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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1939 volume:

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Many Teams are Taking advanTage oT This TaciliTy, Thus aTTording enTerTainmenT To The people OT our various communiTies. Our TrusTees, ever mindful oT The comTorT oT The sTudenTs, have surfaced The grounds aT The rear oT The school. This, in addiTion To The proposed modern bleachers and The new garage which amply houses The school buses, gives our school an air oT compleTeness. The new counseling sysTem inTroduced This year by The Board proved To be rnosT saTisTacTory. This sysTem consisTs oT The Principal: The Vice-Principal: The Dean of Girls, who has charge of The Girls' T-IealTh program, The girls' social acTiviTies, and is The gen- eral adviser of all The girls: The DirecTor oT Curriculum, who has charge oT The curriculum oT The school and plans The program oT sTudies Tor each year: and Counselors Tor each class, who are The academic advisers and help each sTudenT plan his course oT sTudy. The sTudenTs and TaculTy are graTeTul To The Board OT TrusTees Tor These many addi- Tions. Their conTinued progressive ideas have made our high school a cenTer Tor all The culTural ideas oT our Township. A. J. RATHBONE J. V. GOOLD Vice-Principal PRINGIPAUS MESSAGE Should lhis be called my annual leller or a leller To our Annual? Anyway sludenls, i+'s a real pleasure once again 'ro commend you for 'rhe excellenl piece of work you have done in your Washinglonian. Your lheme is mosl appropriale. The Golden Gale Exposilion is an inspiralion for your annual. While mosl of your arlicles have lhe backward look land from lheir lone, l know lhem lo be pleasanl onesl yelr, l galher a deeper meaning. ll' gives me lhe feeling lhal you know definilely whal you wanl and where you are going. Thai is whal I call Jrhe American Way. The seniors have clearly demonslraled lheir many abililies. To be able fo assume responsibililies, lo be able lo work wilh your fellow classmen and your Jreachersg lhese are fhe Things 'rhal are making your school whar il is loday. The growrh of The communily which our high school serves has been rapid. This, of necessily, has caused an increase in 'rhe physical fealures of our school. I+ now behooves each of us lo calch rhe spirir of This forward look: we musr be conslruclive builders. 5 . 19 za, .,,. Ll -,A . il. K' new MURSI S. BUHIHH RH , VAN WINKX F, mm- 5 uf' JALKSKSN KVM LES F.WllSON VVRVUIH MC'1k'MS KNBBY .I.WlLSON KENNUJW' BRAIN FVJURNNER BROWN ROQ-UXS VU COTY TAYXOFZ DOUGHFRTY THCWRNB Fx neun, HAWK FW CRAVESTOC MEIN M.W!LLIAM f!,lVhNKfkK WFBB Udj A BOTFXWO NOLD FHCULTY STUDEIIT CDUIICIL ii f 2 l as Ti J E. POWER W. GUARDANAPO J. EMERSON 6. MATT-TIESEN D. ESCOBAR J. DUSTERBERRY Pres. Girls' League SecreTary Vice-PresidenT President Treasurer EdiTor HaTcheT D. DIAS K. KATO J. FERRANTE M. CATTANEO P. RIVERS T. McWHlRTER Boys' AThleTic Mgr. Girls' ATl1leTic Mgr. Bus. Mgr. Hafchef RepresenTaTive Represenfarive RepresenTaTive R. MATT-TIESEN S. MAST N. AT-TM D. GASTELUM t F. JOYCE M. SCHELBERT Representative RepresenTaTive RepresenTaTive Program Chairman Yell Leader Represenlalive The STudenT Council represenTs all The sTudenTs oT The school, and iTs members are elecTed by The STudenT Body. This year, Tollowing The annual cusTom, Their TirsT big underTalcing was The drive Tor STudenT Body card sales. They had as Their goal a IOO percenT STudenT Body member- ship. The race, which was aided because oT The rivalry beTween The boys and The girls, Tinally ended in a Tie. One OT The mosT imporTanT TuncTions oT The council was To plan The budgeT Tor The year and alloT sums oT money To The various school organizaTions. They were also responsible Tor giving The aThleTic awards and choosing assembly programs. This year school deparTmenTs, organizaTions, and classes presenTed assembly programs in addiTion To Those given by ouTside TalenT. Some oT The mosT inTeresTing programs given by ouTsiders were The exchange programs, ChevroleT picTures, Howard Milholland and Eva Garcia, Uncle Benny, and The CaliTornia PolyTechnic Glee Club. The council appreciaTes Mr. RaThbone's guidance and The cooperaTion oT The sTudenTs in making This year a successful one. . i ,V 'ilk N 'N M W mu N A. 7 ,,kwiii-:kY5,v.45f4j,,.. . Y V. N ,M K CLHSSES Q. A 1 g . -.gl fa? ' 3,1 Vx -V+. ? y A . wa ,,:.,h.. , A J SY' K T fix' i E-sz. fl T L M -as J- Q 5 W 1, . 'W 'K 3 Y ' 4' I -wx sk A I l AHM AKINAGA .LANDRADE R. ANDRADE C. AVILLA A.AVlLl.A AZEVADA BAPTISTA BERNARDO E. BETTENCOURT L, BETTENCOURT BRTSTOW E. BROWN I, BROWN BURKE CALLAHAN CATTANEO CVORCHERO CARDENAS COREY I DE LEON D. DIAS P. DIAS DINSMORE 1 I 1 1 K A . . 1 , ' 4 l T 1 ff 7 x K I p CJ r -,. I . 1 ,, , , i T ' V1 p , x . ' live' WSTEIIIUR CHISS . N X A-, l 'M 1-fxflfxf F ' 'fl q , I x., The Seniors oT T939-The PorT oT The Seven Seas: a symbolism OT all our hopes and aspiraTions. PaciTica: peace, undersTanding, and beauTy oT liTe. The Tower oT The Sun: The vision oT our Class and The widening oT our horizon, We have our many enTrances and exiTs bringing new hopes, new ideals, and leaving wiTh greaTer vision, Tirmer convicf Tions ThaT The Seniors OT T939 will carry Their Treasures oT The pasT Tour years To leaven The l9eTTer Things oT our glorious counTry. Looking over The hisTory oT This class, we Tind ThaT The members successTully com- pleTed Their TirsT and mosT diTTiculT year oT school. The sophomore year had iTs quoTa OT successTul parTies: candy sale drives: and scholasTic, aThleTic, and exTracurricular acTivi' Ties. These were carried on sTraighT Through The iunior and senior years. One oT The mosT imporTanT highlighTs oT The iunior year was The annual JuniorASenior Prom wiTh iTs beauTi' I4 S M' za: We-v ai JARTE DUSTERBERRY EeAsHiRA EMERSON ESCOBAR FARRINGTON FERRARI FLORES me FRATES PUDENNA E. PuRTADo L. FURTADO eAsTELuM GODWIN GAUNT EORGE emi GREENLEE GRONLEY GUARDANAPO i-ilxloo HINKLEY INOUYE ful deep-sea-garden selling. The gym was decoraled wilh +his fheme in mind, and a gardenia was presenled ro each senior girl. For The lasl 'rwo years lhe class has won lhe annual song and yell conlesl. This year, in addifion fo pracricing hard on The songs and yells lhey worked oul a slunl, forming a large wifh loofball helmels during fheir lasl song. As is rhe cuslom, lhree Senior nighls were held, +he firsr one on Oclober 20, l938, and The olhers during April and May of lhe nexl year. These Senior Nighls, which were carefully planned by James Kalaoka and his commillee, proved a greal source of enioy- menf To all who affended. The evenings were spem' in playing such games as volleyball, ping pong, baslcelball, soccer, and in dancing. The climax of lhe evening was lhe enler- lainmenl, in which new senior laleni' was discovered. Following lhe enlerfainmenl, refreshmenls were served by Jrhe senior girls. I5 ::' its Y. :Sh Q1 ,- 'Q' i .,- E513 . ,. ia 6 6 'war Nah ... W' Q' if ' 'S' X R' X S N 5 X 1 ,E , I by 8 I Q G 5, i Q i f f X :-- T ' ZFY iii 'K 1 fi I 3 . 3 f ...s ff .X ISHIDA .IORVIENSFN KATAOKA K. KATO S. KATO KVIIG KITASHIMA I LEIVA D. IFWIS K IEWIS LUIZ MACI-IIDA IA. MACIEL M. MACIEL MQDAVID MfNAIlY MANIEY MARKS E. MARTIN M, MARTIN M. MARTIN LEMOS MCCOWI MARTINE SEIIIUR CHISS On May I6 a slcalinq parly was held al Maple I-Iall in lrvinglon, where Ihe class enioyed anolher pleasanl gel-Iogelher and added 'ro Iheir Ireasury by selling soda pop and candy. The Senior Play proved ils meril by a successful Iwo-nighl run. II was presenfed on June I and 2. Senior Sneak Day, as usual, was a day Ihal will long be remembered by Ihose allendv ing. If was held af Casflewood Counlry Club on May 29. Swimming, hiking, horse-baclc riding and Iennis were some ol Ihe main evenls enioyed on The picnic. The commillee responsible for 'rhe success of Ihe day consisled of Edward Marlinez, Ivlarqarel KI+a- shima, Bonnie Neves, Clarence Telles. and Joe Telles. I6 g, ff-X. .Y XY Q41 ATEO MATHIESEN MATSUMOTO MEDERIO5 MELLOW MIYASAKI MUNGER N RA KKAMURA B. NEVES A. NEVIS NEWELL NICHOLAS A. NUNES W. NUNES OHYE 'STARR PASHOTE G, PEDRO R. PEDRO M. PEMENTEL M. PEMENTEL PEREZ PINE 0F 1939 During The laTTer parT of The year The Senior Class had The pleasure OT hearing many prominenT speakers such as Mr. ArmsTrong ol ArmsTrong College, who spoke on WhaT The FuTure Holds Tor YouTh. Each year Two public speaking conTesTs sponsored by local organizaTions are held To prornoTe an inTeresT in and appreciaTion of ciTizenship. BoTh OT These were won by seniors This year-The CaliTornia Crusaders award by John DusTerberry and The Japanese Amer- ican CiTizens League award by Dora GasTelum. Finishing iTs lasT and rnosT successful year aT WashingTon Union High School The class held iTs CommencemenT exercises on June 8, preceded by The Senior Breakfast The Senior Assembly, and The usual Senior Week acTiviTies. The plans Tor The Senior Break- I7 - l , iw i Ax i ll ll 7 5 iw ez 2 .N K Q K I ' ' FQ! ss .X 4' s . .- s . f c. .. i Q i , ji -' ' T? IKQII A f J Y J w s , g sa 4 Qc 4, yi V y 1 gigs . , i ir s - ' 'f 9' A .- - ' F2-F i .l.' Q siri f l A M . l i V I J. PINE M. PINE Power :amos Rsoo E, Rivers P. Rivers Roosnic noomeuss Rose smwci swmm swnmm 1. SANTOS J. scorr s. swim: s. si-ilozmci A. siivw L. siivw r, siivfx w, siLvA smzic srumzr mceu SEHIUR CLHSS fasf were arranged by a commillee composed of Ellen Power, Rosemary Burlce, and Marjorie Pemenfel. The spealcer al The Commencemenl exercises was Mr. G. l-l. Aynesworlh of Fresno, Presidenl of fhe California Truslees Associalion. The lwo sludenl speakers chosen were John Duslerberry who spolce on Con+riloulions lo Educalion of Privale and Parochial Schools in Washinglon Township, and George lvlalhiesen who spoke on My l-lerilage as an American. The Senior Ball was held on Salurday Nighf, June IO, in fhe big gym. Wifh Treasure Island as +heir fheme, lhe gym was very beaulifully decoraled. When lhe hour of lwelve arrived lhe Seniors and lhe guesls regrelled lo deparl, declaring rhe affair To be one ol I8 L. TAL' ff - .ge 2? sesssefa J . .... ' Q A f' '-'A:, , H I rw A T A . i fi. ,Y 5 . I - l 1-ff ii? ii .iii Q.. 'Mi I. .5 M' sf- 2 f'f- - 2 1 ggi ., i V 3 I . s D,TAYLOR L,TAYLOR C.TELLES J.TELLES UPTON VALLI VAN CAMP E. VIERRA WlLLlAMS WlSEMAN WITTENMYER E, WOODWARD 0F 1939 TOMQMATSU TRENOUTH L. VIERRA R. WOODWARD YAMANAKA D. CLARK lhe rnos+ successful ever held. The commiflee for lhe Senior Ball was composed of Doro- lhy Williams, l-larriell DeLeon, Clifford Dinsmore and Julius Pine. The oriicers who successfully guided +his large class ihrough ifs final year were: Presidenf ------------- Paul Rivers Vice-Presidenl - - Roberl McDavid Secrelary - - Dora Gaslelum Treasurer ----- Marguerile McNally Girls' League Represenlalives - - lEx?gZmYgZ,:2!,ir2Z Srudenl Council Represenlalive - - - Norman Ahm Yell Leader -'-------- James Kafaolma Advisors: Miss McWilliams, Miss J. Wilson, Mrs. Jackson, Mr. Morse, Mr. Brady, Mr. Dougherly. I9 4 THE JU For 'rhree years a large group of sludenls, who are now lhe Junior Class, have ialcen an acfive par? in every school acfivily. The class has cooperaled wi+h lhe iacully, seniors, and lower classmen and shown Hs abilify in every way possible. Class rings were 'rhe objecf of much discussion, and rhe juniors very proudly displayed fhem al' The beginning of fhe year. Because Jrhe rings were ordered in The la++er parm' of fhe sophomore year, fhey arrived early and caused much envy on fhe parl of fhe lower classmen. The Scholasfic abilily of +he juniors was exceplionally high, as fifieen members of fhis class were represenfed in The California Scholarship Federaiion. Noi only were They members, buf lhe juniors held many offices in The sociely, including lhai of presidenl. The class displayed ils journalislic abililies Through 'lhe medium of lhe l-laicheff' fwo members holding prominenf offices, 'rhal' of Associafe Edifor and Business Manager. The casf of lhe Sfudenf Body play, Three Days of Gracie, confained many juniors, ln fhe Vodvil and Chrisfmas Pageant members of Jrhe class fool: leading paris and, on The whole, showed much enihusiasm and lalenf. For fheir Assembly program, on February 2, The juniors chose a real umolodramer' and varieiy show, which mel wilh much enihusiasm by The Sfudenl' Body. 20 UR CLIISS Their greafesf underfalcing was fhe annual Junior-Senior Prom, held May fwelffh, a semi-formal dance To which 'rhe enfire school was invired. As is +he cusfom, fhe evening was dedicafed To fhe seniors by lhe class which will +alce ifs place in leadership. The affair was held in Jrhe large gymnasium, which had been especially decoraled for The occasion. When fhe hour of deparfure arrived. many fired buf delighfed sfudenfs declared The dance was a huge success. Many members of fhe Junior Class were oulsianding in sporfs. especially foofball and baslcefball. Wilh a full and acfive year +o remember. +he fufure seniors are looking forward io anolher successful and excifing year. The Junior Class officers were: Presidenf ---- - George Bonde Vice-Presidenf - - Norman Luna Secrerary - - - Norma King Treasurer ----- - Vermilda De Luce Mary Harrold Girls' League Represenfaiives - Gerfrude Mozzem Sludenl Council Represenfalive - - - Shirley Masf Yell Leader ----------- Weldon Pine Advisers: Mrs. Morris, Mr. Rees. Miss Kennedy, Mrs. Wright Mr. Me++e. 2I THE SUPH WiTh one year oT experience behind Them, The Sophomores showed greaT enThusiasm in reTurning To Their worlc. They seT ouT wiTh a will To malce The new Term a success. OTTicers were elecTed, and a schedule Tor Their coming acTiviTies was planned. The STarlighT Frolicf' given in The gym Friday evening, December 9, I938, was The TirsT big daTe on Their calendar. The gym was decoraTed appropriaTely Tor The ChrisTmas Theme, wiTh silver and blue as Their basic colors. They used crysTals and snow designs. The cenTral moTiT was an elaboraTe chandelier hanging Trom The cenTer oT The ceiling wiTh a brighTly decoraTed ChrisTmas Tree beneaTh iT. IT proved To be an evening oT greaT enioymem' To all who aTTended. Much oT The school's greaT TalenT is possessed by The sophomore sTudenTs as was shown by The unusually large number who parTicipaTed in The STudenT Body Play, ChrisT- mas PageanT, and The Vodvil. There was also a good repre-senTaTion oT sophomores in The chorus, orchesTra, and band. As one oT The duTies oT The Sophomore Class, They decoraTed The halls and The audiTorium Tor ChrisTmas. In The halls They used garlands oT greens, inTerspersed wiTh large wreaThs which were decoraTed wiTh colored lighTs and large red ribbon bows. ln The audiTorium They had a large ChrisTmas Tree decoraTed in The TradiTional way: and in The Trophy case a naTiviTy scene was seT up. 22 -T I , li yilimloi lf 1' . , U V IIIDRE CHISS H7 CrediT musT also be given To The many sTudenTs oT The Sophomore Class who Took a very acTive parT in exTra curricular acTiviTies such as The l-'laTcheT, The DebaTe Club, The lnkling, and The Camera Club. They also had ThirTeen members in The scholarship socieTy. The sophomores also played an ouTsTanding parT in aThleTics. There were many boys on The VarsiTy FooTball Team as well as The BaskeTball and Baseball Teams. The girls also Took an acTive parT in The various sporTs and many were members oT The W Club. This acTive and energeTic class is looking Torward enThusiasTically To The Junior year, expecTing To Take Their Tull share oT responsibiliTy Tor sTudenT acTiviTies. The class oTTicers were: PresidenT - - Richard MarrioTT Vice-PresidenT - - Allen Amaral SecreTary - - - - Edna Bier Treasurer ----f - DoroThy Be-TTencourT lMarqareT Escobar Girls' League RepresenTaTives - - yvirginia Scammon 5TudenT Council RepresenTaTive A MargareT SchelberT Yell Leader -----'--v-- T-larry Ushiiima Advisers: Miss E. Wilson, Mr. Kibby, Mr. Taylor, Miss A. BoTelho, Miss DuCoTy. 23 fi W NJ, F! V. THE FRESH Af fhe beginning of every school ferm a new and larger class enfers fhe gafes of Washingfon Union High, wifh a sfrong desire fo achieve a higher educafion. Af firsf if seems difficulf for fhe freshmen fo adiusf fhemselves fo fheir new environmenf, buf in a few weeks many of fhem are parficipafing in fhe school acfivifies, and so if was wifh fhe class of 1942. As is fhe fradifion every year, fhe freshmen were inifiafed by fhe seniors. lnifiafion Day is fhe dread of every Freshman Class, buf if furned ouf fo be a day of greaf fun. Every freshman came fo school in shorf dresses or shorf frousers wifh big bows and dolls. Wifh faces painfed fhey paraded fhrough fhe halls in fhe morning and in fhe affernoon presenfed a fine assembly of songs, dances, and recifafions fo fhe sfudenf body. Many sfudenfs have falcen parf in fhe dramafic, iournalisfic, scholasfic, and afhlefic acfivifies of fhe school. A large group of freshmen furned ouf for fhe Sfudenf Body Play and displayed greaf falenf in fhe Chrisfmas Pageanf, Freshman Assembly, and fhe Vodvil. Also many of fhe girls and boys wenf ouf for fhe various sporfs where fhey showed bofh good sporfsmanship and fine abilify. These can be looked upon as fufure sfars. The freshmen showed fhaf fhey also have fine scholasfic abilify by having seven members in fhe California Scholarship Federafion, and more hope fo ioin nexf year. 24 WT , AW' -T RII CLIISS The mosT imporTanT evenT of The Freshman Class was The Valenfine Dance which was held on Friday evening, February 3, I939. WiTh The Vale-nTine Day Theme, The big gymnasium was colorTully de-coraTed wiTh large red and whiTe valenTine hearTs. Because oT The enThusiasTic cooperaTion of all The sTudenTs Their TirsT candy sale aT The Gilroy TooTball game was a greaT success as well as Their second candy sale The TirsT nighT of The STudenT Body Play aT which homemade candy was sold. The school looks forward To The parT ThaT The members oT The Freshman Class will Take in all oT The acTiviTies nexT year. PresidenT ---- - PaTricia Rose Vice-PresidenT - - Jessie Seoane SecreTary - Mary CaTTaneo Treasurer ----- - Mariorie T-lunT Girls' League RepresenTaTives - lyjylgiig gailiilra STudenT Council RepresenTaTive - - Roy MaThiesen Yell Leader ---------- John Williamson Advisers: Miss Van Winlcle, Mrs. l-lawley, Miss Nold, Mr. GravesTocl4, Mr. Thornburg, Mr. Clevenger. 25 I Q wa MI, m 1 w T LJ'i-.Rs-. IES GIRLS' LEAGUE GIRLS' LEAGUE mg M ss S B 1 ll D. Williams, J. McDonnald, M. Pemenlel, E. Power, M. Corey, B. Denlon, E. Lindsay, S. Valles, a d V Sca Sland ng: M. Pieree, E. Leal, M. Escobar, L. Zwissiq, L, Caldeira, N. King, M. Andrade, M. Harrold, cle so D as? l ,A. Silva, A. Cnllaneo, and G. Mozzelli. An organizalion which loslers lriendship among all lhe girls and promoles a valuable background of ideal young womanhood is lhe Girls' League. The lirsl social aclivily was lhe Big-Lillie Sisler Tea al which each freshman sludenl was given a big-sisler under whose guidance she remained for lhe allernoon. Al lhis lime Miss S. Bolelho was recognized as lhe new adviser. This year many inleresling aclivilies were held. A series of vocalional leas were held. al which oulside speakers lallced on occupalions for women. The annual Girls' League Convenlion held al Burlingame High School was allended by Ellen Power, Belly Denlon. and Miss Bolelho. Olher aclivilies were lhe loolball dinner: lhe annual winler sporl dance: and lhe canned lood drive. The officers lor lhe year were: Ellen Power, Presidenl: Marjorie Pemenlel, Vice-Presi- denl: Myrlle Corey, Secrelary: June Farringlon, Treasurer: Sylvia Valles, Yell Leader: Lorraine Pelerson, Program Chairman: Edna Leal, Chairman ol lhe Ways and Means: and Belly Denlon, l-lospilalily Chairman. 28 SCHULIIRSHIP SDCIETII SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY Firsf Row: R. Malhiesen, A. Maciel, R. Tremblay, I-l. Ushiiima, K. Tale, R, Marrioff, R. K b r E Sl a J Ur Duslerberry, T. lshimolo, C. Wesl, Second Row: Y. Nakamura, M. Ikeda, R. Kawaguchi, A. Ta e a s B. Sfeinhoff, S. Berfololli, E. Leal, E. Sakaki, E. Egashira, E. Nernolo, S. Shimizu, K. Kato. Third Row H Hayes M Nemofo, S. Oye, Y. Ishida, J. McDonald, L. I-lellwig, B. Williams, I-l. Yamanaka, M. Go o M Hase B Koga Sakala, Miss Nold. Lower Row: E. Juslus, K. Nakamura, M. Nakamura, S, Nogarni, L. Sil D G I T. Cayard, D. Silva, A. Ponli, L. Peterson, A. Kalo, M. Brislow, F. Sakafa. The Scholarship Sociely of Washinglon Union High School. Chapler Ill of lhe Cali- fornia Scholarship Federalion, has 50 members 'rhis year, lhe highesl membership since lhe beginning of 'rhe Chapler. This sociely is mainlained 'ro recognize lhose sludenls whose worlc, in solid subiecls. lolals len poinls. A counls 3 poinls, B counls I poinl, A in a non-solid counls llfz poinls, B in a non-solid counls V2 poinl. The unusually aclive year of lhe Scholarship Sociely began wilh lhe firsl ol lhe semi-annual inilialion parlies. The nexl evenl was lhe annual fall convenlion held al I-layward Union I-ligh School. Represenlalives from Chapler Il I allended l'he spring convenlion held by Mission High School al Treasure Island. On April I5l'h lhe Sociely again senl represenlalives lo a convenlion al Treasure Island sponsored by Alameda I-ligh School. The lasl' inilialion parly was held on lhe l2+h of April. Life members ol l'he Federalion who had been members for six semeslers, including one semesler in lheir senior year were: George Ivlalhiesen, Suzu Shimizu, Kiyo Kalo, Eilco Egashira, and John Duslerberry, This successful and aclive year was guided by Kazuei Tale, Presidenlg Linda Jane I-lellwig, Vice-Presidenl: Edna Leal. Secrelrary-Treasurer: Vermilda DeLuce, Program Chairman. 29 HHTCIIET HATCH ET Upptr Row: L. Havey, W. Gould, R. Marnie-sen, A. Silva, P, Brazil, K. Tale, J. Zcigler, G. Bonde, J, Dusferberry, J. Ferranle, H. Ushiiima, J. Ura. Cenrer Row: R. Marrioll, L, Rose, M. Hum, S. Shimizu, N. King, M. Andrade, E. Ega- shira, K. Kalo, D. Gaslf-luni, Miss Knnle-5, L, Zwissig, Mr. Kibby, Lower Row: C. Oliviera, B, Glover, K. Nakamura, G. Andrade, M. V. Brislow, M, Willenmver, V. Logan, M. Williamson, L. Hellwiq, M. Pemenfel, E. Power, B, J. Sleinhoff, B. Dcnron. To edil lhe mosl limely and imporlanl news of srudenl aclivilies and lo publish inler- esling learures in 'rhe besr manner have been lhe aims of lhe school newspaper, 'lhe l-la+che'r. Under lhe leadership of ils edilor, John Duslerberry, and ils lwo lacully advisers, Miss Knoles and Mr. Kibby, lhis bi-monrhly iournalislic publicalion has reached a high mark. The pages of The l-la'rchel are devoled lo The lalesl and mosl signilicanl school news, edilorials, book reviews, The principal's corner, alumni news, gossip column, and 'rhe exchange column. A new pro and con column was adopled This year. The peri- scope of srudenl news, deparlmenl news, and girls' and boys' sporls complele lhe paper. Assisling rhe edifor were Mary Virginia Brisrow and Margarel Williamson. The Busi- ness Manager, John Ferranle, also deserves much credil' for looking afler lhe adverlise- menls and finances of 'rhe paper. In shorr, +he enfire sfalil is lo be congra+ula+ed for ils fine work. 30 UJIISHIIIGTUIIIIIII l WASHINGTONIAN Siandingi Miss Van Winkle, E. Martinez, S. Lemos, R, Munger, P. Stark, J. George, J. Kafaok E L J D sf b y Miss McWilliams, Seafed: M. Pemenlel, M. Trenoufh, H. DeLeon, M. Wilfenmyer, M. Brisfo D G sr S.ShirniZu,K.Nal1amura. Anolher school year is compleled, and fhe seniors lrusl +his year's Washinglonian will provide many pleasanl memories lo all who read ils pages. Soon ailer lhe opening of lhe school lerm, The Senior Class elecled 'rhe edilor, Mary Virginia Brislow. The olher members of 'rhe slafli were Dora Gaslelum, assislanl edilori Harrielde Leon, Richard Munger, Ed Luiz, Frank Pine, Peler Slark and Alvin King, aclver- 'risingp Thelma Silva, girls' sporlsz James Kalaolca, boys' sporlsg Mae Willenmyer, classes: Marjorie Pemenlel, drama, Suzu Shimizu, organizalionsi Donald Dias and Max O'Slarr, arlg Ed Marlinez, Fulure Farmers: Seraline Lemos and James George, pholographyi John Duslerberry, fealuresy and Kiyolco Nakamura and Margarel Trenoulh, lypisls. The slahc appreciales ihe supporl ol lhose adverlising in fhe annual and of Miss Van Winlcle, who supervised lhe publishing ol rhe IQ39 Washinglonian. The slali also appre- ciales The help given by Miss McWilliams wilh lhe layoulsg Mrs. Hawley in proofreading: and lhe boys of 'rhe prinl shop, under Mr. Kibby's guidance, for making lhe covers. 3I BUVS' ClUB BOYS' W CLUB Flrsi Row: Marshall, T. Parry, J. Wallman, A. Maria, J. Fong, P. Manley, E. Lawrence, J, Cardozo, H. Ushiiirna, K. Tale J. Soilo, T, Shiozalca. Second Row: L. Medeiros, P. Brazil, J. Emerson, J. Fong, P. Stark, E. Alameda, W. Silva, M Nunes, A. Bier, B. Silva, R. Marriofl, F. Joyce. Third Row: Coach Taylor, A, Avilla, J. Pine, T. Ashfon, N. Ahm, F Mellow, M. Machida, N. Hikido, J. Kalaoka, E, Silva, W. Pine, B. Bragg. Fourlh Row: E. Marfinez, J. Laudenslager R. Reedy, S. Gaunf, A, Silva, M. Boyce, N. Rogers, TH. Wiseman, A, Rebello, J, Schelberl, Mr. Brady. Lower Row J. Rand, F. Wesl, L. Lcal, T, McWhirler, R, Rand, W. Myriclc, D, Dias. The Boys' W Club enlered a very aclive and successful year lasl Augusl. The Norlh Correclion Room was remodeled and made info a very beauliful and modern club room. A new ping-pong lable and radio were purchased. Furnilure was 'furnished by lhe club members and by lhe Sludenl Body. The room was open lo members of fhe club, lheir guesls, and lo any sludenl unable lo lalce parl in alhlelic aclivilies. The refreshmenls al The Sporlsmen's annual whisl parly were served by The club, which helped The Treasury more 'rhan a lillle. On February 2l lhe club held ils annual dinner and inilialed new members. The din- ner was prepared by members of lhe club and was served in The new cafeleria. The annual Block W sporl dance was held in April. The gym was decoraled by The boys and loolced very beaulilul. Officers for The year were: Presidenl, Norman Ahmg Firsl Vice-President Norman Luna: Second Vice-Presidenl, Frank Mellow: Secrelary-Treasurer, Philip Brazil. 32 GIRLS' Cl GIRLS' W CLUB FirsT Row: J. Sakaki, E. Sakaki, M. KiTashima, K. Nakamura, B. Godwin, S, Shimizu, M. Pem T I I A d M T nouTh, L. STuarT, Miss Du CoTy. Second Row: B. Koga, Y. Ishida, Y. Inouye, J. Nakamura, E B TT c T T SI a R MaTeo, A. CaTTaneo, K. KaTo, A. UpTon, C, Avilla. Lower Row: A. NiTTa, E. Egashira, S. Tai V N ell W G anapo, E. MarTin, J. Ramos, J. Leiva, M. Paniaguas, M. Harrold, D, Williams, K, Lewis. On January 24, The Girls' Club had Their TirsT social gaThering To welcome new members inTo The club. The early parT OT The evening was devoTed To progressive games, and laTer The group meT in The new caTeTeria Tor reTreshmenTs. Through parTicipaTing regularly in inTer-class games, The girls may show Their abili+y and in doing so are TaughT The principles oT good sporTsmanship. Each girl musT parTici- paTe in The diTTerenT sporTs, or she will be unable To receive The required number oT poinTs Tor her W . For This reason The amoun+ oT poinTs was changed Trom 750 To 600. To receive a sTar, each girl musT earn 250 poinTs wiThin a year aTTer receiving The Block W . The club now has ThirTy-Three members, The largesT number since The organizaTion sTarTed. ln all probabiliTy The coming year will see many new members in The W Club, as The lower classes are showing much inTeresT in sporTs. This year The Girls' W Club were hosTesses Tor I-layward, Amador, and Livermore girls who meT here To parTicipaTe in an annual sporTs day. They also assisTed The Boys' W Club in Their annual SporTs Dance. The oTTicers Tor The year were: President Jessie Leiva: Vice-President Remedia MaTeog SecreTary, Isabel Azevedog Treasurer, Josephine Ramos Yell-Leader, Suzu Shimizu: AssisTanT Yell-Leader, Kiyolco Nakamura: Adviser, Miss Du CoTy. 33 I ff ' i rurune mn ens rX A very acfive and successful year was begun by fhe Fulure Farmers wi+h parficipa- Hon in rhe Anrioch Fair lasr Augusr. Ribbons and awards won ar fhe Fair were presenlred af a Srudenf Body Assembly by Mr. Dougher+y +o Bill Borba, John Wallman, Dave Esco- bar, and John Ura. Five members of rhe Chaprer, Alberr and Richard lvlaciel, Louis Sessa, Bill Borba, and Joe Schelberr also exhibired a loral of I8 lar hogs and lambs a+ rhe Junior Livesroclc Show held a'r Treasure Island. On Ocfober 26, fhe chaprer held irs annual slcaling parry ar lrvingfon. A record crowd broughf a record re+urn ro rhe Furure Farmers' rreasury. On The 29+h of Ocfober, 'rhe Chaprer was hosr ro lhe school af irs annual F.F.A. dance. where fhe gymnasium was decoraled wirh wirches and ghosls in rhe lHlallowe'en spirir and wirh a l-larvesl display in The cenrer of rhe floor. A large calce was broughr oul and presenfed +o Mr. Rarhbone in honor of his birrhday. While if was being sliced, l-larrier De Leon, popular singer, iumped our of rhe calce and sang a song dedicared +o Mr. Rarhbone. Everybody ioined in +he chorus and 'rhen l-larrief and Mr. Ralhbone led in a Grand March. 34 On The I2Th of January The FuTure Farmers held Their Annual Assembly before The STudenT Body in which lead parTs were played by Ed MarTinez, John Ura, AnThony Pine, Leonard BeTTencourT, Jimmy KaTaolca, Harry SalcaTa, An+hony Avilla, and Mervin Telles. ln The second halT.oT The assembly guesTs from The Hayward ChapTer spoke on The work of The FuTure FarmeFs, and The Hayward FuTure Farmers' band played a 'few selecTions. T ln May our chapTer Traveled To Bolada Park Tor The annual Field Day in which all Regional chapTers parTicipaTed. ConTesTs such as horseshoe piTching, horse-hiTching, swimming, baseball games. eTc.. were held among The chapTers. NighT meeTings,vifere held monThly, and oTher chapTers were inviTed To aTTend a ioinT meeTing in which F.F.A. maTTers were discussed, and Then baskeTball games were held. Our guesTs included PleasanTon and Hayward ChapTers. This ChapTer had The honor of iniTiaTing The Green Hands of The PleasanTon FuTure Farmers ChapTer aT one oT The meeTings. This very successful year was broughT To a close under The leadership of The 'Following officers: PresidenT, Larry BeTTencourT: Vice-President Eddie MarTinez7 SecreTary, Tal: Fudenna: Treasurer. AnThony Avillaq ReporTers, Norman Rogers, and John Ura: Advisers. Mr. DougherTy and Mr. Clevenger: AThleTic Manager, Clifford Dinsmore. DEBIITE CllIB The HooT Owls enioyed anoTher successful year under The leadership of Their advisers. Mr. GravesTock and Mr. Morse. The purpose of This club has been To develop The speaking abiliTies of The members. Three di'FferenT Types of debaTes were pracTiced and used inTerchangeablyg The panel, The open. and The closed discussion. The Topics of debaTe. for The mosT parT. dealT wiTh quesTions on boTh school and currenT issues. During The early parT of The year Sequoia High School challenged The HooT Owls on The quesTion Resolved: ThaT The UniTed STaTes should esTablish an alliance wiTh GreaT BriTain. Sequoia came here To meeT Dora GasTelum and Kiyo KaTo who upheld The negaTive. One of The oTher highlighTs of The year Tor The HooT Owls was The assembly presenTed by The members, The TirsT underTaken by The club since iTs organizaTion lasT year. The officers were: PresidenT. Tom McWhirTer: Vice-President Lorraine Silva: Sec- reTary. Suzu Shimizu: ParliamenTarian, George Bonde. ' 35 IIIHLIIIG The eighTh annual lnkling Week was held in The English classes during The laTTer parT of April. STudenTs were busy during This week creaTing imaginaTive sTories. plays, descripTive skeTches and poems Tor The school magazine. The s+uden+s also receive crediT in English Tor Their conTribuTions. The prinTing, color work, and The covers are made by The boys in The prinT shop under The direcTion of Mr. Kibby, The work oT compiling The arTicles is done by Miss Knoles. The lnkling is enioyed, noT only by sTudenTs, buT by The alumni and oThers in The Township. CIIIIIERII ClllB A Camera Club was organized This year by The school's enThusiasTic picTure Takers. The only requiremenT Tor membership is To submiT To The picTure commiTTee Two saTis- TacTory snapshoTs. The members have been very acTive and have parTicipaTed in several conTesTs. The TirsT one, which was sponsored by The WashingTonian, oTTered prizes To The sTudenTs Turning in The mosT picTures Tor The Annual. AnoTher conTesT oTTered prizes Tor The besT picTure enTiTled SpringTime. and Tor The besT picTure of anyThing in WashingTon Township. MeeTings have been held every Two weeks wiTh Talks, demonsTraTions, and criTicism of picTures. The oTFicers oT The club are: PresidenT. John Ura: Vice-PresidenT, Audry Silva: Secre- Tary-Treasurer, PaTricia Rose: Adviser. Miss Van Winkle. HIHING 0llIB Among The various clubs recenTly organized was a girls' Hiking Club which any girl may ioin wiTh her parenTs' consenT. The group hikes every SaTurday Trom eighf unTil Twelve. Once a monTh The girls have a Gypsy Hike which sTarTs in The laTe aTTernoon and ends abouT nine wiTh a bon- fire, picnic, and singing during The evening. One of The very inTeresTing iaunTs ThaT The girls are looking forward To wiTh enThusiasm, is a Trip To Big Basin. This hiking group did noT elecT oTFicers. They work TogeTher as a group and each girl has a chance To parTicipaTe as a leader or commiTTee member someTime during The year. Miss Fournier is The adviser oT This group. 36 STUDEIIT B009 PLIW THREE DAYS OF GRACIE The Sludenl Body Play, given on November 4, l938, was an exciling and hilarious comedy. The casl ol characlers included Miss Kale, played by Belly Jane Sleinholl, whose pellicoals and llounces were mosl amusing, and whose acling was very line: Ellie, played by Elizabelh Lindsay, whose dumb loolc and high lop shoes made lhe audience rock wilh laughlerg Gracie, by Vermilda DeLuce, whose conlinuous brainslorms lcepl lhe audience in suspense: Phillipa, who carried oul Gracie's plans, convincingly played by Belly Denlon: Janel, lhe imaginary bul beaulilul invalid, played by Linda l-lellwigg lhe young and handsome doclor by George Bondeg and lwo lriends ol Gracie, Tom McWhirler and Virgil Young. Olhers in lhe casl were Delphine Ornellas, John Ziegler, Mary Harrold, Lawrence Moise, Genevieve Andrade, Jack Dulra, Roy Malhiesen, John Ferranle, and Roland Bendel. Much ol lhe success ol lhis performance was due lo Miss Jean Wilson, who direcled lhe play. 37 UODUIl The Vodvil of I939. an ouTsTanding producTion in Three acTs. was presenTed To The public by The STudenT Body of WashingTon Union High School on Thursday and Friday evenings, February I6 and l7. This sTudenT producTion, composed of original sTunTs submiTTed by The sTudenTs. was one of The mosT colorful as well as original of The year. The TirsT acT was a PeasanT's Dream. in which various foreign counTries were repre- senTed in The form of a varieTy of vocal numbers. dancing numbers. and comedy. The DuTch Chorus, The LaTin QuarTer. The Umbrellas, and Ferdinand The Bull were Those TirsT To be feaTured. The second acT, On Board Ship. consisTed of several very nauTical numbers--The The sailors' chorus. The Treasure island Tap Team. and several solos by TalenTed sTudenTs. Don Dias' Swing MasTers. and The CuTe LiTTle HaT Check Girl were among Those filling The spoTlighT in This acT. The comedy of The acT was provided by The sTunT When Pa Was CourTin' Ma. The lighTing eTTecTs and cosTumes had much To do wiTh The success of This number as well as of The oTher acTs. Also worTh menTioning are The FarmereTTes, Broadway Chorus. Boys' Fashion Show. and The WalTz Chorus. This year. boys as well as girls were feaTured in This impressive acT. Bob Great our nighT waTchman, came inTo The spoTlighT again This year. closing The second acT wiTh his remarkable piano solos. MosT inspiring and eTTecTive was The Third acT, The ImmigraTion Office. which showed The PeasanTs' Dream come True. The impressive climax was The Grand Finale. in which all The acTors ioined in singing America. a grand finish To a grand performance. The 'Fine assisTance of The sTage crew and make-up club was indispensable. These groups have worked ThroughouT The year. back sTage, To make all of our producTions successes, and To Them much crediT should be given. Under The leadership of Miss Sibyl BoTelho' and members of The TaculTy. The casT worked cooperaTively and well. ParTs of This producTion were used Tor exchange pro- grams wiTh Livermore and Hayward high schools. as has been The cusTom Tor several years. To a performance ThaT conTained qualiiy as well as quanTiTy. go our saluTe and appraisal. lT was The Tops. 38 Upper Row: Middle Row: Lower Row: Tf?2S:r:qG Island TGP l.i++Ie Hal Check Girl geven Jolly gallon Spanish Chorus Dulcl' Chorus Fashion Show Fercllnand Xl 'sll-lwlisg l-larvesl Umbrellas When Pa Was X xy I Q l Courlln' Ma xl .Y Mwallz Chorus lmmiqralion Aol x ww 'f Us U V 'Sl J x X V All Xa ly i Y Civ ,N llyX NH j J -' ' 39 Kr' CHRISTIIIHS PFIGEHIIT Tl-TE OTHER WISE MAN T SofT lighfs, a choir l of angels, and The rich, deep noTes of a Ham- mond ElecTric organ gave an awe-inspiring effecT To a mosT beau- Tiful producTion of The adapTaTion by Miss AnToineTTe Bofelho of l-lenry Van Dyl4e's immorfal sTory, The Ofher Wise Man. So moved was The public by lasf year's performance of This same sTory, and so greaT was The number unable To aTTend, ThaT This inspirafional feafure was presenfed again This year by Washingfon Union l-ligh on December l8, I939. Two performances were given on This day, one aT 5:30 o'cloclc and The ofher aT 7:30. The audiforium was filled To capacify during boTh performances. Music for The carols and solos, as well as during The infermissions, was supplied by Mr. Thornburg af The organ. The Ofher Wise Man deals wiTh The sTory of The fourfh Wise Man, of his earnesT desire To find The ChrisT, and of his many wanderings unTil aT lasT he achieved his desire. The role of ArTaban, The oTher Wise Man, was porfrayed mosT sincerely by Arch Sparrowe. Ofhers in The casT who helped To make This program a success were The reader, Mr.Jaclc Rees: Abgarus, Paul Rivers: Tigramus, Bud Emerson: Firsf Man, Herberf Perry: Second Man, Jack Dufrag Third Man, Alvin King: The Woman, Marjorie Pemenfelg CapTain, Jack DuTra: Firsf soldier, Edward BeTTencourT: Second soldier, Eugene Corrieap The Rabbi, Refer Sfarlcg FirsT Rabbi, Jim Wasley: Second Rabbi, Fred Joyce, and Third Rabbi, Louis l-lavey: The Sfranger, Lawrence Moise: The Girl, Delphine Ornellas7 and The Soldier, Jaclc Dufra. There was also a choir of angels which sang several Times during The performance. Miss A. Bofelho direcTed The pageanT, and The casT, The sfage crew, and The coach cooperafed To make This The mosT beauTifuI producTion of The year. 40 SENIUR PLAY The senior play, Big Hearfed Herbert was a hilariously funny farce-comedy in 'rhree acfs presenfed on June I and 2. The play cenfers around Herberf Kalness, played by Paul Rivers, a self-made man who has risen from humble beginnings. His success and his belief in himself have furned him info a domesfic aufocraf who prides himself on being a plain man and living plainly. In fhe final scene his clever family make him realize fhaf he is nof so plain and will be happier if he is more of a fafher and less of a fyranf. His charming wife Elizabefh was played by Lesly Sfuarf: Roberf and Junior Kalness, Melvin Callahan and John Dusferberry: Alice Kalness. Donna Clark. Ofher members of fhe casf were Amy Lawrence, Kafherine Lewis: Mrs. Goodrich, Audrey Silva: Mr. Goodrich, Tom Sanfos: Andrew Goodrich, George Mafhiesen: Jim Lawrence, Jim Emerson: Marfha, Dorofhy Escobar: Mrs. Havens, Thelma Silva: and Mr. Havens, Jack Scoff. The play was capably direcfed by Jack Reese and was given by special arrangemenf wifh Samuel French and Company. Hollywood Ex'rra, a colorful and swiff moving musical comedy in fhree acfs, di- HOLLYWOOD EXTRA recfed by Miss A. Bofelho, was presenfed on Thursday evening, March 30, I939. The opereffa begins wifh fhe send-off parfy for Irene, played by Lorraine Peferson, who has won a Hollywood confesf. On her arrival in Hollywood she finds herself only an exfra because of Rifa Lupe. a movie sfar. The romance of fhe sfory is broughf in when Bob Wilcox, played by Paul Manley, finds himself subconsciously in love wifh Irene. Un- forfunafely, Irene finds ouf fhaf she is going fo lose her job. buf good luck is wifh her when her Uncle Abner, fhe posfmasfer of Hopefown, Maine, arrives on fhe scene. Uncle Abner, played by Lawrence Moise, manages fo secure Irene a second movie fesf in which she is successful. Ofher imporfanf characfers were Deborah Wilcox, Thelma Van Ike: Hannah, Lesly Sfuarf: Marfy Williams, Joseph Amaral: Corporal Benson, Pefer Sfark: Harold de Binker, Calvin Olivera: and lsac Goldenrod, George Emerson. The girls' and boys' chorus furnished fhe musical background. The orchesfra, which was clirecfed by Mr. Thornburg, played befween fhe acfs. With libreffo by George Murray Brown and music by Charles Wakefield Cadman fhis excifing musical comedy was fhoroughly enjoyable and fhrilling fo fhe end. 4I 1 1 ,i 1 W w N VW' + M K Z, ,235 AWN T 'Y '1 ,WW '24 ' .off Q I V, W ax Q ,314 -' f 3 QW'-2 ' :i?lfi.Z5:2..:?: ' f - '. , .5 3: 2 V--Q N :A Q52 Pyifm -up A ', '1 ?.tkk.1,, L ' hi fs ww if Lf. 5 X YQHMQ gif +. WL-1,f Sr-3 , - 4 mf x, 'VS x'? FO0TBHll Champions again! The l-luslcers successfully complefed This year's number of con 'resls winning lhe S.C.V.A.L. championship for lhe second successive lime. Undefealed, 'rhe feam celebrafed ai' a dinner given by fhe Girls' League a+ lhe close of The season. Seniors who conlribulecl much fo The winning of lhe championship are N. Ahm fall counfy fullbaclcl, J. Pine, B. Mellow, S. Gaunr, P. Rivers, and l-l. Wiseman. The veferans who will 'rake 'rheir place nex+ year are J. Wellman, B. S+einhauer, J. Laudenslager, T. Ashfon, L. Leal. E. Lawrence, J. Soiro, W. Pine, N. Rogers, P. Brazil, A. Silva, P. Luna, M. Boyce, J. Schelberr, T. Corlez, and M. Marshall. The coopera+ion, fine spiri+ of +he players, and excellenl coaching by Mr. Taylor all confribufed +o lhis season's success. 44 00TBHll SCORES I-Iuskers OpponenIs Waslwinqfon I9 Pleasanfon . . O WasIiInq+on 7 SanIa Clara , 7 WasI1ingIon I9 Gilroy I2 Waslningfon 6 Los Ga+os .. O Washinqfon I4 I:remonI . O WasIwingIon I8 IVII. View. ,. 0 Washingron 7 Livermore .. O Washingion 33 CamlobeII ,,,, .. O To+aI Poinfs I23 ToIaI Poin+s . , I9 si Row: D. CaravaIIvo, P. ManIcy, B. SiIva, B, Bragg, T. Orfez, S, Akinaqa :ond Row: T, Asrxfon, G. Kern, P. Cabaran, E, Dennis, B. AIves, A. Bier, Rand, I-I. Wiseman, M. Boyce, A. Reba-IIo, W. Phippen. Third Row: I-I. Dufra Lawrence, A. Rose, W. SiIva, B. MeIIow, J. Pine, S. Gaurd, P. Rivers, N, Ahrn ScIweIbcrr, D. Dias, Coach TayIor. Fourih Row: J. LaudensIaqer, B. SiIva Fonq, J. Rand, W. Pino, P. Luna, P. BraziI, A. SiIva, R, Sfcinnauer, J. Scifo L. Leal, J. WalIrnan, B. MiIIeI. f I I 7 ,V vzf1fJJIf I 3 v 1 S. GAUNT N, AHM F, MELLOW N. ROGERS J. PINE N. LUNA W,PINE H. WISEMAN J. SOITO A. SILVA E. BOYCE P. BRAZIL E. LAWRENCE J, WALLMAN R. STEINHAUR J. RAND J. SCHELBERT L. LAWRENCE T. ASI-IMAN M. MARSHALL CLASS A BASKETBALL Sfanding: K. Whipple, W. Silva, D. Raymond, J. Emerson. Siffing: L. Rorlm, J. Soils, R. Sleinhauer, L. Bellencourl CLASS B BASKETBALL Slanding:A.M.uri,1,A,Ayill.i, R. Marrioll. Sealed: il. Fudenna, W. PinP,T.McWl1irfcr, K. Tale. CUISS ll and B BFISHETBHLL Under llie clever coaching of Mr. Taylor, llwe l-luslcer Varsily baslcelball leam finished a very good season by winning six oul ol eiglwl games. The leam was lriumplwanl' over Gilroy in llwe lasl game of flue season, Those seniors who are lo be lacking nexl year in line line-up are Larry Bellencourl, Jim Emerson, Warren Silva, Ed Azevedo, and Sid Gaunl. Time B leam had a lair season. Two line seniors, Tal: Fudenna who played fliree years, and Anlliony Avilla will be missed nexl year. The B's are conlemplalinq a good season nexl year and are hoping for a lol of new malerial. 46 CLHSS C and D BIISHETBHLL Under The supervision of Coach Morse, 'the C and D baskerball Teams ended The IQ38-39 season wilh lwo viclrories and lwo deieals. The splendid reamwork and sporlrsmanlike arlrilude of lwo graduales, Dick Takela and James Kalaoka, will be qreally missed nexl Tall. Neverlheless, lhere will be much promising malerial from The lower classes. Velerans lo carry on for Washinglon Union High School will be Harry Ushiiima whose speed and slannina are inslrumenlal in winning many of our vicloriesq Edward Silva whose clever ioolwork is a ioy lo walch: Melvin Nunes whose baskeis do much lo add io The score for Washinglony Nori Oku whose passes always seem To reach The inlended re- ceiver: 'rhe splendid work of Malao Tominalsug and Gene Belfencourl, Dan Mannix and Hayden Freilas who combine lheir skill and receive many laurels for Jrheir fine work. CLASS C-Siandinq: A. Bellencourf, H. Freifas, Mr. Morse. Seafed: D. Mannix, J. Cardozo, E. Betfencouri, J. Kafaoka CLASS D-Sfandinq: E. Si va, T. Parry, M. Tominalsu, D. Takefa. Seafed: M. Nunes, T. Furusho, G. Ushiiirna, N. Oku .. L' .ll ik is., . ws :Ei .mZNVua.Q.... it 11311 1 Ulf . BMW!-BSNUW CLASS A TRACK Slanding: J. Emc-rsan, R. Marrioll, A, Silva, N. Ahm, J. Andrade, D. Raymond, L. Leal, R. Slvinhauvr. Kneeling: M. Garcia, F, Rlvr-rs, P, Slark, P. Manley, F, Pine, P. Brazil, W. Nunes, R. Reedy, T. Sinclair. CLASS B TRACK Slandinq: D, Dias, A. Rebcllo, M. Telles, L. l-lavey, R. Garcia, A. Bier, R. Silva, T. Sanlos, A. Kimber. Kneeling: H. llnnry, R. Rand, V, Young, M. Boyd, T. McWlwirfer, E. Lawrence, R, Rose, J. Wasley, TRIICH Slarling wilh hard work on fundarnenlals, clirecled by Coach Taylor, lhe l-lusker Track reams have showed irnprovemenl lhis year. They have parlicipaled in a Three- way meel here wilh Ml. View and Live Oak, anolher al Sanla Clara, wilh Sanla Clara and Fremonl and a meel wilh Los Gales held lhere. ln 'rhe Class A lrack learn, lhe following will be oul of lhe lanes because of gradu- alion: Manley, who runs lhe IOO yards, Slark, who leaps over hurdles lasl enough 'ro Cul lhe lape lirslq E. Rivers, who crosses lhe bar lor lhe pole vaull and high jump, Frank Pine, who leaps 'rhe broad lump, and Norman Ahm, wilh his shol and discus lhrowing. The only senior in lhe Class B division is Noboru l-likido, who handles lhe pole vaull, lhe high hurdles, and lhe hop, slep, and iurnp. ln Class C, we will lose Jimmie Kalaoka, who lakes lhe low hurdles, broad lump, and The relay. 48 TRIICH The ouTsTanding runners The Huskers will have nexT year Trom The lower classmen are Weldon Pine, lvlervin Boyce, and Jack Pool. We have Tor speed and Torrn Tor The coming year Tom McWhirTer and Philip Brazil Tor The low hurdles, and Al Silva, Bob Reedy, and Louis l-lavey Tor disTance running. Jackie DuTra and l-Tenry King will handle The 50 and IOO yard dashes in The Class D division. We have Tor The Tield evenTs Tor The coming year in Class C, Gene BeTTencourT wiTh his discus Throwing abiliTyg Orion Dunbar, Bill Myriclc, Bob Vieux, and Melvin Nunes Tor The high iumpg Yulcio lsoda Tor The shoT puT3 and Joe Ishida, Toshio Furusho, and Bob l-lunT Tor The hop, sTep, and jump and The broad lump: Tom Parry and Nori Olqu Tor The dashes: and Yulcio lsoda and l-larry Ushiiiima Tor The pole vaulT. The Trials and The Tinals Tor The Traclc Teams were held in Los GaTos on May 26 and June 2. CLASS C TRACK Sfanding: K. lsoda, R. Vieux, J. Pool, J. Silva, O. Dunbar, R, Tremblay, R. Witherly, M. Machida. Kneeling: J. Ishida, C. Inouye, T, Parry, B. HunT, M. Nunes, J. Kalaoka, W. Pine, W, Myrick. CLASS D TRACK H, Ushliirna, J. DuTra, J. Ura. FIRST Tenn nnsssnu f ,J I, V .r TTT'- ' ff' 1 rmsr TEAM aAsEsALL Sfandinq: Mr. Brady, L. Beffencourf, J: Fong, W. Silva, A. Ashfon, R. Sfeinhauer, D. Barker. Sealsdz W. Nunes, L. Medeiros, A. Pine, W. Bor ba, W. Pune, E. Enos, M. Nunes. The I-Iuslcer baseball Ieam, under 'rhe capable leadership of Ihe new coach, Jaclc Brady, mer some slrong compefilion in Ihe S. C. A. L. buf neverlheless, finished wi'rh four wins and four losses, delealing Ihe San Jose Slafe Frosh in Iwo games, San Jose High, Campbell, Pleasanlon, San Jose Tech, and Ihe Alumni. This Iefi 'rhem in fourfh place on Ihe ladder. Wifh such promising players Iell as A. Pine, T. Ashlon, Ed Enos, M. Nunes, M. Mar- shall, Bill Barba, I. Fong, A. Amaral, W. Pine, B. Sfeinhauer, a fine season is anlicipafed for nexf year. Leonard BeHencour+ and Warren Silva, Les Medeiros and Wesley Nunes are Oul- sfanding senior players who will be missed by Ihe Team. Huskers SCORES Opponenfs Washing+on 5 San Jose High . 3 Washingfon 4 Campbell . 3 Washinglon 5 Roosevelf . . ...I6 Washingfon I I Pleasanfon . , . I Washingion 4 Los Galos . 5 Washinglon IO San Jose Slafe Fr. 6 Washinglon 7 San Jose Tech 3 Washinglon 3 Alumni . . I Washingfon 4 Fremoni 5 Washingfon 4 San Jose Sfale Fr. . .. 3 Washinglon 4 Sanla Clara. 6 Washingfon 5 MI. View ,, . IO 50 l.' . i sscoub TE 'flinns snug 1, ' i -' ' ,J 'J -. 1 , 1 N R :ix ' i l 1 J C t SECON D TEAM BASEBALL Sfandinq: R. Jackson, W. Silva, S. Gaunl, E. Caldeira, M. Garcia, A, Arnaral, E. Alameda. Seah J. Silva, E. Beffencouri, R. Vieux, K. lsoda, M. Sanlos, E. Coit The Husker Baseball second leam, made up of many line ball players, finished lheir season wi'rh a splendid record, winning five games and losing one. Because lhe schools in our league do nol have second leams, wilh lhe exceplion of W San Jose Tech and Sanfa Clara, The Husker's second leam had 'ro play lwo games wilh ,pf Cenferville Grammar School and Two wifh Niles. Under lhe leadership ofJulius Pine, lhe playing manager and a former Husker base- ball s'rar, lhe second learn has shown fine improvemenl lhis season, and lhe varsily is looking forward +o receiving several players from lhis group. SCORES Huskers Opponenfs Washinglon ........ SanJoseTech. Washingfon Sanla Clara... Washinglon Cenlerville ., Washinglon Cenlerville ....., Washinglon Washlnglon ..,.,,,, ,,., Niles .. ...., ,, Niles TENNIS J. Ferranle, G. Bonds, L. Havey, K. Wh pple, P. Stark, R. Marrioll, J. Emerson, J. Zeigler, J. Ura, A. Sparrowe Displaying a greal deal of slcill and sporlsmanship, fhe Washinglon Union High 'rennis 'ream had ifs second successful season in lhe Sanla Clara Valley Alhlefic League. Jim Emerson, Keilh Whipple, and John Ziegler were selecled as lhe firsl lhree play- ers, and lhe firsl' doubles leam consisled of Peler Sfarlc, Louis l-lavey, and George Boncle. Richard Marrioll, John Ura and George Smifh handled lhe second doubles posilion. Because of gradualion, fhe lennis leams will lose 'rwo fine players, Jim Emerson and Pele Slarlc, buf such players as Whipple, Ziegler, and I-lavey will fill in lhe space aggres- sively nexl year. The league schedule was as follows: Apri Apri May May May May May I9 26 3 IO I7 24 3l Washinglon Washinglon Washinglon Washingfon Washinglon Washinglon Washinglon 52 vs. Live Oak vs. Campbell vs. Ml. View vs. Los Gafos vs. Fremonl vs. Sanla Clara vs Gilroy GIRLS' SPURTS ,, , 'EM !,.,..wvJ GIRLS' SPORTS-CAPTAINS AND MANAGER? Upper Row: K, Kale, B. Koga, S. Shimizu, J. Brown, P. Owen, D. Williams, M. Pimenlel, L. Sfuarf. Cenler Row Ponli, S. Taiirna, W. Guardanapo, J. Leiva, H. Lemas, A. Lezand. Lower Row: B. Godwin, M. Escobar Y Na a a H, Hayashi, A. Nilra, 6. Arribas. The Girls' sporl season opened lasl fall wilh a greal deal of zeal and inleresl.iThis year soccer was played inslead of lhe original game of speedball. The main difference is lhal soccer is a rougher game. The girls like rough games, loo! On November first Third period played sevenlh period in a ferocious ballle which ended in a lie. The second and sevenlh periods played ihe championship game, wilh second period coming oul viclorious. Baslcelball was nexl' in 'rhe sporls line-up. When rhe games were finally played, fourlh period siampeded across +he courl in a scoring rampage and fealured 'rhe season's greal- esl' upsel by clelealing The second period by a score of I8-I 2. This year volleyball and baseball were siarled logelher lo decide which game 'rhe girls were mosf inleresled in. Baseball seemed To be +ops wilh ihe girls. Tennis and badminlon were also offered. For The firsl lime, fhis year Ping-pong was included in lhe girls' aclivily program. Each class ran off ils own ladder fournamenl lo delermine ils lop singles and doubles 53 f I GIRLS' SPORTS-PERIOD 2 Sfanding: J. Rarvms, J. Sn-cane-, J. Arvvc-do, L. Caldeira, M, Hermosa, S, Taiinia. Seafedz M. Kilashinia, J. Sakaki, W. 5,1-uarfixmapii, J. Liiva, I-I. Guamanapo, IE, Bicr. GIRLS' SPORTS-PERIOD 4 Standing: Y, Ishida, E, Marlin, P. Owen, A. Upfon, M. Ikeda. Sealed: A. Tale, J. Brown, H. Hayashi, D. Williams, F. Dias GIRLS' SPORTS players, who in 'rurn enfered infer-class eliminalion compelilions for Ihe championship. A greal deal of credi? can be given To The Girls' Alhlelic Manager, Kiyo Kalo, for her assislance in Ihe various games and aclivilies. This was a year in which an unusual variely of sporls was offered. Graclualing seniors are proud of The record leil behind Ihem and Icnow +ha'r This will be carried on by Ihe up and coming lower classmen. 54 gf, SPURTS Well, dear readers, you are now To begin an imaginary Trip oT WashinqTon T-liglk School Tor The year I939. All your Triends are here. There in The upper leTT hand corner Mary l-linlcley applies her TooT To The ball, while Bonny Neves and EThel FurTado waTch. Mariory Maciel and Vivian Newell, whose racqueT is Tennis, smile Tor The cameraman as we move Toward The righT. Mary PinnenTel sTands To The leTT of The Girls' Drill Team, which she CapTains. Moving To The lower leTT hand corner, we Tind The WashingTon T-ligh Band. ArThur Kimber is having Trouble wiTh his clarineT reed aT The momenT. ln The nexT picTure CapTain Norm Ahm oT The TooTball Team pauses Tor The camera as he is abouT To Throw a pass. The cenTer oT The l-Tuslqer line oT sTeel is shown nexT. PaT Luna, Julie Pine, and Sid GaunT sTand ready Tor The charge oT The opponenT's line. 55 3 .,...... 5 S.. .Ang A.. l Julianne McDonald, Rosemary Burke, and Ellen Power sTop a momenT Tor The cam- eraman in our Town of WashingTon. Two more girls, Lorraine Oliver and Wilhelmina Guardenapo, are The nexT To be snapped by The candid cameraman. Those Tive physics sharlcs, Richard lvlunger, Serafine Lemos, Tom SanTos, John lvliyasalci, and Wes Nunes, appear a bif sTymied by some science worlc. Joe Andrade shows compleTe conTrol over his TracTor as he goes To Turn his furrow. ln The lower leTT lv1yrTle Corey and Ruby Brown eye The camera. Max O'STarr pauses Trorn his yell-leading Tasks a momenT To waTch The TooTball Team. You deserve your resT Max. The arT room is The carneraman's nexT sTop. Bonnie Neves, lvlargareT Cardenas, and Dolores Lewis are busy wiTh Their slceTching. Sophia Niclcas and Jubileen Bernard are The waiTresses in The lasT picTure. 56 3.s.e.i JUNIURS ln 'rhe upper lell hand picfure Franlc Barrelr, Al Silva, and Ben Mozzelli open 'rheir l-lalchefs +o see lhe la+es+ news. Thelma Silva, Edna Leal, Mildred Andrade, and Dora Gasilelum sfrilce a semi-acrobalic: pose for +he cameraman. Nexl, Kiyo Kalo and Tolilco Tomirnalsu would nor give lhe cameraman any of Their 'rime bui' direcf Their alfenlion 'foward someone else. John Ferranle, in his 'rennis oulfil, pauses a momenl for our bene- fil. If may be a lhreal, buf Barbara Crifchlield seems ready lo hurl lhal' volley ball in our direclion. Moving lo lhe lower left lhe cameraman lraps John Ura and one of his prize lambs in an OFF-campus pose. Myrlle Lemos, Bill Millet and Rulh Brown spend lheir lime in calching up on a lillle homework. H seems very absorbing +0 lhem, for lhey don'+ loolc up. Linda Jane l-lellwiq and Ilene Wilfenmyer sland side by side in lhe lasl +wo piclures for our eagle-eyed man-behind-lhe-camera. 57 SUPHUMURES The roving cameraman calches Jack Dulra as he holds Jrhe affenfion of Dorofhy Bellencourl and Margaref Escobar in fhe upper lefr hand piclure. ln lhe nexr picfure we find Loreffa Caelon. Loreffa seems 'ro have paused a momen+ in reading a nole. Richard lvlarrioff Takes if easy and gazes Toward 'rhe camera from his perch on an aufomoloile bumper. The lwo Margarers, Schelberl and Escobar, move nexl in+o lhe view of our camera. From a vanlage poinl on The wall al lhe ironl of +he school, Alfred Rebello, Alberla Nunes and Eleanor Cosla Conlemplale The life on lhe lawn. Four girls are nexl fo slrilce a pose for fhe camera. Julianne Leonis, Emily Mesquile, Mary Ann Silva and Florence Belfencourl. Red Marrioll, Rowan Henry, Allan Amaral, Richard Garcia, and Alex Bier ollsel lhis feminine advanlaqe . 58 ww FRESHMEN There in The upper lefl hand corner are Louise Arias, Lillian Franco, and Belly Daly. These ihree seem To be calching up on a lillle home work of some kind. The ralher miser- able looking bunch in The nexl pholo is simply a colleclion ol Frosh girls on lniliafion Day. The while laced genllemen in Jrhe nexf scene are noi corpses, bul Mr. Brady, Manuel Sanlos, and Alfred Rebello, ailer diving for a penny in a bowl of flour, anolher inifialion slunf, Moving To The righl again There is a piclure ol Charles Mohn wilh ralher a puzzled look on his lace. Righlr below, Mary Calrlaneo and Pal Rose are enioying Jrheir lunch. Mariory Hunt in The nexl piclure, was caughl by The candid cameraman. Eleanor Freilas and Mamie Bernard appear slighlly diyerled from Their sludies. l wonder who lhose people wilhoul heads are. Mary Virginia Brislow, mighly Senior, applies a painl iob 'ro Roy Malrhiesen as parf of The lniiialion Day Tun. The li'r+le old ladies in 'rhe lasl piclure are Norman Silveira and Thelma Correia, who were dressed for inilialion. 59 IIRUUND THE SGH00l Up There in The corner Marjorie PemenTel, Jim Wasley, and Genevieve Andrade lisTen closely To Mr. RaThbone's insTrucTions on some big business deal. DecoraTions Tor The ChrisTmas Tree are in order and Wilma MarTin and Genevieve Andrade provide Thom. Sid GaunT is hard aT worlc aT The big press, ls ThaT The HaTcheT you are prinTing, Sid? The nexT picTure is a scene Trom The shop wi+h Arnold Silva using a chisel liusT an old chiselerl, and l-lerman Mederios seems To be puzzled over someThing. ln The lower column Three maTh sharlcs consTrucT circles, Triangles, and TangenTs To solve Their Theo- rems. Cleo Cooper, Elaine JusTus, and Arfhur Kimber malce up This pondering herd. Mr, Thornburg Tinds subTle Tones in The organ To command The aTTenTion oT Mr. Goold, before George MaThiesen, Miss Wilson, and Alice UpTon. The cameraman seems To have been more successTul in aTTracTing Vivian Newell and PeTe STark. Manuel Silva is The earnesT biology sTudenT peering inTo The microscope in The lasT phoTo. 60 HROUND THE SOH00l DoroThy Escobar, our sTudenT body Treasurer, Talces her place beTore The camera in The upper righT hand corner. The books geT The regular checlaing over under her waTchTul eye. Next parT oT The WashingTonian sTaTT appears. Serahne Lemos, snapshoT ediTor, and Mary Virginia BrisTow, ediTor, selecT phoTos Tor The yearboolc. The girl's glee club pose nexT Tor Their picTures. The scene now shiTTs To The library. l-lere l.eonTine Rose and Eugene PashoTe consulT Mrs. WrighT over a problem, probably a biT oT diT'TiculT LaTin. Edward Luiz, and Dora GasTelum, assisTanT ediTor oT The WashingTonian, appear nexT. They seem To be deeply involved in The guesTion oT The yearbook Tinances. The mascu- line sex predominaTes in The nexT phoTo, buT ThaT is only naTural Tor iT is The boys' glee club. lvliss AnToineTTe BoTelho and Wilma MarTin provide The Touch OT beauTy supplied by The ladies. 6l IIRUUND THE SCH00l The physics room is again The scene OT our picTure, in The upper leTT hand corner, as Richard Munger and Mary Virginia BrisTow measure The vacuum They have obTained wiTh The pump. The cameraman moves To The sTudy hall To phoTograph Rudolph Brazil and Tony Paredes aT work. ln The old caTeTeria WiniTred SanTos drinks soda, BernadeTTe MaTTos iusT smiles, Doris Von SeidleiTz munches a sandwich, LaVerne Rose glances over her shoulder aT The cameraman, and Genevieve Andrade pauses in The midsT OT a mouTh- Tul wiTh a pensive expression on her Tace. Elloyd Rivers Tinds ouT whaT makes a Trog Tick lor whaTever a Trog doe-sl in The nexT picTure. Now To The cooking room where EThel Marks, Mamie Bernard, June Roderick, Mary EThel Ewer, and The resT ol: The class are busy preparing a meal. The lasT picTure shows iusT a bunch OT The girls in Their physical ed Class. This is The WashingTon l-ligh of I939. The cameraman hopes you have enioyed his liTTle Trip abouT our good old campus. 62 ADVERTISERS This is fhe office of fhe Kraffile Company Jrhaf manufacfures a complefe line of enamel clay prod- ucfs in Niles, California. Phone Niles 7l-P-3. Dr. Dawson, Physician and Sur- geon, I Sfreef, Niles. Phone Niles 48-W, This is fhe Kirlcish Sfore locafed in Cenferville. They sell dry goods, furnishings, and shoes. Beffer mer- chandise af Lower Cosf. This is 'rhe Cenferville Beaufy Shoppe, of Anne Kling Ripclce. She specializes in permanenfs and all fypes of beaufy culfure. Phone Cenferville l55. Dr. W. L. McWhir+er, Physician and Surgeon. Phone Cenferville 4. Here is Gilsfrap's 5-IO-I5 cenf sfore in Cenferville. Look for fhe clock. This is fhe Niles sfore of fhe P. C. Hansen Lumber Company. They also have sfores in Cenfer- ville and Decofo. Everyfhing in fhe building line. Iv1ikkelsen's Garage in Newark -Phone 295i-sells fires, Tubes, bafferies, complefe aufomofive re- pair worlc. 63 ADVERTISERS This is De Leon's service siaiion in Cenferville. Besides selling Rich- field Gasoline, Jrhey also do gen- eral repairs. Dr. E. C. Grau, Physician and Surgeon, l55 G Sireei, Niles, California. Phone Niles 72. l-lere is M. D. Silva's Grocery Srore in Newark, whose mofio is: Fair dealing, prornpf service and good goods. l-lere is J. J. Collins' Associaied Service in Newark where iaciory specified lubricarion is done. We call for and deliver. This is Allen G. Norris' office in Cenierville. Besides being an aiiorney-a+-law, Mr. Norris sells General insurance. l-lere is Don l-larder's Spori Shop locafed in Hayward. l-le sells fine spori goods. Excelsior Bakery-Try Excelsior baking producls. They specialize in wedding cakes on rgquesi. Phone Cenierville 36. Scohus Shoe Siore in Niles car- ries a lull line of shoes, hosiery, and gym clofhing and does shoe repair- ing. 64 ADVERTISERS Here is J. H. Ralph's slore in Alvarado. He carries general mer- chandise including groceries, dry goods and hardware and does Kodak developing. Swainson's Beaufy Solon, l58 So. Main S+., Cenlerville, Tel, II7. For years a discerning clienlele has known +ha+ lhe correcl inler- prefalion of +he smariness of ihe day is always found in Swainson's Sfyle Coiffures. This is lhe Cloverdale Creamery in Cenferville where you can pur- chase delicious milk and bufler. They also have fine founfain serv- ice. Joe Adams is lhe Cenlerville Ford dealer. He sells Mercury, Ford and Lincoln Zephyrs. Phone Cenferville 13. This is George A. Coi+'s Hard- ware and Plumbing Slore in Cen- ferville. Telephone 43. Sunrise Bakery, wholesale and refail dealers in Cenferville, have fhe largesf oven in Souihern Ala- meda Counfy - baked in slow modern revolving ovens. This is fhe Cenferville Garage and Machine Shop owned and op- eraled by F. Madruga and H. Mau. They do general au+omo+ive work and are dealers in Dodge and Plymouih molor cars. Phone 39-W. Barney's House of Qualify Meals -Fresh vegelables daily- Always a+ your service. 65 ADVERTISERS Berchem's Qualify Meal Co. of Niles sells line meaf. S+afe Depl. of Agricullure lnspeclion Planl I26. Always on lhe iob +o louy your lives+ock. The Russell Drug Co. of Alva- rado offers a full line of drugs, sundries, and kodak finishing a+ cify prices. This is +he inferior of +he Newark Eleclric Co. operaled by A. R. Dulra. Wiring, fixlures, mofors, re- frigeralion and elecfrical appli- ances are obfainable here. Phone Newark 248 I. Newark Cash and Carry Gro- cery operared by S. Fernandes. Shop here for fine groceries and vegelables. Phone 34-8I. Sam Dinsmore in Alvarado sells General Merchandise, groceries, dry goods, hardware and imple- menls. Aulhorized sales and service are The promise of lhe Cenlral Chev- rolel Co. in Cenlerville. For fine service, lelephone Romeo Brunelli, Cenlerville 66. This is Nakamura's slore in Cen- lerville. They sell shoes, dry goods, and groceries. Phone I35. Here is Bob's Grocery Slore in Cenlerville. l-le lealures Red and While goods. Telephone l57. 66 ADVERTISERS This is Rila Mae's Beauly Salon in Cenferville. They do all beaufy work and qive Aulo-Therrnac Ma- chineless Waves. Telephone I99. This is Frick's in Niles. Besides being an excellenl plumber he sells many home appliances. Phone l9O. Buller's l-lofel and Reslauranl' is locafed in Newark. Phone 2241. This is Dr. Grimmer's office in lrvingfon. Telephone 9. This is Wal+on's Drug Sfore in Niles, The slore of personal serv- ice. They sell drugs, cosmelics, and slalionery and do kodak finishf ing. Phone 133. l-lere is Jrhe California lnn in Cen- lerville. They serve delicious din- ners and caler To banquels. Phone l l l. T. Norclvick Pharmacy, Newark, California, Phone 356l. Prescrip- lions, Bear Phofo Service. The Newark Meal Markel sells choice meals- cour+esy and serve ice first Phone 256l. 67 ADVERTISERS l.. and V. Farm Sales sell Diesel, Slove Oil, Sprays, Ferfilizers and Feeds. ll is locafed opposiie lhe High School in Cenlerville. Phone 8l. This is lhe Slop and Shop Slore in Newark. They sell all general merchandise and 'rhis fine s+ore's proprielor is P. Gygax. Telephone 243I. The Sanilary Dairy in Niles sells Pasleurized and Raw Grade A milk. They deliver fhroughoul lhe Town- ship. Telephone I37. l-lere is 'rhe C. F. Salz Co. in Decolo. They sell grain, feed, im- plemenls, implemenf paris, and insurance. Phone 2l l I. l-lirsch's in lrvinglon sell all gen- eral merchandise and groceries. Phone IO-J. This is Brown's General Mer' chandise Sfore in Warm Springs. They are agenls for Wedgewood Sloves and Ranges, Elecfrolux and Frigidaire Refrigeralors, ABC, Maylag Washers and lroners, and Philco Radios. Phone 25. Dr. G. S. l-loleman, Physician and Surgeon, Cenlerville. Phone 50. The lrvinglon Meal lvlarlcel car- ries only lhe highesi grades of prime beef, porlc, lamb, and veal. They also sell fruils and vege+ables. Telephone 5. 68 ADVERTISERS Reynolds' Grocereria in lrving- +on carries all kinds of merchandise. Phone lrvingfon 4. Dr. E. A. Wesfphal of Cenfer- ville, Physician and Surgeon. Phone Cenrerville Il0-W. Sophie's Tavern serves lighr lunches and dinners and has loun- lain service. Phone lrvingion 4l. l-lenry Miller, I59 Sourh Main Srreef, Cenierville, has a compleie cleaning and laundry service. l-le also mainfains The Floral Bougueiu flower shop operafed by Miss Thelma Lemas. O. N. l-lirsh, Real Eslafe Brolcer, sells insurance. Phone lrvinglon 40. Din+y's Tavern in lrvingfon sells merchanf lunches and sandwiches. Arnold Rolhlin, propriefor. V. M. Cramer does plumbing and sheel' melal worlc. l-le deals in power planfs, irrigarion planls, sfoves, ranges, hor wafer heafers. 220 San Jose Ave., lrvingfon, Cali- fornia. Phone lrvingfon I4-W. Pond's Pharmacy in lrvingfon sells drugs, Kodalcs, candies, and ice- cream. Phone lrvingron I4-J. 69 ADVERTISERS Edward L. Rose in lrvinglon care ries orchard supplies, feed, sprays, dusls, fuel. and seeds. He is The Shell dislriburor for Diesel and slove oil. Phone 27. This is Sanlos Bros. Garage in Cenlerville, lowing service and general repairing, all worlc guar- anleed. They also sell Chrysler and Plymoulh cars. Phone Res. 357 Bus. 48. Leal's Groceleria in lrvingfon carries a complele line of foods. Por prompl service, lelephone 2I. This is E. E. Dias' office in Niles. He is a general conlracfor. Phone 36. This is The Newark Garage, aulhorized dealers for Dodge and Plymoulh cars, general repairing. Mr. Pashole also sells general in- surance. Telephone 259l. This is Jrhe famous old Adobe of lhe California Nursery Company, They carry everylhing for The garf den and have been esfablished for 73 years. Telephone I34. The Township Regisler supplies Hs readers wilh a complele hisfory ol Washing+on Township as if is being made: and, any+hing 'rhal's prinfedf' Phone Niles 23. Pe+erson's Plumbing Shop is lol caled in Niles. He does plumbing and sheef melal worlc and also car- ries sporring goods. Phone lO83iN. 70 ADVERTISERS Decoio Bakery 81 Grocery, A. Ferranie, proprielor. They deal in domesiic and imporied groceries and baked goods. Phone Decoio 2l3l. This is R. J. Wrigh+'s office in lrving+on. l-le is an Insurance and Real Esfafe Dealer. Phone Irving- +on 8-J. l-lenry's in lrvingfon is The res- iauranl of personal service dedi- caied To +he promoiion of friend- ship. Solon's Personal Service Slafion in Niles sells accessories, fires, As- sociaied producis, and deals in Dodge and Plymouih cars. Phone Niles I9I. Crane's Garage in Niles does experi repairing, and has The Allece lviolor Clinic. Clarence B. Crane is The proprieior. Phone Niles 47-W, day: Niles 47-J, nighi. Walion Drug Co. in Cenierville is run by A. E. Wallon, class of l92O. l-le has a compleie prescrip- fion deparimenl, drugs, sundries, candies, and school supplies. Phone Cen+erville l5. The Hellwig Meal Company are wholesale and refail dealers in Choice Meals. They are localed in Alvarado and Cenferville. The New Process Laundry has fhe bes+ laundry service in Wash- ingfon Township . L. L. Lewis is The agen+ and They are IOOVO Union. Phone Niles I3. 7I Introducing V A Hig Kifchen I 4021 ms bl Years of Wodqcwood cnqinoerinq experience have awful info COOKS .YllIlff00Il ' HEATS -Ylllll'l'IllllIIS BURNS -1'0llI'fl'IIA'lI HM: Corwsirudion and design Of Il'nsoLMs,1fandirm gan ranqf . 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