Petaluma High School - Trojans Yearbook (Petaluma, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1947 volume:

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I N N r ' .EL 'xl E J V fm J V fx '1 A n vm -Anm,1,mmRA1u uN d '- L, W is Jil 1 h ' l 1 L , .f Q , Z' T e head our laool r ELLIN TRUEBLOOD DAVID DURST Principal ' Superintendent oi Schools This is called the Atomic Age, since man has now discovered the composition of the atom and the means of releasing the tremendous power locked within it. Ivfan has made from the atom the most destructive force ever known. But if he so desires, he can also turn it into an equally constructive power for the benefit of all mankind. Let us see how this power is obtained. At the center of each atom, of which all matter is composed, is a nucleus. The nucleus is made up of two kinds of particlesf--'protons and neutrons. Around this central core revolve the electrons, just as the planets revolve around the sun. The energy which holds these particles together is the atomic energy. When atoms are smashed or cracked this great force is released. The amount of this power is so great the mind cannot comprehend its possibilities. Do human beings possess the knowledge and moral strength to control the energy they now hold in their hands? Can they make it work for their welfare and happiness, or will it destroy civilization? As students, let it be your definite goal to prepare to meet the requirements of this atomic age, Education and Christianity hold the key which will unlock the door to human benefit and happiness, and will save our civilization. Will you take this key and make the future safe for yourselves and the world? - -David M. Durst, My message to you: The great majority of people think of youth as a time of joy, and so it should be, but all too oliten in the lives of young people the springs of joy and happiness are obviously lackingg sometimes this is unavoidable, due to circumstances. More often the reason lies within youth itself who mistake thrills, excitement, and ceaseless activity for joy. The real sources of joy and happiness lie in congenial friendship, wholesome sports, invigorating health and vitality, consideration for others, and an honest appreciation of one's advantages and privileges. May all these foundation stones be built into your lives so that your joy may be complete and satisfying. . Elliu T,-m.H,,,,Ll4 The ig wheels Fall Student Body President Spring Student Body President WILBUR VLASTOS DON BERGSTEDT Participation in student government, in one oflice or another, is a valuable asset to anyone because it not only develops much needed selffconfidence and poise, but also acquaints the student with the well known task of having to make suggestions and decisions which will be acceptable and satisfactory to the majority of those represented. The ability to do this is an important achievement in the world today and should be practiced by everyone. To those of you who are in office now, and to those who some day will be, make the most of that opportunity while you may, so you won't have regrets, when it is too late, that you did not execute your office to the best of your ability. As for the cabinet of the fall of '46, I shall always be grateful to Grace, Leo, Barbara, Bill, Glenny, Harvey, Angie, Ernie, and Margaret for their excellent support and the fine representative ability they have shown, and especially I am grateful to the student body, who made it possible for me to become president, and to all members of the faculty. Our chief accomplishment during our administration was the amendment to the school constitution providing for the selection of the majorettes. Thanks to all. -Wilbur Vlastos. The spring cabinet of 1947 has had definite objectives in mind throughout its term of office. It has tried to increase interest in student government by encouraging active participation in student body affairs. A school paper has again appeared, and successful school dances have been held. The cabinet took part in the' Regional Council Conferences held in Petaluma and San Rafael. It has been apparent for some time that misunderstanding of the student body constitution and its principles, which provide for the governing of student body affairs, has resulted in lack of student interest. Although several amendments have been made to the constitution, the cabinet feels that this is not enough. It will therefore undertake to revise and bring the constitution up to date and feels sure of the hearty cofoperation of the students in this work. WDOD Bel-gstedtl Little wheels The cabinet of the student body of the of the student body, and it consists of the The performs president is the regular presiding such other duties as are generally The The cabinet. first vicefpresident is the Boys' Lea recording secretary keeps a correct and Boys' League President Fall-Leo Hinkel Spring-Ernie Grob Recording Secretary FullfGrace Evans Spring-Joanne Khourie Secretary of Finance FallfBill Foster Spring-Charles Brandner Secretary of Citizenship FallfErnie Grob Spring-Harvey Jerome Petaluma High School has vested in it the executive functions following members: officer for all meetings of the student body and cabinet and delegated to the presiding officer. gue president and acts in the absence of the president. record of the proceedings of all meetings of the student body The secretary of finance collects all student body dues and other money. The secretary of citizenship is chairman of the Merit Committee. Social Secretary Fall7Glendora Wliitmire Spring-Cheryl Henderson Manager Boys' Athletics Fall-Harvey Jerome Spring-Ward Wilson Girls' Club President Fall-Barbara Waiters Manager Girls' Athletics Angie Musso Girls' Club President Spring-Darleen Eaglin Editor of Enterprise Margaret Zitlau The secretary of social affairs has charge of all social functions ofthe student body. The manager of boys' athletics has charge of all athletic events for boys. The second vicefpresident is the Girls' Club president and acts in the absence of both the president and first vicefpresident. The manager of girls' athletics has charge of all athletic events for girls. The editor of the Enterprise has charge of the preparation of the school annual, and appoints a staff of assistants. MERIT COMMITTEE Walt Miller, Dean Ixlarty. Glcndora Whitmire. I Miss Bailey, Marjorie Bock, Harvey Jerome, and Alla Woropaieff. AWARDS COMMITTEE . Cap Schuster, Harvey Jerome. Dean Marty. Angie Musso, Bill Foster, Ward Wilson, and Miss Olmsted. A FINANCE COMMITTEE Mr. Reyburn, Willard Gibson, Jane Doss, Lois Hughes, Bill Foster, and Charles Brandner. To help the cabinet in its duty towards the student body are three committees: The Finance Committee consists of one facult member, the secretar of finance, and two students. 1 4 . 4 Y . Y . This committee audits all bills presented to the student body, authorizes the treasurer to pay all bills, and prepares the budget to present to the cabinet. The Merit Committee consists of one faculty member, the secretary of citizenship, and three students. This committee has general oversight of all matters of student discipline and conduct, and decides and sendts the amount of demerits for any offense. The Awards Committee consists of the director of boys' physical education, the director of girls' physical education, the manager of boys' athletics, the manager of girls' athletics, and one student member. This committee awards the general activity block and the service block. r profs . . . Name and Degree Hazel Allen, B.A. Dorothy Anderson, B.Sc. in Edu. Leonora Bailey, A.B. Eleanor Bertuleit, A.B., B. M. Myrtle Brown, A.B. Norehe Campbell, A.B. Arnold Christen, B.S. Elizabeth Dadisman, M.A. Dorothy Dean, A.B. Catherine Duggan, A.B. Alice Facer, Spec. Cred. Gertrude Goodrich, Spec. Cred. Robert Green, B.S. George Hatfield, A.B. Fred Jaehnig, A.B. Brand johnson, Helen Iuel, A.B. Winfield Norton, B.S. George Norwood, B.A., M.A. Aletha Olmsted, A.B. Craige Ortlieb, A.B. Barton Rearden, B.S. Harlan Reyburn, A.B.,M.A. Eleanor Schofield, B.S.,M.S. John Schuster, Secondary Cred. Estella Smith, Spec. Cred. Dorothea Swanson, A.B.,M.A. Ellin Trueblood, Bl.. Roy Voss, Spec. Cred. University Attended University of Minnesota University of Nebraska University of California University of Oregon College of the Pacific University of California University of California Calif. Polytechnic College Washburn University University of California University of California University of California University of Idaho San Iose State College Calif. Coll. of Arts ff? Crafts Kansas State Teachers' Coll. San Iose State College University of California University of California University of California Oregon State College Univ. of Southern Calif. University of California N. D. State Montana State San Iose State College University of California Oregon State College Fresno State College Stanford University Univ. of Southern Calif. University of California Oregon State College Santa Barbara State College San Iose State College Univ. of Calif. Extension University of California University of California Columbia University New York University San jose State College Subjects Taught Here Typing Librarian Typing, Shorthand Office Machines Spanish Music English Biology Agriculture Biology English Civics, Economics U. S. History Household Arts Art Woodwork Band, Orchestra Math., Mech. Drawing Chemistry U. S. History Agriculture Bookkeeping, Plane Geom., Physics, Applied Science Physical Education Physical Education A Math., Athletics Farm Mechanics Math. English English Physical Education Athletics Household Science Continuation Classes U. S. Es? World History German Latin Auto Shop Special Work Counsellor jr. Class Advisor Merit Committee Rally Committee Dean of Girls State Treas., C.S.F. Advisor C.S.F. No. 55 Counsellor Counsellor Program Chairman Soph. Class Advisor Principal Evening High Advisor C.S.F. Visual Education Counsellor Senior Advisor Dean of Boys Tennis Coach Student Body Treas. Enterprise Block P Advisor Counsellor Administration 1 1 ' we 'S W 2 ' A52 ff k 4 if if X Q ' 1 k in as 4X 1 X. in ,Rfk . ., Q .gy I .fg ' K? ,g e Q k N73 I 4 ' 1 .A ...Sf X ' 1 qi - 5?5gi'?f:?ai-iii 7,24 -1- V K 3 3105 ' Ti -f 'i ' ' 5 - f' '- A --- 'si I At .I 45? 'fi 4. ml ,cell itll lwnl Miss Trueblood's secretary Mr. Durst's secretary Nancy Rudolph Mrs, Donogh Cnstoclians Office Help MV. -Iuscph and Mr. johnson Eleanor Tennyson, Lou Fehler, Mary Hall Q2 FAREWEL L IW 'L . k I V4 v 'P , u ' A gig' 1 yii - W if X L ,459 A shag' v J --' wx -V I F X Q me Doss Mary Downing Beverly Dunn Darleen Eaglin Grace Evans ill Ewan Lou Fchler Angie Fernandez Louise Forno Eugene Fossell ohert Giammattei XX'illz1rd Gibson Bill Graham Dorothy Greppi Ernie Grob lury Hall Helen Halvcrsen Marviri Hansen Barbara Hardie loc Harn 'ouelas Haverman Cheryl Henderson Leo Hinkel Frances Hobbs MYYOI1 Holmes MERIT COMMITTEE Walt Miller, Dean ldarty. Glendora Whitmire, I Miss Bailey, Marjorie Bock, Harvey Jerome, and Alla Woropaieff. AWARDS COMMITTEE . Cap Schuster, Harvey Jerome. Dean Marty. Angie Musso, Bill Foster, Ward Wilson, and Miss Olmsted. , FINANCE COMMITTEE Mr. Reyburn, Willard Gibson, Jane Doss, Lois Hughes, Bill Foster, and Charles Brandner. To help the cabinet in its duty towards the student body are three committees: The Finance Committee consists of one faculty member, the secretary of finance, and two students. This committee atidits all bills presented to the student body, authorizes the treasurer to pay all bills, and prepares the budget to present to the cabinet. The Merit Committee consists of one faculty member, the secretary of citizenship, and three students. This committee has general oversight of all matters of student discipline and conduct, and decides and sendts the amount of demerits for any offense. The Awards Committee consists of the director of boys' physical education, the director of girls' physical education, the manager of boys' athletics, the manager of girls' athletics, and one student member. This committee awards the general activity block and the service block. Name and Degree Hazel Allen, B.A. Dorothy Anderson, B.Sc. in Edu. Leonora Bailey, A.B. Eleanor Bertuleit, A.B., B. M. Myrtle Brown, A.B. Norene Campbell, A.B. Arnold Christen, B.S. Elizabeth Dadisman, M.A. Dorothy Dean, A.B. Catherine Duggan, A.B. Alice Facer, Spec. Cred. Gertrude Goodrich, Spec. Cred. Robert Green, Bs. George Hatfield, A.B. Fred Iaehnig, A.B. Brand johnson, Mn. Helen fuel, A.B. Winfield Norton, B.S. George Norwood, B.A., M.A. Aletha Olmsted, A.B. Craige Ortlieb, A.B. Barton Rearden, B.S'. Harlan Reyburn, A.B.,M.A. Eleanor Schoheld, B.S.,M.S. John Schuster, Secondary Cred. Estella Smith, Spec. Cred. Dorothea Swanson, A.B.,M.A. Ellin Trueblood, B.L. Roy Voss, Spec. Crecl. wr prof e e e University Attended University University University University College of University University of Minnesota of Nebraska of California of Oregon the Pacific of California of California Calif. Polytechnic College A Washburn University University University University University of California of California of California of Idaho San ,lose State College Calif. Coll. of Arts E? Crafts Kansas State Teachers' Coll. San Jose State College University of California University of California University of California Oregon State College Univ. of Southern Calif. University of California N. D. State Montana State San Jose State College University of California Oregon State College Fresno State College Stanford University Univ. of Southern Calif. University of California Oregon State College Santa Barbara State College San .lose State College Univ. of Calif. Extension University of California University of California Columbia University New York University San jose State College Subjects Taught Here Typing Librarian Typing, Shorthand Oiiice Machines Spanish Music English Biology Agriculture Biology English Civics, Economics U. S. History Household Arts Art Woodwork Band, Orchestra Math., Mech. Drawing Chemistry U. S. History Agriculture Bookkeeping, Plane Geom., Physics, Applied Science Physical Education Physical Education Math., Athletics Farm Mechanics Math. English English Physical Education Athletics Household Science Continuation Classes U. S. Es? World History German Latin Auto Shop Special Work Counsellor lr. Class Advisor Merit Committee Rally Committee Dean of Girls State Treas., C.S.F. Advisor C.S.F. No. 55 Counsellor Counsellor Program Chairman Soph. Class Advisor Principal Evening High Advisor C.S.F. Visual Education Counsellor Senior Advisor Dean of Boys Tennis Coach Student Body Treas. Enterprise Block P Advisor Counsellor Administration Mffg 2 if J v,.., ,. A ,,.. fp 2, X k 1' '- -TW 'QQ Q A 3 B W w Q' ' KW -6 5 as ,Q wh, 43 Q! F5 'an fi'- fi? 'Sf Q.- Q-X X J n qu me ,dl the S lwol Miss Trueblund's secretary ' Mr. Durst's secretary Nancy Rudolph Mrs. Donogh Custodians Office Help M11 -lnscplu and Mr. Johnson Elcamor Tennyson, Lou Fehler, Mary Hall FAREWEL L In 1 - , llli Z Anvwv-:- w .V l:: -N f I wk.. V AN ,LiL ' ---Z ' 4 V 'P , A ' Y n an ff? if if M 48 ... lf' f l Q Q ,X 2 is 2 2 5 5 5 2 a 3 ! E E Betty Armstrongl Marie Baur jean Bayless Don Bergstcdt Helen Bleisch Dale Blunt Marjorie Bock Olga Borclessa Barbara Bunce Alice Carr Dot Christensen Annie Cineera Dean Covert Geno Christani Hugh Cunningham Donald D'Amhrogia Joanne Davis Naomi Dcrr Gertrude Dettling Vivian Donati 0 cndlsim Dorothy Bcttcncm john Bruhn Silvio Cincera Camille Davidsor Byron Dorsett ine Doss ill Ewan nliert Ginmmattei fairy Hall onglas Haverman Marry Downing Beverly Dunn Darleen Eaglin Grace Evans Lou Felwler Angie Fernandez Louise Enrno Eugene Fussell Vvlillurd Gibson Bill Grzlliam Dorothy Greppi Ernie Grob Helen Hzilversen Marviri Hansen Barbara Hardie loc Harm Cheryl Henderson Leo Hinkel Frances Hobbs Myron Holmes fy? 'fy Q ,, iff ffi f , 25 f V' , A r ,, 43 v E if Q x ,. 9 i, si xg W37' gi ff. X ,W , Q ,.. 2 M ' we. Q 'Q , V :-5.18, . ig I my X f 'E S 'Q X I af i 1 lv-9 Q fe fi- ft? U ' ,, 2 . -1 iIf'51QQE- Lctty lvlohr Bernice MlldgCf Angie MLISSKI Shirley McDc1nald klfrctl Nclla Kay Nelson Clem Novak Dean Oates Iliff Orr Yo Otani Gloria Patocchi Don Peck Gob Petersen Barhara Rivcm Gloria Sanderson Claus Shclling Don Smith Anna Mae Straub Dorothy Stone Orville Sturm Jane Nakamura Boh Oertel June Petersen Chuck Smith Beverly Symons Eleanor Tennyson jznncs Thompson Dorothy Thompson Dorothy Thurman Betty Trcndwcll Wilhllr' Vlastos Bnrhura Waters Bill Welch Hclcn Wlmnlcrm Carroll Lcc Willinl Hugh Wilsrmlx Lz1Vonnc Wirllu L11Ve1'nc Wilwrl Donna Wcxlf Alla Wcmrmmpzlicff Bcrnzlrd Vxfooclson Lzwon Yczlrslcy Alzlckic Ycttncr lVlzu'g:u'Ct Zitlnu fNot pictllrcd'--l1'vim5 Brown, Norman Christensen, Henry Cchlmrcltj 1 1 . f1 g ,m9 1l'ie. -S, emorzies Q Q 0 That last year of school and studies has been lcompletedg plans are being made for what lies aheadg all the weeks have been anxiously counted off the calendar till there is only one left-SENIOR WEEK. Dedicated to seniors, it is full of fun and frolicg frightening thoughts of last minute flunkingl'g fervent farewells to familiar faces and places around schoolg eyes looking forward to find what the future will bring-fame, fortune, failureg and then the final day when you reach your goal-commencement. So that you will remember your last week as a senior of the Class of '47, we present to you this calendar of senior activities during Senior Week. THURSDAY, MAY 29-Senior Ball. Held in the cafeteria, which was decorated in Hawaiian fashion to carry out the theme of the class, Aloha Those on the Senior Ball committee: Marie Baur, Alfred Kuck, Ernie Jensen, Walt Miller, Cliff Orr, Shirley Hooper, Gloria Sanderson, Grace Evans, Dean Covert, and Dot Thurman. SUNDAY, JUNE 1--Baccalaureate. The time and place chosen for this was the eleven o'clock service at the Presbyterian Church. The Baccalaureate committee: Mary Downing, Shirley Hooper, Grace Evans, and Gloria Sanderson. TUESDAY, JUNE 3JSenior Banquet. At this dinner, which was held in the cafeteria at six o'clock, the theme Aloha again prevailed. The committee for this event consisted of Gloria Kullberg, Evelyn Lange, Jean Bayless, Kay Nelson, Bob McKinnon, Nardy Woodson, and Doug Haverman. THURSDAY, JUNE 5--Class Day. The seniors started off this day with their Senior Breakfast, which was held at the Hotel Petaluma at eightfthirty that morning. The Senior Breakfast and Class Day committee: Bob Oertel, Marie Baur, Ernie Grob, Gloria Patocchi, Craig Miller, and Lou Fehler. They then returned to school, where a general assembly was called, and the senior class presented the play, A Date with Judy, a comedy in three acts. PLAY CAST Judy Foster, a teenfage miss .................................... .............. J ane Doss Melvin Foster, her father ..................... .......... D on Bergstedt Dora Foster, her mother ..........................,.. ............. G race Evans Randolph Foster, her younger brother ..... ........ H arvey Jerome Hannah, the maid ,,,,,......,,,........,.............. .... Q .,Dot Christensen Barbara Winsocket, Judy's friend ............... ......... D arleen Eaglin Oogie Pringle, the man in Judy's life ........... .............. D ean Oates Mitzi Hoffman, another of Judy's friends ......, ......... A ngie Fernandez Mr, Martindale, a theatrical producer ............... .......... D oug Haverman Mrs, Hotchkiss, the laundry woman ................... ....... M argaret Zitlau Eloise Hotchkiss, her daughter, who elocutes ......... ......... D ot Thompson Mrs, Shlutzhammer, of the P. T. A ............................ ........ B arbara Hardie Rexford Meredith O'Conner, a new boy in town ......... .......,..., B ob Oertel Susie, Rex's kid sister .................................................... ....... ...... ........ D a r leen Kent Wills and prophecies were read between acts of the play. The will and prophecy committee: Don Bergstedt, Myron Holmes, Barbara Waters, and Barbara Bunce. FRIDAY, JUNE 6-fGraduation. Held on Durst Field at six o'clock. Class valedictorians: Anna Mae Straub, and Albert Jones. So long, P. H. S.! mkesw, Bob McKinnon ......, vY,.,... I ,resident .......... Barbara Rivcro .,.,.,. ,..A,,.... V iccfljrcsidcnt .,...... Marie Baur .,,,..,,.,.... ....,,,. S ccrctaryfTrcasurer ,..,.. Donna Wolf ,,.,,,.,..,.,..,,.,.,.. ..,.,,,, S ocial Secretary ,.Y,,. .-., MFAREWELL. P. H. S. Advisor ,.,,... ,.,..,..........,...........Y..,..... FALL CABINET Top-Al Kuck. Bob McKinnon Bottom--Mrs. juel, Marie Baur, Donna Wmxlf. Barbara Rivcro SPRING CABINET Topw-XValt Miller, Dean Covert, Bottom'--Mrs. juel, Grace Evans, Gloria Sanderson. Mzirie Baur, Shirley Hoopcr. Spring President lfall President Dean Covert Bob McKinnon Dean Covert Grace Evans ......Gloria Sanderson Baur Mrs. .Iucl R' 31 x ..:-fs- . if B J f E Y Q www-i i 59 ri. 3 S Ex 42 QQ., G? 91 na, 1 35 ., A8- -gi : if L.,.- we Af, ,. www,-W - , N. 5,155 ,. .. .W mg iw,y.x , , . if 1. . -... f BW 9, ' A.mf. -' QW g,- i' 'f A 4' 5 I s if ., X it H AN , H , QQ x give li Q52 S 12 -E S.. Sena in committee Senior Breztkfztst committee :it Hotel Petaluma. Senior Ball. Senior Play committee. fBelowj Gmduaitcs and Daisy Ch - . xsane-situ.-JaQ1.Q5w':A':,1'fY, fnawwufwwttm2m:mwz mm-AwAmwmx'Mswswsi:xrainmznm:mBsu . Grads? ticztififzizties BETTY ARMSTRONG-Girls' Glee, carried ropes. MARIE BAURfSoph. and Sr. cabinets, president of Honor Society, Big Sister, Fashion Show, G. A. A. JEAN BAYLESS-Soph. cabinet, Big Sister, Sr. banquet committee, rally committee, G. A. A. DONALD BERGSTEDT-Student Body presif dent, F. F. A. president, Junior class president, rally committee, track, football. DOROTHY BETTENCOURT-A Capella, Girls Glee, Fashion Show, May Festival. HELEN BLEISCH-Honor Society, carried ropes, G. A. A., Fashion Show. DALE BLUNT MARJORIE BOCK-Girls' Club cabinet, Soph. and Jr. cabinets, Sr. song committee, Enterprise staff, citizenship committee. OLGA BORDESSA-A Capella, Girls' Glee, Fashion Show, Spring Festival, carried ropes. IRVING BRowN JOHN BRUHN-F. F. A. BARBARA BUNCE-Sr. Will and Prophecy committee, Honor Society, Big Sister, Fashion Show, Enterprise staff. ALICE CARR-Sr. play Uanj, Fashion Show, carried ropes, Girls' Glee. NORMAN CHRISTENSEN-Football, A Ca' pella. DOROTHY CHRISTENSEN-Soph. cabinet, Sr. play, yell leader, G. A. A. cabinet, rallies. ANNIE CINCERA4-Girls' Glee, G. A. A., car' ried ropes, carried flags. SILVIO CINCERA-F. F. A. president, Christ' mas play '45, boxing show. DEAN COVERT-Honor Society, Sr. class pres' ident, rally committee, finance committee, basket' ball. GENE CRISTANI-Football, baseball, Block P, F. F. A., Christmas play '45. HUGH CUNNINGHAM DONALD D'AMBROGIA-F. F. A. secretary, scrap paper committee. CAMILLE DAVIDSONmBig Sister, Fashion Show, A Capella, Enterprise staff, librarian. JOANNE DAVIS-Girls' Glee, carried ropes. NAOMI DERR--A Capella, stage sets. VIVIAN DONATI-Fashion Show, stage sets. BYRON DORSETT-Football, basketball, Block P, nominating committee. JANE DOSS-Soph. cabinet, Honor Society cab- inet, finance committee, Enterprise staff, Sr. play. MARY DOWNING+Car1ied ropes, Fashion Show, rallics, Enterprise staff, Sr. Baccalaureate committee. BEVERLY DUNN-Librarian, carried ropes. DARLEEN EAGLIN--Honor Society, G. A. A., Girls' Club president, Sr. play, Student Body cabinet. GRACE EVANS-Big Sister, Student Body cabi- net, Sr. cabinet, Sr. Ball and Baccalaureate com- mittees, G. A. A. BILL EWAN--Football, basketball, track, base' ball, Block P. LOUISE FEHLERW-Jr. cabinet, Big Sister, Honor Society cabinet, A Capella, Sr. breakfast and Class Day committee. ANGIE FERNANDEZ-Big Sister, carried ropes, Fashion Show, Soph. cabinet, Sr. play. LOUISE FORNO-G. A. A. cabinet, carried ropes, carried flags. EUGENE FOSSELL-Golf. HANK GEBHARDT-Basketball. ROBERT GIAMMATTEIiBoxing show, foctf ball, track, stage sets, Christmas play '45. WILLARD GIBSON--Finance committee, Boys' League representative, radio play. BILL GRAHAM-Boys' Glee, DOROTHY GREPPI-Girls' Glee, carried ropcs. ERNIE GROB-Basketball, football, citizenship committee, Student Body cabinet, Boys' League president. MARY HALL-Girls' Glee, carried ropes. HELEN HALVERSEN-+Honor Society, carried ropes. MARVIN HANSEN-F. F. A., scrap paper com' mittee. BARBARA HARDIE--Big Sister, rallies, Fashion show, Enterprise staff, Sr. play. JOE HARN-Football, basketball, Block P. DOUGLAS HAVERMAN-Sr. banquet commit' tee, tennis, Block P, Sr. play, Spanish play. CHERRILL HENDERSON-Christmas play '45, Honor Society, nominating committee, Student Body cabinet, Big Sister. LEO HINKEL-Basketball, baseball, track, Block P, Boys' League president. FRANCES HOBBS-A Capella, Christmas play '45, orchestra, May Festival, special ensemble. MYRON HOLMES-4Basket'ball, golf, Will and Prophecy committee, finance committee. SHIRLEY HOOPER-Sr. Ball and Baccalaureate committees, Sr. cabinet, Big Sister, Honor So' ciety cabinet, carried ropes. HOWARD HOOPER-Football manager, base- ball, Boys' Glee. NANCY IVERSON-Girls' Club cabinet, G. A. A. cabinet, Jr. cabinet, Big Sister, Sr. play com' mittee. ERNIE JENSEN-Football, basketball, track, Block P, Sr. Ball committee. HARVEY JEROME-Football, basketball, base' ball, Block P, merit committee. ALBERT JONESeSports manager, Block P, En' terprise, Honor Society, Boys' League cabinet. BOB KATEN'-Baseball, scrap paper committee. JOHN KATEN-AChristmas play '45, baseball. ROBERTA KELLY-A Capella, Girls' Glee, Christmas play '45, May Festival. ' DARLENE KENT-Sr. play, Big Sister, stage sets, Fashion Show, carried ropes. ' TOMMY KOGA-Basketball, track, Block P. ROY KRISTENSEN-F. F. A., track, baseball. ALFRED KUCK-Boys' League representative, Sr. Ball committee. GLORIA KULLBERG-Sr. banquet committee, Fashion Show, carried ropes. EVELYN LANGE-Sr. banquet committee, Hon' or Society, carried ropes, Big Sister. KEN LAU-Football, baseball, track, Block P. JOHNNY LEM EDITH LEMOS-Carried ropes, Enterprise staff, stage sets. GERTRUDE LEVINE-Carried ropes, librarian, stage sets. BOB MacKINNON-Baseball, Block P, Sr. ban' quet committee, merit committee, Sr. president. JIM MARTIN--Track, Boys' Glee, operetta. DEAN MARTY-Baseball, F. F. A. president, Boys' League representative, merit committee, award committee. WALT MILLER--Football, basketball, baseball, Block P, Sr. Ball committee. CRAIG MILLER-Football, basketball, Block P, Sr. Breakfast and Class Day committees. EUGENE MOREDA-ATennis, baseball, boxing show, F. F. A., Christmas play '45 . BETTY MOHR-Fashion Show. BERNICE MUDGET-Jr. cabinet, G. A. A. cab- inet, Honor Society, carried ropes, carried flags. ANGIE MUSSO-G. A. A. president, Student Body cabinet, awards committee, Honor Society, band. SHIRLEY MCDONALD-G. A. A., Girls' Glee, carried ropes carried flags. - JANE NAKAMURA-Band. ALFRED NELLA-Honor Society president, Tro- jan staff, stage sets. KAY NELSON-Sr. banquet committee, Honor Society, Big Sister, Fashion Show, G. A. A. CLEM NOVAK-Baseball, tennis, Soph. class president, Boys' League representative. DEAN OATES-Honor Society, basketball, 'Block P, Boys' Glee, Sr. play. Q, . BOB OERTEL-Jr. class president, Boys' League cabinet, Sr. Breakfast and Class Day committees, Sr. play. CLIFF ORR-Football, Block P, F. F. A. president, Boys' League cabinet, Sr. class cabinet. ' YO OTANI-A-Basketball, baseball, Block P. GLORIA PATOCCHI-Soph. cabinet, yell lead' er, Sr: Breakfast and Class Day committees, rally committee, G. A. A. DON PECK--Football, basketball, track, Block P, Boys' Glee. BOB PETERSEN-QTrack, baseball, Block P, ral- lies, band. - BARBARA RIVERO--A Capella, Jr. cabinet, stage sets. I GLORIA SANDERSON-Sr. cabinet, Sr. Ball and Baccalaureate committees, Enterprise staff, Big Sister, Honor Society. CLAUS SHELLING-Tennis, basketball, Block P. CHARLES SMITH--Enterprise staff, track, Block P, boxing shows. DON SMITH-Football, golf, Boys' Glee, Sr. PIHY UHH-P HELEN SPEAR-Girls' Glee, Fashion Show, car' ried ropes. ANNA MAE STRAUB-Soph. cabinet, Sr. song committee, Big Sister, Honor Society president, band-. DOROTHY STONE-Christmas play '45, Honor Society, Fashion Show, May Festival. ORVILLE STURM-Boys' Glee, boxing show. BEVERLY SYMONS--A Capella, Girls' Glee, Big Sister, stage sets. ELEANOR TENNYSON-Girls' Club oflicer, Big Sister, Sr. play committee Uanj, carried ropes. JAMES THOMPSON-Basketball. DOROTHY THOMPSON-Sr. play, Big Sister, school reporter, G. A. A., Fashion Show. DOROTHY THURMAN-Jr. cabinet, G. A. A., stage sets, carried ropes, carried flags. BETTY TREADWELL-A Capella, carried ropes WILBUR VLASTOS-Football, track, Block P, Student Body president. BARBARA WATERS-Student Body cabinet, Girls' Club president, Sr. Will and Prophecy committee, nomination committee, Fashion Shows. BILL WELCH-Football manager, football, stage sets. HELEN WHALEN-Carried ropes. CARROLL LEE WILLIAMS HUGH WILSON-Radio play. LAVONNE WINN-Carried ropes, Girls' Glee, Sr. play Gan., LAVERNE WINNT-Carried ropes, Girls' Club representative, Girls' Glee, Sr. play Gan., DONNA WOLF-Sr. cabinet, Honor Society, carried ropes. Q ALLA WOROPAIEFF-Jr. cabinet, Big Sister, Sr. song committee, Honor Society, Fashion Show. BERNARD WOODSON-Student Body cabinet, baseball, football, track, merit committee. LAVON YEARSLEY--Football, basketball, track, Block P. JACKIE YETTNER-Fashion Show, Big Sister, G. A. A., yell leader, carried ropes. MARGARET ZITLAU-Student Body cabinet, editor of Enterprise, Honor Society cabinet, Big Sister, Sr. play. Class song First we were strangers, Then we were friends, Now we have memories to share Of all the fun at Senior Prom And banquet to which no other school can compare We bid farewell, for we are leaving, Soon it's Graduation Day. We will hope to meet together When all our memories seem far away. Though they say we'll forget our school days After Graduation Day! We will not forget the swell times With all our dances and senior play. Too soon classmates will be parted And we'll say goodbye to everything. We'll remember work and ball games And the sighs when class bells ring. When these days are recollection, As then we'll be old and gray, We will reminisce together Long after Graduation Day. xf 8 ?0 S P95 my -Ll N ' : x4'Q. 0,1 2, W 5 Z1 . X I X 1 A : 4 1 They head the under gm S Fall Carlo Bottini ...,......... jxm Ceresa .................... Beverly Ronsheimer ,........ Mary Lou Hansen ........... Advisor Fall Gordon Griggs ....,. Dot Harris ....,........ Dorctha Craig .......... Gerry Hagopian ...,...... Advisor CLASS TOP PICTURE: Back row7Hagstrom, Lemieux, Foster. Conklin, Caszirotti, Bottini, Anderf son. Fifth rowfstewart, lVIacKinnon, Einharclt, Chadwick, Jacobsen. Cadematori, McEvoy, Waite. Fourth row-Periera, Small, Moller, Rippin, Hansen, Linder, King, Rowan, Lichau. Third rowfSdraulig, Heuschele. Groverman, Khourie. Jensen, Gerrits. Second row-Vail, Petersen, Stahl, Jacobsen, Hanseng Maass. First row-Periera, Larsen. Hansen, Graham, Rasoumotf, Langdon, Bell, Plank. BOTTOM PICTURE: Back rowfBrandncr, Stimson. Studdert, Littleton, Donate, Green. Fourth row-Segcrman, Kvalheim, Frank Thomas, Maus, Silva. Fagan, Gilmore, Iverson, Guest. Third row- Furlong. Wilson, Moreda, Butin, Philhert, Bertram, Dingwall. Robinson. Second rows--Merkel, Lanati, Broyles, Nissen, Blunt, Olsen, Bernard. First row-fSerpa, Ratledge, Wolf, Spencer, Egbert, Burlingame. O jivmzio TOP PICTURE: Back row--Johnstone, Palm, Rivers. Wittmier. Fourth row+Mickelson Gonsolves, Souza, Canlctt, Peck. Brazil, Gretchen, Poehlmann, Kawase. Third rowfOtani Pedrazzi, Yamamoto, Kelly. Miller, Gilliam, McAntosh, Frates, Wzillace, Meyers. Second row-3 lvleGaughey, Wellman. Howard, Silva, junker, Strobel, Creppi. First row-f-Dorenfeld, Levine Azenido, Bettencourt, Geils, Kilpatrick. BOTTOM PICTURE: Back row--Kotzman, Morita, Lungren. Hoar, Andrescn, Cercsa, Beck Drake, Schultz, Fourth row--Shimizu, Dietlein, Alhini, Casoritti, johnstone, Howard, Brazil Gretchen, Poehlmann, Sugioka. Third row--Cullen, Furlong, Ainslie. Aliette. Denham Hughes, Petersen. Farquar, Rorden, Wilscaii. Second row-johnson, Reid, Weililzlnd, Whitinire lfxrst row--Spaulding, Hansen, Millard, Tonini. Boysen, Young, Geils, Ronsheimer, Mzlestretti - ,I I UPPER PICTURE: T031 row VU, Ozifi, Eicknicvcf, Fcil, Livio. Fourth row---Fireman Brulili. XVnsSon, Loon. -lcvlinson, H. Otani, Arisliitzl. CHlllL3ZZi. Tliird row-Bonos. Milcr. Rcsc Hinkcl. Spulcttu, Vhallic, Shaw, X7NyilkfliClA. Second row-V--Vv'inf1'cy, Brcwcr. Kennedy, Vvlasilcwslii Lzmgc. Hour, Lcmicux. Bell, Miss Duggan. Bottom row -Filippiiii, Blunt, Pageiidarin, Davis Dcrliy, Bcrrutzl, Vdalkci-. Hngopian. LOVUER PICTURE: Twp ww Urvy, Sturlzs, Olufs. Filth row Vtluwbs, Otzunura, Overackcr fxl'lHSYl'Ul1AQ, Vv'y1m, Bzirrv. Pullw. Todd, Cinccra, Dallas. Second row Poncia, Richter, Stein heck, Tlidiuus, Davis, Tliolc, Kraft, julmstm. Bottom rowfBnkcr, Andrescn, Pcdrazzini, Harris Vklclls, Olson, Bzlkar, Lepori, Vaughn. imscciplt Cole. Griggs, Pcllmm, Frmurtli row- - Halter, Nmccclii, Fumzxsi. lvlullis. Hzuman. Tliird wwf-- n sf UPPER PICTURE: Top row fScar1cS. Maur, Goodanctz, Chinn, Mundo. lioltini, . Fourth row'---Grccnc, Ruttcnhurg. Curtis, Snider, King. Third roww Fcrrcro, Dunn, Rivers, Chicano, Ruckrigl, Larsen, Hull. Second row -Peoples, Canihonini, Garvin, Church, Nickcl. Bottom rnmw--Williams, johnson, McDz1ris, Roy, Evans, Carlcy, Freeman.- LOWER PICTURE: Top row ---Winds, August, Waltsaxri, Pappas. Fourth row Schallcn, Har' ris, Rordcn, Van Bcbbcr, Miliier, Lassen, Howard, Vifilson. Third row Tashio. Purvinc, Wcgcricr, Darnell, Iviafiia. Second row---Bundcsen, Rider, Craig, Gorsky. Fcnk, Buchanan. Bottom rowf0lson, Ivlanion, ivfcclcndnn, Corda, Klcmcnok, Bunce, Conncriy. 'F 2 955151-is' 4,,, S,.,,,..,: l S' W In iii They head the under gmdls Fall Carlo Bottini ................ jim Ceresa .....,...............,, Beverly Ronsheimer ......... Mary Lou Hansen ............ Advisor. Fall Gordon Griggs ......... Dot Harris .........,..,...... Dorctha Craig ................ Gerry Hagopian ............... Advisor l ASS C W TOP PICTURE: Back rowwHagstrom. Lemieux, Foster, Conklin, Casarotti, Bottini, Anderf son. Fifth rowfStewart, MacKinnon, Einhardt, Chadwick, Jacobsen, Caclematori, McEvoy, Waite. Fourth row-Periera, Smzill, Moller, Rippin. Hansen, Linder, King, Rowan. Lichau. Third row-Sdraulig. Heuschele. Groverman, Khourie, Jensen, Gerrits. Second rowgVail, Petersen, Stahl, lacobsen, Hansen, Maass. First row-Periera, Larsen, Hansen, Graham, Rasoumoff, Langdon, Bell, Plank. BOTTOM PICTURE: Back row7Brandner, Stimson, Studdert, Littleton, Donate, Green. Fourth row-Segerman, Kvalheim, Frank Thomas. Maus, Silva, Fagan. Gilmore, Iverson, Guest. Third row7Furlong. Wilson, Mcireda, Butin. Philbert, Bertram, Dingwall, Robinson. Second row-Merkel, Lanati, Broyles, Nissen, Blunt, Olsen, Bernard. First row----Serpa, Ratledge, Wolf, Spencer, Egbert, Burlingame. IMI TOP PICTURE: Back row'-Johnstone. Palm, Rivers, Wittmier. Fourth rowwslvlickelson Gonsulvcs. Souza, Canlctt, Peek. Brazil, Gretchen, Poehlmann. Kawase. Third rowfOtani Pedruzzi. Yzunznnoto, Kelly, Miller, Gilliam, MeAntosh, Frates, Wzillace, Meyers. Second row-- lVleGziughey, Wellmzin. Howard, Silva, -lunker, Strobel, Greppi. First row--Dorenfeld, Levine Azenido, Betteneourt. Geils, Kilpatrick. BOTTOM PICTURE: Back row--Kotzman, Moritai, Lungrcn. Hoar. Andrescn, Cercsu. Beck Drake, Schultz. Fourth row--Shimizu, Dietlein, Alhini, Casoritti, Johnstone, Howard. Brazil Gretchen. Pochlmann, Sugioka. Third row--Cullen, Furlong. Ainslie. Aliette, Denham Hughes, Petersen. Fnrquar, Rorden, Wilson. Second row-johnson, Reid, Weiiilzind, Whitrrmire lizrst row---Spaulding, Hansen, Millard. Tonini, Boysen, Young, Geils, Ronsheimer, Maestrctti UPPER PICTURE: Ton row VV. Car i, Eickmcvcl. Fcil, Livio. Fourth row--Freeman Bruhn. XVasson, Leon. Johnson, H. Otani. Arishitu, Ci2ll'llL3ZZi. Third row7Bonos, Milcr, Rest Hinlcvl, Spzllcttzl, Vvlolic, Shaw, xXyllCl'iCl'. Sccond row -Vxfiiiircy, Brcwcr. Kennedy, Wzlsilcwslii Lange. Hour, Lemieux, Bell. Miss Duggan. Bottom row--Filippini, Blunt, Pagcndarm, Davis Dcrliy, Bcrrutu, Vv'ulkcr. Hngopian. LUXVER PlC'l'URE: Top row Grey, Storlzs, Qlulh. lliitli row --lucohs, Otzniiiurzm, Uverackcr Arinstrong, Vvlynn, Barry, Pullo, Todd, Cinccra, Dallas. Second row---Poncia, Richter, Stein hcck, Tlimms, Davis, Thule, Krolt, Johnson. Bottom row ---Baker, AndreSen, Pcdrazzini. Harris Vv'clls, Ulson, Bakar, Lcpori, Vaughn. ir soplisw, Q Cole, Griggs, Pcllialin. Fourth row Halter, Nmccclii, Foinzisi, Mxlllis. Hnnnan. Third rowf v Q' UPPER PICTURE: Top ruww Scarlcs. lvlaus, Guudanctz, Chinn, Mcndu, Boitini. . linurlh row'---Grccnc, Ruttenhurg. Curtis. Snider, King. Third row-W Fcrrcro, Dunn, Rivers, Clhicanu, Ruckrigl, Larsen, Hull. Second row f-Peoples. Gainhonini, Garvin, Church, Nickel. Bultmn rcmw-f-Williaims, johnson, McDz1ris. Roy, Evans, Carlcy. Freeman.. LOWER PICTURE: Top row'-Vxfods, August, Wzitsrmii. Pappas. Fourth ww Schallcn, Har' ris, Rurdcn, Van Bchhcr, Nlilncr. Lassen, Howard, Wilscvii. Third ruw Tashiu. Purvinc. Wcgcrmcr, Darnell. Mafhzl. Sccund row-H--Bundcsen, Rider, Craig, Gorsky. Fcuk. Buchanan. Bottom rowfOlson. lvlanion, lVIcClcndon, Cnrda. Klenicnuk, Bunce. Cunncrly. The Library and Miss Alleifs Librarians. The Sewing Class. Auto Shop. Wood Shop. The Physics Lab. Chemistry Lab. At wo km. CTIXH I IES Boys L eague Rally Commdutee G l C B Hcgninr Sou JK Music Block P Fuiure F 0 5 i l ' . Cliff , f America. .wqhxh X M f 0 sw ? ' 6 If 'N M M1 K .. N I AM.- 1 J E 2 5 Sales Coin mittcc l'ImtoggrzipIic1's Advcrtising Coin in ittcc Miscellaneous Helpers The Enterprise Stuff p ztu ztthe hunk Editor Asst. Editor Literary Editor Nfargurct Zitlaiu Judy Denham ,lame Doss Advertising Mgr. Art Mgr. Busiiicss Mgr. Barham Bunce Chuck Smith Alhcrt juries Advisor Mirs. Schohcld 3 0 C Spring President Ernie Grob Fall President Leo Hinkel FALL CABINET-Bob Peck. Dean Marty. Leo SPRING CABINET7Mr. Reyburn, Richard Hinkel, Harvey Jerome. Mr. Rayburn, lVIcEvoy. Albert Jones, Ward Wilson. FALL REPRESENTATIVES--Bob Chadwick, SPRING REPRESENTATIVES 7 Mr. Rey' Tony Albini, Al Kuck. burn, Louis Rorden, Bob Peck, Cliff Orr. The purpose of the Boysi League is to promote the interests of this school and to develop at spirit of unity and good will among boys, and it is open to any boy who is ei student of Petaluma High School. Fall CABINET Spring Leo Hinkel ,,.,.,,........., ..,.....,.... P resident .....,.,........ .........,.... E rnie Grob Richard Muirhcad .,...,s. ............... V icefPresident ............,..... ........ R ichard McEvoy Harvey Jerome .......... ...... M imager Boys' Athletics... ..... .......... W ard Wilsoii Bob Peck ................. ................ S ecretary .............,..... ............ B ob Oertel Dean Marty ...... ........ R eporter ....... ...... A lbert jones We ojftlt bo YIQULM jf the giir 5' livtli To he a little kindlier Vkfith the passing of eaeh day. To leave hut happy memories As we go along our way, To use possessions tha tare ours ln serviee full and free, ' To saeriliee the trivial things For larger good to he. OUR PURPOSE To he quite tree from selffintent, Wh:tte'er the task we do. To work and play and pray and trust Unti lthe journey's done. Then may we have the strength of heart, Of motive and of will, To do our part and falter not, This purpose to fulfill. Fall GIRLS' CLUB CABINET Spring Barhara W4ite1's,,, Darleen Eaglin .,.,,,,,,, ..... Eleanor Tennyson ..,.,,, ..... Naney Iverson ,.,.., Angie Ivlusso t,,,,.,, Marie Baur ,,,,,e,,,,,. jean Weiiilzliid .e,.,,, ...,.,, Doretha Craig, President ,,t,..,.....,,,,, ., ....,.VieefPresident,,,.,. ..SeeretaryfTreasurer.. ,....Soeial Seeretarymi. ,,..i.G. A. A. Presidente, Senior Representative ..,.,,. ...,,, junior Representative ,.,..., .,,, Soph, Representative ...... . . ,...,Darleen Eaglin ..,.,tEarhara Watters .,..,.Marjorie Bock .,.,,,,.,.Naney Iverson ..,..,...,,,,,,tAiigie Ivlusso Dorothy Christensen t,,t,,,m,,,,Gerry Serpa ..,.t,Lillian Klemenok Iiall Presidt it Spring, Iusidtnt Barharu Vv ltei 1 un CABINET Darleen Eaglin, Angie Ivlusso, Barhara Vv'aters, Naney Iverson, Eleanor Tennyson, Miss Brown. GIRLS' CLUB REPRESENTATIVES -lvlaric Baur. -lean XVeinland, Dot Christensen, Doretha Craig, Gerry Serpa, Lillian Klcmcnok. BELOW' Some of the girls that helped to paek the Thanks' giving haskets and the packages that went to Europe. Bxgi S stcrs Motlmer and Daughter Tea c Ncw G11-ls' Club Cabinet The New Cnbgnct Going to S1111 Francisko T girls? Cl b mc zifzvi ies We of the fcdl The fundamental purpose of vocational agriculture in our high school is to give training in producing crops, in raising livestock, in marketing the products, and in performing efhciently the numerous jobs which a typical farmer of the community must perform. In addition, it should give training to lit the student to be a leader in his community and to help make farm life a most pleasant and productive life. With these objectives in mind, our federal board of education, together with our state boards, has organized definite courses in vocational agriculture. These courses are set up only after a most careful study ofthe problems involved has been made, and the courses are made to adapt the school instruction to those activities with which the students later will of necessity have to do. The primary objective of thc class room instruction is to form a definite correlation with the boy's home project. This project is the basis ofthe course. It gives the boy an opportunity to apply in a practical way the principles which he learns in the class room. He starts his project on a modest scale in his freshman year and builds on it as his knowledge and ability permits. Wheii he graduates, he has a definite farming enterprise with a background of four years' study in the latest management practices. In addition to his theoretical and practical knowledge of farming, he gets a good training in farm bookkeeping and training for leadership. Through his Future Farmer organization, he learns how to conf duct a meeting and to get up on his feet and talk, The boys learn how to judge livestock and poultry and how to prepare livestock and exhibit them at the fairs. In their agriculture mechanics shop they also learn how to build and repair farm equipment and how to sharpen and take care of their tools. Fall l'resident Dean lviarty 5 g P d t .' win 1 resi en Silvio Cincera Fall President Ivlarie Baur Spring President Alfred Nella Fall CzzbiiictfMi'. -Iolinson, Dean Covert, Donna Mazxss, Angie Musso, Gerry Egbert. Barbara lolinson, Marie Baur. Spring CabinetfAngie Milsso, Lois Hughes, Alfred Nella, Kay Nelson, Shirley Hooper, Barbara llohnson, Mr. Johnson. Fall HONOR SOCIETY CABINET Spring Marie Baur ...... ....... ,7V........,VVV P r Csldellt .,...............VV..... ,...... A lfred Nella Dean Covert ,,.,... ......,i, V icefPresident ....... ....,.... A ngie Musgo Gerry Egbert ...... e...... S eeretary ..,.,,,V ....,.. B arbara Johnson Angie Musso ..,..,,... e..V....,, T reasurer ri......... ..,.,,.,,,,. K ay Nelson Barbara Johnson ....v,, ,,...,,, S ocial Secretary ,.,..,... ,,,,,,,,,, L Dig Hughes Donna Maass ,,....... ........ R eporter ..,.,,........,,. .,..,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, S hirley Hooper FALL, 1946 SPRING, 1947 Sonoma Swimming Party--fOetober 15 Installation of OfIicers'-fOctober 17 Selling Cokes at Analy Gamef Octob Initiation and Dance at Santa Rosa Sebastopol DinnerfffNovember 6 CI' Installation of Oilicers-February 12 C. S. F. Convention at Napa-February 22 Annual Spring Banquet and Joint Initiation followed by Dancef 4March 4 Installation and Initiation of Honor T Society at TamalpaisfMarch 14 MIDSPRING, 1947 LATE SPRING, 1947 Visit to University Campus Swimming Party at Boyes Springs lioltll the honor sm szicw We urs , ,. ,. ,. , , . , ,X f..'Xl lLl.I..'X. Inu Vmx' l'.lt -Illwllllllx Bm' Sylllllllx lilllI'lCllk' llllllld, l'l.lI1xx'N Ilwvlwlw, fN.wm1 Iyfll, B-lIlMlI.l Illvuxu. rV1ilLlUllI1L' Allultl, M145 BL'I'llIlx'll. SVCUIILI nm' ML11'll1.l Kk'lYITl'klY, M.11lx'lw Pm-rw11x'. I'IlIQl'l1k' Hun-rlwlc, Lmm liulm. Ruhcrtzl Kclly. lilllll blmwlxlwfxlm. .IIMIIIVU Ulwu. Vx'1lm.s Strlnluwk. 'l'l111'd um' Milly' lmu Hzmfcn. Bcity 'Tl'C.lKlXNL'H. M.ll'Il1I1 Bk'flL'IlL'UlIII, lhrlmvrhx' I'n'ltcm'ull1t, 0191 limvrmiwfgx, cllivflil lqlngdmm, Bcity BKIVIIHQQIIIIU, Mullin' Sdlaullig. ISJXNI3: lhyk xnxx' fflunv Turnldgc, Rulwrl Urcun. VIJIIIVN SIHIII1, D.1lIu11 IJ1llmgQl1.1111. Vvlmm Ihllglm. CIwym'tl1 Hum. jueuplm King. Ifitrlu ruw IDUIIQIHS Luckvy, H.lr-mld l5'.'X111lw1'11g1.1. XXVIHIJIVI PUIIVI. Rmmld c1I'llUdllH, Anna Mar Slfilllh. Mary Ann Nurlmm, Lulvllxl Vail. ISUIIIIIW nm llqvld Yuw, Irxnmklm Burns, M1lNfll1 Uiliry. Tlnmms Stzrtvn, Rulwxl IRIPPIH. ilum XXVIIZUIJIILI. I7n'x'c1lv fiullvn. Tlmgl row Mr'. Hntfiuld, Charles Ogxkvs, Bylil PlllAX'lI1L'. Mll3'I1JllLi Illlllldllkl. Iam' N-lk.lIIIlIIEl. lfrmwl Snmll. ff'l1.lz'lu- Mwllcr. Sucmmd row Stqmluy NlIkilII1llI'.l, Bvxwllx' IM-ml. tX4illI1II! XVZIIIQIHEI, I3z11'l'mx4x -IUIIHNUI1, ,lKHll1l1C Alcnwn, M2ll'lCllC XVIII. XXHQIC Munn, Slmlvy NL'11Nl'II, IIIINI frm' fiunxlcl I.ymlx. Dmmld l iT111pl111, Xlifgllllll BI'UL'LHHX'x', Cnrnlyxm Burns. uLll'lW.lI4l fN'1IHm'l. 5-1.l'N' l.1 c F111 nm, UIQ-rm fbnk. ,Inns c11lI'l1CI'. 'SN-0 Qf BOYS' CHORUS: Back row -V Bill Graham, Orville Sturm, Don Peek, jim Martin, Johnny lverson, Bob Ganlett, Miss Bertuleit. Front rowfDean Gates, Darrell Wittinire, Leo Hinkel, -lim Gasarotti. Keith Poehlmann, Bob Peek, Russell Barrett. STRING CHOIR: Left to right--Frances Hobbs, janet Tyler. Luella Vail, Anna Mae Straub. Charles Oakes. Mr Hatfield. Dalton Dillingham, Leila Shoemaker, lvliriam Pedrazzi. Herbert Graff, Shirley Larson, Marie Baur, Ernie Small. Nlargaret Zitlau. GIRLS' CHORUS: Back row,-josephine Nosecehi, Gertrude Dettling. Shirley Gilliam, Angie Fernandez, Lillian Pallo, Erma Hinkel. Third row-Miss Bertuleit. Naomi Derr. Edith Graham. Betty Andresen, Patsy Armstrong, Muriel Church, judy Wasilewski. Second rowfPhyllis Kelly. Helen Spear. Dorothy Greopi, Mzibel Gineera, Isabel Fomasi. lvlary Hall. First row-- loanne Davis, Alice Carr, LaVonne Winn, Louise Forno, Gloria Patoeehi, Lois Dunn, Joanne Daniels. . Voices in ith ir ...A 1+ as e A . gi S i' AIAVX su, M51 ,e.r,,.i, me , Si hm ,, OUR YELL LEADERS: Clnrni Pzitrmeeln, Dwi fllirwtensen, Helen Trmnini. RALLY COMMITTEE: Buck ruww- Helen Tcvnini. Dut Cliristensen, Gloria Vv'ells, .lean Barry Clicrrill Henderson, Dun Bergstcdt. Vv'z1lt Millei', Bill Larsen, Norman clN'CI'IlCliCI'. liulluiii row Gloria Putoeelwi, Blll'l'W2ll'll Hardie. Glenduru Vv'l1itnin'e, Pant Fzlrquur. ,Inn Ceresai, Luia Hughes Mary Downing, Keith Poelilmzinn. -lim Czisurotti. THE TAM MA,lORETTES : Dean Oates, Vvlilly Petersen, Bug Petersen THE ANALY SPIRITH: l3zxrlwr:1 Hardie, GlCIldKlI'1l Vwfliitinire. Put l:llI'Llllill', Hqirulal Candi- inatori, ,lim Ceresa. joe Brazil. Jim Cusurotti. Bob Petersen, Keith Poclilmnnn. Rally ri mind run 0 Q r, r lm dl and ttjoretzte Something new has been instituted for the school this year: ina-ljorettes. These girls are selected hy the students' popular vote from among chosen contestants. They then undergo strenuous training, and exhibit their talent at the various football and hziskethzill games. They have added greatly to the spirit and entertainment at games, and it is hoped that their good work will eontinue. Calendar o gyenrls events SEPTEMBER IO--Opening of school, Student Body meeting. 13-Girls' ,Club meeting. 23---Assemblye-Bob Wood, cartoonist. 26-Boys' League meeting, movie. 27-----Student Body meeting. CCTOBER S-Big and Little Sister party. l0fvAssernbly-Rose Resnick, pianist. l'3YfGirls' Club meeting, movie. 21-Assembly-Dell Harter, speaker. 22gBoys' League meeting. 28-Boys' League meeting, movie. 30-Big Sister party. 31-H-Girls' Club meeting. NOVEMBER 6-Assembly-Musical program. 19-AAssembly-Walter Everman, scientist. DECEMBER ' 2-faAssembly-Wm. Holmes, movies on Orient. 6-Boys' League meeting-Acting Warden Teets of San Quentin, speaker. JANUARY 7-Boys' League meeting. 10-lAssembly--Dr. Howard Kershner, speaker. 13-Student Body meeting. 20-Girls' Club meeting-Harriet Barnes, dramatf ic interpreter. Assembly,-Raymond K. Fong, singer. 23-Boys' League meeting. 28-Student Body meeting. 29-V-Girlsf Club meeting-Farewell to graduating girls. FEBRUARY 3-Assembly-Erman Gray, musician. 14-Girls' Club meeting-Mrs. Scoville, speaker. 24--Assembly-Reverend Ferris, speaker. MARCH 4-C. S. F. dinner and dance. 5-Assembly--Emiline Bogue, dramatic actress. 7-Boys' League meeting, movie. IO-Assembly-Mr. Bias, movies on our national parks. 11-Girls' Club meeting-Mrs. Heyvvarcl, speaker 17-Assembly-Musical program. 19-G. A. A. banquet. 25--Assembly-Mr. Bobo, magician. APRIL 7-Assembly-Mr. Gorden, movies. 8-Boys' League meeting, movie. 10-F. F. A. Parent and Son Banquet. 18---Assembly-PanfAmerican program. 21--Assembly-Reverend Brittin, speaker. 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Hafmdt fouiaa, Our M zigsltzinnersw The Trojan football machine started the season off in good style by holding a powerful Berkeley High team to a 7 to 6 score. They then came back strong to decisively defeat San Rafael, john Swett, and Analy. The rest of the season was a series of heartfbreaking defeats. Many of the remaining games saw Petaluma outplaying their opponents but failing to come off the field with the winning score. A typical example of this was the Santa Rosa game, in which Petaluma outfgained their opponent, but lost by a score of 26f7. Despite the mediocre showing on the record book, this team displayed a brand of football that indicates the Trojans are on the way up in the football world. ffCraig Ortlieb. Player of the year' Byron Dorsett Coach Ortlieb Back row--Bud Chadwick, Vernon Christensen, Craig Miller, Ken Lau, Bob Studdert, Ernie Jensen, Walt Miller, Bob Rippin, Mr, Ortlieb. Second row4Byron Dorsett. Nardy Wcmodson, Jack MacKinnon, Allan Gilmore. Cliff Orr, Cvene Christani, Harold Cademaf tori, Don Bergstedt, Bob Barry. First row--Richard Baccioccio, Dick Treadwell, Keith Poehlmann. Bob Chadwick. Bud Milner, Bill Ewan, Frank Blankenship. 9 82 p ,573 p 48 Mttztntl ho they tt e During this last year, the merchants of Petaluma have heartily supported the athletic teams of the school. Through their generosity notices of the scheduled games have appeared in the local paper, thus hringing a larger group of supporters to the games. It was these merchants, through the Chamher of Commerce, who instituted the player of the week awards. Their interest has heen greatly appreciated hy all, and it is to these enterprising men that we say a sincere thank you. -mn-apr' Don Bergstedt Rene Eiuhardt Vernon Christensen Bud Chadwick Ernie -Iensen Harvey Aleromc Ken Lau Craig Miller Vwlall Miller Clill' Orr xX'7lll'Wlll' Vlastus Bernard Vvlmodsoii MBEBM action, tzlfpllen y B CLASS SCHEDULE September 28-Analy Reserves 'October 4-San Rafael October 11-Tomales October l8gSaint Vincent's October 22-Saint Anselm 'October 25-Tamalpais November 1-Vallejo November 9-Healdsburg 'League games ST. VINCENTS VS. PETALUMA ST. VINCENT'S VS. PETALUMA -ANALY A vs. PETALUMA A NAPA A vs. PETALUMA A Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma 19, Analy 6 O, San Rafael 20 6, Tomales O 12, St. Vincenfs 6 6, St. Anselm 6 6, Tamalpais 24 8, Vallejo O 25, Healdsburg 25' C, M and Qwlw zthcey an Q Dunn t 1 lm t yur thL m r hmt of Pptmlumm hlu hurtlly xupporud thy 'lfhlLtlC tcnms of thc Nghool Thrmlgh thur gpmrcmty IIUULLS of thy sdudulnd .,lll1Ls hum lppv, und 111 thg local pamper, thus FIHQIIIQ 1 ugu -froup of Nupporurx to t Q QIHILQ It ww t sg m r hmt throu-h thc Chamber of ONI11LlLk xx u lm 1 u L my w 1 kr 0 up ww lwu nn mt IL us ku ultly zxpprccialtcd Dun l3crgstcdL Rom' Einhzwdt Vernon KZIXHSICIISLII Bud Chadwick Ernic ,Icnscn Hznrvuy ,Icrmnc Kon Lam Craig MIIICL' Xxfvlllt Millvr Clllll Orr Vx'ilIwur Vlalwlus Bc1'nal1'Ll Vfmvdwll Back rowfjim Lemieux, jim Casarotti. Don Jacobsen. -lim Ceresa, Carlo Bottini, Lee Periera, Dick Freeman, George Poe, Mr, Delma. Second row4Danny Periera. Rick Hendersen, Perry Linder, George Pappas, Harold Pelham, Mason Gilfry, Jack Hansen, Don Cole, Herb Gretchen. Peter Webb. First row-Robert Myers, Bill Bonos, Ernie Grob. Wesley Gilfry, Maynard Rodland, Douglas Lackey, Ward Wilson, Jim Hachn, jimmy Phillips. Coach Delma Reminiscences of a coach: Call for candidates. Results: inexperience, anxiety, ambition, enthusiasmfall characteristic of young brawn beckoning to the gridiron call. Future greats to bel Weeks of drills: fundamentals, blocking, tackling, clipping, punting, pivoting, sidestepping, calisf thenics, introduction of the T formation, plays, signals, new plays, more signals. Coach's headaches: players' blackouts, repetition, repetition! At last! First game: touchdowns, victories, defeats, ties. Season progresses: players developing ability, assurance, selffconndence. Highlights of a successful season: Petaluma 8, Vallejo O: Trobabes had arrivedffno longer yearlings, 1 but veterans all. , e Eyes toward the future- -a coach's wish of luck to all, a grand group of boys. All will he truly future greats- - -fHal Delma. Prrssfng zigsloin pd rude fmit -...xy A CLASS SCHEDULE September 27a'fBerkeley 'October 4-San Rafael October 1 l-Y --John Swett 'fOctober 19ffAnaly :October 27- 4aTamalpais 'November I-F-Vallejo :':Novcmbcr 9- --Napa 'November 16fSanta Rosa 'kLcague games GKAYY Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma 6, Berkeley 7 33, San Rafael 0 22, John Swett 12 13, Analy 0 O, Tamalpais 13 12, Vallejo 44 6, Napa 19 7, Santa Rosa 26 ANALY vs. PETALUMA SANTA ROSA GAME NAPA vs. PETALUMA team on he gridiron wBe,eM czcctziom fplen gy 'October October October October B CLASS SCHEDULE September 28-Analy Reserves 44San Rafael 1 1 2 1-Tomales 8-Saint Vincent's 2-Saint Anselm 2 5-Tamalpais '5November 1-Vallejo November 9-Healdsburg 'League games 'October ST. VINCENT'S vs. PETALUMA ST. VlNCENT'S VS. PETALUMA -ANALY A vs. PETALUMA A NAPA A vs. PETALUMA A Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma 19, Analy 6 O, San Rafael 20 6, Tomales O 12, St. VlHCCHflS 6 6, St. Anselm 6 6, Tamalpais 24 8, Vallejo O 25, Healdsburg 25 Um lwfopsre S Ltl uml Il wfood bi krthill tum this yur ut it was jiuxcd from thc start. Illmm md we prnsions kipt thr trim lrom mar hung it full strrugth In spite of their record, all of thcir sgunrs wirr low. md h lrd fouwht Thru of thur -'uhm wary tird up with sm oven scorn within two minutw of thr f ir ind Thr tr im mrmhr rs pliyrd rhr l1lI'LlLSt bi kcthall of which they wcrc czlpahlc, zmd durrvr 1 ot of rrrdit for tuir moth N5 Npirit iwht down to the last QZIIUC, - Cruel Ortlirh Top row Alhcrt jones, Riclmrd Austin, Bill Foster, Wailt Miller, Ernie: jcnscn. Claus shelling, Craig MlllCl', Don Puck. Mr. Ortlich. Bottom row jim Lcmicux. Leo Hinkcl. Don HZlgSfI'l1I1l. Yo Otani. Harvey jcromc, Richard lvicffvoy, Larry Fagan. B CLASS SCHEDULE December 6-Sonoma 'January 10-Santa Rosa 'january 17-Tamalpais 'kjanuary 24-Vallejo January 31-Napa 'February 7-San Rafael February 11-Acalanes 'February '21--Anabf February 28-Santa Rosa C CLASS SCHEDULE, October 2-San Rafael 'October 10-Santa Rosa 'October 17-Tamalpais 'October 24-San Rafael 'October 311-Santa Rosa 'November 7-Tamalpais November 14-San Rafael 'League games B CLASS BASKETBALL: Top row4Larry Fagan, Rick Hen' derson, Dick Freeman, jim Casarotti, Norman Overacker, Don Thomas, Frank Thomas, Tom Koga. Cap Schuster. Bottom row-Perry Linder, Charles Oakes, Maynard Rodlancl, Tommy Chinn, Tommy Sugioka. C CLASS BASKETBALL: Top row-Gerald Tiger, Roy Otaf mura, Dale Oates, Norman Harris, Roger Dornbush, Dean Oates, Stewart Curtis, Cap Schuster. Bottom row4Floyd Walker, Stanley Nakamura, Toshu Koga, Thomas Staton, Gerald Lynch, Benny Walker. Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma 13, Sonoma 26 11, Santa Rosa 29 22, Tamalpais 44 11, Vallejo 43 9, Napa 33 19, San Rafael 34 17, Acalanes 30 24, Analy 21 8, Santa Rosa 38 8, San Rafael 22 16, Santa Rosa 30 2-7, Tamalfnais 17 5, San Rafael 6 5, Santa Rosa 37 4, Tamalpais 14 6, San Rafael 21 Coach Schust 66 99 A CLASS SCHEDULE December Cui -fSo11oma 'kjanuary IO --Santa Rosa t january 17 Tamalpais :kjauuary 24 Vallejo :kjammry 11' -Napa ? Fclvruary Felwruary 3'Fclw1'uary :l:Fclwruary :R League gg 7 San Rafael 1 1 ---f-Acalanes 21 -Analy 28 - Santa Rosa QUHCS lwupstevrs frm the Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma Petaluma Sonoma 19 Santa Rosa 18 Tamalpais 33 Vallejo 38 Napa 25 San Rafael 32 Acalanes 47 Analy 31 Santa Rosa 30 1 Left and Center ACALANES vs. PETALUMA 1RightJ SANTA ROSA VS. PETALUMA in .I' ' x -l UMTZC Top row--Mickelson, Howe, Chioso, Ceresa, Casarotti, Kristensen, Lee Periera, Carzoli, Fagan, Poehlmann, Studdert, Stimson, Brandner, Wade, Bergstedt. Second row-Mackey, Littleton, Tom Koga, Poe, Allen, Chinn, Menclonca, Arishita, Otamura, Peterson, Schallen, Tiger, Martens, Sugioka. Third row'-Bellas, Coach Ortlieb, Grail, Scott, Johnson, Gretchen, Rios, Overacker, Frank Thomas, Silva, Don Thomas, Baccioccio, Wohlers, Keys, Minter, Harris, Coach Doss. Bottom row-William Otani, Sartori, Danny Periera, Potter, Howard, Zanattero, Barret, Barone, Tashio Koga, Rodland, Staten, Nakamura, Henry Otani. A CLASS: B CLASS C CLASS March 1i4Analy March 15-Analy March 15-Analy March 22fSanta Rosa March 20-San Rafael March 20-San Rafael March 29-Tamalpais March 29-Tamalpais March 29-Tamalpais April l9gDavis April 19-Davis April 19-Davis May 3-f-Santa Rosa fsubfleaguej May 3-Santa Rosa fsubfleaguej May 3f-AfSanta Rosa fsubfleague May 10--Santa Rosa CN. B. LJ May 10-Santa Rosa QN. B. L., May 10-Santa Rosa fN. B. LJ May 17f-Berkeley QN. C. SJ -May 17--Berkeley QN. C. S., 'S MCzintle W en TENNIS: Back row-Mr. Reyburn. Perry Linder, Ernie Small, Charles Moller, Doug: Haver mann, Sydney Lundgren, Floyd Vifolstenholm, Don Dietlein. Front row-Claus Shelling Richard McEvoy, Richard Donati, Clem Novak, LeRoy Green, Bobby Philbert, Charles Oakes BASEBALL: Back row-Schuster, Segerman. Rippin, Stocks, Hagstrom, Lemieux, Miller Bud Chadwick, Bob Chadwick, Maus, Treadwell, Shaw, Steele. Front row--Moreda, Bottini Wright, Bonus, Harris, Hansen, Jerome, Grob, Gilmore, Waite, Palm, Cristani. FALL TENNIS October 8'--Saint Helena October IO--fSanta Rosa Petaluma O, 7 D I etaluma I , Saint Helena 9 Santa Rosa 4 'October I8----Tamalpais Petaluma O, Tamalpais 'S 4'October 25fSan Rafael Petaluma l San Rafael 4 'November lfVallejo Petaluma 2, Vallejo 2 November 8-Santa Rosa Petaluma 0, Santa Rosa 5 'November 12-ie-Healdsburg Ietaluma I Healdsburg 4 SPRING TENNIS BASEBALL March 13 Tomales March l4f San Rafael March I8 Saint Helena March 18- Toinales March 21-Benicia March Zlm Healdsburg March 25 Sonoma March 26W San Rafael March 28 Santa Rosa April Sf -Healdsburg 'April llfVallej0 :l:April Iii-Benicia April 18 -'--- San Rafael :lfApril 25-f Napa :f1May ZW ffamalpais :':May 9- -Santa Rosa Bat UL cl tzccqwezt April Sf -Geyserville 'l'April Ilw-Napa ,kApril 18ffSan Rafael :l'April Zif Tamalpais tMay 2- -Analy ,kIVIay l6f Y-Vallejo ,kIVIay 23- Santa Rosa 'League games lock Requirements The Boys' League cabinet of the fall semester revised the block awarding requirements according to the point system. The sports are classified into major sports: A football, A and B basketball, baseball, A and B track, tennis, golf, and swimming, and minor sports: C basketball, C track, soccer, volley ball, and rambler football. The blocks won in the major sports are sevenfinch purple chenille P on white background, the blocks won in the minor sports are fivefinch purple chenille P on white background. The requirements for both major and minor blocks in football, basketball, baseball, tennis, and golf are as follows: One point for making the team, one point for playing a quarter in each league game, and an additional point if the game is won. Requirements for a major or minor block in track are as follows: An average of nine points per meet is needed, earned thus: One point for competing in the meet, five points for a Hrst place, four points for a second place, three points for a third place, two points for a fourth place, and one point for a Hfth place. Long distance runners earn double points, and no one can earn more than one block in a season unless he has a carryover of fourffifths of the previous year's points, or qualifies in the North Coast Section meet. Article V of the ByfLaws of the Boys' League Constitution, which is entitled Boys' Emblem Requirements, originally consisted of fifteen sections, and all of these original sections were retained, with section three, which has been explained above, being the section which was changed the most. It is hoped that these revisions will bring about a higher standard of athletics in our school. and the efforts of those who participated in refwriting this article are duly appreciated. FALL TENNIS TENNIS: Back row-Mr. Reyhurn, Perry Linder, Ernie Small, Charles Moller, Doug Havei' mann, Sydney Lundgren, Floyd Vsfolstenholm, Don Dietlcin. Front row-Claus Shelling Richard McEvoy, Richard Donati, Clem Novak, LeRoy Green, Bobby Philbert, Charles Oakes BASEBALL: Back row-Schuster, Segcrman, Rippin, Stocks, Hagstrom, Lemieux, Miller Bud Chadwick, Bob Chadwick, Maus, Treadwell, Shaw, Steele. Front row--Moreda, Bottini Wright, Bonos, Harris, Hansen, Jerome, Grub, Gilmore, Waite, Palm, Cristani. October S---Saint Helena Petaluma Saint Helena 5 October IO- -Santa Rosa Petaluma Santa Rosa 4 'Oetober I8-Y--Tamalpais Petaluma Tamalpais S 'October 25--San Rafael Petaluma San Rafael 4 'Novemher lfVallejo Petaluma Vallejo 2 'November Sf--Santa Rosa Petaluma Santa Rosa 7 4Noyember l2fHealdsburg Petaluma Healdshurg 4 SPRING TENNIS BASEBALL March l3f -Tomales Mzirch l8ffSaint Helena March 21--Benicia March 25---Sonoma Santa Rosa Mzirch 28 April 84 fHealdsburg :l:April l lm 4-Vallejo :l:April li--Benicia April I8 --San Rafael :l:April 25- Napa :5:May 24 ffamalpais :kMay 9 -Santa Rosa March I4f San Rafael Ivlarch 18 ffomales Mzirch 21' Healdshurg ME1fCh 267- San Rafael April 8WGeyserville , April Il---Napa 'kApril 18- - San Rafael 'April 254- -Tamalpais : IVIay Zf-Analy 'fMay 16- -fVallejo 'kMay 23-- Santa Rosa 'League games Belt and tiieqiweit it ...,P-'sa ,r.i President Angie Musso. CABINET: Top row--Bernice Mudget. Louise Forno, Helen Bleisch. Nancy Iverson. Miss Olmsted, Helen Tonini, Joanne Khourie. Bottom row7Angie Musso, Shirley McDonald, Dot Christensen. Jean Reid. Back row4Byra Purvinc. Nancy Davis, Dolores Filippini, Doris Olsen, Irma Jean Peoples, Lillian Pallo, Josephine Nosecchi. Fifth row-'Doretha Craig, Gladys Lange, Elsie Gambonini, Gerry Hagopian. Ann Bell, Ruth Wirifrey, Alice Maflia, Frances Corda. Fourth row4Marion Bettencourt, Florence Jones, Helen Tonini. Joyce Millard, Naome Blunt, Miss Olmsted, Mary Lou Hanson, Grace Evans. Helen Rorden. Third row7Shirley Young, Joanne Khourie, Elsa Groverman. Jean Vdineland, Glendora Whitinire, Marilyn Petersen, Ruth Spencer, Lois Hughes, Dolores Petersen. Second rowflsorraine Sugioka, Clarice Spaulding. Jean Reid, Judy Denham. Gerry Egbert, Gloria Patocchi, Maxine Lanatti. Reba Wilson, Pat Farquar, Gerry Serpa. Bottom row4Bernice Mudget, Marie Baur. Kay Nelson, Dorothy Christensen, Angie Musso, Jacqueline Yetmer. Nancy Iverson, Helen Bleisch. Louise Forno, Annie Cincera, Shirley McDonald, Darleen Eaglin. Jean Bayless. President ..,,..,, . ,.v.......... ....,........ . ,.,,s.,..,,.. A ngie Musso VicefPresident and Secretary.. .......................,.... .,...... B ernice Mudget Mgr, Volley Ball ,,,,,,,, Helen Bleisch, Ruth Spencer Mgr. Baseball ....,.. ,,,.,.....,,, J ean Reid Mgr, Tennis ,,,,,,,,,,,,i....,,,,.......,,,......,.... Louise Forno Mgr. Basketball .... .,,,,,,,V, H elen Tonini Milf, Spggdball ,,,,,, .,.Y,,.,,, N ancy Iverson Mgr. Track ...... ,.,,,,,,,,,, J oanne Khourie Mgr, Hockey ,,,,.,,,,,A,...,.......,..,.....s. Dot Christensen Mgr. Archery .....,,......,,. ..,,,,,, S hirley McDonald The purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association of Petaluma High School is to cofoperate with the department of physical education, to promote athletics and social activities, and to foster the highest ideals of good sportsmanship and good fellowshipg and it is open to all girls having gym during the G. A. A. class period. It has a cabinet which consists of a president, a secretaryftreasurer, and seven sport man' agers, who attend the annual Berkeley Play Day given by the University of California. The money' making project of G. A, A. is a circus, which is held every two years. It also has an annual banquet for the women teachers of Petaluma High School, Something new has been started this year, for the G. A. A. girls played noon games of volley ball and baseball with volunteer boys' teams. ports it .,,,.M , VK X 4 1 . 5 Y, 1 A fl. is ...Q i Top row ,lim flercsa. Don Sm.th, Rene Einhardt, Dick Treadwell. Lee Periera. Sherwood Silva, Ronnie Vv'esterterp. Norman Harris. Second row Bill Bonos. Wesley Cillry, Don -lacohsen, Don Peck, Lavon Yearsley. Carlo Bottini. Peter Webh. Herh Gretchen. Vernon Christensen, Don Bergstcdt. Third row- Don Hagstrom. Claus Shelling. joe Harn. Bud Chadwick, Ken Lau. Budd Milner, Harvey Jerome, Irving Brown, Cap Schuster. Fourth row--V-Dale Gates. Frank Thomas. Tommy Koga. Chuck Smith. Eddie Littleton. Doug Haver' mann, Cliff Orr, Craig Mille1', Tom Nelson. Ernie Groh. Tommy Chinn. Bottom row Leo Hinkel, Don Thomas, Wilblii' Vlastos, Boh lVIcKinnon, Bill Ewan. -lim Lemieux, Ernie hlensen, Walt lviiller. Byron Dorsett. -lack McKinnon, Richard Baccioccio. CABINET- Schuster. Foster. Frank Thomas, Hagstrom. The purpose of the Block 1' Society in our school is to further hetter athletics, and it is open to all boys holding hlocks. Its project for raising the money which goes into the athletic fund is an annual hoxing show. The one for this year was held Mzircli 29, and it was a great success. President ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, ...........,,. B Foster Viqg-Prggidqm ,,,,,,, ,, ....... Don Hagstrom Secretaryfrfreasurer .... ..... F rank Thomas Q lock Requirements The Boys' League cabinet of the fall semester revised the block awarding requirements according to the point system. The sports are classified into major sports: A football, A and B basketball, baseball, A and B track, tennis, golf, and swimming: and minor sports: C basketball, C track, soccer, volley ball, and rambler football. The blocks won in the major sports are sevenfinch purple chenille NP on white background, the blocks won in the minor sports are fivefinch purple chenille P on white background. The requirements for both major and minor blocks in football, basketball, baseball, tennis, and golf are as follows: One point for making the team, one point for playing a quarter in each league game, and an additional point if the game is won. Requirements for a major or minor block in track are as follows: An average of nine points per meet is needed, earned thus: One point for competing in the meet, five points for a first place, four points for a second place, three points for a third place, two points for a fourth place, and one point for a fifth place. Long distance runners earn double points, and no one can earn more than one block in a season unless he has a carryover of fourfifths of the previous year's points, or qualifies in the North Coast Section meet. Article V of the ByfLaws of the Boys' League Constitution, which is entitled Boys' Emblem Requirements, originally consisted of fifteen sections, and all of these original sections were retained, with section three, which has been explained abave, being the section which was changed the most. It is hoped that these revisions will bring about a higher standard of athletics in our school. and the efforts of those who participated in refwriting this article are duly appreciated. X11 X f H U S M , 'X KW Q 0 5 5 4 3 3. 4 E 2 fa 53 55 5 E A l 5 w 22 l 2 ,J E Lowdown of the grads' futures Name and Nickname Betty Armstrong-- Betty Marie Baur- Bow Wow jean Bayless-- Pee Wee Donald Bergstedt- Burgie Dorothy Bettencourt- Butch Helen Bleisch-J'Turt1e Marjorie Bock- Margie Olga Bordessa- Muscles Irving Brown- Mort John Bruhn- Rhiney Barbara Bunce- Bunny Dorothy Christensen- Chris Norman Christensen- Whitey Annie Cincera-- Fat Silvio Cincera- Lover Dean Covert- Dean Gene Cristani- Geno Hugh Cunningham- Hughie Donald D'Ambrogia- Don Camille Davidson- Millie Joanne Davis- Jo Naomi Derr- Nomie Vivian Donati- Viv Byron Dorsett- Dizzy Jane Doss-- Janie Mary Downing- Mississippi Beverly Dunn-- Bev Darleen Eaglin- Dar Grace Evans- Gracie Bill Ewan- Pe Pe Head Louise Fehler- Lou Angie Fernandez- An Louise Forno- Forno Robert Giammattei- Bob Dorothy Greppi- Dot Ernie Grob-- Emie Mary Hall- Little Girl Helen Halversen- Helen Willard Gibson- Gibby Marvin Hansen- Marv Barbara Hardie- Barb ,Toe Harn- Hairy Douglas Haverman- Doug Cherrill Henderson-- Cherri Leo Hinkel- Hink Frances Hobbs- Fran Myron Holmes- Spider Shirley Hooper- Hoop Nancy Iverson- Woops Ernie Jensen-- Monster Harvey Jerome- Guadalupe Albert Jones- Alben Bob Katen- Bob Roberta Kelly- Pudgie Darlene Kent- Dody Ambition Get married Secretary Raise sheep A new pair of shoes Albert Stenographer Get the car Cow puncher Radio ham World's fattest man Learn to drive Get Bobbie pinned To travel Marry Pete Nothing Engineer Mechanic Refinisher Drive a Model T Get out of Petaluma Get married Teacher Get married Bum A big family Destination Pennsylvania Boss's lap San Fernando Valley 610 Tenth Street Housewife San Jose San Francisco Mountains Russia Circus City limits Safely pinned Virginia Yosemite Penngrove Teach at P. H. S. San Rafael Own Cline Furniture Sing Sing San Jose Iowa College Reno Pres. of U. S. Dr. s oiiice fmedical sec y, that isj Travel River SCCf6fH1'Y Santa Rosa Bill collector G St,-get Be a football star All-American fullback Professional drunk fCeng0fedj W interest in CocafCola Co. 3rd and G Get out of Petaluma Unknown Sh0ftY Cotati Flier Heaven ? ? Secretary OfHge Count R. R. ties Baseball diamond Nurse Nicasio Doctor Quinley's Spend a Lost Weekend L. A. Build H lVl0Cl6l T Alcatraz Live at River , B0y'5 Town i'WiHO,' i Brooklyn Hotel Baby sitter Sanderson's Ford Co. Teacher Kenwood Advertiser Meet St. Mary fCollege, that isj Housewife Santa Rosa Drive on the tracks Graveyard Become a Cook Jack Society bum Me Get thru college Get out of high Marry Stanley Marry a millionaire Cook house The Safeway Valparaiso Ave. Nicasio Soda jerk Bright future Get a home L. A. More lowdown Name and Nickname Tommy Koga- No, 14 Roy Kristensen- Doc Alfred Kuck- Al Gloria Kullberg-'iGlo Evelyn Lange- Evie Ken Lau- Lover Johnny Lem- Johnny Edith Lemos-'lucky' Bob MacKinnon- Mac jim Martin-- jim Dean Marty- Drunk Craig Miller- Miller Walter Miller- Horse Eugene Moreda- Gene Betty Mohr-- Dummy Bernice Mudget- Mudgir: Angie Musso-- Agnus Shirley McDonald- Mac Jane Nakamura- Shorty Alfred Nella- Mousey Kay Nelson- Kay Clem Novak- Clem Dean Oates- Monk Bob Oertel- Bob Clifford Orr- Scandy Yo Otani- Yofyo Gloria Patocchi- Pokey Don Peck- Peck Bob Petersen- Bugs Wally Peterson- Wally Barbara Rivero- Bobbie Gloria Sanderson- Glor Claus Shelling- Claus Charles Smith- Chuck Don Smith- Smitty Dorothy Stone- Dottie Anna Mae Straub- Queenie Orville Sturm- Punkin Head Beverly Symons- Legs Eleanor Tennyson- El Dorothy Thompson- Dot James Thompson- Jim Dorothy Thurman- Termitel' Betty Treadwell- Character Wilbur Vlastos- Willie Barbara Waters- Bobbie Bill Welch- Bill Helen Whalen- Whale Lee Williams- Kav-O Hugh Wilson- jack Donna Wolf- DogEV Alla Woropaieff- Alla Bernard Woodson-- Nardy' Lavon Yearsley- Boozer Margaret Zitlau- Maggie Ambition Be No. 15 A fatherfin-law Destination Drive a hot rod Valley Ford Meet Shirley at destination Altar Dress designer San Francisco Flier Mexico Business man The Hill Workl? Hawaii Flier Figure out girls fM. BJ A car Ely Road Pass civics L. A. Lose a weekfend with no hangfover Alcoholic ward Get drunk once Preston Get married to Lil A place to live Pilot Europe Frank's happiness Timbucktoo Undertaker To Barry Beat Blunt Champ Vince Texas Musician Heaven???? Accountant U. S. F. Secretary J. C. jiggolo Play for N. Y. Yankees Replace Mr. Jaelinig Get a woman Be like Mr. Green No future Get along with Joe M. Girl with money A home Farmer Work in office Convertible What's that! Get married Marry Joan Greg Teacher Bum Little Buz'er Medical secretarv Spend a Rainy Night in Rm Nothing See Bob Get married Raise kids Stop blushing Fly a Cf47 Win an argument Engineer Radio technician Air hostess Be 17 San Antonio Santa Rosa Alcatraz East The altar St. Helena White picket fence Hollywood San Francisco River It's not heaven! 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FAMILIAR FACES FROM HERE AND THERE 'I xii! X ' M 1 .L X 4 v 'wa in L9 i 2. Q - I if 1 Q g ' Q4 3 12 s l'I,.XflliS .NND I xXlTIfS .XliUil'l' 'I Hli SCYIIOUL, ll .md Il BUOSTEK l'.'Xli,'XLDIj VOR SCIHULH. BONDS. We thank you , . 0 The Enterprise is grateful for the contributions of the following business firms A. B. C. TOTfTOfTEEN SHOP 127 Main Street A. F. TOMASINI HARDWARE CO. 120 Kentucky Street AMERICAN TRUST CO. 101 Main Street ANTLERS PHARMACY 98 Western Avenue BANK OF AMERICA-Petaluma Branch 201 Main Street BANK OF AMERICA-Sonoma County Branch Main Street at Washington CAL'S CASH MARKET 12 Kentucky Street CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 112 Washington Street CHICKEN PHARMACY 176 Main Street CHRIS BECK 110 Kentucky Street COLWELL SHOE STORE 126 Kentucky Street CRES' FOUNTAIN 141 Kentucky Street DAHLGREN'S DRUG STORE 110 Main Street E. I. CAMM 53 SON 159 Main Street ELIOT'S CANDY LAND 117 Washington Street GEO. H. OTT 139 Main Street GOREE CLEANERS 27 Western Avenue G. P. MCNEAR CO. 2 Main Street H. A. IEPSEN 121 Kentucky Street HARMONY MUSIC STORE 37 Main Street j. C. PENNEY CO. 119 Main Street KING'S CREAMERY 157 Kentucky Street KRESKY MFG. CO., INC. 307 Third Street LEIGH'S 155 Kentucky Street L P3 M PHARMACY 49 Main Street LYNN RICHEY 165 Main Street MATTEI BROS. 131 Kentucky Street MILNER'S SPORTING GOODS 142 Kentucky Street MURPHY CHEVROLET CO. 424 Main Street NIELSEN FURNITURE CO. 145 Kentucky Street PETALUMA PRINTING CO. 136 Kentucky Street PETALUMA PUMP Es' WELL C 260 Main Street QUINLEY'S DRIVE-IN Third and I Streets ROSE E. PIEZZI 108 Washington Street SANDERSON MOTOR CO. 13 Third Street SOUTHWICK'S SHOE STORE 155 Main Street SUNSET STUDIO 161 Kentucky Street U. S. BAKERY 141 Main Street WALNUT PARK CREAMERY 209 Third Street THE WARDROBE 43 Main Street WEIS FLORIST 113 Western Avenue WESTERTERP BROS. 821 Main Street O ACKNOXVLEDGMENTS PHOTOGRAPHY: Sunset Studio PRINTING: Petaluma Printing Co. ENGRAVING: California Art and Engraving Co. 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