Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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(left) Fremont Mayor, Gus Morrison, spoke at the rally to honor the 200th anniversary of our constitution. He felt it was of special importance that Washing¬ ton H.S. would honor the constitution con¬ sidering the school’s long history. (below) The 1987-88 rally squad enter taining the crowd at the fall sports rally. (left) Roger Crawford expressed his posi¬ tive attitude and determination to the stu¬ dents of Washington High last December. Roger, despite his physical challenges, is now a professional tennis player and also speaks to groups all across the country. Spirit Week is always one of the most colorful times of year along with provid¬ ing us with many fabulous rallys to help boost school moral and spirit.

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WASHINGTON RALLYS To Celebrate An Anniversary Spirit and Sport Washington High School started the school year off with a bang by hold¬ ing an all school rally outside in front of the old building to celebrate the 200th anniversary of our country’s constitution. Fremont Mayor, Gus Morrison, spoke to the crowd of stu¬ dents about the importance of the freedom we have in the U.S. and nev¬ er losing sight of the rights the con¬ stitution gives us. The W.H.S. band and choir also performed and the 1987-88 ASB officers were intro¬ duced. The 1987-88 rally squad did a great job with sports rallies this year with games and cheers to help build spirit for our Husky athletes. Spirit week always proves to hold the biggest and best rallys of the year as classes stand off against each other to show their spirit and pride. The classes did a fantastic job this year with their skits. In December, motivational speaker, Roger Crawford, a physically chal¬ lenged person, sent us his message about keeping a positive attitude and setting goals and meeting them. Tabby Elliott gets wrapped up in the ac¬ tivities at the fall sports rally. Here (right) Tabby’s volleyball teammates Kristin Self and Kelli Slamon looked pleased at winning the toiletpaper wrap contest. 1 1

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10 STEPS To Pass A Class The most successful, though least preferred, Study. Pay attention and get involved in class. Who knows, maybe it’ll even be interesting. Worm the homework assignment off someone else in class. Do your own homework. Everyone else has to have someone to worm it off of. For those classes that you actually enjoy and would like to pass but just can’t get a handle on, get a tutor. Get to know your teachers real well. A little brown-nosing never hurts. For those English projects, make a date with everyone’s favorite guy, Mr. Cliff(notes). Find a friend who had the class the year be¬ fore and borrow their old papers. Let your money talk. Break into the school’s computer and access your file, then discreetly, and illegally, push a few buttons.