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

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THE ECHO Commencement Program Entrance of Graduates— ‘The Heavens are Declaring’...........--+----+++-.-- Beethoven High School Chorus Ganivoleciintols! exces Aero ami Oni ae ee note coe, cmmeacn a Reverend J. Miller Ice Nieeeral Nihil eo een cen cops) toto aranae Oooo dooce High School Choris Elallelujah Chorus, sMessiahtt 23700 ne oe = Handel Accompanist, Miss Mildred H. Turner apy Hees IbaabanKoauienues Oba el (Yel oe amen plan aie-chen Gah corn oto cremmadie Gai c Oya Harry Edwards HiOyite debi. yvo Mewes 6 Cerra to tra he CSR cima abe Bernice Peterson Presentation of American Legion Medals.............. Clarendon Anderson StU oO Ubon dee od adasecomtonns tub on emmarmgooompn St Gad Philomel Club As ule NN@OD maei chee ice ele kere cecde talieeveies ay efemonsis ce @uaus eC csEe exer Logan [ne CAPM IRIGY A sale Seahorse ea sap ro oe Uoi HOMO bind Hod c Leoni on Sas INS INEViNet aooceun onese ceo e qo mem aoe oes n e Neidlinger (GG mine nGEneniaeNnGGneSS aa. nae cise stas s Sciie ctiemion aces sue Hon. Will C. Wood State Superintendent of Schools WASTCRILASTOHIORS. Aave GRMN cote Mane cate iG cuenta eek Gertrude Schuckman ees UT CLOVES tet rst arate, auc stata seiev en seene R. Huntington-Woodman enw avsr NiaciG tect, cohen scrcicrs epee t ersueseneycusy sensors Anne Stratton ccompanist, Alice Brayton Swain Presentamomron GraguatmouClass: quiere sts a ntestn eee Gardiner W. Spring Principal of High School and Junior College eceptance OLAGEAGNates sAicw 4 eel A ane eee ote ge Chats ver Jerome ©, Cross City Superintendent of Schools AWardnOte tpl OMmidcer.s as coro heteb oe, e See Miers Se re alc tene Hilliard Comstock President of the City Board of Education (BION pae eet nee iere rs eo ec eee eae so ote a ahare eeu sctyene hares Special Voice Class POI MOTI Giver Da Ge meatier nm siete c sercney as cecnncyireanaretee fer eteaed se a oauewe Ti Geibel Janet Thompson Beatrice Churchill Estelle Nelson Vera Gerry Gertrude Schuckman Naomi Masse Mildred Hubbard Alice Swain Flora King MISICONMOITEGLON: care acu titers seer aiaun Sve antne, oe taaet Miss Helen G. Cochrane PNCCO (MATS een ec none ec tekee tial irratels oc: mace edehotbarns aetna Mary Stuart Temple

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THE ECHO OFFICERS: Presidents rc) acaekabyesuie ors. crate ele teisihe eines George Feliz Wice-presigent s.rcc+re se ser ae Jimmy McCanse SGCHGLaiy mr aici com aitetnnsy tetas Rec lcuerere ats Doris Hamlin Representatives: Helen Walsh, Annie Carmichael, Howeil Brown, and Harry Edwards. Colors: Lavender and Gold. Flowers: Tea Roses and Sweet Peas. Motto: When the Winds Fail, Take to the Oars. George Feliz Seniors In the year 1922, a class of some 200 students entered on a new and puzzling stretch of their school life. They found no home awaiting them for the “old school” had been reduced by fire to a mass of charred ruins. In that year of adjustment this freshman class, tho’ handicapped from the beginning, cheerfully did its bit toward helping along all school activities. s sophomores, we see the class a trifle wiser from their hard year of experience.. Many of their number had distinguished themselves early in the game by their high scholarship or their prowess on the athletic field.. But it was in their junior year that the classs of ‘26 really woke up and demonstrated in every way that they were destined to instil enthusiasm and pep into all activities. Seniors! Hard work, good times, responsibilities, disappointments few and success—all this we associate with our year of leadership. Many new customs were introduced to the Student Body by the seniors, haneg-doodle day and bonfire rally being among them. Our life as high school students will soon be a thing of the past. We have accomplished much in the four years allotted to us, and we sincerely hope that we leave behind us such achievements as will not be entirely forgotten. Doris Hamlin.