Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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The Junior Class The junior class has made port after a very successful year. In the student body play, The Goose Hangs High, and in the Vodvil there were many juniors taking leading parts. At this play and the first night of the Vodvil they held candy sales to finance class projects. In the Scholarship Society the juniors have been very well represented, even capturing the office of president. In the operetta Once in a Blue Moon, there were at least three leading parts held by juniors, besides those that were in the chorus. This also shows their dramatic and musical ability. The juniors were much pleased with their class rings which they received in January. These rings are very attractive, the envy of the lower classes. The juniors have been well represented in sports of all kinds. In the football, basketball, baseball, and track teams, many of the most important positions were held and taken care of very well by juniors. The tennis team of the school includes several junior boys and girls who are outstanding in this sport. The Junior Prom, which was held on May 4, was an informal dance to which the whole school was invited. The evening was dedicated to the seniors by the class who will step into their place of leadership. The Prom was a fitting climax to a most enjoyable, successful cruise. - 4 22

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When My Ship Comes In When my ship comes in is a saying of old; With Youth and Romance it teems. Far out at sea Vve a lovely ship Thafs hearing a cargo of dreams. As daily it billows the jade green waves And plows through the misty foam, Its engines throb like a gallant heart That longs for the port of home. The trifles I plan when my ship reaches port, Theredl be treasure Til heartily share; There are tidy cabins for a wondrous cruise. Never mind just when or where. There are spacious decks for our numerous games. And wedl sail to the worlTs far rim. To the palm-tipped islands of fair romance Till the silver moon grows dim. When yny ship comes in, my companions and I Will voyage to distant strands; But why pretend Tve a mythical ship That is due from foreign lands? For my friends all know I must build that ship With my wits and my ozvn two hands; But Youth and Courage are magic gifts And my dreams worth while Til win. So yoidll understand when I sigh and say Ah! yes, when my ship co nes inV Grace Ura ’37. - 21

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Junior Class Officers Oscar Niemeth President Vernon Ellsworth.. .. ...Vice-President Erma Machado. Secretary Donald Flores Treasurer Leona Solon—......Class Reporter William Garcia..... Yell Leader Lillian Freitas and Eleanor Morris Girls ' League Rep. Leona Solon and Jack Rathbone...Student Council Rep. Mr. Webb, Chairman; Mrs. Wright, Miss Godfrey, Mr. Kibby, Mr. Pitman.....Class Advisers - 4 23