Arcata High School - Advance Yearbook (Arcata, CA)

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' .ff ff ff ' all - LE: cn.. - r' Z ,, ...-.,.- The Western Edison, Dee Armstrong Dee Armstrong has invented a new light bulb that heats the room as well as furnishes light! VVel1, I'll be bumped! Yes, that is what it says, doesnyt it? Isn't that Harold Sorenson, President of the First Na- tional Bank of Arcata, standing with him ? The Great Swedish Reformer, O. Larson My land! Miriam, has Oscar tried to reform all Sweden? I read recently that there was some fellow named Larson who was trying to reform the government of Sweden and put it on a basis with the U. S., and here it is Oscar. Mayor Sage of San Francisco Getting a Manicure Miriam, that is Clyde Sage, who always dressed so neatly and kept his nails so clean. VVhy, that is Ella Griffiths giving him a mani- cure, I thought she had become a hair dresser, but then maybe she is both. Emma Fletcher, the Second Annette Kellerman Isnft she grand? I read lately where she had carried' off honors in Honolulu, and just think we went to school with her. At the Vanderbilt Cup Race, Mary MacPherson's Car Wins. Driver, Donald Horton For gracious sake, has Mary turned out to be such a sport? Yes, she inherited a few million from a fa- vorite uncleg and as she always was crazy about races, she got a car and put Donald in as driver and here she has won the.Vanderbilt Cup. ,The Western Aviatrix, Rosella Damgaard Rosella an aviatrix! My land! What next ? Kenneth Horton, the Great Astrologer, Who Now is Hunting for a West Pole Which He Learned Existed, Through His Study of the Stars Oh! I knew that fellow would do something for he was always telling of what he was going to do when he got through college. Z1

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The Architectress of the New 875,000 Arcata U Dunn High School Building, Rita Scott ' D I am so glad that Arcata has a new highg they took one of our class to design the building and Afjgl' get them started. So progressive a city as Ar- W cata could not fail to see that any expenditure for such a purpose 'would be a remunerative invest- ment. ALL CH.Lo..N OC PW' SMU The End WILL B . U E CHARGED Come on Miriam I can't stay and see any A DM l 55 ' 0 N more, 1 have got to get some place where I can Vw talk. RUBAIYAT OF A SENIOR ,.i,..--.--..,, H a y I+ 'li t 1. 1 , u ll : I I . . ' off' .- certainly needed it badly enough. But then it F , HJ -' ' I ff all I I V44 A' A - . . 1 cu ' A - - , I Q I walked into the Freshman study room, And all about me rose their busy hum, NVhich ceased when of me they became aware, Round went the whisper, Lo, a Senior comes. I left them, and with grandeur in my heart Moved on to where the Sophs. were kept apart, No rev'rent whispers here but jibes and jeers, And one e'en laughed, Gee, don t he think he's smart. O, what a fall was there, my classmates dear, From reverent regard to jibe and jeer, I Hed and'in my flight I passed full soon . To where the Juniors pored o'er volumes drear. All heads were bent, each student, busy was, And of my presence not a soul took heed, Till when I made a noise they all complained, Keep .still or else get out, we want to read. VVith shattered pride and cracked and aching heart, My spirit in me drooped and fall'n apart, W'ith dragging step I went my weary way Back to the Senior class, and from them ne'er will part. Thus goes it ever in this world of ours, Familiarity contempt doth ever breed, And what, as Freshmen, We regard with awe, In later years can scarce command our heed. F. 22