Arcata High School - Advance Yearbook (Arcata, CA)

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IAMES KANE My cares are the Ieast of my WOIIIGS DOROTHY KLIEN A Dot wrth a dash BEATRICE ELAINE SADLER Laughter sparkles from her eyes WALLACE GRIFFIN He s of stature somewhat small CARL L LATE Second thoughts are ever WISGI IEAN HORNBECK She talks an 1l'1I1fllI9 deal of nothmg MYRTLE LEE RAAB Laugh and be well LE ROY WOLD I Iove work It facmates me I could SII and Iook at rt for hours A STACY D SACCHI What care I for SGTIOUS thmgs MARILEE MAREN KRING Essent1aI rs her rea on RUTH LAVERNE KROTTINGER My thoughts are my compamons IOHN EINAR BIORKSTRAND A man of many moods

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SWEATERS Mary Elizabeth Gayhart Harold Anderson WINNERS OF TIGER A's Girls: Mary Elizabeth Gayhart, Zorka Stemberger, Mary Papini, and Victoria Petrovich. Boys: lack Piersall, Warren Simas, Harold Anderson, and Elvin lackson SHIELDS Girls' League Shield: Eleanor Nielson. Spaulding Athletic Shield: Harold Anderson. The girls select by vote the one Senior Girl whose name they deem worthy of being engraved on the Girls' League Honor Shield. Both girls and boys, however, are entitled to elect a Senior boy for the Spaulding Athletic Shield. As the annual award winners are unknown until the duration of a school year, the students whose names appear on this page are those of 1940. 1940 MERIT AWARDS Honor is purchased by the deeds we do. To accent the compensatory aspect of school work, Arcata High School has long encouraged the accomplishment of ambitious students through an award system. Points are earned in two main classifications: first, ex- tra curricular activities and scholarshipy and second, athletics. Circle A's are awarded for the former and Block A's for the latter. To the eight boys and girls who have accumulated the highest totals of combined points, Tiger A's are awarded. The most outstanding presentations are the sweaters which are given to the two students chosen by the faculty executive coun- cil. Since all Tiger A winners are eligible to be considered for the sweaters, character qualifications, rather than points, determine the council's selections.