Arcata High School - Advance Yearbook (Arcata, CA)

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if LA VELLE PARSONS Aqriculture VERNON SMITH Social Science GEORGE STUDLEY ...Q-F' 4:-auf' 17 Iournclism, French ' -3 WOODROW THOMPSON Y W, Band X 1' ELEANOR TRUNK English I gg- IAN VAN HBE e- ? Y-Aff? Social Science ,gg lg. as ROBERT WALKER 'Q' Commercial Yu ,,..l Mr. Blood WILLIAM WEGNER , Science . if +1 lc: A A Social Science ll program was created to meet the new state requirement for California History and Government. Seniors received this instruction in Senior Problems but after next year the program will be conducted strictly in Sophomore classes, ln line with Civilian Defense efforts, all Physical Education classes devoted a great deal of time to first aid and atomic bomb instruction. All teachers were also required to secure an up-to-date First Aid Certificate. Changes are made every year in the faculty and in the curriculum. Next year there will be a still larger faculty and still other courses. Courses that are scheduled for next year include Library Science, Photography, Senior Mathe- matics, Laboratory Biology, Music Appreciation, industrial Arts and Crafts, and Woodwinds and Stringed instruments. These changes make the school grow and progress with the changing of other affairs in the community, state, and country. checks work of Gerry Hagelskamp in Senior Problems. Mr. Zatiolcx points to Denver while discussing U.S History -.11-ull' STX

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PAUL FLEMMING Metal Shop IOHN FORSYTHE Health LILIAN I-IAGOPIAN Librarian 1 , ,,,1 ROSE HAGOPIAN Homemakinq .1 ri ye, 'L RICHARD IAHBOE Speech and Drama f MEL KLEIN Q- M Coach ' 55 EVELYN KOHLER 4 Homemakinq I, vw' f A ' Anci-us Mccomvucx A - 7 Commercial -er f :CS WILLIAM MCKITTRICK World History DIEN-MCLEAN ClEl'lCe a N, f ,f x , ' 14 I -J MIRAN MARKS Business English 5 my ED OLIVEIRA Coach ' rv, f. J' f s,,...,,.,.,, f ll in in When the l95l-52 school year began at Arcata High School, we welcomed eleven new teachers to the tacultyg this brought a total ot thirty-three members to the teaching staff. Along with the new teachers we tound new courses added to the curriculum. For the first time, Girls' Agriculture was taught. College Preparatory Biology was added to the science field. ln the Music Department, a l.V. Choir was organized. For the first time, the publication ot the school newspaper, The Pepperboxf' was handled in a special lournalism class. HOMEMAKING DRAMA Girls look on as Dona Curley serves Nadine Lozensky. Mr. Iarboe goes over lines with Iecm Richards. 'wx tis, 4-:s ' FN mai 1 A-,ma a. 1 X, QE 'rr Qmilanbl wwf' ,. ,fi .Ami L t fi i

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