Arcata High School - Advance Yearbook (Arcata, CA)

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CLIFFORD M. SOREM, District Superintendent BOARD OF TRUSTEES SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE The ever increasing high school enroll- ment creates problems in school housing and finance. Expansion of the school plant has. however. provided an opportunity to improve the functional arrangement of the buildings. The Science and Homemaking Departments have this year moved from scattered. inferior. and makeshift quarters into modern. attractive. and well-planned classrooms. Proposed building additions to meet the growth of the next few years include ten standard classrooms, two shop classrooms. a combination .cafeteria and music building. and an addition to the locker and dressing room facilities of the gymnasium. A continuous program of curriculum planning has made possible a better basic education, has provided more opportuni- ties to develop vocational skills, has given more emphasis to preparation for family and community life. and has encouraged enriched living through art, music, and drama. 'Q Cl 4 I

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PRINCIPAL 'S MESSAGE The primary purpose of this or any school is to provide educational opportuni- ties for you, the student. Your Board of Trustees and the administration provide for the physical facilities and the personnel to carry out this objective. But there are many services other than those in the actual classroom that the school provides which make for the smoother running of the school. Mrs. Brown and Mr. Blood in the coun- seling office are always ready to listen to your prohlemsg Mrs. Marx, school nurse, keeps a watchful eye on your healthg Mrs. Anderson in the main office and Mrs. Long. attendance clerk, are busy keeping your records in order: Mrs. Swanston's cafeteria staff prepares your foodg Mr. Richards and his custodial staff maintain the buildings and groundsg and Mr. Henry and the hus drivers see that you get to school and hack safely. These services should not he overlooked nor go unappreciated. Think what Arcata High School would he like without these people or the job they do! . 4 .Q-Ax' ' Q X Aga: n fl tg Xt 3 MICHAEL CHETKOVICH, Vice Prim-ipal Lf-ft to right: Clifford NI. Son-rn. Jack Murdock. Nao- mi Cottrell. Ralph Barnes. I v a n Krestensen. H a r r y Krohn.