Analy High School - Azalea Yearbook (Sebastopol, CA)

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Kciarfr af Crnstees of tl|c JVnaly Httunt Higlf cljoixl JBtstrtct DAVID D. SINCLAIR, President WILLIAM RICKARD GEORGE W. FAUGHT KNOX BOUDE HENRY ELPHICK

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(Srafatlj rtf Arntlu Jtglj clmnl By MELROWE MARTIN When the present High School building was opened in 1909 with a capacity of handling approximately 150 students many people thought the school board was lacking in sound judgment. The dreams of that school board have more than come true; in 1921-22 the smallest number of pupils attending school at any time has been 308 and the largest number 331. It is to be noticed that in three school years the attendance in the high school has increased more than one hundred pupils, crowding the school plant so that even the addition of three bungalows has been inadequate lo take care of the classes. All signs point to a steady and continuous growth of school population in this prosperous section. More and better quarters must be provided or the High School in¬ struction must go backward. In the Night School there were 348 enrolled during the school year. Of these 290 were over school age. 277 classes have been held with the average attendance of 103 persons. The growth of the school renders it necessary to establish new methods and new ways of doing things, for a large school cannot be run on the same plan as a small school. The following figures show by years the growth of the school: 1908— 37. 1909— 75. 1910— 95. 1911— 123. 1912— 128. 1913 125. 1914— 151. 1915— 160. 1916— 184. 1917— 187. 1918— 187. 1919— 207. 1920— 295. 1921— 315. I