Eureka High School - Sequoia Yearbook (Eureka, CA)

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JQEEHU EIIFDC Atwill, Florence Atwill, Beatrice Baird, Clyde Brewer, Leslie Clark, Lee Corbett, Austin Connick, Chester Criss, Vernon Danielson, Mae Duprey, Emily Farley, Marie Al Feistner, Elsie Greenlaw, Geraldine Gray, Evelyn Heasrnan, Marie Hill, Lola T-Iovgaard, Irwin Hunter, Lois Candidates for Graduatlon Clase of june, 1916 johnson, Allan Kane, Jennie Lanipela, Holdey Lord, Miriam Loofbourrow, Alma May, Lenora Nagley, Edward Philips, Donald Quinn, May Renaell, Ansluelni Sarvis, Lyle Stenfort, Fern Sunter, Janet Swanson, Ruth Thatcher, Muriel Vietor, Lynn Watsoii, Margaret NfVest, Fay VVinzler, Clara if I8 I W

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C -TJLEEIILU IJIFQC 1 Che Senior Clase of Tune, 1916 ' 111.21 HE present senior class of june, 1916, entered the Eureka g Q 'QI High School with an unusually large enrollment. Dur- ing the Freshman year a literary society, the Ciceronian, ...4 similar to societies in other classes, was formed, and the 1 ll members of the class of 1916, ably demonstrated their histrionic and musical ability. This class together with the Mid-'Winter Seniors, had the honor of being tendered the first Freshman Reception. During the Sophomore year, the high standard of work, insti- tuted while Freshmen, was continued. The junior year proved to be equally successful. The class found themselves with more social duties than before, but they discharged them most admirably, at the same time keeping up a uniform standard of school work. The 1916 class enterefl their Senior year under the handicap of following in the footsteps of a class unusually prominent in ath- letics, dramatics and other school activities. The present Seniors proved that they could rise to the occasion, however, VVhile they can- not boast of many single athletic stars, they have done their part in the furthering of athletics as is seen by the fact that together with the Senior B Class, they captured the Interclass baseball champion- ship for 1916. Several of the Seniors also had parts in the High School play. As a whole the members of the class of june, 1916, may well be proud of the record they leave behind them. They can conscien- tiously say they have always given the best they had in whatever they did. It is with much regret that they leave the E. H. S. which they have grown to love so deeply. are Sly:-'wb sing:-ww X- a 445, VN -.1 5- -,Qv.hb,! 'q,-55 sh 49?-A 7X l 'waf40b N ,jg wi-I ' f LVQ N0 Q4 . p. eg? LA ma 17 I N

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'TJGEQU :mpc JI IRVIN HOVGAARD JENNIE. KANE LYLE SARVIS MARIE FARLEY CHESTER CONNICK LYNN VIETOR EMILY DUPREY LOIS HUNTER