Petaluma High School - Trojans Yearbook (Petaluma, CA)

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LOIS SANDERSON Dianafs handmaiden such is she, In outdoor sports she shows pro- Hciency. EARL TIBBITTS There is somewhat of wholesome a.t- traction about this youth, That gently binds unto him many friends. h HUBERT KELLY HM' X t 0 Unlooked for powers tho latent doth bespeak A nature full of promise. POLLY HYATT O curling are her locks: Quite merry is her smile A heart of gold she has: Aye here's a maid worth while. GWENDOLYN BALLANTINE Talent joined to a sweet and sunny nature Doth make thee at all times gladly welcome. JOHN ADAMS A strange and grave exterior doth belie This youth's fun loving nature-gay though shy. JULIEN GIRAUD A nature o'er whom gravity hath spread Her deep enfolding mantle. GRACE SEENEY Shy as the modest violet beside the mossy stream, Sweet as is its perfume on the breezes blown.

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ROY RAYMOND All good stars met together in thy fair horoscope To give thee gifts both rich and rare, Look well to thy using of them, lest thy hope Be turned-and they become thy care. f DORO HY ETERS6 Quick of wit and kg-:eu of brain She lightly wins what others prize. With little effort, little pain, She wins life's gifts, eludes the sighs. N L- f K ff' ' l T. I-1? ' PEARL OLMSTED Xinhua D, , Quietly demure, Brain steadily, sure, High motives and pure, In poise s11e's secure. DONALD HUNT! Sturdy sy! the ak deep set on ' We n' ' , 1 o co 1 and overcome all w ,' P1 MAX FLOHR Strong and sturdy as the gnarled oak L tree, His eye is true and kind, his spirit free. ELEANOR PHILLIPS A busy maid on work she does thrive. Accomplishes much: but for more does she strive. EVELYN STEITZ She Wears her dignity as a king his crown, Quite regally. ALLAN EARLY Busied about, with many affairs In which he sh ws rare talent. If :rx f f lxiu.,

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HARRY JOHNSON A skillful hand and steady brain has he One of nature's sure-footed gentle- men. ELMA BARRY Serene she is and wise and sweet and true But merry withal. NANETTE LIEBERT A stately reserve doth she possess, Nor doth it ill become her. FRED ELLSWORTH Fleet of foot and fine of face, A youth of joy and laughter. Merrily on he runs his race, Nor looks before or after. KARROL TRIPLETT A touch of genius-a will his art to pursue Makes this lad unique and, yes, clever too. X .-eN.,fQ jj lvkmxf EVELYN UNGER Serene and poised she goes her inde- pendent way Helpful and calm she holds a kindly sway. CHARLOTTE POTTER. It seems a. sin to separate a twin From her other half So here's the twins together. JOSEPHINE POTTER Two birds of one fine feather- Alld it's to laugh When you ponder well and one from the other try to tell.