Shasta High School - Daisy Yearbook (Redding, CA)

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DISTRICT Members oT The Class oT '5l, who are soon To be graduaTed Trom an accrediTed high school, will be able To c:apiTaIize on The Training and experience They have received aT ShasTa I-Iigh. Those who enTer The armed Torces will Tind ThaT having Tinished a Tour- year high school course will give Them a deTiniTe advanTage in The conTribuTion They can make in The service oT Their counTry, and in Taking personal advanTage oT opporTu- niTies Tor pIacemenT and advancemenT as They come. Many oT Those enTering gainTuI empIoymenT will likewise Tind opporTuniTies Tor specialized worlc aT a premium wage because oT Their high school Training and because oT The man-power shorTage in indusTry as a resuIT oT war mobiIiza+ion. There are always some young people who are unwillnig To accepT deTerred values. IT They worlc Today, They are noT saTisTied unless They geT paid Today. ConsequenTIy, They Tind going To school To be quiTe dull. The reward Tor sTudy and drill is aImosT always deTerred To a IaTer monTh or year. BuT iT is also cerTain and saTisTying. Those who are graduaTing This year will Tind iT especially so. They will soon realize Trorn compeTiTive experience ThaT The compIeTion oT a high school program has been basic To Their suc- cessful adiusTmenT and progress in aduIT IiTe. We commend Them To The TuTure, having conTidence ThaT They will be boTh happy and successTuI. And we shall be pleased Tor having shared in making Them so. JACKSON PRICE, DisTricT SuperinTendenT SUPERINTENDENT

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PRINCIPAL,'S MESSAGE As members ol lhe class of l95l, you have compleled lour years ol formal high school educalion, and you are now ready lo receive your diplomas. As you loolc back lo 'rhe lime you were in +he lhird grade, you will remember Pearl Harbor and lhe evenls of 'rhe World War Il which followed. When you slarled high school, world condilions had much improved and lhe lulure loolced very bright Now, as you are aboul To complele high school and +o lake your parl as a young adull cilizen, nalional and world condilions are again becoming difficult lvlany of The sludenls who allended Shasla Union High School only a shorl' lime ago are now in lhe Korean conllicl. No doubl many of you will be called 'ro fhe service of our counlry. H' is very difficull' +o predicl lhe lulure. However, all of you have had lhe privilege of growing up and gelling your formal eclucalion in a 'Free counlry, which is somelhing many young people of Your age have never lcnown. The class of l95l has been an oulslanding class, one lhal has succeeded in a greal many underlalcings. I am conlidenl 'rhal as you go oul from high school you will do your par? in' slriving and working lor an enduring peace lor 'lree people in a free world. HAROLD PUFFER, Principal