Arcata High School - Advance Yearbook (Arcata, CA)

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Allen M. Ham Lillian Hagopicm Pearl Degenhart Ralph Davis Ruth Carroll ERCM THE RANK AND FILE LINDA MucMll.LAN ROBERT TITLOW 7 5 1 , K -1-N -'-A-s:if:QgA,. ,,,yy ,f I in Vs ai m '?5 2 ? ? isft?'f?f' f ' 15+ WL JH mgmfrfigcffsfgygsyf, I f ,I THE LEADERS EMERGE AUHS merit award system highly rated . . . Thirty Circle A's given tor extracurricular activities . . . On the basis of combined points from both divisions-ten Tiger A's are awarded .. . . Five faculty members choose a boy and a girl on char- acter qualifications-well distributed range ot ac- tivities, personal integrity, service, leadership, co- operation and courtesy to be the white honor sweater wearers . . . History made last year-Linda MctclVHJ1cm pre- sented with both white sweater and the honor of having her name engraved on the Girls' League Shield-Boy winner-all-round Bob Titlow . . . Tiger A winners-Bob Allen, Ross Edwards, Bob Ennes, Lee Ann lennings, Linda MacMillan, Vir- ginia Nelson, Doris Romanini, Nancy Sequist, Fran- cis Stebbins, Bob Titlow . . . Eighteen boys wearing Block A's-Alme Allen, Frank Bettendorf, Bill Cooke, Al Deniz, Ross Edwards, Ioe Fagro, Willis Gipson, Don Goddard, Art Lancaster, lim McCar- roll, Dale Meyer, Rudy Mora, Glen Moxon, Row- land Nielson, Ronald Sutter, Bob Waters, Mel Woodard-Les Christian received a special toot- ball block . . . Fifteen girls-Margaret Blakely, Betty Carlson, Beverly Cass, Donna Cole, Pat Costa, Easter Dusi, Lurita Dutra, Blanche Evans, Elaine Griswold, Lee Ann lennings, Donna Lewis, lean Nichols, Marlene Patenaude, Gail Russell, Dorothy Taylor . . . Circle A's worn on these sweat- ers-Ed Alto, Stanley Bauman, Glenn Briggs, Keith Carlson, Les Christian, Frank Clifton, Ross Edwards, Kenneth Gelatt, Duane Hall, Bob Harris, Don Me- lendy, William Reid, Craig Stark, Gail Russell, Harold Webster-Dian Carlson, Blanche Evans, Dolores Griffith, Iackie Hendrikson, PeqCJY Hunt, Annette licha, Lilah Lee, Estelle Lindgren, Linda MacMillan, Oma Momsen, Rena Orlandi, Darlene Peterson, Doris Romanini, Ann Sherman, lanice Telonicher . . .

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Reviewing their last year in high school, the members of the Class of '50 have but one regret--that they cannot go through it again . . . The outstanding characteristic of the Senior year has been the hustle and bustle of school life and the great fun of at last becoming big wheels . . . Led by Bob Harris and Dwain Haines, first and second semester presidents, the Seniors have enjoyed four really important social affairs, the gala Senior banquet at Christmas time, the formal Senior Ball, the Senior Sneak Day picnic in the spring, and the Iunior- Senior Prom . . . Other Senior activities this year included business meetings, announcement selection and numerous meetings through the Senior Problems classes at which the students heard informative talks . . . Demonstrating a growing maturity, most Seniors buckled down to their studies . . . The first semester honor roll, showing more Seniors than any other class, is a direct result of this new growth and purposeful attitude . . . In every phase of school activity, the Seniors showed their leadership abilities . . . The centennial class of '50 can proudly look back on a year of achievement and forward to that day after graduation when they shall take their place in an adult world . . . Blonde Beverly Alto was on the vollyball team during her Freshman year in high school . . . Ed Alto, voted most likely to succeed by fellow classmates, was president of the Student Body as well as the Excalibur and the FFA . . . Marietta Anderson's name had a way of appearing frequently on the honor roll . . . Don Armstrong, the school's only cowboy, was on the football squad his last two years, was also a skillful pianist . . . Claire Arnold was on the football squad in his third year and made honor grades . . . Gary Attcrwcry transferred from Elkton High to become president of the Latin Club and homeroom vice-president . . . Brainy Paul Balalzanis was elected secretary of the Technical Radio Club, represented Arcata High at Boys' State at Sacramento, and achieved membership in the CSF . . . Five feet two, eyes of blue describe Rosie Barnett . . . Little Gloria Bassi busied herself with Bachelorette activities and her job as Girls' League representative . . . Stan Bauman also attended Boys' State, made good grades . . . LaVon Beck has made speedball and bolleyball teams . . . IoAnn Iod.ie Berg is a transfer from the Robert A. Long High in Longview, Oregon . . . WE ARE CN CUE WAY . . FAREWELL EDWIN ALTO DWAIN HAINES Most Likely to Succeed Pres de t Seco d Semeste LEADERS CLASS OF l95O