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

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12 THR PORCUPINE “JIM” Yes, strange, that’s Jim. He wasonly a tramp, Jest a rovin’ an’ roamin’ an’ worthless scamp, An’ that on the slab’s all that’s left o’ him. He was only a t-amp, jest a tramp called Jim, But I reckon as how, on th’ other shore, They’ve recorded his name an’ a whole lot more. Jim came t’ my ranch some time last year An’ esked for a bite, an’ I saw a tear A tricklin’ An’ speak. Yes, stranger, I sort o’adopted him, down his sunburned cheek, his heart was so full he could hardly This rov’in tramp with th’ name o’ Jim. If eve: a man worked hard for his keeps, Jim did, an’ we all grew t’ think a heap, O Jim, an’ my little darter the-— The gal with the gold in her tangled heir— She thought as the’ sun rose an’ set in him; They was allus together, th’ gal an’ Jim. She’d see him a-comin’ an’ start an’ run T’ met ole Jim when his chores was done, An’ Jim’d get down on his knees, while she Climbed upon his shoulders with childish glee, An’ then they’d play as th’ horse was him An’ she was th’ rider, th’ gal an’ Jim. Well, yistiddy, stranger, th’ gal was out In th’ field, jest playin’ aroun’ about, W’en one o’ Perkens’ bulls came down A-pawin’ an’ rakin’ th’ new plowed groun’; The gal didn’t see no danger in that An’ beckoned th’ bull with her red straw hat. With an angry bellow th’ maddened brute, With his tail in th’ air, took a sudden shoot For th’ gal, an’ in jest a minute or less His horns was caught in th’ young one’s dress. He’d a’torn th child from limb t’ limb, W’en over th’ fence, with a yell, leaped Jim. He was just in time; with his nerves all tense He grabbed th’ gal an’ run f’r th’ fence. He saved th’ gal, but jest too late He started t’ vault the orchard gate, An’ that on th’ slab’s all that’s left o’ hi;m He was only a tramp, jest a tramp, called Jim. M. McD. Ce ee Freshie No. 1 (looking for information)— What will Chris. do if he finds us here. Senior—Send a few of you down stairs. Freshie No. 2 (confidently)—No he won’t, I gave him a whole handful of cherries this morning. EXCHANGES This, our last issue of the exchange column, as well as.of the paper, for this year, we will try. to make more general than heretofore. In the exchanges we have received and some- times, even in our own columns, there has been noticed too enough suggestion. much criticism, and not The purpose of exchange columns in our High School papers help the papers up to a higher and a better status. The papers ought to be bright and interesting, filled with good, original stories, (not those taken from hackneye d plots.) They ought to con- tein articles of human They ought not to be filled half full of jokes, as many of them do—of travels, natu-e and of events of the day. some of them insipid enough, which are only intelligible to a small majority of the pupils in the same school, much less to those of other institutions. So many of the exchange columns and some of the joke columns repeat jokes by the score, from other papers. This is hardly an exhibi- tion of local school talent, and is poor practice when carried to the extreme. We have noticed that many exchanges are illustrated, especially those of the commence- ment numbers. Some of the illustrations are When a. paper can afford it, the illustrating is highly desirable, as it brightens the paper, and brings hand work, others are photographs. the pupils of different schools in close com- munication with one another. To have an attzactive cover should be the object of We have papers with covers of every kind and descrip- tion. Among the best are The Olla Podrida, The Normal Penant and the Tocsin. Others which have been received are The Polytechnic, The News, Manzanita Bark, The Arms Stu- dent, The Cardinal, The Item, The Record, The Normal Reco-d, The Skirmisher, The Or- acle, the Red and White, The Phi-Rhonian, The Crescent, The Rumford Falls Sprey, The Aegis, The Regina, The High School Oracle, The Student, The Oak, The High School Sen- timent. every editor. received Oi (Sunday School conducted in Chem. Lab.) : Teacher—Jay Geary, can you name the books of the old testament? Jay G.—Yes sir, Genesis, Exodus, Senticus, King’s, Chronicles Calls, Examiners, Bulletins and Teacher—Good! Now can you tell me- where to find the Sermon on the Mount? Jay Geary—Yes sir,— Exodus XXth chap..

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14 THE PORCUPINE zag Rage Ses Es a pa OO OO US (Girls’ Tennis Club, Santa Rosa High School) oh ae OS Ee yt GN ate a ds = DORE Sd Marion Fitz Gerald Marion Geary Cecil Gray Lavina Rhodes Grace King Regina Donahue Esther Rhodes Hazel Farmer Bernice Le Gro Bea Overton Helen McMeans Alma Einhorn + PHI THETA LAMBDA Atoi Chapter Stalled in 1903, June 1 CHAPTERS Beta «Lg eee iwe tia Mane nnn? yee NT Brenig 5 irae Reba eNG ca Unc ceMINIGH NS. iadoid leet Opin ya(s7 ane hes ORG Ca anler aa eGR re eIakabla Gag erie OR 7 OO or ARO mabey cae ce Uusteady location 1D ATI epee nls Ser aca eae Cae nee oe Cerrpeanen nin Stamcinar acne cio dat iid 4 T-ap Door Stati: We ep mineiG ake bio ols dont. aa onion Catan Obert a crs oo oc cna ee Gio Most Any Old Place Settee pv Cole 1 DDY Ge Wp gees eee eR meetin Gira od’ Eiri Fe Ronee aercne ec es Don’t Know THOUGHTS IN MIND Bea Overton Bernice Le Gro Helen Overton Maurice Keegan Marion Geary Ralph Belden Don Prentiss Wm. B. Davis Claude Sanborn Marion Fitz Gerald