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

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R. Principal's Message True education means, not to get something, but ern school is trying to hew the log to fit the in dividual, so that he may have the opportunity of becoming what he hopes and is d signed to become. More and more the interest is focused upon achie - ing and education, not upo obtaining marks a d credits. Q ul to become something. Witlu this in mind the mod- , W. C. PATCHETT I .za

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l' 1' wwf if H7 ff if Q' f .x I P---' ,. ij, fy' vff, f 5' gi igg F1a.xTuma -,.f' ' if W f wi 1? 44. N 7, f-,f i. fs Q r ' Ass'r. Mawaonu 5 q .:i. F , 9 K , tit Spowrs Why? As a memory book and record of this school year, the class of 1934 presents this issue of the Santa Rosa High School Echo. We design this book to serve a twofold purpose: as a reminder of the happenings of our senior year -its pleasures, privileges, and problems, and also, as an interesting and profitable project involving, as it does, the gather- ing of suitable material, editing of copy, designing the art of the is- sue, defraying the expense of the book, meeting the public, , and satisfying our fellow I :J T Y if I s'r ,ag g 5'I x l 0 ' 1 HL, , 1 S I .Q Socml' students. Added to the Am' foregoing, t h e book functions as an ad- vertising medium 'LQ Y for the school, ' ' and, we trust, f KW, , I f' will influ- VI L, 'X I, ence the 'lf ' F . . q public mind - E-ITUBS favorably toj Cl.nsN'r 62 M. l ward our public school s y s t e m. '?'f. 'i f'R S it-'I sz r R x ' l Xvlk THE 1954 A, -We , H ECH0 S l linl'1'0R-IN-Cmliv N nvrsrm E. Nelson S. Baker K. Nepotu li. P6lCl'S01l H. Copsey I'. ll 'r ly 1 D. Bonfigli M. 'l'lmmp'son li. B.il1u-rsl N s NN lltl Typist Asst. Mgr. Club Eflilur Feat. Editor Elliior-in-Chief ,else Ar! Erlifur Soc-ialE1l1lm' Sp0rlE1llIru Arlulsel X a i. .g4vl1 xll 'A.vr1 l -11 :-1zm..1nmx-un A ni 1 nn.

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X The Coast Nature gave many gifts to Sonoma County. Among these is her beautiful coast line of the Pacific Ocean. It is the envy of many a state and county as it has beauty as well as economic importance. One of the best known spots is Bodega Bay. It is popular in winter as well as in summer. Tourists find its rugged hills and cliffs a beautiful adjunct to the mas- sive body of water. The fishermen find a wealth of sea food in its water. Then, also, nature lovers find peace and contentment in the deep blue sea with its frothy white caps contrasting with the azure sky. One need not go to the resorts of the shore such as Bodega, Jenner By The Sea, or Fort Ross as there is much beauty and pleasure to be found on the lovely strips of sand among these resorts. Indeed, her Coastline is another of Natures gifts to Sonoma County. VIOLA Cooic.