Eureka High School - Sequoia Yearbook (Eureka, CA)

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Kenneth Mortsolf Ru-Flo Harper Everett Corten Honora McAllister Thomas Quigg Dorothy Atwill Wallace Malloy Adah Hunt Wilbur DeCarlow Berneice Little Mays Naileigh Dorothy Hodges S30

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Uhr Svtaif Editor-in-Chief ..... ..- Ru-F lo Harper f Kenneth Mortsolf Associate lilditorse ..,. -llaverett Comm Art s,ras..,,- -.,- Calendar -,- --- Dramatlcs - ,, ........ .. - Telescope and Debating- - Society e o . s ..e. .... . . - Athletics - - - Music a - - - Exchanges r , - , a , Organizations a - - jokes .--- Snapsmsr, ee., ,.--e- Business Manager - - . - - , Ass't. Business Manager- a Adah Hunt Alvin Speegle Berneice Little Thomas Quigg Dorothy Atwill I f Sydney Bartlett lliarla Reynolds Honora McAllister Errol Gow Dorothy Hodges f Mays Naileigh llwilbur DeCarlow X Wellesley Hill 2 Susan Reynolds Marcel Adams Charles Roberts D

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Wellesley Hill Susan Reynolds Sidney Bartlett Earla Reynolds Alvin Speegle Errol Gow Marcel Adams Smut Ihr llvhmnnhn! The Cutting of the Sequoia for grape stakes or railroacl ties is like break- ing up one's granclfather's clock to save the trouble of splitting logs at the wood-pile, or lighting one's pipe with a Greek manuscript to save the trouble of reaching for the matches. -Madison Grant. I appeal to you to protect these mighty trees, these wonderful monuments of beauty. There is nothing more practical in the end than the preservation of beautyf'-'1'heodore Roosevelt. Through all the eventful centuries since Christ's time God has cared for these trees, savecl them from drought, disease, and a thousand storms, but He cannot save them from saw-mills: this is left to the American people. -John Muir. SAVE THE REIIIVUUIISJ 31