Arcata High School - Advance Yearbook (Arcata, CA)

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r In 4 R 5922? ,gig ,IH FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL First row, left to right: Norma Anderton, Sharon Hershey, Sharon Howard, Deanna Johnson, Pat Allen, Juaree Ray, Beverly Johnson. Elsie Ulmer. Second row: Julie Johnson, Margie Leitheiser, Corinne lnman, Shirley Tolley, Robert Comstock, Ross Stromberg, Gary Howard, Laura Fitzgerald, Delores Sholes. Third row: Sharon Murdock, Ann Sorenson, Susan Schirmann, Elizabeth Clear- water, Sandra Dickinson, Penny Ford, Susan McCracken, Delores Azevedo, Janet Dyer. Fourth row: Cary Stockwell, Marvin Turner, Harold Leithieser, Mike Ladd, Dave Benbrook, Ron Siemens, Cliff Chapple, Jim Killinger, Kenny Matias, Frank Alden. A student council dinner, staged on October 25, was a very enjoyable event with council members and faculty sharing a potluck dinner and witnessing fine entertain- ment from student musicians. Reports from Sally Conklin, Don Peterson, and Frank Spaid were a highlight of the evening. Autumn Serenade was the theme for the dance on November 10 sponsored by the student council and free to student body card holders. Eddie Clay's orchestra playedg Penny,Ford was in charge of carrying out the harvest motif in decorations, while Sharon Murdock supervised sale of refreshments. DELORES DAHLEN SHARRON WILSON Secretary Treasurer

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SPENCER - JOHNSON Ed Spencer and Beverly Johnson were elected lui the student lmody to the offices of student lvody president and vice presi- dent for the spring semester of the l'P5-l-55 school vear. lievision of the .-XlfHS Constitution was the most amlmitious project undertaken luv the student administration. Because of the lielief that many provisions had lmecome out-dated. a committee that included john Payne. Bruce Chetty. Ron Siemens. lion Peterson. and the student executive officers went to work on the constitution. culling out obsolete parts and providing new measures that a larger school enrollment has made necessary. Calendars of all scheduled activities were given to the student body' card holders during the second semester as they were in the fall. New trash cans. which the first semester council voted to liuv. were installed. A light was provided hy the telephone booth on the front steps during school evenings activities. This step eliminated a safety hazard. The matter of putting a slot in the lihrarv door to facilitate easy return of hooks when the library is closed was given consideration by the council. llumholdt-Del Norte Inter-school Coun- cil met twice during the spring semester. at Fortuna and Del Norte. Ed Spencer. 2- 'N BQV I V J I 1 D P t FIG. ED SPENCER and ISEYERIX JOHNSON 7 ler 5 U mann' on 8 C-rslm' A 'le Sec0mfSen1e5Ier Student Body Presiffent l'hornton. and Penny Ford were :Xrcalas ay1,1I'l',-9 p,,1,,',1,,,,, delegates at the first meeting. PART OF LIFE ON A.U.H.S. CAMPUS Q5

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, V Q 'li , H95 .af Q ELSIE THORNTON ED Sl'FNfQFH Rally Chairman Asserlilrly lfhairman A major change in the ruling concerning leaning on school railings was passed by council and went into effect on Thursday, December 16. The revision made the act of sitting on, or placing objects on, school railings unlawful while making it lawful to lean on or over railings. with restrictions for safety. The Varsity Club members. with Jim Dimmick in the top position, continued to act as hailiffs and turned out a highly satisfactory job. John Vieira discharged duties of the gayel capahly as judge with Pat Linville as court recorder and Frank Spaid as district attorney. Mr. Cady served as advisor to the court, which was usually filled to capacity on Thursday noon, drawing many interested onlookers as well as those to whom tickets had been issued. COURT OFFICERS Left to right: ,lim Dimmick, Pat Linville. John Vieira. Frank Spaid. 'rv I i