Eureka High School - Sequoia Yearbook (Eureka, CA)

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Qraduates june 1928 HE members of the class of June 1928 have not been idle during their tour years at the Eureka High School. The pres- ent 4H class has been well represented in all fields of activity con- ducted in the Hi. Each year its ofiicers worked hard, endeavoring to establish a record in the school. As freshmen we did little, but the following year, acting un- der Mildred Moe's leadership, a party, picnic, and our greatest achievement, a noon entertainment, were given. The latter was particularly noteworthy since it revived a custom that had been dead for several years, for, following our lead, other classes have since put on noon programs. Many of our members have been very active in the field of drama. Jana Glenn, Sam Horel, and Mildred Moe have taken prom- inent parts in many school plays. The Music Department has been aided by the efforts of many of our members, J. Eastburn, L. Bar- ber, M. Sarin, R. Minnie, E. Hansen, V. MacMilllan, J. McGaraghan, W. McClure, H. McKeehan, M. Nilsen, and D. Nelson having been members of the Glee Club and Orchestra. We have also been well represented in both girls' and boys' athletics. F, Flaherty, W. McClure, and J. Simpson have played on the basketball teams. E. Selvage was a member of the baseball nine. W. Pederson, J. Sullivan, J. Ledoux, J. Simpson, and W. Mc- Clure graced the football squad. M. Allen, M. Barry, A. Fenell, V. MacMillan, I. Cartwright, M. Nilsen, M. Sarvis, and R. Winter are all 4H girls having participated in interscholastic sports. Many Student Body offices have been filled by 4H class mem- bers. Those who have held offices are E. Akins, H. Carlson, M. Moe, I. Moseley, M. Sarin, J. Thomas, and J- Sullivan. Two members of whom we are extremely proud are Melvin Sarin and Lynford Scott. Last year Melvin represented the Eureka High School at the State Orchestra Meet at Sacramento and won the place. Lynford Scott represented the school at the track meets at Berkelley and Modesto and set the state record for the high jump. The Girls' League ofiices have been well filled by 4H girls. I. Cartwright, J. Glenn, D. Johnson, and M. Sarvis have acted as officers, and cabinet members were H. Anderson, E Carlson, E. Shuster, and S. Stuart. Our present officers are president. Billy McClure, vice-presi- dent, Shirley Stuartg secretary, Jana Glenng treasurer, Agnes Fen- ell, and reporters, Valentina Lee and Dorothy Nelson. 16

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ff' -, , ,M mu ,. V.. ,..,..uw:,-,H .vu . .. 'x X we .1 .V .N - ...aww uzumumpm. , .mr - W., H1 BEULAH MABIE If in doubt, we consulted her. JOSEPH SULLIVAN Always considerate of his friends, MILDRED MOE She holds her audience spell- bound. JAMES RYBURN When he spoke, he had some- thing to say. '- . .f-mr' wi- 1 MELVIN SARIN His music was divine. MARGUERITE BARRY The1'e's always time for fun. LELAND LAWSON His high ideals led him on. WILHELMINA ETTER One could not be harsh with her A . H - . an-:annul fmntrn e.,,e..'