Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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JEANNETTE PORTER Jeannette who is a brilliant student, As ' Tubby’’ is better known, Wherever she may wander. She’ll surely hold her own. INEZ BROWN Inez is a loyal girl. She loves old Washington Hi; Yet in her heart there is a part. Reserved for the Alumni. KENNETH FERRY Kenneth was baseball captain And all ’round athlete too. And now that he is leaving What will poor Washington do? ANNA SILVERIA For Anna S. we do predict Of future’s gift the best. Her gaiety is a reason why; One glance will tell the rest. MARGARET LOWRIE Margaret is a leader Her name to us means power; And yet to all appearance She seems but a fair flower. GLADYS ROSE Gladys is a happy girl; At all of us she’s smiled; But just a word of warning here— You’d best not get her riled.

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U cislttni tontetn MARY PERALTA Mary has a little smile; She wears it all the time, And maybe that’s the reason We all think she’s just fine. JAMES COLLINS . Jimmy always has a part In everything we do. Such folks as he, you will agree Are often all too few. laverne stivers LaVerne is our fair editor. Without her what would we do? And there’s at least one senior boy Who feels the same way too. MILA NORRIS Mila N. has laughing eyes. Smiles demure and dimpled chin. Glances shy with love bestowing Win the hearts of gentlemen. VELOIS FOURNIER To everything that we have done A willing hand he’s lent; So now we think you’ll all agree That he’s a perfect gent. MARGARET MOORE Margaret’s quite artistic; We see for her great fame. She draws and sings with equal skill And makes of life a game. m

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ADDISON RICHMOND A well-known lad is Addison We cannot call him light, But if you ask— ' What’s wrong with Add?” We’ll answer, He’s all right.” ANTOINETTE BOTELHO Antoinette may follow in Galli Curci’s shoes. And all the while she’s singing She’s driving off the blues. NORI NAGAI Though Nori may be tiny He is an athlete rare; Especially in baseball He lets ’em know he’s there. MAE DIAS We all know Mae’s a jolly girl Though our ear drums she does tax. No, that’s not an awful bang We were speaking of her sax. WILBERT BETTENCOURT Wilbert talks and talks and talks And never seems to care; But when there’s any work to do. He’ll be the first one there. VIOLA SOUZA Viola has a profession— Stenography—that’s it. She’ll have no trouble in getting work Her looks will make a hit.