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

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Office Staff First row: Mrs. Adelaido Todrick, Miss Mary Silvoira, Mrs. Lela Smodene, Mrs. Ruth Porter. Serond row: Mrs. Jane Hill, Mrs. Edith Lriwis, Mr. Harry Russell, Miss Winona Pierce. Third row: Mrs. Dorothy Parent. Mrs. Lila Hemenover, Mrs. Jean Bullard, Miss Jeanne Rf-netzky. Faculty Women First. row: Mrs. Kathorins- Flanagan, Mrs. Lois Polanshok, Miss Rae Buttner, Miss Frances Parks. Mrs. Judith Dvmpstpr, Mrs. Lotitia Larson, Miss Bruna Sartorio, Miss Amy Thompson. Second row: Miss Mary Mc'Curdy, Miss Holon Courtright, Mrs. Ann Morris, Mrs. Vivian Loomis, Miss Pearl Smith, Mrs. Verna Foster. Third row: Miss Vera Stump, Mrs. Murif-l McCrum, Miss Barbara Mr'Kenzie. Mrs. Mabf-l Pllt0Hgf'l', Mrs. Ruth Closo, Mrs. Florf-nr-P Westerberg. Fourth row: Mrs. Maynle Powoll. Mrs. Margaret Woodruff, Mrs. Ruth Hall, Mrs. Flora Svott, Miss Ruby Scott, Miss Elizabr-th Keyser. Fifth row: Mrs. Albertino Nash, Miss Franres Finnegan, Mrs. Julie Crawford, Mrs. Leia Smodenf-, Miss Lillian Roth, Miss Lois Walker, Miss Gwenmar Powell. Faculty Men First row: Mr. G+-orgfr Gustafson, Mr, John Mr-Glynn. Mr. Adren Aitken, Mr. Willard Van Dykv, Mr. Gr-orgv Grant, Mr. Arthur VVlgv-ll. Sf-f-onfl row: Mr. Rohn-rt Pratlie-r. Mr. f'harlQ-s Drill, Mr. F.A. Jurh, Mr. VVallacC Andrews, Mr. Harry Clos:-. Third row: Mr, Cletus Gian-s. Mr. Gliflfli-n Rl'Ilf'flt lfl, Mr. Vif-tor Rowv. Mr. Gerald Wondering. Fourth row, Mr. G:-nrgo Pohlman. Mr. John R. G Ul'Lfff', Mr. Raymond Palmer, Mr. Dean Potts, Mr. Thomas Edwards. Fifth row: Mr, VVilliam Tlioi'nbf-rry. Mr. Harry Russ'-ll. MF. ROY Jacks. Ml'- Reizy An-tm.

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1 119 H1 if U1 Ui 1 ,AA 3 sul Samoa New We the class of Iune 45 after spendmg four memorable years at Tamalpa1s are golng out to face a world of turmoll destructlon and bew1lderment wlth the hope that we can take part m 1nsur1ng a lastmg peace lt was tn September l94l that Tam was plagued wrth the entrance of the class of 45 Mrssmg the renowned Speclal by only slx months we boarded the huge yellow cofflns--at that t1me three of us could squeeze mto one seat We1ghted down by a pyramld of text books but wear1ng our most grown up atr we were gulckly deflated by a sophtstlcated semor rn one word Scrub' l94l We lost The Blg Game l4 7 The most serlous event 1n all our hrgh school years was f1l1ng 1nto Mead Theater on the mormng of December 8 l94l and l1sten1ng gravely to Presrdent Roosevelts declarat1on of war Our class dld not fully feel the lmpact of war but we could see the effect upon upperclassmen as many of the boys enllsted tn the servlce lt was 1n our Sophomore year when We started pat ron1z1ng ye old Canteen and 1t was here that we enjoyed our flrst smoke Tam females were gomg around wlth a dazed look IH the1r eyes about thts t1me Reason? The arrtval of teachers George Corson and Harold Alhson The SCOb16 rage struck Tamalpa1s as numerous glamor boys showed up on the campus mlnus the1r curly locks l942 We lost The Brg Game 3 O As our boys gave the1r all Tamrtes also dug ln to achleve the 90 per cent goal ln bonds and stamps sales and the Vrctory Flag Th1s had been the arm of Tam students for a year We remember when our names f1rst appeared ln The NEWS how ex ctted we were and how b1g t1me we felt Graduat1on seemed too far m the future to worry about Our f1rst school dance w1ll always be among our most cherlshed memorles havlng classes w1th semors Sundays at Stlnson betng recon1zed by the Blg Guns of the day-all these made our sophomore year one to be remembered always ,, B The man shortage struck home as an all glrl cast presented Brtef Mus1c a college comedy as the semor play and what a success 1t was' 7 Y At last-after two years ln obscurtty we became upperclassmen lunrorsl T3 We had waltea so long to reach th1s goal and now for the f1rst t1me we real tzed that our hxgh school years were more than half over l943 We lost The Blg Game 6 O Wrth the end of our Jun1or year approachtng Tam1tes were startled by the announcement that after 36 years of prmclpalshtp Mr E E Wood The Du ke was leav1ng Tam ln Iune We recalled then all the ttmes he had spoken before the Student Body and we reahzed that all our memorles of Tam had been connected w1th th1s whlte hatred amrable personahty Mr W H Van Dyke would be our next pr1nc1pal and we wondered what he would be l1ke And then all too soon tt happened We entered our last last year at Tam semors We started off wtth a thud when for the fxfth consecutwe year we lost The Btg Game 20 12 How we wa1ledl' Fate 1ust couldnt do th1s to us we felt a l1ttle better as we defeated the once mtghty Bulldogs m basketball tw1ce x The past year has whlzzed by gomg to all the football games and cheer mg t1ll we were hoarse w1th the Pep Comm1ttee seemg all the up and commg B1g Shots not1c1ng the whlte halls as the pa1nters changed them from dark to hght trylng desperately to get a tan by s1tt1ng tn the Mead Theater at lunch and l1sten1ng to the rad1o all these and oh so many more are the memorles ,hd or our senlor year lu Then tt came so fast the great day was approachmg N., Q9 Graduatton hsts were pubhshed announcements were sold at last we reahzed that we yes tt was us th1s t1me were gomg to say goodbye to our beloved alma mater Tamalpa1s We have only one request to make and that IS that you never never forget us because whether we are on the battlefteld or ln war work whether 1t IS durmg the war or after lt we W1ll always always remember you and our years at Tam So the Class of 45 says goodbye to you foster mother goodbye to four of the most wonderful years ln our l1ves our years at Tamalpa1s I-hgh I ff I ,....a - 1 sa , , ' V f . . tt . 1, . J - .,v I l ' , . fbi I ' . s A g. y , , , . 4- fly l , . . . . . . ' ,nl I I I 1' . .. . ff 5 .1. - ' '.u ' fu -'.'.' f . '- lt - - I , ii . l 4 f 4 A , , 5 . . . , . - ty 1 1 I O , , ' , , . . . . I - ' ft vt 2 ' M xx . . . . l . - - . , U s ' y 5 , L , 1- , , , NJ f , . I I 1 'L l I , .