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

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1946 volume:

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Activities, always a favorite with performers and audience at VV.U.H.S., have again heen revived to the old pre-war standards. Action plus thrills appeared in the sports ring. And so. step right up. ladies and gentlemen, and enjoy the circus edition of the PROG- RICSSY AN APPRECIATICDN To hir. Robert lf. Sonnemzin. xx'v2lShiI1gUJIl Union High School principal, who has made I9-I-5-1946 zi year of improved education at this school, the stuff dediczites this issue of the PROGRESS to express the zippreeizition of the Student Body for his interest in their :ic- tivities :md his work in their hehalf. Oil! I.. Nlit:-hell. IC:-lyliart Tlioulpson. ti, Tom Reeves. Ile-my Li:-hli, A. I', 'I'homsen. BCDARD GF TRUSTEES G. 'lioxl Rlilivlis is president of the board. He is division credit manager for school. As a very vital organization they have charge of the financial business of the district. hire the teachers. and approve courses of study. The members serve without pay. G. 'l'ox1 Rlilivlis is president of the board. He is division credit manager for Shell Oil Company. Mr. Reeves has been a member of the Board of Trustees since, hlarch, 1943. Henry Lichti, clerk of the board. is finishing his first year of membership. Nlr. Lichti is a farmer. Ural L. lllitchell, also a farmer, is completing his fourth year in the service of the school. Eckhart 'lihompson, attorney and former president of the board. is a graduate of l'Vashington Union High School. The fifth member. A. U. Thomsen, has served on the Board of Trustees six years. Mr. 'l'homsen is treasurer of Bonner Packing Company. PRINCIPAIJS PAGE R. li, SUXNICXIXN. l'l'iiu-ipal 'lihe Class of lf?-lb is the first to go forth from high school into the postwar world. No longer are the tensions and tragedies of war your immediate destiny. True, the young men who graduate may have to serve a year or more in the armed forces, but you will not need to look forward to com- bat on a battlefield, battleship or fighting plane. Nom that we are at peace, let us look momentarily at postwar America to see what is in store for you. As you know, during the war there was virtually a complete suspension in the building of homes and business structures, and the manufacture of practically all articles of heavy industry such as autos mobiles. farm machinery. refrigerators, etc. This cessation of production created an enormous backlog of demand for these products. VVe are just getting started back on the road to production. America has the purchasing power to buy the products of industry just as soon as they are available. This means that there will be expanding opportunities for employment as these products begin to flow into the market. These will provide jobs at good wages for all who wish to work. 'l'here will also be new jobs created to build the new products to make life more liveable. New homes with new convenien- ces will be built. New factories, new industries, even new cities will rise to build the myriad new pro- ducts of the post war world. New highways will be constructed and new airways will he charted to carry on the commerce of a productive, prosperous postwar America. ln short, an era of unprece- dented prosperity lies immediately ahead of us. The future for you looks brighter now than at any time in our history. America is truly the land of opportunity for the ambitious young man or woman. ln the foregoing paragraphs l have been speaking of materialistic developments. l also envision a renaissance of spiritual values and social progress XVith the fear of unemployment gone. with the hysteria of war removed, and with normal home life coming back into own again, I believe America will rise to new heights of economic prosperity, social security, and spiritual stability. Your future is bright, Class of lq-I-6, and may you make the most of your abilities as you leave these portals. Romain' IC. Soxxiaxmx NIINN IiX'I'IlICRINlC l'ISIil I.SI'1X, Nr-bool N1-rutlix N181 UANDA till HRAN UNK PAA l' ROV! LUCK A. DAY Ib MARIE CAVANACH GEQORC E DIRKSRN FACULTY lVhat's a show without acrobats, and what's an acrobat without a trainer? The faculty are the ring masters and also train the acrobats tstudents. to youl so that when they get out out into the world and walk the tight rope of life they may make it to the end successfully. Eighteen faculty members in addition to the principal have guided the scholastic careers as well as the extra curricular activities of the performers while two members have trained the junior actors by teaching music in the grammar schools of the high school district. NIRS. NIARIIZ CAV.-XNAGHZ social studies, ulane feometrv, Somhomore class adviser and C.S.E. s onsor. l is . l lX'IRS. XVANIJA LIOCHRANQ girls' physical education and coaching. Freshman class adviser, and Ama Ki Club sponsor. NIISS OWEN.-x CROW: En flish lll, 'ournalism, attendance officer, Senior class adviser, adviser for the l-. J . , , Progress and the Hatchet, Knit IN Purl club sponsor. Miss Luci' ANNA IDAVISZ senior problems. English III, English IV, chief adviser of the Senior class. Dramatics Club sponsor, dramatics coach. GEORGE H. DIRKSEN: woodwork, mechanical drawing, Junior class adviser, Shop Club sponsor. IVIRS. LORENA lJoNs'l'iiD: homemaking, study hall, junior class adviser, Knit 'N Purl Club sponsor. Miss lh'IARGARET ANN EL1.i2s'mo: homemaking. study hall, junior class adviser. IAlRl'IN.K fl, llUNH'l'IHIlb HEAR l-fl' .L l'Il.l.lHIS'l'.K In l lAllil'IfNl'I'I I'IMil.lCNHN W.Xl,'I'HIiI1.XI.l-IS liI.FlillJ.X HARRIS WINIFRED HEAllIrl+lY Wl'IS'l'0N HUNT 'I'ALMl'Il KR.XMluR MILDRI-Il! IANIHCRN l'll'llUYDIl'2 Lxltsox FACULTY MRS. FLORENCE ENQLESONZ business English, oflice practice, typing I and ll. shorthand, commercial law, Sophomore class adviser. XVALTER H. G.-XI.lZSZ English ll, English l, Latin, American History, .lunior class chief adviser, coun- seling. Miss ELFRIDA HARRIS: grammar school music, second semester. MRS. lViNlFRED HE.ADLlZY2 grammar school music. first semester. XVESTON HUNT: Spanish 1 and ll, English ll. Sophomore class adviser, Boys' Federation and Model Airplane Club sponsor. 'ISALMUD KRAN1 ER: boys' physical education and coach: tlunior class adviserg Block NV sponsor. Miss MILDRED LANDERS: bookeeping, practical arithmetic, typing, shorthand. Freshman class adviser, financial adviser to the Student Body. Miss EPHOYDIE LARSON: English 1, home-making, Freshman adviser. NIRS. LOUISE R. PIERCE: chemistry, algebra ll, physics, solid geometry and trigonometry, general sci- ence, Senior class adviser, Science Club sponsor. SIVERDT M. POULSEN: agriculture, farm mechanics, Freshman class adviser, F.F.A. sponsor. Miss NIARGUERITE SINCLAIR: social studies, world history, American history, junior class adviser. HliRBIiR'I' S'I'El HliNSZ be rinninf instruments, band, orchestra, mixed chorus. Senior class adviser. Band in is Club sponsor. Hl.l'1.XNOR ll KR Hl'IR'l' r 'tllllbl I' Nll I'll N l.0l'lSl'I I'll'flll'li SIYICICIVI' Nl. l'4ll'I.NlCN Sl.XIC1ll'l RI'I'l'I NIYVIAIR 'L Y 14, V. 1 K .,. . '- 0 N r -HEY' 'Q w J Q' , if -Q .gf- Ml MX ,u: ' ,-.'.--. .X s.'-s.-in. .:vLr-:f-.:1-:-- X r .b -MM.. A. 'I' ffl . kxkxx -V Y, X l. X nx Xgx xx xx v., t' Q L.KNf'l'I HUYNICS, President ICILICICN JKVIINSUN, Si-ers-tary IIHLICN FRlCl'l'.XS. 'I'leasnl-er SENIQR lr was a happy but frightening day in the lives of many lfreshmen when they entered the doors of VVashington High, the first step on the long road that would lead many students through four years of' high school and many others through adventures and experiences they had never dreamed ex- isted. in the service of their country. - Not knowing the dark future that was ahead for so many but only pushing any unpleasant thoughts into the back of their minds, the lfreshman class fthe future graduates of '-lbj elected their class officers. Those elected were president, 'lim Peoples: vice-president. Charles liricksong secretary Catherine Steyer, and treasurer, Klerle Petersen. Under the excellent supervision of class sponsors. lvliss Jurgensen, lkliss Palmquist Know Mrs. Cochranl, and llr. Burnett the Freshman class finished their first year with only a few minor changes caused hy the horrible monster of war that had overrun the world. The Sobhomore Year for the class of '-l-O was not a year when they were scrubs and scared to death. but just another performance in the second ring of the circus called school. The class election was held and Nlerle Petersen was chosen president with Herbert llonabedian as vice-president: when Herbert moved to Fowler. his oflice was occupied by' Thom Thor. La Verne Seibert was elected sec- retary and the treasurer was Bette Ray. Boys and girls alike took part in school activities. Sophomore boys won second place in inter- class football and baseball and first place in basketball. 'lihe girls made a good showing in volleyball, basketball, and other inter-class sports. The year ended as all school years do with everybody happy to see summer and be free from class room work to enjoy it. FACULTY ADVISERS: Nliss Vioxx. Klrs. I'n-it-c. Xlr, ephens. Bliss llayis, LP' L Exzcurivs commrrrsz ERNEST FOOTE MIRIAM STEFFENSEN RICHARD SCIIWABPNI XXII CLASS QF 1946 At the beginning of the junior year the Class of '46 started ninety-one strong but as the year ad- vanced their numbers were decreased for various reasons with a great many boys leaving for the armed forces. Class officers were elected early in that year. Tom Thor was elected president and jim Peoples, vice-president. The secretary was Richard Hansen and the treasurer, Phyllis Pedersen. During the year the class presented its annual junior play, Slightly Deleriousu. Directed by Miss Davis, the play was a big success and it added a great deal of money to the class treasury to help in financing the Junior-Senior Banquet. . As a new system of intramural sports was introduced. there was no inrerclass competition for the boys that year. The year closed with the Junior-Senior Banquet a great success. Class members started the summer vacaition dreaming of next year when they would be the stars in the big ring in front of the reserved seat section. VVith the end of the war the future looked far brighter for graduating class members. President Lance Guynes, vice-president Jim Peoples, secretary Eileen johnson, and treasurer Helen Freitas were elected class officers. The class held its traditional Senior party at the Legion Hall. There were re- freshments and dancing afterward. Later Barbara Andersen was chosen May Queen for the first celebration of its kind at VV. U. H. S. since 1942. XlllN'Il',Nl'.ll ll. .XNID-llhl-,N N. .XRAO . P R HXRXI-I'I I'lC ll. IlI.Xl'IilXICI,l. I. Ill,.X'I I' 'ICN lb, Il.KlblCR'l'S .,,XSllIllx.. ..K.'I .l. lltII'l' . IIRHWX SENIORS -Irs.-xx fxH1,liNlliYIiR'-cilfl Rerserves l, 2g Ama Ki Club 3, -lg class play lg chorus 2g inter- class volleyball lg swimming 2: soccer -lg lfremont lNebraskaD High School 1.2. li.-KRIXARA Axmiksiax-Ama Ki Club vice-presi- dent 2, secretary 3, -lg class play 3, -I-g Band Show I, 3, -lg chorus l, 2, lg Christmas Pa- geant l. 3, -lg Girls' League executive com- mittee -lg lllay Queen -l. VIVIAN ARZoi,yN--Ama Ki Club 3, -lg Band Show -lg chorus l, 3, -lg Christmas Pageant 2g interclass volleyball l, 2, 3, -lg baseball l, 3g basketball l, 2, 3g soccer 3. -lg school yell leader -lg Girls' League secretary -l. Arrokn ,ASHUCKIAN-C2lIIlL'l'2l Club 23 Science Club 31 C.S.l . 3g Block VV -lg intramural baseball l g basketball l, 2g football l g wrestling 2g tennis 3g interschool basketball 2, 3, -lg tennis 3g football -l. ,llR,-XCEY Ixl,'S'l'-glXI1lSli Club lg Future Farmers 2, 3, -lg Ama Ki Club lg chorus lg Christ- mas Pageant -lg intramural baseball l, 2, 3. lg basketball l, 2g football l, 2, 3, wrestling 3, lg interschool basketball 3g football -l. Ilokoruv B.Lxn1sR'i'sci11aRvGavel Club lg Band Club 2g Ama Ki Club 3, -lg C.S.F. l, 2g treasurer 3g secretary -lg band l, 2g Band Show 2, 3, -lg Christmas Pageant 3g Hatch- et stall -lg interclass volleyball 2g baseball l. 2, 3g soccer 2, -lg tennis -l. Romfarx BARNii'i 1'if-l irst Aid Club lg Ama Ki Club 2, 3, lg Student Body council -l. Blu, B1,,ycKyvif1,r.-Mask Club I g Band Club 2g Science Club -lg band l, 2, 3g Band Show 3g Christmas Pageant 3g Hatchet Staff -lg intramural basketball -lg football 3, -lg in- terschool basketball 3g tennis 3, -lg Boys' Federation executive committee l. lJAlSY Bl,.'K'I I'Nlik-l:lI'SI Aid Club lg Ama Ki Club 2, 3, -lg class play -lg Band Show 3, -lg interclass volleyball 2g baseball 3g soccer 3, 4. JUNE B0l'l fXlI12l Ki Club 2, 3, -lg C.S.lf. 2: interclass basketball 2. NI,ivRlox BROWN-Mask Club 3. -lg chorus -l: Hatchet staff -lg interclass volleyball l, 2, 3. -lg baseball l. 2, 3g basketball 2. 3, -lg soccer 2, 3, -lg Roosevelt llfresnoj High School l. 7 CLASS CDF 1946 I x Vlfkxii Iil'RCll'ixII11l Ki Club Z, 3, l. lJuRo'i'iiY I us'l'laR--Aim Ki Club 3, l. I NIil,YN C.xnR.x1.-Alun Ki Club 2, 3, lg lizuul SIMM 3' 4: g,m.,,.1uSS ,.,,1l,,,1m11 3, ig? INN., Illini-QN I Ricl'l',xs-Class ti'cz1s1irvi'-l:Claw-l Club bzxll 2, 33 buskt-tlmll 2, 3, lg sutgcvr 3. -l. I 3 M111 Ki Clllll 2- 3- VlU I'I'1'Sl4Il'i1t lc ls xluf1,1. C.XNll'BliI,l.7lXI2lSlC Club Ig Aunt Ki C-5-If I. 22 llnml Slum' 3. l: vliurus l. Z. Club 2, 3, -lg class play lg bauul -lg urulies- 3' 'li Cllfisfuws Pilllfilflf I- 2- 3- 'li IIIIUI' tru 3, lczlss volleyball, balsa-bull, :incl bzislcctlmll I, 2, NA CIIALL'KI.-KN-Blllltl Club 2, 33 Mudcl 3- 43 lwflivy lg sp:-cdbull 3: Sffffvl' 3. -l. Ai,-plum. Club Sec,-cm,-y 4.5 hand 2' 3, 43 Student Ilmly council -lg Girls' l,t-:iguc Iizuul Slum' I, 2. 3, lg m'cl1c-strzl l. I'N'Sllll'l1f 4- li1'1 rY Cl..-XRK-AIIIZI Ki Club Z, 3, sccrcrury -lg Ilzmd Slum' I, 2: Hzltclwt stuff -lg Girls' RlfL'BliN FRIfI'l'.'XSTCI2lllll'I'2l Club lg Sciviicc' IA-ague I-xeultix-C U,,mnifH-4- .Il Club 3, lg C.S.l . I, 2, 3, lg Bfunl Slum' 2' B xkn.-lm IJififc:.,xN-Axim Ki Club 2. 3, -lg bzuul 01'flN'Sf1'11 l 1 ClH'fSflU2lS Pflllvilllf I 2 Illffil' 2: Band Show 4: intel-Class mlll-ylmll 1' 25 mural bzisvbzill 3g fmmtlmll Z, 3, lg wrngstliilg bzisvbzlll 3, l. 2- lmxxia F,-XRRlSiI:II'SI Aid Club I g Musk Club 2, -lg Ama Ki Club 3g Hzitclict staff -lg Ncmxu Clxknxifk-Nlzislc Club Ig,-Xmzi Ki Club Pmglrcss activities c-tlimi' lg iuterclatss bus- 2' 'll Kult 'N Pull Cllll' -I5 l'W 'l'l1lSS wllw- kctlmu 1. bull, bzxslu-tbzill, zlml soccer' I, 2, 3. lI.lJRIiIJ l l..-xKli- YIXIHZI Ki Club 3, lg intl-rcluss bzisc-bull 2. llxkm' G0l.s'mN-Class ext-cutivc cummittct- I, Nlisw' I'I00'l'li-LIIRISS vxccutivt- umuuittcc- lg 2. 3g Gultl 'I' Club 2g Science Club Imrvsi- .-Xmzt Ki Club 3g Ifuture I'32lI'llICl'S 2. vice- clcnt 3g I3Iz1cl4 XV x-ict--pi-csitlt-nt lg IJi'ugi'a-ss president lg class play lg Iiziml Slum' I, 2, business uizinziger lg int:-rscliuul lmslwtlmll lg cliurus I, 2, lg Hzltclivt stall lg intra- 2. 3, -lg balsvbull 3, lg football 2, 3, cziptuin mural bztsketbzill I, 2g b:1sc'b:1II 23 fuutbnll I g lg truck 3g Student Body x'icv-pu-sinlciit lg intc-rscliuul bzlsc-bull 3g fuutbzlll 2, 3, -lg Boys' Huy s' I'Il'KlCI'2lII0ll SCL'I'l't1ll'j lg 'l'ulau'c lligli I'It'llCI'IlIlOlI I'I't'1lSIlI'f'I' l. Sclwul I, 2. I. I'XXll'liI1'l 1. I.. lil'IH'Il I-1, l'.KliII.XI. x. v1l,xl,l lun ia, t'l,.x .I. FIRRIS Sl, l l..XIil-I IC, I INl'I'l'l lb. I llS'I'I'IlI II. l IIl'Ill IN l- 1l0l.l. Fleltrr rmnmiza ir, 4:o1.s'roN s, 4JlLXS31lL'K L. uUx'Nr:s oxux' n. .llCl l lillSHN rx .uicvsicx lc. ,IUIIYNOX ii. K,n,ln.1i.xN Sovnlrg clk.-XSNIICK-IXIIIZI Ki Club l, 2. R.fx1.Pn KA1.lR.l1,xN-Motlel Airplane Club sec- , , . , retarv-treasurer 2, 3g Science Club -lg LANCIC CrL'YNliS-L lass president lg Block W' 3, ' lg Future lfarmers 3, secretary lg Hand Show 3g Hatchet stall lg intramural base- ball, basketball. football. and wrestling 2g interschool basketball 3, lg baseball 2. 3g football 3, lg Student Body council -l. Dick H.-xxsifx-Class executive committee 2, secretary 3g Block XV lg lfuture Farmers l, 2. 3, president lg class play 3g Band Show l, 2, 3, -lg chorus l, 2g Christmas Pageant l, 2, 3g Hatchet staff lg intramural baseball 23 basketball l: football 2g interschool bas- ketball 2, 3, lg football 3, -lg tennis 3g Stu- dent Body council-member-at-large -l. Ifkfxxcrfs Ho1,r,cm'.w-Anna Ki Club 3, -lg Christmas Pageant lg Caruthers High School l, 2. Hmm 'lliFFlZRSON'lrlxII12l Ki Club 2. 3. lg or- C A R I lin. If chestra l, 2. 3, lg interclass tennisl g volley- ball and baseball 3g interschool tennis lg 'llranquility' High School l. . JIINSIHN--Sllllp Club president l. lax -louxsox-Class secretary -lg Mask Club l, 2. 3. lg C.S.l . 1, 2. 3, l, Life Mem- berg Progress art editor -lg interclass volley- ball 2, 3, lg baseball 3, basketball 2, lg soc- cer l, 2. C.S.F. l, 2. 3. l, Life Klemberg intramural baseball 3: basketball lg football 3, lg ten- nis 3. FRANK Lm.-x-Ifuture Farmers I g Ama Ki Club 2, 3, lg C.S.F. l g band 2. 3, lg Band Show l, 2, 3, lg chorus l, 2, 3g Christmas Pa- geant l. 2g intramural baseball l, 2g basket- ball l, 2, lg football l, 2, 3, lg wrestling 2, 3, -l. C1i5R,x1.D1Ni5 lJC'l'Z-lhllltili Club I g Ama Ki Club 2, 3, lg Band Show l g chorus I g Christmas Pageant l g Hatchet staff lg interclass hockey 2. Noaxm Miss.-xxmx--Mask Club 1, 2g Knit 'N Purl Club 3, secretary lg orchestra l, 2, 3g interclass volleyball and baseball 2. 'l'm1MYFi:-'1il.s'-Spanisli Club 2, 3g intramu- ral baseball 2g basketball 2, 3g football 3, tennis lg Downey High School l, 2, 3. LANDREW Niirsox--lfuture Farmers 2, 3, -lg in- tramural baseball l, 2g basketball l, 2g wrestling 3g interschool football l. linwfxkn Nllfl.SliN-Hl Y secretary 2g Science Club 35 chorus -lg interschool football 2. ll. IIANS CLASS OF 1946 Ilowimn Ok,xn,v-Band Cluly 2, class play' 3: BIf'l l'ff RAY-Class treasurer 2: Ama Ki Club 2. band l 5 intramural basketball lg interschool basketball 3, lg baseball -lg football 3, -lg Denson lArkansasJ High School l, 2, Sugar City lColoradol High School 3, and lirst semester 4. president -l: Band Club 35 class play 33 band majorette 2, 3, -l: Band Show 2, 3, -l: interclass volleyball 3, 4: baseball 2, 31 ten- nis lg interschool tennis -lg Girls' League executive committee 3: Victory Drive Queen 2. Bi5'r'rv Omasiax-First Aid Club lg Knit 'N PMI Club 3' president 4' HlfNRY' S.-KNDICRS-L32llUCI'2l Club l, 2: Science Club 31 Block XV -lg intramural baseball l. 2: basketball l, 4: football l: wrestling 2, 33 interschool basketball 2. 33 baseball 2, 3, -l: football 2, 3, -l. PHv1,i.is PEIJIERSIEN-Cil2lSS treasurer 3, Ama Ki Club 3, lg chorus l, 23 Progress girls' sports editor -lg interclass volleyball l, 2, 3, -li baseball l, 2, 35 soccer l, 23 hockey l : speed- ball 3. lmfxis S,-KUliRfNlll.CH--fxlllll Ki Club 3, -lg Hatchet editor -l: interclass volleyball -li Student Body Council -l. Rlcii.-mn SCHNIIIYI'-Bllllkl Club I, 2: Block NV 3, president -l: C.S.l . l, 2, 3: class play -lg band l, 23 Band Show l, 2, 3: intramural baseball l, 2: football l, 2, -l: wrestling 3. -lg interschool basketball 2, 3, captain -li baseball 2, 3, -l: football 33 Student Body M.-xitv El.I.liN Piariansiax -Orchestra Club l, 2: C.S.l . I, 2, 33 orchestra l, 2: interclass volleyball l, soccer l, 23 hockey lg Student Body assistant treasurer 3, treasurer -l. :Yr ,: : :':','1-- wg- 1- 1 . , , . . HR' I' PM Lllslx Qllw Ut 'fun' I' ,pleudmt council l, 43 Boys l't'lll'l'ilfl0l1 president -l. 2. executive committee 3:Lamera Llub l, 2: C.S.F. lg Science Club 33 class play 3, -li RICH.-XRD SCIlVN'ABliNl,.-XNIJ A Class executive committee lg Band Club l, 23 Block ll' sec- retary 3 and -l: class play 33 band I, 2, 3, lg Band Show l, 2, 3, -lg orchestra 3, -l: intra- mural baseball l. 23 basketball l, 2, 33 foot- ball l, 2, 3, -lg wrestling 2: interschool bas- ketball 2, 33 baseball l, 2, 3, -lg football manager 3: Boys' lfederation secretary l. Band Show l, 2, 3, +3 chorus l, 2: Christ- mas Pageant l, 2, 3, Progress boys' sports editor -l: intramural baseball l, 33 basket- ball l: football l, 23 wrestling 3, inter- school basketball 2, -lg baseball 2: football 3, -lg Student Body president -lg Boys' lfedera- tion executive committee 3. F. muy iz, l,l I'Z x. ynssxiutxx 'r. xi4:1cl,y y. xicrsox Il. UKAIM ll. Ul,ICSl'1N I'. l'l-Illl-IRSICN XI. li. l'l'I'l'I'IllSI'IN M. l'l'I'l'l'IRS NIELSI-IN B, RAY ll, SANDI-IRS I. S.XlllCRMll.ITll R, SFHMIITI' lt. N1'llW.KHl'INl,,XXll N. SHXNISIIIIIXN 'l'.SIIIX1.-XM1VI'4l 12 NXll'l'll ll. SUXNICNIXN I.. NOFZN SENIQRS LA V IZRNIE SEIBIZRT-Cl2lSS secretary 2, treasurer 3g Nlask Club lg Ama Ki Club president 2, treasurer 3, 4g C.S.F. l, president 2, secre- tary 3, vice-president 4, Life bflemberg class play 3g Band Show l, 3g chorus 2: Christ- mas Pageant 3g Progress class editor lg in- terclass volleyball 2, 4g baseball l, 2, 3g hockey lg soccer 2, 4g speedball l, 3g Stu- dent Body secretary 4. ANNE'l I'li SllAMSH0lANTlx'I2lSk Club l, 2. 3, -lg Band Show 3, -lg chorus l, 2, 3. 4g Christ- mas Pageant l, 2, 3, 4g Hatchet staff -lg interclass volleyball l, 2g hockey lg soccer 2, 4g speedball 3g baseball 3. Tosino SHmAMo'ro-Shop Club -lg band 2g in- tramural basketball an dfootball l ,2g inter- school basketball 3, captain -lg baseball and football 3, -lg llenson CArkansasJ High School l, 2g Rivers lArizonal 3. CXHARLES SMl'l'l l -Billlil Club 2. president 3. treasurer 4g class play 3, lg band l, 2, 3, 4g Band Show 2, 3, 4g orchestra 4g intramural basketball 4g football l. 2, 3. -lg wrestling 2, -l. Romzpcr SONNISN1.-XN1ClZlSS president l, 3g Sci- ence Club president -lg C.S.l . l, 3, 4g school annual assistant editor 3g interschool basket- ball l. 3, 4g baseball l, 3g football 4g Stu- dent Body executive committee l, 3g Point Arena High School l, 2, 3. l.iQoNoR Souzfx-Ama Ki Club 3g Mask Club 4. jiirrnf Luiz Svi5NciiR-Aina Ki Club 2, -lg Band Club 3, band 2, 3, 4g Band Show 3, 4g or- chestra 4g Hatchet staff 4g interclass volley- ball l g soccer 3. Ciscifrm S'risizl.1f-Gavel Club lg Band Club 2g Ama Ki Club 3, 4g C.S.F. 2, 3, president and secretary 4g band l, 2g Hand Show 2g Christmas Pageant 3g interclass basketball l g soccer 2, -l. MIRIAM STIQFFENSEN-lN'1ask Club l, 2. 3, -lg C.S.F. 4g class play 3, 4g Hatchet staff -lg interclass volleyball 2, 3, -lg baseball 3g bas- ketball 2. 3. 4g soccer -lg Girls' League vice- president 4. CATHIQRINE Srizviak--Class secretary I: Mask Club 1, 2, secretary 3 and -lg C.S.F. 2: class play 3g Hatchet staff -lg Progress assistant editor 3, editor -lg interclass baseball and soc- cer Ig interschool tennis -lg Student Body council 2 and 4. AGNES S'rocK1.15-Mask Club I g Ama Ki secre- tary 2, 3, 4g class play 3, -lg band 2, 3, 4g Band Show l, 2, 3, 4g chorus lg Christmas Pageant l, 3, 4g interclass volleyball and basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g baseball 1, 2, 3g soccer l, 2, -lg Girls' Athletic Association president -l. IJORIS 'l'Av1.oa-Knit 'N Purl Club 3, vice- president 4g Ama Ki Club 2g class play -lg Band Show l, 3g Hatchet staff 4g interclass volleyball 2, -lg baseball 2g basketball 3, 4. SEI! CLASS QF 1946 A11 IIIIZRAOK.-kg-BZIINI Club I, 21 Future Farmers 3, 4g intramural basketball I, 2, 33 football 2g interschool football 3, 4g Denson tArkansasI High School I, 2g Rivers tAri- zonaj 3. l ov ,INIICJRZCIZISS vice-president 2, president 3: Science Club vice-president 3g Block IV 4g Band Show 3, 4g Hatchet staff 4g intramur- al baseball 3g football 2g wrestling 3g inter- scbool basketball captain 3g baseball 23 foot- ball 3, 43 track 3g Boys' Federation vice- president -lg Orosi High School I. N lCi.i.iiN XVes'r-Mask Club 2, 3, -lg Hatchet staff 4g interclass volleyball, basket- ball, and soccer 3. 4. rv -lefxx Yoizk-Class president Ig Mask Club 4g C.S.l . 4g interclass baseball I. 2, 3g basketball I. 2, 3, 4g soccer 4g Dibble 40k- labomaj High School I, 2. 'llbxsmii XIOSHIOKA-lJCl I2lfll1g Club 23 Squires Club 3g Science Club 4: intramural basket- ball and football 4g Ilenson tArkansasI High School I, 2g Robwer IArkansasD High School 3. .I. Ii. SI'I'INK'ICIi 11 S'I'It1I-II.I'I IVI'l'IIOU'I' PICTURICS Horus l3IfCKIi'l I'-Bililt' Club 2, 3, 4g Girls' Ath- Ierie Association 3, 4g interclass volleyball 3, 4g basketball 3, 4g Polytechnic lliiversitlel High School 2, 3, first semester 4. le.-KRBAR.-X Iiowiirs-Girls' Athletic Association I. 2: interclass baseball I, 2g basketball I, 2: Napa High School I, 2: Vallejo 3 and Iirst semester 4. Btu. limolzx Gi-iokolz Iikmiomrs R.-XLPII KISI.INtl Lotina Nisoawif-Intramural baseball. basket- ball, and football 3g interschool basketball and baseball 3. -lm Pizoifmes-Class president I, vice-president 3 and 4g Block XV 3, 4g chorus I. 2: Christ- mas Pageant I, 23 intramural basketball, baseball, and football Ig wrestling 3g inter- school basketball 2, 3, 4: baseball I. 2, 3, 4: football 2, 3, 4g track 2g Boys' Ifederation executive committee 3. l':L'GIENIi x7I'l'AI.I1FllTlII't' Farmers I. 2. secretary 3, treasurer 4: Band Show I, 2, 33 chorus I g Christmas Pageant I: intramural basketball I, 2g interschool basketball 3, 4. XI. S'I'I'II I I-INSICN ll N'l'I'IYI'IR .L SPIN I II 1' WFWI' I' YIIRI' 'II Y4 OFF ICEQFIS AN D ADVISERS. Front Roxy: Y. Iiisf-In-ll. I .Il'IIIllIII.1f. Rose. vond lion: J. .IoVgr+'l1seil. II, Wulf. II. -lessen. ek Ifow: NIV. Hales, Xlrs. Ifonsfcd. 'Iliss Sin:-lair, Nfl, Iii Ixralnel. I UN IOR Seventy six juniors enrolled in the fall of I9-I-5 at IVashington Union High School. XVith so much to be accomplished during their junior year. they quickly organized their class by choosing Leo -Ielmini. president: Herbert -lessen, vice-president: Virgil lfischen. secretary: Bernice XVulf, treasurer: and Aloe Rose. lvan lliel, and -Iobn Jorgensen, executive committee. The faculty sponsors proved most helpful in planning the extra-curricular activities. These spon- sors have been lllrs. Uonsted, Nliss Sinclair. hir. Dirksen. and lX'Ir. Kramer for the first semester. XVI M men hfrs. llonsted resigned her teaching position at the end of the first semester, Nliss lillestad and r. Gales became sponsors with the latter as head sponsor. 'l'he juniors have had both brains and brawnn. ln the California Ssholarsbip Federation were Angelina Lobbia, Gladys Papazian, Siyerdt Poulsen. Robert Dahlgren. Herbert -lessen, and joe Van G1 nndy. ln interclass sports the girls won first place in volley ball and second in both basketball and soc- C L' I' . IIIUXI IIUVI: N. Iinwlsi-II. I, f1'4lL'l'1IIII4l, A. Iiavlerisr-fuer, X. layer. II, Ilarnelte. XI. I'nf-, Ii. fliffen. XI. Aoki. AIAUNII ROW: l,. H3111-igl, IL Ihxym. li, llaiiflnel. I. Ibiel, X. Ile Will. R, IIil':Is1-II. Xl. 1'In'isl1-nsen. TIIIRI7 IIHWZ If. Hlasson., Il, III-nzlel. Y. Iiisvllen, IC. Iluhlgrrlu. fl. Iirmlfep. II. Xlaiile. IIXVK NNW: II. film-ksill, Nl. Iilsuaarrl. l. fllllI'4'll. f' l ROX'l' ROW: F, llovnanian,. Nl, lloodenouuh. ID, Johnson. 41. Harris. li. Hansen. Il. llausen H. Hoonlenouyfh X. Lolillizl. SICVUNII ROW: Ii, l.oye. li, -leusen. .l. liahler. Xl. Jones. li. Ilearsl, li, Xlefillee. S. Ilarlxxiu 'l'lIlRIP ROW: N. King, ll. llalnnl. I,. .lellnini, ll. I.in4lcl'. X. .Ions-s, 11. firallalu. ll U'li RUR: ll. I.:-e. J. ,lol L11-us--n. Il. .le-sseu. NI, Huliau. CLASS OF 1947 Seven boys earned their letters in football: Glenn Bradley, Virgil lfischen, NVillard Sullivan, Bruce Blacksill. Leo jelmini. David Pence, and lyan Uielg ix'IlkC'CillllllI1 and 'firgil lfischen also made their letters in basketball. 'lihe junior class play, Our Girls , directed by Miss Lucy Anna Davis. was a big success. 'l'he cast included Nancy lfyer, Marianne Christensen. .luanita Kahler. Phyllis Stephens, Diana Macker- sie. Joe Van Gundy. Arthur Smith, Ramon Nielsen. Robert Dahlgren, Herbert -lessen, and Hike Gu- lian. The profits from the play. plus candy sales profits and dues. financed the gala .lunior -Senior ban- quet held this year at the Parlor Lecture Club. The juniors tied with the Sophomores for first place on the honor roll for thefirst selnester: those having all A's were Robert Dahlgren, Herbert -lessen. and Angelina Lobbia. Un the honorable men- tion list for the same period were the names of Nadyne Hirdsell. Helen Hansen. Gladys Papazian, Josephine Potzernitz. Siverdt Poulsen. and Phyllis Stephens: the honorable mention list contains the names of pupils who have all grades of A and li. Robert Dahlgren, Herbert -lessen, Angelina Lobbia. and Aloe VanGundy. were L'.S.l . members both semesters: Siyerdt Poulsen qualified for first semester membership and Gladys Papazian for sec- ond. Dolores Hearst and Nick Pestorieh had perfect attendance records for the first semester. PICUNI RUN, l.. lalilliu. ID. Ioiizlnee. li, Xllller. l.. lapaflan. lf. Nlnslndo, I. Nh-plu-ns. .l. Watson. .l. Nl--n N P I I Outh iles. fl'1l'l NI RUN: li. Xlclielwlc, I. Mzulwrsie. X. Kai, fiaiuineren. .l. l'oIZ1-rlliln. Xl. I'ereira. .l. ' . White, 'l'hir:l Roxy: X. Smith. li, Winters, I'. X11-l'arthy, li. Wulf. N. l'onIsen, ID. l'i-nee. H,Kl'li ROW: N l'estori4-ll. .l. Rose, .I. Yan Hundy, R. Nielsen. S Rei-il. I 8 3 . r sqb: P . 4 ,A ,f --w i 'H X. 5. ask:- , w .-, OF FICERS AND ADVISERS, Front Row: lb. Iizllnelle. .l, wkswollh. Xl. For-lho. R. .Ie-ffrin-s, S4-vonrl Roxy: Y. Han- nlrkel, l'. Nh-1-Ie. Il. Clay. liar-lv Row: Xlrs, lCng'lQ-worn. Xlls l nan.ng'h. His, Sludge, Nli, lluin. SGPI-ICDMORE The lfreshman Class of last year totaled a number of ninety-two. ln the first meeting of thc class, officers were elected. Bob Jeffries was chosen as presidentg Stanley lfichsen. vice-president, l,u- cille Linder, secretaryg Eric lferdinandsen, treasurerg and Alma Hutt. Virginia Hannickel, and Alimmie Brooks, as the executive committee. 'lihe class sponsors were Mrs. Mudge. illrs. lfngleson, bliss Sin- clair, Miss Crow, and Ur. Force. Ar the annual initiation the Freshman boys and girls were defeated by the Sophomores by a large margin. For a week they were Scrubs and had to enter the building by the back door and wear green ribbons in their hair, 'lihe Freshman class did very well scholastically last year. 'lihere were thirteen students who were eligible to belong to the Scholarship Society. They were Dolores Bird. Lois Bixby, Glen Blomgren Carolyn X I cCahe. ,H games of l lC1lX'I'2 RMU: 'I' slqtwwll Row: I HHH: ll, lfro-:nan RHW: lb. llnlain-5 lf' Ifgbert, Geraldine Handcock, Klarilyn Hansen, Aloe Hawksworth. Donald Kisling. Donalm Lois Rasmussen. .lack Silveira. june lVhite, and Barbara Wiinnie. big social event last year for the Freshmen was the annual party on April 6. 'llhey played all kinds and later in the evening had a weiner roast. Xl.nk.m.a. li. lwvslel. X. Iielgwnlo, Nl. Haroupa. Nl, Bitte-rs. l'. .Xi'i'n-dolulo, Ii. l'oIlins. ll. Flay. Xlnlmrislei, I.. liixlmy. Xl. X7--yt-ulo. li. llirll. 1'. ICg'ln-l't. NI. lilwlsoe, If. Brooks. 'l'IllRlP Xl, l'o1-Iho. I.. l'.1sI.ellon. XX. Vowin. Il. Gloss. C, Broun. VI. Hers, R. tkiynphell. HXVK s cu 1 1 I-Ii h-n, H. Fei linanflsen, Nl, Evans. ll. Harnetle, -I. liiooks .I, Mabel. HJ lilomgien. I IIHN'I' ROW: Y. Ilanniv-In-I. Ii. I.a7:irns. I.. I.IIl1l+'l. S. linen. X. IIn1t. I.. Xl:-Iivnfin-. II. .IoIiansvn. X. I:-lnnin YIQVIYXIP IIUW: II. Uka-Ia. l'. llolf, I.. II:-iiiou. tj .I-vhuson, N, King. l'. Ilalnilton. .I. I,.na. 'I'IIIIIIP IIUNI II. Jollnson. Ii. ,Ir-fflies. XI. Ilansvn. II, .Ions-s. ff XI:-l'.ilnl. II. I.:nll'vn:'v II U lx IIUWL Ix. Xlolnlt-Ax. 1' II.nll 'l'. Iioop, 5, Iianfflnalll. II. Ixisilngf, IP. Xl:-Valw. .l, Ilaxxksxxorlli. 'lihe Ifreshman class of Iast year. now Sophomores, has an enrollment of one hundred and six stu- dents. :Xt their firstf class meeting elass ofheers were chosen. .Ioe Hawlcsworth was elected president: Melvin Coelho. vice-president: 'IiIlt'I't'SZl Steele, secretary: Virginia Hannielcel. treasurer: tht- executive committee consists of Ilelores Clay, Iioh -Ieffries, and Donald Iiarnette. 'lihe Sophomore Class spon- SfII'S are Hrs. Kludge. Mrs. Czivanzlggll, Mr. Hunt, and Klrs. Iingleson. 'lihe Sophomores are keeping up their scholastic record. They tied with the .Iuniors for first place on honor roll for first semester and also tied with the Seniors for first plaee on the honorahle mention list. Oi Ras 1 the honor roll with all A's for the first semester were Lois Bixhy, -Iaek Silreria. and Lois mussen. 'IIIIL' honorahle mention list of those who had no grade helow a Il ineludes 'I'errx :Kra- liawa, Dolores Iiird, Glen Iilonigfren, Ruhy Collins. IViIhurn Cowin, Carolyn Ifglwrt, Clarahelle llam- iltt Sasl n Ilar 1, Virginia Ilannielcel, Rohert .It-ftries. Merle Johnson, Lucille Linder. Ifuniee Raynard, Shixnlco iara. and Iiarhara IVinnie. Ifight Sopohoniores were C.S.I . members hoth semesters: Glen Bloingren. I,ois Iiixlwy, Marilyn isen, Rohert Jeffries, Donald Mefahe. Lois Rasmussen. -lack Silveira. and Iiarhara NYinnie. 'lihe first semester C.S.I'x. membership list also included Dolores Bird, Klarilyn Hitters. Carolyn Ifghert. Cla btee rahelle Hamilton, Virginia Hannielcel, Aloe Ilawksworth, Donald Kisling, Lucille I,imIer. 'liheresa Ie. and Richard Wlinters. Terry :Xrakawa and Ivilhurn Cowin were new second semester meni- hers. I'IllvXI RUN: Ii.. Ivole. II. Hlinn:-. II. Ian. Iinn-iv. I.. Noosa. X. loffn-rnllf.. .l. Mio. X, Iahxlor. H. Nnsaht n NIAIVIIXIP ROW: II. Sornirizill. I'. 'I'oom:lji.ln. IC. Hzlylizilul. II, Nvlmrion, l'. I'n-It-i'seli. I.. II:isnn1ssvn. 'l'. SU . , , . . ,. , . , ,, .. . , , I , , J. Wlnln-. ,I. Slnslnflo. IIIIIIII IIUII: It. Hlnivis. .l. Nllwlra I.. Qlnnfalio. Ii. In-I4-ist-in I. Itlnotlps, fv X 1 n In I N1 lwu-lil. ,I, Souza. I'.. I':ll'lneluti-I. Il.Xl'Ix IHIIIZ II. Ibn. I.. Nnllixa fzvw-a, II. Ill-hxnolils, I. Ilan:-n. II Ill Irroilgh. 12. 'I'hor. I., ICeifs4-Iineiilfir. IC, I'eli4'1-, - ns Y 1414 N. Ni Xliss OFFICERS AND ADVISERS, Ifrorn Now: 'If Netzley. 1-Iseli. N-vonil lion: Il, Nielsen. .I. Holiinspn. IIa:-It Iii uw: Xlrs, l'oeInan, Nliss Iizinfli-ls. NIIZ I'-villsen. I.:i lm nl, FRESI-IMAN Having become acquainted so they knew eachother by faee if not by name. the Freshmen of I9-I-5--IO decided that high school isn't so very frightening after all. 'l'he Iirst duty the class performed was the election of officers. jack Robinson was chosen presi- dent with Dale Nielsen following a close second as vice-president. Secretary was Norman Nielsen: treasurer. led Netzley, and yell leader. Kathryn lxICQI1ll'I'IIy. Class sponsors have been Mrs. Cochran, bliss Landers, Xlr. Poulsen, and Miss Larson. 'lihen came the lfreshinan initiation with the Sophomores winning, as usual. 'lihe Sophomore boys got through very easily, but the lfreshnian girls made their opponents work for the title of winner. As a Jenaltx' for Iosin f the contest. the lfreshman bots had to wear green ribbons in their hair and all . fs . rs Ifreshmen had to enter the main buildin f throu fh the back door for a week. After it was all over. the L f- Serubs breathed a sigh of relief and were able to feel that now they were full-Hedged members of XV.U.H.S. I lHIN'I' IIUXX: N. 4--lla. H. Ihwlwli. I.. I'-:Ir-m.m. II Xlliinsorr, II, Hari-ia. IG. .Xllilris-ur. II, II.rnnl:.in, X. .X af I Iuiwzi. .I. 4li':iI1:1m. II. Aoki, SICHPXII IHYII: XI. 1'ImInouiIIauiI, II. Xnmlo. I'. Iioyl. Xl. 4'Irrist--risen. X, hers, IC IIIIIIII tn I H1 Init I Ilenuln I Ilenun Ii Ht-I o lin IIIIRII I - -X ,, -4 - , 4 - gg ,, 1 1 g. ', A r sq UNK: Ix. Vlonul. N. Ifoxziiian. J. I-'r--itas. IC. Iiaivia, IP, IIjr:I, XI, t'haIvouiIIaufl. NI. Ilzrurillon. I. 1':inIrell. II. Iiroliglr. If I uIrell. Iiklllxi RUN: F link I' Uk' on II' lilo ' III i- . . ins . , vngren. X. Illarr. II, Iioldnlt, .I, liallyer, I.. Ilaug'Il1r3. lf Iirown. Il. .X5vis. W xmn, I' Ileins. 311' FRONT ROW: S. Nelmm, D. Maylwv. R. Xavurm, Xl, Nielsen, l'. Mmlsefn. li. Pllllilllilll. l,. 'llw-111, ll. Luflm SEVHXIY ll0XY:.l, .lvlisvn. K. H4-1'zll'vl1j. K. l'zlIri--lx, l'. King. J, ,le-luwn. l., Imxv, li, Nl:-ml.-N, lf, lu-lli-i'l1:ll Illlllll HHH: N. lx:lIi'lllk:ll'l:lll. l,. IA-llin, ll. l,lm-lull, lx, Xlvllullln, .l. Xivlwll. lx, .lm-lwfm. 4. Xivlwu. .l. .luliii -un. llXl'li NNW: .l. 1,1-nm-Ili. N Nia-l-vu. 'l'. M-Iflvy. ll. Xlillwl. Il, Nil-lwn. lf, l'.lIl1-ixun. II. Xlnllinvf. CLASS QF 1949 The l reshm:m class placed svcoml on the honor roll fur thc lirst SCl1lt'sT1'l'Q tht- mics liziving :ill .'X's Yasuko Arztkuwu :md joseph lfreitzis. Freshmen on the hunurzihlc mention list with :ill .-Ys :tml Bk 7 for the szlmv period are Wilbur Bloxngren. Stvphvn K2llClUk1ll'lZIll. lfvelyn Linder, Kam' Alfixllllllll. Norman Nielsen, lilizzilwtli Pupazizin, Audrey Lee Patrick, Donna l,cc Smnim-rs. :tml Yvrzi Stein-r. Ula. ln tht' sccoml smncstc-r B2lI'l72ll'2l Ali'2lIl Amziro. Yzisuku .'xl'2lk2lXY1l. XVilhur Bloingrcn. -lust-pli lfrvi- lfvelyn Linder, Kate Mclllullin, Qlllillllli' Nielsen, and lflizzihrtli Pzipzizizin lwcaunc L'.5.l . mcm- hers. A rn lfuur l iI't'SllII1t'll Wert' nc-ithvr zlhscnt nur tzirdy the first scincstcr: rlwst- with this lionm' nrt- Rziclu-I hrister, lizxrhurzi Atkinson, -Iuyu' .If'llSt'll, and llzutid lVnrks. l IlllN'I' NWN: .l. llmxll-ilu. ,l. l'liillil-N, ll. Sum-l'll1ilI'Ii. ll, Nmillu. ll l'l:NlQ'l'. Xl, Xlilllzimx. l.. I'iimf. lx. Stn vias. Nl'I1'4INlI RUN: I,, I'ull:ir1l. lf. l'w-flwwvu. Y, Nleyvll X, Ilmlgn-IN. I. llulliriwui. X. Tllvix, Xl .l, I'iIvgzllI ll l'1':Il'l. Illlllll Illlll: XX, Ili-umpsrm, lg, Nullxzl. la, Nlulvlw, ll, llrvlx--llama. X, lllllmlnx. I . l'vli.., S, Wet l', Y11ml9l' mul. l 0I'Il'I'll RUW: l'. lima:-li, X. lullml'l'i in. Nl, l'ni1Iwli. Il, Smilinvlx, X. l':-Zvlw-li. 'I'. l'1lizil l l ll. Works. ll,Xl'K ROW: Il. llzlsliliwwlu. U. Walla. -I. Rulvilixim. Il. l'v1Ii.I. ll, Xlallvlx. .l. ll.liI1'. N - . .... , . - V- -ff ,A ' 8 , Bu 'EI' L , .H ,::, . I , P nllfv I 1111! x I ' Nl 4 W ,fl . . , 5 WL-'2Pg.g,.gv ,fl U fn:-xv ..' -' vvi- I ....5.. ...IMI-4 - . ,.-, 1- W. ,-A-f - D -uw azz' ' '- ,,. .. ., 2 '. Q5 21,53-I: ' Quai' qv-ga -.. .. Q Ui, V K 1 5 1 X , I, f -'is I 1 , . ,. H , LJ I A ', . P' f ' - .- .AG-Q '- '., - , 5 ' f - .5 .- - f . 1 an 'Em '-2-Eff'-Hg: ff. Im 1'w1f., ,, 8 E51 GQ! ' '. - ,,- 1 'WB f C N-ff' ., L lx L ,V , Mfg., 112,711 155. -- .. .- 4v.H.:HQ,l,:.. -'. 3' ,D 'N ' 1. Q lx ' 6 xl V' i f 'LV' :.-r -nf -UMA cw . -f'-.'7.:x , , .'--.:..-,-.'- - , 'P-:ffl R un' CIM X M. l'E'l'lCRSlCN Y :dent Body l'resi1l4-ul STUDENT GCDVERNMENT The student government has this year, as in past years, been striving for immediate action on problems which arise in the school and which concern students in their relations with each other. lt is the business of the Council to act on such matters. The members of thd Student Council, with the exception of the editors of the PROGRESS and the HATCH ET, are elected by popular vote of the student Body members. Editors are appointed by the faculty sponsor of the publications. All members of the Student Council must maintain a C average in order to hold their odices. The following have been members of the Student Council for the past year: lV1erle Petersen, Stu- dent Body presidentg Hardy Golston, vice-presidentg Helen Freitas, commissioner of girls' affairs: Richard Schmidt, commissioner of boys' affairs: Dick Hansen, councilman-at-large5 La Verne Seibert. secretary: llflary Iillen Petersen, commissioner of finance with Diana Mackersie as assistant treasurer: lrene Sauermilch, editor of the HA'I'CHETg Catherine Steyer, PROGRESS editor. The other four council members are the class presidents: Lance Guynes. Senior: Leo -lelmini, junior: joe Hawks- worth, Sophomoreg .lack Robinson. Freshman. lfaculty sponsors for the year have been lVIiss Landers and Principal Sonneman. COUNCIL, Sealed: l .Naueiiuilr-li. I.. liiignn-s, M. l'en-ascii. Ii. Sm-ilu-rl. M. Id. l'i-'lt-rsc-n. Staiulimri ll. liolstou. .I. Ilolvinson. ll. llunsen. .I, llawksxxoltll. R. Sr-liniirlt. V. Stn-yn-r, I., Jelniini, N113 Sonueuian. ll. Freitais. Miss l,ander:s, IJ. Mackersie. FRUNT ROW: V. Hannickel, L. Linder. M. Bitters. L. Rasmussen, C. Egbert. T. Steele. B. Winnie. .L Lolmbia C. Steele. SEVUNIJ ROW: M. Hansen. I.. Bixby. Il. Bird. M. E. Petersen. I.. Heilwrt. Il, Ilauh-rtseher. Q' llainilton. I-I, Johnson. THIRD ROW: .l. Ilawksworth. ll. Winters. R. Freitas, R, Kalibjian, ll. M1-l'alu-, R Ilahlgrren. tl. HIOIIIQIYPII. Mrs. l'aranag:h. lHl'li WDW: R, .Ii-ffries. J. Nilveira. .L .tshue-kian. Il. .Ir-ns'-n, .I Yan Handy. Il. Nonnenuan. Il. Kisling. S, I'oulse-n. CALIFORNIA SCI-IGLARSI-IIP FEDERATION There were nine new members and twenty-one hold-over members of Chapter IS3 in the fall se- mester. Any student who earns ten points during a semester is entitled to membership in the C.S.l . in the followinr semester. An A trade counts three wointsy a B 'rade counts one uoint: and winnin ' ls I- l Is l I- a letter in sports or holding a Student Body Office counts one point. Those students entitled to membership in the first semester were Dorothy Badertscher, Dolore: Bird, lwarilyn Bitters. Lois Bixby, Glen Blomgren. Robert Dahlgren, Carolyn Egbert, Reuben lfrei- tas. Clarabelle Hamilton, Virginia Hannikel. Marilyn Hansen, joe Hawlcsworth, Robert nleffries. Herbert Jessen, Eileen Johnson, Ralph Kalibjian, Donald Kisling, Lucille Linder. Angelina Lobbia, Donald lWcCabe, Mziry' Ellen Petersen, Siyerdt Poulsen, Louis Rasmussen, La Verne Seibert, ,lack Sil- veira, Cecelia Steele, Theresa Steele. -loe Van Gundy, Barbara VVinnie, and Richard YVinters. Airs. ltlarie Cavanaugh is the faculty sponsor. The ofiicers for the fall semester were: president. Cecelia Steele: vice-president, La Verne Seibertg secretary. Dorothy Badertscher: treasurer, Robert Dahlgreng and publicity chairman. Theresa Steele. New members for the spring semester were Barbara .lean Amaro, Terry Arakawa. Yasuko Ara- kawa, VVilbur Blomgren, VVilburn Cowin, joseph Freitas, Evelyn Linder. Kate Mcblullin, .loanne Nielsen, Elizabeth Papazian. Gladys Papazian, and Patty .lean York. The second semester officers were president, Bob Sonnemang vice-president. La Verne Seibert: sec- retary, Joe Van Gundyg treasurer. Cecelia Steele: and publicity chairman. Dorothy Badertscher. Fourteen memberq from XV. U. H. S. attended the Spring Conference of the California Scholar- ship Federation, District 20. at Edison Technical School on March 2. At an assembly, ltlarch 22. the following were awarded the C.S.F. Torch, the official pin: Fresh- men. Yasuko Arakawa, Kate lVIclVIullin, -Ioseph Freitas, Evelyn Linder. Elizabeth Papaziang Sopho- mores, Terry Arakawa, VVilburn Cowing Juniors. Gladys Papaziang Seniors, Patty jean York and Nliriam Steffensen. Four Seniors, Eileen ohnson, Raluh Kalib'ian. Bob Sonneman. and La Verne Seibert, have won , l .l life membershiw awards. At fraduation the Cha wter seal is embossed u Hon their dimlomas. uwon any l l- . college or university recommendation. and upon their permanent record cards. Johnson. Miss STAFF. Sealed: J. Farris. V. Steyer. Siilllflillglf H. liolston, P. Pedersen. .L Jorgensen. F. tion, Nl. l'4-tvi'sn-ii. PRQGRESS 'lihe Progress stat? presents this 19-lo issue 1 f the Progress .liter zi semester of ing. A brief review of the process of publishing the book will give the reader an A theme is chosen iirstg then come the making the dummy, picture taking, and the articles, followed by reading galley and page proofs. A circus theme has been the book. planning and work- idea of the process. writing and typing carried out through The Progress staff members have been very cooperative this year and would like to express appre- ciation to Mrs. Nludge and various art students, for doing ri hne job of designing the division pages and cover. Pictures were taken by Nlr. John lVIaxwell of the lVIaxwell Studio. PROGRESS S'l'AFl Catherine Steyer ,,.... john Jorgensen., Jeanne Farris . Phyllis Pedersen., , Merle Petersen .,.., Ifileen johnson ,,,,, Hardy Golston Editor KTII ERINE S'I'ENl'1K ,. ,,,,...... ,Editor ,,,Assistant editor ,. ,Activities ,,,,.Girls' sports , Boys' sports ,Art editor Business manager IIIICNIC NXIIICIIMII I ll Ifflilor WASHINGTQN I-IATCHET llnrryl Hurryll Hurrylll lJon't miss th? hig show Ah! 21 scoop on ZIII 2lSSt'II1l1ly, footlmll game. or the hand show. No mutter what it is. there will he II Hatchet reporter there to cover it. .lfllII'I'IElllSlH is not il compulsory course: therefore. most of the students take it l5C'C1lllSt' they are interested in writing articles and seeing their articles in print. Last lfzlll the .lUllI'f'I2llISITl clzlss visited the Fresno Bee where they sam' the presses in action. Some of the students went to the Full conference :lt Fresno State College. lhis xeur the 'IH archer has II'l1IlI1f2llI1t'll the rating of A hy the grading committee of the Sun .Iouquin Valley Scholzlstie Press Association. lrene Suuerlnilch has heen eclitorq Thom 'l'hor :intl lfrnie lfoote, business IllJlI12lQl1'I'S. :intl Nliss Crow faculty sponsor. STAFF, N1-ole-II: Il, l.llIx, V. Nlejvr. I. Sam-l'rnil1'l1, Nl, Sleflvnsele. .l. l :il'l'is. lf. I ooIv. Ntzlnlling, First It xx I 1 mm XII I1 'I':u3IoI'. II. t'I:n'Ix. Nl. Iiroxxn. .I. I.. Spn-raver. Il. 'I'orrzlni'e. X. Hlxnnlslioinn. Neeoml- Hon: .. J I' 's. Vron. lv, Ilest. Ii. Illzlekxwll. Il, Ilzlnsi-n. I. lhol, Il. Iimlm-i'1s1-Ilelz JUNIOR PLAY CAST, Left to Right: M. Vhristensen. .I. Yan llundy. N. Eyer. ll. .li-sseu. R. Dalilgren. ll. Mar-kersie. M, flnlian. P. Stephens. K. Nielsen. .L Smith. .l. Kahle-r. DRAM!-XTICS The dramatics activities of XVashington Union High School have been under the direction of Miss Lucy Davis. The first success was the delightful comedy. Our Girls , presented by the Junior class on De- cember 13 and l-l. lfrom the comments heard on opening night it was the finest play the .luniors have presented for many years. Heading the cast as mother and father were Nancy' lfyer and .loe Van Gundy. The play told of an old maid aunt. portrayed by Diana hlackersie, who had a strong dislike for boys. She failed to realize until the end of the play that her own daughter had been blessed with three of the hateful creatures as she aptly put it. The three boys were portrayed by Robert llalhgren. Herbert Jessen, and Ramon Nielsen. As in most plays. l'All ends well . The second success was attributed to the Senior class when they presented Feathers in a Gale in Nlay. The play called for unusual costumes as the setting was at Cap Cod. lt concerned three widows who were going to be sold at a YVidows' Vendueu because they could no longer support thcmselvesg the people of the town knew. if the widows were not sold for servants, they would have to be supported by the townspeople. The three widows, portrayed by Agnes Stockle, Barbara Andersen, and hliriam Steiifensen, tried to catch husbands. They all succeeded, as only women can, with Captain Barnabas, an able sea cap- tain, portrayed by hlerle Petersen. uniting with Agnes Stockleg Parson Thatcher QBob Sonnemanj is caught by Barbara Andersen: and Zeb. the hired man, portrayed by Charles Smith. is claimed with much affection by llliriam Stettensen. SENIOR PLAY CAST, Front' Row: Ii, tnilersen. X. Slot-ltle, IP. lilattm-r. I, l'znuphe,Il. II. Taylor, M, Steffenseu. Miss Ilayis. Hai-k Row: li. Foole. Ni. Petersen. l'. Smith. H. Souueman, R. Sc-lunidl. BAND CLUB The Band Club has this year, as in pref vious years. been a most enthusiastic organiza- tion. As their initiation into the club new mem- bers were required to play solos on their chos' en instruments. Ifntertainment at the vari- ous meetings featured numbers by the mem- bers. Refreshments also proved popular feat- ures of the meetings. NIL Herbert Stephens has been cluh sponsor. Gladys Papazian was president and ' Y ' . ' . , Q FIIUYI' IIUW: 'I' Xl'aIy.lxya, IC, XrsIn'isIel'. IC. I'a11axilll hlarv Pereira. vice-president. lhe members in S11-pliens, o, yiayii.-.-, si-pt-oxo iron: .L .Io-sen. X ' V , , , I':ltrivk, I.. I'arrIini. Iv. Nlepln-ns. TIIIRII HOW: chose Lax era Pardnn as secretary and Lharles ii-alvieisi.-I-. I.. naua, i., i..m..as. y. in-N. I lIl'IlIII RUN: 41. I'apazian. l'. Xoorn:-u-lil. I', I'1-terse-n. XI. In Smith. tI'l'1lSllN'I'. reira. I4.Xl'li IIUXY: II. Ilenylei. 'I'. Iioop. XII. Stepln S, IIal'luig'. MASK CLUB 'lihe Blask Club started the year with a marked increase in membership over last year's number . . . fifty-nine as compared to thirty-three. ilihis club is especially for those interested in some phase of dramatics. During the meetings the members have staged some very interesting dramatic programs. Many members of the club took part in the tlunior and Senior plays and showed splendid talent. The club is under the sponsorship of Miss Davis. Ulfcers for the year have been: president, Cline XlcCann: vice-president, Gordon Thor: secretary. Catherine Steyer, and treasurer. Iflizaheth Hansen. IVIIUYI' ICUW: NI. Stvffvlisn-lu. 'I'. Slew-Ie. Ii. Johansen. II, Ili-dlosiali. XI, Nielsen, II. Ifosri-I, I . IIoII-may, IT. NIIIIIII. I.. NI4'Iin-nvie, .L Iiodgn-rs. NICVUXIP ROW: .L I'olLel'nlIz. .l. Ifarris, lb, Iiynl. IC. Jolllison. lf N11-yor. N. Iiingr. N. 'I'Ii+-is. XI. I'ouIsen, II. Nauellnilwli. XI, H11-:Isoi-. 'IIIIIKII HUM: I.. Souza. I', lying, NI. Illiili-, Ii. Jones. .I, Iialiler. NI. IIIIIEII. II. Ifolwrtson. I', Xandeipool, X. Sleyer. NI. Iiroxin. I lll'II'I'II RUN: Nliss Iiayis. Ii, NIar'Ivel'sie. Ii. Ilansell, I., Ilelring, II. Iialnelle. .l. I'oIm'rnil7. XI. .Ioln-s. .I. .Ii-nsen, IC. IIaynal'iI. I'. Xorh. .L Nlialnslloian, I II 'I'II ROW: I'. 'I'oolnnjian. XI. X, 1'In'isl4'nsen. 11 NIel'alnl. II. l'vle-l'sen. II. Ifwyi-I, H. IK:-st. Ii. Solnnn-rs. IC, I uIl'eII, Il. Xie-Isvn. I-f. l':1lln'lson. IIH'Ii ROW: IP. Raslnussen, II.. Nielsen. ll, Thor. .I. Robinson. X. Nielsen. 'I'. Netzlvy. F CHORUS, Iflulul Hum: II. I'In5. NI, Iilrlwe-lx, II SIIIXI-lu. I. Irzmzlll. II. XIIII4-lv-lu 12 Xlvwl-nl-IH. I II-IIImx.u Sw-UIHI Ilmxi K. SI1:lmNIxi1llu. ,I WIIIIQI. X. IIlI!l, ll IiuIwlI. Ii N'In.nutun. II. Nmlill. 'I'Iuil-I If--xx. 1 II.nmIIllm ,I, I'ul1n-VIIIIV. II. I lI-il.xN. II, .Il-In-N. ,Il Xlmlm, II.u'Ix Iifmi II, I':-luwv, IC Ifhnlu-. ,I, .I-ng.-nw-II. I Ihlxlvyl .I INN: II N Iln, 'IIA IIIAIIII. N-:ull-II: I.. Hlxluj. I'. II.l'xlI.ll-I. I. I.lluIvl. I., I.,af.llllx. I', Ixmg. Nl, I'-lulwn, X VIIAIIIIIIIII I' N14-1+Iu-HN, 'IQ Xl:aII:uxxn, ,I. .In-Inu-m, XI, II.1lnlIi4m. I. I.lmIvl. l', IU-Inv-uw, .I, Sp.-In-vl. lf Sm llIu, I9 Xllxmx-In Ii, .INN-1I..I, llzzxxlwxxullln. II. N'Im.IINuI.nluI .I, Nun, in-mul Ibm. IC, I'.lp.ufl.m, 'I', Ixmyp, XI I'-milf X IIII wiwk. Ix. Nlvplu-lux. II. .I+'tl'li4w. 11 Imp-,nfI.l'n. II.u-IX Ibm: Nlr, Nt.-pln.-nw, X, II:lum--Iwl. ,l. .Il-uvn. Il I-.11-m.m. H. Illmnlgwlu, I . Ilmnannigulu. BAND, Ifmnl Iimx: XI. Vlnrixlz-nwl.. X. l'::lrl.-IX, II, Ilvnul. Y. IC.xl-I. IP. Hull. If Ii-mp. l, I1-may--II-I.IA I llmy NI. I's-I1-Ilan. In, l':nlI:lfl:m. N-mwlul Iluxx: I . XI--xv-lvx IC. I,iwI4-x, X, l'Iu.uI1lIIlun. X. IIql4I.,l1N.-In-I. XI l'.IIIlN.-HA ll Iuvvmzln, IP. Nu-In-ln. I' I.lm.l. .I. II.IxxIwxx-IIIII, II N-Inxxnlw-nI:llv1I. IIm.I Ibm: XIV. Nl--plum-IIN. 15. I'.u1-,uf1.un, I w I .rn XI I Ilm .IH lip II Nlmlll. I Illvl, N, Ilullxxlu. I, Insular, I., ,In-xtumw. I.. l.1nfIlr. .I. I.. Slvml-wr, II. Xlkmx , ,. N Ibm: I., .In-Imlm. In Ilmluumzxl.. ll. .ll-lm-vu, XI. Nhllv. li, l'InIl. .I. Inn tlumlj. IC. I-'I-n1Ixn.uI1IN1-I, x lun., It nel...-bill. 1., Iiixlvlx. up su.-,,n..If.N. I 4 I If ICERS, Front Row: ll, l l'+'iI:!s. Y. ,Xi'zonian. Ser-- onil Roxy: X. Ilarln-rlsr-her. Y, Iiyr-r. Ii, Xinlr-rsell, Xlrs. lorhran. lim-k lion: XI. Str-ffensr-ii, IS, f'l:n'k+- GIRLS' LEAGUE The Girls' League is an organization to which every girl in school belongs. Meetings are held once a month. The oflicers for the year have been: president, Helen Freitasg vice-president, Miriam Steffenseng secretary. Vivian Arzoian3 treasurer. Nancy Eyerg executive committee members, Barbara Andersen. Audrey liadertscher, Betty Clark. 'llhe big event of the year is the annual mother and daughter banquet. This year it was carried out in a circus theme and was served in the American Legion Hall at Easton on Friday, February 8. Also another annual big event was Print Day which was held April l7. On this day every lassie blossoms out in a new print dress and girls teach classes. Mrs. XVanda Cochran was faculty sponsor this year. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The girls who have participated in inter- class sports and have earned points are mem- bers of the Girls' Athletic Association. Each sport takes place according to season. The sports in which the girls indulged this year were speedball, volleyball, basketball. and baseball. After winning a designated number of points, the girls are awarded emblems and letters. At the end of the Junior year the girl with the most points wins an athletic sweater and automatically becomes G.A.A. president N X I OFFICERS l 1'olit Row. I., Nvilu-rt, X Shu-kle, '. , llfl' SCIIIOI' yeilf. zoian. Baek How: Mrs. l'Ut'lll'l!lI. l', llamillon, I1 NI:n-kersie. l'. Hoy rl. Sweater girl and president this year was. Agnes Stockleg secretary, Vivian Arzoian. The class managers this year have been Senior. La Verne Seibertg junior Diana hlackersieg Sophomore, Clarabelle Hamiltong Freshman. Patricia Boyd. BOYS' FEDERATICDN The Boys' Federation, which is an every boy organization sponsored by lNlr. Hunt, elected the following ofhcers: president Richard Schmidt, vice-president, Tom Thor: secretary Richard Schwaben- land: treasurer, Ernest Foote. The Boys' Federation sponsors all activities among the boys in the school. During the year at various meetings the club was shown movies on football and other subjects interesting to boys. The club sponsored a wrestling tournament. A Talent Show was also scheduled as a money-making ven- TUTC. OFFICERS. Front Row: li. Selixxabenlaiul, lt. Si-hm liar-k Row: Mr. Hunt. 'l'. Thor, li, Foote. FICUNI' ROW: S. Cofia, J. Graham, R. Pearl. M. Christensen. M. J. PllPg'2lI'll B. Aniaro. M. Williams. L. Vol- V '41, J. Worstein. S. Nelson. SECOND ROW: X. Boyajian, J. l l'9ll:lS. W. Brown, l'. Bowl, .l. N Nielsen. R. lll'9llI't'. IS. Rlac-kkwell, .l. Ayt-rs, Mrs. l'il'l'1'f1, 'I'lflRll ROW: li, Stolylw. W. Brown, .L .l'Qll'l'5f'll. R. l-'H-ifas, R lxalihjian. II. Mi-llalre. R, Iliililgwli, .l. Johnson, E, Ikirnuenfer. l Ol'R'l'lI ROW: li. liuck. K. .lavkson, .I. ' ' ' ' ' li lirhti Ieonnf 1 vveira, R. lilifllll, li, Qinntano, N, His:-lien, . '. .I, n -f'. 'l'. l't-l't-im. IUVR ROW: ll, liobbift. li. Nonueman. ll. Jessi-n. .l, Jorpgvnsen. ll. l'efti!I. R. Nielsen. lb. Kislimr. SCIENCE CLUB At the beginning of its second year the Science Club outranked all other clubs in membership and started the year by electing Bob Sonneman as president and john Jorgensen as vice-president: Virgil lfischen, secretary: Patricia Boyd, treasurer. The club under the expert guidance of Mrs. Pierce used their meeting time for the study of scientific problems with experiments and the showing of scientific movies. The number of members enrolled in the Science Club proves that in this modern scientific world a great many students have keen interest in such problems. The club finished the year the presentation of club pins at a party where refreshments and enter- tainment were furnished to the members themselves. FUTURE FARMERS CDE AMERICA Realizing that farming is a science that takes study and preparation, fifty boys of W'ashington Union High School belong to the Future Farmers of America. At the end of four years they are ready to begin their life's work with a good knowledge of scien- tific farming, of the use of modern farm machinery, and of the keeping of accurate records, as well as the ability to find the most profitable markets for their produce. Une field trip was taken to Hanford, where the local boys competed with boys from twenty-six other schools in judging Aberdeen-Angus cattle. E. Vitali, T. Aust, R. Ataide, D. Rasmussen, and A. Nelson represented Washington and placed eleventh. Another field trip was taken to Madera to judge three classes of beef, two classes of hogs, and one class of sheep. On lllay Day the boys had a live stock show exhibiting many of their best animals. They also sponsored a similar show for the -l-H Clubs in the grammar schools. A good farmer doesn't believe in all work and no play, and so the boys gave an l .lf.A. dance on Nlarch 29. The officers for this year were: president, Richard Hanseng vice-president, Ernest Foote: secretary, Lance Guynes: treasurer, Eugene Vitalig reporter, Ramon Nielseng and sergeant-at-arms, Andrew Nelson. Nlr. Siverdt Poulsen is the sponsor. VRON'l' IUVW: R. Winters. R, Loflin. I-I. I-:irc-ia. I.. Ilaughtrg, li. Works. li, l'Ill'lIlt'IIl0I'. It. Xoki. I.. Imflin SFIUUNIP RUW: It. Nielsen. 'I'. Sllllllilllltlltl. I.. GIIXIIOS. E. Foote. tl. Potzernitz. H. Ilannn ,Il. Walters, It Brooks. J. Waite. Tlllltlb ROW: tl. tlalslm-l'. Nl. 'I'ereoka, .I. llrooks. .L Hair. ll, lilnnig.:ri-n. R. Rays. N. King 'I'. Aust. l 0llR'l'll ROW: ti. Yitali, tl, l.in1lel. X. Jones. H. Watts. li. .lac-kson l'. llarris, l.. Ih-itst-llliviilw. Il Rasnrussen. lt. Maitle. lKM'li ROW: li. Atkinson. Xl. Iivztns. A. Smith, M. llisgaarrl. A, Nt-lson, ll, Hansen IJ. liislillg. Mr, Poulsvn. FRONT ROW: R. Navarro, fl, Lutz, J. Mendes. A .Lobbia. B. Goodenough. M. Goodenough. B. Winnie, I. Cillllllibttil, ll, Jefferson. R. lliffen. IP. Flay. SECUND- RUW: Mrs. Cochran. D. Torrance, C. Arredondo, Y. llanniekel, l.. l4llI1i+'l', li. Valiral. .I. Watson. l'. l'e4l1-rsen. V. Steele. A. Ste:-kle, .L Delgado, .L Jelnlini. 'I'IIIRll IHVW: lt. lkunipln-ll. Il. Foster. I., Robinson. .L llntt. ll. Hearst, V. Van iiamnteren. N. Eyer. A. Ha' 1le1'tseliel'. G. llarris. J. Spemw-r. l'. Madsen, R. Rui. F1ll'll'l'll ROW: ll. Winters. I-I, Jensen. M. Fluke. N. l'larls, I. Sauernlilt-li. NI. Iiitters. li. Q'-xllins. ll. .tntlerse-n, NI. File. li. Miller. Y. Arzoian. l4'lF'l'll ROW: l. Raven. li. Winter. I'. Rllofli-Q. Ii. Wulf. IP. lllaltnvr, N. llirnlse-ll. Il, liarnette. J. .Xhlt-nieyer. II. lbs-eu':m. l.. Swilu-lt, l. llainllton. I. Xusl. IKM lx IADXX: Il, Ilnwlsi-ll, I.. 4-arf-la. M. Ilausen, N. 4-urillu-l'. ll. l'1'eltas, .l. llopll. L, llurr-ll. l'. 5l4'l':ll'lli5. ll. llzivlerlsu-l1l'l', ll. Hay, .l. lios:-. Q , . ,. W, , ,. ., .. AMA KI CLUB 'lihe Ama-Ki club was organized in I9-l--l. its name being derived from a Greek word meaning friendship . The purpose of the Ama-Ki is dancing enjoyment. After the monthly business meet- ings the remainder of the time is spent in dancing. Ar the end of last year. club pins were ordered and were received at the first meeting this year. New members solemnly went through quite a severe initiation, all in fun of course. The girls wore high heeled shoes, no make-up. straight hair and carried large hand-bags which contained a writing- pad for the old members' signatures. The boys wore kerchiefs on their heads and also carried hand- bags. At the next meeting those of the new members who didn't get the old members' signatures went through the spanking machine. Christmas was celebrated with a Christmas party in the gym. Presents were exchangedg later the members danced and refreshments were served. The last event of the year was End of the Year Party . Members wore levis and staged a square dance contest. 'llhe ofiicers for the year have been: president, Betty Rayg vice-president. Helen Freitasg secre- tary, Betty Clark. and treasurer. Audrey Badertscher, Mrs. Cochran is faculty sponsor. KNlT'N PURL CLUB This club, in the second year of its exis- tence, has had a happy, profitable season. At the first meeting Betty Olesen was elected president with Doris Taylor as vice- presidentg Norma Missakian has been secre- tary and Lois Rasmussen, treasurer. Jane Suo has been editor and Hate. McMullin, so- cial chairman. Mrs. Donsted was faculty sponsor the first semester and Miss Crow, the second. During the year the members have been knitting afghans for the Red Cross as well as l lWN'l' WWI H. 'l'- H'1'- L 1'e'l1-1'-lllisf. H- Uh-Hen. li V - 'i 'I . 5 Q N M4-K'a!I'Tlly. NKVUNID RUYVZ I.. llasinllsso-ll. l.. l'olvnl:lll WUT 'nil Un ln WHU4 PVUJCUS- 0011 mfff' nv. 'mit-1-. Mrs, twist.-.l, In ll.-ln, 'I'lllRID now: .1 Sun. N. Misnklan. lu. harajlznln. lx. hl4'SllIlllIl. ings have been held at various times in addi- tion to the stated meetings on general club days. The club had a Christmas party. MODEL AIRPLANE CLUB This club was organized three years ago for boys and girls interested in making and flying their own model airplanes. The club now has twenty-five members. David Barnes. Nick Pestorich. and Stanley Reed have been members for all three years. Leslie Castellon, Roderic Pence, jack Gabel. and Adrian DeNVitt are two-yeill' members. Gas models are owned by David Barnes, Stanley Reed, and Charles Brown. The offcers of the club are: president. Stanley Reed: vice-president, David Barnes: secretary, Ni- na Chalukiang treasurer, Nick Pestorich. lylr. Hunt is the sponsor. l lCHN'I' NWN: I,. l,ot'Iin. Il. Soinitzlalu. F. lloxn.1ni:1n X. 4'halukinn, H. lien-kvll. IC. Nlelnles. SICVUNII ROW: li, Vloinl, S. lk:llt'llIlxiII'lllIl. W. 'l'hon1psnn. l' Heins. Mr. llnnl. 'I'lIIHJ IIHW: N. l'e-shui:-li, IC. liar Pia., H. liloillg'l'1'n. Il. l'en4'1-. Flbl'll'l'lI HOW: ll. I'ol zernitz. .L Ile Will. .l. Hal-1-l, I.. lhustellon. 11 llroxxn li.ll'li ROW: A, Illuir, S. Il:-1-nl. ll. Nlillm-i', W, Blom grell, ll. llvgnolnls. S6 1 K WQCDD Sl-IOP CLUB This is a newly organized club under the sponsorship of lvlr. Dirksen. The purpose of the club is that those interested in working with wood may have an opportunity to prac- tice their hobby. During the meetings the members have worked on their individual pro- jects and have also used some of the time for the completion of projects begun in regular shop class. The membership is composed of eighteen members, seventeen of whom are enrolled in shop classes. Carl -Iensen has been president: Frank Lopez, vice-presidentg Hubert Ereman, UN I ICHW: I.. Sullivan. NI. Johnson. II. FI'l'IIIilII. gf-Qrgfgry-frg-glgurgr, I l II I. SICCUXD IHIIY: 'l'. Sllimamo o, NI, Shisllidiv. ' marripu. 'I'IIItIJ RHW: .I, Sat-4-41. IS. Gross. IC. 1 Nlr. Ihrwltseu. Il.XI'Ii RWW: .I. llallyer, V, .Is-uf in II towiu. BLQCK W Block NV started the year with a livelv initiation at which a large group of lettermen became th'- new members of the organization. After the initiation ceremonies various games were played including basketball between the old and new members. A candidate for membership in Block VV must have earned at least one letter in interschool sports. During the year the members ordered pins designed with a gold shield as the background for a block IV: a guard chain was attached to the numeral '-lo. Richard Schmidt has been president with Hardy Golston as vice-president, Richard Schwabenland as secretary, and lfrnest Foote as treasurer. Mr. Kramer, boys' coach, is sponsor. PXI ROW: I. Hit-I l'. lilir-kson. I.. lillylllw .l, Souza. nfs:-Ilueiiler. SICWINIP RHXY: R. Jeffries, .I. Ikswoith. Ii. Foote. I.. Jvlmini. IP. I'4-nr-1-. Mr. liI'IlIII' mi IIIIRII ROW: NI. Voelho. H. IgI'iIlll j. II. Sanilers. S lW:llIt'IIl2lIl4l. .I. I'eopI1-s, I-'Ul'Ii'I'II IIUW: II. Iilulxill II 1 I . . lostou, XI, Kiuliall, IC. l l'1'1lil1zIll1lwell. N. ll tlun. l'll'IlI HHN: Il. llansen. X, .Xslun-kizln. II. I1, I'. 'I'hol', .I. Yan Hourly. .5 :-- ' - 2? , .19'?fs- Z 4 f-...X vw 'F ' Wx df , . 5 'Q ,J ,- , Y, ' , 1 fl f' 5 5 , 'X 9' in 5 r X , J Q , V .x X 'U -L gr. . :eAJmJ f 35 214, - 'X ' Q ', A at-g ' I 'jg M , 'S -Q. 6 I X: N' f ll A 3 If ITV' +V, K' 4 'fm f ' .l 4 . Y ' Qt gi! df, Q Bu S Q' W L J A A N lr! W: i TS aj QTL I: Q 61 gf, I , fl! . 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Rose M. let I en IJ Rune Ii I I I NI Ii I IIIII III ISN in I lIn1ii'lIri IPII1nel s o I, 'one lsr 1+ I . ru ox ini '. . fllllm' lr ll rf ul. .. .oge VARSITY FCDCDTB!-ILL This year the varsity squad, directed hy Coach Kramer, played :good brand of foothlll through out the season. They started the season in good form hy defeating the Klngshurg Vikings 6 0 hut 1 the season progressed they lost their sting and finished the season in fourth plate with tu o wins and fou r losses. The season ended with the Panthers as guests at a turkey dinner QINCH by QMr C1111 rl hor I r and Nlrs. .Iim Gardner, hffr. Ostrom. and hir. Hawksworth. Ci JAC H KRA M ICR Oct. I9 Oct. 26 Nox Nov. Q Nov I Jet' I 7 IV.U.H.b .,,t.,te, 6 IV.U.H.S .....t ,YI2 XV.U.H.S .,,t,t... 6 IV.U.H.S .,... WI3 XV.U.H.S IV.U.H.b.,, I 7 Kingshur LI Reedleys , Selma , . Fow le r ,,,, Lemoore ,, Sanger .i., CLASS B FCDCDTBALL 'lllu' li Squad, also directed by Coach Kramcrr, wo none game, tied two guncx ind lost tuo Oct. Uct. Nov Nov 8 Nov. .Ill The power of the H players will help greatly next year in the building, f IINIT Noi lad many capable players who will probably lw standouts next yvar. XiV.U.H.S. XV.U.H.S ....,.,.. I3 XV.U.H .S XV.U.H.S W,U.H.b. fu .. .O Kingslnurg Reedley.. Selma ,,i, lfoxyler lmmoorv l.l F'l' 'l'lP RlHll'I': .l. llaxxk. wr . . . . -. .. .Ieffrir-5, S. Kzlllfflllilll. R. Kay. .l. Rolviuson, I'. 'I'o1m:ij: , ,, - 5' -N, . . iii: 1, I I li l'I'I'I lC' Nllfr. II. l'e'm'c-. F9I'lIIII:lllllSl'lI. VKX C s mrlh NI 'I'r-r-iokw I Souza. IC. l1IIlIl'0IlI't'. Il. Nii-IN-ii. Il, lime NI lnlhu ll II: mu en tiyl I I im I Voym 'I' Yhi nmol: I IMI I Iimheiu IIXIII! IUXXII I l I- ii if I- :if shiny Y xsllIlt'Ixl:lIl N. Iuiselien II, 1-olston M. 4.uIiau .I. Imrgsnsen VARSITY TEAM BASKETBALL PANTH ICR VARSITY 'lihe varsity haskethall team started the season in good form hy' winning most of their practice games: hut, as the league season got under way, the Panthers suffered a defeat from Lemoore in the opening game. 'Iihe following week the home town hoys defeated Sanger for the first time in many' years, thus hreaking Sanger's long winning streak. Kingshurg and Reedley came next, hoth losing hy' close scores. 'lihe Panthers really hit their stride when they walked over their rivals, the Red Cats from Fowler. 'lihe Panther team looked as if it was on its way to a championship, hut a strong Selma team ended ICaston's victory march hy defeating the Panthers 3124. 'lihe Panthers traveled to Urosi and defeated the I'imperors in a practice game to end the season in good style. PANTHICR CU BS 'lihe Cuhs got a had start at the heginning of the season hut. as the games came and went. they showed a great improvement and climaxed the season hy' defeating the Selma I3 team in the final game 30-2-I. 'lihe hoys showed good team work throughout the whole season and give promise of heing a tough team to heat next year. no matter how good the other schools are. KI'I IiIQNS The C class team started the season off well, Although they didn't win, they gave Lemoore a very' close game, 2I-Ib. 'lihe team looked as if it had great possihilities hut in the middle of the season they had a slump and failed to win any game until their last with Selma hy a score of 22-IQ. NTHER CUSS, Ifionl Ilow: 'I'. Sluimamoto, Ii. .lt-Ifrie-s, Ii. I i-i--limlmlsvii, Y. Iiiselieli. .l. Ilayyksyyorlll. Sm-V lil It Il lllel I Ih I ow: . S: It -s. N. Foe o. .. Huynf-s, ID, Yielsen. II. Iiarnelte. Ii, Illat-ksill, Ilavk Hou: .I. Souza. II. ilils, ,I. Itohinson. I,. Ill'IfSt'IlIIl'llIl'I'. tl. Yilali. NIV. Kl'.llln'l'. naples M, IH-If-1-em, R, INPIIIIIIIII II. S II Il NI I II N nI1 NIL: 1 k VARSITY TEAM BASKETBALL IVASHINGTON A H L' 3-I I7 lb I , I.L'lIl0OI'l' 38 I0 7 ,, , , ,Sanger 36 21 8 ,, Kingsl wlnr g 32 Ib I8 Kc-edlcy . -I9 IU 0 , lfuwler 2-I 30 22 ,,,, I ,Selma PANTHER KITTENS. I rmn Ibm: I-1, liar'-1.x, I III Ix I Intel I Inn 1 NI I In I N 1 II KXIIIIII-Nlul III11 I'. Imun:lJl:1lu. I,. Nulllxzm. 'I'Imr R Rm' II. Winlers, ', 4' .1 1. I. , VARSITY, Front Row: 'l'. Hliilnainoio. II. Sanders. I. lbiel, H. I-Iisehen, .l. IH-oples. R. Seliwalwnland. Hawk Row: W. 'I'Ilonupson. IP, Iinrnetle. NI, l'o4'IIlo, Y. Hisr-lien. I.. .Ielniini. II. Okada. I,. Iieifsdineider. BASEBALL The IVashington Panthers, League champions of 'el-5, started the I9-Ib season in good style hut were no match for the hard hitting Sanger Apaches. However the Panthers came hack strong when they handed the Fowler Redcats a defeat on their own diamond. 'lihe team was still in good form when they defeated the Reedley nine in the third game of the season. Then the Panthers suffered two defeats at the hands of Selma and Kingshurg to end the season, giving up their Sequoia League championship to the Sanger Apaches. SCORE BOARD April I - YVashington ...., ,,,, S anger 13 April 5 - XVashington .,,,,,,,,, Fowler ,,.. 5 April 12 - XVashington .,.. .,,, R eedley, I April I8 - XVashington ,.,.,..,,, Selma , ,. 5 April 26 - VVashington ,,,, ,,,.. K ingsburg, 7 The lVashington -Iunior Varsity baseball team had no League game league contests with Roosevelt, Caruthers, Sanger and Parlier respectively weak on defense, but managed to get one win out of four games played by Junior Varsity on their own diamond. SCORE BOARD lvlarch 15 XVashington ..,, , U Roosevelt ll Nlareh I9 YVashington l Caruthers ,, 5 March 27 VVashington .,..,, I5 Sanger, ,IQ April 3 XVashington H5 Parlier ,,,,,,, 0 s. but they had four non- The junior team seemed defeating the Caruthers, JUNIOR VARSITY. Front How: Ii. I1'I-i'1IinamIsen. II, 4LoIs'on. Ii. lilac-Itsill. Ii. Sunni-inan. Il, Rasmussen, II. .Ieffries. J. Ilawltsxxorth. R. lIk:l4Ia. II:u'It Row: II. ,Koki R. Brooks. II. Lic-Illi, IJ, Kisliltg. Ii, Xlilli-l'. Ii. Nlolr l1'lY. .I, Brooks. W. l'oxxin, IP. Nielsen, .I. Souza, 'I'. Nm-Izlep. W. YarIn'ong'Ii. Ii. I armentel', NI. ,IoI1nson. ite mens. XX. l'ow1n, K. hvliln 1 i. ., B wk ' oka. V. Nh-l':unl. INTRAMURAL SPGRTS Then 1945-46 intramural sports season opened early in the year with class competition in foot- iive games played. in hand. ball. The sixth period took the championship in easy stride by winning all of their Basketball was next in the list of sports. Fifth period had the championship well Boys' lfederation. Topping the list of such sports was the wrestling tournament sponsored by the ' from L25 to 195 There were six classes of events according to the weight of the contestants, ranging pounds. The following boys won championship bouts in the finals: G. Robertson, L. Guynes, U. Bar- nette, G. Bradley, S. Eischen, and B. Yarbrough. Track and baseball were also planned but had not been played when the Progress copy was sent to the printer. BASKETBALL WINNER9. l I'olI' Kimi J. Hillrvl. lf. Xlvlivlllie, lf llall'l'iN. llzlvlx N. liisi-lien. I.. Jelinini. U. l'lllll'l'll. . K in K V .., A . l CI 4-lisnn. R. Sfdmnlwlllalml, Xl. Xoski lion 0. 1 I KNEELING: B. Hlavkwell, R. Dahlgren, M. Gulian. J. Van Gund . STANIJING: F. llovnanian, B. Winnie, B. Johansen. U. Steyer. E. Hansen. A. Badertseher. B. Ray. C. Hamilton, M. Christensen ll. Maekersie. D.B.11lertsf-her. Mrs. Cochran. TENNIS Ten VVashington Union tennis enthusiasts under the coaching of Mrs. Cochran played in five league tournaments this spring. Teams were met from Sanger, Fowler, Lemoore, Reedley, and Kings- hurg in the order named. Against Sanger the local players lost all events. The other four tournaments featured four and one as scores, the locals winning four matches from Fowler and losing four each to Lemoore, Reed- ley, and Kingshurg. ln the Fowler tournament, Easton won girls' singles, girls' doubles, hoys' dou- hles, and mixed doubles, and lost boys' singles. ln the Lemoore and Kingsburg events lfVashington was winner in hoys' doubles and loser in girls' and boys' singles and in mixed and girls' doubles. ln the Reeclley contest Reedley was victor in all events except boys' singles. Florence Hovnanian was Washington's girls' singles playerg Alford Ashuckian and Bill Black- well shared honors in boys' singles. Mike Gulian and Joe Van Gundy were boys' douhles players Audrey Badertscher, Diana Mackersie, and Catherine Steyer played in girls' doubles while Robert Dahlgren, Barbara Winnie. and Audrey Badertscher were used in mixed doubles. VOLLEYBALL WINNERS. Front Rui I ll x X Vzlrrlini. N. liirilwll. Sm-nlnl lu r.unf'v. .I, Wulxon. 14.14-It How Il Xlnku lm It lin-Ivll ll X 1 The Senior :intl junior girlQ tical for first phlcc in tha- in catch won chzunpionahip in two of thc four sports. The four ami sotthzlll. The two won hy thc Scniors wcre soccer :md vollcylwzill and softball, The Juniors won in vollcyhzlll with ll zucorc of winning Seniors came second, winning two. io-'ing onc. and tying nonc two, and tying noncg last came the Fr:-hmc-n, winning none 'lihc volleyhzzll captains from czlch class werc: l'iI't'SilIT1lI1 le L u in owioniou ox R2lSSl'IlllSSi'IlQ junior, .lose-pliinc Potxcrnitz: Scniof, Irene Sul:-11111 ni VOLLEYBALL ALL-STARS. I it luw Il nl Xl XI'-ukglwzl Hawk Ii-iw' I4 Hu N SOCCER WINNERS, Frou' Row: I , l':iln':il, J, .Khl1neyei'. M. Str-ffenseli. Y. .Xrzoiun X. Shzllllrslloizll-. Sc-roml Row: M, lironli. l'. Yolk. ll. lll:l'lnvl'. li, NVesl. .K. Sior-klr. I. Stes-lv. 'I'hilwl Row: I.. Sit-In-rl, ll. Fris-tus, Il. lhnvlm-isr'ln'i'. SOCCER The score board for soccer shows the Seniors winning three games and tying oneg Juniors winning two, losing one, and tying one: Sophomores winning none, losing one and tying threeg Freshmen win' ing one. losing one, and tying one. The soccer captains were: Freshman. Audrey Pzxtriekg Sopho- more, Virginia Hzlnnickelq junior, Bernice YVulf. and Senior. Ln Verne Seibert. BASKETBALL Bziskethzill ended showing the Seniors us champs with a score of winning three, losing none, and tying none. The -luniors came in second winning two, losing one, and tying none, Sophomores third. winning one, losing two, and tying none: then Freshmen lust, winning none. losing three and tying none. The captains for baslcethzill were: Freshman, llflaxine Hamilton: Sophomore, Clzlrabelle Ha- milton: tluniors, Betty Bzirnetteg :ind Seniors, Tx'I2lTi0Il Brown. SOCCER ALL-STARS. l ronl lfuxxi Xl liroxxlu. li. Smith. .l. lhivsolr 'I', .XI':lkilw:i. .X. l'zlV- rivk. Hi-1-.mil Row: l'. Xorh, .L Slot-klv. l'. Ilnnnillon. Il, Wulf. I.. Nusnnlssen. N. Bird- sell. 'Zi BASKETBALL WINNERS. l l'onl Row: l . Johnson. Nl. NU-ffm-nscll tl, W:-sl. lim-k R1 IC. l'alxr:ll, .X. Nm:-lil:-. II. l reilas, I', Ymk. Xl. Brown. INTERCLASS SPCDRTS SOl 'l'BALl, The juniors won the championship of the last sport of the season. softhall, with the lilllll 11211110 played as part of the llflay Day activities. The .Iuniors won all three of their games: Seniors won two and lost one. The Sophomores won one and lost two while the Freshmen lost all three of their games. Playing for the winning junior team were lf. Hovnanian, B. YVulf, R. llirclsell, li. Hansen. l,. Partlini. D. Torrance, B. Goodenough, B. Barnette, Xl. Goodenough, Al. Potzernitz. Softball captains were Senior, Patty York: junior, lilizaheth Hansen: Sophomore, A. Hurt: Freshman, Elizabeth Papazian. . ln each sport an all-star team is chosen. consisting of the best players from every team competing in any sport. Iiach class also elects a sports manager for the year. The sports managers are also on the execu- tive committee of the G.A.A. Xlanager for the Freshmen was Pat Boyd: Sophomores, Clarabelle Hamilton: Juniors, Diana Nlackersie: Seniors, LaVerne Siehert. Mrs. Cochran has coached the interclass sports. BASKETBALL ALL-STARS. Flon! Hou: NI, liroxxlu. l'. hulls. I., Raslllilssell. I-1. Joh ll IP. Nln-In-1's1n-. ll, Pr:-ltas. 4 v iw Www W , ' PX f'f3'?N F V ,, K 9 aj Q f awww, 5 . hd? W I 'i .N X QQ-A X Exfkgef 3' . ,mi K Apknzak- .rw 52 as ,ww :squ- 1 fx, 5 F 2 ' 4' ska ,X 'SW'-sz' S! ? AUTQGRAPHS QQSAY? xfl,?21b 2 2 W Eiifbfi 3? - 1 ' . 3525 5512? iid it 'QQ 'ESP A523 'O '25 CQSE2 WWW ELM awww JQJJLE xx.-iq ,f 1 ,J gsij hx V ,X . if Q . J ,Q V , 1 y J Yi ,W f fx' r X Q X XT Xi a. X J X .1 sa, Exif, 223 H fag?