Arcata High School - Advance Yearbook (Arcata, CA)

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E , Il fl ST.. -J x , ,,,,,,1 -M Q AA-ehfM--'- la-T ft'fi?5vT'Li --- -b- - A--F-. - 1 ,A 2 1 2' MGQIH GEEK 'lf' fm tl li --is w giL,'TTi5 f L,,,'T3fi,J SOPHOMORES Class Adviser-Miss Lillian Hagopian Officers First Semester Second Semester Arnold Cooper ..,....l.. ..,...l,..,,. P resident ..,,..,......... .....,... G ordon Hadley George McCallum .,,..... ...,,.... V ice-President ........ ......... H arry Krohn Karl Cooperrider ........ ............ S ecretary .,.,,....... ........ J uanita Reeves Mary Carter .................... ......... T reasurer .......,.......... ....... H azel Dubeault Chester Stromberg ................,..,. Boys Ath. Mgr. ..........,.......... Arnold Cooper Lois Henningsen ............,.,.,e...... Girls Ath. Mgr. ......,,.... Katherine Donnelly The year just completed has proved a big one for the class of '29, It is difficult to find any one outstanding feature of the many activities they participated in, but music may easily be conceded a prominent place in Sophomore history. One-fourth of the band is composed of Sophomores. As upper classmen usually maintain a majority in most school activities, the Sophomores may well be proud of this representation. The school orchestra also has a large Sophomore membership. Much music for the school dances is furnished by Sophomores, showing their ver- satility. In athletics, Sophomores are, of course, active. When limited basketball is mentioned, the class of '29 at once comes to mind. Football, track, tennis, and baseball-all hold Sophomore interest. Dramatics forms another phase of Sophomore zest, as illustrated in Twelfth Night and 'Op-0-Me-Thumb. Music, athletics, dramatics-these accomplishments show that the Sophomores have not lacked school spirit. Rather, they have furnished a great deal of it in completing their duties as under-class- men. ,.,! X.,.. , , -.e5f2,j Q l-a a I 1 C32 7 LCM A.- , L!'l'W11'lF!L.n-,,..H ...-.-. 1'G'P9lHBHssBDf?lfiffi',?, 't'?c- Tl 'Mauswmlw ,HM M ,

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