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

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President Vice-President Secretary Rrfresmlaiivc R Pazznoua V. GORDON E. NAICANO B. EMIGH IUNIOR CLASS HISTORY 'Twas way back in '32 when the juniors, fifty-nine strong and waving the banner Forward Ever, Backwa-rd Never, started to build the first span of their bridge called Learning. They were first entertained by the sophomores, and dutifully retu.rned this courtesy by giving the Freshman Return, which proved an important pile in the bridge. Outstanding piledrivers that year were: Jane van der Hoogt, Betty Emigh, Catherine Flodin, and Ralph Pezzaglia with Mr. Ruby as foreman. All their early timidity gone, the juniors boldly continued their work as they in turn planned a reception for the incoming freshmen. Ralph Pezzaglia, VVarren Smith, Kathryn Elliot, and Jack Talbert gave orders this year with Mr. Duffield as bridge tender. After sending a guard ahead to inspect the bridge, the juniors again set out to build the third span of their Bridge of Learning. They first entertained the other workers by means of the Junior Play entitled Second Childhood where laughter and hilarity presided. They made plans for and gave their an nual Prom this year with delightful results. Ralph Pezzaglia Verdie Gordon, Eddie Nakano, and Betty Emigh were out standing in class work this year inspired by Mrs. Simpson, the bridge-tender. C4 I4 an

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-..-a 'il gif' . is H, President Vice-President Secretary Representative M. Howl: W. Gnnnman G. Nnxmsxsm A. CRESCENZI SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY After a long summer, spent planning for a brave approach to the long anticipated Bridge of Learning, the class of '36 was met early in September and greeted royally by the class of '35. Such courage was gained by this reception that the next time the foreman allowed a rest, the sophomores eagerly planned the Freshman Reception as their first social effort. This was in the form of a depression dance and was enjoyed by all fellow-build ers on the road to knowledge. Those ringing the bells and giv ing the signals this year were: Warren Hamilton, Donald Mc Cormack, George Nakanishi, and Esther Crescenzi with Miss Idella Church as bridge-tender. Unable to resist leaving an unfinished bridge, they set out to build the second span of their Bridge of Learning. To build up the weakening piles, they gave numerous sales. Miss Church again kept a watchful eye on the piles to see that nothing but good material was used. In charge this year were: Margaret Howe, Wilbur Gardiner, George Nakanishi, and Anita Cres cenzi. cc I 6 rx