Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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“A rare mixture of jol¬ lity and fun. Who relishes a joke, And lejoiees in a pun,” Donald Spetti “Nothing- but himself, Could be his equal. If he has any faults. He has kept us in doubt.” Avilla does the best his -Circumstance allows Does well, acts nobly; Anf»els could do ' no more.” Eugene Justus “How fit to employ. All the heart and soul, I ' orever in joy.” Clarence Lucas SENIORS 19 3 1 Sophie Swanson “ The finomes of joy and S ' ladness And the spirit of the gay Enchant her happy lau£ hter And chase all care away,” Roumilda Rose ‘‘Other girls may cut their hair. Hut T intend to keep my curls,” SUMI Nakashima ‘ S till climbing- after knowledge infinite, And always moving r e s t 1 e ss as the spheres.’ Aldina Perry ■■h )r come days happy or come days sad, I count no hours but the ones made glad.” Page Thirteen

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Agatha Willis “To those who know thee not, No words can paint! And those who know thee, Know all words are faint.” Irene Cieslak ■‘Her smile is as twinkl¬ ing ' . As her golden hair is bright.” Arlene Oliveira “She has the inexpress¬ ible good fortune To win true hearts And the merit to keep them.” Irene Oliveira ‘W’ith hands that are long and slender, IL ' nee makes those typ¬ ing keys surrender.” Romaine Reivere H e ' d undertake t o proye, by force Of argument, a man’s no horse. He’d prove a buzzard is no fowl. And that a lord may be an owl.” Milton Monger “Never was 1 afraid of women I Catch me vampire. If you can!” George Colev “Tlie common, all men have: That which is rare Men thereft)re seek to have, . nd care to keep.” Frank Mattos “Life is a jest. All things show it. 1 thought so once, I’.iit now 1 know it.” Page Twelve

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Bolivar Lerma “I find the earth not gray but rosy, Heaven not grim but fair of hue.” JIHARA ‘Who counts each day lost Unless he accomplishes something ' .” Vincent Bettencourt “Laugh at all things great and small. And unlike Humpty you’ll never fall.” Edward Bimemiller •‘What’s a circle or two To a mathematician who Understands theorems and triangles And knows his tangents and rectangles.” Nadine Seppi “A petite miss Who always seems To be enjoying Hach moment of bliss.” Judith Gronley “ ’Twas not her golden ringlets bright, Her lips like roses wet with dew It was her eyes of bon- nie blue.” Mitsuye Kawaguchi ‘‘A truer, nobler, trusti¬ er heart. More loving or more loyal never beat Within a human breast.” Lola Luna ‘‘The world goes up and the world goes down. And the sunshine fol¬ lows the rain And yesterday’s sneers and yesterday’s frown Can never come back again.” Page Fourteen