San Rafael High School - Searchlight Yearbook (San Rafael, CA)

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'25 SEHIOR CLASS BYRON LEVVIS .... HECTOR LIATI .... JENCY LEMAN ,.,...,, WILLIAM MILLER ...,.. GRETCHEN EDEN ....... 1928 'Yi OFFICERS ...............PRESIDENT .....,..VICE PRESIDENT ECRETARY ..............TREASURER ........REPRESENTATIVE CHARLES PHILLIPS ,....... REIJRESENTATIVE MR. J. I, DEAN ....... ..... F ACULTY ADVISOR '33 NIOTTO ....,, .,,,..,,..,,.. C WE SERVE, CLASS COLORS ..... ....... B LUE AND WHITE FLOWER ................ ................. S WEET PEA TO THE SENIORS You of the Class of 1928 are presenting a new Searchlight, different in content and different in spirit as well, from all that have appeared before. I believe it is better. I believe that each year our school life and work is becoming better, and-ggi! I say this chronology of the doings of the Seniors and of San Rafael High School during the past year must be better. This will be true not because the pictures, the stories, and write ups are better necessarilyg but because school life has been more alert and more worth While and of course the annualwvhich tells of this school life must be just that much bigger in spirit too. Student activities each year are taking more of the time and attention of high school people, and progressive educators are recognizing in these activities a very valuable contribution to high school training. In fact there is in these activities a great oppor- tunity for leadership, for use of special talents, for adjusting one's self' yin social rela- tionships, for learning the value of community cooperation and citizenship responsi- bility, and for acquiring the sportsman's attitude toward the game of life. The high school senior who has not taken some real part in these activities has, I feel, missed a great opportunity. D Those who in the classroom as well as in student affairs have lived completely in this high school atmosphere will find that those same qualities of initiative that made school life worthwhile will make out-of-school even morelworth while. It has been a pleasure to know you, to work with you, and to see you grow bigger in power each year, and now it shall be a joy to anticipate your success which we' confi- dently expect will be yours. A OLIVER HARTZIELL E71

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A6 Q. FACULTY OF THE SAN RAFAEL HIGH SCHOOL MR. OLIVER R. HARTZELL, 1920 ..........,........................ ..... . Miss VERoNxcA A. Dursley, 1901 ........ Miss AGNES V. MADSEN, 1916 ............ MR. ARTHUR T. O,CONNOR, 1916 .,...., . MAJOR THOMAS P. CUFFE, 1918. ....... . MRs. MERCEDES P. BOEKEN, 1921 .... .... ......... Miss FnANcEs C. MILLIKEN, 1923 .... ,.......Dean of Girls, French, Lation ............................Spanish, German .........Bookkeeping, Banking . ...........,................... Boy's Physical Education Typing, Journalism, Office Training ..........,....Typing, Economics, Democracy Mn, WALLACE B. BEEBE, 1924 ,,..,,,,....., ......... V ice-Principal, Chemistry, Physicl Miss VVILHELMINA DYKMANS, 1924 ......, MR. Vxcron W. JoNEs, 1924 ................ Miss M. ADELE- NEWCOMER, 1925.. Miss DOROTHY J. BINSACCA, 1925 ......... MRS. ALICE L. CROKER, 1925 .....,...... MR. JAs. J. DEAN, 1925 .......,,........ Miss HARRIET L. NELSON, 1926 .,..,.. Miss Lois E. POINDEXTER, 1926 ........ Miss MARGARET SWETT, 1926 ........ MR. MAX F. WALTON, 1926 .............. MR. FRANCIS B. WATERMAN, 1926 .,.. Miss WINIFRED w7ILBUR, 1926 ............ MR. G. R. BENEFIELD, 1927 ....... MR. GEORGE F. MELLEN, 1927 ........ MR. FRED Woons, 1927 ............... Miss LwER1A SAWYER, 1927 ........... Miss ELIZABETH POWELL, 1927 ......... MR. AURA ESTES, 1927 .................. Miss DEN1sE F. FOSTER, 1928 ........., .........................Englinh ........Woodwork, Mechanical D rawing ..,...,,,....,..................,........Mathematics ...........Biology .........Dean of Boys, Mathematics .........Domestic Science .........English, History ..........English, Public Speaking ,,.,..,,,,....,.,.English ..,........History, Mathematica .........Automobile Engineering Glee .......,.Girls' Physical Education A ,,,,,,,,..,,, Science Department

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HARRY O SHALGHNESSY Uneasv Izes the head that wears the crown Student Body Presndent Searchlrght Staff Red N White Stall Executxve Councxl Baseball Senxor Dance Committee Vaude vllle Press Club representative at Stan ford Semor Debatmg Team Presxdent Aeropagus SOCICKY, Glee Club Dramatxcs JENCY LEMAV Lzle glmzpses of forgotten dreams Secretary of Semor Class Senxor Play Operetta Vaudevllle Standmg Commxt tee Searchlrght Staff Receiving Commxtte at Mother s Tea Decoratlon Commxttce BYRON LEWIS None but the hraze deserves the azr Senlor Class Presldent Senior Play Oper etta Football Basketball, Baseball Golf GEORGIABELLE DAVIS The conumlrum of the class 'w can t guess her but we won t gwe her Operetta Standxng Commrttee S e n 1 o r Dance Commxttee, Decoratxon Commnttee Glee Club l'VILLIAN'I KANE A lzttle too wlse, they say do ne er Izzfe long Baseball Captam Swxmmmg Team Bas ketball Football, Track Vxce Presxdent Student Body MXRIONLTTE Ros1:LL1 Unexlmguzshed laughter shakes the S 7 Secretary Student Body V.lcePres1dent Scholarship Society, Red N White Staff Operetta Glee Club Girls Jlnx Stunt Gxrls League Executlve Council Mothers Tea Commlttee Decorating Committee RANK MONTI Tzs n zther here nor there Football, Yell Leader, Operetta, Senxor Play Vaudevrlle Red N White Staff VA JOHNSON wzll wear my heart upon my sleeve for flaws to peck at Semor Dance Commxttee, Gxrls League Executxve Council, Chevron Gxrl 7 v ff . ,J 1 - 5 ' . l . l v , 1 l I N 1 y ' , Q - , - , . . , H ' ' 'L A. ff ' 1 ' JJ n 'I n ' s , Y 1 , 4 n s - Y I , . . , . fl I f ' JJ I '. . .' ' ' y J ' l 1 Y ' . If X . , , e , . , . , , , , I! up. President Girl's League, Vaudevllle, T f . . 1 . I A lf ' ' l Y I ' IJ Q . , . . q Y I - P Y - 4, r . rr - - kj JJ A . . ' , . - I . , . Y Y I . , . . , 1 , w , . F . If I I 4 ll .C A . 4 . . , . Y ! ' E ffl ' ll . . . . . ,