Eureka High School - Sequoia Yearbook (Eureka, CA)

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s 4 :T Q! L So Enter 'that Daily Thou Mayest Become More Learned and Thought- ful. So Leave that Daily Thou Mayest Become More useful to Thy country and Maxlzizmcl. ,X Q. L . 'K Elf 1 if

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V6 DEDICATIUN We, the Sequoia Staff of 1929, dedicate this annual to our school, With all its traditions and ambitions. Of course the students Who are attending, or will at- tend, this school are the most important part of it, hence this dedication is really to Youth--Youth with its heroworship, its lofty ideals and high ambitions. The Youth of today are the citizens of to- morrow. The World depends upon Youth for all future progress. Anything great or fine that is being done now must look to Youth for its continuation. Realizing this, We dedicate the Sequoia to our School.

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Seven THE ADT MUTIF In keeping with the dedication, the modernistic art motif is used through- out this book. The characteristics of the modernistic style of art are bold- ness, simplicity and colorfulness. It also suggests much by the use of a very few lines. The sub-division pages have a striking figure on a modernistic back- ground bordered by a sketch which pictures our present school and suggests the school of the future. All other pages have a border in bold modernistic design. The cover also is modernistic in effect.