Eureka High School - Sequoia Yearbook (Eureka, CA)

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THE SEQUOIA Agnes Naileigh john Morris ZW 111111 117 urra y Eden Lovejoy Irma Pm!!

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THE SEQUOIA liar! Clark PYOVZAII6 Har! -2 H en rirfla Woods Eva L'r11nll1jy Ralph IlIfCurdy

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THE SEQ OIA VOLUME VI. JUNE, 1907. NO. l. Class History. .0 In August lfltlii, wtf, tho class of llilllg.Illl.V-Sl'Y'l'll,ll0gl2ll1tl'll1'lllgllS't'll0Ul 4':1l'm-V. At that tinn- the 4-lasst-ould, only with grlvatvst ditiiculty, be' vou- tainvd in lloonxs -l, 5 and S, the l'l'lIl2l,lIlllIlg rooms o11 the first floor being gin-n ovt-1' to the uso of the uppvr 4-lassos, and those on the sevond floor ln-ing om-upicd by tho gi'advs and thc- physit-s lab. No soonvr had wv l't'g1lSl't'l't'tl than trouhlvt and t'2ltl't S c1'mvdvd thick upon us. 'Phu 1-ustonns of high school lifv tospovially that. of Ullilllgjlllg' rlasst-si wort- sonwt.hing,: ontirvly now to us. Uno might sm' thu little l l-vsllim-s, in groups of sit-wil or vig'ht, iVillltllt'l lllg' ainilv-ssly aebout. the halls, trying' in vain to tind the rooni int whivh thvy ln-long,:wl. It was -no un- t'0llllll'tlll sight to se--0 sum-h a band of grinning 1f'1't-sliios miter il room in tlw nliddla- of a rm-itation, ho-ping' against hopv that it might possibly be tht' ligjlut one-g but alas! only to bv told by tht- tt-:lm-lim' in l'll2ltl',1JQ-0, Not, this is not your Hltllllg this is the Svnior Latin t'lass. 'lllion they would btlgin again thoir hopvh-ss journtvy up and down tho halls. Ilradually, l1owPvt01', thanks to tln- kindly assistant-0 of Miss Coldwell and Mr. liarlwr, we- be- 1-anw at-4-ustonwd to tlw ways of our now st-hool, svttlwl down, and vhose our t-oursvs of study. Now 4-oninwnwd our ftllll' yvars' strugglv with l'lnfg,g'lisl1, Latin, l 1'0n0l1 llistory, St'l0llt't' and Math, .Ks tinm passvd our l 2llllliS lwpt thin- ning ont, until vat-aint st-ats st-attvrwl about told, only too plainly, tht- sad story of t'U'llll'2ltl0'S who had givvn up tho str11gg'g'lo in dt-spair. t'I'lwy had lwvn tiunlwd .J In tln- following' August, when wt-t l'0flll'llll1tl as SOIlll0lll0l't'S, boing no longvr lf'rvslnios but wal high school studtvnts, wo thought. it. von- sistvnt with our nvwlysavquiwd dignity to 0l'Q'2llllZl' as a 1-lass. 1Xl'l'0l'tl- ingly, at a nn-it-ting hold for that purpose-, l+'loi-inn llart was vlovtvtl vlass pr:-sinh-nt and l'll'il'llli t'anwron St'f'l'l'l'ill'y an,d ll'l'2lSlll'l'l'. ln our Junior your our 0l'Q'2llllZ21ll0'll as a vlass was I'tll'l'l0tl still far- thvr. l'll'1lllli Uann-ron was Plc-vtvtl prositlvllt, and l'll'2lllli flt 0T'gI0'S0ll sw'1'e- rc-tary and trvasurvr. Flass 4-olors wc-rv also vhost-n, and vlass pins soon obtainvd. Wlwn, on thv 20th of August, 1906, wo again rvturnvd to svhool as St-niors--tlw 1-nviod, gravv, and haughty Svniors-so many t'llilIl,Q,'PS had ln-1-n lllillll' in tho old svhool that we hardly l't t'0QlllZl't-l it.. A new 00- nn-nt walk and base now surrounded thc- blot-k, tho yards had been lov- 4-lvd off tpi-4-p:n'atm'y to tvnnis vourtsjg tho old, unsightly ft-iivos had boon 7