Eureka High School - Sequoia Yearbook (Eureka, CA)

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x S X X xl X X Q X X Y Nww . 3rd Witch- Our Harold Prior is badly razzed For teaching the Egyptians how to play Jazzg While today in New York is a fight of renown, For Laura Lee Harper meets Hattie Brown. 0h, Mildred Feenaty-how sad but true, Is a wizened old maid in Kalamazoo. lst Witch- Beware of that fellow named Anthony Grayg He cracked a safe this very dayg While Lowell Rotermund in Samoa holds sway, He's been the mayor seven times to a day. Tall Irma Murray the whole world rovesg She's selling collapsible oil burning f WWW A 0 ff We Y A xx Y s X X. X xX X N X N xxx A John Roscoe on a chair does stand And leads the Yong Low Chinese Band. And Marion Wedige as thin lady does lead, Eating nothing for meals but dried bird seed. 1st Witch- List! Miss Ruth Cartwright, an actress of fame, Has quit the Galoosh Plays because of their nameg And Edgar Peterson, who was a shiek, Is now very silent and also meek. Sweet 'Georgina Hudson is unable to shirk Her course in advanced elementary school work. Now Ada Brennan has left the Rough Riders And is diligently nursing nervous spi- ders. 2nd Witch- But Janet Henry, Eureka's stoves 2nd Witch-- Sturdy Glen Ogg is a lawyer renowned. Who keeps his clients from getting downed. Catherine Cronin's a teacher becomeg She's teaching the imbeciles how to chew gum. Now Orville Rees as a preacher holds sway In a Holy Roller church many miles away. And Edna Nordeck, I must confess, Is a snake dancer in a Field's Landing circus. 3rd Witch- Ralph Irving is still a learned young man, He belongs to Oxford's most learned clan. gum shark, Is in Ashavashy teaching that art. Ah! what do I see? a math. teacher of great renown. A Is found in Carl Miller of Wrangletown. And Muriel Stewart has turned ,out a poet g She says she writes poems, but others don't know it. .14 Father Time- And now, wise creatures, I've knowledge galore, I'll be able to spread it from shore to shore. The class of Christmas, '23 Has made its mark I plainly see. Now I can tell those who despaired That this famous class can't be com- pared.

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- --1 son, in hopes that her friends will help her out. I, Glen Ogg, do will my ability to write satisfactory economics papers to Randolph Smith, hoping that he will improve his grades. I, Hattie Brown, do will my ability to have a good complexion and still feel free from running a drug store bill' to Mildred French, hoping that she will follow in my foot-steps. I, Ada Brennan, do bequeath to Jessie Eastburn my ability to change beaux. fZ A 5 x2 Z SN X 5 I . A F. 54172 ,X A Z 2 ff f 7 2 4, W 2 W 2 M if 7,12 ,yr k , I, Catherine Cronin, do will my bobbed hair to Lucile Duncan, hoping that she will enjoy the change. I, Orville Rees, do will to Newton Ben- ton my position on the Sequoia Staii' hoping that the editor will treat him more leniently than she treated me. I, Georgina Hudson, will my ability to get married to no one, since I value it too much myself. -Signed by A Pen Witnessed by A pair of blue eyes A pair of brown eyes 4B CLASS PROPHECY lScene-A dark cave, in the middle a cal- dron. Thunder. Enter the witches.J First Witch- Thrice the brinded cat hath mewedf' Second Witch- Thrice and once the hedge pig whined. Third Witch- Harper cries, ' 'Tis time, 'tis time! Brew porridgef' fEnter Father Time.J Father Time- O, well done! I commend your pains And everyone shall share i' the gains. And now about the caldron sing Like elves and fairies in a ring Enchanting all that you put in. Ah! say, wise creatures, listen here- Where now are those of the 23rd year, Those of the old Eureka High? In what way do their footprints lie? lst Witch- Ah, Ruth Lord stray, in India doth Teaching the natives to mumbly peg Play: While Eleanor Jackson is living on oats And in Africa is selling Jackson's fur coats. And Hally Jones in Alaska is prancing, Teaching the natives ancient Greek dancing. 2nd Witch- Now Katherine Murphy, as a cabaret girl, In the Palais Royale does madly whirl. A hash slinger we have in Laurie Mc- Grath, The fastest fellow you ever sawg-- While Loganell Beamer a detective's be- ' come And keeps every criminal on the run. 7!

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In ' , . N- X .5 .Q -X: ji -Y . A N ,y ' 1 If , ig 3 I iii SRE ii ai SP Q 'ii L -11 fi ' ' NN-Riff A I wif: R- ml CANIDATES FOR GRADUATION JUNE, 1924. VIOLET E. ABRAHAMSON ALLI AILI AHO MARY WILHELMINA ANDERSON CHESTER BARNES EDNA MARIE CARLSON FLORENCE MARIAN CHRISTIE MILDRED CLANCY AGNES CORTEN ZELMA HELEN DELANEY LUCILE NAOMI DUFF JESSIE ELIZABETH EASTBURN GRACE GEORGIA EVERTS GEORGE GEORGESON LILLIAN LINEA GREEN PAULINE ANITA GREEN ASTRID MARIE IIANA JULIA ALICE HERMANSON CORINNE ADELE HILTON ALTA HARRIET HOLLENBECK NINA FRANCES HOOVER LOUISE ELIZABETH INGALLS THEODORE EDWIN IRVING IIAROLD EDWARD JAMIESON SONOMA BELL JEFFERIES MABLE MARGARET JOHNSON VIVIAN KORTELL SIBYL MARY LOOK BENJAMIN LUBECK EVELYN ELIZABETH WOLFF WILLARD MCKEEHAN MARGARET PATRICIA MCGARAGIIAN JOHN MALLOY MARGARET E. MARKS ESTHER E. MILLIGAN GARLAND DUDLEY MOOREHEAD AUDREY MARIE MORTON HARRIET ELIZABETH NEALL HERBERT NEWELL GEORGE WILLIAM NORGARD MARY OHMAN CAROL DUNN PENTIN CONSTANCE BETH PORTER ANSIL ROBERT RANKIN FREDA P. RAY RO-WENA MARIAN ROLLEY ROBERT KENNETH ROSCOE MILTON ROSCOE VERA PATRICIA ROURKE FRELA SHIELDS HAROLD SMITH RANDOLPH SMITH GRACE MARIE STAHLEY MIKE STEFININI ADELAIDE STILL EDITH MARGARET STOCK MARION FENWICK STUART MYRTLE S. SWANSON MARY J. WAHL RUTH L. WATKINS HARRY DONALD WHITE