Arcata High School - Advance Yearbook (Arcata, CA)

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MINNIE BOYD WILL CARROL MAE DENNY MARY FOSTER ERNEST STOCK

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MILDRED GRAHAM SUTRO FROST VERA MORRELL ELMER McKENZIE SARAH GRAHAM

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61112155 Lqwtnrg fAn Allegoryj There was ln the cxty of Arcata an educatronal orchard whlch boasted of one exceptlonally large apple tree In the year 1908 on the strongest branch thlrty SIX tmy green apples proudly hftul tlltll' he ids from the mass of leaves and drank ln the beautxful sunhght Cn three other branches were many larger and superlor looking apples whlch chd not delgn to notlce thelr small companions thmkmg them of httle consequence However the tmv fruxt drew ln sap from the mother tree and throxe heartlly The gardener to whom the orchard belonged took p'1rt1cul1r prmde ln tllli apple tree Never d1d he allow a day to pass wlthout the most careful mspeetxon of the frult XVhat was hxs sorrow to find 'tt the end of the first stage of therr develop ment Cfor he dmvxded thexr growth mto four successlve perxodsj that he had lost elght of the or1g1nal number Some he had dxscow ered lymg on the ground beneath the tree and upon exammatlon had found they had lacked 1 firm l-Olll'lCl'1ll0l1 and had not been able to endure the angry gusts which unsound at the core or dwarfed he pxcked and cast asxde as unfit for further development In the second per1od there was qulte a change 1n the appearance of the fruit On looklng at the apples one could not help but notlce the air of lmport ance w1th whlch they held themselves But Prlde goeth before a fall and the vamest havmg too great a flCS1I'C to see the world bobbed about broke the stem and fell to the ground Others matured too qLl1Cl ly and fell prey to the numerous blrds whlch flew about the orchard Thus durmg thfs stave fue strayed forex er from the prot ctmg care of the mother tree Then there came a tfme when the remammg fflllf was ammated w1th '1 dc-s1re to do the rlght thmg Thls w as m the thlrd perlod when the apples were large and thelr faces were tmged w1th a rosv hue Two were shal en from the branch through no fault of the1r own Une was taken by the gar dener and tended carefully ln order that xt mlght rrpen w1th 1ts fellows The fourth perlod suffered no loss of frult and when harvest tlme came the gardener pxcked the twenty one beautxful apples pohshed them and shxppul them mto the world EV X QUE XR 12 14 1 O . . , . , . . . . y ' X . ' , - f y E f 2 Q X 1 ' ' V y , Y C . C . . .L ' p . L . - . . . V . . . U y I . C . L L V . 1 - e, often shook the branches. He had tested the remainder, and those which were ' ' ' Ki ' 7! ' 4. 7 L ' ' 7 , . c 7 ' v 5 7 ' ' e ' . y , v 7- . y . , Y h AL A , , -.