Eureka High School - Sequoia Yearbook (Eureka, CA)

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Class of 'OS. Emily B. Allard Clara A. Bacon Leia Bolton Albert Bradford Leanora Black Secretary Anna C' Dann Edna M. Dinamore PAGE THIRTY-ONE

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disappeared. And such patriots! Every day for months we sent up red and green flames, offerings to our school colors. We longed for a wash-tub or some- thing as large, for sand bath pans had really become too small for our high school patriotism. Some of our most noted chemists manufactured gunpowder while others attempted the gentle art of making Hparlor matches. We can vouch for the success of the former, but we still have our doubts in regard to the latter. Christmas holidays were drawing near and in accordance with a time honored custom, we had a Christmas tree in the lab. Oh, what lovely presents we got! Our very pleasant chemistry course was concluded at the end of the term by a Hfeed in the lab. The faculty were our guests, Mr. Albee being toast-master. Early in the summer we set about the hard task of choosing a class pin and class colors. After much trouble and a little Uscrappingf' we chose green and gold, and a class pin in the form of a shield. It was now time that we follow in the footsteps of the most ancient classes of the E. H. S. and give a dance to the Seniors. Some of the most artistic of our class did the hand-painted programs, while the rest of us 'igot busyn and decorated the hall. ' Commencement night the girls of naught eight were the flower girls for the class of naught seven. Last August we'returned to the E. H. S. as Seniors and the old school was dearer to us than ever. We found that we could not run the class without Henry Stern, so he was elected president for the third time. Pauline Naileigh was chosen vice-president and Leta Bolto11 secretary-treasurer, while Norris Ferguson represented naught eight on the executive committee. The fall term flew by and the Christmas holidays were at hand. It was during this vacation that we gave to the Alumni of the E. H. S. the last dance of the class of '08, Soon after, we returned, our names posted, and we realized that but twenty-one of the three rooms full of students who first entered in ,O4 had escaped Mr. Albee's 'fish net, but, Class of '09, we have been kind to you and left you a number of our classmen to swell your ranks. Announcements and programs have been decided upon and by the twenty-ninth of May only the memory of the class of naught eight will remain, and we will start on our long journey down the road marked alumni, Our high school days will be gone but not forgotten. LEANORA BLACK, '08. PAGE THIRTY

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J Class of '08 Roy H. Drew Alben R. Froberg Norris R. Ferguson E. Rena Harmon li- F. Leslie Herrick - ' 35.1, ,Z ,Nr Q. ie W fi g f -1. ji. - A -W ,, if ' K.-,ggfki - . , ,,,, M , ,,. , . r. . r W Qi n ' A ,ig ,, i . fwfr: , f gn 'fe A Irene R. Heckman May H. Hemsted PAGE THIRTY-TWO