Rio Vista High School - Netherland Yearbook (Rio Vista, CA)

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cnioristic ,W m bitions Name Ambition Martha Brann .... 'Nurse ..........,,................ .........,,.. . Melba Clark ............. To find the right man .............,........... Frances Crescenzi First Woman Secretary of State Jean Christensen ..... Nurse for broken hearts ............ Almah Dozier ....... Miss 1952 ...........,............. Phyllis Fenton ..... Spy in Mars ........,,...... Elmer Filbert .... Fritzi Frey ...,,... Garbage Man .....,.......,,. Dean at Mills College Hilda Furtado ..... Paris Model ...........,.. June Hamilton ......,.. Tight-Rope Walker Patricia Hamilton ...... Business Woman Walter Hechtman ...... Great Lover ........ Louise Hitchcock ..... School Teacher ..... George Ike ................... . Expert Tuba Player .. Margie-Belle Landis Comic Writer Kenneth Leimbach .... Horse Doctor ...........,. Mildred Machado Kenneth McKinnon Woman Motor Cop Traveling Medicine Man Nellye Parry ........ Lady of Leisure ...............,.... William Parry ........... Chain of Service Stations Romildo Pezzaglia .... Retired Business Man ...,... Maida Jean Totman ...,, Expert Finger Waver Lung Hing Toy ............ 2nd Bill Tilden ............ Yoke Toy ............... Scientist .............. Josephine Yorg Music Teacher Twenty Years Hence Gold Digger Texas Cow Girl Movie Actress Farmer's Wife Supporting Walt Selling Fish Chorus Girl Instructor Pursuing Caesar Powerful Katrinka Tap Dancer Working for Joe E. Brown Selling Free Wheeling Married to Blake Connie Mack's Successor French Artist Manager of a Traveling Show Married to ar Jew Collecting Bugs Old Maid Long Distance Swimmer In a Devil of a Fix Hula Hula Dancer Emperor of China Inventor of Electricity Loafing at the Bakery CINV IH'.ElI-I.I.'EIN Eli-LI. OAA.I.'A.LHl HJ. NEIEIIEININ

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THE NETHERLAND NINETEEN TPHRTYIHWC gmagine Martha Brann ......A ----, F lifting Melba Clark . ...,... ..V..,.........7V--.. M Zlffiefl Frances Crescenzi A.,.... lJotteHingzijoke Jean Christensen ..n,,... A monotone Almah Dozier ........... ........ W ithout Walt Walter Hechtman ........ Without Almah Phyllis Fenton ..... ............... F ishing Elmer Filbert .... ..., N ot Blushing Fritzi Frey ........... .,.... C rooning Patricia Hamilton .....o,.....,............ With Curls June Hamilton ...... With a sylph-like figure Louise Hitchcock o.................. A wall flower kindred Blachado ......,. lvith fatlegs Kenneth McKinnon ..., .....,.. N ot bluffing NeHyeIEuTy ,..,,.e.. .......... Shouwng William Parry ...... .e,...... . , .....,...,....,..,....,.... A Don Juan Romildo Pezzaglia ...... .o,.. C humming with Richard Brann Blaida Jear1fFotrnar1 ,..... .................,............. Xfaledictorian LungIhng'Toy ........ ..... VVMh21queue Yoke Toy ....... .............................. D ancing Josephine Yorg .... ..,...., I n Paul Stephani's Boots Cleorge Ike ............. ,..e. Sassing Dlrs.B4otheral Kenneth Leimbach .,... .................,....., W ith a harem Richard Mills ,.....l,..i ,..... W ith a pink and white skin Margie-Belle Landis ....,. .,....,..,., A night club hostess Hilda Furtado ..,... .,,.,, W ith a spritely step E161

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THE NETHERLAND NINETEEN THIRTY-TWO ylffy iliafy Dear Diary: Click! click! click! all day. It gets mighty tiresome some days, but one must earn her living when she has no husband to support her. Dearest Diary: Had big convention in town today. Will be here for some time. About a week, I guess. Was called out constantly, and of all things, I didn't wear low-heeled shoes, and my feet surely suffered. One old duff tried to be funny, but I soon put him in his place. Dearest Diary: Convention still here, and what do you think? Surprised me out of my wits. About ten o'clock this morning, a call came in for a stenographer. I took the address and started off. I was sitting there nonchalantly looking over my notes, when in walked Romildo Pezzaglia. Well, he didn't do any dictating then. We just sat and talked, and talked. He's buyer for several large stores here in San Francisco, and also for J. Stern Sz Co., back in Rio Vista. After he got out of high school, he started in Stern's as clerk and just worked up. Later he was transferred to San Francisco. He told me that Kenneth McKinnon was in town also, and that he was Rio Vista's physician. Of course that brought Kenneth Leimbach to my mind, and instantly I asked about him. As I expected to hear, he was do- ing the best ever as Isleton's doctor. And how's old Maida Jean getting along? he asked me. Maida, I told him, had a beauty' shop in Sacramento, and was going strong. She had twenty girls working under her. One by one we went over all of our class-mates. Between us, we soon had them all accounted for. Melba Clark was secretary in the office of the National Gas Corporation in Suisun. Bill Parry and Elizabeth Schlager were running the biggest gas station in Isleton. E181