Petaluma High School - Trojans Yearbook (Petaluma, CA)

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X 4 X F t F l L, F son, Uilzlrdi. Second rov.'-V-Gruwr, Guernsey, Hull. Third ruwf-Hendrix, lsscl, Halolii ,In Fourth row-Henry Jensen, Johnsen, jones, King, Knudson, Kopp. CLASS GF '4 just because a person looks oldffashioned doesn't necessarily mean he's smart-this is a proved fact. Modern youth has its share of brains, too, and the Class of '42 is no exception. As Harold Jensen leaves his ofhce of Student Body President, he leaves behind him a record of tasks com' pleted in a thoughtful, quiet, assured manner. Dorothy Manhold and Dorothy Legarreta are well qualified to be called brains Un the opposite side of the ledger are the strong men with their outstanding abilities in sports. Such men include Babe Sturla, Bill Spaletta falso the an' nouncement boyj, Bob Maddalena four allfstar fullback, who has made allfleague this year for the second timej, and Windy Iensen, who is known and heard. The Future Farmers have a tireless and diligent worker in the person of Bill Sovel, also possessor of a letter for his fine track record. Terry Purcell rates a block in tennis, and A's in his subjects.

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0 'MW' ' :KIA N.-vw 379' t, ,K Paula, ll. Petersen, humrid row lv, l'rtv1'si-li. H. l'rtvrsrn. K. l'viri'svi1. Third row M P ttrstn Pinktrton, Plcttt. Fourth I'UWffPlll'CCll, Rvnrden, Rowan, Scliramm. Shark--y, Slllmllll. CLASS OF 'Lk FALL OFFICIJRS SPRING Miltoii TLIINZI ,.,............. . ....,..,..,,., President .....,.. ...,.....,, C lyde Nelson Edna Mac Dnrsctt .....,.. ..,.,.. S ccrctaryfTrcasurer ...,,. ..,,,.... K athryn Furlong Betty Crewe .............. . ,....,.,. Social Secretary ....,... .......... R uth l'l1:ndrix Sumao Nakano ...... ..., .,....,... V i ccfPresident .......... . ..... Vernon Thomas Babe Sturla .,...,,..... ...,.,... B nys' Representative .,... ..,........,, C liris Bonus Genevieve Petersen.. .,,.,.,.. Girls' Representative ..,. .,.....,..,.. .,.,........ M i ldred Zitlau There is one person who stands out above all the rest in the field of music, Benny Carroll, who has proved his ability in many rallies and assemblies. Ruth Hendrix has climbed into the heart of the Student Body through her many performances in rallies, dances, assemblies and plays. lean Corliss, president of the Girls' Club, lean Boysen, social secretary of the Student Body: and Maxine Evart, president oi the G. A. A., com' prise a trio of girls that are tops, each with her important job well. fulfilled. Last, but not least, is Sumao Nakano, an allfaround good fellow, who has distinguished himself in tennis and in public speaking.