Eureka High School - Sequoia Yearbook (Eureka, CA)

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Lillian XValcl0rH Kate Cummings Elizabetll Iluprey Iohn Aulmin Fern Kellar George Pine Jeannette Hess - john ,Sinclair Anna Schortgen Ida Hermanson Grace Quigg PANIC TWENTY

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A wooden Indian guarding a toy cigar shop I knew to be George I'ine. A neat nurse maid pushing a perambulator. was no other than Katie Cummings, while the baby doll inside was Greta Heckman. Among a group of porcelain maidens playing fish pond I discovered Evelyn Parks, Margaret Mathews, Jeanette Hess and Eleanor Bryant. The fish were Harry Beckwith and Maurice Peterson. and queer fish they were too. A paper rose on a valentine was Anna Schortgen, while a copper policeman patroling a chess board was Leon Conant. As I was nearing the end of the shelf I realized that I had seen every one of that famous class except Mildred Hunter. Icould find no trace of her, but after- wards learned she had been kidnaped by a Morris dancer. George Edwards was also missing but I found out that he had been sent back for repairs. By this time, just as light of day was coming through the windows of the shop, I speedily jumped back into my box. thinking that after all, fate had done her best and life was worth while. even to a brass monkey. NZ 0 . lg wx Uhr Enh nf Bag Sunset in her crimson robes. All haloed by her radiant light, Kisses her rosy Finger tips, And smilingly bids the earth Good-night. Then the gentle twilight comes, Mantled in her somber gray: Vl'ith a murmured benediction Speeds on the parting day. Then silently, swiftly, steadily. 'When the evening bells have rung. The dark-shrouded night enfolds the world And the busy day is done. PAGE NINETEEN

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