Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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Senior Class P reside n I V ice-Presidenf Secretary Tre usurer John Andrade Edward Enos Daisy Mendenhall Joseph Eontes Motto Utrunujue parafus—Ready for any fate Colors Purple and Gold Flower Violet THE HOUSE AND THE ROAD The little Road says, Go, The little House says. Stay; And O, it ' s bonny here at home. But I must go away. The little Road, like me. Would seek and turn and know; ‘ And forth I must, to learn the things The little Road would show I And go I must, my dears, And journey while I may, Though heart be sore for the little House That had no word but Stay. Maybe, no other way Your child cotdd eier know Why a little House would hare you stay. When a little Road says. Go. JosHPHiNK Preston Peabody .

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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]

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Senior Class Will We, the senior class of Washington Union High School, being in full possession of all our mental faculties and having no fear of anyone before our eyes, not even Mr. Hodges or the other teachers, do hereby devise, will, bequeath, and convey our various earthly possessions, to the persons hereinafter mentioned, to be by them held in undisturbed possession through the length of their mortal span. To the faculty we leave the comforting hope that the next senior class will be as great as we have been. To the juniors we will and bequeath the commodity which we have had in great abundance, and which they most sorely need, our entire stock of common sense. To the sophomores we leave the radio for use during activity period, as a preventive for study. To the freshm.en we leave sundry wads of gum under desks and elsewhere, hoping they will enjoy them as much as we have. I, Alice Agna, will and bequeath my ability to grow large to Doris Destrella and Mary Azevedo. I, Evelyn Amaral, will and bequeath my disposition to worry over my studies to Laura Peixotto and Mae Amarant. I, Clarence Anderson will and bequeath my pep during Econ. to Bill Turner. I, Helen Andrade, will and bequeath my position as secretary to any one who wishes to work. I, John Andrade, will and bequeath my parking place outside Mr. Solvason’s room to Clarence Souza. I, Florence Aust, will and bequeath ' nty line of talk” to Edith Mello and Mae Fontes. 1, Jack Awbrey, will and bequeath my slenderness to Toshi Satoo. I, Bob Amyx, will and bequeath my power to attract the women to Fritz Swanson. I, Manuel Azevedo, will and bequeath my ability to be seen and not heard” to Madelyn Azevedo. 1, Anthony Bettencourt, will and bequeath my sessions in the office to Massao Kataoka. I, Percy Broberg, will and bequeath my ability to throw erasers to Orville Blose and Richard Silva. I, Lillian Cesari, will and bequeath my perfect gym outfit to Alvina Enos and Louise Neves. I, Charles Dana, will and bequeath my singing voice to William Wyatt and Sabino Ramos. [ 17 ]