Rio Vista High School - Netherland Yearbook (Rio Vista, CA)

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The Class of nineteen thirty-seven CLASS HISTORY ' After indulging in a summer vacation of a few weeks, our ex-freshmen went to work again on their Ship of Knowledge, anrl gained for themselves the higher title of Sophomores. Quite early in the term the sophomores skillfully planned and presented one of the best Freshman 'Receptions that the stuclents :incl faculty have ever enjoyed. Later, the class of '57', was entertainecl by the fresh- man class uncler the sponsorship of Miss Beetem. After this, the sophomores sustained their reputation through earnest stucly anml appli- cation. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Vresiclent, .I ack van Tonningen Vice-l'resident, Fitch Wilcox Secretary-Treasurer, Betty Davis Representative, Arnold Jeffery PAGE I4 L I

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The Class of nineteen hundred thirty-six JUNIOR OFFICERS CLASS HISTORY President, ' In '33, the juniors set out as freshmen for Donald lXlcC'ormack a cruise on the Ship of Learning. The sopho- mores welcomed them as comrades. Later on Yice-President, they gave a return reception to the sopho- XYillmur Gardiner mores. The next year, the juniors increased their S'-xf 0lU 5 'lil'C35ll f'l repute by giving a reception for the frosh. ljmmil Stcwllff Miss Church directed them that season, with 1 Margaret Howe, XN'ilhur Gardiner, George RCl'rL'5clllfltll'C' Nakanishi and Anita Crescenzi as helpers. Ummm RMON Encouraged by their successful ventures, the juniors persisted in their attempts at scholastic attainments. This year, the juniors showed their skill as actors in the play, Gun Shy, and their ability as entertainers at the junior Prom. PAGE I3

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The Class of nineteen thirty-eight FRESHMAN OFFICERS President, ifdna Anderson Vice-President, Jeanette Cavagnaro Secretary-Treasurer, Robert NVeiss Representative, George Brown PAGE I5 CLASS HISTORY ' Un September 3, 1935, after sailing' on a summer sea, a crew of full Hedged freshmen sailed into the port of Rio Vista lligh on the good ship, I.earning. When the class had been behind the mast for a short time, it was duly entertained at the annual Freshman Reception given by the Class of '37, The frosh enjoyed the affair immensely and in turn gave a return recep- again and eagerly manned the sails. ji !