Petaluma High School - Trojans Yearbook (Petaluma, CA)

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ED FRASIER Student Control ’21, ’22, ’23; Rooster Club ’22, ’23; Basketball ’21, ’22; Capt. Basketball ’23; Football ’22, ’23; Track ’22, ’23; Class Pres. ’23; Dramatics ’20, ’21, ’22, ’23; Staff ’22. AILEEN BECK Social Service Com. ’22; Booster Club ’21, ’23; Social Com. ’20, ’23; Student Control ’21, ’23; Dramat¬ ics ’22; Enterprise Staff ’23; Booster Club Chairman ’23; Honor Society ’19, ’21, ’22, ’23. BIFF HOFFMAN Capt. Basketball ’21, ’22; Baseball ’20,’21,’22 ; Track ’21,’22,’23; Capt. Football ’22, ’23; Pres. Block P Society ’22, ’23; Sec. Boys’ Athlet¬ ics ’22; Booster Club ’22, ’23; Stu¬ dent Body Pres. ’22, ’23. RALPH TIBBETTS 130 Basketball ’20, Auditing Com. ’23; Student Body Treas. ’23. HELEN EGAN French Club ’21, ’22; Spanish Club ’21, ’22; Social Service Com. ’23; Dramatics ’19; Honor Society ’21, ’22, ’23. HENRY SIESS Class Pres. ’20; Dramatics ’20, ’21, ’22; ’23; Student Control ’21, ’23; Assist Mgr. Dramatics, ’22, ’23; French Club ’22; Booster Club ’22, ’23; Chairman Honor Soc. Com. ’23; Social Com. ’23; Staff ’23. BETTY STACKHOUSE Booster Club ’22, ’23; Biology Club; Dramatics ’21, ’22, ’23. RUTH BENSON Pres. Latin Club ’20; Sec. Girls’ League ’22; Dramatics ’22; Sec. Junior Class ’22, ’23; Enstrpris- ette Staff ’23; Honor Soc. ’20, ’21, ’22, ’23. — 9 —

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THE ENTERPRISE ’2 3 their dance, and both affairs, one in the first half, and the other in the last half of the year were enjoyed by all. Truman Clak was again president during the first semester, Max¬ ine Ayers the second. At the last of the year the student body election was held and from the ranks of the class of ’23 came P. H. S.’ star athelete, President ‘‘Biff” Hoffman, prima donna of P. H. S. Secretary of State Paula Staton, later succeeded by Edith Peterson, Secretary of Publications Heny Ravenscroft, Secretary of Interior Pearl Foster, Secretary of Boys’ Athletics Henry Eglight and Secretary of Social Affairs Maxine Ayers, succeeded at the beginning of the next term by Elina Barry ’24. V. EXPANSION INTO WORLD POLITICS The class entered the last year of High School life joyfully, though perhaps some of the joy was lost at the thought of soon departing from their friends. Ed Frasier was elected president and the class buckled down to work to do its best to make this senior class the best senior class that was ever graduated from P. H. S. The appointment of Ralph Tibbetts as Student Body Treasurer brought another senior to the limelight while the chairmen of the Honor Society of which society quite a few seniors belonged, were also seniors. Henry Siess 1st semester, and Ruth Benson 2nd semester. Laurels in athletics were won by Henry Eglight, basketball and baseball; Ed Frasier, football, basketball and track; Henry Frates, baseball; Irwin Hagedohm track; Cliffod Hoffman, football, basketball and track; Duncan Olmsted, track; and Harold Way, tennis. In Dramatics we find Aileen Beck, Pearl Foster, Edward Frasier Irwin Hagedohm, Frank Nickson, Edith Peterson, Henrv Ravenscroft Lela Ronsheimer, Heny Siess, Carleton Spridgen, Betty Stackhouse! Elizabeth Stradling, Edmund Turner and Dorothy Williams. Membership was small and so finances were low. Both semesters the Juniors and Seniors again joined forces, this time the class of ’°4 and ’23, to give their dance. At Christmas the Juniors presented a mock Christmas tree to the Seniors and great fun was had by all. The last semester final arrangements were made for the senior weeks. The Senior-Alumni Ball started it off the Saturday before graduation and all the rest of the week was one affair after another, the Baccalaureate Senior Sunday gave us a Senior thought. Monday was Class Day and as the Seniors visited the old familiar places around school their smiles were dimmed. Tuesday the P. T. A. banquet was greatly relished by the ravenous Seniors. Wednesday aftenoon the boys had a jolly time placing their numerals on the hill behind the ' school but the times were still jollier when the girls cam? at twilight with the supper. Thursday was Commencement and as the Seniors received their diplomas they realized that it was ‘‘Tomorrow to fresh DUNCAN OLMSTED, ’23. — 8 —

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CHARLES POWERS New Mexico A. M. College ’13- ’16; World War L7-’19; State Pres. School ’22, P. H. S. ’23. EVA HILLIS Honor Society Com. ’23; Honor Sciety; Sec. Hist. Club ’23. ESTHER LORENTZEN Latin Club ’21; Spanish Club ’23; Biology Club ’23; Girl Scouts ’21; Honor Society ’22, ’23. HELEN WINANS Orchestra ’21, ’22, ’23. HAROLD WAY Latin Club ’21; Dramatics ’22; Class Tennis Team ’21, ’22, ’23; Tennis Team ’23; Spanish Club ’23; Honor Society ’20, ’21, ’22, ’23. FLORENCE OLSEN Basketball ’19, ’20; Dramatics ’20. HENRY RAVENSCROFT Staff ’20; Dramatics ’20, ’21, ’22, ’23; Latin Club ’21; Spanish Club ’23; Radio Club ’23; Sec. Publi¬ cations ’23. DOROTHY BIANCHINI Girls’ Athletic Assoc. ’23; French Club ’23; Basketball ’22; Baseball ’22; Norn. Com. Girls’ Athletic Assoc. ’22. - 10 —