Shasta High School - Daisy Yearbook (Redding, CA)

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ll SHASTA DAISY ll Junior Roll Call Louis Woodfill Burton Hightower Russell Eldredge Elton Barker Vernon Parsons Dick Coughlin Elvy Hunter Edgar Cunningham Walter Kite Harold Connor Charles Alward Carrol Bosworth Bernice Mortensen Gulda Sill Ethel Cook Lillian Algers Beatrice Hunt Charles Bull Lucile Schuchert Erma Hufford Vernice Van Cleve Elda Lease Olga Peterson Ione Nunes Pearl Crum Annie Stevenson Ruth Larens Helen Swatrs Eva Burnett Eleanor Dean John Aspen Frank Teirl jack Dobrowsky Tyrell Young Harry Williams Archy Thomas Claude Hamma Lawrence Carr Ada Long Hazel Patterson Maida Glover Harris Harvey Thorton Alward Emiline Algers Neva Bartell Patrica Donohoe Anna Hamma Kathleen Heryford Winnifred Weigel Mable Reel Grace Meyer James Davidson Regena Dickey Barbara Dozier Lucile Bassett Clorine Conelly Dorothy Rice Mabel Crum La Verne Jones Marvin Hart ltqwi 'ix , lil, Q-el k .M - , ..- ff T tn!!! ugh! A Vi 'ii M ' I' hm-Lg?-'iii V ::i m DNF 7' N E 1' W-H

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snigfrneyepinsfg i i - .4 HAROLD CONNER TEDDY KITE First Semester Second Semester i Harold Conner ............ .......,,,..... P resident .......,....,,. .,.,......,. ........... T e ddy Kite Lucile Bassett ...,...., ,......... V ice-President ........... ......... W inifred Wiegel Lawrence Carr ........ .. ......... Secretary .........A. ................. R uth Larens Lewis Woodflll ...,A.,,,,. ........... T reasurer .........,. ....,... K athleen Heryford Dick Coughlin ................. . ..,....... Executive Officer ..........., .................... E lvy Hunter Frank Cunningham ....... .....,..... S ergeant-at-Arms ....,.........,..,..........,.... Charles Bull Class Advisors .......... Miss Jessen, Mrs. Thompson, Mr. Lance, and Mr. Marr Junior Class History ELLOW STUDENTS: I have been unexpectedly called on for a short speech today, and as I have had very little time to prepare anything, I have decided to tell you what the junior Class has done this year for Shasta Union High School. The Class of '29 has generally been considered a dull and dead class, but this year it has pepped up and taken a leading part in all school activities. As usual, we had a very good representation in all sports, especially Track. The juniors were prominent in the band and also had both leads in the Operetta. The Junior Prom, annual dance of the class, was a very enjoyable aifair, and was held in the middle of April. The Gym was decorated in keeping with ,the time of the year. The leadership the class assumed this year has been an agreeable surprise to the whole school. The point system which was organized probably proved a stimulus to us, and we were the proud possessors of the banner at the Student Body meetings many times. Now, as mytime for talking is up, I must close. I wish to thankyou for your kind attention. MAIDA GLOVER, '29. 1 'D' 'VF' -rig: .1:' I.. U gy- .::gt1:g:f:1?iiftE:nxi I lnwriixy st

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X JUNIOR CLASS