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Lx Class 'History In September 1914 a meek and awed group of Freshmen assembled and were enrolled as students of the Shasta Unmon Hlgh School We were an extremely large and fresh class of Freshmen Our class then con1pr1sed over slxty students We were lntroduced to the haughty Upper Classmen at the Fresh men ReCeptlOH where we drank punch a11d acted Wall Flowers to our heart s content After Chr1st111as vacatlon we returned to school to renew acqualnt ances a11d lessons Then came Hlgh Jmx where we were made real members of the S U H S by a few dabs of pamt and ropes After collectlng the DIQCCS fI'OI'll Hlgh JIHX we began to pray for the dose of school and the t1111e when we could call ourselves Sophomores great dehght Upper Classxne11 Sophomores But better st1ll w were allowed to have seats 1n the Study Hall We began the year by makmg 11fe 1111serable for the new supply of Freshles We lso began to take an 111terest 111 Athletlcs We had many representatlves 1n everv for111 of athlet1cs Our Ju111or year ra11 along very smoothly We were easlly the lead ers 111 all athletlcs W1th the close of school that Sllllllllel' we began to reallze to our sorrow that vue only had another short ten months to spend 111 good old S U H S W1th the co1111ng of fall we retur11ed to o11r books a11d warzous dut ef- w1th renevs ed effort hawmg spent pleasant wacatlons Howard Thatcher Twelve 1 y f 1 li l! D ' A: Y! K1 A ' 91 44 i! , , 9 it ' ' 39 - ' ! 1- , ' The summer vacatio11 flew by, and we fou11d ourselves to our , , ' - , . 2 . 1 1 54 . u 'yy 2 n Y Y. V n . 7 I-I ! was elected President for the first semester W1th the Ifheshmen Re ceptlon school 3.CtlWltlCS began ln earnest We were behold at last the mg for Sneak s Day Day much looked forward to Seniors Then came the declaration of War One of our Senior class sacrlficed h1s happy school days and hls education by answermg Lncle Sam s call to arms We are sorry that he Adelbert Valen tlne can not be with us at the graduation exer clses and receive his due pI'3.lSe Many of ou1 boys expect to follow Del the first day after school IS out In January we returned for our last five months of grlnd ln high school Mat Polse was chosen President after whlch we chose our class emblems our play and carrled out various other businesses of a Senlor class which re celved their due amount of excltement We thirty three strong are patiently walt and are eagerly lookmg forward to Sheepskin .flag of Cm' Country Flag of our country we love thee Emblem of God s chosen land Unto the death We ll defend thee And for the right we will stand Float even on oer our nation Fair symbol of all that is right Supreme through the on commg ages To the war harrassed nations a llght Thou hast waved o er fields of battle Serene by the loud cannons Slde Where all was blood and confusion And failure wlth victory vied Far out on the high tossing ocean Sailing proud on our nation s fleet Many a heart thou hast lightened, Of the shadowing doom of defeat We honor thee flag of our country For wh1ch our forefathers bled With a nation s ideal we ll uphold thee Secure firm from all tyrannles tread Thirteen A HUFFORD 18 v ' ' . u - . ,, . 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' - cf 1 -1 ' as ' 1 11 1- 1 1 P 1 1 1 . , . 1 . . . 1 1 , . 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 . . . , 1 1 1 9 . . , . , 1 1 ' D Semor wtlls We the Semor class of S U H S of 1918 do hereby w1l1 and be queath 1nd1v1dually to our VHFIOUS friends and playmates of our high school days the followmg I Pat Mulphy do hereby wlll and bequeath my ablhty to box and wrestle to Mr Donnelly May he use It m teachlng future generatlons of Freshmen wood work I G Graves do hereby wlll and bequeath my superfluous helght to Colm LICKGIIZIG and my full beard to Red McCurry I Ruth B Del orest after due conslderatlon fondly bequeath mv undymg love for speed tests m typmg to John P Brass 1ny tverlastms flow of speech and my 3.dl1llI'aUOl1 for freckles to the noble Freshman Lowe Wllson I Lydla N Brown do hereby wlll and bequeath my ablhty to Wflt and read shorthand at the rate of 40 words a mmute to Harry Polse may he use It to the best of hls ablhty when he secures Ed de St xflaurlce -. posltlon I Amy Ferrell do hereby w1ll and bequeath to Henry Clay Hopkms my ab1l1ty to run mto every member of the faculty whlle eludmg school May lt g1V8 h1m the mtense pleasure I have heretofore derived from It I Dorls Helfrlch after due dellberatlon do most solemnly bequeath my beautlful COIIIDIGXIOII to Mary Iwachremer w1th the earnest hope that she may be able to retam lt wlthout the use of so much powder anl rouge I Theresa Nachremer hereby wxll and bequeath my ablhtv to studv durmg recess to the commg Semors I Lols Ruth Blagrave do hereby wlll and bequeath my natural C99 curly ha1r to Ella Tlllman on the C10l1dltlOl1 that she w1ll stay mdoors m foggy and ramy weather my good nature to the faculty I Dorothea Saeltzer do hereby wlll and bequeath to Andrevs Hand some McCurry the eleven cents tllcl that the Reddlng Thea er ovve 111111 for only seemg half the show my beauteous curls to Helen Peterson hopmg she ll have better success w1th hers also my box of beauty spots to lone Notley m case l1er supply runs out I Harold Lowden w1ll and bequeath 1ny abxhty to stay on a slde porch wlthout bemg seen or heard to Gerald Evans And to John P Brass my fifty hours of sleep that I have not used the past two weeks I Leonard Thatcher hereby vvlll my good manners to the conung Freshmen to use h1 Jmx mght I Orm Frost do hereby vv1ll and bequeath vvlth the greatest respect and deference to the faculty as a whole that they the facultv may use my vocatlon of pool sunshlne and clgarettes as an example of hlgh hte and amb1t1o11 lll rev lllllg the morals of the tonung l leshmen I Hovv ard Thatcher do hereby vv 1ll first my husluness to Turk Polse second 1ny queemng 3.1llblllOl'l to Captam Ixldd thlrd my ablhty to chmu the stans tsev en at a Jumpl to Speed Cross fourth 1ny deslre to speel to NIWISIIHH t Ill and 'llervm t nans share and share ahlte I VI alter NI NIOIFIS do hereby vvlll and bequeath my abxhty to lead bovs astrav to John P Pxass and mv ablhty to pltth a mean plll to Leland Carter May lt ald hnn m making tl1e blg leagues I Ambrose Desmond do hereby vv 1ll and bequeath 1ny place at glrl s h1 Jmx left to me by Dlck VK alker to Charhe Ilvmg Eight n 0 o , . . . . , '- . . V. . . . . 4 , . ' . - . . 9 9 1 9 ' ' 9 - 9 , . . 4 I 9 - 9 f 9 . . v . . l x X . r . , - . L, 9 . . .. . x 9 . - 9 '91 9 . . . . , .7 . .' . . 4 L 9 9 9 9 9 . . Y . . 9 ' I I I 9 W . 9 9 - . . . . 1 . Q . 1 9 , . ' 9 U - 9 9 1 . H ' 4 9 9 7 L 'S ' 9 9 - 9 - , an 99 9 9 9 ' ' ' ' 9 . 1 9 9 ' . V. V. 9 9 9 1 v 9 9 9 , 9 1 ' 9 9 ' . . . Y. V. I . F' , . 9 . 9 9' 9 -' - 9 9 9 9 . . . . ,. I . . . . , ' 9 9 9 f ' . . 9 ' V ... ' , ' 9 9 1 ' . 1' .' 9' . . . ' . . L. I A I , I, c . I 1 . V. . . , A . 4 , , , ' ' as - I - 99 . . - -' 9 . 9 9' ' Y 9 , . .D L , . .-.. . , , . , Y. 9 9 ' CP I Dorothv Snuth do vull my svn eetest smlle as my fI'l6I'lfln are well supplxed to the brawe soldler boy who brlngs back the Kalsers helmet I Nleta Sholes do hereby will and bequeath to NI1ss Bass my supplv of awful Cosmopohtan and Hearst magazmes tled up ln blue baby rlbbon 'Slay they help her to pass away her lonely bachelor cY9IllIIg I Nlax Polse bemg duly unsound and ready for the nutty house at Napa hereby wlll and bequeath the follovnmg famous Shake D9aI'l3.l1 expresslons To John P Brass I vslll the expresslon You and your sportlng ambltlon to Henry Clay Hopkms I wlll Nlad dog and Pretty soft huh to Ralph Houston The darn kld has a glrl the darn ku has and to Manuel Brass I wlll the expresslon Hey' Aleckf Max they rest lll peace I Blanche Olben do hereby wlll and bequeath my enormous wad of gum to Mlss Hallock as I know she wlll use It to good adwantage and my ablhty to dltch school to Ray Mc! mms I H W1ll1e C llzean do hereby wlll and bequeath my scat 1n the study hall to Mr Dmmutk and hope that he wlll protect lt from fights wuth U boats and machme gun placements I Anna Frxtz do hereby wlll and bequeath my galt to Tressa Palmer long years I John PHSIOTIHO has mg a few leawes left m my old scratch pad wlll the same to Grandpa ahas Lester Armstrong provldcd he does not use It all wrltmg notes to the glrls lll the bookkeepmg class I Arleta Hubbard do hereby wlll and bequeath all my war powde and palnt to our boys over there vslth the slncere hope that 1t wlll be an lnstlgatlon of our coopmg the kalser I Vera Tracy reahzmg that poor marks must have attentlon wlll 1n1ne to Delderlca Margaret Ellerkamp feehng that she wlll IIIIDFOSP upon them I Marguerlte Kendall hereby wlll and bequeath my founta n pen my pencll and my eraser to Teresa Palmer to further ornament! her colffure and also my ablhty to blush to Harry Polse I Emma Obellack do hereby solemnly bequeath my ablhty to make ly Bulck chmb lamp posts to Marshall Gull I Helen McLaggan do hereby wlll and bequeath my Jar of freckle cream to Enul Polse hopmg that he wlll use lt wlth good results also wlll my seat m the study hall to John Brass as lt Wlll prove a great advantage I Juha Petrelh after due conslderatlon bequeath my powerful volce tf Mxss Hopkms on COlIdltl0ll she use It to good advantage 1n the Study Hall sewenth perlod I Annee Hufford do hereby wlll and bequeath the remams of mv cake of Dutch Cleanser soap to Captam Kldd vuth the fervent prayen that he keep hls face clean In case any of the aboxe helrs do not cla1n1 the wllls by the legal pro cess of law of the State of Cahforma the pubhc admlmstrator of thc County of Shasta State of Cahforma shall take charge of them and then vuthout partlahty shall dlNld6 them between the Sour Becr Quartet and the Grmdstone Club of the CIIV of Reddmg tS1gnedJ HON WILLI-XM DE XINE Secretary of the Reddmg Booze Assoclatron Dated June n, 1918 Nl etcen Y , 7 V. Y . 7 . H s A 9 . 4 . L li V l 1 73 ' ' 7 A 3 l ' ' ,' as , ,, - is A , DA ' . V' ' ii ' ' ' 77. ' ' 61 Y! Sl , I , . H. Ax ,' - 7-g. - , . , , , L 0. ,' ' .s H , , A , . . v ' C6 Sv 9 I 7 N 1 , , t , K. 1 , 3 I n . ca - - n 1' - - , . I , 1 ,, ' - . ' , n V' , ' I 1 ' I 7 - ' 1 and may It attract the attentlon for her that lt has for me dllflllg these 1 7 ' ' 5 ' sn 17 ' ' , v ' s 1 ' 1' . ,, , ., Y. . . . 3 . . . 4, . ,, . 7 ? 9 ' Y . . 2. ' ' . ' . ! 7 . . ! 7 1 , 5 V' 1 . ' . . -' . , cc ' ' xr ,' , ! , . 9 9 Y ' S i Av. . v Lv , , . 'n Class 'Ilbopbecy The Class of 18 Of course you all know of the slnklng of the Callforma ard lt w1l1 no doubt be a great surprlse to you to learn that all these unfortunate vlctlms of the wreck lncludlng myself have arrlved at a beautlful and fantastlc Clty down under the waves where all those who eve drowned IH the sea are gathered But I am pledged not to tell any m-orc for lt lb forbldden that mortals should know all thxs Yet one great secr-et I must reveal to you a secret that IS connected with your destlnles No sooner had we arrlved than an old mlsslon father came to me and lnformed me that because I was a Cahfornlan I was to have the great prlvllege of lookmg once 1nto the future seemg there whatever l deslred He took me through a great marble gateway mto a large cour where the vast stage of 11fe stretched away 1nto the dlstance No sooner had we seated ourselves than a great reglment of soldlers passed before us They were led by a dashlng general on a huge black horse General Frost sald the father as the scene faded away No sooner had one v1s1on faded than another took IIS place I now beheld a woman surgeon dextrously fittmg rabb1t eyes lnto bllnd soldlels When she smlled I recogmzed w1th a start Dorothea Saeltzer Then agaln the scene faded and wlth a small shock at the abrupt change I found myself an interest spectator IH an excltlng case of the Umted States Supreme court The Judge was Max Polse our old school orator At the fathers request we then went up on the stage Instantly we seemed to be surrounded by a great nonsy clty whlch was appa1 ently San Francxsco As I looked at thls father I was greatly surpwsed to see that hls antlque clothlng had glven place to a sult IH the helght of fashlon lt was evldently election day for the nolse was frlghtful and banners floated on every slde Suddenly a glant VOICE boomed forth Wh1Ch drowned out all others and caused several women to famt wlth frlght Vote for Harvey G11 zean for bnlted States Mlnlster to Slberla When the volce ceased l turned to a man near by lnqulrlng the meamng of such a terrlfic HOISG Oh he rephed that IS one of Harold Nathans slmplest lnventlons You surely know of that great lnventor Then I asked thre man lf he thought Mr Gllzean would get elected Oh sure he answered Harold Lowden and hls Soclallst Star are back of hlm and that means th' state Just then my attentlon was attracted to a whole army uf wom n swmglng down the street On the blazing banner that stretched from one end to the other I read Vote for Amy Ferrell for Governor of Call f0I'lll3. As the processlon came nearer I I'6COglllZ6d the leader as Anna Frlt The leader there IS the champvon woman athlete some one remarked near me That we mlght get out of the deafenlng nolse we went into an ar studlo near by I was enthralled by the wonderful works of art wlnch I later found were a few of the llllllOI' xx olds of 'w.3.d8l1l0lS61l8 Hubbard We then went out on the crowded sldewalk agaln It was growm, dusk and the theaters across the street xx ere sphnterlng the alr wxth then electrlc slgns Above the most pretentious of them all Wlnth I after ss ards learned was managed by Walter Morrxs the followlng vt as spelled and respelled Ovv en Wllson lll Transgresslons of Love Tw nty 9 - . ..' ' lc 1 - 11 ' ' I 4 , K 1 1 . . Y 1 1 A K . .w ' 1 ' , , . N- 1 . . . . 1 1 , - '1 . . N X . . - sa 11 ' 1 y , . . . . 1 1 . . . . . t , - . 7 i - , 5 1 ' ' 1 . 1. w . . . ' A A 1. f , . s A. . . . . . V I , , . . . 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A , . y ' 1' , ,A 1 , -4 , - - 11 6 We then declded to go down to the wharves and debatec whether to take an alr car or the underground rallway I was glad later that we took the alr car for on It we met Marguerlte Kendall She told me that she was that mght saxhng for Indla where she had accepted posltlor ID a boys tralmng school at S12 000 per year She added envnouslv that Ruth De Forest was gettlng S16 000 a year and dld nothing but glve danclng lessons IH an Afrlcan court lNot1c1ng a couple of books ln her hand I lnqulred what they wer Thls one she Sald IS Vera Tracy s latest novel entltled Trlbulatlons of a Turtle and thls other contams autoblographles of two famous Amerlcans Francls Murphy the first man to sa1l around the world ln hx aeroplane and Lydla Brown who dld such effectlve Red Cross work dur mg the war That brrlhant slgn over there Sald Marguerlte after a period ot thoughtfulness marks out the famous beauty parlors of another of 0.11 old classmates Dorls Helfrlch After seelng Marguerlte off for Illdla we declded to Walt and watch the people come ln from the newly arrlved vessel I was soon glad that we dxd for lt resulted ln my meetlng Alma Tlllman agaln Durmg the course of the conversatlon I learned that she had been travehng ln Ce 1 tral Afrlca representlng a leadlng New Yolk Clothlng House Then I asked her lf she knew anythmg of the old class Yes she sald When I was ln the Phlhppmes I ran across Helen McLaggan She lv presldent of one of the colleges there And Blanche Olben I questloned Have you heard of her? Heoezzuezy Durlng our conversatlon a short dlstlngulshled lookmg gentleman passed who Alma told me was George Graves She sald that he was owner of an Australlan dlamond mme Alma also told n1e that Leonard Thatcher was the owner of a large monkey farm ln South Amerlca and d1d all hlS own tralnlng When we got back to the heart of the clty we found a stat of great excltement On buymg a Soclallst Star we read m flarlng leadhnes Howard Thatcher Famous Sclentlst DISCOVQTS Mxsslng Lmk We then declded to go to the theater where we could rest and enjoy ourselves at the same tlme No sooner were we seated than out upon the stage stepped the leadlng actress maJest1c dazzmgly beautlful I gave 1 gasp as I recogmzed Meta Sholes Ofnce between the acts my compamon leaned forward That 1 James Tlggleworth the great Oll klng and h1S wlfe ln the nex box I 'ooked but had eyes only for the man s wlfe for she was none other than Ruth Blagrave As we came out on the sldewalk agam we ran dlrectly nffo Emma Oberlack She appeared to be 1n a great hurry but stopppd to talk a few mmutes durmg whlch tlme I learned that she was Sales Mar ager fol the Bulck Motor Company Later as we walked hurrledly along the street we caught up with Juha Petrelll After the greetmgs were over she told us that she had Just finlshed rebulldlng the hlstorlcal town of Shasta where she had es tabhshed an old soldlers home She also told us that she had that day recelved a letter from Theresa Wachrelner who was teachmg a kmder garten ln Chlna Do you know of any more of our 18 class? I asked Yes Vlvian Rowlee IS glvmg her hfe to the noble work of rebulldmg France She told Twenty one ' 1 1 l -' . , . Ap . . I . , n . , AA' . . ' 7 ' Y .7 9 9 v .. . . . A , , Ki ' 91 ' 66' ! ' I ' ' , 7 ! , . . . . 1 , , : , s 9 s ' - ' I! Y Y ti , - r 9 - ' ry , . I , . . 1 - ' ' CK !7 ' . , , GK 77 ' . CC 99 Yes, she is in Russia now, you know, and is the Countess Von 79 s ' I 1 9 ' . G p Y Y ' , ' n ' 3 1 ' . . ,, .S . . . . . . V ,, , y Lf u ' ' r - ' 1 1 i! ' 1 , 1 ' 7 I . . , , . . A I ' K6 I i 'H KG ' . ' ' 1 ,,..,.,, -f ' ' ' . me that Ambrose Desmond vsas a retlred nnlllonalre and hvlng 1n Red dlng where he made hxs fortune Later I learned that Dorothy Smith was now the wlfe of Amerxca most famous sololst and had founded a free muslcal academy ln Oak land Suddenly the father tapped me on the arm Just as the walls of the clty began to fade avs ay Come he sald your deslre has been grat fied and we must go -1---0-0-Q '60 tba Seniors You have finlshed the work on your llfe boats You have fastened them strongly and true And now they are lylng at anchor Complete they are waltlng for you Tomorrow you sall on llfe s ocean Headed each on a separate way Whlle we stand on the shore cheerlng after Your vanlshlng crafts ln the gray You may meet agaln on l1fe s Journey And perhaps youll meet no more But may your hearts ever be loyal To Shasta and frlends of yore You may sall where the sea rolls easy Out under a cloudless sky And dark clouds go hurrymg by When your sturdy craft s ems nlgh slnklng Wlth the wexght of the lashlng tlde And the h1ss1ng waves crash over The top of 1ts stralnlng slde But remember when dark hovers o er you Grown dun wlth each fast fadlng year Old Shasta her good wlll stlll wlth you Is waltlng your wlnnlng to hear And w1tn encouraged effort push forward To the NOICS that IS callmg you on And the waves grow llghter and llghter And the clouds will break over the dawn T1s the dawn of success that een scatters The dark drn eu clouds of defeat That soothes the hlgh was es of trouble T111 they cease to surge and to beat T111 they cease to dlscourage and daunt you They are stllled by the sunllght of fame They are calmed by the llght of 3Chl6X6lll6l1f, And glorys unquenchable flame A HLFFORD 18 Tw nly two . . . ,W 0 . , - 1 . 1 - , 44 1: - 4. ' Q- , as S Y ! I 1 . . , . Y Y ' 9 9 , . ! You may sa1l where the waves toss angry, Q . . . LV . . , D ! 3 ' Y I ! ! Y . . y . y ! ' Y Y I 1 1 7 y 9 l' . v , ' . C . Senior 'Illay A 'Ilan' of Sixes T Boggs Johns and his partner George Nettleton couldn t agree ou many matters of business and so a friend decided that they play a game of poker the loser of which was to become butler and walet for the other T Boggs IS the loser and is immediately installed in the Ixettleton home and finds lt a most difficult Job to treat his master with respect The rrival of his sweetheart at the Nettleton home for a V1S1t brings things to a swift climax VVhen Florence learns the whole story she evolves a plan whereby the Jealousy of Nettleton is aroused and he iinally agrees to release T Boggs from his agreement One can see from the brief review glven above that A Pair of Sixes is a snappy farce and it promises to be a scream from beginning to end Marguerite Cron are showing great enthuslasm and if the play doesn t make a hit with the public it won t be due to the lack of effort on the part of the players coach or the manager Harold lNathan A Pair of Sixes is essentially a man s play and as such the honors are divided between Max Polse and Harold Lowden the two partners of the Digestive P111 Co both of whom are called upon to do more strenuous work and actual muscular exercise than anyone else in the cast Max Polse as George B Nettleton takes his part very effectively and displays a lot of pep ln his actions Harold Lowden as T Boggs Johns makes a. andsome butler and excellent business man as well as a. very ardent lover 4 P-XIR OF SIYES Twenty three H o . , , . , A , ! al 1 u Av n 4 1 . . K . ' , , Y 4 9 . . . 1. U . . ,, . . . ,, ,, . . . , . The members of the cast, under the able direction of the coach, Miss s J ' . , u - n ' ' - ' A y Y Y ! ! ' u ' ' vs ' ' s . , A ! u, ' ax as ' .' ' ,, 7 . ' , , TAKI' Hl Ii HPAD ITS THF LI! HTF ST PART Ol' HPR Dorothea Saeltzer IS well sulted to the somewhat SBFIOUS and dlflicult part of Florence Cole who attempts to extrlcate her beloved T from hls menlal servlce lll the household of hls partner Amy Ferrell ln the palt of the fllghty Mrs Nettleton IQ well able to carry on her role and carrxes off the hysterlcal part to perfectlon The ll1lllOI' parts are well handled Howard Thatcher as Thomas I Vanderholt makes a good fake lawyer for the partles and Frank frightened away Ruth Blagrave has the dlflicult part of Coddles an Fngllsh Illald and does some clever character work Francis Murphy IH the part of Tony Toler the entexprlsmg young salesman IS well sulted to thls role Owen WIISOII as Krome the bookkeeper who longs for peace m the 6St3,b1lShl116I1t Leonard Thatcher as Jlmmy the somewhat fresh office boy Ambrose Desmlond as the Shlpplllg clerk and Anna Fl'lt7 as Sallx Parker the gum chewmg stenographer, make up the office force of the Fureka Dlgestne P111 Co ANNA FRITZ 18 Tw nty four .. . C I Z . I 5 1 . 4 ,U I ' K6 !9 A . 1 u , o Q . , . I4 D! . ll ' !Y . , Y Lack as Mr. Applegate does well as the prospective customer who is . , . 4 , v . ' . y ' sc 'A n I Y I 3 . . Z . A J , - J V I - Y V D - A A I . C . l Shasta Dawg Ska MAX POLSE ORIN FROST AUX FERRELL AINIEE HLFFORD JOHN PASTORINTO DORIS HELFRICH BLANCHE OLBEN BROVVNING CH-XRTRAND E D ITO R Orgamzatlons Senlor Wills Semor Prophecy AIUIIIHI School Notes Exchanges Jokes o , . A .................................. A v 4 L ..............,................................. . Y , , . , , 1 , A L A A ...................................... ARLETA HUBB.-UID .........cA..,,..................,......,... A... ...... A I' t 5 vg vi ..,.......Y,..,,.,....,.......,Y,.,,..,... I . 5 4, v v Y - . , . . . . , - W - V T enty F1 e REPO RTE RS HARY EX GILZE-XB DOROTHEA SAELTZER HELEN MCLAGGAN ANN X FRITZ I R-XNCIS 'NIL RPHX STELL X Q XLKIN S H -XROLD BR -XX DEN BERG RL TH G ARRECHT HAROLD LOWDEN H-XRRH POLSE Athletlcs Glrls Basket Ball Debatlng Muslc and Drama Senlor H1StOFy Junlor Hlstory Sophomore Hlstory Freshmen HlSt0Py M an age r Xsslstant Manager When thls years graduat1ng class was green as grass the class of 15 took 1t upon thelr shoulders to rev1ve the Shasta Da1sy Thls ed1t1on IS the fourth annual vo1un1e and ln pubhshmg lt we are merelv tollowlng our predecessors It IS the work of by and for the students VVhen they are n1en and women lt w11l be a re1n111der of the good old days spent Ill the Shasta Umon Hlgh School Each ed1t1on IS a years llfe of her students and such a paper we the staff have earnestly trled fo make thls 6dltlO1l of the Shasta Dalsy Our Greatest New Shasta IS one of the very few schools of Cal1for111a that does not teach physlcal culture a subject WhlCh IS compulsory by state law Nearly every state ln the Umon has passed th1s law so there must be a reason Bernard Macfadden an ardent physlcal culturlst says PhySlC'll culture from ltS 111cept1o11 has been a definlte force toward bulldmg up of the physlcal status of the natlon try Isnt lt a blot upon the name of Amerlca the greatest 1at1on ll the world? So111e one must be blamed for thls condltlon and log1cal'x enough the school gets the largest s11are of the blame A promxnent man sald recently If the men of today had had physlcal culture durmg thel SCllOOl career at least Iifty per tent ot the reJected men would be lll the al n1y today Our tlustees recently purchased a sultable lot and an 1de'1l gymna mm could be buxlt 011 It Shasta l1as one oi tl1e largest CllI'llCllllllllS lll lNortl1e1 ll Cal1f0r111a 'lhen tx hy 1sn t physical cultu1e lncluded 7 Students do you want to make your hfe Sll9lll1Ol1S joyous and com plete 111 ex ery deta1l TIIQII put youx shouldel to the xx l1e l and Stal the sloga11 We vuant a gy1n Tvs enty elghl ' 1 ' H 71 , , . , , . . . ,, . ,, .N . . . , . . . . Y Y . . . . , , ' , . . . , . . . . . . ,, Y , . ,, 7 J I 'Y ' ' ' il ' I! . . . ,, ,, . . A, .. 1 , . , , f . L But our rece11t draft l1as shown the physical condition of our coun- . , , 2 ' ' I u ' , any . H . . A . .F , . I . . y . ! , 11 . t S - ' W Y ' I S'- , v s . 1 y ' Q K - ' v ' . v v v e .i 4. , sr , . 'Ghz 'Tfngb School Student Two years ago the high school student was considered to be useless during his school career The public thought that he could use his edu cation only in the future years But do you know the popular slogan today? It IS Let the high school students help And they do Although our school has only about two hundred student we are going to do our bit in this great war We subscribed two hundred and fifty dollars for the Y M C A fund We formed a Junior Rtd Cross Auxiliary and every Cwhen I say every I mean 1tJ student Joined This organization has made many valuable articles for our boys over there Two hundred and fifteen Uncludmg the facultyj members pledged them selves to buy a War Savings certificate before Christmas Nearly all J our boys pledged themselves to the Boys Working Reserve Our stu dents made a campaign ln the Third Liberty Loan and sold over S50 000 worth of bonds The students promise to Hooverize and the Senior gu'ls are going to spend only five dollars for graduating dresses The above actlvltles are not boasts but merely a. word of explana tion The high school student can realize the seriousness of this great all his heart In conclusion I wish to thank all the students and faculty members for their unceasing effort in trying to make this volume a success I want to take this means of especially thanking Miss Mallock Mr Dakin and Owen Wilson who did much for the art section and our Engllsh teachers the Misses Hopkms and Cron who aided the literary depart ment and also our typing teacher Miss Schllhng This IS your book merely a record of the year 1917 1918 I hope that you will enjoy referring to it as much as I have enJoyed the task of compiling it MAX POLSE 18 More Twenty nme . . 3, . . . l A f conflict, and he is prepared to help-not with a. hesitating step, but with c I ' I ,,-,f CTI X x,,5 . ig? .fx CH00 TSXXJ ROTC 5 GIRLS HI JINX The Glrls H1 Jlnx held on March 8 was declared by all il attend ance to be a great success altho less pep was shown by some of the classes than 1n prevlous years The Freshmen class were very much x 1 evldence because of garllc tDago forgt me notsj on thelr br ath BOYS HI JINX Nearly all of the boys attended the H1 .Imx held on March ez At the 1111118 set the upper classmen came runnlng ll1tO the Assembly Hall shlrt less but stlll IH hlgh spmts The Freshmen were selzed and nntlated Ill due form many practlcal Jokes belng played on them The bovs showed much 6llthl1S13.Slll 1n varlous boxlng and wresthng matches The stunts glven by each of the different classes were quvte clex el and were pulled off wlth great vlgor Plctures were taken ot the boy IH thelr odd costumes and later they were called by Mr Osborn to a small Hooverlzed luncheon whlch was wery satlsfyxng At lllldlllght the party broke up all votmg lt one grand success FRESHMEN RECEPTION Two weeks after school opened the three upper classes and faculty entertalned the lfreshmen at a most enJoyable atfalr lll the audltorluln whlch was charnungly decorated beflttmg the OCCHSIOII Dancmg was partlclpated ln the greater palt ot the ewenlng the upper classmen prox mg themsels es competent hosts Speeches were made by the presldents of all classe -Ks the 8X6llll1g w as xery Wilflll excellent punch was serx ed to refresh the dancers Thirty fu'1.rX ir' . , J x 1 -R ' X X 1 - , 1 ., Z..-V K 5 :c -' NW I . , . . 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A v I Y ' 'I , I A Y v Y E -4 Q E IA DAINCE BY THE FRESHMEN A short tlme after the receptlon to the Freshmen the upper class men were dellghted to find themselves the guests of the first -fear stu dents Danclng was the prlnclpal dlverslon of the evemng at which all present voted the Freshmen 1olly entertainers CHRISTMAS DAINCE One of the most successful dances of the year was the one given before the holxday vacatlon As a dance had not been held for qulte a time much enthusiasm was shown 1n th1s affalr The school 21lldltOI'll1I'll was beautifully decorated ln evergreens and holly which added much to the splrlt of Christmas Dellghtful muslc whxch was lnsplrlng to the dancers was furmshed by Wenlng s orchestra Durmg the evemng fru t punch was served which added the last touch necessary to the gala occaslon IN HONOR OF CLIFFORD SAELTZER The patr1ot1c sp1r1t of our high school was shown in a dance glven on the evemng of January 11 1918 The guest of honor was Clifford Saeltzer Who was to leave the following mormng for the Naval Academy at Annapolls A large number of students gathered to b1d h1m goodbye and W1Sh him much success ln hlS career Durmg the evemng the presl dent of the Student Body wlth an approprlate speech presented h1m with a token as a remembrance of his school days ln S U H S HARD TIMES DANCE On the evemng of April 11 a large number of the students gather d at the Audltorlum some dressed in the gaudlest rags posslble others I poor but plain attire Some very orlgmal costumes were shown the most approprlate being Worn by Melvin LCIS Amy Ferrell George Graves and Anna Frltz to whom prizes were awarded Excellent muslc was given by Joe Martin s orchestra Thls dance was strlctly a hard tim one ab no refreshments whatever were served which proved a great dxsappom' ment to many FUTURE DANCES The next dance w1ll be the Semor reception on the evening of Mav 29 It IS expected that thls w1ll be the most enJoyable affair of the year especlally for the class of 1918 Commencement will be held at the Redding theater June 13 ani after the exerclses the regular Commencement dance w1ll begin whlch w1ll be the grand finale of the year Thirty two V 1 4 y - ' Y v - ' 1 v . 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' t . . . fa Y . , , , ' 1 yn . .1 I ,- , , . 1 - 1' Xep saw you before I w ent yesterday Hou found that bettlng place and done them up dldn t you Xep Who told you that That s a rlght I k11ow lt The l1ttle blo11de w as too 1nuch for you w asn t she What l1ttle blonde Pop NI0lg3.1l pulled the paper aw ay from S1 and show ed It under Sams nose Read that You 1nay be SllCk around here but you a111 t so much 111 the c1ty Nlaybe you re r1ght Sald Sam How d1d It happen asked one of the checker players Tell us about It Well begun Sa111 slowlv I thought I could beat that place so I hunted ll 11D and went III I saw a fellow w 111 a couple of twentles so I pulled out llly roll a11d began to peel off a b1ll but nobody seemed to notlce It so I shox ed It back and took out a half dollar a11d put It down and got ten dollars r1ght back and so I beat lt You 1nade good there but how about the blonde' I 1net her o11 the street and she looked at me and smlled and asked lf I wasn t Mr Brown I told her no and then she asked 1f I dldn t re member her I Sald no unless she was that cousm of the Jones who us 1ted last summer She Sald that she was so we talked and then went to ea About the end of the meal she left the room and new er came back And your roll d1dn t come back e1ther9 lNo I reckon lt d1dn t What d1d you do Well I told the propr1etor and he told the house detectlwe but he couldn t do anythmg Then I talked of the b1ll and Sald I dldn t have any money to pay It and he Sald he wo11ld let 1t pass Then I told h1n1 lt would cost 1ne two dollars and e1gl1ty fiwe cents to get home and he gave me Exe dollars and told me to keep the change Yo11 see '1e wanted l1e asked 1ne l1ow I got along and I told h11n Id tell hllll for a dollar I told hllll alld then came home As the men w ere leavmg a sly wmk from S1 stayed S3111 S1 fastent d the door and p11lled dow11 the shades There s a few thlllgil Id l1ke to ask you Sald S1 Thls here paper says that you were rellex ed of five h11ndred dollars Yep that s what lt does Wl1en yO1l went away from here yesterday you borrowed three dollars from n1e Correct rephed Sam Now about these here Iones whose cousm thls here g1rl was Ive ln ed here as long as you and new er heard of the111 C olrect agaln newer dld I Sald Sa1n S1 gazed thoughtlully at San1 tm a IIIOIIICIII tl1en asked If you do11 t Illllld Id hke to ICIIOVK w l1e1e von got that five hu11dred she stole XX ell I don t lllllld tell1ng you seelng you l1elped finance tl1e tr1p a11d by the w ay here IS your IIIOIIQV Now I nex er sa1d what k111d of bllls tl1ev w ere but they w e1e old counte1fe1t bllls that w ere arou11d the house so I wrapped a dollar b1ll 21l'Olll1d tl1en1 to make en1 look better Of COIIISQ 111y good mo11ey w HSII t Ill that I really lost the one dollar blll l1e sa1d w 1th a IOllCh of 133,111 1n Ins XOICC at the 1ecollect1on but I got another from the TGDOIIEI So you see the sto1y w as true as far as It w e11t flmshed Sam OW EN IH VSILSO N 18 Th rly Hve is v v v 1: 9 ' ' CK Y ' ' ! 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' ' V v ' v , v . w v ' ' ' U Y ' Y , ,, . , , Y , ,. , , 1. . . 1 1 A . retro! s .laugh That was h1s busmess P1errot was laughlng Seven nlghrs a weel at an obscure theater 1n the Latm quarter of Parls P1errot laughed and played the part of a fool to make the people forget thelr troubles When P1errot danced on the stage th1s mght hls face wore a happy care free smlle Hls expresslons were so ludlcrous and h1s Vltf,lClSI1ls so clever that the audlence falrly rocked wlth mlrth' But underneat 1 the palnt P1errot grleved' Hls httle wlfe Marie was very 111 and he could not be wlth her For Pnerrot was very poor' The doctor had glven them llttle hope P1errot had turned away ln agony and llttle Marle had lazd her thln hand upon P1errot s head and sald bravely Dont worry about 1ne my Plerrot' I w1ll soon be vsell' You must hurry on to the theater' And so P1errot had stumbled down the narrow stalrs h1s face work Ing convulslvely hls heart back m the llttle room where Marle lay fight mg death As he danced about the stage hls pamted face agrm his great grlef underneath nearly overcame hllll and he stumbled awkwardly The audlence bhndly applauded and P1errot threw back h1s head and laughed It was a laugh of agony and bltterness wrung from hlm by these stupld people who dld not reallze that clowns also may h uve heart aches' Stlll they applauded thlllklllg that he was the most ridiculous figure lmagmable' As P1errot staggered off the stage durmg the lnter lnssnon he brushed agamst Jean Sawrelle the manager Bravo Plerrot' exclalmed Jean dellghtedly pattlng hun upon the wlth us after the show' P1errot pushed the manager aslde hke a toy and choked husklly Man be stlll' Then w1th tears streammg down h1s palnted face hc ran to hls dresslng room leavlng the dumfounded Jean rubbing hls nose In perplexlty Alone P1errot paced back and forth unceaslngly How could h+ go on agam when the 1nterm1ss1on was over? Hls Marle mlght be dylng at thls moment' How could he stlck It out Then the memory of Marles brave llttle face made h11n snnle sadly and he tu ned reso lutely to hls glass The call boy knocked loudly on h1s door and P1errot hurried out As he stood 1n the wmgs waltlng for h1s cue he heard the applause of the people and he smlled sardonlcally How he hated those applauders outslde' The thought he was Just a clown pald to amuse th m that was all' They could not read underneath the palnt and see a human soul ln agony' He clenched hls fists and b1t hls llps to keep back the sob that rose to h1s throat How he hated them Then a hand was lald upon hls arm and turnmg he saw the doctor Plerrot whltened to the lips and placed his hand agamst a wall of scenery for support H walted for the blow to fall The doctor smlled sympathetxcally and sald All IS well my boy she wlll pull through' Its a mlracle' And then It was P1errot s cue As P1errot ran out upon the stage hls face was transflgured' The audlence stared Ill amazement Gone were the Cl0WIllSh actlon gone too the ludlcrous gflll Instead a glor lous smile lllumlnated P1errot s face He w s hke a creature born anew Thxrty sux . 9 7 9 ' I , . I , . . . 1 ' . y 4 1 1 , u l u , p 1 u 9 ' ' , . , . , I 71 , - y - I . ' A 7 ' Y I - ' I 1. . , . , . as ' n ' ' ' - I ' 3 back. You were superb tonight! Come dow11 and have a little supper ' 97 . . . . 3 , u I 1 n n f ' s , ' ' . ' I: 4, ,, . . . . . . . Y 1 Q I x T ' 9 ' ' ' ! 9 1 . . I3 T ' V 1 ' , ' ' . e . . . . 4, . . 3 Y D ' 5 ' 1D ' . G . The people saw a netv human being before them, not a clown, radiant in some new found joy. And then Pierrot laughed. It was a laugh of transcendent happi- ness, yet one bordering on tears! It was a laugh of triumph over fate! The people felt their heart strings tighten and themselves strangely akin to the Hgure before them! They smiled in sympathy, and Pierrot stretched out his arms to them, for he loved them notv. -DOROTHY SNIITH '18. Ghz wtckeo f our tttith Apologies to Wh1tt1erJ Cuises on thee wicked four Lursed for et er eter more With thy hopeless cheerless gaze Xou hate made me slgh and rate lou hate made me weep and moan You hate made me shriek and groan -Xnd of thee I would complari Surely you are all to blame I was once the smartest boy' That et er looked on ones with Joy Nott I tremble Wlth the fear That Ill see your countenance drear Let the other bright studes smile They don t know that all the while Our smiles have turned a deeper hue Than of the good old ocean blue qo I curse thee Wicked four Cursed forever ever more R BLLXCRAVE 18 An ,Appeal to the Drmctpal btudents tt ho entei qhasta High are a few days and full of knottl edge He cometh foith as a Freshman and is a bone head he studieth llso like .1 demon and adtanceth 110t beeing that his days in school ue deteimmed he studieth yet the harder Thou has so marked his tcomphsh his lessons I or these is hope ot him if he be not dlsturbefl tl at he ttill learn and that lns scanty wisdom therefore will not cease l ut Iieshmen playeth hooky and iunneth attay yea Freshmen glveth up his lessons and tthere is he? As the waters fail from the sea and the flood decaveth and drieth up so the lfiesh nan falls in his lessons ntl his biam dileth up and detelopeth not till the Shasta Lmon High School be no more let oh Piotessoi' hate compassion on the children ot thy school administer them comfort in time of trouble and promote them tt ith an 9X9I'13Stl1lg promotion L THATCHER 18 Thx ly seven 5 7 . ... Q 1 ' Y . . , , 3 1 Y , , 5 ' 3 v ! . 1 , , It Y! - ' ' -T- I' ' ' , I I . . ! , . ' 1 ! P I 1 s s 1 7 T . . I , l' i' l . . 1 v L 1 ' v - t . , . 1-ard that he can pot passg turn from him that he may study till he shall m ft . Y . . , . ' ' 7 1 A - ' . 1 ' ' I 3 F - ' . N i. V Q- Y . 1 ri . . , 5 . . . . 3 V 3 '1 . , . .Y I Yang Ynll and illtltle Bill 111 a small backwoods ullage of Tennessee two partners of a l1ttle ramshackle store sat outsxde wlth thelr chalrs t1t1ted agall1St the wall and thelr feet cocked up O11 a large dry goods box They vsere sn1ok1ng peacefully and slappmg a11 occas1onal 111osqu1to but other slgns of llfe about the two proprletors were not seen The VlSlt1l1g names of these worthles ln the s111all Te1111essee town were Mr Wl111an1 J Jones a11d 'Nlr Wllllalll B Johnson They were better known by the names of Blg B111 and L1ttle B111 A customer 111ade a11 appearance down the road It proved to be a strange won1a11 Blg B111 a11d L1ttle B111 gazed at the approachmg lady Pears so sa1d L1ttle B111 Must be the new school n1un1 sa1d B1g B111 I low as how It IS repl1ed L1ttle B111 She 1S a n11ghty fine looker 111urn1ured Blg B111 You re rlght she IS Sald Llttle B111 The teacher can1e ln alld n1ade her purchases a11d departed Not many Weeks later Blg B111 Sald to L1ttle B111 That school111a an1 IS the finest Won1an ln the world and I an1 golng to ask her to n1arry me Then L1ttle B111 answered back She IS a nnghty line woman and I1n g0lHg to ask her to marry me Blg B111 thought th1s plece of news over and then sa1d Us fellers ha1n t never fought yet L1ttle B111 so don t let s commence over no wo man We ll play poker and who ever wms gets the won1an and the store Well do that sa1d L1ttle B111 and they COll1l1l6IlC8d to play It was a bltter ga111e but 1n the end L1ttle B111 won the brlde Blg B111 left accordmg to agreement and we11t ox er the 111ounta1ns to another state Here he dwelt 111 solltude for ten years or 111ore One n1orn1ng whlle p1ow1ng he saw a mox er s wagon co1111ng up the road Two headed chlldren peered fron1 every flap 111 the canwas and a slovenly woman held a baby on the fro11t seat Somethmg went wrong W1th the harness Just as they ca111e opposlte Blg B111 A l1ttle n1an sorrowful and bedraggled looklng crawled out of the wagon and co111111enced work1ng 011 the harness Blg B111 looked at h1111 then rubbed h1s eyes and took another look Hey there L1ttle B111 IS that von? No answer from the l1ttle 111a11 Bxg B111 rushed down to the wagon a11d slapped hlm on tl1e back Am t that you L1ttle B111? Speak up old n1a11 he sa1d The l1ttle 111an ralsed up a11d shook h1s fist at Blg B111 You get out of here you and do11 t speak to 1116 You knovx you stacked then1 cards O11 1116 that mght F MURPHX 18 Thxrly exght l o 4 Q V. V . 1 . Y . 1 , I . . V . A . . . Y U 1, . . . , . KI Y, ' ' ' , . U , . . ,, . . . , . U ' ' 11 ' ' , . U 1 ' ' 11 ' ' ' 1 1 - . . . . . H , , , 1 ,, - . U . . 1 1 1 1 1, . . . . 7 . U 1 ' 1 - ' 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 - 11 ll 7 9, ' ' ' 1 1 ' , . . . . 7 . . . Y , . - . . Y 1 1 . v Y ,. 1 1 ' 1 . 1 - as ' ' 1 11 1 - . , - . U . , . . . , . , fy . , . . . . . . U 1 7 Y ' 1 1 - 1 11 ....4 1 ' ' - v 'Jfammocks Hammocks are not seen n1uch nowadays and lawn sw1ngs haxe succeeded them 1n so many places that already they have become almost extmct 111 some commun1t1es Also I th1nk 1t Call be notrced that bach elors and old lllaldS have 111creased very n1uch 1n the years that the ham mocks hase been w amng The hammock was a great promoter of soc1ab1l1ty It not only threw people together but 1nade them feel drawn toward 0119 another brought bashful young couples toward each other more efliclently 111 fifteen m1nutes than would SIX weeks w1thout a haIllI1lOCk The han1 111ock generally has 111cl1nat1ons of ltS own agalnst the wllls of the people 1n It I remember all occaslon at a p1cn1c when a stout gentlen1an took a seat 111 one end of a hammock 1n WhlCh was seated a very dalnty creature The dalnty creature had met the gentleman some tlme before yet as soon as he seated hlmself she gave way to a sudden emotlonal feellng Rlslng llke a buoy on a heavy wave she flew 1nto hrs arms claspmg hlm eagerly around the neck She cared not that a dozen of us were lookrng on I know of no real need of the hammock except as a promoter of heart to heart soc1ab1l1ty Some say they are for SBIIOTS to sleep 1n but I do not really belleve It as I have never seen one that was shaped l1ke a ralnbow If the ladles get to runn1ng our government they may save the hammock WhlCh IS the best friend of youth and romance Our only hope for the hamn1ock lS 1n superlor lnfluence of women OWEN WILSON 18 6006 News June 28 1917 SHASTA HIGH SCHOOL Redding Callfornla My Dear Fnends I am sure you would be pleased 1f you could know how lt cheered my heart that the officers and puprls of Shasta Hlgh School stlll held me ln affectlonate regard It was very lovely of you to send thls medalllon and I thank you very much lndeed It made me feel more confidence 1n 1ny work and stronger to help others to know that you st1ll remembered me and 111y words I love to thlllk that a Slmllar llkeness of my face ls looklng down upon the puplls of the Shasta school whose eager faces are st1ll so X11 1d 1n llly 111emory I cannot help hoplng that I may Stlll S0lll6tlITl8 see you all aga1n and thank you personally for your great k1ndness but for the past few months I have not been very well a11d Just now my eyes are troublmg me so I can110t wrlte I send my love to all the pup1ls of the school and I hope they w1ll hold firmly to the resolwe to 1nake thelr llves noble and beautlful Xl 1th s111cere regards for all the teachers and students of the school I am slncerely your grateful fr1end NIARIA L SANFORD Thirty nme v Y ' . A r . . . Y v , . 1 1 . 1 1 , . 1 1 - .. ' , . . 1 1 , . 1 i 1 , . 1 1 ' - . I . . - . ' 1 1 ' 1 . . . . .N . . v , A . v. Y. . 1 1 v y v ' ' 1 V . . '- 1 7 . . V . v- . 1 1 NH X'-T-X 1 N1 ff 1 v . .., is. . 4? s 2 A V f Or hisatio 1TUNl as NAD Tl1e class of 1919 returned from the su1111ner X8.C3.tlOll xnlth lugher lopes alld al1lbltlO1lS than before for vse reallzed that half our Hlgll Qchool days were os er lNot many days passed ulltll we found our tlllle fully occupled wlth studles athletlcs '111d soc1al affalrs The fO1l0Wll1g officers were elected 111 sr sL111sT11: Nl foxn Sl 111 STI 1 101111 Brass Pres1de11t Stella Calkms C ar1ctt Bllf,f,S Secretaly BIOVVllll'lg Lhartrand Sidney Caro Treasurer Ray B1CfllllllS Dlck Randolph qe1geant at A1111 Xndrew NlcLurr5 Leo11a1d Thatchel Fxecutlte Oflicer IIa1 ry Polse We are well represented 111 debatlng for SIX of our lllG1llb9lS are League Debaters So111e of our g1rls are takmg all actne part 1n the Cflee Club a11d sex eral of the boys are try111g out fOI baseball As a class we feel we haxe 111019 than dOll9 our b1t SIIICQ Cllffoul Qaeltzer recelved a DFIIICIDB1 appo111t111e11t fro111 Annapohs a11d expects to talte the exa111111at1on 111 Aprll He departed 111 .Ia11uary Now me are loolung fo1vt ard to the ter111 when vue shall be SGHIOTQ Vkltll all of Illell X'SlSdOl1l and d1g111t5 FOIIY lmo i 1 . L Y . v ' , D 1' QP. -3,7 1: - .'-1' .' .' 41. 1: if Arthur Hare Vice-President Daisy Couey I . , .' , , Q . . ' 1 ' ' 1 ' - - ' s 1 ' . ' 1 - . v J ' v D , - - 1 v - . U ' Y' ' ' . Av ' v Y- ' v Y 7 , D - ffi 3 PHON R We the class of 1920 came back to the Shasta Union Hlgh School last September no longer Freshmen but full fledged Sophomores We were glad to be back among our school mates once more and soon found our tlme occupied with our studles and social affalrs The first semester passed very qulckly with many hard studles and basketball games Our first presl dent was Mabel Cross Early the next semester we held a meetlng and elected Henry HOpk1llS presldent We are well represented in ath letlcs two of our boys belng on the basketball team and three of the champion glrls basketball team lS composed of Sophomore glrls We were well represented in last years baseball team and also are th1s year Durmg thls crisis one of our boys answered the call to arms Wllbur Grlbble This IS one of our happlest years of school While Freshmen we were our teachers pride and 30yf 1 but now we are free from all care and and have become familiar with school l1fe and its pleasures WH RUR GRIBBL1- We are now looklng forward to two more years of the pleasure whlch we have spent durlng our first two years F orly three gfgiiia -f '-Jfif - T . 1' -1, A S3gT3.,.1, , . 1 -:ag-1-2-. ap.- . --,gr--QQ 51 x'-3 - ...Q Q -:N u fx , 5 . 0 '. 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' I . . . .I .A TRE HMEN On September 17 Shasta Unlon Hlgh school opened her portals wide to receive the Freshman class composed of boys and girls from all the country round about The first to greet them was Mr Osborn who smlled sympathetlcally on the poor llttle innocents as he dlrected them to the Freshmen Study Hall where under the supervlslon of the upper classmen they began thexr high school career For a whlle It was rather hard to get the butt of all the upper classmen s Jokes but we soon be came accustomed to lt and settled down to our studles In the latter part of September we held our first class meetmg and elected Clinton Carlock presldent Presldent Carlock called a meetlng and several buslness matters were discussed The upper classmen gave a reception for the Freshmen whlch was greatly enJoyed We soon gave a return receptlon whlch was termed by all one of the best soclal 333.113 of the entlre year Belng a very large class we were always well represented at Sv0Clal affalrs and m athletlcs having two glrls on the basketball team whxch won the cup There were also many glrls on the second teams Many of the boys turned out for athletlcs, but were not as lucky as the girls 1n recelvlng places on the first teams The boys formed a Freshman basketball team but soon gave lt up as they could find no opponents A class meetlng was called shortly after Chrlstmas vacatlon for the electlon and Merrlam Lamus was elected presldent As the school term draws swiftly to a close we look forward to our Sophomore year and we pI'OI1l1S6 to give the COI'll1l'lg Freshmen a warmer reception than we ourselves recexved F ony four 1 . . . , . - . . . . . 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Y 5 1 The foremost OI'gaIllZatl0ll of thls hlgh school IS the Student Body composed of all members of the school who contrlbute fifty cents seml annually to the Student Body fund whlch IS the backbone of all our school act1v1t1es The 1lleetlIlgS have been attended by practlcally all students who have shown a llvely Interest m the buslness of the school The success of the meetlngs have been due not only to the large at tendance but to the fact that we have aCCOIllp1lShed some good work The best vvork vvas durlng the Y M Q -X drlve for the benefit of the soldlers Over There when we pledged S150 whlch after a short tune was fulfilled Then we have made a Red Cross contrlbutxon whlch vve COllSld6I'6d the duty of each and ev ery hlgh school to do The oflicers of the Student Body are as follows Orm lfrost Presldent FTHHCIS Murphy Dorothea Saeltzer X109 Presldent Meta Sholes Harry Polse Secretary Andrevv McCurry Htnrv Hopkms Treasurer Burl Lack Harold Nathan Tax Collector Harry Polse F erett Cross Sergeant at Arms Wllllam Kidd Nlax Polse League Delegate Vve the members of the Student Body vvxsh to thank our DI'lllClpal J O Osborn and the executlve comnnttees for thelr appreclatlve vvolk m l'llallllalI1lIlg the honor of the Hlgh School Ill all ltS busmess enter IFISES Forty Eve . . . . . X Y I ' ' ll ii - 1 Y . v . . . . , . v , - , Y v ' 1 ' . 3 Y , . I V . FIRST Sl'IMl'IS'I'l'IR -- SIGFONIJ SEMESTER- . , . . A ' A 1 x . N K - -A . . . , i Y Y. . . w ' , Debaltng Ney er before 1n the ln tory of the Shasta Lnton Hlgh School has debatmg taken such a stand as It has thls year Debatmg broadens thc nnnd not only on the subjects under dlSCl1SSlOll but also on all current ex ents and lmportant topxcs of the day Tryouts were held on October l X large number of students turned out and tvso teams were successfully chosen composed of the fO1lOVW11lg students tarrecht Brlggs Chfford Saeltzer Arthur Hare Datsy Couey BI'0Wlllllg Chartland Mlldred Crews Harold Nathan Helen Mclaaggan The first debate of the season was held lll Xox ember the questlol belng Resolxed that Callf0I'Ild Should Adopt the Slllgle 'lax Brrgg and Saeltzer went to Orovllle to uphold the negatne but were defeated by 3 0 The same mght LOI'I1lllg journeyed to Redd ng only to be feated by Crews and Chartrand Glldley orators by 3 0 Whlle Couey and Hare were COllXlllClllg the Crldley debating enthuslasts that bun ersal Compulsory Mxhtary Tran mg 111 the bnlted States IS deslrable McLaggan and Nathan lost to Or land On March l the last debate ln the Northern Callfornla Extenston I eague was held Chartrand and Crevss lost to Sutter L1tv and Grtdlu fcrfelted to Reddmg The questton was Resolx ed that the Natlons of the World Should -Xdopt the Program of the League to Enforce Peace A great deal of cledlt ln debatmg IS due thls year not only to the students but also to the school We hope m the future there vull be a better shovumg ln the field of debatmg Forty xx l . 7 7 as . . , ' , ' 1' 4 . 's , V , - . X . . . On January ll, Couey and Hare went to Gridley, and outdid the w ,' aa sy - Y ' 1 , .' ' T ..., . Y W . . , - s , . . . 4 . 9 I 1 . V ' y ' ' 1 v , . . t . Y . V 3 A. . . n . Y I . Q 5 I. X I Ebc ,Agncullure Club One of the foremost organlzatlons of our school IS the Xgrlcultur club formed for the advancement of agrlculture m our comn umty Our club Was organlzed ln February 1917 wlth one fo xrth acres of potatoes as our contest crop Some of the boys crops falltd on ac count of the dry season but those who succeeded m I'3.lSlllg thelr crops nade a blg profit Three of the successful members of our club and the prlze wmner from one of our elementary clubs attended the Agrlculture club conven tlon at the Unxverslty Farm at Davls on October 11 and 13 and the dedl cation of Hlllgard Hall the new S300 000 agrlculture bulldlng It Berke ley on October 13 The boys returned from thls trlp wlth some ver, valuable mformatlon whlch w1ll be of great ald m our future work The present 0mCl3.lS of our club are Presldent Chester Gregory Vlce Presldent Marshall Glll Secretary Floyd Sublett and Llbrarlan Roy Meyers Our l1brar1an looks after all agrlcultural llterature such as farm Journals and government bulletms and keeps them on file 1n our club room Mr Wltherow the agrlcultural mstructor 1 our club advlsor Thxs season we are entermg both the bean and potato contests We have also organlzed a number of elementary clubs whlch we are con fldent wlll all be successful We also wish to thank those cltlzens of Reddmg who to ltrlbuted subscrlptlons for farm Journals and the Shasta County Development Xssoclatlon for co-operatlon wlth us and rendermg what ver asslstance we needed AGRICLLTURE CLLB AT HAPPX XALLhX Fony eight lt' 0 ' ' 0 V I . . 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AL -3 ., ., v v v - 1 v K 1 At the beginning of the second semester of this school term a branch Iumor Red Cross was organized Each student was admitted as a mem ber on the receipt of twenty five cents as membership fee The students both boys and g1rls readily responded and gave thelr twenty five cents freely although many of them were members of other Red 1 ross aux llxarles The girls have been doing their part lll the sewing class Thex have made to date fifty four hospital garments one hundred and ninety seven infants garments eighty fixe refugee garments and sixty three miscellaneous articles which make a total of three hundred and ninety Also the boys have been working very hard for the organization Those IH the manual training class have made sixty five Red Cross boxes 'md twenty four pairs of knitting needles This branch of the Red Cross lil the high school IS certaln to be a great success The officers elected for the supervision of the Junior Red Cross branch in this high school were as follows Senior President Miss Helen Hopkms Senior Treasurer Mlss Marguerite Cron President Orin Frost Secretary Vivian Rowlee Treasurer Owen Wilson Forty nme l y :Q - Y . , . - 7 y . - nine articles which we are proud to have donated to the cause. 1 - . . . i ffllusmc Much enthuslasm Ill l1ll,1S1C was shown by the glrls of thls hlgll school thls year At the beglnnmg of the term they organized a glee club and had rehearsal twlce a week They arranged to g1Vb an oper etta and concert durmg the latter part of last month but were forced to glve lt up on account of an epldemlc of measles whlch mterferred wlth thelr rehearsals Owmg to the fact that lt would lnterfere with the Senlor play lf glven later they declded not to have lt thls emester However they st1ll practlce and they hope to glve lt sometlme next year when they come back from thelr summer VHCHUOII The GITIS Glee club has rendered patrlotlc selectlons on several OCCRSIOHS one of them belng on Llberty day when they sang Amerlca and The Star Spangled Ban ner at a ball game Besldes the ulee club a Ukulele club was formed ana frm m the looks of thlngs at the begllllllllg It was gomg to be a success but later all but live dropped out Thls IS the first Ukulele club thls school has ew er had 'md we were all very dlsappolnted when we learned we were not to have the concert after all If another epldemlc of measles does not pre vent lt we hope to have a real good concert next year L KELELE CLUB Fifty Q ' Y . ' x - , - , . . . . . . Q v . ' - I . . . , Y , - ' 1 'W ' -s I 1 U I , L . - Q 1. Y I W HIJ Srl . ' i'I1'l'ID J' ' 1 ID EI I Dwi nl ' BP' 'PN fl , il ,X f 11, vm ,ygr-1l,Q!!.'!!M Class of 15 Vera Bulck Roseburg Oregon Hlram Baker Ensxgn School U C WARREN CRADDOCK U S A IN FRANCE Mrs Frank dAllan tnee June Yeakeyl Weed Romayne Estep tdeceasedj Mrs W Gall tnee Ruby Estepj Buckeye Cal Ralph Engraln lNorthern C3.1lfOI'l1la Power Co employee Redding Helen Forschler teacher at Igo Cal LELAND GAY AVIATION CORPS Alma Gall frnarrledj Walter Goldberg Dental College San FTHIICISCO REGIS HALTER U S A CANIP LEWIS Dorothy Hare tfallllllg Lanes Hospltal San FFHIICISCO Cal Myrtle KIIISSF teacher Ixunberly IJISITICI near Coram Loulse Logan teacher at Anderson Bess Mlles teacher at Copper Cxty Allce Modglln teacher ln Reddlng Kenneth Moody EllSlgl1 School U C Sadle Nave LIIILO Normal Letettla Odels L C Rosa Stahl San Franclsco Exa VVheelo0k teacher Mmnesota Dlstrlct near Kesmck How ard Tallllel teacher ln llnperlal Xalley ERROLXAXK L S A INIMXNTRX Nloetla Zlllll teacher at Cedar Lreek near Round Mountain Estella Zetzsche teacher lll Reddmg George Zetzsche chennst L S Nlllllllg Co lxennett Fifty two A' -XX y ,- ,ig X1 ,- J, I I hx V ' g x .4N,.-' -.- A Mfg , '4 , 'I' ga:5f,,', HSI 1- -5, V, ' f??'w ,71ff ,,n,.xg,-. 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Glass o 16 Carl Lechner tlmekeeper San FFHIICISCO Adelme Nlasterson Chlco Normal Nlargaret XlcLaggan teacher at Bully H111 Bertha NICLOllgh11I1 Xreka GEORGE NIEILALPE L S A Olne Lourdeaux Chlco Normal Nlyrtle Nlorgan Chico Normal Isabel NI1ller Chloo Normal Ruby Lorenz Nurse F1 allllllg School San FTHIICISCO GEORGE ROBBINS L S A S1dneyBraue1 L L Vlrs Tom Burk Knee Lllllan Clarkl Reddlng Lorena Couey teacher at Goldsboro Arthur Danlels Northern Callfornla Power Co employe Reddlng Delbert Dean employee Standard O11 Co Reddlng Nllldred Eyans employee Reddmg postofhce Ira Engle Copper C1ty merchant Ohwe Forrester Chlco hormal Mrs JIIH Poor Cnee Reglna Halterl CLIINTON JOHNSON U S N Detta Junkans at home Reddmg Helen Kmdleberger at home Kennett Germalne LaFleur stenographer Hoqulam Wash Nelda Larkln stenographer Courthouse Reddlng ,PERRY LOWDEN U S A Z.Ioey Lorenz Afflhated Colleges San FTHHCISCO XEls1e Lonqulst teacher Fremont Dlstrlct near Cayton Edlth Larrlson teacher at Oak Run Rose Scharsch U C Anna Rother teacher at Mlstletoe Gerald Ross San Franclsco Bertha Schellhorn teacher at Delta 'Vlrs Dahce Sllllth Knee Mae McFarl1nJ Gerber Cal Mrs Van A Ferguson fnee Eluabeth Thatcherj Reddmg Geraldlne Welsh employee Kennett Bank Irene Xank teacher Kenyon Dlstrlct Round Mountaln Emll Wlckert Sacramento Basball Team WILLIAM WELSH U S A .AVIATION CORPS INOFIHC W1tthO6ft employee Northern Callforma Natlonal Bank Red dlng Class of 17 Cladys Cunmngham San FTHIICISCO lNormal Robert T Desmond at home Burney Cal Eta Nllller Lhlco Normal Stanley NI Strayer teacher Oak Run Thyra N Len say Chlco Normal Hrs South Knee Clala Bllldlfllxy Stephen B Nletcalfe College of Chemlstry U C Nellre NI Schroter Chlco Normal Jules NI Nathan Afflllated Colleges San Franclsco Fifty three f , J 1 ' . .. . 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Vera Del1K1mball teacher Shlngletown Llta B Logan San Franclsco Normal Allan R Craddock employee S I Bulletin San Franclsco Dorothy K Orr at home K6SYKlCk Rlchard Hugh Walker Vancouver B C Ella M Logan San FI'3l1ClSCO Normal Walhe Thatcher at home lnvsood Cal Dorothy B Bygum Mcbornnck Saeltzer Co employee Reddlng FREDJ BROWN U S A CAMP FREMONT Edlth OIIVC Boyle Alameda County hospital Melwln Johnson Jumor College S U H S Reddlng Florence Carlock stenographer Oakland Cal Gerald Snell Cayton Cal Marguerlte Whlte Post Graduate S U H S Charles Ingraham employee Marchant Calculatlng MaChll1e Oakland Amy Booth employee McCorm1ck Saeltzer Co Reddmg H Albert Mlchaud Dental College San Francisco Clara Frances Walker employee McCorm1ck Saeltzer Co Reddmg Chrls E Stabler Reddlng postofhce Ruth Whlte Sechrlst San Pranclsco lNor1nal Iorena Ray X an Slyke Chlco Normal Frank D Lorenz at hon e Reddlng Clara M Coney teacher at Oak Run Rudolph Schellhorn Junlor College S U H S Reddlng The followlng IS a llst of former students of the Shasta Ul11011 Hlgh School who are or have been lll some branch of 1n1l1tary servlce durm the present war Basham George Behrens Earl Benton Harry Benton John X Booth Brown Brown X Brown Burton John Fred Hosea athan Oscar Gay Leland Gllzean Ieonard Grlbble Elmer Halter Regls Hampton Harry Hannan Harry Heffeliinger Wllllalll Hunt Jr Danlel Jefferles John Butzbach Edwln ,Johnson ClllltOIl Carlock Edmond orenz Joey Craddock Warren L1tsch Robert DBHIIIS Malcolm X-Lowden Perry Desmond John Desmond Matthew Eaton Fred Egllbert Fred Egllbert lNorman lfurber Caroles Ireltas Roy al lrost Albert Flrth Charles Gardner James Lel'ebvre Jesse Nlaxtm Carson N1cDan1els George Menzel Jr W1ll1an1 Xletcalfe George lllles D P Nathan lNoah NICIIOIS Nelson Parsons Wayne Reed Proctol Rees Harvey Robblns George RODIIISOH Clyde Root Danlel Ross Fred Rowlee Francls Rycroft John Sholes Farl Snnth Fred Snnth Joe Stabler Arthur Snnth Harry Tracie Ross Tracle Morrls Treanton Paul Xalentlne Adelbert Xollmers Shelby Welsh Jr Wllllalll Whlte LQXKIS VVood Lu Rell Wood Earl Yank Errol Aappattun Charles F :hy 1 1 - . - Q . , A . qw . . . , . . , . 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X A kl'Iul!'1 'xx , ET 571 X ' Q' X WH - .M 1, NN! 1 'V ' -X -i, , 1 xt., X. -Q - 5 90:2 -X' SX? 1 1 .u Iwwxxvxw :A i lx Y -. : mx X ,'7ol,4, T h V ' 1 NN Y 0 ,A ,,., M' 1 ,Q z..9a,,.,,', N X . 4-1 '-' We ' L K - x ' - xv ' X l -- 1 1 Q1 f i. aw ' .-'J 'Ak' 1 xxx- ' ' ' , - 1-EQQQQ :X wg' - .MDI 1 l., uv 5 N 1 5 i ff? 1 Z 4 get f ax Cbmrls Basketball CH -XNIPIONS Anna FlllZ Captaln forward Dot Saeltzex Nlanager forward Helen Dobrowsky touch Hllda Mantel' slde Nlabel Cross guald Jacquelme XX alltel guard Helen Carloclt substltute Lola Nienzel substltute Mlss Helen Hopklns coach Basketball IS the chlef sport for glrls here and therefore a great deal of mtex est IS taken Ill lt by the students and people of Reddmg ahke Under our new coach Mlss Helen H0pk1llS the practlce started out vuth lots of pep For nearly ewery practlce there were Iolrteen or fifteen glrls out Some of these girls had nex er played before but after 1 few weeks practlce they became good players and the second team gave the first team a good hard game For the first couple of months we only practlced two or three tlmes a week as we had to alternate Wllh the boys The glrls worked hard th1s season as they were determmed to add a cup to the lone cup won m 1900 Other years wl1en we lost a game count of lllness but thls year exery player was on the floor for ewery ame H Thls year two new players were added to our team Jacquelme Walker 'tl and Hllda Manter 70 and both belng good players they dld 1 great deal toward strengthemng the old team We leally bellexe our success was due to the falthfulness of the sec ond team and the good coachmg and faxthfulness of BIISS Hoplams IWISS Hopkms only IlllSSed one practlce and that because me neglected to 1 otlfy her PRACTICE GAMFS We played three practlce games and won all three easlly The first tx is vs 1th Anderson Anderson bhasta 19 The second was xx 1th Red Bluff Red Bluff 5 bhasta Pb The thlrd was vt 1th ChlCO ChlCO S Shasta 30 LE XC I E C ANIES Shasta 27 Anderson 22 The tlrst league game was played mth anderson at Reddmg anl lqfly x , 1 . 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P Z z jL Z N 5 5 '-3 z P l 3 N L L' . 7:1 5 X I 4 m Z Flu although It was not a x ery hal d game It was the closest we play ed all year Shasta 51 Cormng 18 The next league game was wlth Cornmg and played at Cormng Pere we played our best and most SCIQIIUIIC game and won by a score of ol to 18 Shasta 28 Red Bluff 9 The next game w as w1th Red Bluff at Reddmg Th1s gan 1 was also ours by the score of 98 to 9 Shasta 38 Wlllows 8 The above tht ee games made us the CIIHIIIDIOIIS of our league and then we found we were scheduled to play Wlllows here January 96 We had heard lots about the Wlllows team so Mlss HOpklllS worked us 0261111116 prepartng for them On that es entful mght we defeated them by the score of 38 to 8 Vte must say that they were the best losers we es er met Shasta 29 Orovulle 12 February 9 we left for Oroulle to play for the ChalllDl01lSh1p of 'X orthern Callforma We had our new blocked Ss and felt sure that we w ouldn t lose Thls game prowed to be one of our eastest games although the score was only Z9 to 12 In the last half we were so sure of Wlllfllllg that we dldn t really play BERKELEY HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL BERKELE1 Cahforma March 99 1918 Nllss Dot Saeltzer L lrls Basketball Manager Reddlng Callforma My dear Nllss Saeltzer The Federated Counell of the Cahfornta lnterscholastlc F6d9I'3t10l1 has made no DI'OXlSl0ll for the State Cham pnonshxp Ill GITIS Basketball So far as we know there IS no gtrl basket ball orgamzatlon throughout the hlgh schools of the state lf youl team has been declared Ch3.11l1JlOllS of the noxthern SQCUOII I pre ume tha 5ou nnght Just as well consider yourself champtons of the state for I do not Ihlllk any team wlll arlse to contest your Clallll X erv SIIICQIGIQ C L BIEDENBACH Purclpal By 0 Hangen Flfly Ll ' , V Q ' - . , , . I . 7 Y 1 I I Y 1 l ' . ' . ' 13 ' . , : ' , , . 4 , Y I V V - . . V . . H Y 9 , ' 33 ' v ' Y . , , I , : ' , y. . . X, . . , AN 1 V Y 1 W . ' v I J 9 , . . . . . , - DOT SAELTZER, '18. 4 4 , . y! ' ' l 7 ' 7 K 1 ' ll 97 , W' 9 r v , . A A . . .I V., - . . . . , , Y . . Q. - . , .. C ' . ' ' u ' tw f t , ,n t 7 ' t - r p 7 . . . . , , . M -ei tt 55025 Basketball In the Shasta Union High School, as well as in other schools, ath- letics comprises one of the main activities. Our seasons usually open with a bang and end with a gasp, but this year our basketball season opened strong and continued so for practically the whole season. We went out with high hopes this year in basketball, as we had prac- tically all of last year's team left. There was no excuse for losing out this year for we had one of the best teams in Northern California, but as ever before. individual playing and over-confidence beat us. VVe have to thank Mr. C. NVitherow for what we have done. for, if it were not for his persistent effort to overcome our old style, backwoods, sledge hammer methods of playing, we would not have won even a. practice game. The games resulted as follows: Our first game was played with Anderson. The hall at Anderson is small and has a very slippery floor, but we managed to keep on our fe et for the forty minutes and came through on the long end to the tune of 37 21 Our next game was also a practice game with Marysville This club came up here with a good representation but we easily won The score was 15 6 at the end of twenty minutes After a short rest we started again and the game was literally a slaughter for the next twenty mm utes And so we finished our second practice game After this game we had another practice game with Red Bluff flI 71 KN IC-Xl Tl NIUHI Is NI lfll I I-X Fifty mne k , , ' v . . 1 ' , ' l ll, Pflllxsli tllfjlll, Ill'lIflA.RlVJO, Tll.-X'I'CI'1ER, lvlrrlilfliflxv lf'fJAf'lll l,.'L.' '. 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' ,Sl ,.l'K As Red Bluff has always been our most famous rlv al we were determined to wlpe out the defeat of last year The game was played at Red Bluff n the new gymnasium We started about 9 oclock The score was decidedly against us the first half as we couldn t get stalted so the first half ended 20 10 in fav or of Red Bluff During the rest of the game we were the object or much kidding about our playing but we only answered Walt twentv ll1llll1t6S When the gong rang we started again and n tvvtnty mm utes scored 18 pomts to our opponents 7 thus capturing the game Our first league game was with Anderson as soon as the gam started we knew that something had cracked and we soon saw that it vv as our team work 'lhe harder we trled to pull together the farther we pulled apart and so we struggled on lllltll the finish eafb man for himself Ev en through this rottenness the visitors only beat us 29 28 Our next game was with Cornmg and when we went up against this club we played the team which had won four straight champlonshlps 111 the movie house which was very small As soon as the gan e started we knew that we had never played a team of thls calibre before Ou opponents played a veiy good game and we kept very close to them The only reason they led was because we couldnt hit the goal 9 we had about two shots to their one The Iilst half ended wlth a score of 9 4 against us We st11l had practlcally an even chance and we felt sure we could come through with some goods m the last half The tcond halt started Just as fast and furious as the first but as we were doing our best and couldn t catch them the game ended P4 11 We are Wllllllg to admit defeat to this club because it IS considered one of the fastest h1gh school teams m the state and lt IS the cleanest and squarest team we have had the good fortune to play Our next league game came about two weeks later wlth Red Bluif The game was fast and rough and found Red Bluff on the top at the end of the first half by a score ot 14 10 But we were not discouraged and when the second half started we p'ayed harder than ever Red Bluff was still ahead by five pomts when the last four mmut s started but they were tired and so by very fast work we beat them bv one pomt 25 24 and finished our season by Wllllllllg the last game We hope that next year s team will do better and if they get busy and get a lot of practice games before the league season starts they wll stand a much better chance Sixty v L . v , v 7 . Q . ' v ' ' 1 r , ' , ' Y S 4 ' 66 ' ' !! 1 ' I 7 ll . ' ' H ' 4 V, ' , . , . ' v 1 ' v v' l A Q Y ' n . rs , V , 7 Y 1 ' Y I V v' ' V 1 ' ' , is Anyway we were determined to break this streak. The game was played . V. . V I 1 , ' ' .4 . 0, . . . . Y v ! t A , , . Y , 4 r I 1 7 . ' I Y y 4 9 - 1 ' 7 ' ' . Y Baseball Baseball opened very weaklyg the chief reason for this was the fact that ever since the latter part of our basketball season all of our jazz slowly ebbed away, and left in its place a very dreamy bunch. Another reason was because some members of the last year's team very foolishly refused to go out and do their bit. At any rate our courageous young captain tried to build up a team, and it is to his credit that he built up a team which was without a doubt a better team than our rivals. After much practice, the time came for the first game. It was a prac- tice game and was at Red Bluff. The game was close and very good, and it was only due to the inexperience of some of our players that we lost the game by a score of 6-4. Although we were beaten in this affair the boys felt cabable of trimming Red Bluff in the practice game at home because of having had more practice Phe practice continued every day The day before the game was damp and cloudy but the Saturday of the game dawned fair and warmer The game was called at 2 30 At first it promised to be a good game but as the innings rolled by the playing of the S U H S became more and more ragged But we were not alone in our misery NIIDDLE NILRI HX KR-XXI-N LIX XX CH-XRFRAND KOBE BOTTUXI LROSS I XCR VNIFP l Sixty one U . . ,, . . I Y I . , I . D . I an ' L ' 7 u , - ' y ' - l . . . . TOP-CARTER, PULSE, DE FOREST 1COACHJ, MORRIS 1C.-XPTJ, RIX . -. ' J ', 5 . '12, I '.- .'. ' . ' A .' , ' X A ' CS, .2 ' ' , I .. and the only reason the XlSltOI'S HIl1Sh6d on the long end of a 13 9 score was because of the breaks Fhere was one more game played and thls was wuth the TIDQTS a tovsn orgamzatlon In th1s game the boys school and ex en the bums ox erflovs ed wlth Jazz and our boys vs on by a score of 11 4 The pltclt mg of Captaln BIOITIS was nothmg short of marvelous and IH addltlon to thls he sure slashed that old ball The whole team played true to form and they looked llke a dlfferent team from the group that played Red Bluff There lS one thmg sure our boys can play baseball when xt doesn count but when they haxe to get ln and work to wm lt they can not do 1t Th1S IS the greatest fault and must be osercome and t wxll be ox ercome lf every boy comes out and fights for the school Eennis We are practlcally unknown as far as f8IllllS IS concerncl but vw the students a warlety of athleucs There IS only one way to get any thmg and that way IS for everyone to combme and fight for 1 so that IQ the may to go aftel fQlllllS If you students do that you wlll get your fE'l1I1lS court lf not you won t 4-C-O Crack Track and f6IlIllS are about on a par For one thmg We have such a slovl bunch of boys 1n the S U H S that vse hawe barely enough for basketball and slnce the others left out of basketball are so dead all we can haxe ln track IS our mterclass meet and all they go ln th1S for IS to get a half day off from school We should hase a track team as well as other schools la ll we can not get It wlth the kmd of fellows vsho stay at school or at home and tell the rest hovl to do a thmg mstead of gettmg xn and help ng Slxny two y V ' a 7 7- un. ! 7 ' Y . . . y , , ' sa- as , - - - Y ' it I7 N , . ! V 7 w hope to have a team and a high school court next year, so we can give . , . v . 5 7 'T rr , J' ' , 7 ' I , sn H ' , 1 , , cs , ' H 'V ' ' , 'TNT' QUIT I' OF FH XNIPIOXx wg -H2 th 2451? ' un-T Snbermy vang Lawn Ha pry Da ys Back ayan. 07:1 Ouf 9' 7 JJJ arenr Thr Y woef? C tw C'-'df' Y fefjr g- 1?A44 ,,1Qi'f f .F 3f'Y' MMM I .f-Z The purpose of an exchange department IS to help all school books ln other words to see ourselves alld profit by our llllStak6S GOLDEN RULE Maxwell Ca11f0I'llla Why not put your SQIIIOI' plctures nearer the front? Xour exchange department IS very good also your llterary vsork We welcome your leturn THE SPIDER Grldley CallfOI'll1a You have a well arranged book alld each department IS vs orthy of lll9lltlOll Your Selllor plctures are well orgamzed Loma. ag lll COPA DE OR-X Orland CallfOI'lll3. Why not try llSlllg lllore snaps? It wlll prove successful Xour book lS lllterestlng alld shows hearty support of your school COLLS Colusa CallfOI'Ill8. Your cox er deslgn IS ulllque Try addlng lllore Jokes as they make a book nlore lllterestlllg Otherwlse your book IS vs ell dOll6 X our llterary depaltnlellt IS excellent alld sllolxs school llltel est X ollr book lS hlgllly pl alS6d and we hope to see lt agalll DlL'lU'XI hbT lied Bluff Calltolllla The quallty ot youl papel IS IJOOI wllllcll deglades a bool! a great deal In otllel lespetts youl book 15 .1 tledlt to the school QRPLN XND XlHl'll Xleka Lallfornla lou ale one of oul best extllallgts lout book lb exttllellf lll ex LIV wav especlally youl llterary depaltnlellt The Joke 1101331 lllellt and naps glxe voul book Interest Sum four J F f - . J 1- l N- S 1 - , ' ' . . . , Z ' V ' 'N I I v 'W ' V ' . ' ' ' ' . ' 1 a' . A - , . . . . , Y - Y . . CADUCEUS-Chico, Califorllia 7 ' . ' . v ' . 1 4 , l 'w w 1 w ' - , -4 f la -1 , 1 s ' v b, ' - 1 wr A 0 I 1+'.'l.' ' ', ' ' ' ' . - Av. ,xii ' . 'v'- Av., -X' v,. v. s - .'. y . ' . 4, . ' v -L SI 4 1 A - w v ' l GOLD AND WHITE-Sutter California. You have a book to be proud of Try improving your literary de partment especially the poetry Your Jokes are clever and original THE NIONITOR Weavervxlle Cahfornla Your book IS well arranged for a school of your size Try adding more snaps AURORA Anderson Cahfornla Your book deserves great praise School spirit and support are THE ALPHA Orovllle California You have a neat and attractlve book Your athletic department shows great school mterest Orlglnallty and work is shown throughout your book Also your mterest ln debating deserves credit THE TATTLER Willows Cahfornia Why not have your Senior plctures all together instead of a page between Your book is good and we hope to have you on our ex change hst next year As a whole the exchanges were better than ever before and we hope to hear from you again next year Sixty five sv , I A A, - . , . . obvious, and we hope to have you with us again. iLDD NG C AL NPA! 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I g I p ,., ' . 00:0 I L? o , 1- If , 5 1 av 2 f 9' ,I A , , 5 debt LET S REMEMBER Or1n Frost by hls pompadour Blanche s VOICE as a constant roar Francls Murphy by the name of Pat Ruth Blagrave cause shes klnda fat Harold Lowden by h1s 1nnocent axr V1v1an Rowlee by her brick red ha1r Meta Sholes by Harvey Gllzean QI forgot to I11eI1tlOIl he s tall and leanl Max our edltor who s always ln fun Dons Helfrxch as one who s won Desperate Ambrose by his desperate way Lydla Brown by Mllford Souza Walter MOUIS as an earnest illrt Ruth DeForest by llttle Albert Owen Wxlson who s not very thm Almee Hufford by her smllmg grm Dorothy Smlth a Semor IS she Juha Petrell who llkes to study Emma Overlack by her ha1r so ruddy John Pastorlno a farmer must be Alma Tlllman and the Club of Glee Harold Nathan who s always late Helen McLaggan who hkes to debate Howard Thatcher by hls baby look Arleta s drawmgs whlch are 1n thls book Vera Tracy four eyes she has Teresa Nachremer who needs some jazz But let us remember the glggly three Dorothea Anna but worst Amy All 1 am I owe to Ruth Menzel exclaimed Burl Lack xx 1th prlde Now dont you worry returned McCurry You re not much ln Sxxty eight I x ' , , . ' 66 ii 7 1 ' , . . n , I. Y V' . l , 1 , , . , . . ! 1 1 ' ' Y I6 !7 7 . ' I .1 I ! 1 . , . . 1 , o n , . , . . , Margaret Kendall who has never a three. I Y 1 , . i ' D Y I ' C6 I! , ll ' Y! . 9 I 9 ' ll 71 ' V' ' I U 3 ' ll I !I K6 1 ' 31 I SOME CHANGE When but a chap I knew a glrl Who was once a great dxsgrace Folks Sald that she d be pretty Her Her But She If It wasn t for her face nose was always shmlng And went upwards ln a t1lt complexlon hke a sectlon Of grandma s crazy qullt slnce she entered h1 school And watched Dot s powder puff also learned to camouflage Well I guess Ive sand enough Harold Lowden An awful bunch of glrls l1ke me Max They must be an awful bunch Absence makes the heart grow fonder' No wonder so many Red dung glrls llke Walter Morrls MISS HOpk1HS Un Semor Enghshj We wlll have an examlnation today Wrlte all you know ln one p8I'lOd Pat Murphy What shall we do the rest of the per1od Harry Polse fto Sen1o.rJ I have been elected to collect Student Body dues from you Semor Yor are to be con 3. permanent DOSIUOII TO DEEP Mlss Taylor Gerald what IS the deepest rlver m A1ner1ca Gerald Thats too deep for w ffl MISS Taylor Well dlve down in your book and find out A boy a book a glrl a look Book neglected four expected Speed Cross I want some powder for my sxster Drugglst What klnd Mennen so Speed lblushmgj Oh no womens NI1ss Hopk1ns Un Engllsh xntroduclng herselfj My name IS Mlss H opklns Henry HOpk1HS You havent anythlng on me my name IS Hop kms too Sixty nme . , , - 4 I , . ! 1 1 ll Dil , . gratulated, sir, in obtaining such l - ' ' l e. y . - , . ! ! 9 1 . . , . . , l ' , '1 x x ' i . - , . J . - , . Sald the old lady next door dlstraetedly That Kldd k1d must not ltld my kldded k1dS It may be true that all k1ds are k1dS and wlll kld k1ds and be kldded by k1dS but 1ny klds are young klds a11d shall not kld or be kldded by that k1dd1ng Kldd kld NJ!! hi' on :W 7 'max Qgtfttfgl N M He IS Sootch red headed and buxlt for speed Though nes er known to hurry And always there vs 1th tl1e h1dd111 stuff It IS our Jolly fr1end McCurry Harxey So your father wont allovt 1118 to stay after 10 oclocl any more' Do we keep 111111 aw alle? Meta It ISIII that He says wood IS gomg up fifty cents a coru ex ery few days 'Sir Osborn Hou does Ray NICGIIIIIIS get along xx 1th 111s draw mg Mr Dakln About all l1e can draw IS hls breath Wesley NI I ynsh I knew how to get on tl1e good slde of Nllss t Ixenzle Arleta H Cearnestlyl C o to Wu III Mr DlIIIII1lClx s place Aft-0 Rena I get sent to the office almost exerv day for laughmg ll Qpamsh Ellzabeth Hou do you laugh 111 SDHIIISIIQ . . n U . . , . , . . . , . . ,, .'Dg,x,,, , -fa ... gf l ' , ' lpn. 'Q 1 lf. -,, s Q ll'- A ' L ' 0 4't.l'f'7sE '. X I Qkssgl' ' , wg' lr! K Y xg 1 Q MVK . 'M I N , 'V 1LJ',, 1 ' N: '-N 3 Ii . -. 1 , x I 1 - 'swf 'I + If fy ' 5,463 QQ! 423. I , ,122--e' -esiift -1 ., K - L , X .W 1 , B1 y - 9 7 Y Y 3 V Y. '. . , , . 7 , 1 1 ' V ' L t. Y . 7 v . . , i L . . , . . . . - 1 I Y . . 1 .- f 1 f ' . ' 111- - 1 v v n 0 n v, . . , - 1 1 I . . 1 , v . I I I 1 5. . 1 Seventy 'Hull Dc 70174 nlffllfft ' WK!!! f ana' W Mukfnny Zhlohq A an f7,1,r Slrow RAISING CHICKEWS The speaker talked of chlckens Descrlbed each part wlth ease So everyone ln Hlgh School Can ralse one 1f he please He told about the1r yellow shanks And those w1th shabby tall fThat s caused by Jumpmg on the nestj Are hens who never fall He wlshes you to look and see What nalls your chlckens have If they are long and very sharp Then use some toe naxl salve He sald to sane the laylng hen And sometlmes save the male For maybe he wlll lay an egg If you trnn hls lngrown nall Mr Kent FIZHCIS spell mule Pat Please Mr Kent don t make me spell that Word Ill spell all the other words but please don t make me spell that Mr Kent Let s hear your reason Pat If I put U 111 mule you wlll feel lnsulted and 1f I leave U out of mule Ill get a four Mr D1mm1ck to Amy What are ou knlt I5 t1ng Mr Dlmmlck Don t use such GXDTSSSIOHQ and tell me what you are knlttlng H00 HOO LODGE INO 13 Members dlSCl'lSSll1g prevlous meetmg George-I heard Frost was taken out last mght Lowden fone of the members! Yes on a stretcher George What for? Lowden For fire aces IWISS Taylor Mr Moms please translate the lesson for ouay Mr Morrls Ixe only got half of It Miss Taylor fI'6glSt9I'lllg angerl Then let s hear that half Mr Morrls That s the half I drdn t get Mr Kent Nlr Foster are you C1l6XYlllg gum Mr Foster lNo slr l am chemng lny cudd Mr Kent l vu ouldn t admlt my relation to that specles of ammal and also be sure you don t svn allow It Seventy two Y L L ! 9 l D 7 l I Y . Y it I L 1 Y 7. 3 Y ' 3 ' I 1 , . T- 9 cg . ,,-T n n l Q I 7 I . ' . - jf' . - I -Best ' Amy F. tstutteringl-O! Hel-l-met. V , I . . , . V .. .. Y , T 7 ' - . ' , I ' . . , V . 1. n a ti' y lx, . . - , . , I . TL . ' , . -5 , . , V. - 7 , . . . . 1 , ' Y Owen Wilson fin electrical class, trying to josh Georgel-Mr. Da- kin, I saw George installing electric lights in his hen house so the hens would lay in the night time. George-That's nothing I saw Owen pouring hot water down an old hen's neck trying to make her lay hard boiled eggs Nlr Kent Ion a rainy day! Francis has his lesson no 'wonder it rained Francis Cbetter knovsn as Pat J Iou re wrong no wonder I had my lesson it rained last mght and I had to stay home Oleta being absent one dayb Why are you so sad today Harvey -Xw go chase yourself this is Meta less day Arthur Don t you say anything about Garret He is a particular friend of mine John Brass Go on ' If was par ticular he wouldn t be your friend SOME ONE LOCOED Miss Cron Now stop your fooling' What motive do you think brought me here? Leonard Thatcher Loco motive I guess SOLID BONE C Smith Where was the Ford wrecked? Raymond S On ZBIS block Harold N Pat why did you drop German? Pat Sure an begorra they can t change the Irish to Dutch WE RE WITH YOU CARL' I heard Carl wish he was a rock A sleepin on a hlll A dom nothin all day long But Just a sleepin still He wouldn t eat he wouldn t think X He wouldn t ew en wash X A J X He d sleep and sleep a thousand years ,,,,. j wh An rest himself b gosh ' Q Seventy three X . 1 . . . Y . I . -- , , ' , as n Y 9 , 1 Y , . G4 ii , . K4 , ' ' lf 4 , L 5 - u , , ! rr I . . . . , . , . 1 7 ' WA a ... - , I . ' 1 V ' 1 .T , . ! 7 ' . I 9 X ' .,,f,,-J' jp Y L ',' v ' A-ff. ' -, ' , 1 ' ' - - ' , . , . , 1 X . . , . -1 - 1-z-1 y r ' f! ' I 1 y X I ' a ' v ' 'X 0 1 S - I, 3 ll ' ll' gl I , . , . In , . ' ' - . 'XIX CONIPOSITIOIN Last nlght I sat and wrote and wrote And then I vs rote some more And when I had qult Vlfltlllg My comp was worth a four It was about a WlCk9d man He vsas a leather buyer And when I read the darned thmg o er I cast xt m the fire I reached my hand to grab It For It wasn t such a Joke To see my OIIIDOSIUOII '1lZ1llSf0I'Illlllg mm smoke I sat there w1th my pen lll hand A feelm sort of lazy The only thmg 1ny pen would vsrlte Was bout the Shasta Dalsv 0-9 Grandpa Armstrong bee lm sxcl Im afrard Ill ham to part xx 1th my dmner Mr Luton Knot dlstmctly hearlng what had been sald but thmkmg of bookkeepmg Deblt what you recelve and credlt vxhat ou palt Xhlth 0-34 MISS SChlll1llg What s a panther Murlel Bygum A panther IS one who makes pants 0-O-0 Mr W1th6IOW im QCIGIICGJ Name three common thmgs that con ta n starch Freshman Two cuffs and a collar LQQO Margery went Speedmg dld Walter go Crewsmg'? If 0 Frost were O Ram And M Cross were M Happy And L Brown were L Red And W Krdd were W boat What would Mabel Beebe'? --Q-9+ Llttle Mlss Gloser lost her lover And dldll t know where to find hllll She left h1m alone and he came home Wlth a strmg of g rls behmd lum -0-O-Q The Dewi sends the vuclted vund To blow the sl lrts lne h gh But Heax en rs just and sends the dust To close the bxd mans eye to-00 Mr Osborn lNovs you Freshmen have to get busy before you can et ahead RIX VN hat shall vue do wxth the one that we got? S my four , ' ' . . 1 ' 1 . Y . . Y ii 'I 4 . I Y 1 f ' 5 9 . , . ! n . . L in . . I 1 v I . . - ' ' V... . Y . 9 LA ' 7, , . ,, ,, , ,G w 1 ' . 1 ' 1 . I + , . x. ' ' V Y. . ' 7 . . . . V W V 1 3 . . . - I , . n . A. . G 1 K , . 'i . If . . y . 1 , . , . . , I . . , . - . ' Y 'Y , . . , ' 1 . , 7 Y . . 1 1 . . Z . . Y- Y. Y r. i I 9 : , .. . . , 1 I N I C I . .L ' r Y 9 ' Y v ' V ' V eve - Ebwweiisfii QSM xr-.Q i -rf- Q .VJ V 33541 ' R 'x :T F' Q I ,EQ ' N T '. . J Q 4 t ' I' I f , xiii F . -,N 1 . f 1 :1 .5 9 n 'F ,V .. n 5 33-'Fr Ir' mo - f Q 1-AQ U an tiff N -4 A 1 V' - 1 - H.: - '- ' 3x 5 5 Q' x.1Lx Xt' X ,Tl . . X A0 0' oaw li1'lllN 6 I ealh Msn le 9 A! CQ? 3 gr QQ w vi .45 ' 9 , Q, lb Pie I COH9 A LITTLE TUNNEL EPISODE We were speeding away from Kennett one morn, The day was bright and fairy Poor Mabel and Walter stook looking forlorn For sunlight still was there. At last through the window the tunnel they spied It was a Joyful sxght Then they turned to me and xmplormgly cried Velma turn out the llght But the fast tra1n kept on through the darkened way Both gazed at me pllllllg For when we had emerged again mto day The llght was stlll a Shllllllg Mlss Mallock fto Freshxel Xou should add a new word to your xocabulary every day Freshle I am t got no more let s see yours -ilo-Q-0 Mlss Hopklns Get Lambs Tales at Eatons for Monday Lola M Can t I get them at our butchershop If Anna IS Frltz who s Hans? Amy -Q-94 At a meetmg of the Ag club the dnfferent members were dxscussmg the SlZe of xegetables they had seen John Pastormo remarked My uncle grew a potato that was so large Roy Meyers said I saw a cabbage that covered half a yard ot ground Chester Gregory remarked l can outdo both of you for I once sau two policemen asleep on one beat Hows that for gI'0Wlllg9 4-Q-0 Miss Schllllng fm Buslness El1gIlShJ Mlss Hufford m the sent ence John went to see the glrl Ill what case is John? Almee lookmg at Meta ln the romantlc case Ina Calkms tm drawmgj Mr Dakm What shall I do My form IS crooked and 1ny llmbs aren t symmetrlcal Ina IS st11l waltmg for Mr Dakm s answ er S venty ux D li ' 71 , , . 1 Y 3 . . - , Y a ' i ' 7 , 7 , . ' ' i ll ! Y! 9 ! 9 Y ' lc . V , , that he had to build a special pot to boil it in. 1 , .. f . il V ' ' It ' ' li 1 , ss - yn ' .T ' iw, - , I '- I . . , -L I ' . Y I A , . . . . . . , V t I. Francls Nlurphv lll days of yore learned then as now for a ponlpadour Seventy sev n A BIRD S EYE VIEW Lpon the wmdovs s1ll one day A llttle oval dld lxght Perched h1I'llS9If upon that day When Prof was out of slght Into the study hall he gazed And such a funny slght' There sat Teacher Hopklns Wlth a grln all ox erspread In her chalr a rockln Awlshlng she were wed There was Harry ITlOCk1Hg Nlary across the alsle Pat really was somewhat shocklng Orlll was golng wlld Anna her nose a rubblng Powdermg a shlny white And how that owl dld laugh At such a funny slght And there was crazy Leland Hurlmg chalk all rlght Helen was just a feellng If her dress was on too tlght Across the floor a crawlmg Harvey ambled to hls desk Just at Meta s callmg To act at her request For Prof was at the door Youd ought to see the angels That never were before And all the funny treaks That owl so clearly saw Would fill a book clear full And you and me XVIII! awe' And when the owl departed He k11ew a trick or two He watched the nutty stunts That Shasta Klds can do o-Q-vm I J MANY TEARS AGO la-9-Q POR L-XTIN SHARKS Fny 'Nleeny Mlny Nlo Captl Negrnn DlgltO S1 Exclamat Fat 0 Fny Meeny Mlny Mo 3 Y I Y A I D Y 3 1 - Y n , , 9 l 4 . , ! 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Sugarman 81 Co Represented an Redding by J E LANDIS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN IRON METALS HIDES AND WOOL 702 MARKET STREET REDDING CALIFORNIA '+'I-'I f'- Y- -+- I-I'I-'H' 'I- 'I TI-IE CREA ERIE For all Kmds of Soft Drmks Best Ice Cream, IVI1IIc Buttermllk and Cream We Sell tl1e Best Lleamuy Butter at lowest Pmces NI BRICK PIODIICIOI RFDDIXQ CAI II ORXI 1 r clock 659 orton 0 orclers too cI1stant or too sma to reac us w1t courtesy an p easure carrled 111 stock XSSOIIIHGIIYS and pmces, to Slllf the haldest to satlsfy Regulal 'lleale Populal P1 161 13' alace Ca Q FINE MERCHANTS LUNCH 4 ' ' Xuba btleet Oppoelle C olden I a Ho! 1'-1 I ' ,...++g.+++q.++.5.g..5.+,..-.g..:..5.g.g..g.++++.g..g..g:,:,Z::::, .1 9 V Y W , x I , . , . 1 A I Q . 1 - -' 1 ' N I ' ' 1 , , A 1 1, ,1 4 1 1 Eve1'ytl1i11g a 111a11 wears fI'0ll1 sl1oest1'i11gs to hats, and between. 7 LL. 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FOUNTAIN SANITARY SERVICE Ice Cream and all lands ot Soft DTIIILS Ice Cold HIGH GRADE CHOCOLATES a11d HARD CANDIES OIR SPILCIAI TX Next door to the Recldmg I'l1eater IIIOIIP GI' Wm Trueafs TIODFIPIOI GYSTER GROTTO Qulckest and Best Serxlce 111 Shasta County MERCHANTS LUNCH A SPECIALTY RFDDINC CALIFORNIA IVI F' ELLDI-QILDCJI1 DEALER IN REAL ESTATE REDDING PROPERTY A SPECIALTY FIRE INSURANCE IN SOLXD REIIABLE XNIERIQAN LONIPAMFS L1tscl1 l3u1ld111g Reddlng Lallforula WE CARRX X QONIPLFTE I INE OF I lEAS'1lNfIANl AUTOGRAPHIC KODAKS AND SUPPLIES YOUR MAIL ORDER DRUG STORE Pays Parcel Post POWELL S PHARMACY Opposlte the Iostofflce REIJIJINC QALII ORNIX I--H --.- I' bi' I I I.. .y..g..g..5..g..g..5..5 g..g..g..g 1 . 1.4.4 I gag !..1..g.. .1 3 ' 5 3.1 D q..1.,:. . Z 1.4 I . 1 I I I .g.. ...g..g.. .1.. 1 3 ' j A A. . 1 g Q . ' 1 g 5 ' .101 g..g..g..g..1 g..I..g..f..1..1..1..:..g..:..:..g 5 5, l. .V .i. .i. .:. II V ... . . . 1 I . . .:. r L 1 . . T 7 V D I . . .- , , . .L ' .L , , 4 Y . 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