Eureka High School - Sequoia Yearbook (Eureka, CA)

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in i Ullman Hrnpherg We are going back to Humboldt, My same old pal and meg Zelma is getting homesick, And I, too, would like to be Once more with our old school friends So far across the sea. We've been teaching school in China, And older much have grown, But years are as the moments, As we near our one-time home. The first friend we met was Webster, He was standing on the dock, He told us he was married, And gave us quite a shock. He invited us to dinner, His darling wife to see, Zelma quickly accepted The same for curiosity. Webster called a taxi Which, much to our surprise, Was driven by Winfred Klepper, Still of miniature size. Soon our ride was over And we were at the door, We stepped on dolls and rattles Scattered on the Hoorg And then the dear wife entered, How queer a thing is fate! For there stood Nina Lampela, As in the High debate. That night we heard a lecture, And who was on the stand, But the same old Tommy Tomlinson, The ex-president of our land! Grace, she said was a writer- A poet of great renown. Margaret Hottinger? Why she is editor Of the biggest, best paper in town! And Katherine, she told us, was married To the queerest sort of a man, A count from a distant country, With length of Coy and breadth of Van 16

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0 7.3 'if We boarded an F street car, To us a contrivance rareg Both the motorman's face was familiar, And the man's who collected our fareg We pondered for a moment only, And then we suddenly knew That this was Allan Watson And Francis Duffy, too. The ball-game next day was of interest, And tho' it may seem queer- The man who did the twirling Was none other than Ernest Sevier. A cheer then rose from the grand-stand, I could not see where I sat, But Zelma kindly told me That Harold was now at the bat. Lulu was sitting beside us, Mrs.-, I've forgotten the name, But clearly I can remember He was some miner of fame. Then I did question Lulu About a gent who was sitting near, She said it was Irving Fulton, A great civil engineer. By his side sat Elvina Ottmer, Looking just exactly the same, And we have heard it whispered She soon will change her name. And we heard that Frances Kellett Was a seamstress of great renown, And for some time has been working On Karen's wedding gown. We wondered who was the fellow Who'd won this girl so grand, But we were told to keep it a secret, That he hailed from a far-off land. VVe passed a shop where Layton Was written o'er the door, And thought at once of Dexter, Whom we had known of yoreg XVe then went in to inquire, But he gave us the same old speel That even tho' we lived in China, We must buy an aut'mobile. 17