Arcata High School - Advance Yearbook (Arcata, CA)

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TY-TE ' -TQ -,A DLCANMSLEW f W V f A "Bulb Hill" llanrh Almost a hundred miles separates this ranch in the "Bald Hills" from Arcata. And it is nota paved highway that links this part of Humboldt with our little city, but a mountain road, which is very good at times, and at other times is--pass- able! It is here that sheep roam the rolling, Wind-swept hills, and clear, mountain sunshine mingles with the fog of the Pacific. It is here that the traveler may take a last look to- ward the sea, hearing it, but not seeing it, before he enters the forest of the rugged mountain country. It is from here, too, that students come to attend Arcata High. To these aspirants the rest of the students owe ad- miration for their determination to seize the opportunities that our high school offers. But for patient endurance of the weary miles the Trinidad delegation deserves the praise! Thirty-two miles a day for one-hundred and ninety days--a minimum of six thousand miles a year, starting from home before daylight, reaching home after dark during the shorter months of the year. What a task is ours to make our high school Worth such an expenditure of effort! . d -A P

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