Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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SHIP ' S LOG Chapter One ADMINISTRATION OhapterTwo CLASSES Chapter Three ACTIVITIES Chapter Four SPORTS Chapter Five HUMOR

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FOREWORD Sailing together throughout the past year on the good ship Washingtonian, we have stored up memories of incidents on both placid and stormy waters. When we walk for the last time down the gang plank, we shall be thinking of friends that we have made, the ports at which we have called, the good times we have had on board, and the ways in which we have been prepared for future voyages. Sharing in the responsibilities of sailing our craft has made us more independent; doing some of the meaner tasks has made us more humble; sharing good and bad with each other has made us better sports; weathering storms has made us better sailors. In order to immortalize this cruise, the staff has aimed at recording its happenings in as vivid a manner as possible. Helen Rogers, Editor.

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DEDICATION Th e success of a voyage depends to a very great extent upon the ship ' s officers. This year we have been fortunate In having as one of our officers one who assisted us in chart¬ ing a safe and enjoyable course. As an expression of our appreciation for his efforts in our behalf, we the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and thirty-four sincerely in all friendship dedicate this volume of the Washingtonian to MR. WARREN E. GRAVESTOCK