Petaluma High School - Trojans Yearbook (Petaluma, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1939 volume:

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X ENTE PETALUMA JUNE ig -E- ' I ,,l B215 NJ I-ll -1 dk FOREWOIQD In our task of presenting the same familiar yearfbook ideas in a new manner, We have made use of the ABC book theme, and trust that with johnny Trojan as a guide, our readers will reflive their hours spent in Petaluma High School as they, with Iohnny, learn their ABC's. POLKSf 5 '43 J pw Q ii l 's for acknowledgments, Numerous, indeed, For Without all your help Vs7e'd never succeed. We thank you, Miss Truehlood Faculty, staff, Business men, students, Who in our behalf Have rendered us favors We'll never forget, You've helped us make this The best Enterprise yet. i K - 's for our bosses, Who try, from our worst, ' To make us our best, H ii WHT j Miss Trueblood, Mr. Durst. A stands for our aims in life. We must have aims, and should give the best we have to realize these. Let me commend to you the Rotary Club slogan, Service Above Selff, B stands for the books with which you have become acquainted and those with which you are to become familiar in the future. They are the sign' posts along the way of life. Read them carefully so that you may be inspired and guided in the right direction. C stands for the companions that will follow you through life. Choose those who will be true friends, for they, as books, will guide you along life's highway. Aims, books, and companions should lead you up to life's rich storehouse. -David M. Durst. When a man turns a blessing from his door, it falls to them that take it in. This old saying of George Eliot's contains the theme of my message to you this year. The one who is prone to take his educational blessings for granted: who fails to ap' preciate the joys of fine friendship, good books, wholesome exercise, and the opportunities for en' riching the mind and expanding the soul-finds these blessings slipping away from him. Then he often looks with envy upon those who have profited by them and wonders why his own luck has failed him and happiness eluded him. Appreciation and gratif tude are attributes of a fine soul and are often the surest guarantee of success and happiness. -Ellin Trueblood. wwlx is for classes- These Seniors appear, Who now will he models For second and first year. FN X 3 All low Senior social affairs in conjunction with High Seniors . . . Very many prominent members . . . Hans Raven, Vernon Jensen, Bob lVlcCourt, Melvin Rohde, George Woodson, and Fred Figone important athletes . . . Ed Behrens prominent class officer . . . Elmer Scott outstanding in F. F. A .... Dot Durando, Lorraine Hills, and Vernon Jensen especially talented in dramatics . . . Murray Gow fine yell leader . . . Stanley Peck prizefwinning orator . . . Entire class keenly interested in school affairs . . . 'XV l lvliru, Kiornvll, Volkirls, Hills, Dllmmlu, Silveirzl, E. Paula, Clinninuhzlrn, A l l':l11. RONV 2 Iiulirvns. Pwk, llnw, Ham .ski-iilwiimg, lfussu, lfckmsm, Exams, Brody. ROXV 3-Bndvnhop, flilfllf7l'5Cll, Milleritk, B. Billings, Jensen, Figonr, jones, Zoppi. RONV -I Smith, Csiimizns, R.:m.iteiurri, Hizigu, Frey, XVoodson, Scott, NIcCourt, Behrens, j, Billings. - 5 , 9' :A ' . vw is for classes- 1 The Juniors you seeg They're the oncoming Seniors- Gr, at least, HOPE to be. I5 N i'l'liR: ROW' l-fl'!iglxi11:1on, Alaimuil, llisc.u'l'x-r, Clvclwzme, Ifvnrt, l7sNr11l. flill'fk'l', llmwy, fl1'nl1.slu, Clrzmsr, firlllxllx. ROW' I-ff1luisrl1nlol'll'I' sclxrrmln Holm Uolwtl F llrtiinvlli Black firzmt Helton l7undr1'u. Hvikull. Cxlrstcnscn, Allslmxnglx. ROW' 3 lficLlm'yrl', Alislmilzu, XV , llmlrslxl, .Clov1wl'ls, A., Blttlillulll. Fxgllrlzm, Clzullwrxnltlx,lB:1tkin. 'Hvdin, H.xll, Czlrrull. RUXV 47l5:lggrltl Adams, H. llxxmlcsclm, lifusv, Hansen 'r1'y, lizlrtrlr, Crozilr, Foster. R. liumlrsrn, Clorlwin. ROW' 5-ABurb:xnk. Hull, Acornu, Humphrey, Clurmolly, Flutes, Cnmplwll, Howe, Gray Jsxul, li:u'lwc1', Hoxxull, li1'cxwl'. BWER- RUXVl lruscn F lolmsun Nwllurt Norlolk Kuleu Nlzu'lum'u, Olsen, Nylllnd, H. Lumlggrcn. ROW Z l,L!IY. V. lltl1sl11, R ln Null ll! on gtcrscnj Lulwqk, kxxxlvi. Nnlllzlllo, ill. llflrllmloslmv, 11. jnlmnson, llOXV if-Ullormell, Lrwis. Nluxks, Cl. Lumlgr' . xlv. Krlwxxmly, A. ,lol s ladelaxlunzl, Nelson, ROW' 4-Lilvclxitz, lvliyzlno, l'rllon:u'i, Lzluzi, E. Pvtnrsnzv, E. vlolmstmzn, A. l'et,rsou, Klulncitok. ROW' 57Kz1w:utu, Nluttcri lngelon, Paige, Nlollvr, hlamvlb, lllxlings, Knlldtsuu. UPPER: ROW' I -llrzidbcrry, Spooner, Wcblicr, Williams, Victhcer, Woropaicfl, Ruff, Scott, Srufvnnni, Schlcth, Schcul. ROW' 2-Burger, Brain sun, Rnhinsnn, Sturkvy, Stcfcnoni, Arfstcn, Anderson, Snccato, Russotxi, Yzimzisaiki. ROXV 3---Uyvdu, Shaw, Roderick, Vivcnzi, Spzmgcr, XVipncr Bravo, Cardwell, McKii1st1'y, Caldwcll. ROW 4-York, Abruio, Rodgers, YVcinholdt, Vuvruskzi, Thonxzis, Sturm, Cuylu, Barmn, Thollnug, Church LOVJER: ROW 1fRudnlph, Stewart, hlupscn, Rossctun, M. Rnmacciotti, Silvrira, Ncllzx, Lnulnil, L. Pctcrscn, Mzisciuriiii, Plank, Zzigcrman ROW' 2-Cossugc, McKillnp, Jzncubsun, jonnscn, Munro, Vcrnnda, Vnnnucci, Pcrcim, Pclmn, Duify, Guvhrir. ROW 3-Milnc, Gnssngc, Noricl Ramatici, Fields, Snlwzlcczi, Howard Johnstone, Keller, Heller, Corus, Schwartz. ROW 4-Mailnnti, H, Rumncciutti, Raincy, Dyc, lvfylcs, Ficlds Stummcl, Mctczllf, Krcsky, Harold Inhnstonc, Rosscton. fClass Officers and history will bc found 011 page 491 fl' is for classes- These Sophs reach for fame, Are eager for glories To honor their name. 3 k i ' FQ .v X X fx N, PICK: RUXV lffiralf. Christcnscn, Garzoli, Frati, Bonus, l7onuvan, Brmlvrssfn, lioysrn, Barlmni, A. fllillslianarn, fllimsi, liriis, llxiiggc. W 2 Ewrvtt, Polly Bordvssa, Z. Fishman, Antognini, Drews, Gale, Furcbtur, Bcifa, Picrini Boxxlefsa, Gcnazzi, Douglas, Glwgg. ROW Eff 'na, C.irh'x', Bahrn, liyir, Evans, Barnrs, Baugh, Cochrane, Clnvrr, Amoral, liignni, Bal-rar, Gnirc. RUNV 4-W Bvrnstvin, Garzclli, llunaway, cncourt, Bilhro, Faylc, Aschcrman, Evans, Dorsctt, Berry, Brians, ROW if-Carothcrs, Butti, N. Fishman, Forman, l7rLong, Canton, Barlcnhop, acrrs, Axilla, Anderson, Fitzgerald, Cuinrnli, WER: ROW lflmsscn, hlacohsen, Koontz, Kaufman. Cunningham, Ivlitsunioto. lvliyano, Liddlc, Nlerango, Keegan, Kawasc, Nlatsurla, Hollinuf? th. ROW' zfA. johnsnn, Nlarlrlalcna, McEx'iwy, lvlahonry, Kulstail. Mllrphy. Hammcrmann, Lavxo, Lichau, Jorgensen, lrscl. Hardie. ROW Hlnghrs, Nlattliias, l'l1lII1IlI4!l1, J, vlnhnann, Hoskins, R. j,,Qm5ol1, loncb, Kurtrnhach, Kindlc, l.aFranchi, Lyll, Knowlton, RUNV 4--Hrniwrw, trr, M. lhmrn, S. jvlisrii, K. lvlarrxn, Kramer, E. Nlarrxn. Mattci. F Nlartin, Milner, Manu, Hcnrichsun. ROW' ifhlnghus, lvlcrn, Koch, lwanull, Kawalrkzi, McNulty, Nlainwuing, vlacnhfcn, Heil, Knurlwn, Lyle. 1 l i UPPER: ROW' lfilluf. Silcox, Olcnzzilci, Rodgers, Vfzidc, Tunzi, Schnmbcr. Swzmbcrg, Tillin, C. Purvinc, Sommcr, Thomas. Nrlson. RONV Z -Olscn, Arctz, Mcl711i1:1ld, Y. Ricci, Righutti. Stornvrtzi, Nissun, Ymrslvy, Sorciwson, V-'ai'c, Smith, Rasmussen. ROW' 3 Nuilwxmr, BL-llo, Smith, Olhcrg, Bollu, Bwrhcr, Bucholrz. Yzisudfi, Nosecchi, Sczinzxgixtm, Picpcr, Peoples. ROW -if-Silvcr, C. Smith. XVcdcl. N.iyc, Trnylcr, Bor- dcsszi, C. Putcrsfn, R. Stockcr, Pcck, G. Stocker, Pcoplus. ROW' iiRc-ssotti, Andurton, Young, Skoog, Boyd, Pfundcr, Tnnmsctti, Sychrowsky, Picco, R. Pctnrrsun, R. Ricci, Bcttinclli. Shcll. LOYVER: ROW 1--Tzilaimzmtcs, Clark, Christizmscn, fours. Stcfzmi, Huncy, Kancn, Vv'cbl'wcr, Cramsc, Stuwart, Num-ll. Huglws. Corilzu, Nlinolli. ROW' Z--Filson, Foxx-lrr. R, Mero. Carter, Shnrkvy. Pntocchi, McClc:un, Barron, M, Pctcrscn, Snrhcr, XVcsrcm'i'p, King. ROW Sffflluxrchliuld, ifricdl, L. Pctcrscn, Cuppolctti, Finkulmam, Starck, Roscn, R. Miirphy, Flower, Purcell, Nulln. ROW' 4fRicwcrts, Crziwforil, Hvnriclisvn, Ross, Dumndo, V. Young, G, Figoni. B, Young, Doulli, E. Ivfurphy, james W'ood, R. Thollnug. ROW 5'-Mczzcrn, Nitsbcrg, F. Volkcrts, Hollings- worth, Strom, Summ, Scott, joseph, Riddell, Lavio, Klcmcnok, XV. Volkurts, Hall. fC1ass oiiicers and history will be found on page 491 wig ,ad-:I I5 N .Ta m 's for the Cabinets, The spring and the fall, Wliemse constant achievement ls service to all. Vxfell chosen ollicers4serious minded, energetic, and intent on advance' nxent . . . More and better assemblies, both instructive and entertaining . . . Reciprocal programs with other schools . . . Establishment of regular monthly meetings of Student Body presidents . . . Cabinet social functions, including San Francisco trips and progressive dinners . FALL George Koch Vsfesley Parkinson .loy Thompson Stanley Durst Lawrence Pagha Johnny Hiroolaa lfene lvlezzera Audrey Potter Althea Larsen and lvlargaret Henriehsen Jeanne McCai-ter President Boys' League President Girls' Club President Secretary of Finance Secretary of Citizenship Secretary of Boys' Athletics Secretary of Girls' Athletics Social Secretary Recording Secretary Enterprise Editor SPRING johnny Hirooka Terry Rulf joy Thompson Lawrence Puglia Irving Nilson Jaytee Wciind lrene Mezzerzt Shirley Chandler Bertha Mcliinstry and Beverly Johnson Jeanne MeCaLrter Ul'I'I',li lhmllxinson, Tln-inli-nn, lluisl. I2-glia, llinliiln-en, kficlu, l'nllvl. lvltfirnltx. lxln..ry.i, llnvnvlta. ln lx Clnlll V1InrxM 1 XX l l.LlXX lili linll, 'l'l1nlnpson, l'.n1ln.n. Nilson. Nlilinisiiy, l on .i, lm t r lllllll lxlilil xll lllllt Inllljlielnv , 'lt' ia ns ga on .l as sx ao ai 1 es e cj. ' A t' .1 M , VZZA' il, nut. W IXN ? 'g I JB -ffl Y 's for committees That care for our money, Our medals, our morals, And say-that's not funny. IVXCK-f Xlfimrl. Mi'. Srliiisirr, E11 on. lalll f JNTfMiss Olnislml, Hirookxi, Nlczzcrn The Awards Committee Has fun all the way, Giving letters and blocks In an endless array. The Finance Committee Handles our money, Straightens us out If the figures are funny. BACIK-Doss. Nilsun, Pzlglixi. MIITIULE Nlr, hliieluilq, Ixliss llimg, Chaimllcr, lilding FRONT---Badenhop, Sehtel, Hrikul, Boyscn. The Merit Committee Is best known to usg Chew gum or get fresh And see what it does. The Citizenship fellows Grant permanent passes To those who deserve them, Both laddies and lasses. I UTK-f Plzitz, Dvrst, Hoysrvi, Puglia, BACK -flaw, M1'. I7 y, Mi'. Ing-'I--w, lvfr. Rcyhurn, Plz! UNT Mi', XYny, Pruplrs, Dursvtt. M1'. He tt. FRONT- -Pnl.. Imhnsii Im s n M xxx .,1q, ,Q qu, ,Li ian , Jirkllsen, Dnwli lx is for Drama, In which we excelg - We've seen pageants and plays Done exceedingly well. ii 6 ,Q As shown by pictures on opposite page, students learn about makeup . . . staging and lighting . . . making model sets . . . costuming and pantominiing. YOURS TRULY WILLIE School Play CAST: Vernon -Iensen Barbara Dondero Leo Evart Clara Kurtenbach Philip Paige Dorothy Durando Dick llilbro Shirley Chandler Stewart Stone -lack Milne Virginia Rudolph Mabel Meliillop THE GIFT Christmas Play CAST: Vernon klensen lack Milne Esther Dinliin lvlyrton Healey Hiinlnie Silver Margie Nelson TI-IE TARNISHE D Vy'ITl'IERf SPOONSH Dads' Night Program CAST: Vernon Jensen Priscilla Norfolk Barbara Dondero ,lack Campbell .lack Milne Merrie Estrin DECISION AT DAWN Wzisliiiigtoii Program CAST: Bill Burtner Dara Wilsrili Elwood Nicolaisen Harry Toinasi jack Milne Hiinmie Silver lack Campbell Ethel Frizzi CONVENTION GO HANG January Senior Play CAST: Donald Cardwell Betty Graves Ralph Colin Hildegarde Kurtenbach Shirley Irwin Renzo Zala Genevieve Donhain Duke Iversen HLUNATICS AT LARGE june Senior Play CAST: Stewart Stone Ioy Thompson Terry Ruff Constance Baugh Harry Tomasi Florence Parr Shirley Chandler Marie Bardakos Dorothy Durando johnny Hirooka Lawrence Paglia Dara Wilsriri Irvin Kolb Bill Burtner THE STATE VS. JOE MILLER A Radio Play CAST: ,Iaeli Milne Myrton Healey Barbara Dondero Vernon -Iensen Iironi lil: ro rrglir: lvliss Lloncs doing makeup .e r ' . . . Loretta prompting and lark and Vernon . . 1 i 1 , . - Lmull GUN Idol L inanaging lights and curtain . . . The whole class preparing toi George Washington play Pliv S'h l pl'y Dirk 's . . . . 1 prae lu . . . I e oo .1 7 L ii. singer . . . Himmic as sound ell'ect man . . . , . , . . loor Leu . . , Stan Peck giving his winning, 4-iaiion . . . Class activities. including poster inoilel sets, and makeup . . . fan E A e E , hz? xx. 2' Xzr. sg? P-. Fam x m '-v.....f'M 3? s I is for Enterprise, X L Whiclu you're novv readingg A We hope this edition Beats all the preceding. t 5' am xW A! Staff chosen early . . . Theme decided on and ref sponsihilities assigned . . . Photographers snapping pictures at odd moments . . . Fun and work for editors mounting photos and pasting up dummy . . . Business stail getting ads . . . Literary editor writing poetry , . . Artists making cartoons and Iohnny Trojan . . . Senior picture editor making appoint' ments . . . Publicity committee giving skits . . . Sales force putting it over . . . Typists turning out copy . . . And the job is done . . . Our special thanks to Miss Goodrich for her valuahle suggestions . . . Also to other teachers for their tolerance in excusing staff members . . . And for patience during pictureftaking time . . . f-it Our kdm ii'f4le1iiine McC,:ii'ti'i' Editor--Jean McCarter. Business Managers--Russell Bundesen. Arthur Hall, Paul Carroll. Kenneth Thollaug. Literary Editor4Patsy Keller. Photographers7Russell Bundescn. Arthur Hall. Leslie Iaroske. Art-Donald Cardwell, Masaki Arishita. Puhlicity-'Robert Guy, Ted Kvalheiin. Philip Picco. Circulation-W-Helen Purvine. Senior Pictures-Peggy Devitt. Typing-Beverly johnson, Laura Ricci, Marvel Hansen. Reporters and Miscellaneousgjim Dowling, Elf wood Nicolaisen. Margie Ascherman. Phyllis Holm. june Lewis. Bette Nauert, Nine Klem' enok. Rose Barri, Richard Larsen, Laverne Brookover. Rena Spalctta, Harry Gorsky. jack Milne. ANIDINH, BACK RUXV: Arisliitn, Clpmlwell, Lzirsvn, Niiriiilk. Tliollaiig, iiiursky, Allen. SECOND ROXY: Piirvine, Ucvitt. Nifolaiscn, Hall. Holm, Nziuert, UPPER RIGHT: Business --tall'7H:ill. Thollaug. Carroll, 1 FRONT- Ascliwiiiaxi Milne Klemrnok, Spalctta, Ricci, Dowling, Hansen, lillmlesi-ii. LOWER LEFT: Pl1oto!I'11PlN'1'FfBllfNlUSfH, MC' C trier, liiwiokiiver, rlohnsonl, Kcllcri Carter, hlaioske. LUXVER RlGHT7Nliss Allen. 1 Pl MB? til X X FACULTY--From ltft. to right: Nlyrtlu Brown English, Dunn john Schuster Buys' Physical Education. Aluthn Olmstcd Girls' Physical Etlucaition. Burton Rcurdcn Agriculture, Cuunsclur. Norrnc Czlrnplwll Biology, Study Hull. Mznrthn Allcn Spanish and ltnliun, Trojan and Entcrprisc. Urnrgc Hatfield Oichrstru, Hand. Anita Korts History and Economics, C4-unsvlor and Sophomore Ailviscr. Florrnvc ,lcnscn llnglish, Counselor. Ivl.u'gJu'ct ,luncs Frunch, Drnnizitics, Typing, Counselor ,luniur Atlvisur. Alice Fziccr Huuscholtl Art, l'lnusi-hnltl Sciuncu, Household M1llill1LL'l1lt'Ill. lluintliczi Swanson History and Grrinun. Hand Cnunsulur. W. L. Norton Agricnlturr. l'l1u'l:m Rryhurn Gcumrtry :und 'l'rigo1nuuutry. Tunnis, Counsclor. hliltllxil Hrrrick English, Lihr:u'iznn, Svnior Atlviscr, Counsulor. l?L'1'trl1tli: Goutlriclx Art, Art Supvrvisiun. ll.l:vl Allrn Typing. Ci-unsclur. C.ntlwx'ixw Duggan Civics, History. Cnrunsvlnr. lluurgc lngcluw lfnglish, History. l,ounst'lol'. Agllrs llrxuvo H.u'lnony, Clunxul, tilts, Nlusit Appivcizuinn. lislvllu Smith Hunscholtl Sciuncc, fjunlinll.utiuu, A, li. XV:ny l'rl1innuslup :mtl Sprlliug, Cun1nn'l'ci.1l Lam, liooltltu-plln,g, llusxnrss Arlthmrlic. School Trcus11ru'. ltr-tl ,l.u'hnig.L llusinrss ATlllll1lt'!lC. flofortliimtor :uni Attcmlalliuc Counsrlur. l'u1'cy Dzly Nltchzunicnl lDf.lXK'll1g, Physics, Applied Scicncc. Tmlhc. lirrt Hrwitt Xvuodshop, Sunior Lcgion. Nliltnn G, Au English, Sports, Counsulor. l7t':1n of Boys. Emma Dunirl Cliumiszry. Elizzlhutli Daidisnmrx Atlvzmcctl Biology, Study Hall. Edith Hoag Stcnogruphy, Typing, Ollicu Pranctusc. NV.iltcr Hzixvthornc Auto Mechanics. of Girls, Cuuusflor. Uiliucr. is for faculty, ffeachers to youj, They're pretty good sports From our point of view. in -cv A., ., Q ,, 455' ,gm qw ke K SIL 6fwfi.L,wJ.M JQUQQL pf' ,fi,,,,,gfy, if LLZAM ifdafuilffu. QZAML If? , 1 r ,4 . '0 , Yjw ,f ff lkffy cfwdfffff lfff-:iff ,ff QW' v5'..f,f 441 Q s 5 4 Gdn,f,f?,,, 71347 lv..f'77l-? , ,fu C.f3g.,,,,,,,,,,,, f ' 'L,'Af L, g . n L V EMM MM 41,,,f,ff ,44Kf,,,l,,,,,:f JN., Aaah, fjMM,g,g, it m b - ' l 'W , L V ..:,., ' Z y 1 b Tiliqggf, I ' Qaef'qJlM,.f,-,,.,+L, MAMA vu-f.uM uawaw Jijjlfgm ali Wim, GRADUATES -w K, .,, f z gwf- x X I ff ,Lf .-T3 N, .1 ww f ,.7 5 sk TH a7m..f an-Q an W' 'TI' UPPER 'Spring Cabinet Durst, Guy. Koch, Jameson, Miss Herrick, I. Keller. -I9 Jr gracluatesg I Q 3 Q ong these known faces ll come many great fill honored places. ?c9Z'44N5'fA 5f!eZ4,4.e! gifffwfxfld ,sffiuxfygf ,,,,4,Q,, f1Z?Zzfs:Zf4...af4Z,lfaar'm 6 C7 f fx is QM 01443 ,g,gW ,CjM,fzf-1 M 4i,g,.fLa.,,,,.,4, gem. Jagu- ,OWER-fFz1ll Cabinet: llcr. Eaton, Evans, Chandler. Ruff. McKinstry. X K' , if rn , x . A ,a O ,. ' ' ff,,u,W...cf13 Saowfilfqr 125, - E 51 Q PM l?r2.0Cl7 5 gvsmgfx fi f 14,f ',,'!!Jl mi- U81 , -1 ga - ,-... Y .a..- . . fn k ' 1:53 is X g mr L ' s.- si , S ' f -W 7 iz Ya f We is -.f wr 'A ng , K , i .i:v1 ' R K X .'fLl.20fw1 if156'7f eff-wif K2-vwl env-42,14 kr WQZQHM Aww! . - f. ff xii - A UTY' A - A if ,Km :mi gf A 5- K U , L. v-L:-i Q if , V 3. .wa K M .A,,. . A3fXF1,?55f?f..s -- ., , . , - 11 -2 -, U -0 if --' A T WY TP rx SEX-I , W 2 gg 4, , 3 E53 ' K if ' ff .6fL:.fvLf1.t?,Qu,1o-C A AQfxJe.':1cCu LL-ff -ff! ,fU'Z,tf, ff3 k'Ff'4L' - . 'SV-A, ' A Vw fx ..,. E 3 f?iS,. . .. I , '.kk, 13 ,5 it -If-, k ,lie gglyqlnn M?v'3gL A-if'-' ,,?f:'I,lALwLwJfyusLA47w Qihjmtcg 'K . Hg if i l ' Q , ' LLLL 1 ' H , , xrfff y W1 L..,,.Q jf'i,.,.A,,.,,aL, ,' , 'L .V . ,5 ,g Af X62 fw-Le WWW .5 QIJJQJAWI ff N 'f J 4Q 'V , , 1 ,ff ff 91' ' tl sire? 45' P' K' 74 im' ,. HLQH, 7.,,L,,, fra? Q5?1.ff,.f Vu ,f-b Q04fgDz4f! QQ-fGfvf b 'f'f GRADUATES UPPER: Football Banquet -2I nr graduatesg l Q 3 Q uored and sung, talented youngsters, the wide world they're flung. pmzfm 'y . - . ,, .e,e, L, ee,, Kalwgw JAM 5, iigwwm Ci 4 V L f Mr 4 df f ,Qqahife 1422 Y-luv W, ya. ,grim ai fjfmmaf ffffvwy 72?-44ffw ' f15Mwf-MM ,f57,,1,ftfM.fQxM1ffzfl gzffwf Q'kQ4mwi 0, BM.-R-. LOWER: Jululury Senior Play. fern. ,cn XM ,f.,L,frK ig ag NwA2!d1 'Annum' ,?AZ'k,,,,,,,f ' Q 1 X- f .. f f 55 - , ,L .zn hml ekhl- -K A . A ' M ' f . S -' ,ra f 1 ff? 'f E5 Y V EI I Lk,, i if ' in X . + 5 l'l nf l l 1 X 'L - gtrffillf Lf' :fi .. A Qffi.f'i'2v f5w i' i JH L .K . ,i Ni -rv Rl X 1. - - X-.' - W'k. an Q,-W-Lgfiilfzlfv 106-ur-4'-'Q' f'..,,ff77,,'!7 ,Q ix.. ,.-f: -I Zkiffdfz 'XRLLQQRA ff: .- 4 dw vf2f,w x4,1Q WM. g2i,,,,,,,,,,g gf zffwfwf g f M4 ,fi.fg.g,n,f Q yffkafw 7620444446 Mm g M W G P2 A D U AT E S gfwlf ,cfhwjgfndw fffc, rf UPPER: Johnson amd Mez at Fair. -23 Dr graduutesg I Q 3 Q ndes and brunettes, wrt ones and tall ones, 1gh necks and pets. LOWER: Culwinct Initiation. Senior Day ut Call. mme 'www-N ALM num Messy Z'-new ,4.fQw:1 4,0 M Maw 7jf 'mfn' ff eziw Zgfifffsfb 3107 CQw.4Lv!Z.f6FW nn ,six N TDLAP Q A . k.e. g 1 f gt E ef-ff new X KJJ 4 Ajof-IZA f. 25 'R ,Q K1f w,f,fiZQf,Q 5,Z,,,L,.f.,1r4m,.' f , I ',f j , fl ff Q ,A 1 ,fa ff,A 5. 4 f s M '--. 3 A ' W 'f ' - , ' - 'gg . W A , '. A 'V ,qgwq film 1 -JLV, ty- tif ,. ,- i :Q-'Maze ,L Lag, Q, A ' ' ,al X189 . I R f lf ff' , , I 'Lormii 86:44, VW?-fipfiit-4. f . 44 if i jflgf T, fl, wfffvw 441vn,,,f 1: -. ,Aff f . . C4 L? Zig-114,11 ,cffcoff 4,0 ' ff 'f 'Q 'SK' ' ' l ,ff 417 i Ll f fy M1 ,xjff !y4'f' P + K I ' Q , XB Q j: f- MA , , .- ffuknfe QQ! ,ff ,ff U' :LL .pf7Tc,,f JW Aww, A. f' . Qf1,: xj,'.l45zvaf1-fm mg Milind GRADUATES UPPER: Colin and F1011 r. ar graduatesg Le dreamers and clarers, Le plodders, some spongers, Le iust I dorft carersf' LOWER: Lftcr Football Banquet. . ,nf ,. ,- .f V ' 'a WX 'fn ,gk wif!-iff. -Lf Y ,f ,sf K1 5 ' K Lfgifflf-2c'.f f Va,-2.f'1f.fff 1 Lo-f 5 rw-J f 5, gym: 14 , 471 A Q A 939 25 ' TE 7? 60 4 Qu LL 5 as :X uv O I A . by 45 5 J , Lf Oz1fflL drnenulz i 1 . e 4' E 1 , , K 4 qw, v L,L,m.,,. , LW ws 7' J 1' I , 'V UK!-JL Fc 'fff'V4' J Km!! L' f:f1z 'q'1f1.1en+,x If ,L..x',C4,. 5 J ML ' uf hm: 'fgzffwlanf' 7?7Q 29f ' fvelf il -VI, 'BULK . ' ' K In ' .wsziab -. L K K, k k 1 I . . I ktz . A K ..,. . .-,'. L K Q L Y L LLL, zz-iiffi ,, 1 AfirL.'1,af fff fra 14 07 ,ET . ,Y ,f 'R' Mn. 'S .fd ! ,,,e,i,'f u':v.4pc'q1,fL- ,n ,f .W ,-., HSS.. ,U 4 I . VN - ' IMS! .X , is for honors, 1 I Lahoriously attained, ' f . . But when in the society, You'll know what you've gained. Record crowd of hrainies'l-49 State members and 21 Local . . . Business mixed with pleasure at luncheon meetings . . . Tasty Christmas dinner . . . Regional convention at San Rafael . . . Hosting a prefgame party with Santa Rosa and Analy as guests . . . Getftogether on Treasure Island with Tam as host . . . Dinnerftheater party . . . Altogether a most successful year . . . linll Cabinet Spring Cabinet Louise Peoples l'resident Patsy Keller Fred Howell Vicefllresident Ed Behrens Jennie Lundberg SecretsryfTreasurer jack Otani UW 1 Rui' Wills Volkerls C'in'ni-ll Nlznrliu-eli,Sw.nnln'le,'l'1ln:i, lfin'ester. Grant, Ricci, Szieento. Carter, lil' wlrv k ixxi 'r, Lnnilherg. ROW 2 Mi P il s M llonu H1 no Alifllll UW 3-Stuck, H. Purvine, Nakano, Hughes, Rasmus-en, Gregg, Kimherk, J. Purvine, Hills, i 11 .., . . ,, , . , , , L , OW 4-Howell, Kolb, Goldnmn, CI, Koch, Shnw, Halter, Vzivi-nskzi, Hi-idvn. Bnrtulr. Bvhrfvs. P. Piece. Jnhnswn, Rzmey, Larsen, ROW S idenhop, A. Peoples, Carothers, Fishman, R, Koch, A. Behrens, T. Piceo, Eaton, Stone, Schwartz, Durst, Jaroske, Utani, Platz. implaell, ll3Isi'n, liclclnun, Beriiniml, Nilsson, Klunnxnghzim, fIochr:unr, Aseherinnn, Norfolk, Nnnert, Lewis, Keller, lowes, n 'z ' , ' ' ' ' Pi 1l's glwrlcev C'ocl1r'ine I' Keller Antler-on ldiling 4, it Q K BAN D 4'1 HUXV: Fnnt. llrr1,gg, -mussrn. Rrzenirlx, Kmvntr.. tinrlli, Rusulxlmluu, M. mlwrk, Aimdvrsurm, Crmci .lcr. Summ, f,:ur-utlxcxs, N nstvm, N.1yc. FND ROW: Hull, Pt-fy 1, Lighzul, Ages, Gm':1r1'tf Vat, Afurnu, ,lvnluxmgs rnrr. Dudtls, Cflzlrk, NYM . Ml'. H.1tlh'ld. I5 RUXY: 1, ,Inhmlnn rfnlk, Nlrrn, Kuflx, H mlwrlx. Srnnlnwl. M.u1'r1x1 xlnr, Issrl. KTH ROW: Larshtr, Tu i. Rnnvy. QURCI-IESTRA -111.11 xx ll lx Imlx'llnn'l1tsT ' VIULINS: XY. ,Iuhn Ki111hvx'k, A. Amluxwlm 'l.111. Snznlwl1Iwx'g. Hnlm ., HmJrl's1v11. NIU VIULINS: Vrtlrzxz . Yuumg, Ivfullnr, Nlrru ris, Fthlcr. Ulufs, Niuun J: Drriw. E: 1-lull, Rusrxxiclm. INETS: Crnci, jullustvm. cr. 1I'ETS: Jvnrwings, Alumni,-. c. Jh: Frui M.n'tm, Issvl. IHUNEJ Mt'x'mv. J: H. Plu'x'im Actlvitxus su' pznpv 401 's for the instruments That rumble and squeekg Technique and fun Are what these kids seek 28- The Trojan they edit, For rl fine publication They deserve all the credit. A Be 4- lb is for journalists, -it Publishing of school paper after twofyear discontinuance . . . Trojan issued hifmonthly throughout the year . . . Four or six page editions covering news, editorials and feaf tures, sports, personals, and special highflife articles . . . Approximately thirty members on staff each semester . . . Successful year due to interest and elliciency of stall . . . Editors at NVoi'lifLarselx and Aselierman l'all Editoiial Stall Spring Edftorial Stall Althea Larsen Editor Malrgie Ascherman Mairgie Ascherman Assistant Editor Patsy Keller, Marian Cornell Leroy Shaw Sports Editor James Dowling .leanne McCarter Distribution Manager Peggy Devitt llAfIK ROXV7Uuy, liarsen, Miss Allen, lolinson, Y ilii ngcr. lVlcCa1't:r, Vv'oi'opalrll, Shell, llinlriilnmp, Tln1l'alli1, Nicolaisrn. SECOND ROW -Spaletla, florncll, Mem, lk-xitt, Saceaco, Aiisliita, Miliie. FIRST ROV! Keller, As:l1ei'man. Ltxvis. Naizeit. STAFF INTENTBERS NUT l'lfITUREl7f- Carol Purvinv, Eailcne .lam:sun, Florence Parr, Shirley cll!IlllLllx'l', Wayne Erituzx. BIll'l7ill'Il wlcpsuli flharrnian Stewart, NN'yctl1 Norfolk, Clara Nluliiiari, joy Purvine, Ida Graff, ,lack Acorne, Clonstance lxlilrpliy, Paul Cari'-ull, George Koch Mzurie Bardakos. 5 I You ll pardon our spelling? Thuy haw lots of fun- x Q 29 'f S is for Klubs, Q4 f c w , ' I On these two pages arc picturcd rcprcscntaltivcs of thc various clubs or hobby groups. Rcgular club days are sct aside oucc El mouth, when the iudivicluzll uctivif tics nr: carricd on. l3AIlMIN'I'UNg Klmlulk, Kxmllr. 'll.nx'rlum1, Sp.nlalr.u, Kimilk, Klmurllmlmy lvnm, Bxnllglx, Bzulhzr, Klvmunok, H. llrllln, UIRLS' INUUUR KIAMES: lizxclx Row V Mxw H-mg, Mass Allrn. Front Row -fNyl.lml, Flgoni, l'rturar11, RHIHJIC' clolu, liqkxwm, Kuxlflnznn, llxwxggn. GULF: licllrrnr, L. lvlxulm. Slum: Tllulnpfon, fzxnwemuxm, Parr, Rull, E. Mzuun, Ml. klllflllllg. BOYS' lNl7lNlR UANIES: link Row llxcldw, XYmIulw:1x. Frvv. Nlxdlllv Row Norm, fI,unplwll H-lmlrr. front Row Alluxln, Smith, Forum, Mxlnu. lv'llNl5RAl.OClY: A. Smith, lir:nllw1'x'y. lhllvrulmrxp, Rmlurlck. Fmtvr. Snnlcgl - l5.nllxm. F. Howl-ll. l'l.OXX'liR ARRANIIlfNll'1NT: link Row Hvncy. Amlurfrn, M-M tmlllf rxcln, Nlin rlumcn. Vzlnnllcui. l l'unL Row Krllvr, XYur1':xll, Slmollrxi fXlV1HlfRY: Kmvwllull, fllllvur, l5mgl1, lllnxk, ll. Hvillzl. .lul1nmlx, Hmllwll, XYJIIIL3 liunlmr, GIRLS' TENNIS: Huck Row Hnglxrf. Kircggg. Mira Korn, M:1t:l'1x. Nllwlul' svn. Sranlrd--Nxnrxm, Ulfrn, Nxrlacu. MUSIC AIWRIECIIATIUN: linclm Row IH-oplgf, CI.u'o!Iu'1'-, lVlx'. luglluw. l'1':ncclx1:u, From Rum fKlllw.mo1f, llxxllmnillx. Ilmlun, Sclxlnllx. NliIil5Llf WORK: lvlrrlw, Summgrr, Lvlr. Muff Hcrrluk, Y.lxl1J.l, K.m.m UL.n:.4lxl. Just what s learned? No telling. 5 IBUUTH AND SAIJDLES: llnck Row Lurutrzl fiL'iaumlu1'l'r1', Ruliy Mui pliy, Ivinriv Bfirdznlms, Mairjnrrc XYzlilL'. Pntricliu Tzrlnnmnrus, Bcity Hmkius, Cunstziucc Bangla, From Ruwr- Bzirlwzirzi Alcpsvn, Phyllis Holm, liuttq Nqiucrt, Miss Brown, juni' Lcwis. MODERN SCIENCE: Mrs. lhidisnxznii, Irvin Kolb, Ed Avilln, Tcrry Snygg, Ti-il Kvulhsim, Rwlxcrt Hrllcr. INTERNATIONAL: Buck f Jimmiu Ilmisc, Mrs. Swuiisori. Lnwrzmcu Curdwull. Fl'L!l1IiM2ll1ClTllH1ilSCltl, Anim Sum. RIFLE: B:ickfMr. Schuster, Lcstur Tliumxns, Allwrrt Amlcrsrm. Frunl!- Ralph Sinclair, Allwcrt Plant., Paul Cnrrull. BUOK: Darn W'ilson, Fzly Mmm. Mzlrf mn Cornell, Miss Duggan, Stnnlcy Puck. STAMP: B:lck7Mi'. Rcylwurn, MllilI'xlal Arfstcn, William Vuvruskzi. Fronti- Agnctu Cliristianscn, Laxvin Guvzlcrts, Mairgnrct Succzmi. HANDCLRAFT: Buck-A. Rull, Au- iwrai Miirkuscn, Ilolnrcs jcnscn, Fruul7Lorr:1inc Friis, Miss lunch, Lwnc Dickinson. KIAMEIKA: B:ick-- Curl Eiclqmuyulk Mr, Day, Los, lnruskc. Cliaurlcs Brvwc1'. F1'untfI'Iuw:xl'f,l McKiI1stry', lk-tty Hawkins, G. l'I.xnimcrmun, Liimw NVuinlxulLlt.. AUTO SHOP: Buck 'KCIlllk'lll Hcltfin, Ml'. l'l:lwtl1u1'l1r, Alulium l5:u'rm1. Front - liuyil, Burton Billing. Lcruy Pulf limuri. CREPE PAPER: Brick Cxurul l'u1'vim'. Srl-lluvui-irc Diclcinscin, Virginia XVIP' nur. F1'm1nLfElslc Lzwru, Zifruldii llrcws. NATIONAL PARKS: l5:1clafHa11'ulL,l lilmmjnml. Wihl.-y l'nl'kinsun. Frunt fr Mr. AM, Frank lkmcy, Bill Burl' nur. F. F. A.: l5:ickfM1'. Nlwrmx, lVIclvm Rlrmlr. Cl.1x'cucv lfnlrs. Hzlrvuy Alu' cwlwrii, Irv. Nilmn, FrnnlfMylua, liciry, Arisliitu, Mr. Rcaxrdcn. Q is for Leagues j And the work that they ve done xi They ve brought aid and cheer And programs and fun Matsumoto, Keller, Rosen, Mczzera, Walls, Thompson, Miss Brown, Aunora Markuscn, Anna Markuscn, McKinstry, jcpsen, Vcronda, Dondero. Regular Girls' Club meetings every month . . . Interesting speakers and programs of talent . . . Teas after the meetings for various groups . . . Thanksgiving Baskets to needy families . . . Group of Big Sisters to aid incoming girls . . . Skating parties for Big and Little Sisters . . . Sponsoring Social Relations Club . . . Spring Fashion Show . . . A11 in all, a year of accomplishment and enjoyment . . . 1 7 BOYS' LEAGUE . . . Interesting variety at regular monthly meetings . . . Debate on track block requirements january 19 . . . Boeing Air School program February 20 . . . Talk by Fenton on Does Crime Pay? February 21-S. B. invited as guest of Boys' League . . . Lions Club program March l . . . Film on story of baseball March 10 . . . New requirements for various awards adopted by newlyforganized track board . . . Boys' club room sponsored by League greatly enjoyed . . . Durst, Myles, B. Pcck, Dorsctt, Wood, Thomas, Howell, Ruil, Mr, Axt, Parkinson, Hirooka, S. Peck, Dowling, Acornc, Barron, Flolxr, Nilson. 1 in... is for lllClllUl'lCS 10 . N ' Of thmgs that have passed, ' By the aid of these snaps A MQIY your Il1ClllU1'lCS lust. lvmmnl HI l', I1 A. l'rml. Nlsru :xml hlrnf tmsl: nas. Mira TrL1clNlw-ll :mll Miss lllmxu nt gum HXYQ lux' lux: g:1tlxL'1'u.l . . .Al Nlrs. Rvullk dancing clnf-. 'Vilas Kurts :xml Mir: kluurs un Ficslzl lln . Lxlmlx mmf. .l 16. Surp1'isv:lfwlxo's lla lmlw, luuyb Arc yuu rr:1l.ly? Smilf! ' llfm' mamy lcgh lms Tcrry? Tlmm out for luncll. Qvwlf, lvliw Olmftul. , All lm .ull mln. -l Rmlvf lx:1ll lvl tlu' Lluulwlm twin. will S furvlfu. . lx 1550 Nl ,H uh lx flu' xx as Hvfyw .lllulu ilu l Spxmg la lm fy lull null Ml: lun X IH M4'::l'x'.l lvlttn p lllnior ll.u1rn Vfxllllxlg lm' Ill lu Rudy. J ,, . V l..xx .m.I fullllpl ll l llyl l H I lx 1 Lllwluuly M111 XYh:nl's mlm ul 4 Wlufs wut ul t p3 All-1 hmllmll wx: II x llnvlmg frm. In Xlully ll.lll Alrvl llxr lug, lhvwlzrn 1.11. Vl'llv11 : mx' Zsm, ll We Y, 1 .M ...ful-x ff?'Q2igf , 314- x I Q J t QV Cross section of oiiice rouf tine . . . Typical scene of u busy and most industrious Mrs. Byce - the Woman with a tenftrack mind, who knows where everything and everybody is . . . Anf other every day event- girls and boys lined up in front of the deans . . . All Without legitimate excuses frightfully worried . . . Miss Brown and Mr. Axt -turn' ing out those allfimportant admission checks, blue slips, and vvhatfhzivefyou in rap' idffire sequence . . . All this surrounded by the clutter of busy typewriters and bustling activity . . . is for office l , And its very good force Its ministering angel7 Mrs Byce of course' SJ lit C 3' rf Wm 'WMS l, Q -35 is for pictures, And don't they look cute? From some of thc expressions It's well they are mute. TRI W! I IR 2. Sw xr' lik-X rlus J. Thulxksggivingg lmskr! colnvlllllm. 4. Hsurry Mclf.nl'!l1y' :xml Dick lin-lgrn. F Ir mut hzun- lwrn pumi. 6, Ii,.1lmr.x nml Dnrlo swing il, kids! 7. Try .uul gr! lt lurk. , Hrrv ronu' thu girls! V. Unrls m an hluldlr. HL Chr no thru- :md fight. ll. AI flu' hzllf. vw is for Qualendar, X J A .wil P fThe spelling is quaintj, Its dates will recall , The past when it's faint. AUGUST: 29!Opening of school and 8 o'clock classes, 30-Future Farmers of America boys left for State Fair. 3l!Boots and Saddles Club organized. SEPTEMBER: 24Big and Little Sister party. 74First Student Body meeting. l24Start of social dancing classes. 16fBand concert. softball game4Faeulty vs. Students benefit for band. l7-Football, Petaluma High School vs. Berkeley. 204-Card section organized. 2Z4First class meetings and election of oflicers. 264University of California Deputations Committee assembly. Future Farmer boys receive fair ribbons. 28fAssembly-Strong Man. 3OfFirst rally of the year. OCTOBER: l-First football game-Petaluma High School vs. Napa there. 34Assembly-Talent program. 5'-Seniors voted for senior sweaters. 6 7 Trojan staff organized. -First Honor Society meeting: election of oflicers. 7First Girls' Club meeting: tea lor senior girls. lflfAssembly4Talk on Tuberculosis. l34Big and Little Sister skating party. 14-fAssembly-fSwiss Yodelers. 2UfFirst Boys' League meeting. 24-Assemblyglunior Cliainber of Commerce. NOVEMBER: 4-Report cards. '71Assembly-American Legion. 94First Girls' Social Relations Club meeting. 10-Rally at California Theater. 12-Football game, Santa Rosa vs. Petaluma. l5fFootball banquet. 18-Senior dance. 2lf2 5-Vacation. 3OfAssembly-Blind people. DECEMBER: 2-Operetta, Don Alonzo's Treasure. 5'-Assembly--Student talent: Santa Rosa presented football trophy. 7-Election of Student Body officers, 9-flunior dance. l0fHonor Society district meeting in San Rafael. l24Girls' Club Christmas program. 13-Future Farmer banquet for fathers. 14-Boys' League election. 16-Christmas program. 17fjanuary 34Vacation. JANUARY: I 3-Assembly-Radium. 64First league basketball game with Santa Rosa. . 9-Assembly4Inauguration of officers. 21fSenior Ball. 22-Baccalaureate service. Z44Senior banquet. 25-Tea for High Senior girls. 26-Class Day-Senior play. 27-Graduation. Report cards. 304Assembly-Installation of committees-Movies. FEBRUARY: 2-Student Body guests of Boys' League at Does Crime Pay? program. 15-Assembly-Musical varieties. 20121-Fiesta Days. 24-Basketball with Santa Rosa. Election of class ofbcers at class meetings, 27YWashington's Birthday assembly. MARCH: 13-4Assembly--New talent program. l44Basketball banquet. 15-Assemblyf- HealdsburgfPetaluma reciprocal prof gram. l8fHonor Society trip to Treasure Island. 27-Assembly7Safety program. 28-Baseball. Marin Junior College, benent for Betty Knowlton. 30f3l- Yours Truly Willie. 31-First league baseball game with Napa. APRIL: 119-Easter vacation. 1O4Report cards. Assemhly4Student talent program. lZ'fGirls' Athletic Association banquet. 14-Future Farmers of America dance. 18-Baseball with Santa Rosa. l9fAssembly--Mystery Man. 20-Trip to Fair. 21-Junior dance. County Orchestra and Band Concert at Analy. 24f284Education Week. 26-Exhibit. 274Girls' Club Fashion Show. Rotary luncheon for graduating boys. 28fAssembly7One Hundred Fiftieth Anniversary of Washington Inauguration. MAY: 1-Trip to Fair. 3-May Day Festival. Dinner at Santa Rosa junior College for graduat' ing girls. 12-Sophomore dance. 13-N. B. L. at Vallejo. Sonoma County Play Day. l77Assembly7ML1sic by Band and Choral Society. 204Track, N. C. L. at Hollister. 26-Band. Orchestra and Choral concert. Last TROJAN. 27fSubject A. State Track Meet at Los Angeles, 304-HOLIDAY. JUNE: 14Last Girls' Club meeting and installation. 3-Senior Ball. 44Baccalaureate services. 6vSenior banquet. 7fClass Day. 8+Graduation. 9-Last day of school. fm ft, ai' Q is for ruralites, if !l The F. F. of A. They learn how to farm In the very best way. Future Farmers of America national organization . . . Seventyfone members in local chapter . . . Discussion of farming problems in organized manner at regular monthly meetings . . . Total of 520,000 invested in home projects . . . Practical application of farming derived from farm shop courses . . . Participation in livestock shows and fairs . . . Successful placements at judging contests . . . Public speaking contests . . . Recreationf al activities . . . RUW 1: lvlcfllurc, Clanrpcntvr, lf. Zlmmcrlnznn. Burlnzlnlc, Bug- lvy, lit-lla, Golosmnn, Biondzn. lioltxnrini, Stvfcnoni, Ncll:i,Car' ztlli. Nlfnlnznti, ROR' Z: Car' motlv, Bairtclt, XV. Rodgers, Lihchitz. Fay-lt-, -Iunscn, Nlylus, llill Dorsutt. S. Berry, Hansen, Iss.-I, li, B, Rrnrdrn. ROW' 3: lulslixtn, Johnstone, K. Nlurtin. F. Zimnn-rnmn, Spnlrttzn, M. llvnsrn, Tuck, Hortlcssal. VV, Volkcrtf. F. Klclnrnok, Knlnltf svn. ROW' 4: Erizlns, XV. .la- cohsrn, Huinplzrcy, C. Peter' svn, Alorgcnscn, Clro'LiL'r, Sturm, H:uhcrrr, Botti. Vf. H. Norton, Rnvrn. RUNY 9: Ezllrs, Rhode, licttinclli. Scott, Burbank, XYnltlun1:1r, Al Smith. Howe, lirnnsvxi, Vahni. Larsen, Mzir- tini, l.1lngt.lon, Ricllzwdson. PRliSll3liNT: Fall Nol'n1.ln fllrlson. hprlng Harvey Alntolvscn. VlfIlifl'RliSlI7ENT: lizlll --Melvin Rllutlc. Springflllxirvsncc Exiles. SECRETARY: l',allflrx'ing Nllson. Spring Stanley Berry. TREASURER: fall- Hznrvry jrlcohsvn. Springf-lvlvlvin Rhode. REPORTER: F.1II Ralph Colin. I Springf Mansalki Arishita. ' XVATCH DOG: Pall Ernie Xhultlcnmr. Q Springfflrorgc Myles, i 38- is for sports, From fall until springg For our fine football teams The echoes still ring. BEES enjoy undefeated season . . . Are declared champs of North Bay League . . . Play great games with regard to both offensive and defensive work . . . Spectacular aerial passes and powerful line resistance . . . Quite a record as to scores for the season, piling up 15 4 points against their op' ponents' 24 . . . Milt Axt praised highly for turning out such a swell team . . . PUNV 1 9 rl Rull N ill Alum Hirooln luwptl Nwye Millie Peck lluniulici, Vollccrts, G. Burl1zmk,Plcttc. ROW 2-Hughes lil' SQUAD: . f tru rs, , o'i', l. s. . . . , . , , , Bill I3 r tt R l Firllls Uyrdw Suwl li Mzurliii, lcusun, Puglia, Acornc, Silver, F. Klcmcnok, Wcdel, Bowls. ROW 3-Mitchel, B. Johnson, Evart rl . , , , . . . - . . , , ylc, Csiltorus, R. Koch, liriams. fl. Smith, W. Volkurls, Mvzzcra. York, Nliyzmo, Zulu, Mr. Axt. B CLASS LINIIUP: IKKBW lfMCZZIfit, V. hlcnscu, Adams, Acornc, Nays, York, Csutorzls. ROW 2'-Uycclu, Noricl, Hiroolca fcaptj, Paglia, Miyano -39 HA CLASS SCORES: B CLASS SCORES Petaluma 12 Berkeley Reserves 6 Trobabes 20 Balboa 12 12 S. F. J. C. Reserves 13 O Berkeley 0 O Napa 12 fleaguej 21 Santa Rosa Reserves 0 6 San Rafael 7 fleaguej ' 46 Napa O 14 Analy 6 fleaguej ' 21 San Rafael 6 O Tamalpais 0 fleaguej ' 33 St. Ignatius 6 6 Vallejo 19 fleaguej O Tamalpais O 9 Santa Rosa 0 fleaguej ' 13 Vallejo O A FOOTBALL . . . Year started with a green and inexperienced team . . . With Lathrop as coach, season turned out unusually successful . . . De' cisively downed favored Santa Rosa eleven in spectacular game . . . Iversen succeeds in getting allfleague rating for third successive time . . . Prospects for next year bright as seven first string veterans return . . . A SQUAD ROW 1 flrfz to right!-W. Burbank, Al Smith, L. Martin, Campbell, Martiiii, Barron, Ea'es, Hcnrickscn, Forman. ROW 2-W. Jacob- s' D l'x W d M dd l Bu ' tn, uwixg, on , a acna, rtncr, Skoog, Hackman, Colin, Carmody, Schwartz. ROW 3iRaven, Ivurscn, Stone, Parkinson, R. Fields, Moller Goree, Nilson, Mr. Lathrup. A CLASS LINEUP: ROW 1-Nilsnn, Martin, Eales, Stone, Campbell, Ray Fields, Barron. ROW 2-Moller, Ivcrscn, Raven, Parkinson. is for sports, The hoopsters are next, Their aim and their skill All their enemies vexed. A SCORES: Petaluma 22 Santa Rosa 32 33 Napa 28 'L 23 San Rafael 27 39 Healdsburg 22 14 Analy 25 ' 20 Tamalpais 35 ' 21 Vallejo 28 ' 22 Santa Rosa 21 A SQUAD: Raven, Rhode, Dowling, Flohr, Eaton. ROW 24jensen Howe, Fehler, Durst, Paige, Anderton. ROW 3fNaye, Mczzera, Jacobsen, Mr. Schuster, Acornc, Bilbro, Paglia. B SCORES: ' Petaluma 17 Santa Rosa 27 23 Napa 22 31 San Rafael 33 39 Healdsburg 22 18 Analy 27 20 Tamalpais 35 19 Vallejo 26 20 Santa Rosa 17 B SQUAD: Noriel, Milne, Mzuinwziring, Gow RLBW Zfffigone, Adams, Mr. Schuster, Gor sky, Peck. RONV 3-Aschermzm, Kramer Smith, McCourt, C SCORES: Petaluma 9 Analy 12 L' 20 Healdsburg 21 17 Santa Rosa 29 CYSQUAD: Jones, Durando, Goree, Pieper ROW 24Allenn, Hansen, Mr. Schuster, Fi gone, Milner. A BASKETBALL . . . Very exciting yerr Beat Santa Rosr chrmpron term of our league . . , Petaluma only team to defeat them during their entire season Scores of all other games very close . . Won four out of eight games including Santr Rosa Rhode, ace scorer and star of S R game Eaton high scorer best on defense Dowling, brilliant on offense Elohr remarkable defensive player Raven good both offensively and defensively remarkably accurate on long shots lensen very elusive and tricky . . . Cn the whole a group of serious ball players who turned in 1 very acceptable record . . . B BASKETBALL . . . Best Trobabe team in the history of the school Composed of energetic and spirited players Bill Peck holding down one forward positron Butch Milne, leading scorf er, holding the other forward . . . Gooner lvlainwaring, high scorer and hook shot artist, at center . . . Ed fBulf letj Noriel, excellent dribbler, at one guard . . . Don Pete Adams, flashy floorman, and Fred Eigone, good shot, workf ing in at the guard spots . . . Harry Gorsky under f the f basket artist . . . Team handi' capped by not having tall enough men in the back' court . . . C BASKETBALL . . . Late organization of team . . . Un' eventful season . . . Very good material that should have done better . . . Sharpshooting Stanley Berry and Deadeye john Durando at forwards . . . Mac McCarthy, the Hghting Irishman, covering the center spot . . . Frog Figone at guard-good dribbler, playing headsfup ball at all times . . . Captain Bob jones at other guard post - considered one of the best C players in the league . . . is for sports, Baseball, tennis, trackg In none of these three Any stars do We lack. BASEBALL: ROW' 1ffRavcn, Arishita, Hughes, hlilne, Dow' ling, Skoog, Rossotti, Doss. Sinclair. ROVJ 2-flvladdalena, Uyeda, Smith, Batkin, Parkin- son, Mezzera, Ivlainwaring. ROW' 3 f Jensen, Anderton, Mcfloiirt, E. Mairtin, Hansen, Schwartz, Henrichscn, Mr,Axt. TRACK: ROW 1-Young, Acorne, Noriel, Adams, Pcck, Burtner, Jacobsen, Head, Cai mody, Ramatiei, Bello, Mr. Schuster. ROW Z4Thollaug, F. Mzirtin, Tresch, King, Cader, Humphrey, Bettinelli, Churchfield, Zimmerman, Bag' gett, Matsumoto, Sovel. ROW 3ffElohr, joseph, lssel, Exiles, Rhode, Nliyano, Hollingsworth, Crawford, F. Volkerts, Durst, Hackman, Bloom, Fields. BLOCK P: ROW lfhfliyano, Uyeda, W'edel, Adams, Paglia, Hirooka, Rossotti, Ruff, Smith, Acorne. ROW 2fDowling, Mezzera, Parkinson, Eales. Nil' son, Durst, Burtner, York, Noriel, E. Nlartin, Flohr. ROW 3-- Csutoras, Ramatici, Milne, Jensen, Rohde, Cader, llorsett, Stone, Naye, L. Maur' ini, Nlartini, Campbell, BLOCK P: Acorne, ,lackfFootl'wall, Track. Adams, DonfFoothall, Track. Baggett, ,lamesfTraek. Blomquist. HaroldfTcnnis. liurtner, BillfFootball, Track. Cader, ArthurfTrack. Campbell, ,lackfFo0tl'iall, Carmody, Nlervyn-Track. Csutoras, ,luniur-Football. Uorsett. BillfFoothall. Doss, lvlertonfBasel'vall. Dowling, james W Basketball Baseball. Durst, Stanley7Track. Eales, ClarenccfFootl-iall. Eaton, XVaynefTennis. Flnhr. Edwin'-Track. Hirooka, ,lohnnie g Football Baseball. lversen. Arr'o'd f Football Track, Basehallquk Jensen, Vernon-Football. Nlartin, EugenefFootball. Nlartin, LalvlarfFoothall. Ivlartini, Larry-Football. Nlezzera, StevegFootball. Nlilne, ,lackf-Football, Miyano, Sam-Foothall, Track Naye, Bill--Football. Nilsiin, Irving-Football, Base ha l. Noriel, Ed4Foothall, Track. Otani, jackf Tennis. Paiglia, Lawrence g Foothall Track. Parkinson, Vk'eslcy e Foothall Baselaall. Peck, BillfTrack. Ramatici, ArthurffFoothall, Raven, HansfBaskethall. Rhorlf, MclvinfTrack, Basket ha . Rozsotti, ViefFoothall. Rolf, TerryfFootl':all. Sturt, Dai'efTennis. Sinclair, RalphfBaselaall. Smith, Al E,7Foothall. Stone, StewartfFoothall. Uyeda. Tom7Foothall. Volkl-rts, Fred-Track. XVL-del, PaulfFootl'Jall. Woodson, George-Tennis York, Harvey-fFnotball. '7f.li. D.-nvn,F.vtrl-vill BASEBALL . . . Coach Milt Axt's baseball club gets off to swell start in practice games . . . Hits slump and drops Hrst three league games to weak teams . . . Takes next three, but loses to Santa Rosa nine . . . Many star players, mostly Seniors . . . Parkinson outstanding catcher in the league . . . Adept at handling pitch' ers . . . Hits hard when he connects . . . Hirooka, shortstop, Zfyear veteran . . . Steady fielder, good base runner . . . Sinclair, first baseman, first year as a regu' lar . . . Most improved player on team . . . Leading hitter of the club . . . Dowling and Raven pitchers . . . Capable of beating any team in the league when in -143 TRACK . . . Trojan track and field teams fairly strong this year . . . First meet with Healdsburg . . . Trojans lose all classes . . , Second meet with Santa Rosa . . . Trojans whitefwashed by Panthers . . . At Analy, light- weights trounce Tigers but Trojan A class overpowered by heavyweights . . . Petaluma makes a clean sweep of all classes at San Rafael . . . Paglia and Durst capture places at Davis . . . Durst, Paglia, and Flohr medal winners at S. R. Relays . . . B and C teams trounce Tam, with Noriel and Adams outstanding participants . . . Six Petalumans place in SubfLeague meet at S. R .... Several men in N. B. L. Hnals at form . . . Vallejo . . . TENNIS. . .Trojan racket wielders win North Bay League . . . Make clean sweeps of all matches 7f0 . . . Defeat biggest opponent, Santa Rosa, 3-2 . . . Lose regional championship to Tam . . . Woodson topfranking sin- gles player, followed by Otani and Cader . . . Otani is second singles champ of league . . . Scott and Eaton display Hne teamwork as Hrst doubles . . . Alternation of five players in second doubles games . . , Stan DeLong wins spring tournament singles from Goldman . . . Raney and DeLong edge out Goldman and Koch in doubles . . . 1-Tennis team-Mr. Rcyburn, Blomquist, Johnston, Kawata, Eickmeycr, Gow, Otani, Woodson, Cadcr. Eaton: Scott fsittingl. 2-Parky catching. 3-Noriel over thc bar. -4-Paglia and Durst Hnishing thc 100. Sglvfiyano and Acornc in the 50. 6-Isscl and Baggcttfmilrrs. 7fjim batting, X-Flohr in the shot' put. 9---Acorne up and over. 10-Hughes coming into second. Il-San Rafael man, Acrunc and Burtncr in high hurdles. 12-Trcsch practicing hurdles. 13--Dowling and Hirooka at infield practice. 14-Vtlootlson at tennis, IS-Rest hctwccn innings. 16-Durst finishing thc 220. 17-Ed, the discus throwcr. 18-Durst in the relay. 19-Behind home plate. 20fRcst at track practice. 21-Scott plays hard. LLLL- is for sports, The girls have their place, In all of their games They gain strength, health, and grace. OFFICERS: President-Irene Mczzera. Secretary-Rena Spaletta. Scribe-Bertha McKinstry. Treasurer-Anna Markusen. BACK-Parr, McKinstry, jcnscn, Markuscn. FRONTfMiss Olmsted, Harris, Mczzcra. Four competing G. A. A. teams this past year . . . Senior team that played together three years won finals in every sport . . . Athletic games played include Speedball, Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball, Hockey, Tennis, Archery, Badminton, and track events . . . Many activities other than competitive sports . . . G. A. A. Banquet . . . Sonoma County Play Day at Santa Rosa . . . May Day Festival for Student Body . . . Cabinet trip to the Fair . . . MANAGERS: Speedball-Iva Berri. Tennis-Florence Parr. HockeyHNina Klemenok. Basketball-Betty Nielsen. Volleyball-Lena Jensen. Baseball-Helen Heikell. ArcheryfKatie Harris. Track4Anita Tarchini. v lu, Ilwlu - H5 y tlnlll-5. Nprullmll :nt im VXCIIIIIQ nlmmnl, I-lux' :u'cl11'1's Hrlkcll, Sdmfl, Nxrlarn, Rn Alun f 7. Hznsrlwnll shuts, 'P Il. ll. AHA wmkul up :again UYUK' spuxllvlll Ninn :at nun HIS, L46 is is for traffic, You know-the white lines- The boy in the middle- The little red signs- This year's squad most efficient and dependable . . . Directed trafic' day after day, making crossings safe for students . . . Should be called safety oilicers instead of traffic . . . Under general supervision of Mr. Day and special captaincy of Picco . . . Turned in a neat job of protection of life and limb . . . OFFICERS: Captainf Philip Picco. LicutcnantsfVVycth Norfolk, George Perry, jack Scliwzirtz. Scrgcants- Elio Ramacciotti, Bob Ridcll, Glenn Head, RUXV 1 tlrft tru rightl-ll. Iiiinilcsvu, Nums, Ilmzmdo, Snnlh. H. Ranmzicciotti, Ki-llvr, Hallci. ROW Zfw, Bunilcscn, Rilm1lCCiOIll Perry, Riddell, Alli-na, Head, Ivlr. Day. ROW' 3 Pico-, l'l.ulz, Jmcs, Nnrlolk, Ki1mlsim, Srlxxxnulz. pq' is for us all, With pictures as proof That school life is fun- Now, ain't that the truth? 27Wc'1'c off! 3-Bus Llrivcrs illst 11111111 Axl Lf VL1o11L1 L 1111o11Ll L11ttL12 HLy 11r11L1 1 1111 1 1L and Boh . . . just resting. 3-fI51111Llc1c11 11d H111 w1L LL1nL1LnLL Ir 111-J Con111L hLlp nt our 1 L 11 1- XYZlfCllll1g. llfPrggy :111Ll Nam. ll-Gem y L11111 1 1 L L1 L nrt rom tht rL1r 1 t1mL tmxlmy 1 1 L11rL 1 I L1sc11LlorIlc1' Vnllcjo. 148- fi J I 0 2 - .,. is for vocalists, Whose talents have shown That they can amuse us With music alone. Big accomplishment of the year: a successful and finished presentation of the operetta, Don Alonzo's Treasure . . . Cirls' Cflee Club and A Capella Choir vocalizing for various organizations and for school assemblies . . . Also providing musical selections for the Baccalaureate services and the graduations . . . Mrs. Bravo recipient of well deserved praise for a most successful year . . . DON ALONZLYS TREASURE Don Diego de ConzalezfBob Dorsett. Ajax Wallo1ufLewis Stommel. Suzannef-Hildegarde Kurtenbach. Mrs. WallopfBetty Craves. Dolores4Lola Younger. Elaine-frlxflargie Nelson. Lolita-Esther Praechia. Slim Malonef-Harry Tcmasi. Manuel--Ed Behrens. Shorty Simmons---fKenelm Keller. Paula-Merrie Estrin. Billy MeNoodlc'eDoug Corbin. Dancers 'joy Thompson and Virginia Rudolph. A CAPELLA CHOIR: ROXV 1--Schwartz, Stommel, Corbin, Nelson, Knowlton, Guthrie, Volkerts, Fowler, Nlzihoney, B. Evans, Frizzi, R. Mero. ROW 24 Dowling, Summ, Scheel, Joseph, Dorsett, Loeloil, Cochrane, Nnuert, Nnriel, lviainwaring, Tmyler. RCVJ 3-Plank, Bravo, Hzimmerman, MeKillop, Pclton Karen, Nissen, C. Evans, IJ. Evzirt, VVoropznieH, jepsen, Barron, I.. Evzxrr, Mnrtirx. ROW 4fBransen, Jacobsen, Dolly, Starkey, Lewis, Silver, Gervzisrmi. CLEE CLUB: ROXV lgDoney, A. Bettinelli, E. Stefenoni, Fowler, Frizzi, Holtz, Nlzihoney, Thomas. RKJW Z'--ffhiosi, Sorensen, B. Evans, Dorsett, Evzlrt Silver, Sommer, B. Jacobsen, Knowlton. RONV 3fE. Jorgensen, Bundesun, Ccnuzzi, E. Petersen, Clover, LaiFr1inehi. ROW 4-Amzirnl, G. Jacobsen, A Johnson, Starkey. Baker. ROW is-A. Jorgensen, Fosso, Young, Allspuugh, Murphy. Hansen, is for Wuxtras, The newsboy's delightj, ' 9 On the page they belonged They just dicln't it right. f R IQ . xi V47l I -LL9 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: LEFT: BACK-Cornell, Mero, Peck. FRONT--Geisendorffer, Behrens, Markusen, Carmody. RIGHT: BACK-Holm, Aschcrman, Jepscn, Markusen. FRONT-Birron, Corbin, Howell, Thomas. FALL SPRING Edwin Behrens President Fred Howell Mervin Carmody Viceflaresident Douglas Corbin Dara XVilson SecretaryfTrcasurer Phyllis Holm Loretta Gcisendorfcr Social Secretary Margie Ascherman Stanley Peck Boys' League Representative Lester Thomas Fred Howell Boys' League Representative James Barron Marian Cornell Girls' Club Representative Anna Markuscn Anna Markuscn Girls' Club Representative Barbara jepsen JUNIORS . . . Christmas dance December 10 . . . Christmas trees. holly, silver bells . . . Mel Hein's Swingsters . , . Christmas program for Student Body. . . Presentation of The Gift, threefaet play . . . Spring dance April 21 . . . Theme: From depression to pros' perityu. . . Signs galore, such as forced to close, bread line, selling out, and prosperity just around the corner . . . Banks overflowing with money . . . Trees filthy with lucre . . . Mel Hein's Orchestra . . . FA LL Richard Koch Lorraine Byce Norma Vannueei Marie Andersen ,Iennie Veronda Alice Matsumoto George Myles Bill Peck SPRING President Harold Ascherman Vice-President Donald Churchfield Secretary'Treasurer Social Secretary High Girls' Representative Low Girls' Representative High Boys' Representative Low Boys' Representative Betty Schamber Joyce King Bessie Evans Shirley Rosen Bill Dorsett Steve Bettinelli SOPHS . . . Treasure Island dance at Music Hall, October 14 . . . Colorful doll favors . . . Theme carried out in decorations by Marjorie Nelson and Betty Schamber . . . Mel Hein's melodies . . . Swing Swing Dance May 12 . . . Prison atmosphere employed in decorations . . . Each prisoner wearing a card bear' ing his number . . . Mel Hein's Jailbirds providing music . . . Sophs sponsored through year by Miss Korts . . SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: LEFT: BACK-Vannucci, Vcronda, Anderson, Peck. FRONT-Myles, Mntsiimoto, Byce, Koch. RIGHT: BACK---Schamber, Dorsett, Evans. FRONTfKing, Ascherman, Bettinelli, Rosen. BAND . , . Rousing marches at games and rallies throughout the year . . . Armistice Day parade at Sebastopol . . . Programs for Lions Club in January and May . . . May Day program . . . Open air concert at Tamalpais . . . May Flower Show . . . Organization of brass quartet in April . . . Quartet plays Fathers' Night, Washington program, Lions Club, and at Tamalpais concert . . . Brass trio performs at Senior Banquet . . . ORCHESTRA . . . Musical background for operetta, Don Alonzo's Treasure . , . Christmas program . . November Fashion Show . . . Music Festival at Sebastopol in April . . . Senior and junior High graduations . . 50- I V f N. 4 if I is for youth- 1 f What the Seniors have done, . U Activities they've found For their place in the sun. ALBERT ANDERSEN-Vice-president of Stamp Club 36 . . . Vice-president of Rifle Club 39 . . . Orches- tra 37-38-39 . . . STELLA BAILEY-Social Relations Club 38 . . . WILLIAM BARBONI-Open Road Club 37 . . . Rifle Club 39 . . . Interclass football, horseshoes. and basketball . . . MARIE BARDAKOS-Modern Home, Music, A Ca- pella, and Social Relations Clubs 36-39 . . . Operetta 38-39 . . . Glee 38 . .. ROSE BARRI-Athletic Club 37 . . . Enterprise Staff 39 . . . Thanksgiving Basket Committee 38 . . . Big Sister Committee 39 . . . Privileged Student . . . HILDA BATEYW-International Club 37 . . . TAO Club 39 . . . Orchestra 37-38 . . . CONSTANCE BAUCH-Chairman of Badminton Club . . . Garden and Tennis Clubs . . . DOROTHY BEFFA-Athletics Club 36-37 . . . Op' eretta 37-38 . . . Archery Club 38-39 . . . C. A. A. 38-39 . . . Activity Block . . . Privileged Student . . . LUCILLE BELLO-Hygien Club 37-39 . . . Needle- work and Social Relations Clubs 39 . . . NINA BERCER-Modern Home Club 37-39 . . . MAY BERCMAN-Athletic Club 37 . . . Flower Ar' rangement Club 39 . . . Privileged Student . . . ANITA BERMAN-Book and Handcraft Clubs 39 . . . State Honor Society 37-38-39 . . . C. S. F. Cold Seal Award 39 . . . Privileged Student . . . IVA BERRI-Spanish Club 37 . . . International Club 39 . . . G. A. A. Cabinet 39 . . . C. A. A. 38-39 . .. Big Sister Committee 39 . . . Circle P. Wiiig P, and Block P Awards . . . Privileged Student . . . BURTON BILLINC4Auto Shop Club 39 . . . Stamp Club 37 . . . Interclass baseball, football, and basket- ball . . . JOSE BISCARRET4Secretary of Biology Club 36 . . . Interclass basketball and baseball 38 . . . Privileged Student . . . HAROLD BLOMQUIST-Sec'y-treasurer of Stamp Club 37 . . . Stamp Club 37 . . . National Parks Club 39 . . , Tennis . . . Privileged Student . . . ANTHONY BOLEN-Indoor Games Club 39 . . . Interclass basketball 38-39 . , . SOENKE BOYSEN4Stamp Club 37 . . , Modern Science Club 39 . . . Dramatics 36 . . . Merit Com- mittee 39 . . . Finance Committee 39 . . . Privileged Student . . . LaVERNE BROOKOVERABook Club 36 . . . Span- ish Club 37 . . . Enterprise Staff 39 . . . Big Sister Committee 39 . . . Honor Society 37-38-39 . . . Privileged Student . . . BILL BURTNER4National Parks Club 37 . . . Dra- matics 39 . . . Operetta 38 . . . Football 36-37-38 . . . Track 36-37-38 . . . Basketball 37 . . . Block P in track 36 . . . Block P in football 38 . . . BERNICE BUNDESEN-Modern Home Club 39 . . . A Capella Choir 39 . . . Glee 38-39 . . . EVELYN CANNON-Modern Home Club 37 . . . Athletic Club 38 . . . Needlework Club 39 . . . Big Sister Committee 39 . . . G. A. A. 39 . . . Operetta 37 . . . DONALD CARDWELL-Art Club 36-37 . . . Enter- prise Artist 39 . . . Senior Ball Committee 39 . . . Senior Play 39 . . . NAN CARLSEN-International Club 37 . . . Tennis 38-39 . . . Interclass baseball and basketball . . . NORMAN CARLSON-F. F. A. Secretary 36 . . F. F. A. Treasurer 38 . . . F. F. A. President 39 . . . B class football 36-37 . . . F. F. A. awards . . . FRANCES CHAMBERLAIN-Needlework and So' cial Relations Clubs 39 . . . Restroom attendant . . . HARRIET CHAMBILLEfHygiene Club 37 . . Handcraft Club 39 . . . Interclass baseball 36 . . Dramatics 38 . . . Big Sister Committee 39 . . . Privileged Student . . . SHIRLEY CHANDLER-Social Secretary of Student Body 39 . . . Low Sophomore Representative 36 . .. Vice-president of Book Club 36 . . . Merit and Cit- izenship Committees 38 . . . Social Secretary of Senior Class 38 . . . Trojan Staff 38 . . . Handcraft Club 39 . . . Dramatics 38-39 . . . Thanksgiving Basket Committee 36 . . . Announcement Committee 39 . . . Rally Committee 39 . . , School Plays 38- 39 . . . Activity Block . . . Privileged Student . . . JEANNE CLARKfPresident of Modern Home Club 37 . . . President of Archery Club 39 . . . Band 37-38-39 . . . Orchestra 37-39 . . . Glee 38-39 . . . Big Sister Committee 38 . . . Privileged Student . . . MARTHA CLUVER-Modern Home Club 37 . . Flower Arrangemnt Club 39 . . . VERAYNE COLE4Military Tactics Club 37 . . National Parks Club 39 . . . Football 37-38 . . Track 38 . . . Numerals 39 . . . RALPH COLIN-Vice-president Senior Class 38... Secretary of Boys' League 38 . . . President of F. F. A. 38 . . . F. F. A. Reporter 38 . . . Track, football, and basketball 38 . . . Band 37-38 . . . FLOYD COLVIN-Transferred from Santa Rosa High School 38 . . . President Camera Club 38 . . . MARIAN CORNELLfHigh junior Girls' Represent- ative 38 . . . Secretary of Book Club 39 . . . Associ- ate Editor of Trojan 39 . . . Book Club 37-39 . . . Trojan Staff 39 . . . Big Sister Committee 38 . . . junior Dance Committee 38 . . . Honor Society 38-39 . . . Privileged Student . . . RICHARD CROCIfStamp Club 37 . . . Rifle Club 39 . . . Senior Legion 39 . . . Band 37-38-39 . . . Orchestra 37-38-39 , . . DELIVIO CUPPOLETTI4F. F. A. officer . . . F. F. A. awards . . . LYNN DERBY-Stamp Club 37 . . . Camera Club 39 . . . Orchestra and Band 37-38-39 . . . PEGGY DEVITT-Golf Club captain 37 . . . Enter- prise Stafl' 38-39 . . . Trojan Staff 39 . . . Interclass gaseball 38 . . . Activity block . . . Privileged Stu- ent . . . LEONE DICKINSON-Handcraft Club 39 . . . G. A. A. 39 . . . Operetta 37 . . . Essay Contest, winner of second award 38 . . . ESTHER DINKIN-Transferred from Lowell High School 38 . . . Debating 37 . . . Music Appreciation Club 39 . . . Dramatics 38-39 . . . State Honor Society 38 . . . EWING DODDS-Agriculture Club 37 . . . Camera Club 39 . . . German Band 37-38 . . . Orchestra 38 . . . Band 37-38-39 . . . GENEVIEVE DONHAM-President of Music Club 37 . . . Music Club 36-37-38 . . . Dramatics 36... Senior Play 38 . . . DOROTHY DONOGH-Social Relations Club 39 . . . Modern Home Club 37 . . . Nedlework and Garden Clubs 39 . . . Girls' Club Christmas Play . . . BOB DORSETT-Vice-president of Low Senior Class 38 . . . F. F. A. Reportr 38 . . . F. F. A. 37-38-39 . . . Football . . . Band . . . State Farmer award 38 . . . MERTON DOSS-Merit Committee 39 . . . National Parks Club 37 . . . Photography Club 39 . . . B class basketball 37 . . . Baseball 37-38-39 . . . Numer- als . . . Activity Block . . . Privileged Student . . . AGNES DOUGLAS-Hygiene Club 37-39 . . . Social Relations and Needlework Clubs 39 . . . JAMES DOWLING-Vice-president of Sophomore Class 37 . . . Vice-president of Boys' League 39 . . . Enterprise and Trojan Staffs 38-39 . . . Trojan Sport Editor 39 . . . Tennis 36-37 . . . Basketball 36-37- 38 . . . Baseball 37-38-39 . . . Football 39 . . . A Capella Choir 39 . Block P.. . . JACK DUNAWAY-Military Tactics Club 37 . . . First Aid Club 37 . . . Rifle Club 39 . . . C class basketball 36-37 . . . C Class Block . . . ISABELLE DUNBAR-Archery Club 39 . . . Dra- matics 39 . . . DOROTHY DURANDO - Secretary-treasurer of Sophomore Class 37 . . . Girls' Club Representative 38 . . . Garden Club 37 . . . TAO Club 39 . . . Dramatics 37-38-39 . . . School Plays 38-39 . . Glee 37 . . . Privileged Student . . . STANLEY DURST-President of Junior Class 37 . . . Treasurer of Student Body 38 . . . Boys' League Representative 39 . . . Basketball 38-39 . . . Track 37-38-39 . . . Band 37-38-39 . . . Block P Society 38-39 . . . State Honor Society 38-39 . . . Privileged Student . . . CLARENCE EALES-F. F. A. Reporter 37, Secretary 38, Vice-president 39 . . . Football 37-38-39 . . . Baseball 36 . . . Tennis 37-38 . . , Interclass basket- ball 38 . . . Interclass track 36-37-38 . . . Block P. . . WAYNE EATON-Vice-president of Senior Class 38 . . . Awards Committee 39 . . . Golf Club 36. . . Military Scince Club 37 . . . Book Club 39 . . . C basketball 37 . . . B basketball 38 . . . A basketball 39 . . . Tennis 38-39 . . . State Honor Society 39. .. Privileged Student . . . GEOIEGE EDISON-Vice-president of Open Road Clu 37 . . . MARIE ELLIS-Secretary of Golf Club 37 . . . Social Secretary of Low Senior Class 38 . . . President of Social Relations Club 38 . . . TAO Club 38 . . . Dramatics Club 36 . . . G. A. A. . . . LILLIAN EPSTEIN-Transferred from Los Angeles 38 . . . Music Appreciation Club 38 . . . MERRIE ESTRIN-A Capella Choir 39 . . . Operetta 37-38 . . . Dramatics 37-39 . . . Boots and Saddles Club 38 . . . -5I BRAINERD EVANS-Boys' League Cabinet 37 . . . ,Prsident of Senior Class 38 . . . Art Club 37 . . . A Ukelele Club 39 . . . Tennis . . . HAROLD EVANS-Music Club 36-37 . . . A Capella Choir 38-39 . . . Football 37 . . . Inter-swimming meet 38 . . . Numerals . . . JULIUS FISHMAN-Biology Club 36 . . . Auto Club 39 . . . Interclass football 36-37 . . . Privileged Student . . . MORRIS FISHMAN-F. F. A. 36-37-38 . . . Inter- class football 36 . . . F. F. A. awards . . . Privileged Student . . . EDWIN FLOHR-Boys' League Reporter 38 . . . Military Tactics Club 37 . . . Rifle Club 39 . . . Basktball 38-39 . . . Track 38-39 . . . Block P . . . Manager's Block . . . DOUGLAS FOOT-Camera Club 37 . . . Rifle Club 39 . . . Band 37-38-39 . . . Orchestra 38-39 . . . ALBERTA FRADKIN-Open Road Club 37 . . . Book Club 38 . . . TAO Club 38 . . . State Honor Society 38 . . . BETTY FRESE-Athletic Club 37 . . . Try-Anything- Once Club 39 . . . ROBERT GAAR-High Junior Boys' Representa- tive 37 . . . Vice-president of Boys' League 38 . . . Modern Science Club 38 . . . Baseball 36-37-38 . .. Basketball 35-36-37 . . . Block P and two stars . . . DANIEL GILCHRIST-Biology Club 36-37 . . . Auto Shop Club 38 . . . ANATHOL GOLDMAN-Stamp Club 37-39 . . . Tennis 38-39 . . . State Honor Society 37-38-39 . . . C. S. F. Gold Seal award 39 . . . LORRAINE GONSALVES-Vice-president of Mod- ern Home Club 37 . . . TAO Club 38 . . . Social Relations Club 39 . . . Modern Home Club 37 . . . Dramatics 39 . . . HARRY GORSKY-Stamp Club 37 . . . Enterprise Staff 38-39 . . . C basketball 37 . . . B basketball 38-39 . . . Interclass baseball 38 . . . HELEN GOWANS-Modern Home Club 36 . . . International Club 37 . . . TAO Club 38 . . . BETTY GRAVES-Junior Class Girls' Representative 37 . . . Secretary-treasurer of A Capella Choir 38 . . . Dramatics Club 37 . . . A Capella Choir 37-38 . . . Dramatics 38 . . . Operetta 37-38 . . . Class Play 38. ROBERT GUY--President of Junior Class 38 . . . Vice-president of Senior Class 39 . . . Secretary- treasurer of Stamp Club 37 . . . Secretary-treasurer Ukelele Club 39 . . . Enterprise Staff 38-39 . . . Tro- jan Staff 39 . . . A Capella Choir 39 . . . Electrician for plays, operettas, and dances 37-38-39 . . . Privi- leged Student . . . CARL HADERMANN-Biology Club 37 . . . Nation- al Parks Club 38 . . . Band and Orchestra 36-37-38. DORIS HALL-Secretary-treasurer Sophomore Class 36 . . . Secretary-treasurer of High Senior Class 38 . . . Secretary of Social Relations Club 38 . . . Tlrealsurer of International Club 37 . . . Activity Boc . . . MARVEL HANSEN-Transferred from Ceres High School 38 . . . President of Sophomore Class 37 . .. Vice-president of Junior Class 38 . . . Enterprise Staff 39 . . . Dramatics 37-38 . . . Glee 37 . . . Orchestra 37-38 . . . Sophomore and Junior Class Honor Rolls 37-38 . . . Privileged Student . . . EDNA HARRIS-Garden Club 37 . . . TAO Club 39 . . . G. A. A. 37-38-39 . . .Circle P award . . . KATIE HARRIS-G. A. A. officer 39 . . . Garden Club 37 . . . Handcraft Club 39 . . . G. A. A. 37- 38-39 . . . Block P . . . G. A. A. awards . . . Activity Block . . . Privileged Student . . . EMILY HIBARGER-International Club 37 . . . TAO Club 39 . . . Baseball, speedball, basketball.. . 52- GLENN HEAD-Military Science and Tactics Club 37 . . . Indoor Games Club 39 . . . Football 37 . . . Track 37f38-39 . . . Boys' League Debate 39 . . . Interclass numerals . . . HOWARD HENEY-Nominating Committee . . . Radio Club 36 . . . Stamp Club 37 . . . Flower Ar' rangement Club 39 . . . Honor Society 38 . . . MARGARET HENRICHSON-Secretary of Student Body 38 . . . Secretary of Low Senior Class 37 . . . Secretary of Dramatics Club 36 . . . Golf Club 37 . . . TAO Club 38 . . . State Honor Society 38 . . . JOHNNIE HIROOKA-President of Student Body 39 . . . Boys' League Represntative 38 . . . Boys' Athletic Manager 38 . . . Athletic Club 37 . . . Rifle Club 39 . . . Football 36'37f38 . . . Baseball 37-38' 39 . . . Block P . . . Activity Block . . . Football and baseball awards . . . Privleged Student . . . SHIRLEY IRWIN-International Club 37 . . . Garden Club 38 . . . TAO Club 38 . . . Glee 38 . . . Base' ball . . . Operetta . . . Class Play 38 . . . JAMES ISSEL--Football 38 . . . Band and Orchestra 37f38f39 . . . ARNOLD IVERSEN-President Senior Class 38 . . . Vicefpresident of Sophomore Class 36 . . . National Parks Club 37 . . . Football 3936-37f38 . . . Base' ball 35 36'37f38 . . . Basketball 37-38 . . . Track 35536 . . . All Star . . . Block P . . . All League 36f37f38 . . . Dramatics 38 . . . Class Play 38 . . . ALBERTA JACOBSEN-Modern Home Club 36. .. Hygiene Club 37 . . . Crepe Paper Club 38 . . . HARVEY JACOBSEN-Treasurer of F. F. A. 36. . . President of F. F. A. 39 . . . Rifle Club 39 . . . Interclass football, baseball, horseshoes, and track 37-38f39 . . . F. F. A. awards . . . Privileged Stu- ent . . . EARLENE JAMESON--Social Secretary of High Junior Class 38 . . . Social Secretary of High Senior Class 39 . . . Citizenship Committee 39 . . . Girls' Golf Club captain . . . Boots and Saddle Club 39. . . Golf Club 37f38f39 . . . G. A. A. 38f39 . . .Activity Block . . . Privileged Student . . . JANE JANSON-International Club 37 . . . TAO Club 39 . . . Speedball, basketball . . , LESLIE JAROSKE-President of Camera Club 39 . . . Enterprise Photographer 39 . . . Enterprise Staff 38' 39 . . . Radio Club 37f38 . . . Camera Club 39 . . . Honor Society 39 . . . FRED JENNINGS-Rifle Club 39 . . . Senior Legion 39 . . . Orchestra 37 . . . Band 37'38'39 . . . LINA JENSEN-G. A. A. Cabinet 39 . . . Athletic Club 37 . . . International Club 39 . . . G. A. A. baseball, hockey, and basketball teams . . . Circle P'...WingP...BlockP... BEVERLY JOHNSON-Recording Secretary of Stu- dent Body 39 . . . Enterprise Staff 38f39 . . . Athf letic Club 37 . . . Citizenship Committee 39 . . . Trojan Staff 39 . . . Interclass basketball . . . Priv' ileged Student . . . WILMER JOHNSONfStamp Club 37 . . . Photog' raphy Club 39 . . . Orchestra 37f38f39 , . . Band 37'38'39 . . . NEIL JOHNSON-Open Road Club 37 . . . Riile Club 39 . . . Orchestra 37f38'39 . . . Band 37-38' 39 . . . Privileged Student . . . ARLEEN JORGENSEN-Garden Club 37 . . . Try' AnythingfOnce Club 39 . . . Music . . . Girls' Glee 38'39 . . . DAISY JOSEPH-Athletic Club 37 . . . Tennis Club 39 . . . HELEN KIMBERK-International Club 35136 . . . Badminton Club 38-39 . . . Orchestra 36f37-38' 39 . . . Band 38-39 . . . Honor Society 39 . . . Privileged Student . . . JUNE KELLER-Low Junior Girls' Representative 37 . . . High Senior Girls' Representative 39 . . . President of Flower Arrangement Club 39 . . . International Club 37 . . . Big Sister Committee 38 . . . Honor Society 37f38 . . . Privileged Stu' CHE . . . PATSY KELLER-Transferred from Patterson High School 37 . . . Secretaryftreasurer of Senior Class 38 . . . President of Honor Society 39 . . . Associate Editor of Trojan 39 . . . Enterprise Staff 39 . . . Trojan Staff 38f39 . . . Big Sister Committee 38... Thanksgiving Basket Committee 38 . . . Senior An' nouncemnt and Dance Committees 38 . . . Orchestra 38 . . . Band 37 . . . State Honor Society 37f38' 39 . . . C. S. F. Gold Seal Award . . . Service and Activity Blocks . . . Privileged Student . . . NINA KLEMENOK-Girls' Club Representative 38 . . . Athletic Club 37 . . . Badminton Club 39 . . . Enterprise Stall' 39 . , . G. A. A. 37f38f39 . . . G. A. A. Cabinet 38f39 . . . Interclass basketball and baseball 38 . . . Activity Block . . . Block P . . . 3 stars . . . Privileged Student . . . JANETTA KNOWLTON-President Archery Club 39 . . . Tennis Club 36 . . . Garden Club 37 . . . Archery Club 39 . . . GEORGE KOCH-President of Student Body 39 . . . Secretary of Citizenship 38 . . . President of Senior Class 39 . . . President of Sophomore Class 39 . . . Boys' League Representative 36 . . . Stamp Club 37 . . . Modern Science Club 39 . . . Football 37 . . . Track 38 . . .Numerals. . .Block P . .. State Honor Society 37f38f39 . . . C. S. F. Gold Seal Award . . . Service and Activity Blocks . . . Privileged Student . . . IRVIN KOLB-Boys' League Representative 38 . . . Vice-president of Modern Science Club 39 . . . Merit Committee 38 . . . Dramatics Club 37 . . . Military Science Club 37 . . . School Plays 37 . . . Lighting for Operetta 38 . . . State Honor Society 39 . . . Privileged Student . . . HILDEGARDE KURTENBACH-Secretaryftreasurer of Modern Home Club 36 . . . A Capella Choir 37'38 . . . Social Relations Club 38 . . . Modern Home Club 36 . . . Operetta 38 . . . Class Play 38 . . . Glee 36f37 . . . TED KVALHEIM-President Modern Science Club 39 . . . Open Road Club 37 . . . ALTHEA LARSEN-Recording Secretary of Student Body 38 . . . Editor of Trojan 38 . . . Social Secref tary of High Sophomore Class 36 . . . Low Sopho' more Girls' Representative 35' . . . President of Garden Club 37 . . . Athletic, Tennis, and Garden Clubs . . . Local Honor Society 38 . . . RICHARD LARSEN-Enterprise Stall: 39 . . . Trojan Statl' 39 . . . Stamp Club 37 . . . State Honor So' ciety 38 . . . Privileged Student . . . JENNIE LUNDBERG-Secretary of Honor Society 38 . . . International Club 37 . . . Handcraft Club 39 . . . Big Sister Committee 38 . . . Local Honor Society 37 . . . State Honor Society 38'39 . . . Privileged Student . . . AUNORA MARKUSEN-Secretaryftreasurer of Girls' Club 39 . . . Secretaryftreasurer of Junior Class 37 . . . Citizenship Committee 38 . . . Nominating Committee 37 . . . Big Sister Committee 37'38f 39 . . . International Club 37 . . . Handcraft Club ' 39 . . . Girls' Glee 37 . . . Local Honor Society 36 . . . State Honor Society 37f38f39 . . . C. S. F. Gold Seal Award . . . Typing Award 38 . . . Privileged Student . . . LA MAR MARTIN-President of Golf Club 36 . . . F. F. A .... Football 36f37'38 . . . Senior Legion 39 . . . Golf Club 37-38f39 . . . LARRY MARTINI-National Parks Club 37 . . F. F. A .... Football 36f37'38 . . . Track 37 . . . Block P . . . ASTRID MARTINSON-Biology Club 37 . . . Try' AnythingfOnce Club 38 . . . CHARLES MARTY-Biology Club 37 . . . Auto Shop Club 39 . . . Interclass baseball . . . Privileged Student . . . GEORGE MATSUMOTO-Vicefpresident of Open Road Club 37 . . . Rifle Club 39 . . . Open Road Club37...Ctrack37f38...Btrack39... ELSIE MATTERI-Garden Club 37 . . . Try-Any- thing'Once Club 39 . . . JEANNE MCCARTER-Social Secretary of Junior Class 37 . . . Student Body Cabinet 38-39 . . . Enterprise Editor 39, Staff 37-38 . . . Senior Com- mittees 39 . . . Boots and Saddle Club 39 . . . G. A. A. 38'39 . . . Honor Society 37 . . . Block P . . . Activity Block . . . Privileged Student . . . BOB MCCOURT-Boys' League Representative 38 . . . Stamp Club 37 . . . Rifle Club 39 . . . B basketball 38. . .Baseball 39. . . DOROTHY McINTOSH-Garden Club 37 . . . Try' fqnything-Once Club 39 . . . Basketball . . . Glee C ub . . . BERTHA McKINSTRY-Recording Secretary of Stu' dent Body 39 . . . Low Senior Girls' Representative 38 . . . G. A. A. Cabinet 38'39 . . . A Capella Choir 38 . . . Music Club 37 . . . Boots and Saddle Club 39 . . . G. A. A. 37f38-39 . . . Operetta 37 . . . G. A. A. awards . . . Activity Block . . . EILEEN MEDLEY-Modern Home Club 37 . . . International Club 37 . . . Flower Arrangement Club 39 . . . Glee Club . . . Privileged Student . . . FAY MERO-President of Book Club 38 . . . Music Club 37 . . . Book Club 38f39 . . . Trojan Staff 39 . . . Orchestra 36-37f38 . . . Privileged Stu- dent . . . HARRY METZGER - Transferred from George Washington High School 36 . . . Indoor Games Club 39 . . . DORIS MEZZERA-Garden Club 37 . . . Needle' work Club 38 . . . IRENE MEZZERA-Student Body Cabinet 39 . . . Girls' Club Cabinet 39 . . . President of G. A. A. 39 . . . G. A. A. Cabinet 38 . . . Athletic Club 37 . . . TAO Club 39 . . . G. A. A. 37f38f39 . . . Operetta 37 . . . Big Sister Committee 38 . . . G. A. A. awards . , . Activity Block . . . TED MILLERICK CLARA MOLINARI-Low Senior Girls' Representa' tive 37 . . . High Senior Girls' Representative 38 . . . International Club 37 . . . TAO Club 38 . . . Oper' etta 38 . . . Privileged Student . . . BARBARA MURPHEY-Transferred from Salt Lake City 39 . . . President of Junior Class 38 . . . Presif dent of Mask and Daggers 38 . . . Secretary of State Honor Society 39 . . . Editor of School Paper 38 . . . G. A. A. 37f38 . . . Secretary of G. A. A. 38 . . . Debate Club 39 . . . Sports Club 38 . . . Glee Club 37f38'39 . . . Book Club 39 . . . Operetta 37-38'39 . . . G. A. A. awards. . . ELWOOD NICOLAISEN--Stamp Club 37 . . . En' terprise Staff 38-39 . . . Trojan Staff 39 . . . Inter' class football 37 . . . Baseball manager 37 . . . Draf matics 39 . . . A Capella Choir 38 . . . GRACE NIELSEN-Open Road Club 37 . . . TAO Club 38 . . . Book Club . . . Honor Society 38-39 . .. Privileged Student . . . IRVING NILSON--Secretary of Citizenship 39 . . . Secretary of Boys' League 38 . . . Secretary of F. F. A .... Football 37'38f39 . . . Baseball 37f38f39 . . . Block P . . . Privileged Student . . . -53 JEANNETTE NILSSON-Photography Club 37 . . . Book Club 39 . . . Honor Society 38'39 . . . Privi' leged Student . . . JOSIE NISHIOKA-Biology Club 37 . . . Tennis Club 38 . . . WYETH NORFOLK-Radio Club 36 . . . Enterprise Staff 38 . . . B football 36 . . . Band 37f38-39 . . . ROBERT OFFUTT-F. F. A .... Horseshoes 37' 38 . . . JEANNE OLBERG-Tennis Club 38 . . . ISRAEL ORETSKY-Dramatic Club 37 . . . Book Club 39 . . . Tennis 38-39 . . . Honor Society 37f38 . . . JACK OTANI-Citizenship Committee 38 . . . Secre' tary of Honor Society 39 . . . Radio Club 37 . . . Photography Club 39 . . . Tennis 38'39 . . . State Honor Society 37'38'39 . . . Privileged Student . . . LAWRENCE PAGLIA - Secretary of Citizenship 38 . . . Secretary of Finance 39 . . . Merit and Citizenship Committees 39 . . . Rifle Club 39 . . . Senior Dance Committee 38 . . . Big Brothers Com- mittee 38f39 . . . Football 37-38 . . .Basketball 37- 38f39 . . . Track 37f38f39 . . . State Honor Society 37458 . . . Block P . . . Service Block . . . Privileged Student . . . WESLEY PARKINSON-President of Boys' League 38 . . . Student Body Cabinet 38 . . . Vice'president of Junior Class 37 . . . Stamp Club 37 . . . National Parks Club 39 . . . Football 37f38 . . . Basketball 37 . . . Baseball 37f38f39 . . . Numerals . . . Block P . . . Activity Block . . . Privileged Student . . . FLORENCE PARR-Recording Secretary of Golf Club 39 . . . G. A. A. Cabinet 38-39 . . . Golf Club 38f39 . . . G. A. A. 37f38'39 . . .Block P . . . Service and Activity Blocks . . . Honor Society 37f38f39 . . . Privileged Student . . . ROSE PAULA-Try'AnythingfOnce Club 39 . . . Social Relations Club 39 . . . LOUISE PEOPLES-President Honor Society 38 . . . Secretaryftreasurer of Junior Class 38 . . . Finance Committee 38 . . . Big Sister Committee 38 . . . International Club 37 . . . Music Appreciation Club 39 . . . State Honor Society 37f38'39 . . . Privileged Student . . . GEORGE PERRY-Open Road Club 37 . . . Auto Shop Club 39 . . . Interclass baseball . . . Traflic . . . Senior Legion . . . KENNETH PETERSEN-Open Road Club 37 . . . Rille Club 39 . . . Interclass football, horseshoes, and volley ball . . . PHILIP PICCO-Rifle Club 39 . , . Football manager 38 . . . Track manager 39 . . . Basketball manager 39 . . . Track 39 . . . State Honor Society . . . Trafic 37f38f39 . . . Captain Traffic Squad 39 . . . ALBERT PLATZ-President of Rifle Club 39 . . . Biology Club 37 . . . Rifle Club 39 . . . Finance Committee 38 . . . Citizenship Committee 39 . . . Local Honor Society 37f38 . . . State Honor Society 39 . . . Privileged Student . . . AUDRIE POTTER-Social Secretary of Student Body 38 . . . Secretary-treasurer of Senior Class 39 . . . Secretary of Sophomore Class 37 . . . TAO Club 39 . . . G. A. A. 37-38f39 . . . A Capella Choir 38 . . . Operetta 36 . . . Privileged Student . . . ESTHER PRACCHIA-Vicefpresident of Music Club 36 . . . A Capella Choir 37'38 . . . Operetta 38 . . . HELEN PURVINE-President of Dramatics Club 36 . . . Regional C. S. F. Secretary 38 . . . Secretary of Honor Society 37 . . . Dramatics 36 . . . Enter- prise 38'39 . . . Big Sister Committee 37f38 . . . Orchestra 37f38-39 . . . State Honor Society 37f38- 39 . . . Gold Seal Award . . . Service and Activity Blocks . . . Privileged Student . . . 514- PETER PRACCHIA-Art Club 37 . . . Music Ap' preciation Club 39 . . . Captain of Senior Legion 38f39 . . . A Capella Choir 39 . . . Woodshop fore' man . . . Designer and painter of sets for school plays . . . JOY PURVINE-Trojan Staff 39 . . . International Club 37 . . .Book Club 37 . . . TAO Club 39 . . . Senior Legion 39 . . . Honor Society 38 . . . Privi' leged Student . . . FRANCES REICHMUTH-Hygiene Club 37 . . . TAO Club 38 . . . Social Relations Club 38 . . . Privileged Student . . . LAURA RICCI-Garden Club 36 . . . Athletic Club 37 . . . Enterprise Staff 38f39 . . . G. A. A. 38 . . . Honor Society 37-38'39 . . . Gold Seal Bearer . . . Activity Block . . . Privileged Student . . . DORIS RIEWERTS-Social Secretary of Senior Class 38 . . . Secretary'treasurer of Junior Class 37 . . . Tennis Club manager . . . Social head of Garden Club . . . Girls' Athletic Club . . . FLORENCE RIGHETTI-Garden Club 37 . . . Crepe Paper Club 39 . . . Privileged Student . . . ERNEST RODGERS-National Parks Club 39 . . . Football 37 . . . Basketball 37f36'37 . . . Baseball 38...BlockP... TERRY RUFF-President of Boys' League 39 . . . Student Body Cabinet 39 . . . Vicefpresident of Golf Club 38 . . . Boys' League Representative of Low Senior Class 38 . . . Golf Club 37-38139 . . . Football 37'38 . . . Track 37f38f39 . . . Senior Dance Committee 38 . . . Big Brother Committee 38 . . . Block P . . . Service Block . . . BARBARA RUNNELLS-Modern Home Club 36' 37 . . . Denison Crepe Paper Club 39 . . . ELMER SCOTT-F. F. A .... Intcrclass basket' ball . . . F. F. A. awards. . . ELSIE SELBERG-Athletic Club 37 . . . Flower Club 39 . . . Shorthand awards . . . Privileged Student. . . ANITA SENN-Program chairman of International Club 39 . . . Athletic Club 37 . . . International Club 39 . . . G. A. A. 38f39 . . . Local Honor Society 37-38 . . . Service and Activity Blocks . . . Privileged Student . . . RALPH SlNCLAlR4Secretary of Rifle Club 39 . . Military Tactics Club 37 . . . Baseball 37f38f39 . . . Orchestra 37f38f39 . . . JUNE SINGLETON -- Try'AnythingfOnce Club 39 . . . A Capella Choir . . . Interclass sports . . . Girls' Glee . . . Operetta . . . ALBERT SMITH4F. F. A. 37f36f37f38 . . . Football 36'37'38 . . .Block P . .. RENA SPALETTA-Secretary of G. A. A. 39 . . . Trojan and Enterprise Staffs 39 . . . Athletic Club 37 . . . G. A. A. 37'38f39 . . . Activity Block . . . Privileged Student . . , MARY SPEARW-Athletic Club 37 . . . Archery Club 38 . . . G. A. A. 38 . . . Ferdinand the Bull . . . EDA STEFENONl!Athlctic Club 37 . . . TryfAnyf thing'Once Club 39 . . . Operetta 37 . . . Glee 39 . . . JEAN STOCK-Athletic Club 37 . . . Needlework Club 39 . . . G. A. A. 39 . . . Big Sister Committee 39 . . . Operetta 37 . . . School Play 37 . . . Honor Society 39 . . . STEWART STONEfGolf Club 37-38f39 . . . Foot' ball 36'37f38 . . . Golf 36f37f38 . . . Basketball 36137 . . . Operetta 38 . . . School Plays 37'39 . . . A Capella Choir 38 . . . State Honor Society 39 . . . Block P . . . Numerals for interclass swimming 37 . . . HILARY TYLER-TAO Club 38 . . . Garden Club 37 . . . ANITA TARCHINI-G. A. A. Cabinet 39 . . . Ath' letic Club 37 . . . Badminton Club 39 . . . G. A. A. 37'38f39 . . . Block P . . . Activity Block . . . Privi' leged Student . . . FLORENCE TARCHINI-G. A. A. Cabinet 38 . . . Athletic Club 37 . . . TAO Club 39 . . . G. A. A. 37f38f39 . . . Block P . . . Activity Block . . . JOY THOMPSON-President of Girls' Club 39 . . . Student Body Cabinet 39 . . . Social Secretary of Girls' Club 38 . . . Social Secretary of Sophomore Class 37 . . . Big Sister and Thanksgiving Basket Committees 38'39 . . . Golf Club . . . Boots and Saddle Club 39 . . . G. A. A. 37f38f39 . . . Operetta 37f38 . . . Block P . . . Activity Block . . . Privi- leged Student . . . MABEL TOMASETTI - Vicefpresident of Garden Club 37 . . . Secretaryftreasurer of International Club 39 . . . Garden Club 37 . . . International Club 39 . . . Honor Society 39 . . . Privileged Student . . . HARRY TOMASI-Yell leader 37-38f39 . . . Golf Club . . . B football 37'38 . . . Track 38 . . . School Play 38 . . . Operetta 38 . . . Yell Leader Block . . . THELMA TURNER-Tennis Club . . . Chorus . . . School Operetta . . . Typing Award . . . KISHIKO UYEDA-Garden Club 37 . . . Modern Home Club 38 . . . Dennison Club 39 . . . Privi- leged Student . . . TAYEKO UYEDA-Garden Club 37 . . . Dennison Clubd 38 . . . Modern Home Club . . . Typing awar . . . ARCHIE VUORI-F. F. A. 36f37f38 . . . Interclass football 37 . . . Interclass volley ball 36f37 . . . BARBARA WALLS-Vicefpresident of Girls' Club 39 . . . Golf Club 37f38f39 . . . Boots and Saddle Club 38 . . . G. A. A. 37f38'39 . . . Activity Block . . . G. A. A. awards . . . Honor Society 39 . . . Privileged Student . . . CONSTANCE WATERHOUSE - Garden Club 37 . . . Crepe Paper Club 39 . . . Girls' Club Christ- mas Play 38 . . . IRENE WERNER-Tennis manager 38 . . . Athletic Club 37 . . .Tennis Club 39 . . . G. A. A. 39 . . . Band 37f38f39 . . . Privileged Student . . . MARILYN WESTON-Program chairman of Book Club 39 . . . Book Club 37f38f39 . . . Big Sister Committee 39 . . . Girls' Glee Club 38 . . . Girls' Club programs . . . May Day Festival 38 . . . ARTHUR WILEN-Secretary of Golf Club 37 . . . Golf Club 37'38f39 . . . California Theater Rally 39 . . . P. T. A. program 39 . .. DARA WILSON-Secretaryftreasurer of Junior Class 38 . . . Book Club 37'38f39 . . . Big Sister Com' mittee 38 . . . Dance Committee 38 . . . Dramatics 39 . . . Washington program 39 . . . Operetta 38 . . . Girls' Club programs 39 . . . May Day Festival 38 . . . Privileged Student . . . JAYTEE WOOD-Boys' athletic manager 39 . . . Student Body Cabinet 39 . . . Golf Club 37f38f39 . . . Interclass football, basketball, baseball, and track 37'38 . . . Varsity football 38 . . . Track 39 . . . Privileged Student . . . MELBA YEARSLY-Modern Home Club 37 . . . Flower Arrangement Club 39 . . . LOLA YOUNGER-A Capella Choir . . . Glee . . Operetta 38f39 . . . RENZO ZALA-Boys' League Representative 37 . . . A Capella Choir . . , Football 35 36f37 . . . Baseball 36f37 . . . Operetta 38 . . . Senior Play 38 . . . Block P . . . GLADYS ZUMWALT-Social Secretary of Sopho' more Class 37 . . . Garden Club 37 . . . Flower Arrangement Club 39 . . . A v gi? ' if I V .A J ' f d W li if h cl IA! Acndh a As thel llg mama?-6N.9n 'th I-tttentiun, All Snapshntters! We Will Enlarge Your Snapshots . . . Only 2 Cents More! Buy Your Films . . . and Leave Your Films at the Logical Place THE PHOTCGRA PI-lER'S nQ.:WcD',i-GKu9o SUNSET Ettttt STUUIU KENTUCKY STREET . El ------------------'--:-------------------------'------K--'----------'--'--------------'------------ I -----------------------------------------------------------'-------------------f-------------------'--'- EI . The ADOLPH I-IOLM COMPANY THE DIAMOND MATCH CO LUMBER'MILLWv1,RK'PAlNT HARDl'VARE John Deere Implements and Tractors GLASSACENlENTfNAlLS DCLZWHI Dairy Prod llcts C2 ltcr pillar Tmcwrs XVII-gre Dollar Does Its Duty E F:m.hnnk5,NlUrSC E B and Supphus ml L Vx I B SOCK HUGHES- MGR' T I pl 27 E Telephone 45' 10f12 Howard St. ffee-PONTIAC-Hs Sales and Service GENE PAIGE MOTOR CO. 5 426 Main Street Phone 807 5 MURPHY CHEVROLET CO. 5 C H L U C K E B 1 E R CHEVROLETS - OLDSMOBILES H A R D W A R E C O . OKed USED CARS 226 MAIN STREET 424 Main Street Phone 80 unlnlnulnlymmmunn.n,.nn.. mnuIuIuIunluInInunnnuuuulnuu I. B. RAYMOND STRAUB HATCHERY U HOUSE FURNISHINGS Phone 'i2fFf14 Petaluma, California E E 216 Main Street Phone 1661 Oliice Phone 202 Res. Phone 1051fW E LTD. - WOODEN BOXES OF ALL KINDS E Office :Ind Mill, Second d H S STERLING LUMBER CO. MAURICE M. DAUBIN, Yurrl M.IIIugcr Office'Yard, 412 Second St. Petaluma, Calif. 5 Phm 344 POEHLMANN HATCHERY Petaluma, California Salt Lake City, Utah A HOSPITAL i T ,V EAEL6 PETALUMA GENER L f 5 HR Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Millmeistcr C 5 Phone 143 TGJZPG -- -----------------------'------'--- Fm -rffffx iv 11 Jnf-as rr O C O C H R A N E C O . T Alwuyb On Top A ROOFING 401 Second Street Phone 201 E TH WHITE DAIRY G Pasteurized Milk and Cream W o P57-AAU I HOME or WHITE MAID ICE CREAM y c NH 317 Third Street Phone 738fW E uunnnnummmm: I IIII IInInInInnuunmuInmznminInunnnuunluunInnunnInInanlununnulunlnilnnInnuuliunlunlnun E Van Ness Avenue at Post en and women have trained at in d students learn by doing in th Hi c ' . ' ' f 'i sn ions take place ' , .- d A c ua business 'md banking., tnn ct 'ith the promptncss, accuracy, and detail foun in real business. -57 nm.-:Q THE HEALD BANKING AND BUSINESS PRACTICE Known the world over, has for 76 years been the outstanding method of preparing young men and young women for pracf tical office positions. Recognized by business executives as the iinest and most modern preparation for business, this special ' h Heald Colleges. course is taught and practiced only at t e CEMENT SERVI FREE LIFETIME PLA Available to Heald Graduates during their entire business life. Hundreds of well known business firms depend on Heald College for ambitious and capable employees. Thousands of cm ,loyment calls are received each year at Heald's, and many ' 3 en are not available. P go unfilled because trained men and wom ow to obtain the JOB you have For complete information on h in mind, write to A. L. Lesseman, Director. HEALD COLLEGE BUSINESS AND ENGINEERING ESTABLISHED 1863 HealCl's More than 200,000 m Other Heald Colleges at Oakland, Sacramento, and San Jose bmw, mum Street Sa CE n Francisco lununninnninnnmnuni nun Books Stationery GEORGE H. OTT STATIONER 139 Main Street Phone 310 Shoes Sportswear J. C. PENNEY Co. DEPARTMENT STORE 164 Main Street Petaluma Inluninnulunninulnunun aninuiinuimnnnnnnnunn Wallpaper, Paints Varnish and Oils AL'S PAINT STORE A. H. Victhcer, Prop. GLASS AND GLAZING 140 Main Struct Phone 1434 innnulunulnlnn uaninunnimnnunnnumuunu mnimnnlunnnu GEO. F. MEADER OPTOMETRIST U. S. BAKERY BUY THE BEST - WE DO LE ROY'S VARIETY STORE Next to thc New Stale Theatre 27 Main Street Phone 359 DR. HALL WESTCN DENTAL SURGEON DR. E. E. BRYDONEQIACK, IR. DENTAL SURGEON Phone 1530 133W Kentucky Street Official Outfitters for Petaluma High School Athletic Teams MILNER'S SPORTING GOODS Phone 93 142 Kentucky Street ninnl nunnnmnunnnuuinunninnnlnnnuniliIllinnlulnnnulnnu in GERVASONI FINANCE CO. AUTO FINANCING-INSURANCE 110 Main Street Petaluma nnuiuinnninununnnnnniniunnnmnnnnnuinnuunnun innnnnunnn DAMON 86 OSTER Everything in the Barber and Beauty Line 22 Main Street Petaluma THE NEW MUSIC CENTRE WATERS 8c ROSS 533 Sutter Street San Francisco 0 The famous Olds and King Band Instruments. A new stock of fine pianos and radios. The most complete stock of Band, Orchestra and Choral Music on the coast. The best equipped repair shop in the west. Everything in instruments and accessories. iniinulinninunnnnmnnmnininiiinninininulnnnnlnnuuvn RAYMOND CO. LADIES' READYfTOfWEAR Phone 359 111 Kentucky Street - nnnn lllunnu nunnnn nnnunlun lu T H E F A I R STATIONERY-SCHOOL SUPPLIES 153 Kentucky Street Phone 437 HAROLD W. TOWER OPTOMETRIST Petaluma 161 Kentucky Street Phone 2O'M nnnununnnnnnnunu iiniununininimniiuninununuinaninnunmunnmulnnunlunluuunnuimnnnnunnn llnlnlnlnnulununlun MONTGOMERY WARD 86 CO. E ,,,,,,, nlllll E -59 El E1 LUTHER BURBANK COLLEGE OF COMMERCE Santa Rosa, California o Complete Secretarial and Bookkeeping Courses Our courses prepare the student for business or Civil Service We Maintain a Placement Bureau for Our Graduates o Summer Session opens june 26 Regular Session opens September 11 W1'ite for Information ............................................................................. NATIONAL ICE 86 COLD STORAGE COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA Phone 826 CAVANAGH LUMBER CO. 1869 - 70 Years in Business - 1939 PHONE 375 num nunnininunnnunmninnnnnnnm nn: - M. LERER 86 SONS AUTOMOTIVE PARTS ACCESSORIES 17 E. Wzishingtrmii Street Phone 918 OIL HEAT FOR EVERY PURPOSE NVe Sohcit Your Investigation KRESKY MANUFACTURING CO. East Washington Street Petaluma. Calif. irunninmmunnnumnunuinunnnnnnnniinnnnnnnnuuiuiniuinnnnlunl ADAMS PAPER BOX 86 FILLER CO. Manufactiirers ECG FILLERS and FOLDING PAPER BOXES Edith and jefferson Streets Phone 346 nuinininuiuiunuiuninnnnnnunniimm i1niiinnuuunniulnnn n- in ns: PETALUMA ELECTRIC INCUBATOR CO. 416 East D Street Phone 884 WESTERTERP BROS. PACKARD Motor Cars INTERNATIONAL Trucks 821 Main Street Phone 1383 NIELSEN FURNITURE COMPANY FURNITURE-DRAPERIES-PIANOS RUGS-STOVES 145449 Kentucky Street Petaluma, California - .iuininnIninlmmiununiinininnumnunnunIIuIuuniuilaIuullluunuuunun ROY EVANS REAL ESTATE-LICENSED BROKER Loans-HomesfLands4Insurance 14 Main St. Petaluma Phone 14 5 -:sf , iiiizelizg Effffifififfff ,iffij 55: MISS IRENE COUNSII. SAYS: The smarttst thing I mir did was enroll in Tht Rtduood Empire School of Beautv Culture. Vv'ith the friendly individual instruc- tion the eight months passed very quickly, Now I have a good position. You, too, can he successful in this Big Miviiey Field. An Uusurpassed Record. Individual Instruction in a Stimulating Environment. Greater Numher of Models to Practice on. Equipment, Books, Supplies Furnished. Yi T't' ' L'I'M' h l'p O II' III IOII Ib il IL, LIU lr! ll , Bonded and Licensed in California. Call or Write for Free Descriptive Booklet REDWOOD EMPIRE SCHOOL 216 HINTON AVENUE SANTA ROSA CALIFORNIA LlEi5iLLSUL.Tl-LEE nl- Imumniininnmuininnuiuiiuinininiuininininiinnuunumn:nuunnununinl U. H. TOMASINI-AUGUST LEPORI THE BEST INSURANCE WALL LINESI REAL ESTATE-STOCKS BONDS-INVESTMENTS Petaluma, California 311 NYashington Street Phone 7.11 nunnnnu nnniiunnininnnn ununni nnlninnunnu Go PARKER 85 GORDON GRAIN and FEED iunlniunmuiunu Iunnnnumnuuuul Milk Shakes Ice Cream 2 CHANDLER DAIRY Q FROZEN ICE CREAM CAKES 5 , 17 T Phone 923 505 Main Street E nnnuunnnxnmnini umm inininiInniinuiininuniununnninunnnu : lnnnnlu H. A. JEPSEN JEWELER S Cifrs Thar Laet JOHN C. MOUNT Thorough Efficient Service PETALUMA LAUNDRY CO. hird Street Petaluma 911 nullnllnnu niuinniunnnunnnnlluninlun nun:unnnunnnlnn TAYLORIS SUPER SERVICE STATION Ciherling Tires, Willard Batteries, Full Tread RL-capping High Pressure: Grcasing, Full Circle Rctrcziding Tire Repairing, Battery Charging 119 Kcntucky Street- E Corner Washington and Liberty Phone 7411 ANDERSON CLEANERS PETALUMA COfOPERATIVE GDGRLESS DRY CLEANING E CREAMERY 117 Western Avenue Phone 446 E The Home of GOREE'S 1105 CLEANING-DYEINGATAILORING ' fi , 'XSCIIJ It to Ll MzIStL'I ' 5 C 17 WCSlC1'H Ave. Phones 10849718 8011 Mziiii St. :E nuununnuuinunnnlunninnulniluInmiminmnnuiInniIninnnuuniunnmn . COTTAGE CHEESE CARMER'S CONFECTIONERY BUTTERMILK-SKIM MILK 141 Kentucky Struct Phone 319 5 Phones 18f19 Petaluma, California ART'S I-IAIRCUTTING SHOP XERVAC HAIR and SCALP TREATMENTS WALTER j. MINOGUE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. Wave Cutting 113 Keller Street 5 622 C Street Petaluma Phone 962fM nuniinmimininuimnumnn IImnIIIinuiniininmnuiunnnnnr - ini Suprani Piano Acmrlliniis Ivliisicixim' HI'zIIlI1IIIII'ter HARMONY MUSIC STORE ED KQRUNIJSTROM EVERYTHING IN MUSIC g 'J-I NVcStcI'II Avenue Phone 313 E Kent HEROLD DRUG CO. DEPENDABLE DRUGGISTS ucky and WaShiIIgtoII Sts. Phone 10 ninunuunummunu nunxiunnnimnnnnnImnunnnunnul - Iininunnimuinnnnnnnimnunnnnmuuunnuinnunnnnnunnnmnn nun LUZZI 86 FERRERO GENERAL MERCHANDISE : Comti Hessel E ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ninuimumniul THE WORLD IS YOURS AT 4 J unlnn:nunnnlnuununnunnnnuunmnnnmnunnnununxuuunnnuunn USE Pffaoea' Afzcfo-G 96 ' X .Dmeo NH 6 Y 50' W6 gil?-2 5 xgxf' fefpf fpw X Q PMNUF. B r -S ISHN 4 mfN3lN6 CU. L., - r- -W nuunu ulnlnlnInunIlunnunnnmunmnnunmnnmu nnnnnnnn FRED NEUNFELDT NASH - LAFAYETTE 343 Main Street Phone 306 W. A . I N W O O D STANDARD AUTOMOTIVE PARTS 269 Main Street Phones 14314432 COCAfCOLA BOTTLING CO. of Petaluma and Sonoma, Inc. Manufacturers of Carbonated Beverages Trlfphone 348 PETALUMA Cor. Znd :intl G GHIRARDELLI BROS. PRODUCE The Place to Buy Fresh HomefGrown Vugctnhles 424 E. Vwfashington St. Phone 1436 LACE HOUSE FRENCH LAUNDRY 128 Liberty Street Phone 342 nuunnuunnnnlnnunnnnun nannunnnununnlnnnnnnnnununInnlnlluinllnlnllnlnlnlnlll LOU, THE FENDERMAN Specialist on BODIES, FENDERS and RADIATORS SEASIDE GASOLINE USILVERGULLH Silverol Motor' Oil I 4. 0' 4 TALUM MADE IN PE A POULTRY FOODS AND SUPPLIES in.Immm..-mm-mnnm-mm-mn-nm-mmmm-mn-mum The S. 86 S. HATCHERY WHITE LEGHORN CHIX NEW HAMPSHIRES TURKEY POULTS On the Redwood Highway 6 Miles North of Petaluma Route 1, Box 468 PETALUMA Phone 76'F'4 BLACKBURN 86 SORENSEN FUNERAL DIRECTORS Lady Assistant Williaixi S. Sorensen 400 Washington St. ..1nununninnunnnnunnnuIulluInlnInnluunnlulnllulunlnlnlulnllnlunlulnlu THE PENNGROVE HATCHERY Petaluma, California Phone 82fFf1 On the Redwood Highway - 1nnnununnlunnnununn1uIunuluInunIulnnulnlnunlIulnIllIuIlllnlluluullnllnlll THE STORE FROM VVHICH GOOD THINGS COME The Best Fed Arc Hcalthicst and Happiest PETERS 86 PETERS Petaluma, California 2181220 Malin Struct Phone 350 Maytag WHShC1'S Westiiighouse Refrigerators RAGGHIANTPS ELECTRIC SALES :mtl SERVICE 122 Washington St. Petaluma Phone 1649 The Associated Banks Bank of America N. T. 86 S. A. SONOMA c:ooNTY BRANCH American Trust Company PETALUMA BRANCH Bank of America N. T. 86 S. A. PETALUMA BRANCH El ...............................................,............................... E1 nlnlnlnnunnnlnn Inlluunlnnulnlnlun 62- E IIllllllllllllllllllllllll XllllllllllllllllllllllllIll IllllllllllllllllllllflllIlllllllllllllllllllll.lllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Illllllll E Paul R. Elmore Wm. A, Naya ARCADE BARBER SHOP THE ANTLERS PHARMACY P d G d . h The NYAL Store E arsons an oo ric Corner Kentucky St. and Western Ave, Phone 999 E 18 Wwtem AVCUUC Petaluma. Calif. MARK L LEWIS M D M' VONSEN CO' . , . . SEEDS-GRAIN-ROOFING M' D' GARDEN SUPPLIES PH SICIANS and SURGEONS E Pglgrlumn, Cgllifgrnfgl E Westeril Avenue Phone 327 ASCHERMAN'S DR. GEO. W. LANE H. C. ASCHERMAN DENTAL SURGEGN SUPPLIES YOUR WANTS E Gross Building Phones 17891786 RIEWERTS7 MARKET GOLDEN GATE GRILL . Free Delivery BEST OF EVERYTHING TO EAT ALL MEATS STATE INSPECTED Main Street Petaluma E 110 Kentucky Street Phones 65'66 IllllIIIIIIlIIllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllll5IIlglsfllIEQEIFIQQSIZIAIIIKQIZQIlliizlgfllllllllllll llll lllllllllllllgggllgllgllg DELUXE CLEANERS at DYERS E Mm I PETALUMA EXPRESS CO. FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE HAULING E STORAGE AND CRATING 112 Washington St, Petaluma Phone 701 F. DSN RCS, Phnnc 1364 HUNT 86 BEHRENS Inc. DR. N. B. RUNDALL , GRAIN, FEED and POULTRY SUPPLIES and Petaluma, California E 140448 Kcllcr Struct Telephone Petaluma 1246 'T T LAISWV 19 Tf'lLE'fvC WELLER f HOPKINS , F !6Q0fP Mfsfvv' C333 L wk E N FURNITURE Co. , . .... U . S425-f SAVES YOU MONEY ' .: Washingtoim and Keller Sts. Phone 1436 E f : E I v i fab nlnlnnnlnnurnunulnlnlluururunllunl nnunmnnnnrnurnnn5 X 1- 0, STUART z. PEOPLES, M. D. Rfx Ti,Qq5f3X Petaluma, California glignsilhshfgrshirigtnfli St, Omcc 4th again 5 D R E 5 J T A A 41 A. F. TOMASINI HARDWARE CO. E un' rullllll E uuun nununllunnuulnununlmunuu FEED x,-' E R' fl lc.. G.l!M?NEAlk CO. PETALUMA lunIll1llnlnlnlnnnlnlulllllnlllulnlnnlllununnnnununn TUTTLE DRUG CO. THE REXALL STORE Haas Candies -- Prescriptions Eastman Kodaks and Supplies PHONE 1 mm.IIIIIummm-mmuun-mmmm..Iinmmm.III.IImmnmnmmi-inmmm Y ' 4: un! Y, I I 500,65 Fon :EVERY oecggfop mm efsr IM .surf Aoutnfs J 9 Brown B114 SHOES tif, f ' ' A 5 X v ffweehggi fi X f and you Tig? A955-en IKE L- 1 f-fqfnvs wl+EfV , WAAKIN3' , , 'U 155 MHDM imniunnlnunmnuunnununnnnInInnnnnnnninnumnunnuunnmn NORTON DOOR CLOSERS NORTON PACIFIC SALES COMPANY 637 Howard Street San Francisco innninnmuinununnnnnuunuunnuznnlnmInunnnnnnnnuulumunnnnn VOGENSEN CONSTRUCTION CO. BUILDING CONTRACTORS 100 Washington Street Petaluma ninnnunrunninmunmnnnn inmunuuuxnnnunvuu unmninunn D R. J E N s E N NATURAL METHODS Phone 944 21 Kentucky Street Petaluma, Calif, nnnnlnul lnulnnun nn ulnulnuuninnn nu -O3 IInnunlInnunnlnullnlullulululnllullIllIlllululunlluunnnnuunnlnuE WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATRONAGE 5 .Q 155 KENTUCKY STREET nnnnnnnlnnnIn1n1nnnIn1llulnlnlnlnlnlluulllllluuu u DR. ROBT. D. HEALEY Specializing in All Nervous and Rectal Diseases Ofhce 19 Main Street Petaluma, Cnlufurnia Olficc Phone 302 Residence Phone 783 CHARLES BASCCM DENTIST No. 5' McNear Building Petaluma 5 HAT 86 GOWN SHOP : 133 Kentucky Street Phone 268-W 5 nnnnniunununnnnmulnnnnn ulunn llvllllllnlllll. C . B . J E S S E N INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS Phone 461 224 Washington Street E nun nmunmIInnuulnunnunnuuuuunnnnlnllunlluInInnlulnlnulnlnllu BRAINERD JONES ARCHITECT 226 Washington Street Petaluma E .1IuInnnnnulunnnlnn nnunuunnn IInn0nanIllnlnlnllululnlnnlulull We are pleased to have had the Opportunity E Of serving the Petaluma High School, its students and faculty, during the past year. PETALUMA PRINTING CO. 136 Kentucky Street Phone 1082 E nnummm mmmmn mlnln runnnlnlg OLI- A S H- R 0 S S KEIG'S SHOE STORE JEWELER ISU Mzlixi Street Phone 140 - THE WARDROBE A, L. PHILLIPS Under thi' Town Clock UNH Ulf THE GOOD SHOPS IN PETALUMA IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIllIllIllIIllHllllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll L 86 M DRUG 86 FOUNTAIN Phone 70 Cokffiw' iff L w Us X 6 N D W' wt CHOCIYBACWIIIY J'Ac IM MEN T0 , C94 ffggfviq e meme we InuIuIannnnnnumanananuninunlnunnnulnu MONTESSORO BROS. For QUALITY Printing and PROMPT Servicc lll NVestern Avenue Phone 228 nnannmnunnmnnnmm nunnnunnnunnnnnm - nl NEW HOTEL PETALUMA STANDARD OIL COMPANY Erwin Street Phone 488 115 Main Street Phone 71 DR. A. R. ELDER PHYSICIAN and SURGEON 106 Fourth Street Petaluma, Calif. liIllIllulIllnnllunlnllnulnuulInnInInunnlllnulnlulunnnunnlnnnnnunnnn LOUNIBOS 86 LOUNIBOS ATTORNEYSfATfLAW Petaluma, California lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll P R O G R E S S IS TI-IE KEYNOTE OF OUR TIME! Every industry, every business is thinking pro' gressively these days . . . seeking new methods to improve production and distribution. Your local newspaper is following the trend of the times. Local picturesl' are the newest element in newspaper publishing . . . hundreds of them were sent to you during the past year by your local, progressive newspaper. PETALUMA ARGUSfCOURIER mMzmy of these pictures were of Petaluma High School Iictivit IuIummmmmmmm Immnummm.innminmmmnmnmumn Watches Diamonds Giftwear E. I. CAMM 86. SON IEWELER 32 Vshxshington St. Petaluma Phone 1681fW nunnnnannunnnnununnnunn1nunlnuunuunnxnunluluunnnnununnlun The DOROTHY DURHAM SCHOOL Teaches All Commercial Subjects Including STENOTYPE AND TELETYPE Send for booklet on the Steuotypu, the Shorthand Speed Machine 64 Flood Building Phone DOuglus 6495 ninnnnunnnunnnnnnunnan:nnnnnnnanlnnnnnnuInInluInnlnlnnnnuunln WESTERN REFRIGERATING CO. Highest Cash Prices Paid for CREAM AND MILK East D and Hopper Phone 5' Illlllllllllllllululllnlulllulnl ullnnlullnulllll E1 E1 CAULFIELD'S MARKET ROSE E. PIEZZI FOR BETTER MEATS AND QUICKER SERVICE lmvcrnmcnt Inspected Meats from Producer to Consumer : FLQRIST 426 Ezust NVnshington C2 Storcsl 370 Bodega Avenue E Phones lrholflsuz Phones 4921493 E New Hotel Petaluma Building Petaluma uInnlnullulllllnlllu Iunnluunnn-1nvunnnnunannnunmununnnnlunm7nnumuuunmnun: xnxllxrlu uInIn1u1mmmnmmmmnnlnunnunlnnuunnnunn ,, R. V. KOPF BUICK Sales and Service --.--m..........................-1....H.....H.............................. NORTH BAY MONUMENT CO. North Main Street at Cemetery Avenue P. O. Box 777 Petaluma Phone 1 nnmnumnmnunmun Plxunn: 7.7 Un the R mum-mum 6 617 Main DR. WALLACE C. NOLES MODERN CHIROPRACTOR User of Neuroczxlometcr to locate thc czxuscf XfRny to show how to correct the cause nn nn! 2 nmmmmnIIIvIIuInIIuII.IuIInII.mum-nnmnnnn Street rtlwuud Highway Petaluma, Cnliforn pil op, 50 0.4 ,td ,QVQ A 'I ncosx 40' Q10 SUTTER ST. RACEBAILSCHUUL - 5 1 glvnlir' . td' s , 5 9 kg' xi NWC P 9 it yt' r 5 uf-X -61' ov fi YT. wh rl 'lv0 b 03 it . 9601. O6 1. ,ho 'Kok 'SPA' 40' C. YQ Y x 5 3 41 S A N F S C 0 'SOI Maxi RANCI FARRELL BROS. DODGE and PLYMOUTH lumnlnlnnnnunuu unlnnnuunuuunnnu if : 1552 I 1 :fab 2, Apk,?fck'5 I f 1 I Waite: C131-05. CLOTHIERS 'FoR fflffv mm Boy: 131 Avffvru Ck 7' .sn Pfrnaowp, numnuuunnunmununnnnuululnnmnunuannlInnunnnnnmnnnnununnn MURPHEY'S SUPER SERVICE An Indupcntlunt Dealer Fcuturing SEASIDE PRODUCTS -- EXIDE BATTERIES IVIOTOR TUNE-UP Phone 53 flrrl :md C Strrcls Pctulumu mnnnu 1numnlmmmunummmnnnunnuumm'nnummmnmmmumnn SALES AND BOURKE BABY CHICKS and TURKEY POULTS Seventh and F Streets Phone 1400 f 1............................................F............... 'L1+eS+ STY9-E5 'for 90 l war-were QQIQ I I k TIF S4 ow e l X! 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