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

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Everyone eep Future Einsteins figuring out a secret Nattkemper form- ula .... one of the Ag boys weilding a hammer as did the blacksmiths of old .... nurse Sacry heals all wounds-large or small .... clickety-clack a echoin' back the woes of my typing class .... What is left after the sparks are gone? . . . . a reap-pleat with a drape shape .... deep concentration, but the answer is still x .... Ash, Leris, and Larkin con- struct-but what? .... what can joe be working so hard on? .... we just stuck this one in .... sewing a seam so it seems ....

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ng, Editor jack Ryersen The Santa Rosan needs little explanation for those who have looked forward to each edition during the past year. Simply over- flowing with headline stories, dramatic write- up, sports reviews, pictures, and-Oh yes!- that not-to-be-forgotten item, the gossip column, reading matter that appealed to every literary taste. It isn't an easy assignment to dash off a story, grammatically and factually correct, that will appeal to a group of critical readers. But it is an even harder job to see that these stories are in, checked, and ready to go to press. And so, we take this opportunity to thank the editors of the Santa Rosan, for the splen- did work they have done this year in turning out an even bigger, and better school paper. To the reporters, for their persistent news- gathering, and to Mr. Sarna, adviser and friend of the staff, we extend our warmest congratulations and deepest appreciation for many hours of enjoyable reading. Maggie Staples, joy Deffner try to look busy 4- Santa H Managing Editors M. Ridenhour, V. Brand Behind the Scenes If you had walked into Room 300, 6th period during this past school year, you would have undoubtedly seen-Meatball Abramson fbless his little heartj diligently at work, el- bows propped on a desk, left palm cupping his chin, right hand wielding a well-chewed pencil, glumly expounding over a gramma- tically incorrect sports page - - - Maggie Sta- ples tearing her hair and waxing eloquent over the inefficiency of the machine age, as she painstakingly types out her story, hunt and peck method! joy Deffner and Mary Gail Golka busily comparing notes, and loitering behind them Pen Wllitelmead and Dick Remy, exchanging sordid bits of masculine chatter - - - Virginia Brand, and a flaming crop of red hair, namely Rusty Tabor, concentrating on page set-ups - - - jack Ryersen and Bill Cun- ningham deep in a discussion of newspaper caliber - - - Marion Ridenhour scribbling line after line of fluent verse, while Janice Van Duren and Jane Kaiser wander in and out of the room, dreaming up choice morsels of gossip. These students have gained a great deal of experience in journalism, but they have gained something even more valuable-the spirit of co-operation. The ability to get along with others is one of life's most difhcult lessons, gi lesson which must be learned before an ulti- mate peace can be established by the peo- ples ofthe world.