'A'f' '-ri1:.'.'1Q1, :':11f:ri1'1 A1 figictici f2iiQ:'.'1QQ? Cfzl 7x E38--Senior As ernhy. ff 75 vb E FREI W W HIRSCH DR W L MCWHIRTER YSL SOLON S PERSONAL SERVICE SUNRISE BAKERY BROWN S GENERAL MERCHANDISE CENTRAL CHEVROLET CO A JI CEN TERVILLE BEAUTY SHOPPE . ..: ,Q 11: J if 2 V mi i N 1 . . I ztv- Ff'1':,: 1315 Vvigg .1 Qlwvir- A,gAP,gXQ..'r1 -1: IQIIIIIIIIIITP ff' 5 'I L' 1' f' f-'fvrmfw If- '53'1.i.1 11 IN PII IYYIII C1116 A -f 'zr J IICIIIVZTI STIIJRI CII! EFF I ..-,.: . .'t.1,- F... - 1 75, I OE ADAMS Inc SAM DINSMORE EPIL WREH DD1 S DRY O S HARD XLR rc1IMPLEvIENTS ROSE BUD BEAUTY and STYLE SHOP Je SQ6C1CI1Z DUARTE PERMANENT WAVES CRANE S GARAGE C F SALZ CO Try EXCELSIOR BREAD POE NEW PROCESS LAUNDRY COMPANY Phare N116 3 OT PLVVIENTC FLEISHER S L. Tv' FQO o 1 . ,. -. ,Y- Q --.--f. -LZJL...-.l.' .C fzfi' QT ' fi Or O . . . . . . Erffih E','er',' :fry .fwfr 1:1 Q Af KIIIQIQ Of' Rf-.'9i?.'f' ffm-NX . .1 , Y V. JEL' A' '- -'H V F CE lffl G, C35-.lim A --.-,N . f. GHCCEME , . G' OD 0 ffuigm.. EI E O V A 1' Q m IE YCLl Need A LC1f.1ndry fvlim, .A 1 . X- 1 A S I C QA 1 AT E, fvrfr' ftfg ::f1:.': :, ff 1 7 fir: . I '-rtf'T,- 'r r. r'r...i :i'f. . . fx-'XT' ' ' 'in : '1 X,fJ-...i,- . CJL.f..r-... P. C. EOX l6 PHONE Bl L. 6. V. FARM SALES Diesel - - Stove C11 Sprays Fertilizers Feeds OPPOSITE THE HIGH SCHOOL 4- Calrforma E E DIAS GENERAL CONTRACTOR Ph 'te Nrles 6 Q S o l St alr'orn1a NORDVIK PHARMACY Newark Calltom a Phore Newark 3561 Bea P oto Servxce Prescrrptrons Accurately Fllled P R. PETERSON lumbirlq and Sheet Metal Work Sporting Goods I .rs Ca om BERCHEM S QUALITY MEAT CO State Dept of Aqrrculture l spectron Plant l26 Always on the lob to buy your Lrvestock To Sell your Meat Complrments o a Frlehd Teacher Iohrr qwe a sentence wrth an mterrectrort rrr rt lust then the boy srttmq rn the next seat stuck a pm rrrto lohh lurrtpmq up lohrr exclarmed Ouch' Brll stuck: me wlth a pm' Teacher Correct bu aow t use so rruch exoressror rc xt tm e oh hool rrl seateaoexttoa a ousastr H e tad erparx sruc4 a rsatrcr' y asx rf V tar a wo o l ef lsle replrccl ls uox astrcrtorrry De r aa r mrs aa 'rfrrc x as x 44 78 an CGH1:Y'1ll' J ' N-'AS l'f la I . . . , . A . l7 -clt o , Niles, C . ' l . i 1 o . . ' -- r L 0 . - , A A . , A . A T A ,, . . , t . . A ...': .. . Ahiw sc QQ ., o t :it - t CUOIROTG inns. .tg -t up cozive lO.'.N'lll1l1ll'I1lf Jl . 'o j u oo L., ,it T A A A- ,, 4 ,I ,, 4 , . A C . . ,, ,, 1 A, ,, . A. A ,AA ,, ca zzze, s 1 llTGfJ..., lt. she sr o ...jl ctlear. F N I DRJGD I-IERMAN MAU CENTERVILLE GARAGE and MACHINE SHOP A torn trv and Machme Work D al rs rn DODGL and PIYIJIOUTH MOTOR ARS I drdnt know my thrrd grade teacher lrked me so well mummy sard llttle Ilm I heard her talkmg to some of the other teachers Do you know what she sard? What drd she say Irmmy? obedrently asked Mother She sard that the happrest day of her Irfe was the day lrttle Irmmy Iones was promoted to the fourth grade A young man who was takrng an examlnatron for cr clerrcal posrtlon encount ered thrs questron rn the examrnatron What 1S the drstance of the earth from the sun? He wrote hrs answer thus I am unable to state accurately but I don t belreve the sun rs near enough to rnterfere wrth the proper performance of my dutres rf I get thrs Job George Do you fllrt wrth every fellow the way you do wrth me? VITQIDIG No none of them ever needed so much encouragement Your teacher has wrrtten to say that he frnds rt rmpossrble to teach you any thrng Harry There' I ve always sard he was no good Backward Puprl Patron ta schoolmaster handmg drnner slrp to warterl Take thrs back to your desk and Work rt out agarn Teacher Who can tell me what the former ruler of Russra was called? Class trn unrsonl Tsar Teach Correct and what was hrs wrfe called? Class Tsarma Teacher What were the Tsar s chrldren called? There was a pause and then a tlmrd vorce rn the rear prped up Tsardmes' Charlre Want to see somethrng swell? Bob Sure Charlre Throw a sponge rnto water 4799 x Y - I r - . ...1-. . .. I in , ,.. I-T r vv A ' I uene.al u ..o e . - e e ' f. o . H . f . , H . . ' 1 1 . H . . H H . . H . , . . H .... , H . . . . . i H . . H . , H I . - I , , H i H . . . H . . . .H H . , . H . . . . . . H , . H , . H - , . H . . . H . H . H . . , H H D H . . H . , . . H . H l H , . H . . . . . I H . H , . . . H . 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