Tamalpais High School - Pai Yearbook (Mill Valley, CA)

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Frant row fleft to rightj-Miss Smith, Miss McCurdy, Mrs. Phelps, Mrs. McCrum, Mrs I' t Mrs, Flanagan, Miss Roth, Miss Chauvaud, and Mrs. Smith. Second row-Miss Stump, Mr A k Miss Walker, Miss Buttner, Miss Seymour, Miss Banker, Mrs. Taylor, and Miss Scott, Th 1 0 Mrs. W'oodruff, Miss Courtright. Miss Finnegan, Miss Jaloff, Mrs. Pittenger, and Mrs P ll Fourth row-Miss Ludwigs, Miss Mackie, Mrs. Nash, Miss Sartario, Miss Thompson, and M H Fifth row-Miss McKenzie, Miss Keyser, and Miss White. Ethel Aikin Belzy B. Aikin Adren Aitken Wallace Andrews Marian Banker Glidden R. Benefield Ethel Bae Buttner Olive E. Chauvaud Helen Courtright Iules Chourre Thomas N. Edwards Frances F. Finnegan Katherine M. Flanagan Verna G. Foster Edward Fowells lohn B. George George F. Grant Cletus l-l. Graves George Gustafson Ruth M. Hall Andrew P. l-lall Boy B. Iacka F. A. Iuch , Elizabeth Keyser Flora E. Ludwigs lane Mackie Muriel McCrum Mary McCurdy Barbara McKenzie Clifford C. Moore Albertine B. Nash Raymond I. Palmer Mabel Pittenger W. D. Potts Mayme L. Powell Lillian Both Bruna Sartario Ruth Seymour Harry A. Scott Ruby B. Scott Francis Shafer Pearl Smith Susie I. Smith Vera Stump Emma M. Taylor Amy Thompson llarry O. Twigg l .ois Walker Chester C. Warr Gerald T. Wendering Margaret S. Woodruff William E. Wright Page l

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Front row Qleft to rightj-Mr. Jackag Mr. Vvarrp Mr. Juchg Mr. VV0od, principalg Mr. Hallg Mr. Potts: Mr. Scotty Mr. Russell, registrar. Mr.SgimL1QgfS1gJXe1llIVI1r. Mr. Palmerg Mr. Chourreg Mr. Mooreg Mr. Georgeg Mr. Wrightg Mr'Tglzgn'roxv-Mr. Gravesg Mr. Grantg Mr. Shaferg Mr. Andrews: Mr. Twiggz Mr. Fowellsg BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES Ernest E. Mead ttt.tt,,,,ttt,..tt,,,,.,,..,tttt,.,,,,,,ttt,t,,.,,,,ttt,ttt,,, .. ,ttttt .--President Dr. H. H. Bjornstorm ,ttt,ttt...tt7tttttttttt , tt,.ttt,rttttt,,ttttttttttt,,ttttttttttt Secretary SV. Gunnison Charles A. Burke Edmund I. Thomas, Ir. E. E. Wood .......,.., .,.,..,,,,,.,...,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,, . .,,,, .,...,, , . . ,,,, ,,,,,..Principal M. I. While ......,....... -. ......... ........ Dean oi Girls Harry G. Russell ........,...........,,,...,,.., . ..,.,.,,,,......,.. ,.., .... ...... R e g istrar DEPARTMENT HEADS Edward Eowells ,....................,,,..... .,.. .. ,,,,....... .. .... ....... C ommercial Elizabeth Keyser ....... ............ . English Wallace Andrews ...... ......... M alhematics Raymond I. Palmer . ..... ....... . .. -Science Chester C. Warr ,.....,. ..... . . ...... History George Grant -. ,.., , .. ...... .. ................ ...Vocational Gerald T, Wendering ,,,,..., ooooo.. P hysical Educaiion Ruth Seymour ................. ...... .... ...Librarian Andrew P. Hall ........... . ....... ....... D rowing Page Ten

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ha war Jane Bl' d Allen THE PAI For the past three years the Tamalpais annual, the Pai, has been honored with the presentation of a sil- ver trophy from the California Secretarial School in San Francisco. The cup was won for excellency in its field of competition, which include those books pro- duced under Sl000. As the award has been won by Tam for three consecutive years, it has become a per- manent possession of the school. Every year a change is made in the color of the Pai cover but only once in every three years is the cover design changed. This year that change has tak- en place and instead of the familiar lndian head on the cover, is an elaborate Indian shield. Editor, Martha lane Bliss, had full charge in the preparation of the book and the appointment of the editorial and sales staff. The other members of the staff were: assistant editors, Mary Lou Porcaro and lohn Walker, sports writers, Walter Derr and Bud Richard- son, girls' activities writer, Beverly Muller, sales man- ager, Virginia Otis and snapshot editor, Richard Phil- lips. Assisting Mr. Iules Chourre, faculty advisor, Howard Allen and Ned Stevens carried out the duties of man- ager and assistant manager, respectively. A heavier task than usual was that of the managers' this year be- cause ofthe great number of senior pictures which had to be taken. An interesting fact is that the class of Iune of 1939 is the largest in the history of Tamalpais.. Virginia Otis led the staff of high powered sales- men in their canvas of selling Pais, however, for a while it seemed doubtful if enough Pais could be sold. But near the end ofthe selling period purchases be- came extremely numerous and reached the record of past years. Those who deserve credit for selling the year book are: l-larry Clark, Keith Monaghan, Russ Lank, Dick Chourre, Marge McAnally, Helen Arrigo, lrene Linch, Virginia Otis, and Rae Clifford.