Petaluma High School - Trojans Yearbook (Petaluma, CA)

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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.

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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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STANLEY SWAIN A youth of varied talents and a spirit high Wherewith to execute them. MILLICENT MAUS Fair daughter of the southland with thy soft speech Has thou won us-thy charms hath power -o'er all. , A eg taldjc. J JANE ATKINSON A maid ambitious, Her goal beckons from afar, A will bent to accomplish becomes her guiding star. EARLE NORMAN A fair manly youth with good intent His mistakes are made thru energy A misspent. ,- i f' , 4 Q,f'A'LA'Lk 'I 'fx ' ' , r X. DAVID SWEENEY If he but had the will to match his brain and ready wit, I doubt not that his fame might reach the stars. INEZ KAARTINEN With thy sweet music thou hast won the hearts of all. HELEN HUZZY A blossoming bud of womanhood she doth promises give Of every excellence. GEORGE SILVA A youth with a practical bent, No frills can e're allure Him from his straight goal Of that you may be sure.