Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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9 )U3A9R NAME NICKNAME PA VORITK KX PR KSSION Alice Lucas Luky My face Helen -Martin Sis. Well! Oustave Mattson Ous. Well you see Fred Nitta Nit Oh. yes Adelaide Nunes Babe 1 thought so Arthur Nunes Art. Don't tease me Manuel Nunes Plat Not much Leo Oliver Le. Oh Boy! Winifred Owen Winnie My Buick Joseph Perry Quo Yeah Lawrence Pimentel Pinnule Por Xmas sakes Kathleen Pope Pickles Oh fats! Rita Revere Rit 1 won’t CSeorjfe Richards Hoc. When my grandmother Mary Sa Maria Don’t be too sure Alwln Searles Sheik Burn my clothes Manuel Souza Monkey Don't get tough Victor Sousa Vic. Banana Oil Adele Stelnhoff Steinie I’m going to laugh

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u»0)X)tf oHu.l Horoscope NAM R NICKNAME FA VO R1T K KX I lt KSSK)N FAMOUS FOR AM HITION DESTINY Irene Alameda Renoo Don’t be the shows Yell leading Crimn Donna Married life William Anderson Chemistry if you only knew (Jiggling Tennis player Hired man Sibyl Dolelho Sib. For the land sakes I'laying duets Art teacher Chorus girl John Hrown Lrainless Is that so? His dreamy eyes Football coach Water carrier Louise Clark Cackles Say. kid The Charleston Music teacher Claying hand organ Velma Copeland Tiny Oh. I ilunno Her curls l'hys. Ed. instructor Farmerette Alice Dargitz Digs Share Her shorthand Private secretary Theater usherette Edna Destrella Ed. Isn't that terrible Her complexion Beauty expert Housewife Grace Dutra (Sracey How about yourself Claying basketball — school teacher Dairymaid Laura Dutra Susie Vou’d be surprised Translating Cicero Nurse Vaudeville singer Aatone Kscabur Crow bar Hello. Sweetheart Singing Doctor Tramp Madeline Furtado Teddy Who said? Sewing To grow tall Selling newspapers 1.aura Garcfu Circus (See wigs Her garters Economics teacher Ja nitress Tennoka Jones Tenny Don't let on Her eyes Society leader Famous swimmer Dayle I.angdon Good-looking ( wan Raby talk Kindergarten teacher Midget Fr«-d Laudenslager Logey Ah. now His zebra socks Math, teacher Real estate dealer Mildred Laudensl iger Mllly (Josh! Drawing Artist Sign painter Marjorie Logan Marg. He's keen Her shyness Nurse Soda Jerker

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THE WASHINGTONIAN We, the Class of 1926, of Washington Union High School, realizing that in two short months we shall be nothing but a memory, take our pen in hand to make an ordain this as our last will and testament. To the Faculty we leave sympathy at the loss of such bright students. To the Juniors we leave Red Keller, hoping they will cherish him as we did. To the Sophomores we leave our ability to get by on our dispositions. To the Freshmen we leave our overpowering dignity. WILL I, Irene Alameda, do will and bequeath my acting ability to Josephine Boggini. I, Bill Anderson, do will and bequeath my ability to ride a motorcycle to Harriet Tyson. I, Sibyl Botelho, do will and bequeath my ability to Charleston to Isabel Ferry. I, John Brown, do will and bequeath my muscular figure to Ernest Brown. I, Velma Copeland, do will and bequeath my scholarship to Laurence Keller. I, Louise Clark, do will and bequeath my jazz playing to Antoinette Botelho. I, Alice Dargitz, do will and bequeath my boyish bob to Margaret Lowrie. I, Edna Destrella, do will and bequeath my flirtatious manner to Jewell Anderson. I, Grace Dutra, do will and bequeath my friend in San Francisco to Viola Souza. I, Laura Dutra, do will and bequeath my ability to translate Latin to Lucy Shinn. I, Antone Escobar, do will and bequeath my sheiking to Hugh Stinhoff. I, Madeline Furtado, do will and bequeath my natural wav to Mae Dias. I, Laura Garcia, do will and bequeath my card playing to Gladys Rose. I, Tennoka Jones, do will and bequeath my Chevrolet to Inez Brown. I, Fred Laudenslager, do will and bequeath my high dive to Jack Awbrey. I, Dayle Langdon, do will and bequeath my boy friend to Alice Ferry. I, Alice Lucas, do will and bequeath my home cooking to La Verne Stivers. I, Mildred Laudenslager, do will and bequeath my curls to Tubby Porter. eij hteen