Eureka High School - Hornet Yearbook (Eureka, IL)

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CLASS OF ,41 The Senior class of '41 began their upward climb, When they as freshies entered Eureka High-so fine. Big wondering eyes glanced all about. With countenance quite green The speiihound youngsters tumhiecl in a waiting limousine. There came a sharp bend in the road and fast around they tore, Their meter then, to their surprise, registered-fusophomoren. The car was running smoother now, with skillful operation For everyone within it worked in good cooperation. The halt-way line was made at last, Without a sign of rust The class behind them, I suppose, was eating up their dust. They blew their horn to stop the trains. their heacts hegan to swell, For they were nearly seniors now-you easily could tell. Ah, hear ye ali, they've reached their goal, upon the very summit Theyive dropped their bondage chains at last, great freedom's song, they hum it The teachers are in a huddie now-the Seniors they discuss, HVVe'H have to let them graduate, or they'ii start teaching us. .-ARLENE FEHR.

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R. MAJOR Mr. Major has been a friend indeed of the Class of 1941 during alt four years in high school. He has been a class advisor twice, when we were sophomores and now, the ati-important senior year. We wish to express our thanks for his interest and all the heip he has given us. Also, thanks for a difficult American History course! We already appreciate the training it has given us. We wish Mr. Major all the tuck and success in the years to come. 1 To MISS HELEN BONE We, the Class of 1941, respectfully dedicate this, our senior Nautilus, to Miss Helen Bone, who has been our class advisor and friend during this last year in high school. Although Miss Bone has been at ETHS but one year, she has found a permanent place in the hearts of all who know her. We wish her success and happiness in the future and express our grati- tude for her interest and help during 1940-41. A 'T