Eureka High School - Sequoia Yearbook (Eureka, CA)

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PAGE ELEVEN Alma flliatrr O, Alma Mater! the time is at hand for another class to pass beneath thy gates, which are to close forever to those who have gone. 3' F' As we turn for an instant and glance backward over our senior year, we feel we might have done more to make us worthy of thee. We lived too much for the future and took our little victories and disappointments lightly, not realizing that the time would come when these moments would be treasured recollections. 3' 'W May our remem- brance of thee be ever an influence for good and help us on to greater and better things.

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Indeed a ramshackle relic of by one da h , g ys s ows an unprogressive spiritg it shows more, which we hesitate to mention. But Eureka certainly cannot be said to be unprogressiveg it would be untrue. In the rush of other things, however, she has neglected an important factor of de 1 - ve opment but not for long. In the near future we prophesy a new Polytechnic school. Shipping on Humboldt Bay California Logging the Big Redwoods of Humboldt County, California To Miss Solomon, our class teacher, the Senior Class extend their heartiest thanks for h k' ' ' er ind and considerate dealings, her sympathy, and her advice. Her active interest in all our activities. and especially the girls athletics, we f l h f ' ' ' ee , as been greatly responsible tor the prosperity of the Class of 1911. PAGE TEN

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iliarulig V. A. McGeorge Principal Owen C. Coy Percy Purviance History Science Miss Bell Miss Hunter Miss Solomon English Drawing Mathematics Miss Monroe Miss Chevret Latin French Miss Mccreorge Miss Ornscluff Miss Cosgrave Languages Cooking Sewing Mr. Canham Miss Acheson Woodwork Mechanical Drawing 'IZ--in as . T- he PAGE TWELVE