Siskiyou Union High School - White and Gold Yearbook (Weed, CA)

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ALMA SOLARI '34 Mt. Shasta Higb School

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CQNTENTS Title Page Prize lfrontibpiece Theme Martin Custer Beem Dedication Trophy Foreword Clontents Literary Section A Grand Old Mun Local Sections 6 Tule Lake High School XVeetl High School Yrelm High School Butte Valley High Scl laxc ml liort ,Iones High School Happy Camp High School McCloud High School Mount Shasta High School Advertisements Pals Page 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 13-25 26-27 28-175 28-37 38-59 60-103 104-119 120-129 130-135 136-157 158-175 176-199 200

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1 time Hi s ' ' 4 ,ff S Km , fi I If in , A1 'u-up . tx- - I: qu TI-IE NEW JUSTICE FIRST PRIZE STORY Wal, drawled the old weather-beaten miner as he stroked his beard- ed chin, it's a sing that's what it is. It's gitting so as a man cain't trust his best friend. First Johnson from down the Klamath hills kills his min- ing partner, then Brown kills his wife, and now Lopez and Scott killed that store-keeper up on the Siskiyous. Somethin' ougta be done about it, I tell ye, somethin' ougta be done T. As the man spoke, others standing near also stroked their chins and began nodding in assent. A seed was being planted in their minds that was soon to bear fruit of man-made justice. The small group dissolved and moved down the street, scattering the seed in the fertile minds of the milling crowd. The sun rose higher in the sky, the heat became insufferableg the streets were packed with men of all classes, but in the eyes of all was a look of grim determination, glazed by the fear of those who make laws and often lay down their lives to enforce them. Far away from this growing uneasiness, John Callahan and his wife Lucy stood arm in arm looking over their peaceful farm nestled in the hills. It was tranquil and serene as the twilight began to descend over the mountains. Suddenly a cloud of dust appearedg then soon a man on horseback rode up to the gate, jumped off his horse, and ran quickly to the steps. john, he said jerkily while his eyes were twitching with nervous- ness, can I speak with ye by yerself? The two men hurried toward the barn, leaving Lucy bewildered and frightened. She went into the house to do some work in an effort to overcome her nervousness. Soon she heard them coming back. She walked to the door in time to overhear John saying, Sure, you can count on me, as the other man rode swiftly away. What is it, john?,' cried Lucy, looking into his fiery eyes. What are you going to do? cil'IIl'I'tll Lih'rm'YyS4'r'fiur1 f PAGE 13