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

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SENIORS l Hart Kalebaugh Adelaide Madrid Thomas Matsubara Thelma Nelson Agnes Nichols Edward Rice Toshio Sasaki Lloyd Schmidt Frank Shafer Clifford Smith Lucile Sullivan james Throne Doris Williams Lucille Wood Yoshio Yamada Frances Yearnshaw A 11.1151 ' 'YJI5'-' 12 l 'Wi V ' ' ' .i

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SENIORS l George Akers Paul Adcock Alzina Azevedo Richard Brann Marion Balsmeier Gerald Brown Geraldine Brown Hazel Davis Harold Elliot Edgar Emigh Robin Fenton Jack Flannigan Margery Filbert Urzilla Garfield Renato Giannetti l , 4 n ,, .. xt... l Q milf ' ,G+

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY N THE FALL OF 1929, paddlewheels commenced turning, and a steamboat loaded with passengers began its slow chug-chug up the river of education. The passengers were welcomed at a delightful reception given them by the sophomores and in the following spring they reciprocated by a most successful dance. The leaders of this band were: Muriel Jeffery, President, Marion Balsmeier, Vice-President, Edgar Emigh, Secretary-Treasurer, Lucille Wood, Representative, Mrs. Mildred Smith, Adviser. The first landing was made with much rejoicing and after a shore leave they began again with renewed enthusiasm to continue their journey. Their first duty they executed faithfully in giving a reception to the freshmen. The officers of this year were: Muriel Jeffery, President, Frances Yearnshaw, Vice-President, Agnes Nichols, Secretary-Treasurer, Renato Giannetti, Representative, Mr. D. C. Simpson, Adviser. During their third year the sailors proved that acting ability was included in their list of merits and they successfully produced Believe It Or Not, a humorous three-act comedy. The Prom, given in May, was a lovely affair. Their executives for that year consisted of: Lucille Wood, President, Frances Yearnshaw, Secretary-Treasurer, Edgar Emigh, Representative, Mrs. A. Vandiveer, Adviser. On the fourth and last portion of their journey, these hardy sailors were lead by: Richard Brann, President, Renato Giannetti, Vice-President, Agnes Nichols, Secretary-Treasurer, Marion Balsmeier, Representative, Mrs. A. J. Vandiveer, Adviser. They gave a ball in the fall and in the spring they successfully presented Your Uncle Dudley, a most fascinating three-act comedy. During their four year voyage the class of '33 was well represented in all the sports. Certain members of it materially contributed to the musical organizations of the school. As the steamboat drew near Port Graduation, its remaining passengers, of which there were only thirty-one, recalled their past .trip with a mingling of pleasure and regret. They had been forced to bid a tearful farewell to many of their comrades in the several ports, and some new passengers had boarded' Those who had stood by the ship were nearing the end of the journey and they bade each other a fond adieu before each continued his way on a separate road. 9 J' - 'Pl-r NME l xvkrkk ia... V. 4 mi-lil ' -r. 'l if L iv il' if --, , ' S., ' agp- - ? '- H Y -' L- 5, . N -2-