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

Page 17 text:

N6 fx! ew vp X., NKKKXX

Page 16 text:

l. l.alng.1ua1gcs: Mr, lflkins fSpa1n- 1 islij, Misx l'1'git1 ilmlmn, l'.ngl1xlij,lNlrs. C.lr.1w ll'l4L'llCll, lillj.1llNlll. 1, Agriculture.-:lNli. -Luniwn, Mr. l,llll1t'l, M r. Su-w.ui'r, Mr,Al1l- xtimn. 5, fililllllllllllllllli M ip li 1 n' in Il 6. lpliyxiull ull, Mus Sunnncrx llmluc-ln.1l4ingj, Mr. Rnwnn. Shop: Mr. Amlcrsmm iilllfill, M11 l.AlI'lilll Qwumlwurkj, Mr. Hunter Qgcncrulj. Special: Dr. Barnum Qplmysi- ciilnj, Miss Sncry Qnurscj, X l Mr. H. Reynolds Qnmrlw- , , L- mnticsj. 31- 'L ll L 1 Domestic Science: Miss jones lsr.-wingl, Mrs, MitChc'll Qscw- Q ' ingl, Mrs. Merrill ffumlsj. - A . X D g. L Ida Ti li1.5 1

Page 18 text:

ff f t'CCg5 C6ll.ll . A211411 CHOLARSHIP SOCIETY: Down with horn-rimmed glasses and bookworms! So say the members of the Santa Rosa Scholarship Society! By being the most active participants in all school activities, such as dramatics, music, student government, and sports, they have proved that scholars are not bookful blockheadsf' Beginning a year's doings within the chapter, members attended the district convention at Guerneville, and were entertained by Analy High School. In December, everyone turned out for the party held at the Campfire Lodge, and in january a dinner was given to the Petaluma, Healdsburg, and Analy chapters. The spring semester was filled with planning for the Northern Regional Convention, which was held at Santa Rosa High on April 23. Regional officers from this school were Laila Storch, chairman, and Barbara Schindler, publicity chairman. Delegates attended from thirty-five northern California schools. The speaker of the day was Dr. Paul Cadman of the University of California. After the business meeting, a music and dramatic program was given, followed by luncheon in the cafeteria. In the afternoon, separate discussions on vital questions were carried on. A social hour in the gym closed a very successful day. Laila Storch acted as president. Vice-presidents were Margaret Brand and Lois Carner, while Ardis Lawhead and jane Tuttle scrib- bled the minutes. Heidi Schmidt was in charge of the finances. Top Row-Barrett, Casell Yamamoto, R. Smith, Giovar etti, W. Smith, Laws. Fifth Row Q- Covington, S monini, R o b e r t s, Permente Schultz, Nelson, Sappingfielf Svrcek, Tenter. Fourth Row-Ogata, Torpii Carner, Crase, S c h r e i b e Kermsse, Miss Patchett, Brannai Third Row - Haines, Rus Perkins, Whitelrezld, Norbert Schnaidt, Schindler. Second Row-Halsted, Saba man, Lynn, Ananiantz, Fay, Di on, Austin. Bottom Row - Lippinco L a w h e a d, Schmidt, Tuttl Brand, Storch, Miss O'Meara. f ' W 1 I in-. 'L ,.,