Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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pirit is the fuel that keeps a school going. Nothing during the year can be done effi- k—7 ciently if the student body isn ' t behind it all the way. From the moment the year starts, efforts are made to help the new students fit in and to make the old ones feel more at home. Spirit isn ' t just a simple word to describe a ghost, a drink, or a feel¬ ing. It ' s an idea harbored by each student. It ' s the pride in the school, the enthusiasm behind the ef¬ fort, and the happiness that results when the goal is reached. This year happiness, unity, style, knowl¬ edge, and individuality, and entertainment were some of the forces that went into building indelible spirit of the HUSKIES.

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E ntertaining the students during school hours was a main concern this year. As a result, teachers and the faculty put in a little extra effort. Science teachers found it useful to demon¬ strate lessons through the use of bowling balls, bike tires, or even soup cans. The bizarre core of English teachers encouraged the abstract, the sublime, and the altogether different ideas swimming around in students ' heads. Students looked forward to visiting the outrageously decorated rooms they had helped to create. Lunch time offered music to our ears, rallies, class competition and intramural sports. ■I

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