Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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HAIL TO OLD WASHINGTON Here we come with a toast and song To the school that we love so well. We love its spacious halls and grounds, Its mem ' ries make us thrill; But our fondest thoughts when years have run TArill r +QrYnr»o ■ rir»+Vioc Id Washington! ' T y ashin g on Urfftsln Highotmhats are off to you! 5 through and through; L, we ' ll root for every stand Th s made for Washington! (Yell) Rah! Rah! Rah! tch our team go tearing down the field! JJlen f iron whose strength will never yield. Hail! Hail! Hail! Hail! Hail to old Washington! »2I 1

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20 FERDINAND VALIM HENRY VALIM IRMA VALLES CARMEN VARGAS KATHERINE WEST PEARL WHITE IRENE WILLIAMS MIYOKO YAMANAKA (No Picture) ROBERT SHEDD LOUISE V JEANNETTE VIEU MARGARET WELLS GEORGE WEST

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T J U N I The Junior Class of the past year has shown itself able in many fields. Juniors hove held their own in dramatics, journalism, sports, and scholastic affairs. Last fall the class members ' dramatic ability was shown in the Student Body play, Babs, many members of the cast being of the third year rank. In the Vodvil also a number of skits were either presented or participated in by Juniors. For their Assembly Program the Juniors chose a play, The Trysting Place, which was presented by members of the Junior English Class. The staff of the Hatchet, school bi-weekly news publication, included a large number of Juniors, one of whom held the position of associate editor and one of business manager. The class was well represented in scholarship as well as in extra-curricular activities, with a number of members in the C. S. F. They also took part successfully in athletics, the class being well represented in all sports, particularly in tennis and basketball. One of the high spots of the year was the Junior-Senior Prom given by the » 22 «