Petaluma High School - Trojans Yearbook (Petaluma, CA)

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Senior Record MARJORIE STILLWELL GENEVIEVE SKILLING Class Vice. Pres. ’21 Staff ’22 Dramatics 21, ’22 LESLIE SCHWOBEDA Track ’19, ’20, ’21, ’22; Nom. Com. ’21 Dramatics ’21, ’22 Student Control ’20, ’22 Football ’22; Pres. Block “P” ’22 Class Pres. ’22; Sec. of Treasury ’22 LEO SCHOENINGH Orchestra ’20, ’21, ’22; Track ’21, ’22 Football ’22; Block “P” EDGAR SCHOTT Social Com. ’20 Track ’22; Football ’22 WOODLEY SMITH Yell Leader ’22; Staff ’22 Enterprisette Staff ’22 RUTH SWYERS HERBERT THIERY Girls’ Basketball ’22 PHILIP THURMOND Enterprisette Staff ’22 Football ’22 RALPH TOMASINI Baseball ’20; Class Vice Pres. ’20 Dramatics ’21, ’22; Basketball ’21, ’22 Social Com. ’22; Staff ’22 Enterprisette Staff ’22; Block “P” HELEN VAN BEBBER Enterprisette Staff ’22 Girls’ Basketball ’22 HOLD A WILSON Class Sec. ’20; Dramatics ’20, ’22 Enterprisette Staff ’21; Staff ’22 Student Control ’22; Nom. Com. ’22 Girls’ Leagus Pres. ’22 ADOLPH VUORI OLIVE WITTE ■ 17 —

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THE ENTEEPEISE ’2 2 Maxine Ayers, Pres. Elizabeth Stradling, Vice-Pres. liutli Henson, secretary-treasurer. O X the first day of school last August, “Mother Junior Class” was on hand. She was called “Mother” because her big heart and unquenchable enthusiasm made her necessary to the well- being of the school. She always wore dresses with huge pockets full to overflowing with helps for P. H. S. First P. IT. S. wanted a Student Body president and knowing where to secure help went to “Mother” with her troubles. “Mother” simply reached down and pulled forth a ready-to-use first-class presi¬ dent, Fred Arfsten. Then P. H. S. wanted to see what else “Mother” had, so she produced Aileen Beck, an up and doing- secretary of Social Affairs and Bernice Wright, a peppy secretary of Girls’ Athletics. Next out came splendid athlete after athlete to “bring home the bacon” for P. H. S. “Mother” loves her Junior children, so early in the year she bought class rings for them. During the term “Mother Junior” met with “Mother Senior” and planned a jolly-up for their children, inviting the Sophomores and Freshmen. Soon Christmas arrived with all its good times. Out of “Mother’s” pockets came a beautiful big Christmas tree and a gift for each Senior. She also provided a program. Everyone enjoyed the event and then said “goodbye” for the holidays. When school opened in January, P. H. S. was surely glad to get back under the kindly care of “Mother Junior.” During all the term she has supported all the Student Body affairs. She is truly sorry to say au revoir to the Seniors, but is looking- forward with pleasure to the time when she will have the dignity of being “Mother Senior.” RUTH BENSON, Secretary.