Arcata High School - Advance Yearbook (Arcata, CA)

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Gilman Elgrnphnrg I gazed 1nto the l1ttle n1ag1c Qprmg As to 1tQ depths I dropped a ruby rmg The 11 ater hubbled the earth trembled and Qhook Lllxe haunted CaQtleQ ln a fa1rx hook W hen from the depthe a l1ttle ffod appeared All red from top to toe eaceept h1s beard NK Il1CI'l xxaQ aa 1xh1te aG uh1teQt Qnoxx could be IIor he uae an old genn xou Qee Vkho tells to ue the future tears from now 1ere ue u1ll hxe XXIIII xx l1om lnd 11 hen and 1 VVhv comeet thou h1ther' er1ed tl1e l1ttle m Io hear fro1n xou the future 1f I can There 11 as '1 Sdence deep lt Qeemed a ban To Qpeeeh 29 o er ten 1 care he seemed to scan DCCICIIIIQ' then to tell me all and more He began to speak ae 1f 111 fa1r1 lore Gu endolen Czax nor ten xeare hence I See A renou ned uoman Quffraglet IS she W ho IQ lxnoun far and w1de 0 er all the world RQ rlghts from men to women she hai hurled Qutro I rost IS a xetermarv Qurgeon now 'Xnd can ex en cure a s1ek cat or a cow Xnd Ilxa Uuear 1n the I3axQ1de town remdes XI IIII her eat her parrot and her tea bemdes In marmage many men haxe Qought her hand Hut she 19 tempted ln nelther money nor land Leehe Cragen 19 Judge of a Court qupreme X place of ulneh he alwaxe ueed to dream Xnd dear Nlae Dennx an xetreQs all her l1fe Renounung fame I9 now a fireman Q xufe Ahee Nfyers 19 journumg through Trance And 11 you w1ll gne tl1e papers but a glance lountew xou ulll Qee rttaehed to l1er name Ior Qhe 19 a 11 oman of great wealth and fame Ienn1e Matthexw a CllllCt l1ttle laes IIe'1cheS the lI1gh School I ngheh Class Of loxe to har rnexcr XVQYTXIIIQ' theme 1 f dr Vlmer Nlelxenne Professor IH Latm and Greek Ilae noxx the posmon he d1d aluax Q Qeelt Xnd ae prt IKICIII of the great Xrtat1 C ollege I5 llllpdftllln' to the ulde xxlde world lu knowledge qarah IS lead1ng a qu1et countrv hte IJexo1d of the C1t1 Q IIOISN hum and str1fe Xnd 1n the earlx morn IS often Qeen 'Iourmg tl1e countrx 111 l1er large maehme 'XI1ldred Graham teaCheQ IH fore1gn la1adQ Xnd 1f one a Chmeqe paper Qcans IIhe good he ll Qee that she alone hae done 'Xnud the heathen under tl1e tropleal Qun John NIcIxen71e 1n a large e1rcus trax eli 11 K e . . Ic 1 K, ' . . e . . I ' 3 , . . I 3 , . , I If L I y I, v Y 7 . . , . , 1 , , WI 1 ' ' ' 1, ' ' .2 ' .1 l ow 14 - 'aa ' - J . . an. ,VN , . .. If .I L .I , - C C ' . . C I li ' C Y C , I I c . 47 - , r - - V - 1 Y . , , . , A . -I I ,I C . I 5 I .I .I Y 1 - Af I C . 1 'I I ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 K A I L . A C A' C I I Il I. - I 4 I I K , .I 4 - I . 1 I . . ' K c , I . . L I c 4 I c 4 . c Ie, 1 . , . . if . 1 A , . v x ' ' I n VI 1 L 1 , . 1 .Xu alx 'avs new and 111terest1ug ezun. I 1 , I -I K Il I. - In . ' ' v' , .' v 'Q . . g , e . - , I , .I C I ,I 5 1 L 1 . K -, L . . . , . - , , . , 4 . . . , .L K Q - 4 1

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Ginza will 'XX e the members of the Senlor class of 1912 of the A U H S whose mmds almost w1thout exceptlon have been declared sound by the best veter mary surgeon rn the county of Ilumboldt State of Callforma Unlted States of Amerlca with all due respect to the Supreme Law of the Land and with an ardent desxre to assust the rxsmq generatlons as we have been assrsted by our most honorable and beloved predecessors do declare thls our last w1ll and testament 1 To our 1mmed1ate successors the Tumor class of 1913, we bequeath all our notebooks, ponres and mapbooks requesting that thev ln turn hand them down to the next generauon To them we leave the responslbllxty and Cfuardlanshlp of th1s school In then' hands also we leave our football glory wh1ch sm from our ranks have so closely guarded for three successxve years Lnto them we render the keys of our classroom fone provlslon l1m Ander son s desk wrll have to be cut down to normal SIZE, In concluslon we ex tend to them our best and most sxncere wrshes for thelr future happmess 2 To the Sophomore class we do hereby wlll and bequeath all our fortl tude lnqenulty and self confidence wxth the provlslon that there must be no sw ell heads and posxtxv ely no fhrtatlon The following blt of advice w hlch we hereby bequeath to our under class members we hope w1ll be of ser XICC to them ln years to come The allurements temptatxons and follles of thls age are many and varlous It rs the one t1me of your whole hfe that these absurdmes bear hardest upon your young and undeveloped mmd The call of dutv at thls age seems less urgent but dear clnldren be qurck to respond to It and rn the end you wlll hnd happmcss m the thought that vou have accomphshed somethmg' 3 To the class of 1015 that bashful ever smdmg bunch of Freshmen we do hereby w1ll all our dlqnrtv perseverance and endurance To thee we leave the sad memorles of our past of sleepless mghts of foohsh revelrres of sad or joyful tCI'1Tl1I1Z1tlOI19 of each successlve quarter of each SUCCCSSIVC year Vtfe leave 1mpressed upon your memory our past hlstory and we sm cerely hope that you wlll proflt by our example and help your successors to follow rn the pathway of rlghteousness and honor during thelr stay ln thls glorxous A U H S X1 e do hereby appo1nt wlthout bonds Mmss Chxdester our beloved class teather executrzac of tlus our last vvlll and testament ln XX1tI1CSS whereof we have hereunto subscrlbed our name on thxs 31st day of May 1n the year of our Lord one thousand nme hundred and twelve CLASS OF 1012 XVM CARROLL 12 19 Q , - . . , .... , v v C ' y 9 1 7 .. ., c , L- . L i Y . . 1 . . , - u ' 1: - - -s ,Q 9 v , , V ' ' ' b - , . c . , ' - ' . ' . Y YV 7 Y . . . - c , D , '. . . . , ' 9 . ' 1 ' H ,, . . . . . . . - 1 r c L, . , 1 ' - - 9 , 1 . 1 1 . . 7 ' 1 . , t ' ' . e K , , 1 , , . . x . v .i . tc 1 1 . I. I Q - . . 1 e. -. - 1, 5 ., . V , ' v 1 -, K V, , 1 . , Y . . . . L . , . . , , . 7 . . - ' . c .., Y u L , , V, , X1 , . V . Y . . . . . -, . . , 4 T , .' . f, f ' , . - r y . r J ' ' . 1 . I 1 - . , . 1

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And there among the crowd hrs llfe unravels And dear Hay Seely now a com ent nun Has gn en up worldly pleasures one by one Ernest qtock dxrects a Boston band Renou ned far and Wide o er all the land And Marv Foster an artlst of great renown Has won ln Furope for herself a crown how Iames Paldwm the athletxc kmg Is gomg the tenth round lI'l the I lue I '1ke rmg And gathered round hun 19 a nomsy crowd YK ho xxaxe thelr banners and shout h1s pralses loud Margaret Graham world s champzon 1n tenms Is journeunv' across the sea to X en1ce Where she mll play her last and hardest game VVh1ch w1ll Wm for her great honor and great fame Of Dulcxe Greenwood all that I can say ls that shc tcachcs Iann nelr Xaplu I1a1 Mxnme m clreles of the Iiastern Star Is promment IU Qtates hoth great 'md far Wlll Carroll m Alberta rmsmg wheat Furmshes all Arc'nt'1 xuth flour to eat At thls professlon he has made h1s fortune For farmmq alxx ay s seemed to be h1s port1on james Anderson great orator of the day Holds multltudes of people neath h1s sway Of eloquence as he tallts of woman suffrage The 'wltated questlon of the age There was a silence And you Vera wlll be I xx ould hue Q11 en worlds the future to see There was a spout of uatcr a flash of lxght The llttle god sank 'md rhsappeared from sxght And there was left lmehlnd onlv a bubble And I was sax ed a hte of fear and trouble VERA MORRELL 12 20 1 If v T r y A P 1 1 , - . L - , , ' 1 4 . . ' 1 ' 1 . ' ' 1 1 - . 3 . 1 ,Q , . . . y v 1 - . , I . I u I 5 . U v , . . . . . Q , c J h ,. . , v . 1 I I , ' Y 1 . - - s. s 1- ' ' ' s- 7 V . I . 1 , .1 4 . 1 . . I. . . . K 4 w , , -L . , s 1 ., 7 1 . ,. . . . , , 1 1 . K 4 I VA u ., . L 4 , 4. , 4 1 rkk ' 1. 1 . , . 1 - . 1 - - 11 eh 1 . V . H . ' 1 1 1 I I Y A 7 I . . 1 me . '. . .1 3 A- ,C C ,T K , , J , V x Y .. 1 1