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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 , .
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'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
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