Arcata High School - Advance Yearbook (Arcata, CA)
- Class of 1946
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The Founders Tree
The tallest tree in the world
Stands in the Redwood Empire
lt is a Sequoia Sempervirens
Near the Dyerville Bridge on the
Redwood Highway
Graceful and ever living
It rises three hundred sixty eight feet
Above the around
Stand our football field on end beside 1t
And the Founders Tree would win
By eight feet.
Measure history against this tree-
The Founders tree was young
When Christ was born.
No wonder it is called
Sernpervirens.
IUIE
IDVARWDE
1946
VOLUME XLIV
PUBLISHED BY STUDENTS OF THE
ARCATA UNION I-HGH SCHOOL
ARLATA CALIFORNIA
DITOR FARBAHA DOL?
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FOREWORD
Today wrll soon be but a memory ot the past
Tomorrow rs burlt onthe present as rt rs burlt
on yesterday Now rn thrs school we work
toward an educatron and rn a taraer sense
toward cooperatron teadershrp and democ
depends upon our acts ot today Durlna
these years rn hrqh school we are tormrna
the mrnds whrcn Wrll make tomorrow S de
Crsrons the decrsrons Whrch Wrll decrde ot r
future and the wor1d's
racy. We cannot tell how much of our future
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Harold Anderson
Dayud Austin
VIOIEf Bennek
Chester L Brett
William Cater
Thomas L Devore
Rollo Forman
Bryce L Founlal
Channing H en ans
Harry Bnxler Klnnare
Carl L Late
Edwin Leese
James Luqhv
Donald Malone
Jorn Marte
John D Martin
Ram do Nat?
Ed W Null
Don Parton
Jacl C Schmid?
Warren H Smlth
Eugene H Warren
Eugene Wclf
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January 8 I944
June 2 44
March 24 l945
February I 3
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May 3I 44
January
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December 3 I944
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August 27 I944
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March 22 945
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March I7 45
March 3 l945
November 30 I9 ll
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Guadalcanal
Philippines
France
Belgium
Luxembourg
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Okinawa
Germany
South Pacific
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Germany
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Robert Welch ral 2I Okinawa 4
LEST WE FURGETV
All around the world white crosses stand
above the graves of twenty-three boys and a
girl who were at one time students at Arcata
High School and who followed the flag to die
in the service of their country.
They were one of us in past years. They tol-
lowed the same paths from class to class and
from building to building. Their joyous shouts
echoed on the field and in the gym as ours
echo today. They were members ot the same
clubs, took part in the same activities and were
perchance kept after school even as you and l.
But school days quickly turned to war years
and when the nation called they were ready.
Quietly they slipped away to become sailors,
soldiers and marines. Sometimes they returned
for a few short days, looking strong and smiling
modestly. A word, a wave ot the hand and they
were gone again.
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And so around the world they liefGermany,
Belgium, France, the Philippines, New Guinea,
Okinawa, and Iwo lima.
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MINIS T A TI
MR A O COOPEHRIDER
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It has been sa1d that the fate of C1V1l1ZCIl1OI1
depends upon the outcome of the race between
the forces of destructron on the one hand and
the uphftmg power of educatron on the other
Now we are confronted wrth the fact that some
of the greatest achtevements of our educatron rn
one held the fteld of scrence can be two edged
swords The progress 1n electr1c1ty rn radro
explosrves arrplanes and now atom1c power
have grven us weapons that are convement to
use and have been used to tear down every
They can even render the surface of the earth
unfrt for the habrtatron of man A tremendous
challenge IS ours to foster that educatron whrch
l1fts the character of man to the pomt where he
w1ll want to use the awesome forces that have
come mto hrs hands rn a manner that w1ll w1n
the race for c1v1l1zat1on
US T EES
Mr Lulle E Nloxon, Mr Leonard Lmdsfrand, Mr Emerson Graham, Mr Mulfon Graham Dr Noah Sfromberg
thing that has been built up by human endeavor.
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Arcgtot Union High School opened in lctnucrry l895 originolly
o school ot some twenty students. By l9l8 the school hcrd grown
to two hundred ond the present building wos erected. Now in
l946 there gre gbout tour hundred ond twenty-tive students ond
onother lorger building is needed. The tgculty hos regched
twenty members just orbout the number ot origingl students. Qur
school hgs grown with the town gnd the outlying districts. Every
new industry ond thought is reflected in the student body. The
school is ct union ot youth from dll surrounding sections bringing
them together ond morking them gcguginted with egch other s
idegs. We tgke greot pride in our High School its high stondgrds
gnd growth its scholctrship its dgnces and its athletics. lt is our
Almo Mgter ond it symbolizes our work crnd ploy for four yeors.
ADMINIS T RA TION BUILDING
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ROSE HAGOPIAN
Cofetoria
Home. Economics
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RALPH C. DAVIS
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CLASS of 1946
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F151 Sem sie C TA DG'
Durlrxq the four years that the class of 46 was m Hrqh School three were war
years Due To thrs there were many drrves for bonds and paper Th1S class won
ihe bond drrve of 1945 and they drd very well m the paper drrve In May of 1945
they gave an outstandmq Iumor Semor Prom Both the boys and qrrls are out
standmq 1I'1 sports
CLASS OFFICERS
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BARBARA ANN DOLF
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WENDALL ROLAND DECKER
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MARGARET ANN MCCARROLL
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CHARLES W MURPHY
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CORA LEE DAVIS
merry heart gre s all Ihr way
IOHN MILTON SANDERSON
argued high
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PEGGY BROOKINS
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PHYLLIS SEQUIST
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IULIUS W THACKER
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EMMA IACQUELINE ANDERSON
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IOE WATSON
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PATRICIA RUTH CLARK
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THOMAS F QUIGLEY. Ir
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and mam what you can do
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ROBERT N MATTHEWS Ir
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RITA LOU WATERS
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DARRELL ROY CARD
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LOIS ANNE CLARKE
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ARLE'I'I'A MAY VOGEL E
Of manner qentle, of affection mild.
MAURICE NELSON DAVISON
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ROSE ALBERTA LORD
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LEE ROY F COCKRUM
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GEORGIA LINDGREN
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WILLIAM IAMES HOGG NX
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LESLIE LEROY CHRISTOPHERSON
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MYRON ANDERSO
IAMES BIXLER
ROBERT E FISHER
IUNE GRISWOLD
EARL MCPHERSON
DON PINKERTON
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Marilyn Brxzard Edwin Oliveira
GIRLS SHIELD LEAGUE
For thirteen years awards for student activ
ities have been made at Arcata High School
through the point system Points for circle A s
are earned by extra curricular actxvities ana
scholarship points for block As are earned
through sports and Tiger A s go to the tour boys
highest awards are the sweaters which go to
the senlor boy and girl Tiger A holders selected
by a faculty committee on the basis of character
and service
GIRLS LEAGUE SHIELD
Since 1927 the Girls League has sponsored
an honor shield on which is engraved the name
of the ideal high school girl chosen by her com
panions Helen Hale won the award in l945
Marilyn
SWEATERS
Brizard and Edwin Oliveira
TIGER A S
Barbara Doll
Phyllis Carroll
Helen Hale
Marlyn Worth
Harry Wyatt
Antone Borqes
Wendell Cole
Paul Kellerer
Helen Hale
and girls withlthe highest combined totals. The
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Margaret Marks
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MH DAVIES HOMEROOM
FIRST ROW B Miller S Peterson J Lyman G Paddock R Lama SECOND ROW E Lorenzo C Lorenizen N
Romaninl M Logan V O Brien B Nungesier Mr Davies THIRD ROW R Moore V McCauley C Marks J Mason
E Roberfs B Palmer J Rovelli FOURTH ROW J Palmer W Mason F Powers G Giori A Loder H Punch
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FIRST ROW: E. Allen, R. Anthony, L. Beamer, J. Briqqs, R. Brauer, N. Balabanis, M. Dunson, Mr. Davis. SECOND
ROW: P. Elmore, D. Edwards, F. Burgess, I, Hendrix, G. Bohigian, H. Chiffenden. THIRD ROW: B. Bush, V. Bensinger,
M. Aldridge, F. Caiune, T. Anvick, E. Cochran, M. Davison. FOURTH ROW: F. Bussiere, B. Baxfer, C. Chrisiiansen,
E. Chiffenden, E. Dodge, B. de Smet, B. Elier.
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qcrlrons wrth Wl'11Cl1 rt wrll If confronted CIS Semors The rrrrrrors ure cmsrrrrrrrcr
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Cr large mrrrrl or nl tho me nl Orb ol Ihre Class
MISS DEGENHART S HOMEROOM
FIRST ROW M Sfoops M Williams D Snmas S Well! D Simpson Mlss Degenharl SECOND ROW C Websler
M Sherman B Tundall B Yarbrough B Spaleila W Walch THIRD ROW N L Smedley O Syverlson E Worfh
rngfon F Vanne V Young G Splnl FOURTH ROW G SEQUIST R Taylor R Knapp J Snyder R Schullz R Wyaff
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FIRST ROW A Jakohch M Jakoflch L Lawrence B Fay I Lavagnlno J Borel Mr Elmore SECOND ROW J
Lxndslrand, A. Smons, P. Henry, N. Hogg, M. Fulron, B. Helm. THIRD ROW, E. Kmghf, F. Kellerer, W. Genfry,
D. Lewis, A. Evans, A, England. FOURTH ROW: E. Griswold, B. Horfon, S. Founfaln, C. Jensen, R. Jordan, F. Jones.
THE S ES
MR. PARSONS HOMEROOM
FIRST ROW: E. Genzoll, E. Henderson, C. Frankie, M. Freeberq, J. Hubble, Mr. Parsons, SECOND ROW: W. Elmore,
P. Griswold, M. Haney, N. Geniry, B. Gwinup, J. Hanson. THIRD ROW: K. Jones, H. Gross, O. Johanson, A, Hyall,
R. Gufhridge, L, Groves, A. Fernleaf, FOURTH ROW: J. Hall, K. Gibson, J. Granger, B. Johnson, D. Friiz, D. Faulkner.
MR SMITHS HOMEROOM
FIRST ROW 8 Mason L Murray L P dro D McCann B McBrlde B Rerd Mr Srnulh SECOND ROW J McCune
Lewis T Porler R Morrison FOURTH ROW J Rufh V Keefauver C Molander L McCord R Relac W Klewalf
J Par
B. Nessler, L. Pack, L. Owens, A. Pelers, S. Rayner, J. Lee. THIRD ROW: D. Keefauver, K. Kiewall, J. Melendy, R
B. . dini.
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This class has exchariaecl its freshman laole-ry lor saphamare scphisticaticri.
Many are active in organizations and athletics and as UDDGTCICISSTTIQTI they
should add to the aclvaricemeht at the school.
MR. STODDARD'S HOMEROOM
FIRST ROW: B. Ward, L. Wolf, D. Santos, G. Smith, Mr. Stoddard. SECOND ROW: C. Smith, L. Taylor, P. Spellen-
berq, E. Smilher, W. Tompkins. THIRD ROW: M. Simpson, R. Syvertson, L. Shaffer, V. Vogel, l, Worthington. FOURTH
ROW: E. Yurdana, J. Vallerqa, E. Smith, B. Van Cleave, R. Seaman.
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FIRST ROW B Collins B Beshears N Cocoman M Carvalho J Dunslng R Cochrane Mr Wood SECOND ROW
B Bagley B Damqaard A Davis H Cole P Bracket? N Austen J Clark THIRD ROW K Cole R De Bernard:
D Bliss M Casanova R Dobrec B Buqenlq FOURTH ROW J Butcher R Belluomrnu S Brown J Balke D Ben
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MRS. MARKS' HOMEROOM
FIRST ROW: D. Buqeniq, G. Womack, A. Tosfe, G. Serra, V. Keefauver, D. Knapp, Mrs. Marks. SECOND ROW
E. Lindgren, J. Birchfield, P. Duncan, M. Pacheco, B. Coals, D. McBride, L, Hill, THIRD ROW: T. Rlblero, D. Hall
F. Anderson, W. Nelson, K. Shull, J, Hendrickson. FOURTH ROW: R. lngraham, D. Walkenshaw, N. Vaissade, C
Murphy, R. Mora, R. Cockrum.
FRESHMAN SNAPS
2 Axe they kxddln " 4 Green but qrowmg
1. Talk about class! 3. How about lhcxt??? 5. Lipstick. thai is.
The l:TiQSiTIIlCUl cfldsss lest its time iii ddjustirig themselves to high schuul ways
drid idectls. lt hdss shown interest iri dll student dltdirs drid hds hdd CI ldrqe repre'
S-9T1lCIllC3T1 oil the hericgr roll. A.U.H,S. will he proud of the class ol '49,
MISS CARROLIXS HOMEROOM
FIRST ROW: H. Smith, F. Bettendort, A. Martin, Miss Carroll, B. Parker, B. Greener, SECOND ROW: R. Ennes, C.
May, G. Reed, C. Faustino, J. Palmer, H. Machado. THIRD ROW: L. MacMillan, R. Jones, D, Goddard, F, Stebbins,
B. Andreasen. FOURTH ROW: M. Jenkins, R. Titlow, R. Kring, B. Walter, G. Nordquist.
MRS GALVINS HOMEROOM
FIRST ROW E Knight B Blanks D Hagan Ms Ga vin I Oliveira 8 Hunt E Reis G Box SECOND ROW
N Jacobson J McCarrolI P Harnden O Swanson T Rodrugues R Vogel FOURTH ROW R Sutter J Vnerra
W Gupson W Bray A Sherman N Sequlst J Coll ns
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Laidlaw, J. McNabb, Y. Reiswiq, J. Alden, J. Telcnicher, D. Krauter, B. Pittman, A. Guimelli. THIRD ROW: D. Nelson,
MR. HAM'S HOMEROOM
FlRST ROW: M, McMahan, 8. Wolfinbarqer, L. Ryan, C. Sweel, E. Griswold, D. Carlson, Mr. Ham. SECOND ROW:
L. Wriqhl, B. Lafferly, E. Jones, B. Snefl, P. Mosier. THIRD ROW1 W. Ferrin, L, Smarl, R. Clark, P. Bray, J. Miller,
A. Pacheco. FOURTH ROW: G. Moxon, F. Cliflon, C. Sfark, G. Smilh, R. Slone, D. Roberls.
MR KELLY S HOMEROOM
FIRST ROW J Dobrec E Serra G Briggs R Johanson G Cole G Smedley Mr Kelly SECOND ROW G Rus
C P I H THIRD ROW B Carlson L Chns
han D Wulson J Maslerson B Lane R Edwards FOURTH ROW A Allen R Allen L Tracy R Walker C Nor
berry V Nelson L A Jennlnqs
sell, M. Spalelfa, D. Romaninl, D, Tierney, E. Alves, W. Wlndbiqler, . ego o o. : . , . '
Freshman?
Unrecoqnizable faces
"Har-Har"
"I.ucy"
French Class
6. Unforgettable day
Sack Rush
8. Hubba-Hubba!!
Women, beware!
10. Tee Hee!
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School spirit
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Presldeni SEMESTER I
CABINET AND COUNCIL
FR T ROW P Clark I Olwenra D Ferguson G Cole V DeBernardl rss
Carroll SECOND ROW B Muller B Doll R Le s G Sp nr J Bresee R Waters
THIRD ROW L Hull P Ball F Slebb ns N Gentry L Robinson FOURTH ROW
P Bray F Jones L Cockrum C Marks C Da us
The Student Body Councll for the frrst semes
ter had regular successful ralhes drreoted by
the program charrman Charlotte Marks
Wlfnch drol much to promote school splrlt
Une ot the outstanolma events ot the year
was Saolre Hawkrns Day Whroh was spon
sored by the councrl rn November
WESTON WALCH
Vxce President
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SEMESTER II Presxdenl
I. W. THACKER
Vice'Presi-dent
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CABINET AND COUNCIL
FIRST ROW P T ons C ml h M McCa ro J 0 o
c e Bresee Miss Cerro SEC ND OW N Gentry B Dof L n
s M Sherma L Macmlllan J Verra M Fulio THIRD ROW F Calune
Ma ks M D n H G J Cl k L Rye FOURTH ROW R lnqraharn
ones T u ey C M phy J Valierqa D Edwa
The second sernester councrl had as therr
presrdent Wendall Decker and as v1ce presl
dent l W Thacker Much school sp1r1t was
promoted at the rallles whlch were planned
by program charrman Frances CaJune ln
March the councrl provrded buses to take stu
dents to the basketball game at Del Norte The
hugh standard of our democratrc school gov
ernment was truly upheld th1s year by the
fine work ot the council and cabinet.
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LEROY COCKRUM
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T ROW J Cla k n erg on c er o mson
Beffendo 6 M ss Ca oll SECOND ROW J Lyman S Pete so F Sfebbxns
Gufh dge M Marks R Ennes B Sa derson THIRD ROW D Bensmger
a ae D Dolf P Elmore M Je kns FOURTH ROW E Smith
M y P R Tlfl W Hor on
This year the Student Court under the lead
ership oi first semester Judge LeRoy Cockrum
and second semester Judge Barbara Dali has
proved very effective in ending minor as well
as maior disturbances in the school. The suc
cessiul handling of several sensational cases
has Shown the ability of students to adminis-
ter justice.
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2nd Semester Iudqe
BACHELORETTES
FIRST ROW D Ferguson R Waters J Bresee P Tlmmons B Muller SECOND ROW V Anderson Mlss Carroll
M McCarroII P Elmore N Balabanls E Arnold THIRD ROW P Brookms M Marks P Sequust L Robinson
J Telonucher FOURTH ROW I Huggins C Davls B Lmdslrand C Marks B Everett
BACHELORETTES
The Bachelorettes under the leadershlp of Barbara Lrnd
strand presrdent and Mzss Carroll faculty advrsor have had
a very actlve year A formal dance the Snow Ball whrch
was one of the socral hrqhlrqhts of the year was sponsored
by the Bachelorette and Excalrbur A St Patrrck s Day Tea
was qwen ln honor of the Mothers the Trustees Wrves and
therr sponsors the Womens Club The club sponsored a
play whrch was qrven for the entrre student body Monthly
events carrred out by the orqanrzatxon
EXCALIBUR
The Excalrbur lub worklna enthusrastrcallv under thr
leadership of a new advlsor launched a success ul years
program by Jomt sponsorsh1p wrth the Bachelore tes of the
formal Snow Ball Tl e tradrtlon at many year of selhnq
soft drmks at games was resumed and new members were
formally mrtxated at drnners at the lCl and Bra 4 Outsrde
speakers addressed the club regularly ard frnally the club
members were entertalned by the Arcata Rotary at the Bra
Mr Mclixttrrck IS the faculty advrsor
EXCALIBUR
FIRST ROW D McCann R Edwards R Ingraham R DaBernardr R Ennes R Cochran Mr MCKITIfICk SECOND
ROW C Frankie I Hendrlx R Belluomlnl D Dolf W Gentry E Cochran THIRD ROW V Pack G Moxon J
Vallerga D Edwards F Vanm R Burgess FOURTH ROW W Decker D Benslnger R Knapp J W Thacxer
B Johnson L McCord
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LEFT TO RIGHT P Ball H Gross B Relchlsn F Calune Mass Felldung J Anderson P Clark S Trerney L Law
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Thrs year the Grrls Athletxc Assocratran de
spxte the small number of members ha had a
very successful year under the leadershrp of
Presrdent Barbara Doll The actrvrtxes of the
club thrs year lncluded a bowlmq match or
qamzed games w1th mrxed Bachelorette and
game and two games wrth the Humboldt State
qlrls The qroup al o assrsted rn the arranqe
ment for Play Day held each year at l-ISC
Resummq what was once an annual event a
dxnner was held rn honor of the qrrls basket
ball champs for 1946
RKTAN
The R K Tan Club nas 1 een actrve thxs year
rn both athlettcs and socral lunctlons The club
lh1s year havlnq a number ef outstandxnq ath
letes ponsored an rndepcrtdent basketball
learn
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by the speech class under he sporsorshrp ot
R K Tan One of the ll'GfllllOYlCIl events of the
club rs therr annual barn dance Thr presralent
for both semesters have been Weston Walch
and Charles Murphy Mr Davrs 1S faculty ad
vrsor
KTAN
FIRST ROW F Beitendorf G Cole F Stebbins R Clark V McCauley Mr Davis SECOND ROW J Lrndsfrand
K Cole R Allen J Palmer F Jones T Hale THIRD ROW A Hyatt R Matthews C Murphy W Webb T Anvsck
W Horton
G.A.A. members, the annual mock basketball I A A U' I lt. 4' A
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FIRST ROW Mlss Haqoplan D Slrnson V OBr1en R Orlandu M McMahan Mrs Galvun SECOND ROW B
Hun? B Helm J Dobrec J McCune C Websler THIRD ROW D Tlerney J Lyman M Logan B Spa efla
I Lavlqnmo FOURTH ROW E Llndgren B Carlson 8 Walfer L Spaleffa J Palmer
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L Taylor S Peterson C Webster Mnss Hagopnan THIRD ROW J Telomcher M Logan V Nelson P Henry
N Hogg FOURTH ROW M Fulfon B Evereff B Llndsfrand M Marks C May J Clark
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OND ROW P Brooklns B Doll C Davis P S f F Ca une Borges B Sanderson THIRD ROW J
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FIRST ROW D Tlerney M McCarroII L Robunson S Tlerney M McMahan Mrs Meade SECOND ROW N Coco
man B Beshears H Gross I Hugguns B Ward THIRD ROW L Clarke B Dolf P Henry L Beamer J Aden
J Reqlsfer B Andreason FOURTH ROW 8 Evereff N Genfry B Lmdsfrand J Anderson J Melendey P Duncan
ABSENT M Logan
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FIRST ROW A Eng and J Telonlcher R afers Mr K Ily L C k B He C Webster V DeBernardl
SECOND ROW A Evans M Logan F Calune C Davrs C Marks B Lmdsfrand R Brower N Balabanns THIRD
ROW W Gentry W Horton F Powers L Cockrum J McCurran C Jensen
LITTLE THEATRE GROUP
Tho me-rnlmors of thc Speech Arts Class thrs
year have horn artrvo rn va rous ar wwe
Controversial questrons w re tlne atb ect ot rn
ercst nq fls-mates Scvf al plays mrs presontnn
ly tho rlass whrrln wtarfl spcns rel lay warrotrs
clubs for the loenefrt af the student body Onf. of
the hrqhlrqhts of tae- year NG a formal Speecn
Arts Banqurt he-ld at the Bra 4 lnn rn Aprll
Nanry BGlCIlJOl"A1S IS presrdert and Mr Kelly IS
the adwrsor
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CHOIR
FIRST ROW P Clark M Wulllams Muss Carroll R DeBernardu D Hall E Cochran SECOND ROW C Webster
M McMahan E Arnold R Anthony C Smufh P Tummons W Walch L Murray J Palmer D Edwards THIRD
R W M Haney P Bay J Borel S Peterson M Marks J
eseo J Bohlqlan R Lewis R Ennes F Vannl
J Hall FOURTH ROW D Lawns I Huqquns J Alden B Doll P Henry J Lyman Stebbms A en D
J Jacomella L McCord FlFTH ROW V Young B Waller
G Nordqurst C Davns B Everett J Anderson B
de Smel R Tnllow F Jones E Betlendorf R Matthews
CHOIR
Arcata Hrgh has been represented thrs year
by an outstandrng chorr At rnnumerable bust
ness soclal and fraternal gathermgs the chorr
has reflected the superzor tra1n1ng and the w1ll
mg cooperatron of therr drrector Mrss Carroll
In May the chorr sang at the annual Musrc
Festrval at whrch muslcal groups from many
schools rn Humboldt County performed The
hrghlrght ot the year was the trrp to Chtco tor
the Northern Callfornra School Muslc Festrval
As a reward for thelr hard Work several
cltrzens of Arcata gave robes to the chorr
CHORUS
The chorus, drrected by Mrss Carroll rs made
up of over e1ghty vo1ces thrs year and IS ranked
as the best ever developed at Arcata l-hgh The
members are especlally proud of the l-lalleluJah
Chorus whtch IS qurte drltrcult but whrch they
srng Well The chorus sang for an assembly
program early rn the year and 1n the sprmg
they partrcrpated rn the Musrc Festrval at Hum
boldt State College and sang for a Pubhc
School Week program at the Arcata Grammar
School
CHORUS
FIRST ROW L Murray D Snrnpson S Tierney V Ollruen R Ennes B Parker C Frankie E Henderson B Blanks
Hagan B Colllns E Genzolu J Hubble M Sfoops G Box L Lawrence SECOND ROW B Morrnson l Hendrlx
Taylor C Smith D Slmas B Relchlun V Keefauver E Faulkner Mnss Carroll L Jennnngs E Lorenzo D Lewus
Krauler B Senff O Syverslon B Ward THIRD ROW J Bohlglan R Lord N Hatfield D Roberts L Rease
Allen D Faulkner P Griswold B Nessler L Pack M Haney A Oulgley N Sequnst D McBrude Y Renswuq
Keefauver C May J Bresee FOURTH ROW M Aldridge D Hall B Tstlow L Wrnght D Goddard E Smllh
Chutlenden E Dodge S Founfam J Jacomella D Walkenshaw G Nordqulsl J Hall F Vanm L Jones H Clark
Sequlst J Sfruckman A Sherman P Duncan
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Eureka 1n May
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rnakmq a tr1p to Chzco Th1s proved to be a very successful event as well as a
prohtable experlence for the members of the orqamzahon
The followmg numbers were presented at the Chlco performance
EROICA OVERTURE SKORNIKA
WESTERNER MARCH RICHARDS
LEGIONNAIRES ON PARADE MARCH KLEFFMAN
OUR DIRECTOR MARCH BIGILOW
RIFLE RANGERS MARCH KING
Mr W N WOOD
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The Tigers showed a grand performance against the Eureka Varsity in the first
game of the season. Sundberg to Walch looked like a good combination. Full-
back Vanni was also really in there, crashing into the green and red ranks.
Anderson, Bettendorf, and Decker were the fortresses of the line and showed
marked ability for the future games.
FIRST ROW Anderson rught end Quigley right tackle Matthews right guard Murphy center Decker left guard
Smith left tackle Bettendorf left end BACKFIELD Sundberq nght halfback Vannu fullback Hale left halfback
Watch quarterback
26 ARCATA FORTUNA 0
The Tigers took the Huskies in a one slded tussle Although the Fortunans
pulled the best play of the game the smooth clicking Tigers held them to the
zero level Sundberg Vanm and Walch did some real playing for the Arcata
team Murphy Quigley and Smlth gave a fine performance on the line
0 ARCATA FERNDALE 12
The Arcata Tigers went down fightmg to a fast stepping Ferndale team The
Ferndale Wildcats scored their touchdowns in the second and fourth quarters
Once the Tigers came near scoring on the Ferndale squad as the ball was
carried to the two yard line Anderson made the best tackle of the game
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uockrum Wakeman Mason Dobrec Horton Anderson Hale Matthews Hyatt Davus and Cockrurn THIRD ROW
Coach Roy Bohler Oulgley Krewatl Decker E Smnth Eddne Smrth Vallerga Murphy Guorl Sundberg Mason
Asslsfani Coach Charles Waters FOURTH ROW Welch Loder Gtpson Betfendorf Eller Vanm Cole and Palmer
19 ARC!-LTA DEL NORTH 0
Arcata dealt a semr death blow to the Del Norte team on the mud tlowma
held at Arcata Hrqh Bob Dobrec was touchdown happy and went over tor three
touchdowns Dobrec Mason and Grpson made a tme combrnatron and drd won
ders 1n defeatmq the opposmq team
31 ARCATA HOOPA 0
The Trqers went to Hoopa and came home wrth the Warr1ors rn the baq They
trounced the Hoopers by the greatest mararn rn any game thls Year The back
held and lrne coordrnated the1r efforts to achreve the best teamwork of the year
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FRONT ROW Anderson Walch BACK ROW Sundberq Decker
and Vanm
ALL STARS
Sundbera De ker and Anderson were
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and Decker were chosen by the Trmes as therr
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LEFT TO RIGHT Elmore Walch Davis Llndsfrand Cochran Bilss Palmer Cole Seaman Genrry Jordan and
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LEFT TO RIGHT Mason Bluss Pack Knlgh? Dolf Eller McCord Vallerqa Srmfh Sundberq and Murphy Trflow
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The ur1l1m1ted team started therr eascn w1th one game tc the1r creart a forfert
by Hoopa Playrng the Ferndale Wlldcats on therr home court the T1gers drw 1
ed the Cream C1ty team lry lU pO1IllS Sundberg paced the heavywfrght sguad
w1th 10 markers Meetrng the Lrggers at Eureka wr took our frrst lcss Knudscn
and Dalton of the Red and Gre n were tco hot to hold Next cam F rtur1a H1 f
game that was n1p and tuck all the way the lhluskres cndrng w1th a l pomt lead
Murphy added l5 pornts to the Bl tck and Orange ser rc
GOIDQ by bus to M1fGUdG the A s t Cunced the S 1th F rk fr fc Th T gers
capped another w1n from Del Norte H1 ly a dec1s vc l3 ro nts Press. g a fast
break agarnst I-loopa the heavres addea another scalp 1 the1r co ec rve F t
A WIH over Ferr1dale w1th Murphy scorrng l2 parnts 1 1 rd fur s xth vrctcry
Upsettrng the Eureka dreamlaoat our heavywerghtf- tr urrceol th Eureka Ped
and Green by prlrng up a lO pornt lead at the f1nal whrstlr Earl Kn gh sc area li
pornts to clrnch the game for Arcata
Frghtrng hard the T1gers wer1t dcwn to defeat at For un 1 Th gyrn was paclfcd
w1th spectators who saw what they can e to see a fast ana fur1Ct s a 1
margrn Crushrng the South Forkers th r ar ll 1 w s 17 1 s Un 111 1'e
frnrshed rn second place 1r1 the Flutrrrl ldt D l Nort l t hrla t Lea me
Orch1ds goto Coach Frann1e Mc ore wh 1 rcturraea frr lll the N rvv to turn out two
well balanced teams
Coach
FRANNIE MOORE
The TlTSl scheduled game was won from Hoopa rx fc rfcrt Flax rng therr frr
game agarnst Ferndale the Lrmrteds scored an easy rct ry M st O1 h A catc
squad were 1U the game and all played well Dax rs rang up tO take hran 1
honors The followlng week saw the lrttle T1aers ao down frahtrng fore tn
Loggers rn a rugged contest Playrng host to the Blue ana Whrte we were
downed rn a game that was good to watch but hard to play lt was clos y co 1
tested all the wav G1anott1 tallred lU po Pts to clrnch the game fcr th Husl 195
Travell1ng the long d1stance to South Fork Arcata won easrly lensen led th
scermg Wllh l4 markers ln another d1ng dong game th Mcorert s went down
to defeat before a smooth cl1ck1ng Del Norte frve Next arne the Eedskms fron
Hoopa They were badly beaten on the Arcata court Losrng to l-luskres fcr the
second t1me Arcata was beh1nd by a wrde rnargrn cn th packed F rtuna floo
Roarmg back, the Lrmrteds surorrsed ev rvone hy w.nn1ng over the nrghlx
touted Eureka team by a comfortable score Elmore tallred l2 for the T1gers
Palmer, w1th 9, led the scorrng rn a vrctory over Ferndale In a TLITIOUS and fast
struggle, Del Norte won agarn, at Crescent Crty South Fork V1Sll9d Arcata to
play the last game of the season They were taken rn an easy w1n Once t1ed
for f1fSl place and once tred for second, the L1ghtwe1ght-' lost both chances by
losrng rmportant games
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FRONT ROW Bettendorf Murray Knught Cole Lewus Coach Stoddard Walch Tandall Enos Rlbenro Pacheco
SECOND ROW McCann Horton Bray Allen De Bernardo Cockrum Jones Hattneld Anderson Edwards THIRD
ROW Cochran Palmer Tltlow Glbson Hyatt F Jones K Cole Stebbms Chatter FOURTH ROW T Jones
L Cockrum Smith Fountain E Smith GIOFI Benslnger SEQUIST Glpson ADVICK
lt all of those who appeared for the Advance
prcture contrnue to turn out Coaches Moore and
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Two Arcata heavywerghts were chosen on the
Humboldt All County basketball team for 1946
They were Earl Knrght forward and Charles
Murphy center
Stoddard should have plenty ot materral from
whlch to tashron therr l946 baseball and track
teams
A serres ot rnterclass games are bemg played
when the Weather permrts and from these prac
trme games the tlrst team wrll be selected At the
present trrne rt appears the tollowrng players
w1ll start oft the season Decker catcher Pack
Anvrck McCord prtchers Matthews trrst base
Walch second base Cochran short stop
Bettendorf thrrd Vannr Valerga and Sundberg
outheld
lt 1S expected that a schedule ot games wrll
be arranged with the other hrgh schools ot the
county as well as several rndependent teams
Robert Cochran rs the baseball manager
The track asprrants wrll get therr regular prac
trce sessrons under way followrng the sprmg
vacatron The county meet rs to be held rn For
tuna thrs sprrng Among the pornt wrnners from
last year s squads are hm Palmer Wes Walch
lack Lrndstrand Tony Hyatt and Tom lanes
BASEBALL
FRONT ROW Cochran Swanson Cochran Anderson Pack Walch Clark Coach Moore SECOND ROW Krught
Hall Palmer Watson Jordan Decker THIRD ROW Vannl Eller Sundberq Anvlck Matthews Bettendorf
FOURTH ROW McCord Smith Murphy Smith Vallerga Klewatt
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BADMINTON CHAMPS
The badmlnton tournament of thts year was played w1th great enthuslasm
and a large turnout rn all classes Barbara Dolt and Dolores Ferguson were
school champs rn the doubles wrth Norma Romanrnr wrnnmg the slngles Cham
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DOUBLES SINGLES
B Dol! D Ferguson Semors E. Arnold
P Ball H Gross Sophomores H Clark
N Sequxsl D Hagan Freshmen I Rader
BASKETBALL CHAMPS
Barbara Dolt led her semor team through an undefeated basketball season
Competrtron was strong especrally from the Junrors who fought hard The hnal
game ended rn a t1e however and the senlors came out on top rn the playoff
All the teams showed sk1ll but the excellent teamwork of the senrors proved to
be super1or
FRONT ROW P Tlmmons E Arnold B Dolf M Marks C Davus P Sequlst B Llndstrand J Anderson
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INTER PERIOD BASKETBALL
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the t1e the champlonshlp was snared be Ween the two
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slnp spmt and Skill
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M E Faulkner F Calune A Arnold THIRD ROW Mnss Felldm N Romanunl L Ryan M Sherman
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Sth ondG Street Eureka Cahfornra 417 G Street Eureka Cahforma
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ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT FISHING TACKLE FO, women FC, BOYS FO, GMS For Men
NEWS AND MAGAZINES I E CREAM
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FEED GRO ERIES
Phone VII
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SEAVIEW MQTQRCQURT SEELY 6. TITLOW COMPANY
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