Eureka High School - Sequoia Yearbook (Eureka, CA)

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Ube SEQUOIA The Student Body. 6 The Eureka High School Student Body was organized late in the term of IQO5, with joseph Walsh as its President. Little was done that term, however, on account of the lateness of organizing. This year the students determined to unite into a stronger and better organized body. A meeting was held with Thomas Hine as temporary chairman. A constitution was drawn up, and olficers elected. A week later, the members of the Executive Committee were chosen and began their duties. The High School has carried on several enterprises successfully through its Student Body. The lectures by Colonel Lochwitzsky were especially successful. The High School farce and the Sequoia were also produced under the direction of the Student Body. Much credit is due to the faithful and untiring work of the Executive Committee, which has contributed greatly to the success of our enter- prises so far. The committee is composed of: Lloyd Vlfallace, of the Senior Class: Ruth Carter, of the Middle Class, Henry Stern, of the Junior Class, Eugene Clo- ney. of the Sub-junior Class, and Miss May Bennett of the Faculty. The officers of the Student Bedy for this term were, Earl Clark, President: Clarence Tabor, Vice-Presidentg Stephen lVhipple, Secretary g Mildren Farley, Treasurer, and Thomas Hine, Athletic Manager. On the first Friday in May, the following officers were elected for next year: President, Earl Clarkg Vice- President, Florine Hai-tg Secretary, Eleanor Christie, Treasurer, Bell Carson, Athletic Manager, Axton Jones. It is to be sincerely hoped that the students of next year will net let the Student Body decline, but will keep it up to its present high standard. ffl 1 .1 5222? 1: fr riff ' 5 4 'rf ' r A ' s emi! V ' A

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6719 SEQUOIA ll K . ,,,,,- V, ,L,,.,. ,.V. . . Q .31 .- i !XvI2riy 'S ccci 2 .?4WlfMp1'ww'-1Niififbi f in A .O ,ull W Qi lillillll li - EDITORIAL STAFF Editor i11 Chief - Harriet A. Welch, '06, May Bennett, 'o6. Associate Editors Luella Van Horn, '06, Alumni - Grace Hunter, 'o5. Society Frances Bell, 'o6. Athletics Frank Cameron, '7. Locals - John Morris, 107. I joshes - - Bernice L. Woodcock, '05 6 Business Manager - - - Harry A. Hine, 'o6. Assistant Business Manager Nathaniel B. Libbey, ,O7. This Commencement number of the Sequoia comes to you, issued, not as for- merly by the departing graduates, but by the associated students. Undoubtedly, the change has been a wise one, for while formerly the whole labor and responsi- bility fell upon the graduates just at that time when they were most busy. now all classes bear their share, and the paper belongs to the entire school, from Senior to Freshman. At the time the change was made, it was also decided to issue but one number, at the end of the year instead of the usual quarterly editions. The wisdom of this policy is still to be questioned. The purpose in so doing was to lighten the work and make it possible to concentrate all our efforts upon the one number. It un- questionably has clone this, but it has left a practically inexperienced staff to cope with the task. In addition to this, when there are neither monthly nor quarterly We