Shasta High School - Daisy Yearbook (Redding, CA)

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HM MORGAN Vice President FRANK McENANEY Secretary MARIAN NE MONTERICHARD Cheer Leader IACK URES Tax Collector JERRY IEFCOAT 9 Treasurer DONNA BROWN Program Chairman GEORGE KUTRAS Student Body Prexy-Second Semester During the second semester of the 1946- 1947 school year, the student body of Shasta Union High School was presided over by George Kutras. George pro- moted the ideals of true student govern- ment during his administration. He also encouraged participation in and back- ing of such minor sports as baseball and track. lim Morgan acted as vice presi- dent of the student body and as presid- ing officer of the Student Senate. Mari- anne Monterichard With her three peppy assistants, provided enthusiasm for games, rallies, and student body meet- ings. Secretary F rank McEnaney, treas- urer Ierry Iefcoat, news reporter Mildred Kimball, and program chairman Donna Brown made up the remainder ot the corps of capable officers,

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IACK EVANS Fall President jul lack Evans, tall student body prexy, and his capable corps ot officers completed a successful semester ot administration plus. During Iack's term, halt-time en- tertainment at basketball games was initiated, better school spirit promoted, and assemblies were more frequent. lack also worked on the possibility ot spot lawns on the campus. The Stu- dent Council, Shasta High's legislative group, was presided over by Pat Neu- man, vice president. Lois Lowden and her peDDY assistant, Barbara Swarts, did an excellent job as cheerleaders tor this semester. Completing the group were Arlee Iames, secretary, Ierry Iet- coat, treasurer, and Barbara Swarts and lack Ures, tax collectors. Appointive ot- ticers were Ioan Norman, reporter, and lack Reiser, program chairman. PAT NEUMAN Vice President Xe ES LOIS LOWDEN Cheerleader BARBAR .7 WARTS Tax F star IOAN NOR Sch r A' 4J TACK REISER Procrum Chairman

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The Student Senate is the governing board of Shasta Union High School, with executive, legislative, and judicial powers over the student body. It is through this council that any necessary acts in the more successful functioning of the student body are com- pleted. The duties of this body are to formulate student desirei encourage higher ideals of scholarship and sportsmanship, and to function expertly in the integration of faculty and student body relationships. As members of this group are the student body officers, club presidents, editors of the school publications, cadet officers, and class presidents, with the principal of the school as an ex-officio member. As advisors are Miss Veronica Satorius, Mr. Carl Gil- more, and Mr. Iackson Price. Through the Student Council many student activities and school functions have been conceived and realized.