Petaluma High School - Trojans Yearbook (Petaluma, CA)

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ADMINISTIQATION SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE Look ahout you, and you will discover that the world is full of confusion and turmoil. Ahroad, wir-s 'ire totterinif and at home there are prohf emi c. . g, lems of lahor, production, and unemployment. These conditions hring ahout a feeling of inseeurf ity. Life seems more complex and uncertain than it did to your parents when they were your age. If you are to have peace and happiness, you f irsrlf 'wainst these prohlems. must harricade yor .e .g. As the clock represents continuous time, so must your protection he twcntyffour hours of the day. Cultivate constant health, ohtain all the knowledge possihle, search for the truth, and steady yourself Q' ' ' ' ' l he our cloak of prof hy faith in bod. Let titse y tection, and you will he amply rewarded for the effort put forth to secure them. DAVID M. DURST, MY MESSAGE TO YOU There are some people who time, and ultimately find themselves in the ranks of failures, They are always late and they stay too long, thus upsetting not only their own lives around them. The reason have no regard for hut the lives of those for this is, as psychologists have explained, that they are pronounced egotists, or at least exceptionf ally egocentric so intent upon their own little interests that the world goes hy and they are left stranded anfl somewhat hewildercd, wondering why they are gi hadly treated. Wlizit they cannot understand is the fact that most of their time is A ' . , . d 'nt in 'ui uttg' disregard for other people an spt . A in pursuit of their own whims and fancies. As the clock goes 'round, we should strive to live each Q ll 'ind to live one minute at a time. minute fu y, . Around the clock, our time should he carefully hudgeted time for work, time for reverent worf ship, and time for play. If we so hudget our time, we shall have a due respect for the passing moment and live most fully an ahundant and halanced life, ELLIN TRUEBLOOD. 'U'

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FACULTY .IN oiuiiiiz or AIll'liARANCIil MILTON C, AXT. AB.. B,S. English. Sports. Counselor. Dean ol' Boys. ITLORENCE JENSEN. M.A. English. Counselor. MARTHA ALLEN. M.A. Spanish. Trojan. Enterprise. GEORGE HATIIIELD. AB. Orchestra and Band. DOROTHEA SVUANSON M.A. I'Iistory.Germ11n. Head Counselor. GERTRUDE GOODRICH Art, Art Supervision, AGNES BRAVO. A.B. Harmony. Choral. Mllsie Ap' preeizition. A Cappella Choir. ENID A. OLIVI. M.A. English. French. Drzunzities. CATHARINE DIIGGAN A.B, Civics. History. Counf selor. Senior Class Adviser. MILDRED HERRICK. M.A. English. Lihrairmn. Counselor. EDITH HOAG, B.L, - Stenogruphy. Typing. Ofliee Practice, ESTELLA SMITH Household Science. Continu' ation. HAZEL ALLEN. AB. Typing. Counselor. A. B. VUAY. AB.. M.A. Pennmnship. Spelling. Coin' lnereinl Suhjeets. School Treasurer. ALICE FACER Household Art. Mzuiugeinent and Science. ANITA KORTS. AB, History. Economies, Counsel' or. Sophomore Atlviser. GEORGE INGELOVU. M.A. English. History. Counselor, MYRTLE BROWN. AB. English. Dean ol Girls. Counselor, I'ERCY DAY, A.B. Mccliziliicall Drawing. Physics. Applied Scienee, Truflic. VJILLIAM L, BLALOCK. A.B. M.S. Chenustry.Tra1ek, HARLAN REYBURN. A.B.. M.A. Geometry. Trigonoinf elry. Tennis. Counselor. ELIZABETH DADISMAN AB.. M.A. Biology. NORENE CAMPBELL. AB. Biology. Honor Society. BARTON REARDEN. B.S. Agriculture. Counselor. FRED VIAEHNIG. A.B. Business Arithmetic. Coorelif nutor und Attendance Oflieer. Counselor. BERT HEVVITT Vwioodshop. Senior Legion. VIOHN SCHUSTER Boys' Physical Education. ALETHA OLMSTED. A.B. Girls' Physical Eclueaition. VV. L. NORTON. B.S. Agriculture. Lai' k- ,,,-nv vi' 2? if 143 I 9