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

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20 THE PORCUPINE of getting into touch with all school activities, intellectual and athletic. And, by the way, let me say that the fact you are a Freshman, is no reason why you should not write for The Porcupine as well as anyone else. Last term I received and printed a story by a first term Freshman which was very good; as good, in fact better, than some written by Seniors. Don’t be afraid to hand in your stories. Some are backward about showing their work, but remem- ber that no one sees it except the editor, who is always glad to welcome all contributions, and passes no comments upon the work, unless his opinion is asked. 3esides the Freshmen there are three others entering whom we have seen before, although they were not with us last term. We are glad to see Elmer Stump, Ruth Elmore and Elsie Thompson with us again. The Freshman Class is exceedingly large, numbering forty-five, most of them girls as usual. Following is the list: W. Walter Hastings, Clara Spencer, Irene Armstrong, Annie Thrasher, Theodore Thomas, Gregory Duncan, Clarence Grove, Samuel Mitchell, Edna Cunningham, Arthur E. Voss, Will Hyde, Walter Brown, Elaine Mal- lory, Fisher Kinslow, Colin McKenzie, Willis Miller, Rose Nicholson, Hazel Linsley, Doris Meyer, Zorba Mock, Thel- ma Goodfellow, Everett Campbell, Leslie Totmore. Ross Chase, Neva Brittain, Andreina Arrighi, Esther Scott, Lorraine Bradlee, Grover Hendley,. Madeline Coffey, Hazel Wells, Nonna Britton, Violet Marcelle, Gwendolyn Yar- nell, Margaret Lonigan, Lily Lewis, Annabel Lee, Lila Patton, Ruth Luttrell, Lontta Hyde, Hazel Price, Kathryn Price and Ida Cosassa. Every one who has literary aspirations should be look- ing forward to the Literary Contest, which will take place toward the latter part of this term—probably in April or May. The-prize, as most of us know, isa cup, which was presented to the school by the Class of June, ’05. The winner will have his or her name inscribed on the cup. All material submitted to The Porcupine is recorded, and it ic

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ca “Ghe Porcupine” Issued every school month in the interest of the Santa Rosa High School SUBSCRIPTION @ne Wear. pe ee cae eee aa ee 75 Cents Ralf “Year 2-2. ee en ee Oe ae ee 50 Cents Single:Copies 2:0 3-- Si-- 9-3 22 ae naan 10 Cents oF Sse must be Le in yo ANCE EDITORIAL ST AFF Literary HEditor- -------------- ee AN tac ee RAYMOND JEANS Managing Editor -- -------- ------------------ LEWIS LAMBERT Ass’t Manager Editor. - -.---------- ---------------- EDWIN BENT COMFORT HAVEN ; LOYD BROWN Associates © --------------22--02- Soorooo ores ALICE LETOLD {HELEN JOHNSON Exchanpeso20 (2022p. ve LOLS LS ES EE ie Se oe a MAY AYER Aablehies, Boys. isis el ee CLARENCE WHITNEY Athletics, Girl’s ---. ------------- a arered NELLIE GRIFFITH Staff Artist. ... ..----------- -------------- GEORGIA PURSELL WILL LAWRENCE Joshes GRACE DUBOIS NES LEE ERR eo Peake MT TN ie STONE DELOSS SUTHERLAND Entered in the Postolfice at Santa Rosa, Cal., as second class mail matter “All personals, stories, biecary ‘stiles sa items of interest to this paper should be sent to The Porcupine, Santa Rosa, California. aaa This issue of The Porcupine is printed on green paper entirely in honor of the Freshman Class just entering. They are the ones whose attention we wish to attract, for they are the ones who will make the school what it will be ia the future. Upon their shoulders will rest the honor of the school in athletics of all kinds, as well as in the standar:| of school work, which they are capable of upholding. We want to see Freshmen who will get out and do something train for the track, for basketball, baseball, anything, whether you have a ghost of a show or not; that makes no difference. You never will amount to anything if you don’t start soon enough. By subscribing for The Porcupine is one of the best ways

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THE PORCUPINE 21 this record, together with your English record, which de- termines whether or not you shall be permitted to enter the contest. The cup has been won only twice before; by boys both times. It is time for the girls to show what they can do. It is also time for the boys to “get busy” and see if they can keep it. Now that we have a new year, a new term and a lot of new material we ought to do great things in athletics.. To do this we must work hard and faithfully and try to perfect ourselves in some line of work. Our last year’s Track Team did great things, and so will we again. Our Basketball Tear did the same, and we will do that again. Now, Freshmen, as soon as the time comes Start in to train, be sure and turn out with a will and help old Santa Rosa High with all your might. We will most likely have started basketball by the time this issue is published, and we hope by that time to have at least two good teams picked. Captain Lee has among his veterans Woolley, G. Lee and C. Whitney, while Jeans, Lawrence, Miller, Snieder, Lambert, Coolley, Sanders and others will also try and make the team. There are most likely a number of Freshmen who can play the game. Well, .¥reshies, get out and try and show us what you are good for. Last year, on December 5th, the S. R. H. S. Team, com- posed of A. Lee, G. Lee, G. Proctor, E. Woolley and C. Whitney, played and defeated a team from Lowell High by