Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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THE WASHINGTONIAN President . LAURENCE PIMENTEL Vice-President. EDNA DESTRELLA Secretary . WINIFRED OWEN Treasurer . FREDERIC LAUDENSLAGER Motto “STRIVE TO WIN” Class Flower CECIL BRUNER ROSE Class Colors OLD ROSE AND PEARL GRAY Paye fourteen

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THE WASHINGTONIAN LEO OLIVER You can never plan the future by the past. SYBIL BOTELIIO My heart is like a sin J’in.o: bird. MANUEL SOUZA Be silent and safe, silence never be¬ trays you. MARJORIE LOGAN A kind and gentle way has she GEORGE RICHARDS Variety’s the very spice of life. ADELAIDE NUNES A soft answer turneth away wrath. l ag e thirteen

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THE WASHINGTONIAN On August 14, 1922, we, the class of ' 26 enrolled in W. U. H. S. as Freshmen. There were sixty-five of us. We were shy and bewildered for the first few weeks. We looked upon the Seniors and upper-classmen as something way up above us, (but now we look upon Freshmen as being far below us). After electing class officers we gained more confidence in ourselves. It did not take us long before we felt as important as the Seniors. Labor Day was the day we most dreaded. The girls and boys were fixed up in Indian war-paint and made to execute a few dances and sing a few solos for the benefit of the upper-classmen, but we survived it. Our class has always been successful in athletics. There are several amongst us, if in continuing an athletic career, will make great names for themselves and our school. Taking the class as a whole, it has been a success. We have given parties, and the ' ' Junior-Senior Dinner’ ' all of which have been enjoyable social events. Our scholarship has always been high. Many Seniors have received honorable mention throughout their four years of school. The class of ' 26 had the pleasure of attending the old W. U. H. S.” for two years and the new W. U. H. S.” for two years . Our class has al¬ ways had a variety of everything. Although sixty-five pupils started out thirty-eight remained to com¬ plete what they started. We are happy that we have accomplished what we started out for, and have reached the goal. HELEN A. MARTIN, Scribe. I‘aye liftoon