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

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. eaeee . .f , 'Q.orfGl1C Egoliljl ,L -AML ROBERT SCHMIDT llH101'S Frm! Semefter HARLAN THOMPSON ELEANOR MOODEY CAROL HAMLIN ETHEL HUNTINGTON GEORGE HOYLE ELIZABETH Bixby Prerzdent Secretary Re prefentam e Re prerefztatwe Re prexentallwe Reprerentalzve Second Semerter BOB SCHMIDT JANE GODMAN ELEANOR MOODEY IACQUELINE MITCHELL HAROLD GROOM RUTH CARLI The class of 29 as usual had the peppxest class of the year In athlerrcs we had our representatrves 1n all departments and on every team We were 'Y Y always Wllllflg to take part 1n any act1v1t1es the school was puttnng on and now wlth the year so long walted for at hand we are ready to take full responsr bllrty as SCHIOIS of Santa Rosa Hxgh When we were green Freshmen we looked upon the Senxors as students far SUPCIIOI to us occupylng a pos1t1on that lf would take a long trme and hard studymg to reach But rnme passes fast and now as we near our senror year we wonder lf th semors are so superxor after all They mnght be a httle older and thmk th fknow more but thats all They have a lor of responsxbxlxty put on them and cannot be as carefree as the lower classmen So wnth th1s attxrude we take up our new dunes -L s S 5 S 5 S S S S S S S S 5 5 S 5 S S S S QL QXA4 0-ix.. Qvmvqw Y r 2 :ff f iiffli- 1-el 72:1 'mi --'M ' fl' :eff 'A 305' A is. -L , ' 0 I A 'QC' 'PF5 'F' 'ZOC-C-5,0 1-4-AM: -M -A-Q U -in-M wx- M ,Aw 4 V ' . I If . l ll T . - ' av I . O I l . A ' U 4 ' U I M ' u E J f ' , . Q x - -1 1 K Q 1 ' . , ns . Y ' 0 . 2 . N 3 . I N. . . 3 ' I Q' I . . fm '- . v .Z . g 3 B1 ' vu T P4 - - 2 . ' . Z . . .- cw I .i f , A - - - A A Y - 5330- ,y-9w.Q.j-x3-..443AAllh:- -A AAN--MQ M-'MDM 4' .WAWAQ A A A 3- ii 'f Ld' 1? in-A E as '- be 6- F21 0 A -eff' if

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A -af A . Alumni REUNION OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, '08 Each year a promising group of young people stand on the threshold of the High School with faces hopefully turned to the broader, winding avenues of life and learning. There comes a realization then, as never before, of their affection for the Alma Mater which has guided them through four of the happiest years of their lives. In June of 1908 twenty-eight promising young people received their diplomas in the old High School, which has since been destroyed by fire. How were they faring in the big world? What had they made of themselves? There is a thrill, an indescribable pleasure in meeting again those former classmates, many of whom we had not seen in years. A happy reunion of this class was held on the evening of june 9 and it was interesting to note the various posi- tions of responsibility and prominence held by these former classmates. The largest number had become teachers one is a high school principal one a prominent lawyer one an architect two are nurses one of whom served in France during the war' one is lieutenant commander in the U. S. Navy and one was killed in the World War Others are prominent in various lines of business and several who chose domestic life now have children in High School One whom the class claims as a member has become nationally known as a cartoonist writer and traveler Robert LeRoy Ripley vsho unfortunately had to leave school a few weeks before graduation Miss OMeara was a guest of honor and it was a happy gathering that met to talk over the old school days The members of the class are as follows Raymond jeans Grace Belden Kragel Edna Berger Wilkins Frances Hes sel Shealey Nell Griffith Wilson Augusta Hicks Shirk Ethel Lockhart Shar tuck William Lawrence Krnsaku Tonouchi May Ayer 'lay Ayer Brush Wil helmina Brockman Sayer Lorin Church Victor Cooley Lynn Hart Imelda Kinslow Cora Lang Archie Lockhart Margie Lee Hockin Richard Lee Dora Pierson Scott Mabel Parrish Davis Lena Schaupp Eliza Tanner Clarence Whitney Earl Woolley Mabel Ware Mamie Wedge Harmon WRITTEN FOR THE REUNION OF THE CLASS OF JUNE 08 an DEDICATED TO THE OLD SANTA ROSA HIGH SCHOOL Restless with memories the old bell stirs And silver tones ring out a summons clear Then down the happy Streets of Memory troop The Schoolmates of a distant Yesteryear We linger in the halls with friends long missed We find our teachers in accustomed places And learn again the lessons we loved best In happiest hours amid familiar faces Dear School we understand more fully now The words you gave at parting to each one How well wed like to hear the old bell ring Nell Griffith W1lJ0n 08 7 7 7 7 9 7 7 7 ' a . 7 l 1 7 7 7 . 7 7 7 1 a l I 1 ' 1 s 1 I ' 7. a 7 1 1 ' I 7 7 5 ' I I 7 3 7 7 5 l 7 7 7 9 7 7 7 ' , , . . d - - 7 7 7 D 7 7 Its greetings in a happy chime- Well done! L J viva Y T .i. l g inn ivivi' 'IWFIQPI ' ' n f iv

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