Arcata High School - Advance Yearbook (Arcata, CA)

Page 33 text:

The exchange of annuals helps to create a friendly feeling among the various schools, and offers many good suggestions. For these reasons we are glad to have received annuals from so many schools, and hope to in- crease the number every year. REDWOOD CHIPS , Del Norte A larger number of snaps would add to the appearance of your book. THE ARTESIANH, Upper Lake Your book is good, but it needs an exchange department. THE BOOM , Mendocino. - By the appearance of your book you have put a good deal of hard work on it. UK IAH HI' I, Ukiah. From a general point of view. this annual ranks among the first on our list. THE ENTERPRISE , Petaluma. The Enterprise receives favorable comment in our school. We have no criticisms. ' 4 WHITE AND GOLD , Siskiyou. A well arranged and interesting book. HDICTUM E-ST , Red Bluff. This book needs a table of contents and an exchange department. THE TOCSIN , Santa Clara. We enjoyed reading the Tocsin because it was so interesting and Well arranged. THE MONITORU, Trinity County. Your book is very good. The snaps in it are excellent. Tl-IE MISSIONH, San Francisco. The Mission ranks among the best annuals we have received. It has a very good athletic department. Dorothy Graham 31

Page 32 text:

li: I f 1 55 .5 l 4 rl H 'THE CCHTHZENS UF '5 UlWXY You are the citizens of tomorrow. 'Tis a phrase we often hear From the men and women of the world To us--students of a younger yearg And listen we then in silence. I For we cannot debate That we shall soon be citizens, And man the Ship of State: l But were it not for seeing That statement acted out, We could not be in earnest, ' And our hearts would fill with doubt, But we have the good example, Of the citizens of today-- With respect we look upon the Alumni, Who help us on our way. J. Franklyn Davis. in,Wwwllhwn-al-limi,lwll.14,.Wll,-it wil-All .mu--l will-all .mul it iw 0 30 ' ' h.:h.fai:.a:..1laaA z..4un:im. V '

Page 34 text:

P' ' R M cu f .-n....1'S-Q., Alum'