Eureka High School - Sequoia Yearbook (Eureka, CA)

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4N ie r. 3 Et WMM.. Let Music Swell Recording on the machine and broadcasting our school program from Or- chestra Hall are outstanding activities in the new building, which was crmplet- ed in january 1940. The accomodations thus afforded greatly aid the instru- mtntal work carried on in our school. XVith its large rehearsal room, prae ic: rooms, and instrument storage room, the building ranks among th: best in the country. Realistic History Having twelve Slave Killers ofthe two-legged ty pe Qmore than any olhgi public collectionj is the boast of the llureka Museum of Humboldt Count.: which is housed on the ll. H. S. campus. lts founder is Georg, li. Albe: and it caretaker, Miss Cecile Clarke. Among its collections are mounted birds, eggs shells, guns and revolvers, lndian artifacts, and relies of piL:n.er hist.'rj,'. .mn-i 1. n A.- W sw,- l

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School Detective? YVith the turn of the dial our office secretary Miss Stevens, can now lislen in and talk to any of the classes in the six rooms in the Manual Arts building. Our new public address system or the Talkophone with its master s1ation locat- cd in the Senior High office, makes this possible. This new system is a great convenience and time saver. lVhat's Cooking? Modern is what we can now call our cafeteria, for it was remodeled during the summer of 1940. The color scheme of cream and tan is carried throughout the gwo main dining rooms, teachers' dining room, club room, hall, serving room, and kitchen. There are accommodatfons for approximately 350 students in our new school .lining rooms. 1 . 1 Q L 5 Q s. p E L f mis- ' , r