Eureka High School - Sequoia Yearbook (Eureka, CA)

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, . Gllazz Biztnrg ful not only in mental capacity but also with physical strength. :ggi 55 It has shown itself to be the most dignified and live body that X6 ' 1 has ever attended, having been the very tenth legion of Miss .- -Q, Bell who keenly realizes their departure. The enrollment was very large in IQOQ and Irving Falk was elected president, Jewett Greenlaw, vice-president, and Ramon Walsh, executive. As usual there was somewhat of a drop in the Sophomore year, but that it was a class of determination and power was manifested from the very beginning. For that year it elected Leland Hanley, president, Winfrecl Klepper, vice-president, and Leland Hanley as executive representative. The junior year was one of progression in every direction g the officers being Leland Copeland, president, Lucy Mathews, vice-president, and Irving Fulton, executive representative. The class was very active during this period furnishing athletes, debaters, and students that have contributed much toward building up the fame of this grand old institution. Dramatic ability is everywhere prevalent in the class, which is shown by the many farces, etc., that have especially charac- terized this industrious section of the school. Last yearfs play was wholly de- pendent on its talent, while this year's production also finds the source of its vitality in the same direction. At commencement, 1912, our boys were ushers and our sprightly maids served as fiower girls to the graduating class. Not less eventful has been our Senior year. Alice Wass is president, Evadne Halliday, vice-president, and Bruce Clark, executive representative. That it is a most dignified, refined, and talented body is beyond question, and we feel certain that this class which has conducted itself so brilliantly and suc- cessfully here, will find 'a place of honor and respect in the future. ., ,w aim ,M 25 UGUST of 1909 witnessed the coming of the present gradu- ating class which has proven itself highly efficient and resource-

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