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

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Wow 'RL FACULTY MEMBERS UF FACULTY AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT MR. W. C. PATCHETT, B. S. MR. P. A. BECKLAND. B. S. MR. G. A. BATH. B. S. MR. H. A. DOW MR. L. P. HILMAN MR. HERBERT KEYSER MR. W. C. LARKIN, A. B. ART DEPARTMENT MRS. C. R. S. WATERSV, A. B. MRS. A. L. I-IENDRIXSON, A. B.,' A.M. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT MR. W. F. BENNYHOFF MISS A. E. HOWARD, A. B. MISS PEARL LOCKE, B. L. MISS F. K. PENZIG HOME ECONOMICS MRS. M. V. MITCHELL MRS. B. H. MARTIN, A. B. MRS. S. S. MERRILL, A. B. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT MISS C. L. FIELDS, A.B..' . A. M.,'P!a.D MRS. M. R. COLLINS, A. B. MISS MARGUERITE CLARK, A. B. .' A. M MR. W. L. GREENLEAF MISS SYLVIA LELAND, A. B. MISS DOROTHY ROBERTSON, A. B. MISS LUCIA SPAULDING. A. B. MRS. MABEL WARE, B. S. HISTORY DEPARTMENT MR. G. R. BARTLETT, LLB..' PhB.,- A.M. MISS MARDELE ROBINSON, B. S.,' A. B. MRS. N. H. SMOYER, A. B. MISS P. A. STRUCKMEYER, B. L. LANGAUGE DEPARTMENT MR. M. L. JENKINS MR. -I. C. ELKINS MISS FLORENCE RODEI-IAMELV. A. B. MISS R. R. THOIvIPSON .A.B.,'A.M. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT MR. CHARLES HAENTJEN. B. S. .' M. S. MISS HELEN COVERT, A. B. MRS. A. L. HENDRIXSON, A. B.,'A.M MISS E. C. LANGE, A. B. MUSIC DEPARTMENT MISS H. G. COCHRANE MR. 1. V. WALTER, A. B. PHYSICAL EDUCATION MISS M. H. TURNER. A. B.,' A.M. MR. O. W. FORTIER, A. B. MR. R. E. BLEWETT, A. B. MR. C. G. WELLS, B. S. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT MISS ANNIE ANDERSON, A. B. MR. P. L. MOSES, B. S. MR. J. E. WILCOX, B. S.. M. S. Study Hall MISS F. L. O'MEARA WOMEN FACULTY MEMBERS EQSQE.. .Er 1 9 2 9 .L - S ,.,7,.1w:.,..1.,.l 2'-'s-. X'S.,.,4,4f' r !

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g .3 SENIORS - ,- -, .vn1p ..-.,....' ----- - M - ,., g A , I ,Au ,Hn H 'jj iii! gg.. .-Ljsi., .. 'ff'-- ' -'- .. H- e -e - I , THE SENIUR crass Another school year has ended, and with its close comes regret that the last of our high school experiences :L . ,3 have passed. During the years to come, armies of stu- dents will enter the doors of Santa Rosa High School, ,I but alas, we shall not be anywhere in those ranks. in It is the law of progress which sends us forth to iii? I 1 fill the places that we hope are awaiting us. Some among - I I I l I T. us will still pursue knowledge, climbing higher the steep LI Q., I A trail. Others will enter the business world, eager to be- an I' I gin that keen competition which all must meet, sooner or J ,.,, ll 5 . . . v., ig I later. The arts, the professions, politics-each senior ft: II - I' I ,I I F! A, has his shining goal. :I f I ' ' ' , ll' 5. A We feel confidence, yes. The class of 29, since fresh MR. PATCHETT 'S 'N I y man days, has been well represented In scholarship and MISS ROBINSON l ' . . . . - I Ili In school activities. We are even a little proud of the l I .I I l I ' I . . Advirorr - I 'T' ' scholastic standing of our class, and we acknowledge a I I, . I A I 6 V lg debt of gratitude to the teachers who have been so patient with us and so eager to '-I IQ I,-'Q help us on. Our class has been useful in promoting ,wholesome social life and ath- I' II If I lerics. We recall with pride the names of those who have won honors for us not ,I1', I 1 only in the field but in the classroom. l l I V1 I To the class of 1930 we would say, Shun our faults, emulate our virtues. I . 3' Z Y. . l Fl I Fzrrzf Semeffer OFFICERS Second Semefter 5-I . , 5? pg BOB SCHMIDT P1-eridemf EDWIN WRIGHT , IQ . aug ' E STANLEY POWERS Vice-Prefident RUTH PRUETT If I I I I MAXINE SPRINGER Secretary DOROTHY BAILEY if I if nil ' fa: LOUIS PELLEGRINI Reprefenlazizfe GARRETT NELLIGAN Il. fi' -B ai LILLIAN MCCANN Representative LENORE FURBER I s-I if .LF Fil uk !,',,I I I Na lazy ii' I .,. af.. I. M S. 4 'rw H ' QMI fi? I I I 'Y .-I gre ,QI I it .J . BE fn! F fini iifiz ' Irie. . nfl!! li Ie.. . I :Q 53 Lf I I I 'II l l I If , IIT, 1? 1 2 gill.- 2:31, ROBERT SCHMIDT EDWIN WRIGHT ff 'I Q T ii T f 1, i if I I li fe... E. . , ,, , Q-eff I- ,- . I. I . . lb- fIn..lI.fv:Q 1 9 2 9 ft9i'1-t,ff19.lgf,f.p:j.islafy Il' i..f'.5-Q .e5S.ezIt.4fiJ.fQ..-ffg5l.laIf,5ifwlqig ' '-- ' - - E -- H WV . W... r. ,W ,Y L2-5 ,f-