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

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THE ECHO OF THE SANTA ROSA HIGH SCHOOL JACK VEACIH The Class of ’20 is proud to claim as one of its members Jack Veach, who has successfully passed all entrance examina- tions to Annapolis Naval Academy. Here’s luck to Jack!

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THE ECHO OF THE SANTA ROSA HIGH SCHOOL Dedication We are proud to dedicate this issue of the Echo to Luther Burbank, because we love and honor him. He has won the admiration of the entire Student Body of the Santa Rosa High School, not only because of his wonderful achievements in the world of nature, but also because of his many acts of loving kindness. Indeed we have learned to think of him first as a friend, and second, as the great plant wizard, whom the whole world admires. It has been a pleasure for the editorial staff to work with Mr. Burbank. We have found him sympathetic and willing to assist us at all times, even to the extent of spending much of his valuable time in aiding us to secure material for our paper. The Burbank material, we feel safe in saying, makes our paper truly worth while. If this issue of the Echo expresses to some extent our appreciation to Mr. Burbank, and carries to other schools throughout the country an idea of our love and admira- tion for him, it will have served its purpose. Music The absence of music in our school this year has been noticed by all. Nothing adds more to our rallies and assemblies and to the general spirit of the school than music. The efforts of Miss Walker-and Melvin Brooks have been greatly appreci- ated, but what we need in Santa Rosa High School is a teacher who can devote all of his time to musical instruction. Musical training is required of everyone who wishes to enter the Normal Schools. How can the students of the Santa Rosa High School meet this requirement when there are no music courses offered?