Woodlake Union High School - Sequoia Yearbook (Woodlake, CA)

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Did not Londcsceud to talkxng WVith the other High School Llasnes For our learnmg was unperfect And our xgnorance decelved us Yet we had some spark of learning Toxled and strlved to master knowledge Knowledge that would help us onward Thru the struggle which wa'-x comlnz Help us when for all our strlvmg We should all be noble QBHIOTS Leaders of the School the Seniors Thxq IB what we wlshed 'ah lunlors WI' LEAD Vow we hold the placf, ol Senor Qenxors of our Woodlake Hlgh School We have worked and have surmounted All hard thing-s that barred our pathway Wow rewarded are we rlchly Well repald for vear-, or tollmp, Tolllng thru three vearb of Hrgh Qchool qeniors now we hold the banner And all old tradltlonk hold we That thru many 90Ill0l Cl wsu Have come flown to llw un-xlumfrl W E LFAVI1 Now our tune lk oer as neurons We must lent tlne well loud qlgll smhool And make plale for other senxore Who will hold ln equal honor All that tomee m that powltlon Wow we glve the-m these uadltlons That for one year vw have guarded Give the banner :uve the sph lt lnve the name- of noble Qenxor To the preeent vorrhy lumore Then to hold them well and wwelx Hold them high md keep llflhlllllffd As thru mans iemor lla'-mes Thev have been held hlgh betore ua LAWRFNCE HURPHX 1 J I 1 ' ' I - .l 1v t . , .. . . V . V . 4. . . rw 1 A A Zi l . v .. , h . . V v 1 f 1 . 1. A . . 4 . . I ' ' l: . ., ' ,I..tS , . ' , f -t 1 A v ' '. ' 4, 1 ' -.4 ., . 5 ., ' , ', v ' v ' ',l J - ' . Y ., no Q ' ' . , .. , 1 1 ' I A . . . , , ,l 3 1 ' ' , , , . t I , L ., - . v 1 '- I , 11' 1 f f ,A , .,' ' -'n ' ..'.', v J .

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The Senlor Class Wrll We the Senlor Class of the Woodlake Unlon High School bemg in the last stages of mental decompositlon due to the labor required to graduate from this sald W U H S being also in terrible pain due to the pangs of parting minds belng unbalanced enunclate that thxs is our last testament which we wlll cause to be wrltten before we arduous and we and our will and pass out from this unsympathetlc hotbed of sedition I Freeman Thomas alias Allbx Thomas wxth the utmost regret do bestow upon Cllfford Muason my greatly developed line f argument and nolsy persuasion duly taking into consideratlon that such talent will not he over used and so I hope will die naturally as I have I Esther Bachman lease my studnous hablts and plotound ambmon to obtaln my education ln 'the W D H S to James Tripp I Fred Wacaser do rolling down my checks nicxous habit of cuttxng fearing that I have thus a girl very sorrowtully and with tears of regret glve my well used but exceedingly pex classes tonce in a While, to Mary Hexn destroyed it as Mary IH not that kind of I Margaret Sandidge bexng of exceptlonallv strong mind do let fall wxth as httle wexght as posslble upon Albert Lucas my great lnslght and ability to master Physics In doing this I feel that I have helped to uphft Humanity as I thmk Albert can use said abllity I Lawrence Murphy after losxng many nlghts ot sleep and sweet dreams wlll my posltlon as instructor to a class of wonder fully excltable glrl DIIVSICISYS to Paul Wedel with the warning he keep hrs eyes on his work I Susie Mae Alexander leave my rogulsh eyes and vanvpxsh ways to Elizabeth Plerce hoplng that she wlll profit by them I Thomas Sakamoto leave will and bequeath or otherwise dxspose of my little perfume bottle also anv drops of mercury or arsenic that it may contain to Oscar Alles P S Don t eat the mercury It s poison' I Tom Neff wlth much regret leave my helght to Dora Wright hopxng she will be a trifle larger some dav To help the comlng generation I lla Musson leave my quiet manners to Elmer Cornlsh I Eugene Gerow do herebv bestow upon Edwin Ropes my great abllitv to match all ctherical dlsturbanr-es and make Jazz of them o 0 1 1 1 '- 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 I 1 Y - . , I 1 7 1 7 . 1 1 I v - Y . . . 1 V A ., , , 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 , . , . , , . 1 1 1 v v 1 4 . . s - 1 1 . ' 4 1 .sq 1

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Q65 g vW M15- 'R 'Q ff' WL ARE INITIATLD In the year ot' nineteen twenty tame we here to be the Freshmen Lame to this great institution We were greatly persecuted By the bophomores next above us Ducked beneath the ice cold showers soaked and draggled in the showers bo we had 4 great convention And elected us a leader Turned our selves against the .sophomores Thus we os ercame the Sophomores And in battle were victorous Fnded thus our year as Freshmen Xl I4 INl1'IA'l'h sophomores were we very foolish Had no toil no care no worry knowledge had no place or station ln our live our minds untroubled We were butterrlies in summer Flitting here and there unceasnng bchoolini., was 4 pastime only Given thought as time permitted In between our Joyous parties Teachers were we to the Freshmen To the poor deluded Freshmen Who with meekness and contrition Served to entertain our moments When we had no more disersion. Thus did pass our time as Sophomores 'WV lu LOVE US When we took the name of Juniors We were very self exalted Qt: v' 'L if U 'Q 4. 1 Y I l 1 . t N .E Senlor HlStOfy 5 Whig I e o I I ln the fall when leaves were dropping