Anderson Valley High School - Argus Yearbook (Boonville, CA)

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unror Hmstory When school opened on September 13 1926 we wcre d1sappo1nted to fmd that only exght of our former class returned Several had dropped out and others had been transferred We organlzed our class and were fortunate enough to have Mrs Shambaugh as our class advlser The followlng oflicers were elected Vxce Presldent Elsle Okerman Secretary Ina Peterson A few weeks after school started Alberta Swanson from Greenwood I-hgh School and Helen Gleason from Santa Rosa Jolned our class but dxd not re mam long Alberta returned to Greenwood and was marr1ed and Helen Gleason became Mrs Alfred Rowan Another member Elsle Okerman trans ferred to Fort Bragg Our class has taken part 1n practlcally all of the school act1v1t1es The class was well represented on the grrls basketball team wxth Ina Peterson as captam VIVIBH Hutsell as glrls athletlc manager Emma Soderlund and Thelma Earrer mantamlng regular pos1t1ons These glrls also took actxve parts ln thc high school plays Darrel Harrlson played on the boys Glass B basketball team and Marlon Glow was captaln of the unllmxted team Harry Rellly IS edltor of the A V Fortmte Emma Soderlund exchange edltor and Thelma Farrer llterary edrtor Emma Soderlund IS the Student Body treasurer and Thelma Earrer the Student Body secretary We are grateful to Mrs Shambaugh for her guldance as class advlser dur mg our Jumor year and we are lookmg forward to as successful sen1or year Marlon Glow 28 Jr -if!-WE HQ? wifi-ffl' -M 6 2 ,f f' 1 I ' TY ' 3 A Av 'L JL rf ,,. Ayyfn I f , -A wwf 4 ,UL vA'V7.AAL':'l MQ, ,. lr' A: , , 5' P, , - 0 0 . , . . President, , , ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,, , Harry Reilly , . 4 . . , , . . 1 , ' i mf ff . if-:see--' , :.--QQMm ' V5 Y' V J Y T - ' in ' ' Eleve

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JW 10 937 Class Prophecy Velhrle loungrng rn a hotel rn Carro Egypt on my fourth trrp around the xxorld xx hrch I vxas makrng rn the serxrce of the Pacrfrc Redvxood Lumber Company rn a strenuous effort to expand our busrness to S10 OOO OOO a year I Oxerlleard txxo ladres talkrng xxrth consrderable excrtement of a wonderful magrcran they had xrsrted It seemed he had the power to see and tell what xx as happenrng to one s frrends and relatrves no matter where they mrght be Ordrnarrly thrs xx ould not haxe rnterested me but on thrs partrcular day I had been hghtrng a depressrng sense of homesrckness and all the mornrng I had been thrnkrng of my old frrends and classmates So wrth the help of a gurde I soon found myself at the entrance of the strange abode of thrs xxonderful magrcran and upon enterrng I met a wrrnkled bent old man galrng rnto a large crystal Before I could utter a word he glanced up smrled and sard Ah thy name rs Henry Petersen Thou art sad and comest to hear of thy frrends and classmates It vxas not xxrthout an uncanny feelrng that I told hrm he had spoken truly Srt thee dovxn my son and you shall hear I see first a brg tall blonde fellovx Carl I thrnk you called hrm He rs srttrng behrnd a large desk lookrng xery vxrse No he rs not a professor but rather has attarned the drstrnctron of berng head of the San Francrsco marl department Just now he takes down the radro recerxer and I hear hrs brg vorce boom out Sure Emma I can get off early Have the krds and plenty of lunch ready and well fly oxer to old Camp 3 for prcnrc supper Now I see a large laboratory where a fine appearrng sturdy young man rs deeply engrossed rn some nevx drscoxery he has just made Ah rt rs your good frrend Clarence Smrth He rs head of the scrence department rn the ther knovxledge Here rs a beautrful home vxhere a gracrous young matron rs sendrng her txxo beautrful chrldren to the nearby krndergarten She rs a grrl you called Vlargaret or xx as rt Marguerrte Her husband rs a prosperous and energetre busmess man rn San Francrsco Nlarguerrte spends her lersure trme promotmg the club xxork ofthe crty Noxx I See a shrexxd busrness lrke young fellovx typrng news copy at a furrous rate I thrnk yes he rs Dennre XVrllrs the star reporter of the Exenrng Gazette and at present he rs busy champronrng some much needed socral and moral reforms of hrs communrty And here rs sonrethrng drfferent I see a large sheep ranch vxrth txxenty herders and I see a good lookmg young felloxx talkrng to them H rs the oxx ner Vx asnt hrs name lNorrrs Raxx les lNoxx I percerxe a trll cornmandrng young lady talkrng to a group of students rn the assembly room of a nexx modern SellOOl burldrng From therr rntent laces I judge she rs tellrng them a xery frsernatrng story Alxrna you eall d her Slit rs noxx prrnerpal of the Anderson Xalley Unron Grammar Sehool Ihough alone and rn 1 strrnge lrnd I sard Hurrah for the Class of l97! Henry Petersen 27 ras!--erases-ages:-fsrfrasrmf some-W J Q- as 'iz ,E in ,L 1 . Y ' Y I Y 1 ' 'X X Y. X . Y Y . I X X ' YI 'X Y -X D Y' A X X X I K 1 I I XY Y' I X X7 'X I X X 31 Y 1 I X- .X 1 I X X I 1 I ' 7 I Y Y! I 1 1 1 X I I X1 I 1 H I X D X I H . XX I I Y I x I K X ' X 3 X X 1 X X X I Y X I I X X I 7 . X X ' C I 3 Y X X X I X A X ' .1 Y I I 'I Y X X X 3 X Y 'I 'l I' Y Y' Y XX . . 3 Y .A . XX Y Y Y I XX I X Y . Y 3 ' X ' A . 1 ' D I Y3 Y Y- I ' 6 ' X I X I 1 X' Y 'X l I I A D B 3 'X I X Y Y Y, AA XX 1 I ' 31 Y 1 I I X 3 Y ' YX X I ' I 'I X X I I D X -3 X . I Standard Orl work. He seems to be extremely happy rn hrs pursurt of fur- ,, X . s , 7 . V . . Y 3 I 4 X X 3 Y Q 1 X x 4 C Y 7 Y I ' Y Al Y 53 V Y I X - ' 7 Y X Y Y l X Y . . X ' Yi 1 I 'I In . A ! 3 Yi ' ' X X X 7 D I Y ' A 'I 1 1 ' - s ' ' s 1 sr s rs 7' ,s y X X XX I ' X Y I X C I 1 1 u I ' ' s I ' v s 9 I- Y v I B. 'X I v y I ' x l s- 3- 5 s 'ks s ' s v, - L,-' ' g V' ,' ' , 2' .. -. 'L' ' .,,.. .. ',' tr -- rf X W - X I .. W - - M- V x 1 fun

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IKM- Sophomore ll-llnstory the begmnmg of the school year the class of 1929 chose as our class teacher Mr A J Row an and elected the followlng officers V1ce Presldent Ronald Bennett Secretary Treasurer Erma Wallach The class of 29 has the honor of bemg the only class ID school whrch st1ll retams IIS orlgmal enrollment When we were freshmen there were fourteen of us eleven boys and three glrls Durlng our first year we lost two members A1ner Okerman and Chr1stme Newman When we entered as sophomores we agam had fourteen members Bessle Ereathy and Erma Wallach havmg transferred from other schools We hope at least to retam our fourteen mem bers through the rest of our hlgh school l1fe We were well represented IH hxgh school athletxcs wlth Robert Wltherell and Loren Bloyd on the Class A basketball team Carl Soderlund Ronald Bennett Lauren Saunders and George Ward on the Class B team and Bessle Freathy on the glrls team In dramatlcs we shall have our first chance m the under class play B an Optlmlst Erma Wallach Amy Studebaker Robert Wltherell Pomeroy Fleld and Amer Nlcholson are the ones who are holding up the standard of our class ln thls play W1th the help of the Con Creek Grammar School we arranged a short Chrxstmas program 'I hrs was presented before the Student Body and parents of the grammar school chxldren We bellexe rt vsas a success Erma Wallach 29 qc .s ,4 'be ' 3.1 , V, 4 ,Q ee V4 '- 4' 'V , 1 4 ' I I Ar ' ' Y 1 Z President S , Lauren Saunders l P I 3 V 7 . I I 'I 7 YY A. e , . l ' 3 1 K ! . 7 . . V ' D I -5 ' ' ' y 1 1 w n s 1 , I Flin!