Petaluma High School - Trojans Yearbook (Petaluma, CA)

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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.

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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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. Q. v. u . Q s ff I 7 X, C xx A-tt.: -1 X' ,-Styx-'vf'XX1 YV x U .5 VUOHN MCCONGAHY A gifted lad but full of contradictions A restless spirit under studious re- strictions. ' LOIS BRANDT Kindly, eiiicient, merry is she. Without her kind---what a world this would be. ., MELBA oLsEN I An iuword sweetness she doth hide in shy retreat From fellow travelers. FRANK MCCULLOUGH Not sure of himself Nor the way he is going But of one thing be sure with fun he's o'er flowing. SAM HARRIS Quiet and faithful, honest and true, To him who hath honor more honor is due. GLADYS MARTIN , A calm exterior, unassuming, kind, A finer nature 'twould be hard to find. MARION WATERHOUSE Sweet she is and fair to look upon, One maiden in a thousand. Q' VICTOR LIBCHITZ An overweening ambition to live much and learn much is hidden beneath this youth's calm exterior.