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

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THE EGH'O LUCILE FULWIDER Charm—Hot ties. Occupation — Drinking milk- Ss shakes. ea Ambition—To pass a chemistry “4 quiz. ree | P| “4 a3 ) ai X: { GERALD HAVNER Charm—His sweet way that pleases him. Occupation — Parking at 769 Humboldt Street. Ambition—Irvie’s first assistant. GENEVIEVE ELLIOTT Charm—Giggle. Occupation—Driving the Chev. Ambition—To be married. ee VAL ADAMS Charm-—Cupid’s bow mouth. Occupation—Combing his hair. Ambition—To beat Mr. Kirksey, EDITH McGUIRE Charm—King Tut coiffure. Occupation—Picking snaps. Ambition—Biology teacher.

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PHE ECHO ALAN EVANS Charm—Sweet way. Occupation —- Being a Boy Scout. Ambition—Soda dispenser. GLADYS BENNYHOFF Charm—Coiffure. S@ccupation—Riding on running boards. Ambition-—To grow up. VIVIAN TAYLOR Charm—BEyelashes. Occupation—Riding in a Ford coupe. Ambition—Assistant in the com- mercial department. ie MARGARET COON Charm—Boisterous attitude. Occupation—Pulling down ls. Ambition—Angel with Marie and Annie. ey ia a RICHARD HALL Charm—Amiable disposition??? Occupation—Thinking of Rich- ard. Ambition—Dentist—in a circus,

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Sal 4) Spel a OS ¢ AG Loy Bunk of World Famed Radin Engineer As members of the class of ‘23, we think it our duty to have in the pages of history a record of the work of the late Armand Saare. We are proud to see the name of a member of our class rank in history with that of his fellow-townsman, Luther Burbank, and many other famous scientists. Mr. Saare started out on his great career with us in his high school days. While in his early teens he became noted for his astonishing abaility in con- structing a radiophone, the Sarson, which bears his name. This set uses the triple inverse duplex circuit, as well as neutralization of capacity coup- ling. This was just one of Mr. Saare’s inventions. At the time of his death, he was president of the Radio Corporation of America. The following are extracts from his log book: Jan. (29,1928: Radio Bennett Valley. To Dr. Paul Kindig, Veterinary Surgeon. Melvin Ward is in critical condition, suffering from a great shock receiv- ed from falling very hard for Nellie Sundman, petite toe-dancer of Noel Collins’ Musical Comedies. Please advise treatment. (Signed) Bennie Miller, Operator. Jan. 25, 1928. Radio Santa Rosa To Bennie Miller. Am sending immediately special nurse, Miss Sunshine Hansen, by Bat- tery Sisters’ Excellent Transportation Service. Will arrive in not less than forty-eight hours. I recommend Miss Hansen as being capable of curing any case of love-sickness. (Signed) Dr. Paul Kindig. March 3, 1935. Broadcast, New York. Mamie Aiken sails on steamer Ellen E. Small, largest ship of the Gutcher Steamship Lines. Leaves pier 23 for Estill, Africa, named after the American explorer, Max Estill. She is taking with her many bottles of Maglycalamoxyhydrate, product of Richard Hall Chemical Works, with its guarantee to be an excellent sunburn preventative. This will enable her and her sister, Verda, to render better service to the natives in their mani- cure and massage parlors. July 4, 1940. Broadcast. Guerneville, Calif. Miss Lucile Fulwider breaks record in swimming the new four-in-hand stroke. She was awarded the Baby Coupe, with springs guaranteed not to hold more than one hundred pounds, given away by the Doig Walden Garage. Unlucky contestants were comforted with all-day suckers, by kindness of Laughlin, Coon Heilborn Candy Store. Gladys Bennyhoff is suffering acute indigestion as a consequence of saving the candy till las:, and eating the stick first. February 31, 1950. Broadcast. Wilfred Station. Madamoiselle Albers and Madam Forsythe French advertise a bargain sale of hand-painted coffins. Come early and avoid the rush. Madame