Petaluma High School - Trojans Yearbook (Petaluma, CA)

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THE ENTERPRISE 7 3 SENIOR WEEK, MAY 26 to JUNE 1 Senior Alumni Banquet and Dance — Saturday evening. Baccalaureate Sermon — Sunday afternoon. Arrangements, Floyd Wright, Esther Lorentzen. Class Day — Monday. General Chairman, Aileen Beck. The Seniors Farewell, Baseball — Henry Eglight Football — Clifford Hoffman Track — Edward Frasier Tennis — Harold Way Senior — Pearl Foster Front step Speakers — Helen Egan, Henry Siess. Piano Solo — Floyd Wright Class Will — Clifford Hoffman Class History — Duncan Olmsted Class Farce — Class Prophecy — Ruth Benson Farewell Address — Aileen Beck Parent-Teachers Senior Banquet — Tuesday evening. Senior Picnic — Wednesday evening. Arrangements: Edward Frasier, Elizabeth Stradling, Henry Siess. Commencement — Thursday evening. Decorations — Margaret Mechain Class Speakers — Pearl Foster, Carlton Spridgen L’ENVOI I All hail to thee Ye Senior bold As ye come sailing from the sea; This day is done, this race is won, Fresh goals are calling thee. II All luck to thee Ye Senior dear As ye sail out to sea, May honors bright thy future hold Fair gifts for thine and thee. Ill All joys to thee Ye Senior fair, As forth ye wend your way May love’s own light remove each care And crown with bliss each day. IV Farewell to thee Ye Senior true, As outward bound ye roam Unfurl your sails, strike deep the blue, The world’s your state, the world’s your home. — 16 —

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THE ENTERPRISE ’2 3 And Dorothy Biancliini will be a nun. Within her sheltered cloister she’ll have fun. A great designer also we shall find, For Eloise can surely sew, now mind! (For Norma can Plow right thru a cloth with scis-) Her partners in her shop will be, a wiz, And Helen Winans a dainty seam will sew And hem and ruffle and make a pretty bow. Then Liz and Helen hous es will adorn, For, interior decorators were they born. As a farmer Henry Frates’ll gain renown, His spuds will be the rage and talk of the town. A sailor on the rolling, dee}) blue sea Will Orvil Joyce, so jolly and kindly, be. And in athletics we’ll find some, I know. To that both Biff and Eglight do we owe. And when perchance they hurt their knee or head With Mable Jorgensen’s drugs they’ll keep their bed. A great debater, Louis Kameny, His discussions in the Senate Chamber see. We’ll have a prison repesentative, For there Reformer Lorentzen will live. Her comrade, Patty Carmichael will see That the prisoners’ teeth are sound as sound can be. Then matrimony will claim its share, of course, Opal Cree and Aileen Beck, they might do worse. And to society we’ll offer Carlton S. And Margaret Mecliam, among the best. But then, of course, we can’t all gain success So Ed a first-rate bum will be, no less. I fear your humble servant’s doomed to die For writing for each a most unworthy lie. RUTH BENSON, ’2.3. If all who hate us loved us, And all our love were true, Then the stars in heaven above us Wou Id be whiter against the blue. ROSE GUTTERMAN. — 15 —

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The Junior Class S INCE we have been Freshmen we have silently waited for a chance to blossom out in school activities. This last year as Juniors and as the class of ’24 we have fulfilled our ambition. In scholarship, athletics, dramatics and social affairs we have taken a prominent part. In athletics Fred Ellsworth has been prominent, having been track captain for the year. Clyde Robertson was on the football team during the first semester and Fred Billings was the captain of the 120 lb. foot¬ ball team. Lois Sanderson was secretary of girls’ athletics and has done much to promote the Girls’ Athletic Association this year. Many of the Junior boys and girls took part in the Charm School, the annual P. H. S. play and helped to make it a success. Dooley Ryan took several leading parts in the vaudeville and has been our very highly commended yell leader for the last year. Elma Barry has been Secretary of Social Affairs and Chairman of the Booster Club. She has taken an active part in the boosting foi P. H. S. We have given two snappy and very successful dances co- operating with the Seniors. Evelyn Steitz has been the president of the Girls’ League and has done much to promote a friendly and co-operative spirit among the girls. Catherine Coghill was Secretary of Social Affairs and did much to make the Junior-Senior dance a success. Roy Raymond has had charge of all the seat sales for plays and the vaudeville for the last year and is largely responsible for the fine sale of seats. There are many Junior members in the Honor Society and we hope the Senior membership will increase much more next yeai. With Clyde Robertson and Max Flolir as our presidents for the last year the class of ’24 has lived up to its motto, “Watch us Glow! NANETTE LIE BERT. 17