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

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ECHO THEE, Inu AWemoariam LUTHER BURBANK a great and sincere friend LESTER BATHURST member board of education

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DHE VEC HO f JEROME O. CROSS ia R W. SPRING City Superintendent Princip Pla Board of Education Hilliard Comstock Mrs. Sara Pryor Dr. R. M. Bonar Archie Lockhart James J. Burke The Faculty Floyd P. Bailey Catherine Fields Florence Power : Emma Baird Orhin W. Fortier A. B. Reynolds } Ay Milo Baker Charles Haentjens Mvitle evar “as George R. Bartlett Grace Haun Seti ae Renee William F. Bennyhoff Anne L. Hendrixson Robert Sc haefer Rita F. Berka Evan W. Jones Horace H. Scott Mabel V. Breese Sylvia Leland Clair S. Seely Margaret S. Brown Pearl Locke Aloyse Sinnott Josephine Brubaker Ralph Malmsten Ethel M. Strother E. Estelle Carrier Thelma Missner Phoebe Struckmeyer Iielen G. Cochrane Seo sophic Merrill Mildred H. Turner Margaret de Lorimier Genevieve Mott Ciara R. S. Waters Isabelle Donald Frances L. O’Meara Jean Marion Whitney e J. C. Elkins Docia I. Patchett Charles Wiggins, p | Kdward W. Everett TVrieda Penzig Taye Wilson A ae Onl LO Qy On“

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DHE £ CHO Luther Burbank To Luther Burbank, ol belongs the commendation countries to look upon his vy ing efforts to give to manki yscure to us because of his very closeness to us, of the world. We have left it to those of distant vork approvingly, to accept thankfully his unceas- nd something better than that which has gone be- fore. Luther Burbank’s untiring efforts were not for the world renown fame that in the end he won, but for their benefit. Quietly, successfully, and has left to In the midst of his wor this man whose greatness to devote to the interests of with the thought in mind th and women of to-morrow, t to give to his fellow men the results of his genius with the world shut out, he carried on his work us the immortal efforts of a task well begun. k which seemed to absorb all worldly interests, we perhaps did not fully appreciate, found time the school children of Santa Rosa. He worked at it was for the benefit of these children, the men iat he endeavored to improve Nature’s own hand work. He loved and devoted his life to growing things, children and plants alike. And in appreciation respectfully dedicated to his of these facts, we humbly set aside this page, nemory. [9]