Petaluma High School - Trojans Yearbook (Petaluma, CA)

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iiEducation is not a destination . . . it is a journey . . . always you will be enroute. How true this is. Schools are stopping places on this journey where you can learn to read lifeis values correctly and to form right habits of thinking and living Teachers are the guides directing travelers along the highway of education. After graduation you will journey far beyond the teachers. and the schools; but you Will have learned to make your own interpretations and to direct your own lives. Since schools will help you along lifeis way, take your school work seriously and make every course count so you may be wells cquippcd. If you do this your long journey of education will be pleasant and profitable DAVID M. DURST anrdewi

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MISS SHARP LILLIAN NIELSEN ROBIN WILDE Faculty Advisor Editor CO'EditOl' 2 k5 Assistants: Estelle Hicks, Bob Young, Barbara Rinn, Joyce Vierra, Sylvia Shapiro, Walt Klemenok, June Campbell, Jean Burbank, Mari, Iyn Bakar. Lorraine Gianini, Celia Soisher, Mary Downing, Nancy Rudolph, Lois Hyatt.