Petaluma High School - Trojans Yearbook (Petaluma, CA)

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Pm M im, :1 msrn. -frconi r-vw nity, zxrinw i. lJlN'lTlill1. Third roxx-Bayltss, F t All A l Bl S l B l ll ill l B ll B tt ll F ch rowflhllon, Bloom, Bulla, Bones, Bouckhout, Boysen. 1939-1942 Three years ago they first Walked up the broad white steps of P. H. S., and now they're the Graduating Class of 1942. Anticipation has become achievement, with another class losing its group existence and becoming a part of Petaluma High School's past-a past forever imprinted upon the memories of its hundreds of graduates, since the days of long ago, when twentyfsix students graduated with all the pride that's felt today. Todays Seniors no longer have a class motto, colors, and flowers, but they do have the same friendliness and the same feeling of a P. H. S. family. Moreover, they have earned that feeling of unity and close cooperation that comes from constant association in work or play-an attribute sorely needed in this world today. But above all, they have learned to appreciate the simple everyfday fact of living. They have found it in the sportsmanf ship of the field, in the exhilaration of a peppy rally, and in the vital aliveness of being an active part of the school. Ni'