Santa Rosa High School - Echo Yearbook (Santa Rosa, CA)

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ADMINISTRATION 5173 i Y 7 l W.u.TIsII Q. PATCHETT Miss Doom PATCHETT Principal Vice Principal The PrincipaI's Message ONSCIOUSLY or unconsciously, every minute of our lives, we are forming habits, good or bad. Many of these in themselves may be of little importance, but their cumulative effect is far-reaching. Thus we build our character. It need not be a mere matter of chance how we build. We have it within our power to determine at all times what types of habits shall take form in our lives. We may assist each other by way of suggestions but the doing must be done one for himself. The ultimate choice must come from within. Therefore, let us choose our habits with as great care as the builder selects his steel. just as the metal must be tested for strength to withstand time and strain, so must our personal character bear tlte same test. If we keep the ideal we desire always in mind, then we are really controlling our lives instead of allowing life to control us. lValter C. Pairbelt 'L film L -'gl l' - I -- -- l E i , Q 'L IT' is I - -lf'--lf will J , . T A QM' I 311- I,',,I,,q' f x ' -1 , M- II.,1y7 5Ql1iklM'I7ZMi'L1 a I ii fl 5 ' o I.-I I r -iw Q fi iw ll Aalriw - 'Z -- -- zzz., -- fx 5 l-.1 if l I ln, I 'E Q ui 1 l V1 if I: or-d I 'nl 'I ? . - 'lie ' lo ,li.i':l' ..I -'II' I ' , ' l .I I ,ffl X' I '.l gi' aft 'f 1 ll il-, . uf QI? I 1 ' I l fb 1 I X I I- - , fll x.,l ,1.. QQ ' , M ' I -42-'- .2 57 Ji ' .1 -2' s-a , ,hi'x9 ' I 14: N' ...li-1. L 1 I gf, ii P

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f 161 ADMINISTRATION J. .I. Buuma .Ixanoxuz O. Cx-:oss Prvsillelzl Bourrl uf Elluealinn Cily Superinlemlunl of Svlmnls Superintendent's Message A VISION OF SANTA ROSA HIGH SCHOOL HAT Santa Rosa was destined from the very beginning to be an education center is obvious to all who study its history. The first great development in its schools occurred during the last century and was confined to private academies and colleges, chief of which was the old Pacific Methodist College, now a sacred memory. During the last decade the public schools of Santa Rosa have grown greatly in attendance, buildings, and equipment. The high school particularly has made remark- able progress. The beautiful group of buildings with its attractive campus, a modern course of study, and a most efficient corps of teachers explain why the attendance has doubled since 1921. Santa Rosa will never be an industrial center, but rather a city of homes, schools, and churches, an ideal place in which to live because of its natural beauty and the abundant culture of its inhabitants. The skill of a prophet is not needed to predict what the future has in store for our beloved school: a steady growth in opportunity and power, accompanied by higher ideals, sounder scholarship, and a better citizenship. femme O, Crofr 1 J ,KVVX f' . 1 -- J if 565. JJ ef M- , '!T 'K 1a ,ei 'Q- E M524 W i uh- ! ,, 1 J, ll 'Wm ' ' 1, 1 Ill!- ei' :wifi g rief 'll E- 924 gig? is Z1, J, 3,1 seg- 'T-ggigzgf 1

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SCHOOL SPIRIT Working hard-to be the best, Trying hard-to show the rest The spirit rhar's behind the fight Is good-rhar's why we shine so bright. Honor stands out-brings us fame, Glory for the good old nameg Now and ever ir's bound to be Santa Rosa high for me. Cfiflverizie Deellu