Arcata High School - Advance Yearbook (Arcata, CA)

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I3 cs 47- Q ll 4:1 5 Q , X l Zz' mfw ,I fat 4. JQP x G' r s 92,4 K'x '. X Q O ...fx If 1 X? 43 .1' Armnhvlo On .Xugust 9. l92O, we, the class of '22, once more banded together, this time as juniors, and soon elected the following' officers to pilot us through thc hard months to follow, until we should reach the goal of Seniors: President .,.,..,.t..... Yiee- l 'resident ......w....., Secretary-Treasurer ...ii..............,, The Junior class carries the honor of being' one of the most active Catherine .'Xrmstrong' Margaret Graham Geraldine Hunt and en thusiastic classes for its size that A. Lf. ll. S. has ever known. .X number of thu students have received .'X's and the Yell Leader for the last half of this schoo year is a junior. The first real event the juniors gave this year was a candy pull. Tht juniors also have the honor of entertaining the Seniors on the class picnic. and extensive plans are now being' made. XYe, the junior class, extend our best wishes to the Seniors who will bc graduated very shortly. and we hope we can till their places as successfully a. they have during' this past year. Catherine .-Xrinstrongg '22, 27

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4 ilitnfn iiagr XYe thank you, people of Arcata, for having made possible this book,-the 1921 issue of the .-Xdvancef ' lt was a very uncertain quantity at the beginning of the school year, for as you doubtless have heard, it takes money to print a hook, and money was just what we didn't have. However, we had ideas and we had energy, and most of all we had the cooperation of the school, and so our glorious XVhiz-llang grew from the infancy of dreamhood into the splendor of full grown realization. XVe had done our part and the people of Arcata, as was their wont, responded cheerfully and came in record-breaking crowds to spend their money. lt is this same spirit of cooperation which is manifested by the people of our town in the support of all her educational institutions which furnishes a sort of encouraging incentive to the students to attempt to put through a carnival such as the XVhiz-llang or to publish a book such as the Advance XVe know that the result of our efforts, whatever it may be, will receive at your hands only generous praise or kindly criticism. The students of the lligh School feel your interest and wish to express to you through this medium their genuine appreciation. Outsiders are oftcn skeptical as to the wiseness of the outlay of so large a sum of money on the animal book. To the students of the school. however. and especially to the members of the graduating class. it means much. It is. for the Seniors, not an account of the happenings of days or months. but a record of four eventful years, full of good times and friendships and the memories of school life and activities. As such a record it is worth, to us who are leaving the .X. l'. H. S., all the money and effort we have put into it. '10, gg tv as-afraff-'eff sd YI! F ,W 'Y I2 6

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C Q Im xi I PL.: CLASS UIFFICICRS First SCIIICSICI' Sccmul Semester I'rcsiclent ..............,.,.,,,A,,,,, il, Ifrzmklyn Davis .A,, ,..,,.,,, .,.,... j z mat Guoclwin Yicc-l'rQsi1lcnt . .,..,,,,.. Iicrthzl Flcclccnstcin ,,,, A,,,,,,A.AAA,A,,,.. . Xlcx Slice SL'Cl'C't2lI'j' ,.A,,,,,.,.. ..........,,...,,A I Iyacintll Slccc ,,.. ,..,.,,, I flainc Ilzlmiltml ,IIl'CllSlll'CI' ,,,... ......AA. I :lon-ncc I'1'ilclu-tl I,,,,..I,I,,.,.....A,, . ,,,,, Imis Klzlcv I XYISII TU SAY:- fx r fx - I IIIX Il XX I: haul El mcctmg. 'llll Ifl.IfC'Il ofliccrs for thc first scmestcr. ,XXI7 S'Il.fXR'Il new year. 'Ill l.'X'II XYIC haul zumtllcr INCCIIIIQ. TO FORM plans for the initiation. MANY OFFIEIQIXGS from thc faculty. 'IIIIAT 'lllllf initiation was 21 great success. 'lllllf IIISTUIQY mmm was HCOl'l'2lIu fm' I'll'l.'Slll11Cll. IIPCJX IQXIIQIQING hall they were hrzmclccl. 'I'II.X'I' SOME innoccuts were wlleelccl. .-XRUUXIJ 'Ill Ilf mmm in baby cz11'1'iz1g'cs. XIQXY 'IlIffXCIIliRS not forgotten. 28