Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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Anthony Fields When I am grown to man’s estate I shall be very proud and great. Eva Teeter She says business is in her line And wants to be a sten¬ ographer fine. Florinda Furtado Her looks are attractive, her disposition’s sweet. And that isn’t all, her reputation’s complete. Carl Salmon Sometimes I think I’d like to be a different sort of man. But then again, I think I’ll be just what I am. Mary Beveridge She’s all that’s honest, honorable and fair; An’ when the Virtues died they made her heir. Marjorie Martin She’ll look fine in a phar¬ macist’s shop Selling medicine, candy, and soda-pop. Bert Silveria In “Silveria’s Scandals,” you’ll hear of Bert some day, In order to see this cho¬ rus, a Ziegfield price you’ll pay. Helen Baird She cares little what the world will say. She just goes ahead and has her way. [23 ] 4

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Ethel Ferry A heart that’s full of fun and gaiety, A pretty little nurse she’ll surely be. Vernon Ichisaka For nature has but little clay Like that of which she moulded him. Frances Habenicht They say variety is the spice of life; But one, for me, seems very nice. James Cull What do you s’pose Jim Cull will do? It’s a puzzle to me. How about you? SENIORS Leland de Quadros Some people never seem to have a single care on earth; Leland has been one of these ever since his birth. Doris Destrella She is always studious as can be. And her monthly reports show no two or three. Mildred Sayles So careful of the type she seems. So careless of the single life. Louise Oliver She who lives the noblest life Finds life the noblest gain. [ 22 1

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Allen Caldeira He’s quite a popular fel¬ low; He’s famous for playing the cello. Martha Crane This young lady’s noted for her curly hair, If it were a permanent ’twouldn’t be so fair. Dorothy Smith If to her share some fe¬ male errors fall, Look on her face, and you’ll forget them all. SENIOnSi 1919 Laura Peixotto A nobler yearning never broken her rest Than but to dance and sing, be gaily drest. Frances Milani A lively girl, full of fun. She is friendly with ev¬ eryone. Louis Pebelier Not so bad if you’re speaking of looks. But oh, how he hates those big text books. [ 24 ]