Petaluma High School - Trojans Yearbook (Petaluma, CA)

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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.

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4-wt! 9 Q5 WI iw. 711 .-u siifiix. lfnilfmg, Nziltalw. ll N IIN! ...-l..H1 Sri Tl I IS Nl mul. Miro, t son, Ni .x. THE LAST 'WEEK Witli graduation always looming ahead, hoth as the goal and the end ol their high school career, the Seniors put their hearts into every one of their many class activities. Barney Wileii and his orchestra furnished the rhythms for the superlative Senior Ball, held in the cafeteria. Conf ducted hy Reverend R. Grman Roherts, the baccalaureate services gave the students something to take with them in their later years. A new t' n vvis idded to the spring quarters whirlwind of activities with attrac io at z s . . . the Senior play, The Thirteenth Chairfl a murder mystery, staged in the auditorium. The Senior picnic was the last informal getftogether. find finally, class day with its gaudy attire, and graduation hrought the school year of 1942 to an exciting climax.