Shasta High School - Daisy Yearbook (Redding, CA)

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Cooperalion in 'rhe publishing of an annual is as imporlanf 'ro 'lhe publicalion as cooperalion being displayed on +oday's bafllefields is 'ro our boys. I+ is more imporlanl during warlirne lhan ever before. The Daisy slaff and l found +ha+ il was necessary for us 'ro cooperale wilh l'he governmenf 'ro limil' 'rhe size of This book: lor, as you know, lhere is a paper shorlage. So if you nolice any omissions, please be loleranl. I+ has been a pleasure lo be eclilor of Jrhis book, and l know Thai whoever is edilor nexf year will enjoy 'rhe posilion also. -Wanda Orr, Edilor 911, Wiewwniam , Shasla's flag llew ar hall masr 'rhis spring as a resull of 'rhe unlimely dealh of our presidenl, Franklin D. Roosevell. His name should be in' cluded in lhis year's lisl ol war casuallies. Former Shasfa boys who have made The supreme sacrifice in The service ol lheir counlry since lhe end of 'rhe school 'rerm lasl year are Ellon Barker, Lloyd l-lollibaugh, Benny Uplon, Don Freimann, Lloyd Brown, Joe Gregory, Joe Cleone, Marlin Riewarlcs, Charles l-lawlcins, l-loward lvlccarlin, Kennelh Carr, Paul Carr, and George lVlcDaniels. Douglas Severson, '42, an oulslanding sludenl while allending Shasla, died al his home lhis year following a long illness. A former inslruclor al Shasla, Edwin Doulhil, was lcilled in aclion al lhe Remagen bridgehead. I I I JACKSON PRICE Principal As lhis book of memories goes lo press. viclory for lhe allies in Europe has been realized. Plans for peace were formulaled al lhe San Francisco World Peace Conference. ln perspeclive il seems a long lime ago lhal lhe young men and women of lhe class of I945, in whose honor and for whose memory lhis book was planned and crealed, sal in our high school audilorium as freshmen, in brealhless silence, lo hear lhe lale Presidenl of lhe Uniled Slales, Franklin D. Roosevell, ask Congress lo declare war on Japan. During lhe inlervening four years lhe members of lhe class have wil- nessed lhe making of world hislory al an appalling rale. The profound impacl of lhe evenls of lhese years can only be iudged by lhe unborn generalions of new men and women yel lo come. One lhing above all else seems cerlain al lhis lime. There has crys- lallized in lhe mind and will of man lhroughoul lhe world a delermina- lion, lhal oul of lhe maelslrom of lhis biller slrife, lhere musl evenl- uale an enduring peace. Bul peace comes only from efforlq and efforl musl be enduring as lhe peace which il creales. Peace is nol slalic. ll cannol be won for- ever al lhe San Francisco Conference. ll will exisl only so long as il is nurlured in lhe hearls and minds of men. The firsl lesl will come in your generalion. You musl be prepared lo meel lhal lesl. ll is a responsibilily in which all high school graduales musl share. M3 l.. 1' ' , . Y.- TOP ROW, Ieff lo righl: Waller Kimmell, Louis Heinrich, George Wesf, Waller Dimmick, Ivan Jones, Neldon Taylor, Jackson Price, Alberl Malhews, Harlan Carler, Julius Bedynek, Virginia Larens, Leslie Abraham MIDDLE ROW: Veronica Salorious, Virginia Hasfings, Elsie Johnson, Grace Jessen, Johnny Lee Padgell, Ronald Wagner, David Marr, Evelyn Twaddle, Milfon Black. BOTTOM ROW: Harold Puffer, Mrs. George Jorgensen, Ora Leak, Barbara Simpson, Florence Jordan, Maida Glover, Marqarel Brunink, Alice Wipf, Jessie Gibson Bnanin J LEFT TO RIGHT: Gilberl DeForesl, Harry Thompson, Mall Rurnbollz, Wilbur Simons, and Dudley Saellzel HERBERT JERGENTZ Four shorT years ago we enfered ShasTa Union High School. Litfle did we realize ThaT SepTember, l94l, would pass so quickly inTo June, l945. During The firsT few weeks we were indeed green freshmen, buT as we began Taking parT in school acTiviTies we losl' some of our perplexify. Our freshman class was led by Mariorie Dooley in The fall. Help- ing her over The many obsTacles confronfing any new sTu- denT were Herb JergenTz as vice-presidenT, Mildred SmiTh as secreTary, Harold JergenTz as Treasurer, and Ginger Cirac and Bill Goodrich as yell leaders. During The Spring semesfer our officers were Jim HolT, president Ted Garland, vice-presidenT: June BeaTTy, secre- Tary: Bill Goodrich, Treasurer: and Millie SmiTh and Hugh ShuffleTon, yell leaders. Our main acTiviTies were The spon- soring of The Freshman ReTurn and The Buying of a War Bond. Many of our boys were members of The championship D baskeTball Team, and The freshman princesses aT The annual WinTer Carnival were Barbara Haskell and Millie SmiTh. During The second semesTer of our freshman year we became acTive in all school acTiviTies and looked forward eagerly To reTurning in The Tall. EnTering in SepTember, l942, as sophomores, we began To parTicipaTe wholehearTedly in all school affairs. Our class was represenTed on The varsiTy championship baskeTball and fooTball Teams and we acquired a high scholasTic sTandinq wifh many being members of The CSF. Headed by Al Grigarick and Bob Bush, we sponsored The annual Sopho- more Hop, and we Took a leading parT in all The various war acTiviTies inTroduced aT The school. Al and Bob were assisTed by Barbara Haskell and Harold JergenTz as vice-presidenTs: PaT Baker and BeTTy Jo Brown as secreTaries: BeTTy Jo Brown and PaT Baker as Treasurers: and holding The offices of yell leaders were Bill Goodrich, KaTherine NorTon, Al Grigarick, and Jackie McGee. Sopho- more princesses for The Winfer Carnival were Mildred SmiTh and Roma PorTer. The Junior year was indeed a big year for us, for our own graduaTion was noT Too far disTanT. We puT in a full year wiTh members of our class parTicipaTing in foofball and baskeTball, and in sTudenT acTiviTies of all kinds. We even had a few Thespians in our midsT. We were led by prexys Jim l-loIT and Dan Cherry: spare Tires Herb JergenTz and Bill Goodrich: noTe keepers Karen Mclnnis and Roma PorTer: money managers Jeanie Taylor and PaT Baker: yell leaders Bill Goodrich, Jackie McGee. Millie SmiTh, and Harold JergenTz, and wiTh Barbara Haskell and Don Ham- mon keeping order. We were well represenTed in sTudenT governmenT wiTh Al Grigarick as Treasurer and Millie SmiTh and Bill Goodrich as yell leaders of The sTudenT body. JOHN KOBE I HighlighT of The year was The'Junior Prom, aT which affair Roma PorTer and Herb JergenTz were King and Queen. Princesses aT The WinTer Carnival were Carolyn Webb and Millie SmiTh, and our represenTaTives To Boys' STaTe were Dan Cherry, Jim Holt, Al Grigarick, Ted Dooley. Members of our class who Took parT in dramaTic producfions were Roma PorTer, Dan Cherry, Mary Ashfield, Frank Baker, and PaT Aldridge. GraduaTion nighf members of our class parTicipaTed in an Honor Guard, and decoraTed for The Senior Ball. Wanda Orr received The Eafon ChemisTry Award: Mary Ashfield won second prize in The American Legion Essay ConTesT and PaT Baker won The American HisTory Award. SepTember l8, I9-15, saw The dawn of our senior year. AT lasT we were The supreme leaders of The school. Quife liTer- ally This was True, as 'live of The six sTudenT body offices were filled in The fall by seniors. Jim HolT was The sTudenT body presidenT, Herb JergenTz, The vice-presidenT, June Huf- faker, The secreTary, Ted Dooley, The Treasurer, and Virginia Anne Marr and John Laco, Tax collecTors for The whole year. During The spring semesTer, The school was led by Ted Dooley as prexy, Al Grigarick as spare Tire, and Bill Good- rich as Treasurer. Our own class officers were HerberT Jer- genTz and John Kobe, as presidenTs: BurTon McMillan and Jack Kinsley, vice-presidenTs: Carolyn Webb and Karen Mclnnis, secreTaries: Roma PorTer and Don Hammon, Treas- urersg and Bill Goodrich and Ginger Cirac, yell leaders. Roma PorTer was eTecTed Campus Queen. Spring Green was our senior play, and many of our class members were in The school play, LeTTers To Lucerne . Seniors Taking parT in The Orland YouTh Conference were Bill Goodrich, Wanda Orr, Virginia Anne Marr, and PaT Baker. Edifors of The Volcano , The school newspaper, were Ted Dooley and Bill Goodrich, and The senior chosen To ediT This year- book was Wanda Orr. Life members of The CSF are Marcia Blalock, Wanda Orr, and PaT Baker, and oThers will probably be added To This lisT by graduaTion. Many of our boys have earned Their Block S awards, among Them Harold Jer- genTz, Ted Dooley, Al Grigarick, Herb JergenTz, Jim HolT, Don Hammon, John Laco, STanford Pickard, BurTon McMil- lan, and Frank Greer. Thus we come To The close of our high school career, and as iT is finished, we look back on many never-To-be-forgoTTen memories, and our wish for fuTure classes is ThaT Their high school days may be as happy as have been ours. Many of our class members have joined The armed forces, and on This graduaTion day our ThoughTs and prayers are wiTh Them, wishing Them a safe reTurn. -PaT Baker and Virginia Anne Marr ,ar 'Dm k wa .nw-. SQQ' Us A 'Wai S., Helen Bowdish Roberf Bowles Bob Bowman Helen Brizard Don Broderick Berry Jo Brown ax N151 'tw sk., N. 'Dv 11 Jeanie Hampron Dan Cherry Virginia Cirac Eileen Crabbe Jack Dewey Barbara Haskell ff are :zi- I I f' no was Q., ' ' 'ic mm 4 , ff? 6 .av 'Y ' 4 , . A l X ,, . -.. , O! . il ii i ya- X1- N-...f 421 Tv. '79 maj QD -I June Huffaker Buelah Manlis Claire Perkins Virginia Rodermund Marcella Thornpsen Jackie Winefroul Billie Jefcoal Jackie McGee Roma Porrer Richard Sabin Elizaberh Thorpe Rulh Winlle Palsy Keagy Burfon McMillan Floyd Porlerlield Teddy Lee Schneider Pal Uphoff Rulh Jones Ramona Kilpalrick Helen Mead Beallie Price Dolores Scoonover Rose Vincenl Leland Ruth Bill King Mary Pallorson Gladys Renlrea Hugh Shufflelon Beryl Webb Harold French Bere Du Lowdan Adair Pauley Juno Roark Olga Tesfolini Carolyn Webb Henry Arnold 4 l l 3 2 as XR wth - 4? .--,,, S ...Q 406 .qi NM, arlha Mae Aldridge larcia Blalock oberl Bland mis Brown ed Dooley ennelli Ellison ff Verlan Enck Mickey Endicoll Roberl Gilbert Bill Goodrich Frank Greer Bill Grokenberqer Bill Healh James Hicks Frank luard Harold Jergenlz Bill Kreiqh Viclor Lammers John Lapp Virginia Ann Marr Karen Mclnnis Marcella Munson Denny Neal Beverly Olsen A+-an QQ' we-n...,g.? Wanda Orr Joanne Robinson Henry Osborne Virginia Ross Waveline Peery Winiired Snipes Carolyn Phillips Maudell Sfreelman Slaniord Pickard Ella Tinlo Norman Proebslel Eunice Ulberg 9 AIKEN, MILDRED G.A.A. I-2-3-43 G.A.A. Play Day I3 Circle S 23 G.A.A. Pres. 33 G.A.L. 3-43 Honor Guard 33 Rep. Girls' League 3: G.A.L. Pres., Vice-Pres. 43 Volcano Club 43 Daisy Sfaff 43 Daisy Salesman 4. ALDRIDGE, MARTHA MAE Home Ec. I-23 Mofhers' Tea I3 Orches- Ira 2-3-43 Honor Guard 33 Ag. Queen Apffencianl 33 School Play 33 Arf League res. . ALLEN, .lov 3 G.A.A. 2-3-43 Masquers, 33 Jr. Red Cross-3-43 Radio Club 43 Honor Guard 33 Minslrel Show 33 One-acl-play 33 Camera Club 43 Circle S 4. ANDREWS, RACHEL Spanish Club I3 Jr. Red Cross 2-3-43 Honor Guard 33 Daisy Sfaff 4. ARBUCKLE, BETTY G.A.A. l-2-3-43 Spanish Club 2-33 Cir- cle S 23 Honor Guard 33 G.A.A. Vice- Pres. 33 G.A.A. Pres. 43 Sludenf Coun- crl 4: Jr. Red Cross 43 Badminlon Champ 33 Honorary Baskefball Team 43 ARNOLD, HENRY Baseball 4. ASHFIELD, MARY Arf League Sec.-Treas. I3 Jr. Red Cross 2-33, Jr. Sfafesmen 33 2nd Prize Ameri- canlsm Essay 33 Honor Guard 33 School Play 33 Volcano Club Sec. 43 Arr League I-43 Volcano Arl Ed. 43 lsf Prize Ag. Posfer 43 Senior Play 4. Musa, evsLvN Arl League 23 Home Ec. 2-3-43 Jr. Slafesrnen 3-43 Mothers' Tea 3-43 Jr. Red Cross 4. BAKER, PAT C.S.F. I-2-3-43 C.S.F. Life Membefl Variefy Show I3 Lafin Club I-2-3-43 Slu- denf Palrol l-33 Tri-Y I3 Rep. Girls' Council I3 Jr, Sfalesmen 23 Class Sec., Treas. 23 C.F.S. Vice-Pres. 33 Girls' League Vice-Pres. 33 Volcano Club 3-43 Class Treas. 33 Honor Guard 33 History Award 33 Sfudenf Pafrol Vice-Pres. 33 Spanish Club 43 Sludenf Council 43 Vol- cano Club Vice-Pres. 43 Bus. Mgr. School Play 43 Orland Conference 43 C.S.F. Pres. 4. BARKHURST, ED Transferred from Napa, Calif. 4. I0 Juno Walker Raymond Wilbur Don Woodhouse . H.QCW3.dd.. BARNES, RETA Girls' Ag. League 3-4. BARRON, BARBARA ' Transferred from Oakland, Calif.3 Pep Sociefy 2-3-43 Jr. Red Cross 2-3-43 Slu- denf Palrol 33 Public Schools' Week 23 Radio Club 3-43 Pep Sociefy Pres. 43 Home Ec. Sec. 43 Arf League Sec. 43 Daisy Slaff 43 Sfudenf Council 43 Mofh- ers' Tea 43 Bus. Mgr. Senior Play 4. BARROS, CHARLES 90 lb. Boxing Champ I. BLALOCK, MARCIA Transferred from Yuba Cify, Calif. 23 Lalin Club 2-33 C.S.F. I-2-3-43 C.S.F. Life Member 43 C.S.F. Pres. 43 Or- chesfra 43 School Play 4. BLAND, BARBARA C.S.F. I3 Aeronaufics Club 43 Honor Guard 3. BODDY, ETH EL Secondary Honor Roll I3 G.A.A. I-2-43 Sfudenf Palrol 23 Tri-Y I3 Play Day I3 Public Schools' Week I3 Tri-Y Confer- ence I3 Circle S 23 G.A.A. Hand- book 23 Transferred 'ro Toledo, Ohio for Junior YSBFQ Masquers 43 Camera Club 43 Volcano Club 43 Daisy Sfaff 4: Daisy Salesman 4. BOND, BOB C.S.F. I-23 Secondary Honor Roll 2-33 C Baskelball 33 B Baskefball 43 Block S 4. BOSWELL, ERNEST Spanish Club l-23 Foofball 3-43 Block S 43 Capl. C.H.S.C. 4. BOWDISH, HELEN G.A.A. I-2-3-43 Jr. Red Cross I-43 Home Ec. I3 Spanish Club 23 Play Day I3 Cir- cle S 33 Ari League 43 G.A.A. Treas. 43 Daisy Salesman 4. BOWLES, BOB Pep Sociely 2-3-43 Vice-Pres. Pep Sociely 23 Sludenl Council 2-33 Class Treas. 33 C Baskefball 23 Block S 3-43 Infra- mural Horseshoe Champ 33 I60 lb. Box- ing Champ 33 Foolball 3-43 A Baskef- ball 3-43 Radio Club 43 Pres., Radio Club 43 Yell Leader, Radio 43 Daisy Sfaff 43 l70 lb. Boxing Champ 43 Base- ball 4, Track 4. nowmm, non Transferred from Richmond, Calif.3 Vol. cano Club 43 Masouers 43 Radio Club 43 Volcano Sfaff 43 School Play 43 Senior Play 43 One-acf-play 43 Cpl. C.H.S.C. 3. BRIZARD, HELEN Transferred from Sacramenfo, Calif.: Honor Guard 33 Jr. Red Cross 33 Ar! League Sec. 4. BRODERICK, DON Camera Club I-2-33 C.S.F. 2-3-43 Sec- ondary -Honor Roll 33 Spanish Club 43 Masquers 43 C.S.F. Vice-Pres. 43 Senior Play 4. BROWN, BETTY JO Public Schools' Week I3 Mothers' Tea I-2-43 Daisy Salesman I-43 Class Treas. 23 Sec. Class 23 Honor Guard 33 Jr. Sfafes- men 33 Rep. Girls' League 43 Daisy Slaff 43 Home Ec. 43 Red Cross 4. BROWNE, LOIS G.A.A. I-2-3-43 Glee Club I3 Public Schools' Week I3 A Cappella Choir 4. CHERRY, DAN Jr. Sfafesmen 2-43 Pres. Jr. Sfafesmen 43 Masquers 3-43 Camera Club 43 Sludenl Pafrol 3-43 Vice-Pres. Sludenf Pafrol 43 Vice-Pres. Masquers 43 Boys' Sfale 33 Class Pres. 33 Minslrel Show 33 One- acl Play 43 Daisy Slaff 43 Senior Play 4. CIRAC, GINGER Class Yell Leader I-43 Play Day Redding I3 Transferred ro Alhambra, Calif., 23 Pep Society 3-43 Jr. Red Cross Show 33 Jr. Red Cross 43 Camera Club 4. CRABBE, EILEEN Transferred from Reno, Calil.3 Glee Club 43 A Cappella Choir 4. DEWEY, JACK Band 2-3-43 German Band 43 Senior Play 4. DOOLEY, TED Volcano Club I-2-3-43 D Baskelball I3 Block S 2-344: Radio Club 2-3-43 School Play 23 Sporls Ed. Volcano 33 Pres. Pep Sociefy 33 Boys' Slafe 33 Sfu- denf Council 3-43 Ed. Volcano 43 Board of Dir., Volcano 43 Pep Sociefy 3-43 Sec. Hi-Y 43 Pres. Block S 43 Pub. Mgr. Block S 43 School Play 43 One-acf- play 43 Senior Play 43 Treas. Sfudenl Body, resigned 43 Pres. Sludenl Body 43 glucienl Body Card Salesman 43 Camera u 4. ELLISON, KENNETH Radio Club I3 C.S.F. 2. FINCH, ADAIR Tri-Y 43 Mothers' Tea I. FOGG, MARY Latin Club, I-23 Secondary Honor Roll I-43 Honor Guard 33 Senior Play 43 Radio Club 4. GERBER, MARGARET Volcano Staff 43 Daisy Staff 4. GILBERT, ROBERT C.S.F. 23 Spanish Club 23 Camera Club 43 Jr. Statesmen 43 Basketball 3-4. GILLILAND, JEANNE Sec.-Treas. Radio Club I3 Rep. Girls' League I' Glee Club I3 Variety Show I3 Radio Club I-2-33 siuaeni mms 2, Mothers' Tea 23 Pep Society 3-43 Jr. Statesman 3-43 Masquers 43 One-act- play 43 Prop. Mgr. Senior Play 43 Voi- cano Club 43 Volcano Staff 43 Daisy Staff 4. GOODRICH, BILL Class Yell Leader I-2-3-43 Volcano Club I-3-43 Class Treas. 23 Assistant Student Body Yell Leader 2-33 Student Body Yell Leader 33 Sports Ed. Volcano 33 Pep Society 43 Block S 43 Ed. Volcano 43 B Basketball 43 Daisy Salesman 43 Jr. Statesmen 43 Vice Pres. 4. GRAF, MARGARET Public Schools Week I3 Home Ec., 3-43 Tri-Y 43 Drill Team 4. GREENFIELD, LORETTA Mothers' Tea I-2-43 Public Schools Week I3 Home Ec. 4. GREER, FRAN K Transferred from Grand Coulee, Wash. I3 Honorary Capt. Football 43 I30 and l40 lb. Wrestling Champ 2-33 Block S 3-43 Sgt. At Arms Block S 43 Sgt. At Arms Hi-Y 43 Basketball 3-4. GRIGARICK, AL Student Body Vice-Pres. 43 Student Body Treas. 2-33 Class Pres. 23 Class Yell Leader 23 Sgt. At Arms Block S 33 Sports Ed. Volcano 3-43 Bd. ot Dir. Vol- cano Club 43 Mgr. B Basketball 23 Boys' State 33 Student Council I-2-3-43 Secondar Honor Roll 23 Pep Society 3-43 Block S 2-3-43 D Basketball Champs I3 Volleyball Champs 33 Box- ing Tournament 23 Wrestling Tourna- ment 23 School Play 33 Variety Show I3 Daisy Salesman I-2. HABECK, WILLIAM F.F.A. l-2-3-43 F.F.A. Reporter 4. HAMMON, DON Block S 3-43 A Basketball Mgr. 33 Sgt. At Arms Class 33 Vice-Pres. Pep Society 43 Treas. Class 4. HAMPTON, JEANNE Pres. Jr. Statesman 3-43 Treas. Class 33 Honor Guard 33 Home Ec. 43 Treas. Camera Club 43 Glee Club 4. 'Ramada HASKELL, BARBARA i Orchestra I-2-33 Play Day I3 Tennis Club I3 Latin Club I-2-33 Sec. Latin Club 23 G.A.A. I-23 Attendant to C.S.F. Queen I3 Girls' League Rep. I-33 Sec. Student Patrol 23 Sec. French Club 43 Volcano Club 43 Pres. Girls' League 43 Pep Society 43 Daisy Staff 43 Volcano Staff 43 Student Council 4. I HEATH, BILL Block S 33 Track 33 C.H.S.C. Tech, 23 Intramural Basketball 33 Fool- a . HENDRICKSON, EARL F.F.A. 2-3-43 C.H.S.C. 3. HICKS, JIM Transferred from Wash. 43 Track 4. HOLABIRD, EDWARD A Basketball 4. HOLT, JIM Spanish Club I-23 Pres. Class I3 D Basketball I3 Band I-2-3-43 Student Council I-2-3-43 Boxing I-3-43 Camera Club 23 Block S 3-43 Pres. Class 33 Football 3-43 Boys' State Senator 43 Pres. Student Body 4. HUFFAKER, JUNE Pres. and Vice-Pres. Radio Club 23 Daisy Staff 43 Sec. Student Body 43 Daisy Salesman 43 Pep Society 43 Sec. Jr. Statesmen 3-43 C.S.F. 2 IZZARD, FRANK C.S.F. 23 Pvt. C.H.S.C. 33 Cpl. C.H.C.S. 4. JEFCOAT, BILL D Basketball I3 Block S 3-43 Track 3-43 A Rambler Basketball 4. .IERGENTZ,'HAROLD Vice Pres. Yell Leader, Sophomore Class 23 Block S I-2-3-43 Sec. and Treas. Block S 33 Basketball I-2-3-43 Foot- ball 43 I50 Ib. Interscholastic Boxing Champ 33 JERGENTZ, HERBERT Vice-Pres. Class l-33 Pres. Class 43 Vice- Pres. Student Body 43 Block S' '3-43 Sec.-Treas. Block S 43 Student Council 43 Basketball I-3-43 Maior War Bond Drive 43 Honorary Capt. A Basketball 33 Basketball Tournament at Chico 33 Football 3-43 IOC lb. Boxing Champ I3 I50 Ib. Boxing Champ 33 Joined Navy 4. JONES, RUTH Public Schools Week I3 Mothers' Tea I3 Art League 2-3-43 Treas. Art League 43 Latin Club 4. KEAGY, PATSY Home Ec. I3 Spanish Club 2-3-43 Treas. Spanish Club 23 Mothers' Tea 23 Vice Pres. Spanish Club 33 G.A.A. 33 Honor Guard 33 Rep. Girls' League 33 Sec. G.A.A. 43 Vice-Pres. Spanish Club 43 Masquers 43 Pres. Camera Club 43 Stu- gfant Council 43 One-act-plays 43 Senior ay . KILPATRICK, RAMONA Transferred from Fresno, Calif. 23 Span- ish Club 23 G.A.A. 2-32 Mothers' Tea 23 A Cappell Choir 2-43 Honor Guard 33 Treas. G.A.A. 33 Jr. Red Cross 3-43 Stu- dent Patrol 3-43 Camera Club 4. KING, BILL Public Schools Week I3 Camera Club 43 C.H.S.C. Cpl. 4. KINSLEY, JACK Transferred from Oakland, Calif. 43 Basketball 43 Baseball 43 Block S 43 Vice-Pres. Class 43 Track 4. KOBE, JOHN F.F.A. I-2-3-43 Boxing I-43 Reporter and Vice-Pres. F.F.A. 33 Pres. F.F.A. 43 Block S 3-43 Baseball 3-43 Track 33 Six Man Football 43 Intramural Basketball Cha4mps 43 Pres. Class 43 Student Coun- ci . LOWDEN, BERNA DEE Transferred from Spokane, Wash.3 G. A.A. 33 Vice-Pres. Art League 4. LAPP, JOHN Student Patrol 33 Pvt. C.H.S.C. 43 Vice- Pres. Camera Club 4. MADDOX, BOB Transferred from Mt. Pleasant, Utah3 Band 3-43 Baseball 43 German Band 43 Intramural Basketball 4. MANTIS, BEULAH G.A.A. I-2-3-43 Circle S 23 Two Stars 33 Sec. G.A.A, 33 Vice-Pres, French Club 33 French Club 33 Volcano Club 43 Honor Guard 33 Bd. of Dir. Volcano Club 43 G.A.A. Play Day I3 GAA. Handbook 23 Public Schools Week I3 Camera Club 43 Masquers 43 School Play 43 One-act-plays 43 Senior Play 43 C.S.F. I-2-43 Secondary Honor Roll I-4. MARR, VIRGINIA ANN Latin Club I-2-3-43 Tri-Y I3 Jr. States- men l3 Secondary Honor Roll I-33 Mother's Tea I-3-43 Student Patrol 2-3-43 C.S.F. 2-33 Vice-Pres. Latin Club 23 Vol- cano Club 3-43 Honor Guard 33 Tax Col- lector Student Body 43 Orland Youth Conference 43 Circulation Mor. Volcano 43 Bd. of Dir. Volcano Club 43 Vice- Pres. Home I:c. 43 Senior Play 4. MCGEE, JACKIE Latin Club I-23 Jr. Red Cross 33 Radic- Club 23 Pep Society I-2-3-43 Daisy Staff 43 Yell Leader Class Z-3: Yell Leader Latin Club I3 Minstrel' Show 33 One- act-play 33 Daisy Salesman I-23 Glee Club I3 Pres. Girls' League 43 Rep, Girls' League 33 Treas. Girls' League 3. McINNIS, KAREN Spanish Club I-23 Jr. Red Cross Council I3 Sec. Class 33 Jr. Statesmen 3-43 Sec. Jr. Statesmen 43 Jr. Color Guard 33 Sec. gains 213 Camera Club 43 Sec. Camera U . - MEAD, HELEN Art League I3 Mothers' Tea I-23 Camera Club 33 Spanish Club 4. McMILLAN, BURTON Sfudenf Pafrol 23 Foofball 43 Block S 43 Vice-Pres. Class 43 Hi-Y3 Lf. Bond Drive 4. MUNSON, MARCELLA Glee Club 43 Posfer Confesf 4. MYERS, BILLY ' Transferred from Orland, Calif. 33 Joined Army 4. NEAL, DENNY Transferred from Tamalpias 3. NORTON, KATHERINE Masquers 43 Pep Sociely 2-43 Yell Lead- er Class 23 School Play 43 One-acl-play 43 Maioreffe of Band 43 Mofhers' Tea 43 OLSEN, BEVERLY Secondary Honor Roll I3 G.A.A. 23 A+- fendanf of Ag. Queen I-2-33 Glee Club 33 Mofhers' Tea I. ORR, WANDA C.F.S. I-2-3-43 C.S.F. Life Membefi Re- porfer C. S. F. 43 Eafon Chemisfry Award 33 Public Schools Week I3 Lafin Club I3 Sfudenf Patrol 23 Viclory Corps 2-33 G.A.A. I-2-3-43 G.A.A. Handbook 23 G. A. A. Play Day I3 Circle S 23 Two Sfars 33 Pin Member of G.A.A. 43 Badminfon Champ 33 Volleyball Champs 3-43 Baskefball Champs 3-43 Pres G.A.A. 33 Sfudenf Council 3-43 Jr. Red Cross Council 43 Vice-Pres. Jr. Red Cross 43 Volcano Club 43 Bd. of Dir. Volcano Club 43 Exchange Ed. 43 Daisy Ed. 43 Capf. War Bond Drive 43 Orland Con- ference 43 G. A. A. Reporfer 43 Jr. Slaresmen 43 Corresponding Sec. 4. OSBORNE, HENRY F.F.A. 2-33 Track 2-33 Boxing 4. PATTERSON, MARY Transferred from Webb Cify, Missouri3 Jr. Red Cross 43 Masquers 4. PEERY, WAVELENE Transferred from Tarnalpais 3. PERKINS, CLAIRE G.A.A. I-2-3-43 Variely Show I3 Mothers' Tea I3 Girls' Ag. League 3-43 Sec.- Treas., Yell Leader G.A.L. 43 Honor Guard 3. PHILLIPS, CAROLYN Jr. Red Cross 2-3-43 Spanish Club 23 School Play 33 Minsfrel Show 33 One-acf- plays 33 Sfudenf Council 3-43 Daisy Sfaff 43 res. Jr. Red Cross 3-43 Glee Club I-2-43 Honor Guard 33 Lf. Bond Drive 4. PICKARD, STANFORD Block S 33 Jr. Sfafesmen 33 Camera Club 3-4. 'Ramada PORTER, ROMA Transferred from Sfocklon I3 Sopho- more Princess 23 Jr. Sfaresmen 23 Lafin Club 2-3-43 Sec. Lafin Club 33 Tri-Y 2- 3-43 Class Secrefary 33 Girls' League Rep. 33 Junior Queen 33 Masqueri 3-43 School Play 3-43 One-acf-plays 3-43 Benefif Show 33 Minsfrel Show 33 Senior Play 43 Pep Sociefy 3-43 Campus Queen 43 Volcano Club 43 Exchange Edifor, Volcano 43 Daisy Sfaff 43 Class Treas. 4. PORTERFIELD, FLOYD Jr. Red Cross I3 Public Schools Week I3 Hi-Y 2-3: Treas. HI-Y 3. PRICE, BETTY -Home Ec. I3 G.A.A. I3 Pep Sociefy 43 Glee Club I3 Mofhers' Tea I3 Lafin Club 23 Radio Club 33 Public Schools Week 3-43 Honor Guard 33 Camera Club 43 Daisy Sfaff 43 A Cappella Choir 4. PROEBSTEL, NORMAN Hu-Y l-23 Band I-2-3-4. REN FREE, GLADYS Band I-2. ROARK, JUNE Transferred from Drumrighf, Okla.3 Jr. Red Cross 33 Jr. Sfafesmen 33 Band 3-43 Honor Guard 33 Vice-Pres. Home Ec. 43 Camera Club 43 Mofhers' Tea 4. ROBINSON, JO ANN G.A.A. I-2-3-43 Glee Club I3 Mofhers' Tea I-2-33 Public Schools Week I3 Cam- era Club 23 A Cappella Choir 2-41 Jr. Red Cross 23 Honor Guard 3. RODERMUND, VIRGINIA Richardson Springs Conference I3 Home Ec. I-43 Sudenf Palrol I-2-33 Jr. Red Cross I-2-33 Vice Pres. Jr. Red Cross 23 Lafin Club 2-3-43 Treas. Lafin Club 43 Jr. Sfafesmen 33 Honor Guard 33 Vice- Pres. Volcano Club 43 Daisy Salesman 43 gizhool Play 43 One-acf-plays 43 Senior ay 4. ROSS, VIRGINIA Public Schools Week I3 C. S. F. 23 Glee Club 23 Lafin Club 3-43 Pres. Lafin Club 43 Arf League 43 Vice-Pres., Treas. Arf League 43 Sfudenf Council 43 A Cap- ' pella Choir 4. ' LELAND, RUTH F.F.A. I-2-3-43 Vice-Pres. F.F.A. 23 Pres., Treas. F.F.A. 33 Sgf. Af Arms F.F.A. 4. SCHNEIDER, TEDDY, LEE Home Ec. I-23 G.A.A. I-2-3-43 Orcheslra I-2-3-43 Mothers' Tea 23 C.S.F. 4. SCOONOVER, DELORES Transferred from Hayward, California' School Play 43 One-acf-play 4. SHIPLEY, BOB Block S 2-43 Masquers 43 Track 33 Band 3-43 Orchesfra 43 One-acf-plays 43 Senior Play 43 lnframural Foofball 3-43 lnframural Baskefball 3-43 C.H.S.C. Lf. 4. SHUFFLETON, HUGH Joined Navy 4. SIMS, JOE Six Man Foofball 4. SNIPES, WINIFRED Spanish Club 3-4. STREETMAN, MAUDELL Transferred from Delano, Calif.3 One- acf-plays 3. TESTOLINI. OLGA -Home Ec. I3 Yell Leader C.S.F. I3 C.S.F. I-2-43 Lafin Club 2-3-43 Treas. C.S.F. 23 Jr. Red Cross 23 Sec. Lafin Club 43 Secondary Honor Roll 33 Honor Guard 33 Pres. Masquers 43 School Play 43 One- aid-plays 43 Senior Play, 43 Daisy Sfaff THOMPSON, MARCELLA Transferred from Nevada, Misscuri3 Honor Guard 33 Vice-Pres. Girls' League 3-43 G. A. A. 33 Tri-Y 43 Pep Sociefy 43 Jr. Red Cross 4. THORPE, ELIZABETH Public Schools Week I3 Mofhers' Tea I3 Tri-Y 43 Honor Guard 33 Pep Sociefy 4. TINTO, ELLA Mofhers' Tea I-2-3-43 Public Schools Week I3 Arr League I-3-43 Pres. Arf League 43 Glee Club 23 Sfudenf Pafrol 33 Jr. Sfafesmen 33 Honor Guard 33 Home Ec. 43 Daisy Sfaff 43 Sfudenf Council 43 Daisy Salesman 4. ULBERG, EUN ICE Transferred from Anderson, Calif.: C. S. F. 43 Life Member C.S.F. 43 Tri-Y 43 Pep Sociefy 4. U PHOFF, PAT C.S.F. I-2-33 Arf League I-23 Mofhers' Tea I-2-43 Arf League Treas. I3 French Club Treas. 33 Art Ed. Volcano 43 Home Ec. Pres. 43 Sec.-Treas., Pres. Volcano Club 43 Sec.-Treas. Sfudenf Pafrol 43 Daisy Sfaff 4. VINCENT, ROSE G.A.A. I-2-3-43 Home Ec. I-2-3-43 Girls' Volleyball Champs 43 Honorary Basket- ball Team 4. WEBB, BERYL Home Ec. I3 Orchesfra I-2-3-43 Mofhers' Tea I-2-33 Spanish Club 2-3-43 C.S.F. 3-43 Sec. C.S.F. 43 Treas. G.A.A. 33 Jr. Red Cross 4. WINETROUT, JACKIE Mofhers' Tea I-23 Public Schools Week I3 Secondary Honor Roll 2-3-43 Reporfer, Trees. Arf League 43 Spanish Club 3-43 Honor Guard 33 Pep Sociefy 43 Daisy Sfaff 43 Daisy Salesman 4. WINTLE, RUTH Home Ec. I3 Mofhers' Tea I3 A Cappel- la Choir I-2-3. Yell Leader Class I3 Camera Club 3-43 -11- , 11: E E ., 1 I' ii I Q I O 'F 0 Q I v4 KU! Q W , X V fi DW K I y Wwfwffw N Q IW f X F ' , ...J- .E-Z, DAVE MITCHELL MARK THATCHER The Junior class of lhis year was enihusiasfic and aclive in all Hs underiakings. Lead- ing lhe class were presidenis Mark Thaicher and Dave Miichell, assisled by +he vice- presidenls, Bob Weber and Bob Breckenridge: secrefaries, Marilou George and Caro- lyn Jacobson: ireasurers, Joyce Subleli and Mark Thaicherg and yell leaders, Beverly Den? and Pal lvlcCar+y. The juniors were ihe leaders in fhe buying of war bonds dur- ing a bond drive. The Junior Prom was also an imporlani evenf of 'rhe school year. The junior class of This year will make an excelleni leading class of nexi year. sy IX, I 50l:2h.0.I7l.0!2.QA, JIM MORGAN BOB BRONSON Class leaders of lhe lirsl semesler for lhe sophomores were Jim Morgan, Norman Slone, Dolores Allen, Jaclc Reiser, and Barbara Swarls. Those for lhe second semesler were Bob Bronson, James Phillips, Garnelf Lowden, Janice Webb, and Eddie Gribble. The Sophomore l-lop hiqhelighfed lhe year for lhis class. Al lhe end of a successful year The sophomores are eager lo lace lheir junior year here al Shasla. I5 I6 932 ' xg, I 1'- I I v l ' , E..,,,, ' f 4 H rr. . uf .1 1- ax -if -, ,.:. HUGH TENNEY NOLAN BLOMSTER The ollicers ol: llie lreslwman class lliis year were presidenls, Hugh Tenney and Nolan Bloomslerq vice-presidenls, Bill Gibson and Doris Picoly secrelaries, Kaly Ross and Jim Padqell: lreasurers, Doris Kyle and Bellw Wenlzq and yell leaders, Gayle Allingcr and Merle Gillespie, Tlie successlulFrosl1relurn dance was The big even? of llie year for llie ll'C.'Sl1!'TW6JH class. X 1 ' Z f , Kf ff X' 6 U Qlwxf-A ff? K Q 546 +f wx 'XX fi . ff' jjkqxx V.. ft X M241 M4 .,,L 7 , 5 V K 'Lasts XX N XX x X 'Q ' U ' 5 Y X frj Q x , g X C M 1 I. M5 4 L I I ff jf w N O X 5 I M rw PA ' X Q' Q sg 5 VI .v.f4.5 up E-, YD! L 2 I o ! wall LO Mx W fowl X 7 uf' 5 fo E Wk Ni 1 x f A J X K fr! N R Jai HERBERT JERGENTZ Vice-President f:'?f BW W 21 X A VIRGINIA ANNE MARR Tax Collecfor , , . digg? l .IIM HOLT President The Sludenl Council, made up ol Ihe sludem' body officers, 'rhe four class presidenls, The presidenls of each club, discussed, passed, and rejecled many bills To do wilh lhe sludenfs of Ihe school. Jim I-lol+ wielded lhe gavel, assisled by a capable crew of officers. Kunczl if JUNE HUFFAKER Secreiary 'Ji JOYCE HUFFAKER Yell Leader ALBERT GRIGARICK Vice-President ,Y ai BILL GOODRICH Treasurer TED DOOLEY Presidenr During rhe spring sennesfer rhe sludenl ol- ficers, led by Presidenlr Ted Dooley, iniliared many changes in relalion +o rhe governing body of 'rhe school. A new school consrilulion was voled on and passed by The sludenr body. The former council was changed lo The Sludeni Senale, over which Alberl Grigariclc, vice- president presided. DOLORES ALLEN Secrefary 'S s, ..,..,,. BARBARA SWARTS Yell Leader we Xu. E- 'WA .W-K www gm Led by Bill Goodrich during The Tall semesTer and by PaT UphoTT during The spring, The Volcano Club published Thir- Teen ediTions oT The school paper, The Vol- cano, during The year. Ted Dooley was ediTor Tor The Tall: Bill Goodrich, Tor The Spring. Malay, Sin!! Under The leadership oT EdiTor Wanda Orr, The Daisy STaTT oT The I9-45 annual has Tried hard To bring The sTudenTs The besT iT could under warTime resTricTions This year. lhanlcs are exTended To lvlr. Ferl and lvlr. PlaTT Tor Their cooperaTion in Taking The Daisy picTures. mwah. gm, ThrouqhouT The year The Radio Club had as iTs main TeaTure The puTTing on of a radio program each weelc over KVCV. lvlarqe Braun was The presidenT, lvlrs. Evelyn Twaddle was The advisor. gamma, Klub The Camera Club, led by PaTsy Keaqy during The enTire school year, enjoyed a Tield Trip To The PhoTographic Supply Com- pany and aT Their meeTinqs lisTened To lecTures by members on various phases oT phoToqraphy. The club now has a Tully equipped darlc room where Tilms can be developed and prinTed and where enlarge- menTs can be made. HAL The Ari League spenl one noon hour each weelc busily worlcing on proiecls for The Junior Red Cross. The lasl parl of +he year was highlighled by a picnic. Presi- denfs were Ella Tin'ro, Tall semesler, and Marfha Aldridge, spring semesler. ln November, The lvlasguers gave The Shasla Follies , a vaudeville acl, before 'rhe sludenl body and in April, Down Soulh American Way . Members also as- sisled in The four one-acl plays and in lhe all-school play. Jerry McGee and Olga Teslolini were lhe club's presidenls. 5 5-J. The proiecT Tor The C. S. F. This year was The March oT Dimes. Wishing wells were placed in each homeroom Tor con- TribuTions, and a beneTiT show given one noon hour climaxed The drive. For social enTerTainmenT The annual C.S.F. Sho-Ball Took place in December. The Theme, WhiTe ChrisTmas, was carried ouT in blue and whiTe decoraTions and programs. PresidenTs were PaT Balcer and Marcia Blaloclc. pavm The STudenT PaTrol, an organizaTion To mainTain law and order in The halls, was led by Jerry McGee Tor boTh The TirsT and second semesTers. STudenTs Trom all Tour classes belonged. Hi-94 The I-li-Y, an organizaTion sponsored by The Young lV1en's ChrisTian AssociaTion, was led This year by Dave lVliTchell and Bob Weber. ProiecTs Tor The beTTermenT oT The school were among iTs many acTiviTies. JM-94 This year The Tri-Y Club, a high school branch of The Y.W.C.A., sTarTed an l-lonor Roll oT The boys Trorn ShasTa Union l-ligh School who are in The service. Toward The end oT The year a l-li-Y-Tri-Y dinner was held. FirsT sernesTer presidenT was Doris Nye: second sernesTer presidenT, Carolyn Webb. Pep Soma, In order To promoTe school spiriT ThroughouT ShasTa, The Pep SocieTy, under The supervision oT Louis l-leinrich, pro- vided many peppy rallies, decoraTed and served reTreshmenTs aT games. and spon- sored an English reTugee. Among The mosT successTul acTiviTies OT The club was The l-lobo Ball . PresidenTs were lvlary Kor- Teum and Barbara Barron. gm. fled 611046, Led by Carolyn Phillips in The Tall and Mildred Kimball in The spring, The Junior Red Cross was very acTive in malcing many arTicles Tor The comTorT oT wounded American servicemen. Band The ShasTa Union l-ligh School Band, This year composed oT ThirTy-Tive pieces, was quiTe busy playing aT The various school TuncTions: games, radio programs, and assemblies. The main evenT during The spring semesTer was The spring concerT. The band was under The direcTion oT David Marr. 0 Under The supervision oT Evelyn Twaddle, The orchesTra perTormed Tor The Kiwanis Club, radio audiences, play audi- ences, and sTudenT body audiences. ddvanced Him The Advanced Glee Club sang for Jrhe Kiwanis and lhe Rofary Clubs on several programs during 'rhe school year. They presenled a Chrislmas program for 'rhe sfudenl body and a program for Public Schools Week. flelnentaluj, Elm During +he year, lhe Elemenrary Glee Club, under lhe direclion of David R. Marr, performed on lhe radio programs and assisled Jrhe Advanced Glee Club. J. J. do Bill Grolcenberger and John Kobe led The FuTure Farmers oT America This year. Under Their leadership The Ag Ball, Aq- l-lorne Fc ParTy, ParenTs' and Sons' Ban- queT, and Bean Feed were puT on wi+h much success. Several boys wenT To Cr- land To Talce parT in The Crland Field Day. 5. dn 1. The Girls' Ag League Toolc parT in The Ag-l-lome Fc FarTy, The ParenTs' and Sons' Banquet sponsored a ring Toss booTh aT The Ag Ball, and parTicipaTed in Red Cross worlc during The lasT year. PresidenTs were lvlildren Aileen and Flaine Wood. Jam gm The LaTin Club, guided by iTs moTTo, CrescaT ScienTia , lMay Knowledge ln- creasel, sTaged a Roman BanqueT in True Roman Tashion, wiTh iTs parTicipanTs aT- Tired in Roman cosTumes. Among oTher acTiviTies They had an enjoyable spring picnic. The Two presidenTs were Barbara l-laslcell and Virginia Ross. The TaculTy ad- visor was lvlrs. WipT. 'iixtgy Joi Hauclwzs, The main acTiviTy oT The Los Gauchos was The annual Spanish FiesTa, one OT The mosT colorTul dances given during The spring semesTer. The club also sponsored oTher acTiviTies which were Tor members only. PresidenTs were Barbara Jean Daniel- son and Doris Nye. 5131-DL' Girls' League, previously called Girls' Pxssocialion, is a club composed of all lhe girls al Shasla for lhe purpose of promol- ing beller underslanding among The girls. Their main aclivify was lhe sponsorship ol The annual Sadie l-lawlcin's Day dance. The lwo presidenls were Barbara l-lasl4ell and Jackie McGee. Facully advisors were Miss Lida Jarmon, Mrs. Wipl, and lvlrs. Jordan. . dad. Founded 'ro creale grealer inleresf in girls' sporls, The Girls' Alhlelic Associa- lion enioyed numerous sporls aclivifies lhis year. The presidenls were Belly Ar- buclcle, lor lhe lirsl semesler, and Alice Shuharl, for Jrhe second semesler. 6 i Jlnma mnomica, The l-lome EQ girls worlced enlhusiaslic- ally lhis year making arlicles lo be sold al lheir annual bazaar. A good lime was had by ils members al lhe Ag Club-l-lome EC weiner roasl. The year was closed wilh a delighllul lvlolhers' Tea, highlighled by lhe modeling of spring clolhes made in The sewing classes. Pal Uphorl and Evelyn Balcer were Jrhe presidenls. '11, This year lhe Junior Slalesmen visiled lhe counly and oily iails. The lundamenlal purpose of The club was 'fo learn The prin- ciples of proper governmenl. Presidenl was Jeanne l-lamplon. i-l'll I'--L Kumpu.4, Queen, Ronna PorTer, campus queen aT The annual CSF WinTer Carnival, was crowned by Coach Ron Farley amid much color and greaT ap- plause. She was presenTed wiTh a giTT donaTed by EaTon's Drug STore. The queen was aTTended by six princesses, chosen Trom The oTher Three classes. J. 3. Q. Queen, Dolores Allen, a sophomore, was overwhelm- ingly elecTed Queen oT The Ag Ball, The annual dance given each year by The FuTure Farmers oT ShasTa l-ligh. Dolores was crowned by Neldon Taylor, head oT The Ag deparTmenT. Dolores was aTTended by six girls. fafo11,fl1.QnuZi0.q,dwaJwl, The graduaTing senior who won The EaTon ChemisTry Award in her iunior year was Wanda Orr. Wanda was The s+uden+ wiTh The highesT grade average during The daily classroom worlc plus The highesT scores received in a series oT TesTs. lvlrs. Edna Behrens EaTon gives a TwenTy- Tive dollar prize each year in honor oT her husband, who was a chemisT killed in World Warl. FAME Jlonozuvzq, Jnnfball, Frank Greer, prominenf senior, was elecfed by his fellow foofball players fo be fhe year's honorary capfain. l-le was chosen for his de- pendabilify and fighf. Jlonanmy, z8aalmt6alL Kaptabu, Chosen for fheir all around efficiency on fhe courfs, George Kufras and Dave Mifchell were elecfed honorary baslcefball capfains by fheir fellow feam mafes. Jliaimical dwwwl Ldbumfr, Paf Baker won fhe annual Williamson Lyn- coya Smifh l-lisforical Award fhis year by wrifing fhe besf essay on some phase of Shasfa counfry hisfory. The prize of fiffy dollars was presenfed graduafion nighf. i' ,faux r' M -nr F sf l l l , T ,TAL Kwlff- Kvw The ShasTa CadeT Corps. lcnown as Co. E, IsT BTn., 2nd RegT., was led by CapTain ErnesT Boswell, IsT LT. Charles Braun, IsT LT. Don Tenney, and 2nd LT. Bob Shipley and supervised by IsT LT. AlberT MaThews, CSG. The Training given To The over sixTy cadeTs was as near The Army Basic pro- gram as iT could be made. A TeaTure oT The Training included an encampmenT aT Sac- ramenTo. Qfull, Jnam, This group oT girls Trom all Tour classes was assembled This year under The leader- ship oT DoroThy Linn and her Two assisT- anTs, Lorraine STone and PaTsy IvIcCarTy. In Their purple and whiTe uniTorms The Team did much To add color and spiriT To sporTs evenTs and sTudenT body meeTings. H Bmwl The German Band, consisTing oT Tive SUT-lS musicians, Bob Shipley, Sim NaThan, Bob Maddox, Lanar Boswell and Arleigh lvleTz, played aT baslceTball games, aT The Jive l-live , in TronT oT The assemblies, and aT noon rallies. This was The TirsT year ThaT such a group had been Tormed. youth. fo The Tour Tall class presidenTs, a repre- sen'TaTive oT The sTudenT body, represenTa- Tive oT Tri-Y and l-li-Y, The Volcano Club, C. S. F., and Girls' AssociaTion aTTended The conTerence held aT Orland, where They led The discussion enTiTled Reclcrea- Tion or RecreaTion. The conTerence was Tor The purpose oT enabling youTh To geT TogeTher in discussions oT Topics oT inTer- esT To Them. ivubm wwf Spring Green , a Three-acl comedy, was lhe '45 senior play Thaf kepl lhe audi- ence laughing unlil lhe very end. The casl consisled of Virginia Anne Marr, Bob Bow- man, Roma Porfer, Jaclc Dewey, Olga Tes- folini, Mary Ashfield, Dan Cherry, Ted Dooley, Mary Fogg. Beulah Manlis, Vir- ginia Rodermund, Bob Shipley, Palsy Keagy, and Don Broderick. Hadzb, plL0qfLtlI?L Each and every Friday morning over KVCV lhe Shasla broadcaslers wenl over lhe air. Masfers of ceremonies were Bob Bowman, Ted Dooley, Bill Goodrich, Palsy Johnson, news reporlers were Barbara Barron and Marge Braun. The various de- parlmenls of Jrhe school conlribufed ma- le-rial for lhe programs direcled by Mrs. Evelyn Twaddle. 4 f Q' ,Q OU xg Q my X 5 O Q :QR 'Q 'nvimg X Y NX. 5 - . f 0 io X 5 , x , U 'o WC' ' ' ' X 'X O f Q . 5 v I Q , if XX 0 - 'U ix 5 n Q ' X M X W xx EAA Z I Xxx t , j K X xi H 'gl'-.ff X ...egg Jnniball, The Wolves I944 gridiron season siariecl on Augusl 30 and ended on December I at Chico where Ihe unofficial playoff for Ihe championship of Jrhe Big 4 was decided in a Vifar Relief game. Two evenly-maiched Teams bailled grimly wiih Chico emerging 'Ihe viclor 7-6. Desile Ihe loss by our Ieam, a co-championship was awarded Io Ihe Iwo Ieamf.. ShasIa's Ieam was Iighier in weighi Ihan mesi opponenis, buf Ihe high-powered aerial aliaclcs unleased againsl Iheir adversaries, Iaroughl viciory. Delealing Oroville I8-I2 afier Oroyille Ied al hallfrime I2-O is an excellenl example. Following is The resulfs oi Ihe season: WOLVES WOLVES WOLVES WOLVES WOLVES WOLVES WOLVES WOI VES WOLVE5 Shasla also had fi six-man Inoiball loam Ihal had a successful season. SI-IASTA SI-IASTA S I-IASTA SI-IASTA Pradice Games I3 ALUMNI 53 DUNSMUIR 0 CI-IICO O LASSEN 6 YREKA League Confesfs I3 CI-IICO I8 OROVILLE O RED BLIIFI5 Unofficial Playoff 6 CI-IICO IO9 20 ANDERSON 6 WEAVERVILLE.. 33 WEAVERVILLE. I2 ANDERSON 7I I - ' 3. Q , 2: is SI'iT3'f1 Z, fi HM: Ae, - A A Lx X I 1 - -..-N, K Q if s 6 1 wi ' A 'A fzf,WL?3fix ' I ' X f 3 I I ff' V at ',k. i A , g wirvyg y ' I 'I COACH RON FARLEY v jmck The fraclc leams al Shasla had a good season Jrhis Spring. The limifed squad placed second in lhe NCHSAL finals al Orland on May 26 and lhe unlimiled was lhird al Orland. The iraclcslers were coached by Ron Farley, who lurned our some very good boys! Wayne Munns and Dave Milchell were elecred caplains al +he lraclc season's close. Lisfed are fhe lraclx meeis Shaslans parlicipafed ln and lhc places fhey fools: WEED Limiled firsl place Unlimiled second F -- Q s OROWU-E ' . ' Cs second Lirnilcd second Unlimilcd lhird X REDDIN6 X Lirniled lirsl place Unlirniled lhird x ORLAND X lnsq l L Lirniled second place Unlimifed lhird 'V ,Q COACH GEORGE JORGENSON lull N 4 E The A Wolves began lhe cage season wilh a good leam and a prospec- live championship in view. Prior lo lhe loss of l-larold and l-lerb Jergenlz, lhe Wolves had losl buf one league game, lhal being al Oroville by one poinl. ln lhis game, il laler proved, Shasla losl ils bid for lhe championship. Al The season's end lhe Shasla A's had lied wilh Chico for second place honors. Oroville won lhe Big 4 championship and Red Bluff was lhird. Coach l-larlan Carler did his usual line iob in ulilizing lhis year's squad. CHICO TOURNAMENT FORWARDS: Harold Jsrgenh, Miichell. CENTERS: Herb Jergeniz, Anderson, Kinsley. GUARDS: Laco, Siouf, Th 1 her, G Il gh SEASON SCORES Sl-lASTA A WEED , , SHASTA A DUNSMUIR SHASTA A , CHICO AAB Sl-IASTA A c WEED ,, Sl-IASTA A Cl-lICO AAB Sl-IASTA A Cl-IICO AAB Sl-lASTA A ORLAND SHASTA A RED BLUFF a Sl-lASTA A : Cl-IICO AAB Sl-lASTA A ANDERSON , Sl-IASTA A OROVILLE SHASTA A , LASSEN , Sl-lASTA A CHICO: , Sl-lASTA A . , ,, :,,, ORLAND , Sl-IASTA A OROVILLE , SHASTA A RED BLUFF SHASTA A S ..... . WESTWOOD 78 z6'aalmt6alL STarTing oTT The season wiTh a large squad oT good maTerial, Coach Ron Farley wove a Team oT players Thal showed greaT promise. As The season progressed The B Wolves Tell inTo The habiT oT winning one conTesT and losing The nexT. Usually, The game losT was a league conTesT. ShasTa's B squad Tied Red Bluff Tor Third place in The Big 4 League. AT The close oT The season The Team elec:Ted George KuTras honorary capTain. az B TEA'-4 PLAYERS FORWARDS: Bronson, Phillips, D. Bond, Dooley. CENTERS: Olson, Padqef, Riley. GUARDS: Goodrich, Weber, Kuiras, B. Bond, S p SEASON SCORES SHASTA B WEED ,...,.,,.,, Sl-IASTA B DUNSMUIR ..,. . SHASTA B WEED ,,,,,.v..,.,.. Sl-IASTA B CHICO AAB Sl-IASTA B ANDERSON Sl-IASTA B ORLAND SHASTA B RED BLUFF SHASTA B Cl-lICO .,..,..Y.,V Sl-lASTA B OROVILLE Sl-lASTA B LASSEN ....... SHASTA B Cl-IICO .,.,....., , Sl-IASTA B ORLAND .... SHASTA B OROVILLE .......,.. SHASTA B RED BLUFF SHASTA WESTWOOD lf!! B Q E The Shasla C hoopslers Ihis season were composed of good experienced players Ihal won all games excepf one. Two of Ihe C's moved up 'ro Ihe B Ieam, while olhers played on Ihe Rambler squad. Due Io warlime Iraveling condilions no conlesfs were played wilh Ihe larger schools. The players were: forwards, Phillips and Boswell: cenler, Olson: guards, Gribble, Reiser. and Nicolell. SEASON SCORES SI-IASTA C ,ss,ssss I9 LOS MOLINOS SI-IASTA C s,,,. .. 20 ELEIv1.A SI-IASTA C . . ,....... I5 ANDERSON ,. ., SI-IASTA C . . ,..,,.., I9 ELEM. A ......,ss L SI-IASTA C ss,ss,ss ...ss,.. 3 8 ANDERSON ,... SI-IASTA C .,sss,. 25 ELEIv1.A .....,..,,. SI-IASTA C . .,...... 30 LOS MOLINOS ll ll B a Under lhe direclion of Coach George Jorgenson The D ieam of Shasla had a good season lhis year. The smaller boys' won live games oul of seven and show promise of developing info good cagers on 'rhe varsily Jreams in laler years. The players were forwards: Braun, Crumpaclcer, and l-lallg cen- lers, Lamoureaux and Priceg guards, Aloel and Louie. X53 S i 'Q' -Q 5 I N f ' ' I if .. ..s Q2 i A L ,OWEN f v A tg 'Sf SEASON SCORES Sl-IASTA D S, .L .L 5 LOS MOLINOS ,L S I9 SHASTA DL , L, L I5 ELEM. B ,L L L I3 SI-IASTA D , soo, 8 ANDERSON S 6 SHASTA D as as ....,s,. I2 ELEM. B , as , 7 SHASTA D ,,ss,ss., s.s,ss. I 4 ANDERSON so as . 4 ELEIv1.B s,,,..,sss L ss,,ss,Ys sV,ss, , Sl-IASTA D ,, , s,,. 8 LOS MOLINOS ., ..... I6 Sl-IASTA D ., I I 8 53 .9 Jnnilanll. In order To give all boys The opporTuniTy To engage in compeTiTive sporTs, each gym class organized Two TooTball Teams, one Tor The A's and B's and one Tor The C's and D's. The games were played oTT during lunch hour. The powerTul second period gym class were The champs oT boTh Ns and B's and C's and D's. 5299 .J .0 46'aaludbalL lnTramural baslceTball was run oTT much The same as The TooTball, each class having iTs own Teams. The end oT The TournamenT Tound The TirsT period conguerors oT The Cs and D's, and The ouTsTanding playing oT The TiTTh period A's and B's won Them TirsT place. m fs? Hamblefm, The Ramblers , Teams composed oT boys ThaT were playing on The second or Third sTrings oT The varsiTy Teams, enTered whaT is called The Valley League, consisT- ing oT small schools such as Los Molinos, Anderson, and Weaverville. Playing These schools gave The boys a good chance To gain experience. Many Ramblers were laTer moved up To varsiTy. V 3 W? a6'a4.elvalL Again This year The ShasTa nine had a dismal baseball season. Due To lack oT ex- perienced players, Coach Jorgenson was handicapped in producing a winning Team. ProspecTs Tor nexT year's Team are good, Jorgenson says. lvliclcey EndicoTT was elecTed honorary capTain oT The baseball Team aT The end oT The season. J' Blank 'SJ' Kbmle, 'ZSJ' The Block S is an organizalion of boys who go our Tor sporls. The purpose of The organizalion is 'ro promo+e belfer sporls- manship among Jrhe alrhleles of +he schools. l-lerlo Jergenrz was The firsl semesler presidenl and Ted Dooley was presiden+ during The second sernesler. The Circle S is comprised of girls who have earned enough poinls. These poin+s are earned by coming oul 'ro praclice on cerlain days and playing in +he girls' schee duled games. Seven hundred poinfs are needed lo gel a lefler. The Circle S is no+ a regular club, They have no rneelings. -Qs HAIL' Bmkrtbad 5171141 Unlleq.lvalL This year il was impossible To have an inlerclass baslcelball lournamenf because of lhe incomplele class leams, so 'rhe mem- bers of lhe Girls' Alhlelic Associalion eleclecl an honorary leam as baslcelball champions. The girls eleclecl were Nora Orsini, Alice Shuharl, Belly Arbuclcle, Wanda Orr, Dolores Allen, Florence Ar- buclcle, l-lelen Bowclish, Rose Vincenl, Joy Allen, Beverly Arbuclcle, and Lora Shuharl. The volleyball championship of lhe 6AA1for+his year was won by The senior class leam. The seniors have been espe- cially aclive in GAA aclivilies since enler- ing high school, and are proud lo lake wilh fhem lhe memory ol one more viclory. ,fb . 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