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

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f 1 f Us ,f of sEN1oRs 5233 Seniors HE Class of 1932 leaves with the joyous thought in their hearts that they have not worked in vain. They have left two original projects, which will be used by the classes succeeding them, and which they have successfully achieved. The idea and carrying out of Student Government and the Senior Ball. Notable characteristics of the class that cannot be overlooked were: Their ability to cooperate, and their business-like ways of procedure. They also defended their rights and placed a placque on the Senior Bench. Our Class has been useful and has tried to bring about those things which not only help us, but the students that are coming behind us. We recall with pride those students who are outstanding in our class, both in scholastic and athletic ability. To those who follow us we merely ask to be remembered and hope sincerely that the things we have carried out and suggested will be of a help to you.

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i221 STUDENT BODY Student Body HE Governing Board serving the Student OFFICERS Body of the Santa Rosa High School has had a particularly busy and eventful year. During the year a very practical student body con- stitution has been adopted and nearly all the varied activities of the student body, such as dances, as- sembly programs, maintenance of law and order, disciplinary action, etc., have been carried on or supervised by the board members. For the first time in the history of the Santa Rosa High School, student control was introduced in the form of commission government. The stud- F ALL TERM INGLES PUFFER - Preridefzf ALEXANDER N EPOTE, Vice Prer. WANDA ZOLLER, 2nd Vire Prer. JEAN AYERS - - Serremry SPRING TERM ARCH BATHURST - Preridefzz HENRY BROOKS - Vice Prer. WANDA ZOLLER - Secretary ent body president served as coordinating officer and directed the activities' of these various commissioners, meeting with them once a week. 5 A Milf I 'IHE GOVERNING BOARD TOP Row: Rull1erI'ord, XX'right, Nepole, McDonald. SECOND Row: Dont, Milli-r', Brooks, Parks, Tlium Row: Dcllosso, Black, Zoller, Bathurst, Nelligan, Dixon. nj XE I ,4 VI mf' flf 4

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243 ARNOLD AHLSTIROM Ii., ORSELINIE ANTINO .32 inxu. .xs'1'1 f. Czlpl. AU llziskvibull -. and Busclmll 'l'c-:lm '32, Capt. Trzick 'l'L-mu 'Sli 1, lfuollizill, ll l o c k S , i:' Bunslz-I' and till-L' Club, ' Sunlu Rosuu Slull. .lliAN AYICNS, I-'ul1. Svc. ol' Sluclvnl llucly, A Girls, I.:-ugllc Cubinvl Sr-c. Supliomuro Class i Pr:-s. Aslrmiuniy Club., i Sullolairsliip S n c i c ly , Sillliil Husain Sl:1ll'. MYRTLIE BABCQCIQ 'l'l'flllSi'l'l'0Kl 1'i'om limou- villc High, Ari, Glen Clubs, Santa li 0 s n n Slzill'. KA'l'I-ILIQIEN RAIHEII V. Pros. Pliiloniul Club, l.:un'c'un Club, Christ- mus Play '30, Opvrffllzl IO ll .,.. -1'1 SENIORS JOHN BARBIIER S wi mm i n g '29, '30, Football '31, ljcbuling, G l s- c and ljl'LllllklilCS CLYDE BARNES, Feb, ll Bzlskvlball, C Truck, Svc. Awoilzllllics Club '29, Block S Souix-ly, Glvv, Drummi- ics, C2lllll'l'1l, Asirnxi- omy Clubs. DOR0'l'HY ISATES G. A. A., and Girls League Cub., XYium-1' li. A, R. Cunivst, Spun- isli, Orivnlul und ln- lm-riizllioiizil Clubs. ARCH ISATI-IURS'l' Pros. S l u ll 0 I1 l Bully, P r c s . .I uuior, Sz-nioi' Clussvs, F. F. A., Live- stock, '1'1'1'0 and Dairy .lmlgiizgq i'c-Amis, Schol- arship Society, Basket- ball. JUNIOR BIEAL. Y. Pres. Cunivra Club 3 0 . A g., ljrzmiulius, Glvc Clubs. ROSE BIiR'l'0SSI, Feb. G. A. A.