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

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THE JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY UCKING a stiff nor'easter they set their sturdy ship into the teeth of the gale at the beginning of their junior year still singing their chantey, All for one and one for all. On this lap of the voyage they assembled everyone in the hold and some of the crew entertained with a three-act comedy entitled, 5B10,000 Reward. Those who are giving the orders this year are: Robert Barnes, Captaing Betty Larson, First Mateg Emery Church, Yeomang and Mervyn Sullivan, Second Mate. Miss Ethel Burroughs is again guiding their hardy little craft. They are now looking forward to a Prom to be held a short time before they anchor for the summer. With one more year of voyaging before their cruise is over they are planning big things for the last lap of the voyage. ,ni 1:1 'PfE':,s'.' I it P 57' i F ws.. ' A,- T 5iEiflE7 l '. ,-1 1 Mia .f,.-5-P' T

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l l .4 Preridezzt V ice-Prerid en! Secrelary R617l'6,fElZfdfiZ 6 ROBERT BARNES BETTY LARSON EMERY CHURCH MERVYN SULLIVAN THE JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY ITH a hearty Heave Ho the anchor was weighed and a well-manned schooner sailed out of the harbor, with some fifty passengers, on a four-year cruise on the higher seas of learning. These voyagers were entertained in the early part of the trip at a reception given them by the sophomores. After carefully taking their bearings they returned this kindness by inviting the entire school to a dance given a short time later. With Miss Margaret Wood in the pilot-house and the following officers at the helm, they managed to steer clear of the shoal and rapids in the first year of their voyage: Helen Hitchcock, Captain, Emmet Corbin, First Mate, Paul Stefani, Yeoman, and Florence McCormack, Second Mate. They rode at anchor in a small harbor for a short time and then began the second lap of their cruise. During the forenoon watch early in September, 1933, they set sail and at three bells, when all reported for duty, they discovered that a number of their passengers had stayed ashore. Witlm the order from the captain for full speed ahead they scrubbed decks and prepared to entertain the freshmen. This voyage was directed by: Florence McCormack, Skipper, Mervyn Sullivan, First Mate, Helen Hitchcock, Yeo- mang ,Emery Church, Second Mate, and Miss Ethel Burroughs, Navigator. ?2' N l RQ 'E L -,.. U , , A--- -' '-CQRYQ-lm' , ' - ' ' - a-V .V A -as ,- -1 ,. '-.C .211 . .3i?'-,--.g-1

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Prefidefzt Vice-Prefidem' Secretary R6ll'7I'6J'677ldfi1!6 RALPH PEZZAGLIA WARREN SMITH KATHRYN ELLIOTT JACK TALBERT THE SOPHOMORE CLASS .T ,LE.,Q ? 1 'ME ,+- .. , -,,, v N, ' M, E vm' 'umm 1h.Hl ,' - U' 2 .rv my i E1 I 4 EEL -Q:-1 - -if 'hal '- ---.-..