Petaluma High School - Trojans Yearbook (Petaluma, CA)

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.IUNE GRADUATION CLASS The I937 GraduaTion Class, consisTing oT I44 members, The largesT in The hisTory of The PeTaIuma High School, opened iTs TradiTional Week wiTh The BaccalaureaTe Service, which was conducTed by Reverend BriHin aT The Two Rock Church. Four days laTer on May 27 The Senior Ball was held. A Theme oT inTormaliTy was obTained in The Music Hall by The use of drapes, wicker TurniTure and Tloor lamps while The enTrance was decoraTed wiTh laHice work and flowers To represenT a veranda. On June I The sTudenTs enioyed a picnic and banqueT. STudenTs dressed To represenT The laTe l8Th cenTury, sTarTed aT nine o'clock on Their parade down To KenilworTh Park where They spenT an enioyable morning. In The evening of The same day The P.-T. A. gave a banqueT aT The Women's Club l-louse. The Theme Tor The banqueT was Taken Trom MaseTield's poem, For l MusT Down To The Sea. Mrs. McDonald, Reverend BriTTin, Miss Trueblood, Mr. DursT, and Miss Duggan addressed Those presenT. The Topics of Their Talks were. respecTively, Dropping The PiloT, CharTing The Course, STormy Days, Ships ThaT Pass, and Open Seas. June 2 was Class Day Tor The Seniors and They gave a play enTiTled Blind DaTe. Gradu- aTion Exercises were held in The High School Gymnasium on June 3. The sTudenT speakers were Laurence BolTon, KenneTh BaTTaglia, Vivyan PeTersen, MargareT Murphy. Vera Iverson, Mariorie Lyle, and Mark Mayfield. This class was led by The Tollowing officers lFall and Springl: PresidenT, Mark Mayfield, Laurence BolTong Vice-PresidenT, Carlyle Simmons, Don TorliaTT: SecreTary, Alice Car- mody, EdiTh Carlson: Social SecreTary, Agnes Douglas, Barbara FosTer: Girls' Club RepresenTaTive, Mae Evelyn Saunders: Boys' League RepresenTaTive, Andy Anderson. Roy Lundgren. Miss CaTherine Duggan sponsored The class. .IANUARY GRADUATION CLASS The oTficers oT The January I937 class Tor boTh semesTers lspring and Talll were as Tollows: PresidenT, Bob BurmesTer, Bernard Silver: SecreTary-Treasurer, Eleanor SmiTh, MargareT Khouriep Girls' Club RepresenTaTive, ChrisTine PeTersen. Jean McDonald: Boys' League RepresenTaTive, John SingleTon, Harold Brundige. Mrs. Norene Campbell was The advisor. The graduaTing class held a progressive dinner during The spring semesTer. and used The homes of DoroThy Vonsen. Marion Myer, and MargareT Murphy. GraduaTion Week included The Tollowing acTiviTies: Dinner aT The Birches, Tollowed by a TheaTre parTy aT The California TheaTre, January I4g Senior Ball aT The Women's Club I-louse, January Ib: Class Day and Play, Good Morning Glory, January 20: and GraduaTion Exercises. January 2I. The sTudenT speakers aT graduaTion were Bernard Silver, Edwin RoberTs, Marion Myers, Cesarina Barri, and MargareT Khourie. S944 if'