Napa High School - Napanee Yearbook (Napa, CA)

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f, I xxillfj Zln flllvmnriuru I bear a voice you cannof hear 1Vh1'ch says I must not stay I see a hand you cannot see. Which beckons me away. -TICKIELI.. MERVIN MCKENZIE Class of 1925 JUNE 5, 1925 RAYMOND GARWOOD Class of 1925 DECEMBER15, 1925 W11 LARD FISHER Class of 1926 MAY 21, 1926 all L A : 'Q-'S 1' -,, 15h

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+--A+ --A+ . -5- -D- 'D' + Jewell Thorne ....... Chester Bush ....... Grace Gunn ........ Ned Raymond ....... Stanton Klose ,..... Walter Healy .......... Priscilla Winfrey. ....... Arthur Tockey. ..,..,. John Brown. ..... John Foskett, ...... Dell Scott .,......... Hazel Earp ............. .Fores Hammond. ....... Marion Treadway ........ Dorothy Jaeckle ..,r Gordon Elrick ........ Martha Sawyer ....... Walter Vollmer ...... Kathleen Kelly ...... L- Silvio Baravetto ...,..... --.. ..................................... .................... E ditor Assistant Editor ------ Assistant Editor Business Manager ------- Assistant Business Manager Assistant Business Manager t----------,-.Art Editor Cartoon Editor Administration ----,------.AIumm - .,t. Drama -------- .Music ---------------cSociety - ,...... - ................ Organizations ------------------CIubs ----,--.Publications ---------Exchange .Vocation ------------.Vocation ---g--Boys' Athletics Alice Shaw -------------- ....... G irls' Athletics Charles Bottarini. ....... ,A-,gn ,,--,--, , -Jokes Reva Decker---i--- ,,,, ----...Snaps Irving Schwartz, .............. -,,.,,,- S naps Winifred Zimmerman. ..,..... ,,-,,,,,, , Wu.,-,,,Lay-0ug MiSS C00H1bS- ------------------ ........ F aculty Advisor Miss Allegrini ......... Miss Crever ........ ,, --------.Faculty Advisor -----,,Art Director J ,,i, I f ' . J b X F x It A A : 1 Y 1

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lliightj Editorial Down through the ages there have come two distinct types of man. the Thinker and the Builder. One is dependent on the other, and it is only together that they make for development. Never has progress been so pronounced as it has been in our school this last year. Our shop building has turned from myth to reality: a new publication has been started: two honor societies have been formed: and the school itself has grown perceptibly. All these things were made possible by someone who planned and someone who carried out those plans. Sometimes one person is both planner and doer, but usually they are two distinct persons. In all life there will always be needed the co-operation of the thinkers and builders, and the training that we receive in high school is the foundation for that working together spirit which must follow if life is to be truly successful. It is there that the two types are developed. The progress of the high school is the progress of the students in that school, and it is due to this progress and development that the Thinkers and Builders are made what they are. As an example of the Thinker, we may go back to the ancients. Aristotle and his philosophy-what a thinker was hel But the heavens have room for more than one star. Other Thinkers there have been and we pray God that there will always be men who will go below the surface, who will give us thoughts that are indeed builded upon the rocks. Among the ancients I doubt if there lived a greater builder than Julius Caesar, whose mighty empire was the glory of the times. He was the type of man who, unwilling to accept the things as they are, busied himself in making them better. We have been dealing with the Thinker and Builder separately. The time is present when the work of the Thinker and Builder alone is not enough. They must join forces to produce the results that are needed. This is an age of eliiciency and of co-operation. Thinkers and Builders, look about you-is there work for You?