Fort Lewis College - Katzima Yearbook (Durango, CO)

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IQUlHUUWHUlQU5Qf!VM1QU'HlUQU TAQU HIGH Since this great conHict began, the thinking men of America have realized as never before the great need for trained men. In order to be of greatest service to humanity, men must be trained spiritually as Well as intellectually and physically. In the past the great ideal of tolerance in American institutions has tended to exclude religion from the schools. Cf course, no thinking man could advocate the teaching of dogma in our schools, but the future safety of America as a nation is involved if the teach- ings of the greatest teacher, Jesus Christ, are excluded from our schools. The principles underlying the constitution of the High Y Club may be found in the teachings of Christg the only requirements for membership are clean thinking and clean living. Two Bible classes, Catholic and Protestant, have been organ- ized and unless there is a violent reaction, the spiritual side of the High School life will be Well cared for in the future. The High Y Banquet The High Y Banquet was the greatest accomplishment of the season. Eighty-five enthusiastic boys attended and listened to a distinguished speaker from Denver and to the toasts of our own boys. E Klum :oi hfrffi i'E'iETil7fiilFiiVNxo1 K1hYS'xmuYYil1Yi'M1'z'lxVFr.V'Vfjii1'tx'il1Ywm.Ii Woz :mimi 251

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