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

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THE ECHO. SSS 50 yard dash—Clay, W., won; Caughey, U., second; Doddow, P., third; Winslow, S. R., fourth. Time, :5 1-5. 100 yard dash—Clay, W., won; Briggs, H., second; McIntosh, S. R., third; Kinslow, S. R., fourth. Time, :10 3-5. 220 yard dash—Briggs, H., won; Mc- Intosh, S. R., second; Paine, S. Raf., third ; Gibson, U., fourth. Time, :22 4-5. 440 yard dash—Cochrane, S. R., won; Gibson, U., second; Clark, S. R., third; Ray- niaker, P., fourth. Time, :53 4-5. 880 yard run—Clay, U., won; Chapman, S. R., second; Brown, P., third; Meyer, U., fourth. Time, 2:10 4-5. Mile run—Mills, P., won; Chapman, S. R., second; Connolly, U., third; Thomas, A., fourth. Time, 5:00 3-5. 120 yard hurdles—Van Dyke, U., won; Waugh, U., second; Gore, S. R., third; Weeks, S. R., fourth. Time, :18. 220 yard hurdles—Cochdane, S. R., won; Esola, Hitch, second; Weeks, S. R., third; Walter, P., fourth: Time, :26 2-5. Mile relay—Santa Rosa, won; Ukiah, sec- ond; Healdsburg, third; Analy, fourth. Dime, 2:24: Hammer throw—Drake, S. R., won; Do- ran, H., second; King, S. R., third; Steele, W., fourth. Distance, 157 feet, 10 inches. Pole vault-—Eldridge, H., won; Lambert, S. R., second; Pedersen, S. R., Raymaker, P., and Hufft, U. tied for third. Distance, II feet. High jump-—Cochrane and Pedersen, S. R., tied for first; Esola, Hitch and Van Dyke, U., tied for third. Distance, 5 feet, 3 3-4 inches. Shot put—Caughey, U., won; Cromwell, P., second; Lambert, S. R., third; Mayes, H., fourth. Distance, 44 feet, 8 inches. Broad jump—Van Dyke, U., won; Esola, Hitch U., and McIntosh, S. R., tied for sec- ond; Eldridge, H., fourth. Distance, 19 feet, I inch. Discus throw—Caughey, U., won; Drake, S. R., second; Cromwell, P., third; Steele, W., fourth. Distance, 103 feet, 11 1-2 in. Songs We Sing Alice, Where Art Thou—Walton Hast- ings. When My Hair Has Turned to Silvery Gray—Alison Dickson. Baby Doll—Engelena Ward. Minnehaha, Laughing Water—Ruby Ahl. Silver Threads Among the Gold—Leo Noonan. I’ve Got Rings on My Fingers—Pearl Russell. No Wedding Bells for Me—Laurene Overton. I’m Afraid To Go Home in the Dark— Norman McPeak. I’m Trying to Find a Sweetheart—How- ard Gilkey. For Iie Loves My Dreaming Eyes—Adah Smith. I Fell in Love All Myself—Dale Wetzler. Whistle and I'll Wait for You—Ruth Lut- trell. Tkere’s Nobody Just Like You—Paul Cochrane. Cubanola Glide—-Weston Anderson. Vergissmeinnicht—Gyendolyn Yarnell. Mr. Steele (Hist. II.)—Can anyone draw the Plymouth Rock? Douglas C. (waking up)—Which do you want, a hen or a rooster?

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The dual meet between Santa Rosa and Oakland Polytechnic High, resulted in a decided victory for our school. The attend- ance was not even respectable, there being only about forty people from our school, and there was no rooting section at all. It looks as if we have to go away from home before we can secure a crowd for our meets. The athletes from Oakland were a sturdy looking crew, but that is about all one could say for them. When they were matched against our fellows they quickly showed their inferiority. The summary: 50 yard dash—Kinslow, S. R., won; Mc- Peak, S. R., second; Feehan, O. P., third. Time, :5 4-5. 100 yard dash—Wilson, S. R., won; Kins- low and McIntosh, S. R., tied for second. Time, :10 3-5. 220 yard dash—MclIntosh, S. R., won: Feehan, O. P., second; Clark, S. R., third. Time, :23 1-5. 440 yard dash—Cochrane, S. R., won; Trask, O. P., second; Clark, S. R., third. Time, :54 4-5. 880 yard dash—Ferguson, O. P., won: Chapman, S. R., second; Snyder, S. R., third. Time, 2:10. Mile run—Ferguson, O. P., won; Chap- man, S. R., second; Smith, O. P., third. Time, 5:04 1-5. 120 yard hurdles—Street, O. P., won: Gore, S. R., second; Weeks, S. R., third. Time, :18. 220 yard hurdles—Cochrane, S. R., won; Gore, S. R., second; Street, O. P., third. Time, :27 2-5. Mile relay race—Santa Rosa won. Time, 3:40. Hammer throw—Drake, S. R., won; King, S R., second; Street, O. P., third. Distance, 153 feet. Pole vault—Pedersen and Lambert, S. R., tied for first; Dickson, O. P., third. Dis- tance, 10 feet, 11 inches. High jump—Cochrane, S. R., won; Peder- sen, S. R., second; Fox, O. P., third. Dis- tance, 5 feet, 9 inches. Shot put—Madfern, O. P., won; Lambert, S. R., second; Weeks, S. R., third. Distance, 42 feet, 9 inches. Broad jump—-McIntosh, S. R., won; Ped- ersen, S. R., second; Clark, S. R., third. Dis- tance, 18 feet, 2 inches. Discus throw—Drake, S. R., won; Lam- bert, S. R., second; Street, O. P., third. Dis- tance, 97 feet, 8 inches. NWS. L. 0A. AST, On April 1st, the Northwestern railroad ran an excursion to Ukiah, where the semi- annual meet of the Northwestern Sub- League was held. At least eighteen hun- dred people availed themselves of the low rates and ideal weather, and went up to see the athletes struggle for the glory of their schools. Santa Rosa won both cups; Paul Cochrane being the one who secured the highest number of individual points—14. It was a great day for Santa Rosa, and it went a long way toward placing her in the lead among the schools of the coast. The summary: —— =—

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SCHOOL NOTES This is the first day of school after a va- cation of two weeks. During that time in- stitute was held at the High School. A few weeks ago the entire special pro- gram was rendered by Weston Anderson, including three instrumental solos, which were greatly enjoyed by all. Through the efforts of Mrs. Mills, our genial musical director, the students of the High School were permitted to listen to a number of selections rendered by Mrs. Bar- nett, a talented vocalist. Her numbers were very pleasing to all. An Educational Epidemic Mother—Where do you feel sick? Earl J—On my way to school. Clara C. (Hist I.A)—Claudius died 54 B. Cc Chester He didn’t die; he was killed. Miss Hazel Graham, graduate of the June class of 1910, visited the High School this month. Mr. Moss, a very talented musician, ren- dered an instrumental selection before the Student Body. Miss Irene Norris was a visitor during the last week of school. Miss Gladys Gibson was with us on the 11th. Alice de Bernardi has been dishonorably discharged from the Student Body for non- payment of dues. Viola L.—Oh, Francis, did you see that sign on the board in room 9? Francis W.—No; what did it say? Viola—Wanted, a tame, brown, rat. Ap- ply to Edith Sanford.