Petaluma High School - Trojans Yearbook (Petaluma, CA)

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AtWclt©P, p Books, music, Stationery. THE NEWS DEALER R ATHLETIC AND SPORT.NG GOODS. PICTURES, FRAMES, ART GOODS, ETC. 863 Main Street, Petaluma, Cal. engraving and printing. GEO. P. LOVEJOY, D. D. S., M. D. Diseases of the Mouth and Teeth. Phone—Black 341. Res. 1431 833 Main Street, Petaluma. SARAH J. LITTLER. -DENTIST- Office—865 Main street, Petaluma. J. C. DAVIS, Manufacturer of Harness, Saddles and Whips. Repairing neatly done. Upper Main Street, Petaluma. Racket Store, 857-859 Main Street, Petaluma. NEWBURGH CO. The heading Dry Goods House of Petaluma. The Latest Novelties. W. F. FARRELL. BUGGIES, WAGONS, CARRIAGES. Main street, Petaluma. NAUERT BROS. The Cheapest place to get the Best Groceries. Cor. Main and B streets, Petaluma. H. GOETZ, For the finest Meats, Sausages, Hams and Bacon. Lower Main Street, Petaluma. Egan Bros.

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Commencement Exercises- -Class of 1903 PROGRAM 3 Midnight Diversion—Zulu Moon Dance... . Odeee Invocation . Constructive Statesmanship of Ten Prominent Americans, Benjamin Franklin . .Herbert Brainkrd t George Washington.... .Lewis Cromweee a(b Alexander Hamilton.. .Op a I, Hays « W Thomas Jefferson . .Caroeynk Miees i “Non Referre Intermezzo—Hiawatha . . Moret Orchestra. Grad urn.” James Monroe . .Feoyd McAeeister r Andrew Jackson . Abraham Lincoln . .Eesa Scheuckebier r ) Intermezzo—Cupid ' s Garden 1 Orchestra. 1 Ulysses S. Gra?it . .Lueu Sievey William McKinley . Theodore Roosevelt . 3 Novelette—In a Cozy Cornier . Orchestra. Presentation of Diplomas. -4 Potpourri —“ To-Night We Say Farewell .”. . Scheepegreee l Orchestra.

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High School Enterprise, PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS. Edna J. Rodgers Editor Tessie B. vSweed Assistant Editor Floyd S. McAllister Business Manager Herbert K. Brainerd Asst. Business Manager PETALUMA, CAL-, JUNE, 1903 The Editors of the Enthrprise express their ap¬ preciation for the co-operation of the merchants and business men of Petaluma. They have furnished the means whereby we have published our paper. We so¬ licit the patronage of our readers for those who have advertised in our columns. The class of’03 wishes to thank the Faculty for the interest they have taken in us. Especially Miss Kurtz for the time she kindly devoted to us for the rehearsals of our plays. Our last year in High School has been marked by many changes for the better. The attendance has in¬ creased almost doubly, and to accommodate all the students, two more recitation rooms have been taken tor the High School use. A large assembly hall has been furnished for a study and equipped with electric lights and a stage for literary meetings. A neat little workshop has been built in the basement and fitted up with new and up-to-date machinery where the students may turn out their own apparatus for use in the Physics Laboratory. And not the least important improve¬ ment has been the addition of another teacher to our able Faculty. The Basket-ball team appreciated the visit of Mr. and Mrs. Minium at their game in San Francisco more than can be expressed in these columns. It was the best encouragement the team could have gotten. 3 Seniors Plea. “ Dear Father : Once you said, ‘My son, To manhood you have grown ; Make others trust you, trust yourself, And learn to stand alone !’ “Now father, soon I graduate, And those who long have shown How well they trust me, want their pay, And I can stand a loan.” —Trinity Tablet.