Petaluma High School - Trojans Yearbook (Petaluma, CA)

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STUDENT BODY COMMITTEES AWARDS COMMITTEE MERIT COMMITTEE Miss Olmsfed, Gianini, Mr. Schusler, Silacci, Holmes. 5eC0V1d ROW5 Sm-Ph, MV-gaeh Q Wood Grd A defs eppa QITIZENSHIPQQMMITTEE First Row: Ross, Thom, Jorgensen Mss Hoag Ahola Second Row: Nakano, Mr. Day, Mr. Reyburn, Mr. l-lagner Lyle lrigelow. FINANCE COMMITTEE First Row: Smith, Pefersen, Soldari, Pefersen, Polfer, Second Row: Holm, Mr Hewitt Mr Way Woodward. First Row: Smilh, Ive se Slruven M Ils The Pelaluma Sludenl Body has Tour commillees Io aid in 'rhe confrol of The Srudenl Body affairs. The work of 'rhe Finance commillee is Io superinlend paymenls of debls and Io provide a budget Members were: Mr. Way, Mr. l-lewiH, l-lolm, Mills, Pelersen, Woodward, Iverson, and Smilh. The Meril commiliee imposes penallies upon sludenls violaling regulalions for school behavior. Members were: Miss l-loag, Mr. Jaehnig, Woodward, Smilh, Anderson, Seppa, Ross, Thom, Jorgensen, Ahola, I-lagner, and Lyle. The Awards commilree issues acrivilies and service blocks and all alhlefic awards. Members were: Miss Olmsled. Mr. Schusrer, Gianini, I-lolmes, and Silacci. The Cilizen- ship commillree dislribules Privilege Sludenl cards To qualified sludenls. Members were: Mr. Reyburn, Mr. lngelow, Mr. Day, Nalcaho, Smiih, Peiersen, Soldali, Pelersen, PoI rer, Woodward.

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STUDENT BODY FALL CABINET Baftaglia, Woodward, Holmes, Peiersen, Rohde, Bolton, ArrnbrusTer, Gianini, Lyle, Smith, Mills. SPRING CABINET PeTersen, Pronini, Silacci, Woodward, Ahold, BaTTagiia, ArrnbrusTer, SmiIh, Gianini, Lyle. During The lasT year The PeTaluma I-ligh School STudenT Body has increased consider- ably in size, and all The sTudenTs have been very TaiThTul in purchasing sTudenT body cards. The cabineT of boTh Terms have sTriven To live up To The sTandards oT all cabineTs oT The pasT. They have accomplished several ouTsTanding Things Tor The beneTiT of The STudenT Body, and have assisTed in The purchase OT The curTains Tor our audiTorium. ThroughouT The year numerous programs, enTerTaining as well as educaTional, have been enjoyed by The sTudenTs. Pay programs consisTing of ouTside TalenT were presenTed and were well aTTended. lvlany oT The sTudenTs Themselves conTribuTed Their TalenT Toward making programs successTul. The enThusiasTic supporT oT The sTudenTs has been deeply appreciaTed by The cabineTs. They are also graTeTul To Miss Trueblood Tor The help she has given Them.

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GIRLS' CLUB - BOYS' LEAGUE GIRLS' CLUB Second Row: Bordessa, Saunders, Miss Brown, Ellis, Parr, Warlrins. First Raw: Carpenfer, Hazleff, Lyle, Kurlcnbach, Gianir1i,Anderson. BOYS LEAGUE Se id Row: Behrens, DeBruyck0r, Lundqren, Mr. Van Dyke, Hadermann, Quigq. Firsl Row: Thompson, Silacci, Bloom, Lockie, Evans, Mayfield. The Girls' Club Cabiner ol l936-37 consisled of Presidenl, Mariorie Lyleg Vice-Presi- clenl, Yvonne l-lazlellq Secrelary Leona Kurlenbachg Social Secrelary, l-lelen Carpenlerg Presidenl of G. A. A., Ida Gianini. The Dean of Girls, Miss Myrlle Brown, was The adviser. One of lhe chief aims ol lhe Girls' Club Jrhis year was lo give all lhe girls a beller chance lo gel acquainled wilh each olher by means of numerous parlies. ..- The officers of lhe Boys' League for rhe Fall and Spring rerms were: President Kennerh Ballaglia, l-larold Bloom, Vice-President l-lenry Zuchelli, Marlc Maylielclg Secrelary, l-larold Bloom, Melvin Thompsony Alhlelic Manager, Colin Holmes, Waller Silacci, Reporler, Russell Kynoch, Bob DeBruyclcer. Mr. Van Dyke advised rhe group.