Petaluma High School - Trojans Yearbook (Petaluma, CA)

Page 15 text:

Since becoming superintendent of Petaluma schools several years ago, Mr. David M. Durst has made an enviable record in the educational field. With the cooperation of the Board of Education and of the various faculties, Mr. Durst has kept the Petaluma schools among the top ranking few in scholastic standing and in modern facilities. Mr. Durst's interest in maintaining the high school according to modern educational trends is indicated by the many improvements that have been made during his administration, some of which include: a new cafeteria, a music building, a farm mechanics building, modern bus sheds, and Durst Field, our new football field. The students and parents pay their respects to this fine education. MILDRED HERRICK--English, Typing. HARLAN REYBURN Geometry Algebra Theory EDITH HOAG7Stenog1'aphy, Typing, Ofhce Pracf Trix'-T0U0m9U'Y: Tennis tice. FRIEDA SALZMAN7Span1sh FRED IAEHNlG+Busincss Arithmetic, Attendance JOHN SCHUSTER-Boys Physical EClULlflOI1 Ofllccf' ENID SHOOR-English French Dramatics FLORENCE lENSEN'EUgliSh fmff Plffufedl- ESTELLA SMITH-Household Science ANITA KORTS--History, Economics. DQRTHEA SWANSQN Hlgtory German W- L- NORTON AgfiCUlfUfe- A. B. WAY+Penmansh1p Spelling Commcicxxl ALETHA OLMSTED--Gix'ls' Physical Education. Subjects. BARTON REARDEN-Agriculture. HAROLD WEATHERBE Geometry English

Page 14 text:

ffm 10 ' y FACULTY Perhaps the best introduction to the woman who guides the destinies of Petaluma High School is her words, Appreciation and gratitude are attributes of a fine soul, and are often the surest guarantee of success and happiness. This is the philosophy of Principal Ellin Trueblood. From the standpoint of service, she has tirelessly endeavored to instill into the many students who have come under her care the qualities of friendliness, courtesy, and kindness. It is greatly due to her patience and foresight that Petaluma High School has attained and kept its high standards, sending hundreds of graduates into the world to rise above the masses to justify Miss True' bloodls faith in them. N! Abram I' 1? liar' 49 f Wilh- T-1135 HAZEL ALLEN--Typing. JUNE DIMMIT--English. Typing, MILTON C. AXT AEnglish. Sports. CATHARINE DUGGAN---Civics. History. WILLIAM BLALOCK4Chcmistry, Track. ALICE FACER--Household Art. Management. and AGNES BRAVOfHarmony. Choral. A Cappella Science' Choir. GERTRLIDE GOODRICH--Art. MYRTLE BRQVUNV- English. ROBERT GREEN A---- Vv'oodshop. NQRENE CANlPBELL7Biology. Honor Society. ELEANOR HANCOCKfEnglish. History. ELIZABETH DADISMANfBiology, Physiology. GEORGE I'IATFIELDf0rchestra, Band, Instru' PERCY DAY --Mechanical Drawing, Physics, Applied mental' Science. WILXLTER B, HAWTHORNEfAL1to Iylcchanics

Page 16 text:

Student Body Cabinet: Fall 1 Bob Howell. Maxine Evart. ,lean Corliss, Fred Volkerts. Joyce King, Fred Klcmenok. Dolores York. Wilbtii' Volkerts. Kathryn Bell, Bill Spaletta, Spring - Jean Boyscn, ,lim Larsen, Maxine Evart. Bill Spzllctta, Alcan Corliss, Har' old lcnsen, Arlccn Jensen. .lim Bloom, Kathryn Bell, Vsfilliam Sovcl. 12 Vv' ith the advent of Student Government, effective school administration no longer had a need for the rule of the long birch stick, as in the days of the 3 R's, but relied on the voice of the studentsM--the Student Body Cabinet. This year the cabinets have conducted regular Student Body meetings, held Weekly cabinet meetings, and entertained the Santa Rosa Student Body Cabinet in the fall. The Student Body members also witnessed an outstanding year of varied programs, including those of Vv'arden Duffy of San Quenf tin Prison, Edna Spenser from England, and Captain Arthur Hook, famous deep sea diver. STUDENT