Petaluma High School - Trojans Yearbook (Petaluma, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1933 volume:

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I1 TE TS ' .4 :Wx f W x 1 W! A H . . ., rl 5,-w.. .,5,l:Y TH ST I U Nr I l I f I les FF F- -- I 'R M 'I 11 H W 1i CI-I O 'f -5 , 4- g. hue!!- unini- -' ' .-... E ,. SUPERINTENDKENTS MESSAGE ET this short message be one of hope, of hope in what i the future holds for those who are prepared to meet it. No ship is designed for fair weather, but is made to with' stand the roughest storm. Otherwise dire results would be inevitable. In order to succeed in life it is necessary that you school yourselves to surmount the hard places as well as the easy. We realize that as you Seniors go out to face the world the future looks dark and confusing. If you construct poorly there may be troublesome days ahead. But the young man or woman who is able to develop the faculty of fore' seeing changes in the world of affairs and adjust himself or herself to meet the conditions, will succeed. We are now passing thru a storm. Let us have confidence that there will soon be light ahead, and each will find his place in the world. DAVID M. DURST. DAVID DURST MISS ELLIN TRUEBLOOD PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE E WAS a friend to man, and lived in a house by the side of the road -so wrote the blind bard of Greece, centuries ago, and from this Well known line, I draw my message to you for the year. It is a plea for simple friendliness. If you should learn perfectly all the facts of all the books in school and should leave unlearned the altogether important lessons of getting on with people-then, indeed, your education would be in vain. A friendly attitude, forbearance, and a kindly spirit is to be more desired than great richesg a tolerant, considerate understanding of the other felloW's rights and feelings is wisdom itself. Truly, the way to have a friend is to be one. Edu' cation is a failure unless it develops the capacity for friendship and the art of getting along with people. Life is a barren waste without friends. ELLIN TRUEBLOOD. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION B. L. BRITTIN, President A. F. TOMASINI, Secretary L. V. KORBEL F. KEPPEL P. D. SCI-IWOBEDA Scsrctary to the Board-Mrs. Catherine Bycc FACULTY University of California ....,.., ,,,,,,, P rincipal, Lapin Hazel Allen ......... ........ U niversity of Minnesota ....,,,,,., ,,.,,,4 C ommercial E. J. Anderson ....... ........ S . F. State Teachers College .,,,.,,. ,,,,,,,. O rchcsri-il Agnes Bravo ........... ......... I owa State Teachers College .,,,.,,, .,,-.,A,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,4...-,,, M ugic Ivfyrtle E. Brown .......... ....,.... U niversity of California .....,.,. ,,,.,, D ean of Girls, English Norene Campbell ......... ......... University of California ..,,..., .,.,,,4,,,,,.,,,,,.-,,,,,,,,., B iology Elizabeth Dadisman ....,.., ........ U niversity of California ......., ,...,. ,,,,,,,,,,,, , , , .,,,,,,.,,,,.,A Biology Emma F. Daniel ...,........................,...... University of California ...........,.....,.,.........,,...,.,.,,,.,,,,...,,.,,.,,,,,l, Chemistry P. S. Day ............................................... University of Michigan .............. Physics, Mathematics, Mech, Drawing Catherine Duggan fSpring termj .,.... University of California .............,....,,,,,,, 5 ,,,,,l,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, History, Civics Alice W, Pacer ...........,............,..,......... San jose Teachers College ........,....,.,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,, D oniestic Science Gertrude Goodrich ...... ........ C alifornia School of Crafts and Arts ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,c,,,,.,.,,,,, A it W. B. Hawthorne ..,,.,.. ........ U niversity of California, Davis ..,r,.,,,,,,,, .,,,,,,,- A neo Mgchanigg Bert Hewitt ............... ......... U niversity of California ...,......,,....,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,, Maijual Training Edith Hoag .......,...,. ......... U niversity of California .,.,..... .,..,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,.-,.,,,,,,.,,,,,. S igcnngrapliy Fred W. jaehnig ...... ........ .University of California ......... ...,,,,, N ight School Principal, Arithmetic Florence Jensen ,.,.., ......... U niversity of California ........ ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,ii,i,,i-,-,,ii-------,-- E nglish Anita Kortg ,.,,,,,,,,,,.,, .,...... U niversity of California ...,.... , , ,, -----.-ov History Eva Ruth Martiii ,,,,,,,,. ,...,,... U niversity of California ...........,.....,.,. ,ii,,,.i S paiiisli Dorothy McClay ,,,.,.,,,,,.,,,.,,, ,.,...... M ills College, Cornell University ....... ,,.,,,,.,,,,,,, E nglish Alice Nelson ..,.......................... ......... U niversity Of California ..................... .................., F reach Margaret Qgle fFall termj ................. University of California ............... ,,.,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, H iscnryj Civics Margaret Poole ...................... ......... B. B. Rearden ......... ......... Harlan Reyburn ........ ........ Dorothea Schmitt ......... .... .... J. C. Schuster ............ ........ Top Row-Hawthorne. Schuster. Day. jachnig, Reyhurn, Way, Reardcn. An dcrson. Second Row-Van Dyke. Dadisman Schmitt. Hoag, Facer, Smith. Allen Nelson, Hewitt. Third Row-Poole, Martin. McClay Duggan, Korts, Jensen. Bravo. Good' rich. Campbell, Trucblood. University of California ..........,....,..,,,,,, ,.,,,,.,, G irls' Physical Education Oregon State Agricultural College .,,,,,., ,.,.,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,, F arm Mcchanics Stanford University ..................,......,. ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,, M athcniacics University of California ...... ,,,,,,,,i..,, G crinan and History University of California ......... .,.,.,,., B oys' Physical Education a,, . Ml TONY ANDRESEN Basketball '30 '32 '33, Track '32 '33, Swimming '31 '32 '33, Baseball '32 '33. MARGARET ARFSTEN Biology Club '30 '31, Glee Club '30 '31 '32, Choral Society '32, French Club '31 '32 '33, Honor Society '31 '32 '33, Usherette '32, Sec. of junior Class '31 '32, Social Sec. of Girls' Club '32 '33, Manager of Publicity of Northern Re' gional Honor Society '32, Chairman of Good Cheer Com' mittee '32 '33, Revision Committee '33. MARY ARMSTRONG State Honor Society '31 '32 '33, Booster Club '31 '32, Secretary of French Club '31 '32. Pres. of French Club '32, Camera Club '33, Big Sister Committee '31, Rest Room Committee '31, CLIFFORD ASBELL Purple Mask Players '32 '33, No What Club '30, ARTHUR BAKER Biology Club '30 '31, Radio Club '32 '33, Spanish Club '32, Band '30 '31 '32. LEON BARLAS Biology Club '30 '31, Spanish Club '30 '31. BEVERLE BARRY Booster Club '30 '31 '32, Sec.'Treas. Sophomore Class '30 '31, Honor Society '30 '31 '32, Christmasse Revels '31, ,Big Sister Committee '31 '32, International Club '31, Rally Committee '32 '33, Enterprise Staff '33, Student Body Sec. of Publicity '32 '33, Good Cheer Committee '31, Glee Club '31, CARLEEN BEHRENS State Honor Society '31 '32 '33, Christmasse Revels '30 '31 '32, Choral Society '30 '31 '32 '33, G. A. A. '30 '31 '32 '33, G. A. A. Cabinet '31 '32, Enterprise Stall '32, Booster Club '30 '31 '32, Triple Trio '31 '32 '33, Vice' Pres. Girls' Club '32 '33, Sec. Northern Regional Honor ociety '31 '32, Pres. Honor Society '32 '33, French Club '32 '33, Rally Committee '32 '33, Green Stockings '32. Girls' Glee Club '30 '31 '32, Duo '30 '31 '32. Usherette '33, Welfare Committee '32. LEWIS BERGERSON Transferred from Sonoma. FRANCIS BERGERSON Transferred from Sonoma. G. A. A. '32, Spanish Club '32. EARLE BOND French Club '31, Welfare Committee '31, Booster Club '31, Sketch Club '32, Art Editor of Enterprise '32. BERNARD BONNICKSEN Traffic Squad '32 '33. NADINE BOYER Christmasse Revels '30 '31, Music Club '33, Spanish Club '30. GERALD BRANDT Radio Club '32 '33, Biology Club '30 '31. ANNA BRANSEN Fashion Show '31, Music Club '33, Choral Society '33, Glee Club '32, International Club '32, Good Cheer Committee '32. ERASMUS BRAXMEYER . F. F. A. '30 '31 '32 '33, Farm Mechanics Team '31 '32, Sheep Judging '30, ALBERT BRIANS Honor Society '30 '31 '32, Football '32, Boys' League Ex' ecutive Council '32 '33, Spanish Club '32 '33, Track '32, Block P '32, EDITH BROOKOVER Biology Club '30 '31, junior Girls' Club Rep. '31, Senior Girls' Rep. '32, International Club '32, Welfare Committee '32, Prosecuting Attorney for School '32, Honor Society '30 '31 '32 '33, MILTON BRONSTEIN German Band '32, Football '32, Spanish Club '30, Boys' League Council, Sec.fTreas. High Seniors '32, Band '30 '31 '32, Orchcsf tra '30 '31 '32. LAUREL BROWN Vice-Pres. '32 '33, Basketball '31 '32 '33, Pres. Welfare Committee '32 '33, Track '31, Member Merit Committee '32 '33, Interclass Track '32 '33, Interclass Basketball '31 '32 '33, Basketball Captain '31 '32. ROBERT BRUMBAUGH Band '32 '33, Purple Mask Club '33, Track '33. KATHLEEN BUDD ' Biology '30 '31, Christmasse Revels '30, Dance Club '33. KIRMESS BURNHAM ' Boys' Glee Club '29 '30 '31, Mixed Chorus '31 '32, Biology Club '32, International Club '32. HUBERT BURTNER No What Club '31, Football '30 '31 '32. Track lvlgr. '31 '32, Moving Picture Operator '32 '33, International Club '32 '33, Basketball Mgr. '33, ALETHA BUNDESEN Biology '31, G. A. A. '33, Spanish Club '32, Good Cheer Com' mittee '33. MILDRED CADER -- French Club '32 '33, Choral Society '30 '31, Glee Club '31, Big Sister Committee '32, Biology Club '31 '32 '33, Honor Society '31 '33, Ushcrette '32, Biology Club Cabinet '32 '33. Fashion Show '31, Dramatic Club '31, Christmasse Reveals '32, Senior Girls' Rep. '32 '33, G. A. A. '32 '33. ALBERT CARRACIO Football '30 '32, Swimming '30 '31 '32, Spanish Club '30, Booster Club '30, Basketball '30. HEIMER CARLSON Football '30 '31 '32, Aggie Sec. '31 '32, Aggie Pres. '32, Span- ish Club '31 '32, Pres. Student Body '33, Dairy Cattle Judging '30 '31 '32, Block P Society '33, lnterclass Football '30 '31. EUGENE CARPENTER Football '32, FRANK CARTER Sophomore Pres. '30, Football '30 '31 '32, School Play '31, Swimming '31, Senior Pres. '33, Block P Society '33, Enterprise '33, Wellzi1'e Committee '32, Spanish Club '30, International Club '32, Booster Club '30 '32, Dramatic Club '32, School Song Leader '32 '33. CAROLINE CHIADO , G, A. A. '31 '32, International Club '32 '33, Honor Society '32, Rest Room Committee '32, VIOLA CHURCH Sec.'Treas. Booster Club '32, Girls' Rep. of Sophomore Class '31, Social Sec. Senior Class '32, French Club '31 '32 '33. Dancing Club '32 '33, Christmasse Revels '31 '32, DORIS COLE Biology Club '31 '32, Honor Society '31 '32 '33. ln' ternational Club '32 '33, Program Mgr. of lnternational Club '32, G. A, A. '33, Christmasse Revels '32, ARZELLE DANGERS Booster Club '31, Christmasse Rcvels '30, Sec. ol' Social Allairs in Girls' Club '32, Good Cheer Committee '32, Booster Club President '32, Sec. ol Social Allairs '32, Dance Club '33, Rally Committee '33, Big Sister Committee '33. DON DAVIS Football '30 '31 '32, Biology Club '32, Future Farmers '30, Tralhc Squad '31 '32, Track '31. MARIAN DEAN Glee Club '31, Choral Society '31, G. A. A. '32, Christmassc Revels '31. RANDLE DCHART Pres. Senior Class '32 '33, Football '29 '30 '31 '32, Captain '32, Business Mgr. Enterprise '32, Spanish Club '30 '31 '32, Block P Society '31 '32, Boys' League Council. FRED DIESTEL German Club '30 '31 '32, Football Mgr. '32, Mgr. of Draf matics '32 '33, Pres. of Dramatic Club '32 '33, Honor So' ciety '30 '31, Boys' League Rep. '31 '32, Biology Club '30. PAUL DILLON Football '30 '31 '32, Band '31 '32 '33, Orchestra '31 '32 '33, German Band '31 '32 '33. Selected Band '31 '32 '33. AUSTIN DONAGHUE Biology Club '32'33, lr. Tralhc '31'32'33, lnterclass Football 31. EVELYN EARHART Biology Club '30, G. A. A. '30 '31 '32 '33, Basketball Mgr. '32, Christmasse Rcvcls' '30, DONALD ECKMANN French Club '31, Biology Club '30 '31 '32 '33. LENA EICKMEYER German Club '30 '31, lnternational Club '32 '33, G. A. A. '32, DOROTHY ELLIS Booster Club '31, G. A. A. '32, Asst. Editor of Enterprise '33, Biology Club '31 '32, lnternational Club '32, Usher' ette '31. ELAINE ELLIS Choral '30 '31, Booster Club '30 '31 '32, Social Sec. Sophomore Class '30 '31, Honor Society '30 '31 '32 '33, Social Sec. junior Class '31 '32, Enterprise Staff '31 '32, Christmasse Revclsu '30 '31 '32, Big Sister Committee '31 '32, Social Sec. of Student Body '32 . '33, Rally Committee '32 '33, French Club '32 '33, International Club '31. MARY ELU Spanish Club '30 '31. LOUISE EVANS Biology Club '30 '31 '32 '33, G. A, A. '33, Band '31 '32, Cl1lTlSCll12lSSC Reveals '31 '32, Glee Club '32 '33, Choral Society '32 '33, Triple Trio '32 '33. SELIA FILIPPINI Biology Club '31, G. A. A. '31, Art Club '33, Cliristmasse Revels '31. MYRTLE FIELDS Biology Club '30 '31 '32, French Club '32, Dance Club '32 '33. Music Club '33, Christmasse Revels '30, ALFRED FOCHT Biology Club '30 '31 '32, Basketball '32, No VJhat Club '30 '31, Choral Society '31 '32, Camera Club '32 '33, Band '30 '31 '32 '33, Orchestra '30 '31, KATHERINE FOSTER Dance Club '33, Rally Committee '32 '33. BILL FOSTER Football '30 '31, Basketball '31, Yell Leader '32, Baseball '31, Golf Team '32, Biology Club '30. GRACE FUJITA ' Biology Club '31, G. A. A. '31 '32, International Club '33. LEONA GILCHRIST Biology Club '30 '31, International Club '32 '33. G. A. A. MARTHA GEORGE Christmasse Revels '30, Biology Club '30 '31, Pres. Dance Club '33, Orchestra '30 '31, SAM GLAZIER Biology Club '31, Basketball '32, WALTER GLAZIER Football '31 '32, Baseball '32 '33, -lr. Traflic Squad '31 '32 '33. STANLEY GOLDMAN I Band '31 '32 '33. Orchestra '31 '32 '33. Football '31 '32, French Club '32, Choral Society '31, Music Club '33, German Band '32, I-IELMUT GOLITZ Football '32, Honor Society '32, Camera Club '32 '33, Spanish Club '33, No What Club '30 '31, Block P Society '33. LUVERNE I-IAiCKMAN G. A. A. '31, Biology Club '31, Music Club '32 '33. HOWARD HANSEN Farm Mechanics Judging '30, Reporter F. F. A. '30 '31, Vice' Pres. F. F. A. '33. EDWIN HEIKELL Camera Club '32 '33, Biology Club '29, Honor Society '33, Auto Mechanics Club '30 '31, BILL HINSON Boys' League Representative '30, Spanish Club '30 '31, Sec. of Boys' League '32 '33, Football '30 '31 '32. Football Capt. '32, Enterprise Staff '33, Block P So' ciety '33, No What Club '29, Treas. of Low Senior Class '32, Vice-Pres. of High junior Class '31, Basket' ball Manager '33, Boys' League Trial '31, Revision Committee '33, Auctioneer '33. MONA HIROOKA Biology Club '30 '31 '32, Honor Society '31 '32, C. A. A. '32 '33, International Club '32 '33, Clee Club '32, ENAR HOLM Sketch Club '32 '33. ISABELLE HOLMAN C. A. A. '31 '32, Biology Club '31 '32, Sketch Club '33, Fashion Show '31, Big Sister Committee '32, LOUISE HOWELL VicefPres. Purple Mask Club '32, Trcas. International Club '32, The Youngest '31, Honor Society '31 '32 '33, Booster Club '32, Student Body Cabinet '33, Pres. Girls' Club '33, Triple Trio '33, G. A. A. '32, Enterprise Stail' '32, Christmasse Revels '31 '32 '33, Choral Society '31 '32, Girls' Club Representative '32, Merit Committee '33, Society Notes '31, Ring and Pin Com' mittee '31, CHARLES IDDINGS Farm Mechanics judging '31, Aggie judging '30 '31, Vice' President of Future Farmers '31 '32, Treas. of Future Farmers '32 '33, Honor Society '31, MARIE JENSEN Biology Club '30 '31, International Club '32, Spanish Club '32 '33, French Club '31 '32, C. A. A. Tennis '31 '32. GRACE IESSEN Biology Club '30 '32 '33, G. A. A. '30, Mgr. of C. A. A. Track and Swimming '31, C. A. A, Tennis '30, Rest Room Committee '32. VERNICE JESSEN Biology Club '32 33, Good Cheer Committee '32 '33, Li' brarian '32, ELEEN JOHNSON Biology Club Representative '30, C. A. A. '30, Pres. of Biology Club '31, Tennis Mgr. '31, Spanish Club '31, Honor Society '32, Pres. of C. A. A. '32 '33, Student Body Cabinet '32 '33, Cirls' Club Cabinet '32 '33, Stamp Club '33. JOE KAEL Biology Club '30 '31, Orchestra '30 '31, Band '30 '31, Camera Club '32 '33. EDWINNA KELSEY Biology Club '31 '32 '33. G. A. A. '32 '33, International Club '32. CARRIE KENNEDY Glce Club '30 '31 '32, Biology Club '31 '32, Spanish Club '32 '33, G. A. A. HERLEON KERRIGAN Biology Club '31, Glee Club '31 '33, Choral Society '31, Music Club '32 '33. HAROLD KNUDTSEN German Club '29. LOUISE KORBEL Booster Club '30 '31, Christmas Pageant '30 '31 '32, Honor Society '32, Social Secretary Senior Class '32 '33, Big Sister '32, Enterprise '32 '33, Girls' Club Rep' rescntative '31, Rally Committee '32 '33. ELVYN LINDGREN Biology Club '31, International Club '32, G. A. A. '30 '31 '32, Spanish Club '32, Treasurer of G. A. A. '32 '33. LAURIE LINOTTI Baseball '31 '32 '33, Basketball '32 '33, Swimming '32 '33, No Wl1zit Club '31, BETSY LOGAN Social Secretary of Sophomore Class '31, Sec.fTreas. of Junior Class '32, Booster Club '31, Green Stockings '32, President oi' Art Club '33, Christmas Pageant '32. International Club '32. HAROLD MacKENZIE Basketball '30, French Club '32, Booster Club '30 '31, Football '30 '31 '32, Enterprise Staff '32, Block P Society '33, Golf Team '32, Boys' League Representative '30 '31, No What Club. EDWARD MADDALENA Traffic Squad '31 '32, Capt. Traiiic Squad '32 '33, Biology Club '30 '32, International Club '32, Welfare Committee '32. LEWIS MAHONEY Football '32. DOROTHY MAINERT ' G. A, A. '30 '31, Biology Club '30, Spanish Club '32. GLADYS MAJORS I Biology Club '30 '31, G. -A. A. '30 '31, Spanish Club '30 '31 ALMA MARTIN G. A. A. '31, French Club '32 '33, VicefPres. French Club '32 '33, Honor Society '33, Librarian '33. REGINA MASTRUP G. A. A. '30 '31 '32 '33, Wellzurc Committee '32 '33, Band '30 '31, G. A. A. Yell Leader '31, Basketball Captain '31. ISABEL MATHESON Spanish Club '32 '33. ARTHUR MATSON Biology Club '30 '31 '32. Biology Club Curator '31 '32, German Club '30 '31, International Club '32 '33, Inter' national Club Treasurer '33. JOHN MAYO Band '30 '31, Orchestra '30 '31,' Football '30 '31 '32, Track '32 '33. No Wl1Ht Club '30 '31, ROY MCCARTER - Band '30, Biology Club '31 '32. Traiiie Squad '31 '32 '33. No Wli:1t Club '29 '31. MARY McSWEEN G. A. A. '30 '31N'32,- Girls' Representative '31, Big Sister Committee '32, Mgr. of Girls' Baseball '32, Thanksgiving Basket Committee '32. HATTIE MICHAELS ' Biology Club '30 '31 '32, Biology Club Reporter '32, Honor Society '31 '32, Sec. Honor Society '32, Christmasse Revels '31 '32, Choral Society '31 '32, ,International Club '32 '33, Pres. International Club '33, Big Sister '32, Glee Club '30 '31 '32. GEORGE MICKELSEN Future Farmer ol America '-30 '31 '32 '33, Meiilber of the Livestock judging Team '30 '31 '32. JUANITA MILLER Transferred from Tech High School, Oakland. Glee Club '31 '32, Choral Society '32 '33. G. A. A. '32 '33, Biology Club '32, P. H. S. Quartet '32 '33, Music Club '33. if MIKE MINOGUE Football '30 '31 '32, Captain B Class '30 '31, Basketball '30 '31, Vice-Pres. Boys' League '33, Booster Club '30 '31, No What Club '30 '31, MAX MOORE Band '31 '32, Baseball '31 '32 '33, Basketball '31, Booster Club '32, Biology Club '30 '31 '32, Pres. International Club '32 '33, Future Farmers of America, Livestock judging Team, Traffic Squad '33, TOM MOORE No Wh:1t Club '29 '30, Boys' Glee Club '29, Choral Society '30 '31, Band '30 '31, Orchestra '30 '31, Biol' ogy Club '31, Future Farmers ol America '32, Track '30 '31 '32, MIRIAM NEAL C. A. A. '30 '31 '32, Biology Club '31, Social Sec. Senior Class '32, Christmasse Revels '31, HAROLD NILSSON Band '30 '31 '32 '33, Stamp Club '33, French Club '32, THELMA NISSEN Big Sister '32, Mgr. Hockey '31, Sec. G. A. A. '33, Enterprise Staff '33, Honor Society '31, French Club '31 '32, Rest Room Committee '32 '33, Girls' Club Representative '31 '32, VIOLA NONELLA Honor Society '31, Clee Club '31 '32, Choral '31, French Club '32, C. A. A. '32 '33, Purple Mask Players '33, Hockey Manager '33, Biology Club '31, KATHERINE O'KEEFFE Honor Society '30 '31 '32, Biology Club '30 '31, Inter' national Club '32 '33. ALVIN OLSEN German Club '30 '31, Camera Club '32 '33, Honor Society '32, No Wliat Club '30 '31, KARL OSTENBERG Biology Club '32 '33, 'Welfare Committee '32 '33, Tralhc Squad '31 '32 '33, No Vv'l1at Club '30 '31 '32, MARGARET OTT Purple Mask Players '31, '32 '33, Sec. Purple Mask Players '32 '33, Big Sister Committee '32, Clee Club '31, Choral Society '31 '32, Booster Club '32, French Club '32, Honor Society '31, G. A. A. '32 '33, International Club '32. GEORGINA PENDLETON Clee Club '31 '33, Sec. International Club '32 '33, Honor Society '32, Triple Trio '32, Spanish Club '31, Choral Society '31, LILLIAN PERRY G. A. A. '30 '31 '32 '33, Spanish Club '33. ARNOLD PETERS lr. Tralhc Squad '32 '33, Track '31 '32 '33, Interclass Football '31, CAROL PETERSEN C. A. A. '30 '31, Biology Club '30, Spanish Club '32, Christmasse Revels '31, GEORGE PETERSON No Vv hat Club. CLARENCE PETTIT Football '30, Basketball '31 '32 '33, Block P Society, Inf ternational Club, Tennis Club. MYRL PLUMMER Clee Club '31 '32, Christmasse Rc-:vels '31, Choral Society '33, Biology Club '33, Honor Society '33, EVELYN PRINCE Sketch Club '33, HARRY RASMUSSEN Football '30 '31, Track '31 '32 '33, Dairy Cattle Judging Team '32, Boys' League Executive Council '31, F. F. A. '30 '31 '32 '33, Farm Mechanics judging '30, - ANITA ROSENTHAL French Club '32, Honor Society '31 '32, Stamp Club '33, CAROL RUNDALL Editor Enterprise '31 '32, Vice-Pres. Purple Mask Players '32 '33, The Youngest '31, Society Notes '31, Christmasse Revcls '30 '32, Honor Society '30 '31 '32 '33, French Club '31 '32 '33, Booster Club '30 '31 '32, Big Sister Committee '30 '33, Fashion Show '31, BILL RYAN Basketball '30 '31, Baseball '31, Biology Club '31, BILL SANDERSON Booster '32, Football '32, Tennis Cub '32, TOSHIICO SHIMIZU Biology Club '30 '31 '32, Honor Society '31 '32, C. A. A. '32 '33, Glce Club '32, Spanish Club '32 '33. OSCAR SCPIINDLER Biology Club '32 '33. CLARA SCHLUMBERGER German Club '30 '31, International Club '32 '33, Hon' or Society '30 '31, C. A, A. '31 '32, GOIDA SCHMIDT Transferred from Commerce High School, San Francisco Biology Club '32. ARNOLD SCOTT Football '32, Block P Society, F. F. A. '30 '31 '32. HAROLD SEIBEL . Sec. of Finance '32 '33, Pres. Honor Society '31 '32, State Honor Society '30 '31 '32 '33, Pres. Sophomore Class '31, Asst. Editor Enterprise '31 '32, Student Welf fare Committee '31-'32 '33, Merit Committee '32 '33, Prosecuting Attorney '31 '32, judge '32 '33, Football '31, Basketball '31 '32 '33, Track '32 '33, Swimming '31, Class Numerals '32 '33, Block P Society '33, Booster Club '31 '32. EMIL SEPPA Band '30 '31 '32 '33, No What Club '31, Biology Club '32 '33, International Club '32, Spanish Club '32. LOUIS SICCO Track '31 '32 '33, C. A. A. '32 '33, Spanish Club '32 '33. TRUMAN SILACCI Baseball '32 '33, Spanish Club '32 '33, EVELYN SILVA State Honor Society '31 '32 '33, Spanish Club '32 '33, Pres. Spanish Club '32 '33, Enterprise Stall '33. ROBERT SYLVA Band '31 '32, Orchestra '31, Creen Stockings '32, Biology Club Curator '32, Biology Club Representative '31, Sketch Club Vice-President '32 '33. EVA SOREN Biology Club '30 '31 '32. International Club '32 '33, Honor Society '33, Christmasse Revels '30 '32, Clee Club '31 '32, Choral Society '31 '32 '33, ALICE SOUSA Biology Club '31 '32 '33, C, A, A. '32 '33, Spanish Club '32, VERA SMITH Spanish Club '32 '33, Transferred from Analy '32, CLIFFORD SOLDATE Basketball '31 '33, Track '32, Football '32, jr. Traiiie Ollicer '32 '33. VIVIAN SPENCER Transfer from L. A. High. Honor Society '31 '32 '33, French Club '32 '33, VicefPresident Senior Class '33, Camera Club '33, Big Sister Committee '33, MARIAN SPILLUM ' French Club '32 '33, Choi'al Society '30 '31 '32, Clee Club '30 '31, International Club '32 '33, Biology Club '30 '31 '32, Honor Society '31 '32 '33, Secretary Biology Club '32, Secretary Senior Class '33, Christmas Revels '32, C. A. A. '32 '33. DOROTHY STABLES ' Biology Club '30 '31, Glee Club '30 '31 '32, Choral Society '30 '31 '32 '33, Duo '30 '31, Secretary Girls' Club '31 '32, Cood Cheer Committee '32 '33, Triple Trio '30 '32, Arion Quartet '30 '31, Secretary Student Body '32 '33, Usherctte '32 '33, French Club '31 '32 '33, Rally Committee, EARLEEN STARKE Biology Club '30 '31 '32, Christmas Revels '30 '31, Inter' ' national Club '32. Clcc Club '31 '33, Choral Society '32, Big Sister '32, Usherettc '32. GEORGE STRAUB President Student Body '32, President junior Class '31, Football '30 '31 '32, Basketball '30 '31, Track '32, Block P Society '31 '32. HAZEL TEIMAN Biology Club '30, Orchestra '30, Christmas Reve1s '30 '31, C. A. A, '30 '31 '32. WINIFRED TOMPKINS Booster Club '30 '31 '32, The Youngest '32, President French Club '33, Choral Society '32, Christmas Revels '31, Big Sister Committee '32. FLORENCE THOMAS C. A. A. '30 '31, Biology Club '30 '31, ADELHEID TONNESEN Clee Club '30 '31, International Club '32 '33, Program Chairman lor International Club '33, Welfare Commit- tee '32 '33, Recorder lor Wcll':li'e '32 '33, State Honor Society '30 '31 '32 '33, C. A. A, '33. LAWRENCE TRESCH Baseball '30 '31 '32 '33, Track '30 '31 '33, Band '30 '31, Iunior Traffic Ofhcer '31, Aggie Club '30 '31 '32 '33, No What Club '31. EARLAMAY TUTTLE Biology Club '31 '32, Purple Mask Players '31 '32 '33, French Club '32, Assistant Director of Christmas Pageant '32, Music Club '32 '33, Honor Society, Welfare Committee '32 '33, Green Stockings '32. HOLGER L. VOGENSEN Football Manager '31, Basketball Manager '31 '32, Manager of Athletics '32 '33, Boys' League Council Rep. '32 '33. Merit Committee, Biology Club '30, Choral Society, Vice'Pres. Junior Class, Dramatic Club. FRANCIS WATSON Art Club '32 '33, Biology Club '31 '32, Stamp Club '32 '33. KEEGAN WATSON Football '32, Honor Society Fall '32, Spanish Club '31, Biology Club '31, Treas. of Biology Club '32, Block P Society '33. EDITH WEBB Biology Club '30 '31 '32, C, A. A. '30 '31 '32, Spanish Club '32 '33, International Club '32, Big Sister Committee. HERBERT WEITZMAN Biology Club '30 '31, French Club '32, Camera Cub '32 '33, State Honor Society '30 '31 '32 '33. NOEL WEYLER Biology Club '31 '32, Basketball Mgr. '32, Baseball Mgr. '32, International Club '32 '33, VicefPres. International Club '33, Band '32. IRA WHITAKER Transferred from Santa Rosa. Scholarship Society, Future Farmers '32, Judging '32. STIRLING WIGHTMAN Vice-Pres. Student Body '31 '32, Vice'Pres. Sophomore Class '29 '30, No What Club '29, Spanish Club '29 '30, Merit Committee '31 '32, Welfare Committee '31 '32, Booster Club '29 '30 '31, Boys' League Council. WAYNE WINFREY Dramatic Club '31, Biology Club Cabinet '31, VicefPresident of Class '31, Trafhc Squad '31 '32 '33, Welfare Committee '32, Boys' League Representative '33. JACK WOODWARD . Camera Club '32 '33, Football '30 '31 '32, Basketball '31, Boys' League Exec. Council '31, Welfare Committee '31 '32, Band '30 '31, Orchestra '30 '31, Cabinet '32 '33, Merit Committee '32, Boys' League President '32 '33, Spanish Club '31 '32, PAULINE WOTEN Transferred from Santa Cruz. Glee Club '30 '31, Operetta '31, Cantata '31, Orchestra '30 '31, Christmas Revels '31 '32, Triple Trio '32, International Club '32, Booster Club '31, Choral Society '32. ANTONE ZUNINO Baseball '31 '32 '33, Basketball '31 '32 '33, Aggie '30 '31 '32. S E N I O R S CHRISTMAS CLASS Randle DeHart .....................................,..........,......... President Eugene Carpenter ....... ......,.......,... V ice-President Milton Bronstein .......... ......... S ecretaryfTreasu.rer Miriam Neal ........................ ..............,... S ocial Secretary Miss Eva Ruth Martin ...................,.,.......................... Adviser The Christmas graduates had few parties and no picnics because of the weather. However, the customary banquet was given and was attended by the graduating class, the faculty, and a few guests. The Senior Class Day program showed the graduates returning in the form of spirits and ghosts. The will and prophecy were read by various members of the ,class as the whole class of ghosts, dressed in sheets, looked on. JUNE CLASS Vkfoodrow Conner.. .......,. President ..................... Frank Carter Vivian Spencer ..........., Vicefljresident .... ....... V ivian Spencer Marian Spillum ........... Sec'yfTreasurer .........,. Marian Spillum Louise Korbcl ......... ...Social Secretary... ......... Louise Korbel Mildred Cadcr .........,.. Girls' Club Rep .,.......,.. Mildred Cader Wziyime Wixifrey ..... .Boys League Rep ........ Wayiie Wiiifrey Miss Anita Korts... .......... Adviser ............. Miss Anita Korts The graduating class of 1933 has just completed a most successful year. Many social events were enjoyed: in the early autumn the Senior Dance took placeg its Chinese decorations with Fujiyama and temple scenery were very individual. Senior week was spent happily. The Class Day, the Banquet, Baccalaureate, and inally Graduation- all these were greatly enjoyed. The class graduated on june 8, in caps and gowns, which were very effective in appearance. The Seniors, with the .aid of two previous classes. gave to the school the beautiful new curtain for the auditorium. LOW SENIORS Top Row--Kawzioka. Meyers. Armbruster. Carter. Turner, Cochrane. Bigelow, Akers, Klemcnok. Second Row-Keller, Baker. Coldman, Newell, Nissen, Iddings, Zunino, Nielson, Carlson. ' Third Row-George, Tuttle, Cowan. Ellis. Logan. johnson, Deane, Moller, Praccliia. .5 . 1 .. j si ff 3 W X' .,...n 1 a v Y RANDLE DE HART WOODROW CONNER A I ..l FRANK CARTER HIGH IUNIORS Top Row-Oschner, lessen, jagla, Benito, Fredticksen, Baker, jackson, Quigley, Bravo, Gambonini. Second Row-Keller, Peterson, Boivin, Byce, Hardin Brophy, Franklin, Gilardi, Clark, Allen. Third Row-McMillan, Nelson, Bean, Fink, Harms, Hobbie, Fishman, Bogardis, Hopkins, Brown, Donham, Carpenter, Sontum, Sturla. Fourth Row-Diestel. Johnson, Hansen, Christensen, Doug- las, Anderson, Cook, Casarotti. Hopkins, Boyer, Rabben. Buck, Breed, Mc' Farlan. Top Row-Nelson, Kawaoka, Peterson, Thompson, Benito, Rath, Richardson Murphy, McLean, Jagla, Pozzi, Noriel, Kneeland, King. Second Row-Silacci Price, Schick, Ruzsicska, Mickelsen, Smith, Pedeprade, Borratti, Peterson, Rc- anda, Stice. Knowlton, Olson, Nunes, Rollin. Third Row-Niebel. Patton Thompson, Thompson, Silacci, Wasson. Sorenson. Waite, Turner, Ostenburg Shetka, Malacredi. Newman, Struven, Mayo. Fourth Row-Smart, Watcrhorlse Wilkinson, Tonneson, Yriberri, Rickerts, Sewaldsen, Mehl, Salvisburg, Weber Rosenbloom, Matteri, Taylor, Weiss, Swanberg, Woten. LOW JUNIORS Top Row-Maggiora, Anderson, Carside, Arfsten, Hansen, McCallum, Pinto. Stonitsch, Carlson, Hail. Miyano, Baccaleoni, Ramsey, Casarotti. Second Row- Faraone, Fadelli, Miller, lanes, Black, Middleton, Foster, Durando, Ellison Vartnaw, Yoshizawa, Scott. Third Row-Mardis, Gossman, Starkey, Mello Ramatici, Bonetti, Paciorini, Molinari, Hammerman, Giraud, DelCarlo, Fink Holtzer, Fourth Row--lessen, Oretsky, Hovis, Matteri, Nygard, Bailey, Doi JUNIOR CLASS Clarence Rath ..........,...,. President ...... . ......,.. Clarence Rath Allen Carter ............ ..Vice-President..Kingsley Wightman Q 1 v s a CLARENCE RATH Q metta, Nisson, Morphopoulos, Glazer, Cobb, Rego, Stice. Betsy Logan ...,.......,.... Sec'yfTreas ................. Betsy Logan Advisers .................,.................... Mrs. Elizabeth Dadisman, Miss Dorothy McClay, Miss Hazel Allen Cn December 22, 1932, the juniors presented a very interesting Christmas program in honor -of the Seniors. Another social event was the International dance on February 25, given Jointly by the Juniors and Sophomores. The wall decorations included representative scenes of Holland, japan, China, and North America. SOPHOMORE CLASS Fall Spring Clarence Arfstcn ....... ...... I 'resident ...... ....... M aurice Gossner Santina lvlolinari ....... .....,..... S ecretary ,.,,,, ,,,,,,,',,,, E dith Hansen BCI'I'liCC Mello ......................... H .Treasurer .,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, K enngth Ggwgllqs Hulda Haminerman .......... Girls' Club Rep ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,-, H glen QISQH Frank Fadelli .................... Boys' League Rep ..,,.,,,,..,,,,,,,,A,,,,,, Bill Crgall Josephine Durando ........... Social Secretary ...,.,..,,....,,,,,,,, Irene Margen Advisers ..................... .......................... M rs. Facer, Miss Duggan The outstanding event of the year was the dance given with the juniors, February 25 . The theme was carried out by having each corner of the ballroom represent a different country. We appreciate the helpfulness of our advisers. Top llow-Wliite, Thomas. Williznnxs, Reitz. Shcrcr, Wzlldeliizlr. Vogenscn, Rosenbaum. . Second Row-Saunders. Shipounoff, Shiller, Stormctta, Sontum, Schlcth, Sheen, Rearden, True. Third Row-Thiede. Roderick. Vol' kerts, Regan, Ragghianti, Talamantes. Vtfatcrhouse, Straub, Majors. Top Row - Burhans, Miller. Don- aghue. Murray, Kawaoka. Second Row-Matzen, Martin. Orlolf. Kortum, Feickert, Klemenok, Benedetf ti, Olsen. Third Row-Ohonan, Anderson. Kee' gan, Moyles. Matzen. Nelson, Peter' sen. Jacobsen, jacobsen. Fourth Row +4 lvlatsen. Nelson. Met' calie. Peterson. Lyle. Laymancc, La' franchi, Miclcelsen, Oflut. Jensen. Top Row - Conslzmtinolf. Anderson. Fox, Carr. Ducrson. Fosso. Eales. Dunning, Beggs, Albertoni..Breen. Es' trin. Second Row - Gossner. Duerson. johnson. Hansen. Iverson. Derby. Custoifscn. Castagna, Donaldson, Her' man. Corfu. Third Row--Iverson. Gianini. George. Hall, Durst, Fredcricksen. Dora. Han' sen. Copin, Friedman, Brookover, Cooley. Fourth Row - Bettinelli, Bettinelli. Carlson, Burrotti, Newman, Donavon. Cuppolctti. Baptism. Gaston, Chiado. Cunningham, DcLaney. Top Row-Kerhy. Turner. Jamieson. Mivaro. Crowl. Hill. Gossagc, Ilg. Adamson. Begley. Gowans, Bianchi. Sccord Row f Etherton. Batchelder. Peoples, Baptista. Anderson. Cole. Cronin, Landen. Kelly. Marshall. Fulf lcr. Ellis, Lindgren. Third Row-johnson. lviolonari, jen' sen. Anderton, Fujita, Steingway. Iver' son. Stenck, Cuneo. Hiatt. Anderson. McCortt, lvlaggiora. Millie, Waiyxie. Fourth Row-Berry. Buttin. Behrens. Crosetti, Tuttle. Olsen. Seibel, Olsen. johnson. Simeons. McDonald. Forry. . Noriel. Hickey. CLARENCE ARFSTEN 'llgj' ' r f ? . T ':'e5 in , ,.. f if ' lv r. Q 1 limi' ET 4 MAURICE GOSSNER ACTIVI WNW 'Qi-w I 5 v-fluff vu fi5s A px N I B Ilp ' I vxlx' 'yu' K Uv ' ' HW: H, ' 1 yyx xxx l -Q A . ' Y 21,7 lux 1 5 , X 'QA 1 'Yjjl i rf lim -E5 'sy ...ki 5 Q f- fx --wil-71 Top Row-Straub, Carlson, Stables, X, Seibel, Ellis Brown. Second Row-Barry, Dicstcl, John- .Q son, Vogensen, Howell, Woodward. ..-fv- STUDENT BCDY Fall Spring George Straub ........ ........... l ,resident ........... ........, H eimer Carlson Laurel Brown ......... .....,. V icefPresident ......, ............ L aurel Brown Dorothy Stables ..... ........ S ecretary ........ ...,.... D orothy Stables Harold Seibel ..,,...,. .. ........... Treasurer ...,....... .....,... H arold Seibel Elaine Ellis .,......... .,..... S ec. Social Arlfairs ....... ,........,.... E laine Ellis Beverle Barry .,....... ..,.,..,.... P ublications ..,...... ......... B everle Barry Fred Dicstel ............ .,,...... M gr. Dramatics ...,..... .........,.. F red Diestel Elcen Johnson ..................... Pres. G. A. A ...............,...... Eleen Johnson Holgar Vogensen .......,. ..Mgi'. Boys' Athletics ........... Holgar Vogensen Louise Howell .......... .....,., P res. Girls' Club ................... Louise Howell jack Vsfoodward ...........,.. Pres. Boys' League ............... Jack Woodwzircl Although the cabinet and their adviser, Miss Trueblood, have been forced to work under financial limitations during the past year, several interesting programs have been enjoyed by the student body. The cabinet has strived to present entertaining as well as educational programs. Home talent as well as paid entertainers have been used. A minimum of pay programs, consisting of an interesting variety of outside talent, have also been presented. These programs have been well attended and have proved sucf cesslul. The members ol' the cabinet enjoyed the year's activities very much. Brown, Tonneson, Seibel, Fadelli Brookover, Maddalena, Ostenberg Tuttle, Armbruster, Mastrup, Es' trin, Hammerman. Top Row-Arfsten, Brians, Schick Watson, Seibel, Golitz. Weitzman Olsen, Carlson. Second Row - Rundall, Spencer Armstrong, Salvisbcrg, Spillum Michels, Neihel, Tonneson, Brook over, Silva, Silacci. Third Row-Jensen, lvlurphopou los, Weber, Fishman, Cole, Taylor, Sontum, Hansen, Tuttle, Korbel. Behrens, Barry. Fourth Row - Hirooka, Johnson Rosenthal, Pedeprade. Burmester Patten, Miss Nelson, Breed, Stice Diestel, Arfsten, Howell, Ellis. WELFARE COMMITTEE Laurel Brown. ........ ....... P resident Harold Seibel .....,.,........ ......,.,.r.. J udge Adhelaid Tonneson ....,, ....... S ecretary Frank Fadelli ............... ....,...., C lerk Mr. P. S. Day .... ......................................,............... A dviser The Welfare Committee endeavors to aid the faculty in preserving order and good conduct on the school grounds at all times. The Committee members report casesg after a dis' cussion, demerits are recommended if necessary. The Committee aids in maintaining order in assemblies, controls traffic on the stairs and in the halls, and encourages students to keep the school grounds free from all papers. I-loNoR soclsrv Lucienne Pedeprade ,..... ......,.....,...v..... l jresident Friedel Diestel ............ ...........,.... V icefljresident Daisy Weber ........... ....... S ecretary-Treasurer Miss Alice Nelson ................,..............................,.... Adviser The chief activity of the Honor Society for this year was the Northern Regional Conference of the California Scholar' ship Federation, held here on April 29. This is the first time our chapter has entertained such a large group, sixtyfthree schools were represented. Dr. Paul Cadman of the Univerf sity of California spoke on The Significance of Superiorityf' Hi THE ENTERPRISE Beverle Barry ,............................... .....A............,.. E ditor Kingsley Wiglitiiiaiii .....,. ....... A ssistant Editor Dorothy Ellis ,............. ....................... A ssistant Editor Sherman Boivin ....... ...,...,.....,,....,,,, B usiness Manager jack Rollin ,.,,....... Kenneth Clark ..,. Leonard Nelson... . .. ....... Assistant Business Manziger ......,...,. . ......,........,.. Photographer ..........Assistant Photographer Vxfoodrow Conner ....... .,4..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,., A rt Editor Jolin Begley .......,... ........ A ssisrant Artist Bill Hinson ........... Thelma Nissen ...,. Frank Carter ip Louise Korhelj' Evelyn Silva ........,.,,,,,,., ,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, . .....,... Boys' Athletics .........Girls' Athletics ..............Features ................Typist The Enterprise aims to portray every phase of school liie. Keep' ing this foremost in mind, the stall chose the school, itself, as a most appropriate theme for the division page block prints. Every effort was made to record the year's activities accurately and completelyg assemf hlies, as well as class rooms, were invaded and photographed for the snap section. For economy's sake, it was necessary to omit the Literary Section. In spite of reduced hnancial support, however, the staif has endeavored to keep the high standard set by last year's Enterprise which won an All American rating from the National Scholastic Press Association. The supervision of Miss Florence Jensen, faculty adviser, and the assistance of Miss Gertrude Goodrich, art adviser, have been greatly appreciated. Also, we thank the Sunset Studio, the Petaluma Printing Company, and the Graphic American Yearbook Company for their cooperation. Wlgl1tUlllll Ellis Rollins Silva Carter Korhel Nelson Nissen l BARRY, Editor BOIVIN, Bus. Mgr. CONNER, Art Editor CLARK, Photographer Begley Hinson GIRLS' CLUB CABINET Arfsten, johnson, Howell, Miss Brown, Behrens, George. GIRLS' CLUB Louise Howell ...... .................. P resident Carleen Behrens ....,...,.,,.,,,,.,, VicefPresident 16311116 George ...,...... .,.,,.,..,,.,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,., S ecfetary Margaret Arfsten .................................. Social Secretary Eleell Johnson .......................... Girls' Athletic Secretary Miss Myrtle Emily Brown ........ Adviser, Dean of Girls The year 193233 was a very interesting term for Girls' Club. At Thanksgiving seventeen large baskets were distributed to needy families. Another accomplishment was the adopting of uniform dress, middie and skirt, for school wear. Interesting programs were planned for club meetings. August 25, 193 2, the Girls' Club Cabinet presented a play, Thursday Evening. Cn September 22, a pantomime, The Lighthouse Murder Case, was given by Margaret Gtt, Winifred Tompkins, Carol Rundall, Peggy Breed, Mar' garet Arfsten, and Myrtle Fields. Gctober 7, Dr. Peoples spoke on the anatomy of the human body. He also gave a first aid demonstration on November 3. The Dramatic Club presented two plays: The joint Gwnf ers of Spain, on Cctober 20, and The Captain's Dilemma, on Novemf ber 12. A joint meeting of the Girls' Club and Boys' League was held December 16, when Christmas Revelsu was presented by the Dramatic Club. Cn January 26, 1933, the meeting was devoted to welcoming the new Sophomores. In addition, the Senior girls presented a play, The Fatal Necklace. The fashion show, May Day Phantasy, faculty program, and class programs delighted us during the spring semester. The year came to a happy close with the ceremonial installation of new officers. The social program of the year consisted of swimming parties for the new Sophomore girls, given by their big sisters in the fall, a series of parties for the junior girls at Miss Brown's home in December, a supper for the new Sophomores in january at Miss Browns home, and a tea for the graduating Seniors in January at the home of Louise Howell. 1. January Big Sister Committee. 2. Good Cheer Com' mittcc. 3. August Big Sisters 4. Rest Room Com' mittcc. 5. Betsy Logan. 6. Three Pills in a Buttle 7'8f9. Clxristnias Rcvels. 10. Thanksgiving Bas' kct Committee. ,- 1 . -Q mn ms my Z -xg, mn agus, X - v mn an v ig. Q 5 .am Q .nn .us mn n Top Row - Wightman, Wirifrey, Akers, Ramsay, Maggiora, Mr. Van Dyke. Second Row-Vogensen, Minogue, Woodward, Hinson, Brians. B O Y S ' L E A G U E Jack Woodward ,....... .............. P resident Mike Minogue ..,.... ........ V icelllresident Bill Hinson ............ ........,............ S ecretary Albert Brians .............. .....................,... R eporter Holger Vogensen ............ .,........ A thletic Manager Mr. W. H. Van Dyke ....... ..... ..................... A d viser The past year has been a very successful one with interesting programs presented at each meeting, as follows: Three members of the 2Of3O Club gave talks about Vocational Guidanceng Mr. Kerf rigan spoke on The 1932 Clympic Camesug Mr. Kennedy entertained with a juggling act: Mr. Durst gave a talk on 'ilnteresting Things in and Around Petalumawg the Senior Class presented a musical programg Mr. Hewitt spoke on Alaska g the Executive Council per' formed a shadow operationg the Dramatics Class presented a playg the P. G. Es? E. First Aid Team put on a demonstrationg Mr. Reyburn talked on Tennis g a movie was presented by the Boeing Air Schoolg the school band gave a programg a play was produced by the Draf matics Clubg a minstrel show under the direction of Mrs. Bravo was giveng a talk by Mr. Wilkie, of the State Forestry Service was enjoyedg and Life Saving was demonstrated by the American Red Cross. One of the highlights of the year was the presidential straw vote conducted by the League on Election Day. The Boys' League again conducted an old clothes drive, with the result that a number of Petaluma's needy families received bundles of quite serviceable clothes for Christmas. Old Clothes Drive: Woodward. Mr. Van Dyke, Dicstcl, Wightman. Bcnedetti, Pagla. New Class Representatives: Crowl. Maggiora, Carlson. Top Row-Maddalena, Ostenberg, Quigley, Noriel, jagla, Bigelow, Casarotti, Davis, Friedricksen, Glazier, lessen, C. Donaghue, McCarter. Arfsten, Townsend. Second Row-Faraone, Gibby, T. Silacci, P. Silacci, Gilardi, Gambonini, Brophy, A. Donaghue, Carter, Winfrey. S. Glazier. Bonnieksen, Ramsey, Bowman, Franklin. Third Row-Mr. Drake, Hansen, Jacobs, Akers, Tomasini, Kimbeck, Bella, Peters, Matzen, lvIcCullen, Soldate, Williams, Mayo, D. Donaghue, Mr. Hewitt. Fourth Row-Torliatl. Salacca. Brum, Baoclanson, Nelson, Woodson, Mastrup, Medley, Jensen, Tomasini, Altcnreuther, Forman, Boysen, Bragga, McFadden, Harmes. SAFETY SQUAD Mr. Bert Hewitt .................. - .......... Supervisor of Traffic George jessen ...................... ....... ........ ..... ............ C a 1 J tain Clarence Arfsten, Bernard Bonnicksen ...... Lieutenants The aim of the traffic squad is to protect school pupils as they go to and from school. The squad consists of eightyffour reliable boys who are willing to give some of their time to go on duty. Before they are admitted into this organization they are compelled to take the following oath: On my honor I promise to obey all orders and rules of the Petaluma Junior Traffic Reserve. I prom' ise to do my duty to the best of my ability. I will be on time, take my post and do my part faithfully. I will always play safety first, last, and all the time. The equipment that is used by the boys includes a red stop sign for regulating traflic and a badge which is worn on the left arm above the elbow. The boys are divided into smaller groups with a sergeant at the head of each, and each group has a definite time to go on duty. BIOLOGY CLUB Paul Gambonini ................. ..........................,. P resident Daisy Weber ......,...... ....... V iee'President Helen Christiensen ...,.... ,.,..,,...,, S ecretary Keegan Watson ...........,...... A ......... Treasurer Mrs. Norene Campbell ..............................,....... Adviser The Biology Club has the largest membership it has ever had. There have been two field trips, one to Dillon's Beach and one to Eldridge. Before the end of the semester, the members plan to go to Mt. Tamalpais and also to make the annual trip to San Francisco. The club programs have been Top ROWANCEOH, Mcguilum, Wat, ' 'Ct 1 I 1 ' ' son, Gambon' '. moving pi ures, p ays, anc school talent all of a scientific Second Rowlfl Christiansen, Foster, nature' Mrs, Campbell, Cader, Weber. BIOLOGY CABINET xg ORCHESTRA: Top Row - Feickert, Focht, Dillon, Brumbaugh, Peterson, Mr. Anderson. Second Row: Bigelow, Carl' son, Oster, Allen, Goldman, Bronstein. Third Row-Iuhl, Freese, Taylor, Ahon' en, Smith, Cobb, Black, Iverson. BAND: Top Row - Bigelow, Carlson, Burhams, Feickert, Dillon. Freese, Benson. Brumbaugh, Mr. Anderson. Second Row - Smith, Iuhl, Seppa, Castagna, Ahonen, Nielsen, Oster. Focht. Third Row-Goldman. Allen, Taylor, Steinweg, Straub, Ramsey, Bronstein, Peterson, Van Bclubcr, Feickert, Fuller. N. BAND ORCHESTRA Mr. Anderson, our instructor and friend, has def veloped a real band and orchestra. This year we have performed the major works of Wagner, Schubert, Bizet, DeLibes, Tschaikowsky, and many other famous composers. The band consists of thirtyffive members, and has played this year at the Washington Bicentennial Par' ade, Healclsburg Armistice Day Parade, Lions Club, and at football games, basketball games, and rallies. The orchestra of twentyffive pieces has played for the Rotary Club, Poultry Producers, graduations, and many other occasions. 1 Music DEPARTMENT Andresen, Keller, Silacci, Cochrane, Byce Miller, Breene, Constantinoff, Garnbonini Gilardi, Noriel, Grushkowitz, Hail, Benito, Behrens, Barricks. Woten, How' ell, Bogardus. Schmitt, Evans, Kerrigan Pracchia, Cowans, Lamance, Dorrah Starke. Anderson, Plummer, Hackman, Starkey , Ambrose, Ramatici, Bransen. Harms, Si' lacci, Casarotti, Regan, Hall, Mickelsen Gaston, Hirooka. Newman, Wotcn, Stice, Rego, Wilkinson, Shimizu, Patten. Mrs. Bravo, Miller, Sorf en, Newman, Neal, Boyer, Matthison Fredricksen. The Music Department in charge of Mrs. Bravo has had one of its busiest and most pros' perous years. The Choral Society has been the dominant feature. It is composed of fifty members in addition to the Girls' Glee Club of twentyfseven members. The different groups of the department have participated in a great many programs since August. Programs have been given for the Washington Bicentennial Festival at McNear's, P. T. A. Convention, Student Body, High School P. T. A., Biology Club, Knights of Pythias, Girls Club, Business and Professional Women's Club, Rotary Club, Iunior Christmas Tree, Graduation, Eastern Star, Two Rock Church, Christian Church, Methodist Men's Club, W. C. T. U., Memorial Day, and the Music Festival. The Mixed Quartette, consisting of Juanita Miller, Lou' ise Evans, Albert Benito, and Emmett Miller, has become very popular, particularly for southern numbers sung a capella. Much preparation went into the Music Festival prof gram in May. The Choral Society sang Murmuring Zephyr, by Jensen, the Girls' Glee Club sang Gianino Mia , and the Triple Trio sang Dark Eyes, a Russian Folk Song. The accompanist, Clauclina Mickelsen, has done splenf did work during the year. Music CLUB Doris Rego ........................ ............... P resident Lorraine Stice .......... ..................... S ecretary Frances Wotcn ........ ......... S ocial Secretary Nadine Boyer ...... ....................... S cribe Mrs. Bravo .................................................. Adviser A Music Club has been organized. The members worked very diligently in studying the opera, 'lCarmen. The musical programs given at each meeting are very interesting. Its purpose is to study music so that each member will realize how music benefits life. Top to bottom: 1. Music Club. 2. Triple Trio. 3. Mixed Quartcttc. .f. . WFS' Nga 1 s STAMP CLUB George Shipounoff ..................,......... President Frank Sherer .................... SecretaryfTreasurer Mr, H. Reyburn .........................,........ Adviser The Stamp Club gives its members an opporf tunity to trade stamps and to learn about them. The boys have made interesting collections. CAMERA CLUB Advisers-Mr. Day and Miss Daniels The Camera Club's purpose is to instruct mem' bers in the fundamentals of photography, including the taking of pictures, developing and printing of films. SPANISH CLUB Evelyn Silva .............. .....,...,.... P resident Josephine Yriberri ...... ........ V icefpresident Anatina Molinari ......... ................. S ecretary Louis Sicco ............... ................... T reasurer Andrena Dormetta. ....... ...... P rogram Manager Miss Martin .......................................... Adviser The members of the Spanish Club, El Cid, learn about the language, music, customs, holidays, and foods of Spanish people. The officers only are pictured. RADIO CLUB Advisers-Mr. Hewitt and Vernon Hassett The Radio Club was organized to help its mem' bers obtain their licenses. Also they have learned codes, and they have made shortfwave receivers. Brandt, Kneelan, Bloom, Graham, Baker, Mr. Hassett. INTERNATIONAL CLUB Max Moore .................... President ...... . ..... Hattie Michaels Frances Woteii ...,...... VicefPresident . ..........,.. Noel Weyler Georgina Pendleton ...... Secretary ......,.....,... Helen Iddings Pauline Woteii .............. Treasurer .............. Arthur Matson Doris Cole .................. Program Mgr. ...Adelheid Tonneson Miss Dorothea Schmitt...Adviser ........,........... Miss Schmitt The International Club was organized in 1932 as part of the World League of International Eduf cational Association. This league promotes under' standing among high school students throughout the world. FRENCH CLUB Mary Armstrong .......... President .... Winifred Tompkins Alma Martin ............ VicefPresident .. ,,,..,.,,,. Alma Martin Alynne Newell .............. Sec'yf'Treas ........ Margory Carpenter Miss Alice Nelson .......... Adviser ....,............... Miss Nelson The French Club was organized for the purpose of allowing students studying French to converse, study French literature, and attend French plays. DANCING CLUB Martha George ...... ...... P resident Arzclle Dangers ....... L. ...... Secretary Kathleen Budd ....... . ........ Instructor Miss Anita Korts .................................. Adviser A few of the Senior girls have organized the Dancing Club so that they may learn tap dancing, acrobatic dancing, and gymnastics. SKETCH CLUB Betsy Logan ......... .................. P resident Bob Silva .................................... VicefPresident Alice Hopkins .................................... Secretary Miss Gertrude Goodrich ...................... Adviser The Sketch Club members have an opportunity to draw, moreover, their appreciation of art is inf creased through picture exhibits and talks by guest speakers. Top Row - Filippini, Duncan, Miss Goodrich, Holmes. Second Rowe- Princc, Holman, Hopkins, Watsoii. Third Row-Buck, Logan, Hopkins, Svlva. Top Row4Moore, Pendleton, Woten Matsen, Cole, Weyler. Second Row - Tonnesen. Iddings lviichaels. Carpenter, Newell, Armstrong, Ellis, Spencer, Arfsten, Stables, Morpho' poulos, Tompkins, Behrens. Top Row - Boyer, Budd, Rabben Dangers, George. Second Row-Church, Foster. 1 P lg - A Q L- i.. '-wflfs f Top Row-Estrin, Diestel, Romwell, Ramsay, Asbell. Second Row-George, Johnson, Ram' atici, Sewaldsen, Rickcrts, Rundall, Howell, Breed. Third Row-Newman, Ott, Nonella, Miss McClay, Patten, Stice, Diestel. PURPLE MASK PLAYERS Fred Diestel ....,,...,.,..,,,,,,, ,,.,,,,.,,,..,,,,,,.,,,,,A,.,,,,,.-.-.,.-,v resident Carol Rundall ........,...,................ ..........,..v... V icefliresideiit Margaret Ott --................................. ........ S ecretaryfTreasurer Muriel Stice, Ivfargaret Breed .,4.,.. ,,,,,,,,. M enibersfatflal-gg Miss Dorothy McClay .........,,..,.,......,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,4,,,,,,,,.,,4,, Adviser The meetings of the Purple Mask have all been devoted to dramatic work, play review, dramatization, or pantomime. The Club presented When Martha and George Returned on February 21. In the cast were Kingsley Vx7ightman, Margaret Ctt, Betty Patton, and Fred Diestel. The Calf that Laid the Golden Eggs, a comedy, was presented during the spring semester with the following cast: Fred Diestel, Margaret Breed, Friedel Diestel, Margaret Ctt, Betty Patton, Irma Sewaldsen, and Pearl Rickerts. Both plays were directed by Louise Howell. GREEN STOCKINGSN Cn Cctober 14, 1932, the Student Body presented Green Stockings, a comedy in three acts, by A. E. W. Mason. The play was directed by Miss Dorothy McClay. 'The cast included Jeanne George, Norman Romwall, Woodrow Conner, Earlamay Tuttle, Betsy Logan, Muriel Stice, Carleen Behrens, Robert Sylva, Kingsley Wightman, Milton Estrin, Dan Carr, and Margaret Breed. , DEBATING Cn April 26 a debate was held with San Rafael on the question, Resolved, That the Buy American Campaign Should Be Encouraged. The cooperative, rather than competitive, method of debate was used. QQ Breed, Estrin, Howell, Morphopoulos, Tuttle. R! ONE-ACT PLAYS GIVEN BY DRAMATICS CLASS NROOMMATESU Miss Dyer ...,...............,.... Carol johnson Mrs. Fullerton ...........,,...., Marjorie Lyle Mrs. Blair ............,..... Virginia Donhaim Mrs. Mitchell ......,.,... Elizabeth George Student Director ...............,...................................,.. Mildred Baptista - THE BOOR' Grigori Stepahoviteh Sinirnov .........,.....,............,.. .,......,.... G uido Boccaleoni Helena lvanovna Popov .... Betsy Logan Luka .......,................,.,,,..... Leona Grant Student Director .............,,.,....,.....,,...............,......... Mary june Buck THE UNSEENN jeilry Baldwin ,....... Kingsley Wiglitinan Lois Baldwin .............. Virginia Donham Hulda ....,....,,............... Carleen Behrens Student Director ...,.................,......,...............,,...,.... Earlamay Tuttle THE DIABOLICAL CIRCLE Cotton Mather ..,....... VJoodrow Conner Adonijah ......,...............,... Milton Estrin Betty Mather ..............,i.. Louise Howell Charles .................,......,..... Robert Sylva . Student Director ..........,.........,.,.........,.,.............,,....,... Garol Johnson THREE PILLS IN A BOTTLEH Mrs. Simms ,.,,... ,........ E liZill1Cll1iGClll'7C The Vsfasherwoman..Luverne Hackman l- Tony Simms ...,.,.....,..,.., jeanne George Her Soul ,.,....................... Marjorie Lyle Scissors Grinder ........,. Mary june Buck The Rich Man ....,......... Martha George His Soul ............,......... Garleen Behrens His Soul ...........,,......., ..... G arol johnson Student Director ...,........... Q ...............A.,...................... Margaret Breed THE RECTOR', Iohn Herresford ........ Guido Boccaleoni Victoria Knox ,.,..,......,,.... Marjorie Lyle Margaret Norton .......,.... Carol johnson Mrs. Lemmingworth .... Arzelle Dangers Miss Trimhall ....,.,.....,..... Martha Vuori Mrs. Munsey ................ Mildred Baptista janie .....................i Georgina Pendleton Student Directors .,....,................. .Ieanne George, Elizabeth George TI-IE CAPTAIN'S DILEIVIIVIAU Mistress Wiiislriw ...... Elizabeth George Constance .......... ......,... M uriel Stice Miles Standish ............ Mildred Baptista Priscilla ......................,..... Marjorie Lyle John Alden .................. Adele Anderson Student Director ................,..,....,.............,........,...... Mildred Baptista HIS FIRST DRESS SUIT Teddy ..........,.,...... ,.......,.... R ohert Sylva His Sister ...........,..............,. Muriel Stice His Mothers. .....,........,...... Betsy Logan Her Fiance ................ Guido Boccaleoni Student Director .................,. Q .............,.................... Earlamay Tuttle GOOD MEDICINE Doctor ...,............,............. Milton Estrin His Wife .....................,.. Helen Iddings Hettie .................................... Kay Foster Student Director .i...........,.............,.......,.......,............ Louise Howell THE BOY WHO DISCOVERED EASTER Dr. john Dexter .....,.. Guido Boccaleoni Mary Dexter ...................... Muriel Stice Maggie ,,,..,.i....,,.............. Carol johnson Skelly Diggs ...,.............. jeanne George Student Directors .........,....... 1 ...,., Earlamay Tuttle. Mildred Baptista THE PRINCESS MARRIES THE PAGE Princess ,,,i ....... G arleen Behrens Chancellor .......,...... Georgina Pendleton Page .,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,....,.,... L ouise Howell Soldiers ...,.............,,..,.,...... Betsy Logan King .......,.................... Mary june Buck Arzelle Dangers Music by Martha George, Albert Focht Student Director ......... T ............................................,,.... Robert Sylva SHAM Chai-les ,,....,.,,......,,.,.,,i...... Robert Sylva Thiel ..i..... ....... ........... M i lton Estrin Clara ,,i,,,,,,,,.......,.,........... Carol Rundall Reporter ...,................ Holger Vogensen Student Director ..........., ,................... ......,............. E l izabeth George TW'O CROOKS AND A LADY Mrs, Simms Vane .,........ Carol Rundall The Maid .................,.... Martha George Miller ,,,.,,,.,.,,,..,..,.,.,,........ Frank Carter The Reporter ..... .................. D an Carr The Inspector ......,..... Holger Vogensen Student Director ,........,....... ,..... ...,.....,......,.........i.i G 2 irleen Behrens ei- 'S it .S A fue 5.13 i i an at GREEN STOCKINGS Top Row - Carr, Estrin, Breed Conner. Wiglitiiiaii. Tuttle. Second Row-Logan. Sylva, Stice, Rhomwell, George. Beh rens. 11 Top Row-Rosenbaum, Thompson, Jameson, Ilg, Miyano, Zunino, Vogensen, H. Rasmussen, Klemenok, Benedetti, Martin, LaFranchi. Second Row-Johnson, Mahoney, Palucci, Larson, Nielson, Han' sen, lddings, Friese, Veranda, Eales, Sheehan, Waldmer, Mathias. Third Row-Mr. Van Dyke, Saunders, Carlson, Duersen, Berry, Rasmussen, Duersen, Olsen, Lumberg, Guglielmetti, Bianchi, Mann, Mickelsen, Mr. Rearden. Bottom Row-Barlas, Paccerini, Carr, Cannon, Altenreuther, Sher' er, Nicholas, Scott, Braxmeyer, Trcsch, Moore, Donaldson. FUTURE FARMERS Heimer Carlson .................... George Nicholas .......,...... John Schamber .......... ........ Charles Iddings... Donald Meacham .President ......,.. .,......,. G eorge Nicholas .VicefPresident ......,........ Howard Hansen Treasurer ......... .,.,. Reporter .........,........ W. H. Van Dyke .................. Adviser ...... Secretary ................ .George Mickelsen ...Charles Iddings Donald Meacham W. H. Van Dyke The Petaluma Future Farmers are members of the national organization of the Future Farmers of America. The membership is made up of students enrolled in vocational agrif culture. Petaluma was very fortunate in the project judging contest: Charles Iddings won first place in regional contest with his hogs, Donald Meacham was first for the region in Flock Managementg Conrad Burmester was second in brooding, George Mickelsen was second in sheep, Harry Rasmussen placed second with Farm Implements, and Tiernan Saunders was third in farm buildings. George Nicholas and George Mickelsen exhibited their Southdown sheep at the Clover' dale Sheep Show and won eight first place ribbons, three seconds, and one third. Our Sheep judging B team won, and the A was second. Nicholas was high point man on the NB team, and Mickelsen was second high man on the A team. Petaluma Future Farmers had more entries at the State Fair this year than ever before. The following awards were won: Eleven first places, six seconds, three thirds, six fourths, and four fifths. In addition three grand championships were won. The following boys exhibited: Mickelsen, Nicholas, Iddings, Arnold and Harry Rasmussen, Meacham, Vogenf sen, and Friese. George Nicholas was selected as the outstanding Future Farmer in the whole state, com' peting against some six thousand boys. He was also selected state secretary of the Future Farmers. The Dairy Cattle team at the State Fair won the contest. Alan Duerson was high point man. The team consisted of: Alan and Alden Duerson, Eugene Donaldson, and jack Berry. The Dairy Cattle team made a good showing at the Pacific Slope Dairy Show and came home with the Ayrshire Cup. Three boys took livestock to the November Fat Stock Show at South San Francisco. They received the following awards: One second, one third and one fourth. The exhibit' ors were George Mickelsen, Charles Iddings, and George Nicholas. AGRICULTURE PRCJ ECTS Livestock judging Lcaim. Howard H:Lnscn's project. Future Farmers oiliccrs. Lawrence Trcsclfs project Dairy cattle judging team. Donald Mcaclmm and his pride. George Mickclscifs prize wmncr. Poultry judginu teann. Charles Iddings and his porkcr. b :xg f is M 1 2549! a, ATHLETIC K E . X Q X E Q x N 5 N x 'F 'lllhldllfllly 1- lllnh! Xu ' 1 BLocK soclETY The Block P Society is composed of boys who have won their major blocks while in school. This year five different sports are represented, whereas last year only two were in the society. The society has increased in members because of the fine showing in basket' ball and footballg also several members of the track and baseball teams were admitted. During the past few years the Block P Society has been rather inactive, but this year more interest has been shown. BASEBALL-L. Tresch, L. Linotti falso A basketballj, W. Williams falso trackj, H. Quigley, C. Gilardi, R. Noriel, A. Zunino falso HA basketballj, A. Benito falso B footballj, T. Silacci. A BASKETBALL-A. Zunino, L. Nielsen Calso tennisj, C. Soldate, L. Brown, C. Pettit falso ten' nisj, H. Seibel, L. Linotti, H. Anderton, A. Maggiora, J. Holman, E. King. TRACK-4A. Peters, H. Rasmussen, K. Breen, W. Williams, C. Orloff. B FOOTBALL-F. Carter, A. Scott, H. MacKenzie, W. Hinson, K. Gowans, H. Carlson, H. Ma' honey, F. Fadelli, L. Eales, B. True, K. Watson, K. Breen, G. Stonitsch, A. Brians, J. Miyano, G. Pinto, H. Golitz, B. Sanderson, P. Silacci, A. Benito. TENNIS-C. Pettit, L. Nielsen, C. Rath. Top Row-Pettit, Nielsen, Eales. Linotti. Anderton. Zunino, Vogensen, Burtner. Second Row-Fadclli. Miyano, Golitz. Brinns. Gowans. Stonitsch, Hinson, Silacci. Third Row-MacKenzie, Carlson, WHESOII, Breen, Brown, Seibel, Maggiora. CLASS FOOTBALL The A Class team started the season with the lightest material in the last live years, and the lightest backfield in the history of the school. However, under the able coaching of Cap Schuster, the best defensive eleven in the league was developed, but with little scoring threat because of lack of power and weight. The defensive threat prevented the crossing of our line by an opposing team but once, until the last two disasf trous games. At the conclusion of the season we had had four ties, one win, and two losses. Scores for the league games were: P. H. S. 7, Napa 75 P.H. S. O, San Rafael 17, P. H. S. 7, Analy 7g P. H. S. 6, Tam Og P.H.S. 0, Vallejo 28, P. H. S. O, Santa Rosa 52. Reading from top. left to right: Wcmimdwzird full, Holman, halfg Carpenter, halfg Straub endg Brown, quarterg Benedetti, guardg Quig ley, tackleg Glazier, guardg DeHart, center Mayo, endg Vogensen, tackle. Top Row--Diestcl, Jacobs, Dillon Glnzier, Vogensen, Mayo. Bravo, Armbrusler, Schuster, Vo' gcnsen, Virandzl. Minogue. Fox. Cullin, Murphy. Second Row- Goldman, Noricl, Gambonini, Davf is, Oschner, Formschlag. Fredrick' sen, Maggiora, Bigelow, Caraxccio. Deconter. Third Row-Straub, Holman, Carpenter. Woodward, Benedetti, DeHart, Brown, Quigley, 1 A FOCTBALL CLASS '32 N. B. L. CHAMPIONS change from the worst to the best brought our HB team out in front this year. In our three years of league com' petition, we fought for a championship. The third year proved to be a charm and Pop Stoltz brought his lightweight team through with flying colors. In our several league games, we never failed to give a good, hard, clean game to our op' ponents. The big thrill of the season was when we came from behind to vanquish the Santa Rosa Kittens in our last game. The scores for the season were: P. H. S. 14, Napa 6, P. H. S. 6, San Rafael 6, P. H. S. 18, Analy 63 P. H. S. 14, Tam O, P. H. S. 6, Vallejo Og P. H. S. 13, Reading from top, left to right: Fadelli quarter: Watscmn, half: Breen, full: Miyano guard: MacKenzie, guardg Hinson, center Scott, tacl-:leg Carter. end. Top Row-Dicstel. Keller, Pinto. , lcnscn. Pop Stolz. Mr. Olem. True, Brizins, Miller. Vogenscn. , Second Row-Benito. Rollin. Bro- phy. Silacci. Sanderson. Eulcs, Go' Iitz, Carr. Anderson. Stonitsch. Third Row - Mahoney. Carlson. Gowans. MacKenzie, Hioson, Scott, Carter. Fadelli, Breen. Watson, Mi' yano. half: Mahoney, end: Carlson, tackleg Gowans, w Santa Rosa 7. The coach is entitled to much credit for the good snowing. ij .1-was - 1 ll 1 3,335.54 ,ll Wi H lwgwlw ,ll 'lla l 1 'l Top Row-Peterson, True, Burtner, M1'. Schuster, Vogcnsen, Hinson, Vartnaw, Vittori. Second Row - Rath, Anderson, Hail. Burnham, Fadclli, Bowman, Murphy, An' dresen, Grushlcowitz, Rasmussen. Third Row-Soldate, Linotti, Maggiora, Bravo, Pettit, Nielsen, Vogensen, Hol- man, Seibel, Arrnbruster, King, Brown. A CLASS BASKETBALL The A squad ended a very good season with nine victories and four defeats. The defeats were all in nonfleague games, with the exception of Vallejo. There were 6 practice games, of which we won three and lost three. The scores of the practice games were: P. H. S. 28, Tam 23, P. H. S. 27, Ukiah 28g P. H. S. 28, Tam 14, P. H. S. 24, Ukiah 273 P. H. S. 16, Sonoma 19, P. H. S. 27, South San Francisco 26. The iirst league game was with Santa Rosa, which we won, 28f2-4. The second game was a walkaway over Healdsburg by .the score of 42f30. The next game with Analy ended 2448 in our favor. Our fourth game was a return game with Santa Rosa, and we took the Pansys 31f24. The second Healdsburg game was also pretty much of a one sided affair and we won, 42f21. The return game with Analy turned out 36f25 in our favor. These six victories entitled us to play the winner of Section II, which was Vallejo. After outplaying the Apaches in the first half, the team blew up in the second half and lost, 22f4O. B CLASS BASKETBALL The B class underwent a less successfulseason but nevertheless won 7 of their 13 games. The scores for the practice games were: P. H. S. 29, Tam 27, P. H. S. 26, Ukiah 19, P. H. S. 37, Tam 22, P. H. S. 17, Ukiah 19g P. H. S. 18, Sonoma 17g P. H. S. 18, South San Francisco 30. In the league games we succeeded in winning only two besides the post season nonfleague game with Vallejo. The first game with Santa Rosa ended 16f22 in their favor. The game with Healdsburg turned out better and we won 31f1O. Analy was our next game and we lost in a hard fight by the score of 2lf29. Our return play with Santa Rosa was the best of the season but again we lost to them, 24f26. We played Healdsburg again and won, 3Ofl0. Analy was our next opponent, and they beat us. In a post season game at Vallejo, the Bees took the Indians 2Of12. - B CLASS BASKETBALL Top Row-Bowman, guardg An' drcscn. forward. Second Row-Rasmussen, forward True. forward: Fndelli, guard. Third Row-Rath, forwardg Mllf' play, center. A CLASS BASKETBALL Top Row-Brown, forwardg Pettit, forwardg Anderton, guard. Second Row - Seibel, forward Nielsen, forwardg King, guard. Third Row-Soldatc, guardg Zu' nino, center. s Peterson, Pettit, Nielsen, Rath, Mr. Reyburn, Peoples. TENNIS The fall tennis team consisted of Pettit and Nielsen fdoublesj, and Rath and Petersen fsinglesj. A successful season was opened by playing a practice game with San Rafael, which we won. Other practice matches were: Tamalpais, Napa, and San Rafael again. All of these matches were easy victories for Petaluma. The league season was opened by a winning game with Healdsburg, 3f0. Our next match was with Analy and proved to be another clean sweep for Petaluma. We met our Hrst defeat with Santa Rosa. The spring team consisted of Pettit and Nielsen Qdoublesj, and Rath, Peoples, and Peter' son fsinglesl. Two victorious practice matches were played against San Rafael. The ref mainder of the season looks favorably towards us. TRACK The Petaluma High School's track team showed promise of being one of the strongest ever put out by Coach Schuster. Two meets have already been held. Analy took toll of the Trojans 72V2 to 40V2. The Leghorns placed second to the strong San Rafael team in a triangular meet at Napa. The members of the squad are: Anderson, mile, Benito, 880 and mile, Brandt, high jump, Breen, 100 and relay, Burnham, high jump, Casarotti, mile, Davis, 440, Gambonini, pole vault, Holman, 220, Mayo, 880, Murphy, high jump, Mujano, 100 and relay, Peters, 440, Quigley, shot, Rasmussen, shot, Saunders, 100 and relay, Seibel, low hurdles and shot, Soldate, low and high hurdles, Vogensen, shot, White, football throw, Williains, 100 and relay. C SQUADMCorfu, shot, 50, relay, Croall, 50, 220, relay, Fuller, high jump, broad jump, relay, Knowlton, high jump, Marshall, high jump, Orloff, 50, 220, broad jump, relay, Price, high jump, Thomas, 50, relay, True, 220, relay. This year the football throw replaced the discus in the field events of the N. B. L. Top RlJNVfWKll.JdWZlfd, Knowl ton. Thomas. Andrescn, Ander Sow, Mayo. Gambonini, Murphy Slzxcci, Corfu. Orloff, Mr Schuster. lltcc: i. Biveloxv, XVilliams, Saun dc s. Seibel, Sicco. Peters. Hol man. Scco d Row-Davis. Casurotti i Top Row -Scliuslcr. Linolli, Bcncclctti, Fox. Vcrundcl. Silzlcci. Zuninu. Bigelow, Vogcnscn. Second Row-Glnzicr, Quigley. Noriel, Trcsch, Brown, Benito, lvioore, Williams, Brown. BASEBALL With an all veteran team, the Trojans started the year with enthusiasm at the Healdsburg game with a 3f3 tie. The boys showed unusual interest in practice and gave cofoperation to the coach the whole season. The team was composed of the following: Veranda, catcherg Benito, catcher, Zunino, pitcher, Gilardi, pitcherg Fox, Hrst base, Linotti, first haseg Moore, second base, L. Brown, second base, A Tresch, shortstop, Noriel, third base, Quigley, right field, Brown, center field, Williams, left Held. The following were the scores for the season: Healdsburg 3 P. H. S. 3 Healclsburg O P. H. S. 1 Analy 7 P. H. S. 8 San Rafael 7 P. H. S. 6 Sonoma 1 P. H. S. 11 Tamalpais IO P. H. S. 1 Santa Rosa 9 P. H. S. 3 Analy 29 P. H. S. ll Tamalpais 9 P. H. S. 2 San Rafael 9 P. H. S. 2 G. A. A. CABINET Top Row-Miss Poole, Malacredi, McMillan, Waite, Salvisberg. Second Row - Weber, Johnson, Nissen, Earhart. Lindgren, GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ..........President Eleen johnson.. Thelma Nissen Elvyn Lindgren Daisy Weber .... Ruth McMille1i ..... Hazel Waite ............. ........... S peedball Manager Evelyn Earhart ........ ..........Secretary .............Treasurer .........Tennis Nlanager ..........Basketball Manager Viola Nonella .......,...... .......... H ockey Manager Lucille Malacredi ...,..... ,,,,,.,,,,,., T rack Manager Patricia Tieman ................................,.,.., Baseball Ivlanager G. A. A. this year, if we may judge from the turnout, is fast becoming the most popular organization for the girls of high school. Every class has had enough members for at least one team for each activity, and as there was such a wealth of athletes in the junior class there were enough members for two good teams for each sport. The girls enjoy such sports as basketball, speedball, baseball, hockey, tennis, tumbling, and swimming. Under the leadership of our adviser, Miss Margaret Poole, these sports have proved very successful in class competition. Various requirements pertaining to health, scholarship, and athletic ability, fulilled during the semester, make the girls eligible to receive- awards at the semifannual banquet. These purple and white chenile emblems are worn proudly by their possessors, marking their progress in G. A. A. Socially, a banquet is held at the end of each semester. The fall banquet, held at the end of basketball season, proved an attraction to many of the facf ulty, as well as members of G. A. A. The feature attraction during the course of the banquet was nvefword speeches given by members of the faculty. At the conclusion of the supper a series of games such as pingfpong, shuifleboard, and a mock basketball game, wereiplayed. Those who received awards were: Stars-Eleen johnson, Regina Mastrup: Blocks-Elvyn Lindgren, Wings-Ruth McMillen, Elsie Nelson, Elizabeth Mehl, Thelma Nissen, Circles-Elizabeth Wasson, Hazel Tieman, Edna Soren' sen, Bernice Mello, Hulda Hammerman. Tumbling as an innovation in high school has received the enthusiastic support of the girls. Their progress in this new activity has been proved by the eager reception received during their programs given for Student Body, Girls' Club, and intermissions during basketball games. G. A. A. ACTIVITIES TENNIS If you have never experienced the thrill of ref turning a fast drive, you should see the tennis manf ager at once. Last fall witnessed the largest turnout for tennis ever experienced. During the fall tour' naments there were many hard fought games, finally concluding with the following victors: First Sin' gles - Eleen johnsong Second Singles - Theresa Friedman. First Doubles-Elsie Nelson and Ruth Mclviilleng Second Doubles-Miriam Neal and Eve' lyn Earhart. SPEEDBALL Speedball, the initial sport of the fall semester, was greeted by a large number of enthusiasts. The Seniors won the title of champs after several thrilling games. BASKETBALL Basketball is considered the chief activity of the fall semester. The Seniors managed to win the championship after several hard fought games. The AllfStar basketball team was composed of the most outstanding players selected from all the classes. HOCKEY Hockey is one of the most prominent activities in G. A. A. during the spring semester. Track and baseball are two of the most outstandf ing sports of the late spring season. Rivalry and spirit is running high. The Seniors are looking forward to holding the championship, but the lun' iors and Sophomores plan to give them plenty of competition. 1. Hockey. 2. Doubles champs. 3. Johnnie. 4. Miss Poole. 9. Basketball. 0. Volleyball. Qqi-L.-' gi-iuiv' lillz l ii - Z Y f - 1 - tf gl ' , ff! FEA1' Q 2 SENIOR CARICATURES There was a young girl named Jean, In school work her wits were quite keeng In acting the fool She amused the whole school, This cute little rascal named Jean. 4: :i: 1: There once was a kid named Stan Whose greatest delight was to pang When on the street Others he'd meet They'd only remark i'What a man! at ia: There was a young man named Armbruster, Who strutted around like a rooster, Of him it is said That he had the bigfhead, Of himself he was always a booster. ig: 11: ag: Under the window of Dot Ellis There hung a beautiful trellis, 'Neath this they would sing Because of their fear of Ma Ellis. 11: ii: sg: There was once a young man named Ed, Who usually meant what he said, His weakness was girls With nice golden curls, But other shades made him see Red. at :ia ri. They call him little Iviorganfi He has hair like a dirty mopg He's just a little offspring Of a great big guy called Pop :iz al: :ls When Hinson goes out on a bust This is his mournful plea: French pastry and a hamburg Is what I want for me. fd 13 il! There once was a girl named Doris Who wanted to sing in a chorus, She soared to the moon While hunting a tune, May the Lord have pity for us! Chuck's the guy in the Chevrolet Who smells the cork, And yells Hell Hey! There once was a young man named Don, Who considered himself a Don Juan, One night while proposing He caught the girl dozing, And decided his charm had all gone. There was once a young Miss called Dot. Was she serious! Most certainly not! In her studies at school She was good-as a rule, And what she wanted she usually got! 11114211 There once was a young girl named Milly, In her ways she was quite far from silly, She was always most charming, And not very alarming, And was certainly not at all chilly, 214:11 Sherman is the man with knickers Who always gets the snickersg For as you know he is so cute He wouldn't get the proper suit. There was once a young girl named El Roze Who had oodles and oodles of clothes, Her pash was poor Dan, In her eyes a he man, Was he really? the question arose. zi: al: zl: Sanderson seems like a quiet kid, Just a stammer and a blunderg But when he starts to vamp the femmes You just shake your head and wonder. 5111+ When Kingsley Wightman settled down And took himself a bride, One hundred thousand other femmes Committed suicide. There was a Rath in our school And he was wondrous wiseg He joined the tennis team And cleaned up all the guys. iiiifllf An eagle flew from north to south With Dale Kelly in his mouth, But when he found he had a fool He dropped him right in our high school! 9 WE ILIOPE NCI SENORITA5 'I I S T, AJ ' 1 fl! MED T ELLIS I5 SO Q WLL SROIL HIS ITA ION . RANDLE'S LEFT US FOR THE 'SOUTH N. T6 GET MORE EDUEATIO ! LTTT LTTL AND SHY HAT THIS I3 WHAT WE WISH HE I E BEST OPLQI TO R' G, 4,153 AATHATG-UV HAT GOES D NAME OF sxFI'5HER.' LONE LIVE WILLIAM EOSTER .7 SOME THINK HEi'S FIT TO KILL SOMEDAY HIS NAME WILLOE IN A EEATLIRE SKID. gc L? EZ? WEA YOU LOOK SO WEARY. LL WORN OUT AND TORN APART. IT'3 A WONDER I-IOW You MANAGE I I , 'I . , s 1 LIVINGIQN XIfIIL TIIQUT'l3.TIjIlART D TONY A, CAR CANXT THIS TOMDSTONE IX :I PROVES X Q X COULD AND ID I PLEASE BE QUIET! COME TO ORDER. HOW DISTURDINO, I MUST SAY Q65 WHO3 THAT TEAEHE Q62 i IN THE LIBRARY? II IT'S NO ONE 2- BUT f Ei? I 1 HE GAME WAS NEARLY OVER AS A 'HIE OLIARTER-BACK LOST HIS HEAD, ' A THEN HOWELL ERONI THE ERANDSTAND IQYELLED, X 1' DELLI . SH FA A9399 op 0 X IM 1, ., I J I I I - II ,W .E .,,N, A - M AAA' M.. I N., I 4.I5-cy:-IIIAQQI' . .,.II.,-Q,-47' . l H OIWEDE, THE 5 lE A LIVELY SQUARE-If I' I-IEAD N WITH SMILE AND LALIEH SO EAN! I5 ALWAYS WITH A SHO-IRTGUN ? , .. .,,3.:1-.:.H. A I ELA1-E,L 1- s 0 KEEP THE GIRLS AWAY, ., f lg'1jlQ1EllEQQggf: I A- v-4..,q,f1l ., ifcszwv . -AL V 1 V TT95 TIEIIIAIIISIQIZE A 2:oLILI5 EEIIIAWAAIEA I ,E . .Q+ M I LALLA' j ,.AAQ ig . ISS UDUISE . WOULD BE THE A , LTAE I AL E WINNER I LENf 'SMD' FOR HER JOKES TPA1 WA A II if XLESURE SCORE A HIT, A ' I ' IIAVQRITE , ILAI 7 IANIONO HER MANY PALS' IN C-1-A.A. SHE WON HER EALIVIE A AND RRAIS E FRONI A 'MAH A A G ALL TI-IE 'RERCHED M I UD IN A TREE '.'1 'if .f 'T,4I 5 . DISHING OU T E' I 4 E POUR ULD BIRD if NEW 3 l4Vr A:'- Q 5gjj:,31.g,if'qQ..9.,Eff ,fI-- '- ' ,,7 i f if BAFFLED BY I W H if ll '-:' --f 'f I 'IAII A'AA , .5 1 u IS WHAT THEY CALL HER I AFII TT? HAIR GIVES HER THE NAME IT REALLY IS A SHANIE A LEE THE ONE WITI-I A II. '- OREATEST WIT I IIII I is SEE HER BEAT TI-IE BOYS AROUND ,I?QEV1?F?YLL..P95EE!-P9181 ECQEEEEML O OLIL SENIORS IN BRIEF Tony Andresen Margaret Arfsten Mary Armstrong Clifford Asbell Arthur Baker Beverle Barry Carleen Behrens Frances Bergerson Bernard Bonnicksen Nadine Boyer Gerald Brandt Anna Bransen Albert Brians Laurel Brown Robert Brumbaugh Kathleen Budd Aletha Bundesen Hubert Burtner Mildred Cader Heimer Carlson Eugene Carpenter Frank Carter Caroline Chiado Viola Church Doris Cole Arzelle Dangers Don Davis Marian Dean Fred Diestel Paul Dillon Austin Donaghue Donald Eckman Lena Eickmeyer Dot Ellis Elaine Ellis Louise Evans Myrtle Fields Silia Filippini Alfred Focht Bill Foster Grace Fujita Katherine Foster Martha George Leona Gilchrist Sam Glazer Walt Glazier Stanley Goldman Helmut Golitz Laverne Hackman Howard Hanson Bill Hinson Mono Hirooka Isabelle Holman Louise Howell Charles Iddings Marie Jensen Grace lessen Vernice Jessen Eleen johnson Joseph Kael Yoshimoto Kawaoka Carrie Kennedy Edwinna Kelsey Herleon Kerrigan Louise Korbel Elvyn Lindgren Chief Interest in Life Jean Harlow Art A's Civics Speedboats J. C. Men Honor Society Walt Fire Engines The Rex Nothing Bill Kelley Keeping my dignity Texaco Station Sleeping Frank Carter 'Three guesses Howell To graduate The Student Body Any junior Frank Carter Being something Ralph Keegan Dancing St. Vincent's Hillbillies Guess who! Music Directing traffic Hazel Ralph Ed Fishing Karl Arthur Night life My piccolo School spirit Tennis Tap dancing Fayle Frederick Arguing Frances My saxophone Trig Clothes Farming jewetta Toshika Les Henry Anderton Dairies Drawing Garages Holman Gutz Hattie Shot put Athletics Ed Maddelena Whitt? Men Lynn To What Is Ascribed the Secret of Success My laugh My Packard Nights of study Studying Petaluma River What do you think? Goldilocks My smile Biology My determination Nothing My Hudson Nobody knows GL 1 Sleeping Delivery trucks My politeness My Ford Wavy hair My voice My line Janet McKenzie My understanding heart Orchestras My laugh My red hair My roadster alt., My grey sweater Julia Mr. Hewitt My bass voice Big feet Plymouths My knowledge His looks just Arthur Lakeville My music lesson My good temper Miss Allen My crowd School girl complexion Them eyes My big mouth Waiting That certain something My German accent It's a secret Farm Relief Bills Football Kind to dumb animals My art ability Basketball banquet Mr. Van Dyke Miss Goodrich My super line Understanding youth My disposition My eyes My strength Hockey My timidity My black hair My river home Blushing Described in One Word I'm laughing Likable Very nice Gisslv Speed Ritzy Eiiicient Not bad Tarzan Ul Nothing Hotcha Startled Ahem! Sleepy Graceful Frail Lanky Dignified A hir Romeo Gigolo Determined Little Kewpie Red Flashy Honey Shy Oomfpah Stop Red Wistful Sweet I I I Bubbling Demure Snappy Prof Big stuff Quiet Ambitious Beautiful Alluring Dumb Gable Collegiate Fast Goldie Quiet Amateur Sensitive Brunette Coy Tall Blondie Vamp Cofed Jolly Gorilla Husky Busy Breezy Neat Funny Demure SENIORS IN BRIEF Betsy Logan Laurie Linotti Harold MacKenzie Lewis Mahoney Dorothy Mainert Alma Martin Regina Mastrup Isabel Matheson Arthur Matson john Mayo Mary McSween Hattie Michaels George Mickelsen juanita Miller Mike Minogue Max Moore Harold Nielson Thelma Nissen Viola Nonella Katherine O'Keefe Alvin Olsen Margaret Ott Georgina Pendleton Lillian Perry Arnold Peters Carol Petersen Clarence Pettit Myrl Plummer Evelyn Prince Harry Rasmussen Anita Rosenthal Carol Rundall Bill Ryan Bill Sanderson Oscar Schindler Clara Schlumpberge Harold Seibel Emil Seppa Toshika Shimizu Louis Sicco - Truman Silacci Evelyn Silva Vera Smith Clifford Soldate Eva Soren Alice Sousa Vivian Spencer Marian Spillum Dorothy Stables Earleen Starke Bob Sylva Winifred Tompkins Adelhcid Tonnesen Laurence Tresch Earlamay Tuttle Holgar Vogensen Francis Watson Keegan Watson Ira Whitaker Edith Webb Herbert Weitzman Noel Weyler Wayne Winfrey jack Woodward Antone Zunino I' Chief Interest in Life My curls Baseball Fast cars Physics Keeping still Straub The boy friend Being a radio actress Biology Club Meeting Polly Moran Truck drivers joseph Sheep Singing Amy International Club Motorcycle Athletics Being good Books Vegetables Asilomar Red cars Being grown up Track Tom Watkins Basketball Perfection Black Ford Track High merit record A steady Margaret Cutting My mustache Adagio dancer Blondes Have I any? Oh Mono Civics Dairying Typing Jack Rollins Teaching English Kuciel Wayne Me, Myself, fs? I Mildred George Nick Brophy XVisecracking Gam Welfare Baseball Kingsley Beer Reading Woiiieii Doris Cole Cabaret dancer Teasing Kael Opposite sex Auto Mechanics Josie Santa Rosa To What Is Ascribed the Secret of Success My dimples Cutting Anna Gerald Brandt Silence Straubville G. A. A. ability Sweetness Penngrove Vivid personality My forwardness Rogan State Fairs My megaphone Red hair Two Rock Playing a clarinet Miss Poole Surplus merits More books Iron constitution My lisp My red locks My eyelashes Speed Peroxide Frances Haircut My whisper Practice My hair Bob Milk Route Any dame My personality Cosmetics Guess!! My blush My smile Miss Duggan Knowledge of cows A Royal Being a Senior Large vocabulary My height Lakeville My Ford Sweetness George Santa Rosa None My giggle Brilliant mind A sophomore Conducting library Near beer Classy walk Brains Santa Rosa diploma Gift of gab Whiskers Sex appeal My fiery locks Tunibles Sophistication Described in One Word Aloof Slouchy Matinee idol Huckleberry Finn Retiring Not so bad Noisy Orator Calm Fascinating Peaceful Dressy Turkey Crooner Rosy WomanfHater Maestro Peppy Studious Bookworm Trackman Cradle-snatcher Flossy Camera shy Bing Thrilling Witty O. K. Timid Hercules Serious Faithful SofSo Lovely Burned up Cute Doubtful Sweet Darling Wistful Shieky Fluttery Coquette Can't be done Tiny Lovable Childish Mild George Sensible Smug Silly Intelligent Pugilist Agog Busy Scholar Don Juan Whatta man Chattery Goggles Uncertain Freckles Seagull Duke 7'l7 fl'-IYAVW'--IVM1-lr!-vvwv1W19!v0:2b1T-'felra-4-vJlnfANdwv4 lmwv1.:Lm1m.uJ1Wvm-hfaikvpv-Q NEW SOPHOMDRES Ayggg.. ' E -W. . -an - 5- .1 L Q. 1' 2 ..,, .M -- 5, ig !,W,i7 . ' .1 2 ,riff sag? P ' Q if-J 4?'buWN - ' ' .IW 'il ' -A 2 ff, i f gg Q' 'pm ai .fi V. 5 It J .Ik X, you 'Wh Q 3 -:..'..f,Na?E5'i l's 'igfmk ...J Z . ei ,. . . F -G' T .- - W' : 6 3 15- is 2 J pi -tsv-:ssgfax ' fm . '. , 'gg ' 3 iii gt. ig - Q r lg. Q 'b . vig? vV'- ' V , f . ,Q 1 , f A Q V 3 gl AJ r ,, h g, . ga-f,..,, I K-2535: ' L' ,,-. ' .-. .. . ' U5 em: G' A SQA ' Sep! 2 5' : EM I ' !7'f,0 5' ' 12.2 , I -: . Nl' affair . . ,., -1. . -. .5 - 1 , is 2 . T 2. 7? .,. , 5, U -3 Whwwwmwnmnmw-wawm:-K if .P t 1' 5 af -as fs? . 1 3 Cf-GSS mtv.-sag fu ,.., it S . Token., 1 J ' QQ Te -2283 l'7fE?fpf- .. I h . ,,,, , 5 . ' 2 ,W 5 . 1 ' - . ' ' 5 1 'w ' L '5' .f,,,,Q ,, . ..A. -I If U Q mx 3 i 'Duke rk- V ' ' ? ACLAY MODLEH 5 gg 5 'w!vm x , ., -4 - 1' - , gggwmp-up i ii - . 2 l I in 2 8 .. 3 w .net .,,,,.c::.'- .C- M g- fy li : .. wa, 5 i ..s21-K-ggi , l 1 5f4,',,,,,,,,31.Q - 3 A fu njgeg l . 5 lt A .vi . . T ' -iv 1 ,X as s. 5' . F. . , . Q . .A,4. l lv I Y pew ..., a ' '-'S 5'l4l?E-4, 'P 'TEA i 4 . 1 .5-frenzy. -. 1 I .ff 11 ' as ' - F -' ff- 441' - -- 1 Q ' '532f43.ii5 Q'v1s'? ' ' ' . - 5 ' 1 .1 f I Helm' al E4-SFfS'YZ?vr7i'R?1'AE?5N ' 1 ' - . - 'N . . : Q ohn El gg leg 1 f il 1UMi7QW f ?'9WlkM'9UWJ5LkM.MwQ14.nmgnwgg,Q.,ik CALEN DAR Aug. 22-School began with a lot of Sophomores. Aug. 29-School committees installed. Sept 6f8-Senior suspender week. Sept. 15-Physical Education program. Sept. 17-Teachers' picnic on the river. Sept. 24-Football game with Tam.-a tie. Sept. 27-L'Enterprise All American award announced. Sept. 28-Class pictures taken. Hold that grin. Oct. 1-League game at Napa. The Bees won. Oct. 1-Senior Danceg they went Oriental. Oct. 10-Skit by the Dramatic Club. Oct. 14-The school playg a great success. Oct. 24-Duke Art, clay modeler, amused us. Oct. 28-Report Cards ! ! ' 7 ! Oct. 28-Senior girls' partyg what fun they had. Nov. 5-League game with Vallejo. We lost. Nov. 10- Bees won championship from Santa Rosa. Nov. 11-Big game with Santa Rosa. Never mind the score. Nov. 18-Football Banquet-what appetites! Nov. 29-Thanksgiving baskets distributed. Dec. 15-Girls' Club Pageant very well done. Dec. 22-Iuniors' Christmas Tree. Were the Seniors embarrassed? Vacation started-hooray! Ian. 17-Senior Banquet. A solemn affair. jan. 18-Senior Class Day. Wasn't it weird? jan. 19-Graduation. ' DEC 221 5e'l'O 5 i. ' ' Herr YW Aff: P A '- 1 E I: 'W -if S .5 5 4-. 1 1 5555w ' 4 -,A' . a ., 3ff,if!'if?i9i : tf'f-gli' ' : 'V . if 6' ' 1Zf5?5:a :-s. 5 I-.a4Lb,.f., 2 .,w...- . - .. 1 a-vw. 'e---.Ll 'Hy-ri? :L Li.,-:fi S, '55V'.w - ' . 1:53 '- - :.1:1. Maia .-w. - f '- 2121 5 f -W . 5 '4 2 ' ' Z 1 'o . ' Q- .. jan. 23-New term. What! More Sophomores? NMM A ' Feb. 4-Basketball game with Santa Rosa. Did We take . Q 0 A V l l --,- - ' ' .MW .fe i Feb. 10-Won our section of league from Healclsburg. - -A A- Feb. 13-Hillbilly program. . A! ai' f -'f 1 ' - if f , e A- 1 -' ..-....,. I ' G K 4: V. .1u.A - ' fl A A 5. . .. . 5 Feb. 24-League championship at Vallejo. fWe lostj fa. Q4 H ga le? A Fe 1 r f .. 5 , ' ' b u- M Q1 ' - ei A A-I ?np5fz?i3:f2?f ' 'f Feb. 25-Sophomoiefjunior International Dance. was X ia- 5 a .1 L3 I :V . I 4 'J I .y 4A.I:4wQ.lf A :.1 ' 1 A ff Q ' - .. Mar. 7-Basketball banquet and some dance afterward. 1 ' 3 7 - A we . - -Q f -- - e-'-'-N' Mar. 11-Track meet with Analy here. 1- . arar ef Mar. 13-Mr. Manning gave an illustrated talk on South veg, R ef ' .Ljg America. 0,335 fl 'W . 5 r W Q ' - ' if Q. 3 Mar. 24-Baseball season opened with game at Healdsf N G 'ri' if 'ff'-A 2 a . -A -1 1 .1 ' - . Sew ' 1 7:2 . 1 T51 1 Mar. 27-Auctiong did you get stung too? A -1 2 - A . - '45.'1ilJf? . 2-72. A, A ' ' ' . ' 1 . . F aa 1 a Mar. 28-Baseball game here with Healdsburg. I A A4 ' 1 J .-. Q' . oewfnvw . ' Q- , 1-ziiezime.4iizx:'a7n-zwvmarfsfqa -- Mar. 31-Report cards!!! - Sophomor cmd 'Fahey-- '-:5'fg55?f52. ' Junrmfs dance Apr. 4-Baseball at San Rafael. S A s f . . ggi , ' i Apr. 10-14-Vacationg we surely needed it. gf ' A 1- rg Apr. 18-Tamalpais for baseball. - 1. A ac r ' Apr. 21-Baseball at Santa Rosa. i A I Apr. 22-Track meet at Davis. f -f i':i'5?flf'ff Apr. 27-Girls Club Fashion Show. 5 - . '- : t l5-I . A Y ' 5 .Ill 'Sit ' 'i' 3' Mmwswxwwfwxwscfi May 6-N. B. L. track meet at Vallejo. JUHG 3U1 May ll-Girls' Club initiation. May 12-Last baseball game with Santa Rosa here. t WA, .' I May 25- Enterprises issuedg we hope you like 'em. .' A . W May 27-SeniorfAlumni dance. 1 A, june 5-Senior Picnic. -51 . ' ,af 58 :5-'2', ,lfega-'f t 7 C1 D .1.ai. 1+.7ab-- June - HSS HY- rctclualroru -- , aff- '-f June 8-Graduation: more alumni for P. H. S. . .llilflllejkjf . axwpvimuwpmwmmQamamm4 D5MW' QAALQ-.ss r w sms! m ms '-af? .-.f,.,, A A xx -an nu 1 xx x I 9, Q-SZ K. .nz ' x N ss a Q , was--when W. X: .Q nw m 5:-fwqr .Q gl, I ms HQ rx .1 xx- Q ss sf -L mu 1-2 an rn wx. wg . .z E mr mf amp .J ucnp.. Pinm Hello Conch Rayburn Sandy Claws Smilus Lards Mr. Robbins Chcnrists A nluvl Carnpus clufups, Pansy and Panysctt BIIHLIHCI Cummittcc Sclmulgirls YCUUICYS lp.. Scniur program Happy hobocs Nor a mmhpastc adv xi scwing circle Nm HP: . can Tux IH I 1 . ll T21 Hu Nu Tin Kay jus Bus Sul Wu Sch TI11 Rui Big 'S I S' I S ll 1 1 I 1 Wm. A. Naye Paul R. Elmore i INDEPENDENT THE ANTLERS PHARMACY We Give S 86 H Green Stamps FREE DELIVERY SERVICE Phone 999 Cor. Kentucky St. and Western Ave. FEED . I 4. GsP.M9NEAR CO. PETAIDMA Watches Electric Clocks Diamonds STUA . . . E- I. CAMM 86 SON RT Z PEOPLES, M D Res. Phone 400 Office Phone 900 161 Kentucky Street Petaluma, Calif. Ofhcial Outfitters for Petaluma High School Athletic T93m5 Best Wishes to Petaluma High School! MILNER'S - SPORTING GOODS LVIARK L. LEWIS, M. D. Phone 93 142 Kentucky Street john B. Lounibos P. Douglass Schwobeda, Charles McGoldrick SCHLUCKEBIER HARDWARE CO. Under the Arrow ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW The Photographic Work for This Annual Was Done by R. H. WHELDON SUNSET STUDIO 2 S MRS. ED. SCHNEIDER GREETINGS AND GOOD WISHES TO THE TEACHER OF PIANO GRADUATES OF P. H. S. M GRAIN PETALUMA DRUG CO. 0 H. Schoningh SEEDS Drugs-Poultry Remedies-Seeds Western Ave. ROOFING Phone 327 Phone 100 130 Kentucky Street A. H. ROSS COCHRANE LUMBER COMPANY WATCHES - DIAMONDS JEWELRY 401 Second Street Phone 202 159 Main Street COMPLIMENTS OF A. F. TOMASINI HARDWARE CO. Rex Hardware Compan AGNEW'S BROWNbilt SHOE STORE WILSON'S SERVICE STATION GAS - OILS - CANDIES - SOFT DRINKS DEPENDABLE SHOES 155 Main Street Petaluma MATTE1 BROS. CLOTI-IIERS FOR MEN AND BOYS Headquarters for High School Clothes Kentucky Street DAVID N. GUTERMUTE WALL PAPER, PAINTS and GLASS PAINTING and PAPER HANGING Phone 972-J 152 Main Street COMPLIMENTS or I-IERMANN'S LUNCH ROOM Purity, Quality and Reliability PETERS 86 PETERS HILL PLAZA GARAGE E. T. Pedranti, Prop. W. A. INWOOD M. W. FLOI-IR INWOOD 8: F LOHR PHONE 913 AUTOMOTIVE REPLACEMENT PARTS ALFRED A. NYE COMPANY Distributors for THE GENERAL TIRE SHELL OIL CO. PRODUCTS Al. Nye, Prop. Western Ave. and Keller St. We want the Graduates of Petaluma High School to have the best in life! R. V. KOPF THIS ANNUAL PETALUMA C0-OPERATIVE CREAMERY vw. RODUUS The Home of MILK - CREAM - BUTTER COTTAGE CHEESE - BUTTER MILK Printed in Petaluma by the SKIM MILK PETALUMA PRINTING CO. iwimni Phones 18 - 19 Petaluma, California 136 Kentucky Street Phone 1082 I-IEROLD DRUG CO. DEPENDABLE DRUGGISTS ARTHUR C. ELLIS GENERAL INSURANCE Kentucky and Washington Streets Phone 10 122 Main St. The Hartford Agent Phone 12 Wall Paper, Paints Varnish, Oils I O. AL'S PAINT STORE I A. H. Vietheer, Prop. PETALU M A-CAL GLASS and GLAZING pQULTRY P00135 140 Main Street Phone 1434 REAL ESTATE DR. BERNARD MATZEN ? ? WHO 2 :P DENTIST A. W. BAKER CO. Of Course! Telephone 1373 Prince Building OH-ice Phone 341 Residence Phone 331 BRAINERD JONES DR. N. B. RUNDALL ARCHITECT Schluclcebier-Gwinn Bldg. Petaluma, Calif. 226 Washingtoll Street Petaluma DR. G. W. LANE I hen, DENTIST E. W. WOOLWORTH CO. DR. E. E. BRYDONEJACK, JR. DENTAL SURGEON Phone 1530 25 McNear Building Congratulations to the Class of '33! I 1 ?Ec'f 15 Phone 319 l'9ffIAr'ruu94 x Sanity C3'll9C.lll1i1heu QUALITY FOOTWEAR 9 LEADER THE SHOPPING CENTER OF PETALUMA We Give and Redeem GOLD DISCOUNT STAMPS THE WARDROBE A. L. Phillips UNDER THE TOWN CLOCK One of Petalumzfs Good Shops . . HUGH W. MacLACHLAN XQQJ. OPTDMETRIST and OPTICIAN Eyes Fitted With the Correct Lenses Optical Repairing-Broken Lenses Duplicated 161 Kentucky Street Phone 261-W KELLY THE TAILOR LERER AUTO PARTS USED PARTS FOR ALL CARS Phone 918 17 E. Washington Street JOHN KELLER GENERAL INSURANCE Notary Public McASKILL'S YOUNG MEN'S APPAREL 139 Kentucky St. Opp. Elks' Club CONGRATULATIONS! DR. RUSSELL MORRIS EYE' EAR' NOSE and THROAT Nielsen Furniture CO. MCNQEU' Building Phone 40 149 Kentucky Street Petaluma GROCERIES, CANDIES, ICE CREAM, STATIONERY PETALUMA LAUNDRY COMPANY o , o MC S 17-19 Third Street Phone 911 IS THE BEST THE FAIR Proven So By High School Test STATIONERY and SCHOOL SUPPLIES Phone 1107 Corner Bassett and Fair Streets 19 Western Avenue Ph0i'l9 437 Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted Office Phone 1704 Home Phone 343 WALTER M. FIELDS DR- M- L- NEILSEN Satisfaction Guaranteed 135 Kentucky Street Petaluma, Calif. J. C. PENNEY CO. PETALUMA Quality Merchandise for the Entire Family at a Price That Makes Buying Attractive. Open Every Saturday Night Until 9:00. ASCI-1ERMAN'S SUPPLIES YOUR WANTS H. C. Aschemian MURPHY CHEVROLET CO. CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE - FRIGIDAIRE 34 Main Street Phones 785 - 786 424 Main Street Phone 840 J. MORRIS SHOES and REPAIRING 157 Nlain Street TEXACO SERVICE STATION H. Bernard, Prop. EXPERT GREASING-ALL CARS 3rd and D Streets Phone 1361 THE FIRST PRINTED ADVERTISEMENT APPEARED 286 YEARS AGO It was printed in an English newspaper, April 1647, and advertised a book. Since then newspaper advertising has besome a business and social force. lust as there is advertising in News, there is News in Advertising. Read both and profit. THE PETALUMA ARGUS f COURIER PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS L - Marion Goodrich Roy Parsons ARCADE BARBER SHOP and BEAUTY PARLOR muf4og,gEsrgx.gUIAljiE.xTlrE 17 Western Avenue Phone 89 Books Stationery THE CENTRAL G. H. OTT and H. R. VEALE 139 Main Street Phon SUNNY SLOPE DAIRY GRADE A, Pasteurized or Raw e 310 Sunny Slope, Rt. 3 Box 30 Phone 896 MONTESSORO BROS. COMMERCIAL PRINTERS 111 Western Avenue Phone SANTA ROSA BUSINESS COLLEGE BUSINESS PRACTICE FROM THE START 228 Ross Street Santa Rosa, Calif. WE WISH TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS FOR THEIR . 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