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

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r, MILTON PALMER lioothxlll. Boys Glcc. 46, -L -JEAN PRATT Aviation Cluh, lcc Skat- ing Cluh, Swim Team Asst. Sport lftlitor. BYLLIE Al. XVETZLER Opcrctta, A Cappella. Or- chcstra, Prcs. Art Cluh Dancing. STUART PETERSON Ag., Shop, F.F.A. KEN ROBIN Orchestra, Senior V Show, French Club, Santa Rosan, Xmas Play '42. DELORIS XXHLKINSON Speaker for Graduation, Opcrcttas, Scholarship- scal bearer, Ra Ravas, Laurcan Cluh. 1 E l E 1 f 5 RBS-X., CHARLES PEXTON RUTH SWANETS Christmas Plays, A Cap- pella Choir, French Club, G. A. A. JEAN WILSON A Cappella Choir. G.A.A. Cabinet, Band, Christmas Play, Operetta, RAY NOALL F r c n c h Club, Skating Cluh, C.S.F., Honor S.R. BARBARA PORTER A Cappella Sec., Xmas Plays, Opcrettas, Girls Glcc Sec., G.A.A. Zntl Award. AL VESELY Football, Basketball. B. XWINKLEBLECK G.A.A. Zntl Awartl. Rctl Cross Representativc. C. lvl. NYSTRUIST Head Majorcttc, Pres. of Drum Corp, Laur. Cluh, A Cappella Ch.. Opera-ttas D. POTTERTON lntcr. Cluh, FrcnchCluh, Sec. Stamp Club, Santa Rosan, First Aid. ALFRED WARD F.F.A. ANN YOUNG French Club, Orch., A Cappella, Xmas Plays, Votlville for Victory.

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f . I I 1 ,,,.,s., February S niors p. GORDON BABCOCK F.F.A., Track, Basketball, Football. Trans. f r o ni Tulare. ANNABELL BAIRD Tennis, G.A.A., Secretary Osprey. BARBARA BAKER BETTY BAUER LORRAINE BAUMAN WALTER BEVINGTON ED BJORNESTAD Song l.e.ulei'. Var. Slmws- First Aitl, First Typing Vice Pres. Osprey Club, Victory Corps Boys' State ll, French soloist, Sec. ,lunior Class, Awartl. First Aitl Certificate, G. Boys' League Club, La u rea n Cluh, l.uatl Opt-rt-tra, G.A.A. A. A. First Award. l.lllSlf BOl.l.A l.lflf BOl.l,lNGER Girls' Glee, Christmas Tennis, Basketball, Block Play, A Cappella Choir. S , Vice Pres. Block Trans. from l'rsuline. S -2 yrs., Pres. -lr. Class. MARY EDNA BONAR Operetta, Xmas Play, A Cappella, Sec. of French Club. Drama Club. ROLLAND BRIDGES Boys Glee Club--1 years, Sec. Glee Club, Oper' ettas, Christmas Plays. Al. flAl.l.ORl RUSS CfJl.Wlfl.l. BETTY DAVIS HARRY DAVIS Traclx, Rctl ffruss Rep.. Glee Club, A Cappella, G.A.A. Football-2 years, Block lntt-r - Class Baslxctb,ilI. Football, Variety Show, S , Trans. from Analy. Pres, linlulisli Class. Opcretta. Christmas Play '-ll. BETTY BRODETSKY French Club, Our Town, Senior V Show, lst-Zntl G.A.A. Awartls, Arsenic and Oltl Lace. CHADYEANE DAVIS G.A.A., Orchestra

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June Seniors March On! Since this 1945 graduating class started its four years in high school, approximately forty students have transferred to the class, coming from the Eastern and Southern states. Many june Seniors have been active in almost every department of the school. Prominent in the affairs of the Governing Board were Laurie Lind- say, Bob Davis, Donna Rudat, Virginia Brand, and jack Ryersen. On the Boys' League Cabinet were Bob Davis and Mel Vifood. Taking care of the Girls' League of our school were Ruth Opper, Pat Phillips, Mar- garet Staples, Margaret Hoskins and Virginia Brand. Those who won the honor of belonging to the California Scholarship Federation were Virginia Brand, Irene Eisenegger, Marion Ridenhour, Vivian Sorenson, and Rusty Tabor. When this class graduates, the Ag Department will suffer a loss of many of its finest members. Some of them being Claude Dye, Mel Vffood, Ken Reiman, and Earl Sandstrom. These boys have been on judging teams and have done excellent work in the field of agriculture. Three of the outstanding members in girls' athletics were jane Degner, Nadine Ives, and Mary jean Ross. Mary jean was the president of the G. A. A. and Jane was the president of the Block SR. Prominent in the boys ath- letics during their high school days were Paul Henderson, jerry Miller, Al Pierre, Roy Grimm, Mel Wood, and Jim Curfman. A vote of thanks from the whole school goes to Larry Hebert. In all operettas, Christmas plays, assemblies or any other program, Larry was there to help set the stage, and regulate the lights to give the proper effect at all times. Although not as large as other classes that have graduated, this 1945 class has made a name for itself that will not be forgotten by the Santa Rosa High School. I