Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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FOURNIER STEVENSON ROSE SALVADORINI GEIB FURTADO WHITFIELD XENI€C CLAiX T7 our years ago, in 1929, a crowd of frightened, gawking scrubs foundered about in the halls and lost themselves on the school ground. They struggled through the horrors of an initiation, and with fearful attitudes settled down to High School life. The next year, the same class took on an entirely different aspect. They domineered defenseless scrubs that were the same frightened Freshmen the Sopho¬ mores had once been. This was a year of blisterful revenge, and when the Junior year brightened the horizon, this class was wordly wise and set about giving other classes a good example and making a name for itself. Now that the four years are over and the struggle and triumphs are things of the past, the Seniors are leaving a name on the school books that any class would be proud of. They have held their grounds in Athletics, Scholarship, and Dramatics, and have even battled and subdued “Old Man Depression.” The class of ’33 is the largest graduating class Washington Union High School has ever had. The class officers are: Jack Stevenson, president; George Geib, vice-president; Muriel Fournier, secretary; Lucille Rose, treasurer, V asco Salvadorini, yell leader; Ann Furtado, student council representative and Kathleen Whitfield, Hatchet reporter.