Eureka High School - Sequoia Yearbook (Eureka, CA)

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A IENI0lQ'S FAIQEWELL Slowly the portals are op'ning for me to pass, And soon I shall step beyond the land of my youth. As I sight a glimpse of the future, my future, A sudden longing passes o'er me-- A spark of the spent out past. Just one more halt, O my present, Before I enter the realm of my ambitions! Let me live again the days long gone-- But, the portals are widening swiftly, And my time is drawing near-- O, must I go, must I leave my days of bliss? Time answers, Yes, for you may command Man's will, but God's law is not for you. Just one more glance--one glance-- I see the place which will be a memory-- The place where I found myself, And the world was spread out before my eyes-- The place where I created an ambition, And strived to prepare for my goal, I see the faces of classmates-- Faces I'll never forget, and I'll Count on the friendship of loved ones E'en tho' miles may be between them and me. But, oh, the portals are moving-- I have had my glsance -- So, farewell, my school, farewell! IHADDWS, SHADDWS Shadows, shadows-looming-dark, sombre, mystic- Everywhere-dark silhouettes of daily thoufhts, And the moon above. Shadows of progress, of hopes, ambitions, The grim bulwarks from rustic scenes. May these shadows be our hopes realized in The dawning- yours and mine. -Bernice Yamoto Twenty-two

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GIQAIDIJATES - JUNEJ929 The Class of June, 1929 has been an active part of Eureka High School during its four years spent here. Much of the success of the class has come from the excellent advisers: namely, Miss Turner, Mr. Wolfe, Miss Griffin, Mrs. Klep- per, and Miss Wagner. In the Freshman year, under the leadership of Albert Lamar, the clasg starQed its energetic life with the Father's and Mother's Party, which was given to interest the parents in school affairs. Led by I orene Barnum during the second year, the class gave an excellent dance, and members of the class began to enter into campus projects. In the third year, with Dorothy Wrigley as president, the organiza- tion gave another dance, procured class rings, sponsored the comedy hit The Patsy, and was host to the graduating class at one of the jolliest Junior-Senior Banquets in the history of Eureka Hig.h The fourth year has been a very fitting climax to an admirable history, with a dance in November, and a flying finish including Freak Day, Class Nite, Junior-Senior Banquet, Senior Ball, and Commencement. Boy athletes were Charles Barber, Joe Celli, Howard Cousins, Thomas Gallagher, Bert McGaraghan, and Glenn Waldner, While Kate Delaney, Alice Renfroe, and Dot Wrigley starred in girls sports- Many class members have displayed musical talent, the following belonging to the Glee Club: James Dorais, Dot Wrigley, and Marjorie Lane, and these playing in the band and orchestra William Cave, Sam Glenn, Arne Johnson, and Frank Roberts. Active parts in dramatics were taken by the following: Gail Clary, Verna Holt, Marjorie Lane, Bessie McConnell, Annie Louise Hellums, Marie Melanson, Bernice Yamato, William Cave, Sam Glenn, Fred Goodwin, Bert McGaraghan, and Neil Ryburn. Glenn Waldner, Marie Melanson, and Bert McGaraghan held the positions of president, secretary, and treasurer of the Student Body respectively in their last year in the school. Others who have held office include Gail Clary, Dot Wrigley, John McNally, and Rudolf Renfer. Mabel Herron, Gail Clary, Kate Delaney, Marjorie Lane- thcrge girls have been officers in the Girls' League, Bert McGaraghan represented this part of the sQate in the State- Wide Spelling Contest held at Sacramento last year. These people have represented the school in the Speech Arts Contest held in Arcata: James Dorais, Fred Goodwin, Mabel Herron, Dot Wrigley, and Gail Clary. The officers for the Senior year Were president, Charles Barber, vice-president, Graham Henderson, secretary, Elinor Cloneyg treasurer, Edwin Johnson, student council representative, Charles Barber. L ,V Twenty-three