Shasta High School - Daisy Yearbook (Redding, CA)

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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 . , . . Y - 1 x - 9 u -s s . - - e . s ' ' ffl' Y - , . n ' . . . . 7 ' , u xr - - . - :S , . an ' n - , ' - , . , v L v - f 1 . . , X I . . . . . . n A u 1 1 . I v . r . . . k . v. - . . . ' . V . ' , - . v A wi 1 I S. A v I Y ' 'I , I A Y v

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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 . O , . 1 . , . 1 . . , . . i , . I 1 - ' Q u , - x 1 ' . . cn , L. V . . . . . ,I 1 l 'A 3 ' Y . . . r . 1 s 1 , . . , . . . A F 1 . V , , . L- . . . . . . , . ' r 1 -' 1