Tomales High School - Tide Yearbook (Tomales, CA)

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thlnk the nS1lver Streaku w re transportlng a travellng group of mUSlCldHS to see the many and varled klnd of muslcal instluments stowed away on the plane To one who knows the muslcal talent the class of '40 portrayed, lowever, thls luggage would seem natural as almost all the class took part lH the good old Tomales H1 band at some tlne durlng the four rears Charlotte Adams, Co pllot Dlck Powell, Glbbs Lawson, and Joe AIfOHSO even founded the flrst swlng band ln the Tomales H1 hlstorv, and were not the least blt unsucces ful elther Good work all you HUSlCl8H of l94O! The class lS very proud of lts athletes, all of whom have shown real sportsmanship and cooper atlon wlth thelr teammates on the fleld In the drlftlng clouds, the passengers see agaln scenes from the past the football stadlum where en thUSl3StlC rooter cheered grld heroes DlCK, Jlm, Loule, Blll S , Frank, Glbbs, and Joe T to vlctorv the ba Ketball court, wlth Dlck, Bob McCulla, Gallagher, Laverne, Loule and P1tnnr flghtlng thelr wav to vlctorv or the NAU team, Eddle A and hello arouslnc as maxy cheers for their success or the HBH team, the baseball d1a mond wlth Joe T , Dlcm P , Bob McCulla, Pltner, Louie B , Gallagher, and Sl8US6H bHOWlHg the many sklllful plays needed to wln the game, and flnally Eddle and Theresa lalthfullj leadlng the students with peppy yells to help cheer the mlghty athletes The clouds clear The sun shlnes brightly A new and greater day lS at hand Ard through the blue, the nS1lV8I Streakn carrles the Jubllant and happy class of 1940 to the SXC1t1Hg new rlelds a waltlng them! GLIDING ALONG WITH THE JUNIORS In the summer of the year 1959 A D , the Junlor Class taxled along the fleld of knowledge, taklng off lnto the hlgher altltude of learnlng Class members who Jolned the rank as offlcers for gulding the JUHlOTS through the actlvlties of the vear were Robert Powell, presldent, Loretta Garzoll, vlce presldent, Tom Kale, secretary . . . e V, . . . f . 1 I . . 5 . 1 1 F O Q L 1 . 1 . , 4 , - . . i A . 1 - .z . - V 0 ' . ' r N 1 . . . u . . r U4 .I Q Q . . G 0 L A O . . I 1 5 L 3 un . . . . v H rl J 0 . . - , . o 1 r ' -, . . . . . . 5 - . . . , . ' - OH ' n 1 pq r ' ' .. x 0 , , 1 ' ' C 0 I I , r u if U L u ,- . 1 . L . -s 0 ... A - . 1 - Q o xv . - . . 'W Q A . . , . ' . - . 1, . Y . , -. . . Q o . 5 n 1. - . - . . . , . - . . 1 w i ' s O . . . . J . . . . . n - . . I - - , . . . . Q 1. 5 4 0 . . n 1 -1 u 5 '

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SENIOR FLIGHT Wlth a mighty roar from the whirllng propell er and with lts glant no e headed toward the road to success, the shlny transpaclflc plane zooms in to the blue sky llke a sllver streak, leavlng the splashlng waters beneath lt full of stirring memo rles of the four successful years which have span ned the tlme from the day, when as forty frlght ened freshmen, the class of l94O began lts treck to scholastic aetalnment Only twenty seven f the seats on the mlphty air liner remaln OCCH11Sd, as one by one the other thirteen passengers have wandered away Pllot Loule Bresclanl and Co pilot Dlck Po well look sternly head into the future whlch lies peacefully ahead of them, but tucked awa5 ln their memories are never to be forgotten thoughts of dear old Tomales W1 Stewardess Theresa Dellepere watches know ngly over the contented passengers There 15 Laverne hulbert, the artlst, watching the fast moving ocear below hlm, posslbly getting ideas for hls sklllful lalnt brush and encll, or 1S he Just th rklng of tie four years he lS leav lng behlnd hlmo Beatrlce NcCulla will always re member her honor UOSltlOH as ClIlS' League Presi to the past, perhaps Vlbwlng in a new llght the many problems that came before hlm as Student Body Uresldent The ialthful members of the Fonor Soclety wlll long remember 1Hlt1dt1OH and the fun they had Wgolng places ' Though there was plenty of tudy 1ng they all agree now it was wo th the Ntroubleu to obtaln thelr pos1tions ln thls soclety The class of '40 lS represented as honor members by Co pllot Dlck POXell, presldent, Charlotte Adams, secretary, Jlm Somers, Glbbs Lawson, Jose hine GdfLOll, Stanley lcDonald, France Farley, Mary Pltehford, Vetalena PO1LHi, Adele Albini and Laverne Hulbert Dick Poxell proudly displays the Nlam, of lnowledgen of the Calliornla Scholarship Federation, the flrst award of its klnd to be made in three years Looking t their luggage a tranger would . . . 1 , . , . . . . s . . . ll ., . , . . . , - . Q , d . , . - . h . 0 'G O . . X. , , 1 1 I . . . . . - - P 1 I1 ' , . - G- . . . , . , A -- -- . A O . . 1 .. . . . . 5 I . , . L . 3 I .L 'Y . ., . 1 . Y J .L . . , . 1 , . lll. L.e 3 1. I . . . . - ' l H! Y an is -L . . , . - -L r . . . dent, and Jlm Somers lS also, no doubt, gazlng in- ., . I . ' J . 1 1 Y 5 . . . .N 4 0 ' ' x ' J 1 A . V A . . ., . , , . 0 ' N r S . I V! X C r 'L . . . . . . . 1 V ' I O f ' ' ' .1 A 1 - ' ' I. V., X ' ' - 1 '.A . . m 1 . , all , f ' ii , S 1 , ' . Y 1 ' 1 1 I -A - X I I . ' K 17 : l ' . . 1 3 w f Ar l it U 1 r D S F' fij

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The clues Ol 'Al gl ded roothl 11to thelr year' aCtlVltlbS with a debate plesented before the member of the Tom le 'Warm Bureau on November 6 The subdect for debate was Resolved That the people of the btate of CdlllOIHl8 should adopt the Cdl1fOIDl3 Retlremert Llfe P yments Act, popularly known as WHam and Eggs The debators for the af flrmatlve were Katherlne Grauser and Constance Moro, wh1le the D9gBt1V6 slde was upheld by Loretta Garzoli and Florence Apathy N3Vlg3tiHg through the pield of athletics, we flnd Rlchard Baxman, Jack Foehry, Norman Hulbert, allen Paul on, Robert Powell, and Frank Wllll8mS, whlle Puyla Hewltt sllps down to the home port in a perlect three polnt landlng by consl tently v1n rlnp the tenrls honors in the FlIlS9 lntramural sports The Honor Roll clalmed many of the Juniors who took off for the happy landlng ln the 11eld of successlul endeavor The ace among all the e wa Beverly Burbank who came ln for the coveted honor or regional ec etary for the autumn meetlng of the C o F Corstance Moro vho h s ably deron trated her rlght to 'W1HQS or the 11rU by CONlHg through Wlth an acceptance of ter poem U ne M1 ern ior publi ca lon ln the Whnthclo y or Plgh School Poetry,' has not only dellghted the school wlth her many works, bu wut lder xell Blorence apathy lS deserving of 3560181 men tlon for her untirlng eiforts as llbrarlan In concluslon, me must not omlt that the plan Group nvelyn Rae adams, Katherlne Grauser, Loretta Garzoll, Tulla uohn on, and Paul Kleln Each and everyone deserves hls place in the sun for hls hiStI1OnlG ambltions to make the operetta WAnd It Ralned' a uccess MV SOPHOMORE YE R DI RI Dear Dlary September 5, l959 Flrst day of school! I had been lOOl1Hg forward to thls day wlth - fr ' ' ,Q ' ' ,. ,. ' ' '. ' , l Su y 1 Q S . . . 1,1 0 I 1 Y ' 1 5 1 S ' il S 4. ' O 'E .m ' ' 'J 1 : x 'T C 1 -' ' n ' , F . . . . U , l Ca . 1 1 L . f ., ll . . , . I , . . . . Y I . f ' J. . . 1 I r l P ' . 0 o 4 , . . . H .r ' ' ., - . . .S . J. .- . . . . I .L D J. 3 Q -, . . A I X I , .. . . ., . . . 4 1 Q ' F . S S c -x I' r . c 'V' ' .J 1 .L 'T ' . fi I . ' A V C .Ei C ll S . , . ., . . . ' A l 7. x , .. La 1 T'f f's ' ' - t 5 I ' 3 ' 'Y 'I 7 O ' LJ ' . . ' ' , 9 . f t M s s as JH . 1 1 '- - r ' A . ' .- ., L ' . . ., K . I . 1 . Y . H . 1 4. Q o 'f ll ,T ll ' r ' - O ' 'L r I C 'Y' I, 9 U D 0 ' . . . . . , , x . D S o Y .. is .rx . : --. . .-..- . . . f- ,- X