Napa High School - Napanee Yearbook (Napa, CA)

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t Ilfightsenj VERA BECK A penny for her thoughts. BURR NORTHROP Cordial and courteous-a gen- tleman in and out. ARTHUR SCHM1DT He is the Captain of his soul. URIEL HOFFMIER A man's a man for a' that. WILMA ROCKFELLER A maiden never bold: Of a spirit still and quiet. EDNA PARK Heart on her lips and soul within her eyes, Soft as her clime, and sunny as her skies. GORDON ELRICK The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure my business. EVELYN NEWMAN Woman's at best a contradic- tion still.

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B. Northrop J. Brown THE SENIOR CLASS Fall Semester Officers Spring Semester Burr Northrop.. eo..e President ,.rr. . ....rr...rrr John Brown Wayne McCormick e,..eeee Vice-President ,,,, . ,,,,..rrrr Daniel Norton Bethene Eddy--.. oe...,e . Secretary-Treasurer . ..ooo.ooooooo Irene Polzin Daniel Norton... ,,,, , Yell Leader ,r,... , veee,, Charles Bottarini Robert Connolly eeee.. Sergeant at Arms .,....,eerer Clifford Cordy Another year has passed and another Senior Class is going to graduate. It is the largest class which has ever graduated from Napa High. The members of this class have received the highest percent of honor cards of any class. They have had more men than any of the other classes on the basketball, football, track. and tennis teams: and they won the interclass track meet and the Nuhs regatta. They made over three hundred dollars on their class play, Captain Letterblairf' Most of the members of the cast of the Napanee play were Seniors. They gave their support to the Napanee and the Migwan. The members of this graduating glass, as they leave the beautiful high school buildings with their complete equipments, feel that they have had more advantages than have any of the other graduating classes. They have seen the realization of those opportunities, only dreamed of by preceding classes. As they go from the school, whether to become freshmen in college or in life's school, they appreciate how much they owe to the community for the benefits of such a wonderful school: and to the teachers who have guided their work. They realize that they should be worthy of these influences. lSe te 1

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JEWELL THORNE Hang sorrow. care will kill a Cdl, And therefore let's be merry. HERBERT HOERNICKE His words, like so many nim- ble and airy seruitors. trip about him at command. EDDIE IVERSON There's men that somehow just grip your eyes And hold them hard like a spell. GRACE WOODLEY Mistress of herself though China fall. ELIZABETH RITCHEY I haue no other but a woman's reasong I think him so because I think him so. DONALD REED Character liues in a man. Reputation outside of him. STARR NORTHROP I count life just a stuff To try the souI's strength on. FREIDA FULLERT The wisdom of the world in store Are mine, all mine and trust. I N INineteenl