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THE ECHO The Principal's Message to the Class of 1925 Members of the graduating class of 1925, farewell. As you leave the high school to enter the great university of life, we are assured of your success, not so much because of what you have learned, as because of the fact that you have come to be looked upon as true men and women, possessing those virtues which the world so much demands. When George Washington was inaugurated as the first President of the United States, he opened the Bible, and during the administra- tion of the oath of office, placed his hand on this sentence: “What doth the Lord require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God?” Young men and women, as you are about to assume the responsibilities and burdens of life, you too may well make this thought the guiding principle of your lives. To serve well in all humility, to see that justice rules, these are the qualities which make for success. The best wishes of Santa Rosa High Schoo l go with every member of this year’s graduating class. You have done well here; we shall expect great things from you in the future. GARDINER W. SPRING (Seven)
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THE ECHO SENIOR CLASS Flower—Pink Carnation Colors—Pink and Silver Class Motto—Know Thyself. OFFICERS eG ICR NR efD ge 38 on fete lenae uns sieves diecsiae: ... Melville Devoto Sy TUETTE COTT 9 i a PRE rnO ens EROE Hugo Correl SUE (RN @, |) tee eee RR EEL een pS ema Bernena Johnson Boys’ Representatives............ Tom Belton, Whitney Merritt Solon FeO TDS EIN Meee oe tee Ee A eee thy SAIRe Santo ler te ae Wilma Steiner, Esther June Vaughan CLASS HISTORY It does seem nice to be Seniors, after all. There is a certain dis- tinction and dignity that is synonymous with the Seniors. The class of twenty-five has been the class first in athletics, scholarship, and society. In our Junior year we carried away a goodly portion of the grand prizes. Athletics for both boys and girls were made famous by the Juniors. Social affairs were never forgotten. In athletics, the Seniors have been the “Stars,” Jim Grace and Bert Clapp receiving “All Star Sweaters.” Scholarship has reigned in the Senior class. Several of the Seniors received scholarship pins. We, the members of the Senior class have tried in every way to do everything in our power to uphold the high principles of the Santa Rosa High School. The pictures of the following Seniors arrived too late to be printed with the graduating class: Frederick Brooks, George Jarboe, Leslie Turley. Bernena Johnson. (Eight)
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