Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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FLORENCE AUST Sparkling eyes and friendly smile Sure to greet you all the while. PHILLIP SOUSA Regret is poor mending material. LILLIAN CESARI She always keeps us gay With her merry little way. PERCY BROBERG Knowledge enlightens the mind. LENA RIVERS Lena is one of the kind Who says what’s on her mind. ELMER LEWIS We’d be in an awful fix Without the date 1066 . HELEN ANDRADE I believe in reading mintues instead of counting them. ICHIJI MATSUDA Thinking men talk not till their tongues tire. [ 14 ]

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ALICE AGNA Peace is best undisturbed. LEON MENDONCA It isn’t so much what you say as how vou say it. MARIE ESCOBAR A happy-go-lucky miss fust plumb full of bliss. MORRISON GREEN I do not like noise unless I make it. STELLA MENDONCA She has a constancy words nor affronts can shake. CHARLES DANA Wisdom is not everywhere. ANGIE FAGUNDES One whom little will not content. RAPHAEL SOUZA Not a bit like a ' ’Scotchman” v. iih his smiles.

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HAZLE HEMPLEMAN Such charms as hers soothe the heart and eyes. MANUEL AZEVEDO Small men are useful now and then. FRANK STEINMETZ Just a boy with a quiet way, Never a host of things to say. ANTHONY BETTENCOURT This life we spoil with continuous toil. LEE WILSON A lad with a speaker’s voice, But a mechanic by choice. EDNA WELLINGTON One who is well read Is not easily misled. [H]