Shasta High School - Daisy Yearbook (Redding, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1949 volume:

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O sturdy douhtless rtohle o oheers How multrple CI debt we om e to you Who crossed or contment m eorry yeors To tmd or home rn lands uhtrtod ond new Although we hove forgotten Vou rt seem Your splrlt hves OH m or hotloh droom Vrvroh Ftoherty X 1 ,TN , ff t f- 229 a ' ' ' ' is e :3.' 'hy t u ' A K f ful t w 7 2 J J its 'N' , ff X 'W ,i qwmij ,059 ',:f f--4 M- -Qui, u, f?Jf4 'C'Y'3, '2-fi t -Elle Wet 'v xt '..'1 Lx ' X 15 STS G UN ! ! g 'A,-r f ' .fr f av, A SPECIAL TRIBUTE To Mrs lane Cohadon our yearbook advlser expressmq our aratefulness for your untrrmg efforts Wlthout your help th1s hook would not have been poss1b1e Your Da1sy People We want to give this page to you as a means of 'ff EDA? QF TH '. ID 'ST'1Ci'?flf .i.f1:1A1r1iJ1tr Tiff, '2l,fQf,, UHQ Iffl 1rr.gx'ITD , All f. ',A,.A'f Yfff 11.'f. 1, .::,. . f'ffffEjQf?S QUE Q. IIf'Q.'Zf1 , 'lffif 'ff Eff.,-'-AQY .fx ri . , ffl.-'Qyifl F E' 'IEII l M Il ' fLj'f.f'EI1l' EDITCDRIAL As I sit here, alone, in the Daisy Den with paste, scissors, clip- pings, and all the paraphernalia that go with a yearbook prof duction roorn about me, thoughts of this past year's work flash before me. A great deal of tirne, energy, and thought have been put into this book but I shall feel that every rninute of it has been well spent if you, the students, are pleased with the Forty-niners' annual. I remember when the staff decided upon the theme of the book. Actually, our choice was inevitable for it was rnost fitting that we, the Forty-niners of the Twentieth Century, should pay tribute to the Forty-niners of the previous century. As the year progressed, one deadline after another swept by until, finally, we had before us the finished product all ready for the presses. We all let out deep sighs of relief! Now that our work is cornpleted, I should like to express niy gratitude for the fine cooperation given me by everyone with whom I worked in the publication of this book. It was, indeed, an honor to be editor of the yearbook for such a fine school. I thank you sincerely, IIM WILLIAMS. CUR PRINCIPALS MESSAGE It is fitting that on the one hundredth anniversary of the State of California. this yearbook should be dedicated to the empire builders of the past--e-the pio- neers of 1849. To them, we owe much of the heritage we are privileged to enioy today. The courage and indomitable spirit of these pioneer people gave to California great leaders like Iohn Sutter, Leland Stanford, Major Reading, and Peter Lassen. These were men to match her mountains. We salute them and thank them for giving this great state its birth, a land of opportunity for us to now enjoy. But while we dedicate the yearbook to these great leaders, and their deeds of a century past, let us also pause a moment to think of the years ahead. lt is for us, the youth of California, to dedicate ourselves, not to a past, but to a glorious future. Our job here now, today, is to fortify ourselves with a determi- nation to grow intellectually, spiritually, morally-to grow in knowledge and wisdom, in attitudes and ideals. Now is our opportunity to develop and to become real people, the kind that Shasta Union High School will be proud to claim as alumni. Doing this, we shall then look to the future with confidence, knowing that fathers of a new era, our children, and our children's children can say, God gave us men to match our mountains. IACKSON PRICE. ,ff WA 'OVW-if 2 'iv Q 4 1 f .14 Y f ACKNCDWLEDGMENT Q--1, -10' X 1q l v-1 .jfhiqlfn td.: eww 'NEI 'B-Sadr' Q M Law Of The Land' 'Nuq, ASSCCIATED STUDENTS CF Sl-IASTA UNICN I-HGH SCHCCL The Shasta Hrgh School student body of the N348 49 school term can look back on a very acttve year The l2OU students under the able dtrectton of Frank Mc Enaney and Terry Mclimney as fall and sprmg student body prestdents respec trvely earned a good name for themselves tn Reddtng and throughout Northern Caltforma We were outstandmg rn everythmg we attempted ln the fteld of sports we took the Btg Srx League Champtonshrps 1n both football and basketball The Wolves completely domtnated the Acker Round Robtn Tournament and won wtth 64 more potnts than tts nearest competttor Orovtlle We were also well represented rn the Tournament of Champrons at the Untverstty of Caltfornta The teams were well supported th1s year by the students The Pep Soctety for the frrst tlme rn the htstory of our school had an organtzed cheermg sectron All the members were dressed tn whrte and formed a soltd mass rrght tn the mrddle of the student sectton The Shasta Htgh band also took a great part rn support mg our teams They were outstandmg at the Chrco basketball game when they executed flashy drrlls durtng halfttme Shasta was outstandmg rn c1v1c affalrs The students made a marvelous show 1ng rn puttlng over the school bond rssue It has patd off well too The underclass men w1ll be usmg addtttonal school fac1l1t1es even as soon as next year The sophomores and freshmen wtll be able to take conttnuous school work rn the luntor College that wrll open m two years Shasta had outstandmg assemblres Competttron was held between the four classes rn putttng on entertarntng programs The senrors won About the most outstandmg program of the year was the faculty assembly Thts program was put on enttrely by teachers for the students As far as we know rt 1S the only program of tts krnd tn Caltfornra The annual exchange assembly wtth Red Bluft was held agatn thts year Our student body was led by an efftclent Student Councrl lt operated on a well prepared budget Thts IS somethmg that most schools have not even thought about When 20 students attended the Student Leaders Conference rn Chtco every one of them came back wtth the realtzatton that our school ts outstandmg Members of the student body put on the annual school play entrtled Sat ed By the Belle lt was a great success Two clubs were reorgantzed thts year They are tl Aeronauttcs Club ana the luntor Statesmen Thrs year our student body newspaper becarne a w ekly for the frrst rme rn the htstory of th Volcano lt was recessary o rnatce t a srna ler srze IZ caus of th1s but rt was worth rt To sum rt all up rn srx words ou student bcay can be beat' . , T , , , . , . t . , ' . . , . A . - , , . . , , ,, ' , .te ' ' T A S . M . v .A V t ' e . . t . 1 r. l ' ' e e , . , , , r , A, ,, - A ' . U I x L . STUDENT FRANK MCENANEY Fall President FALL SEMESTER The student body beqon tts toll semester thls yeorr w1th cr fme set of offlcers led by the presrdertt Fromk Mcllnoney A tme qroup of ossembhes were put on for the student body These othcers were olso qood leaders m the Student Councll FRONT ROW left to nqht Frances Burke tootball yell leader Helen Flahurty vice prestdent Pat Mxlton qxrls tax collector BACK HOW HarryMcDowe1l treasurer Frank McEnaney presxdent Ray Swarts student boys tax collector ro council secretary! Allen Friebel, student body sbcretury: bud Michael, basketball yellllecxder: Bob btewcxrt, X C hx e 4 Q. t 'E' y 4' u A 'K , . . . A 5 9 . - A l ' L 'on BCDDY TERRY MCKINNEY Presxdent SPRING SEMESTER The students elected Terry MCKIUHSY to lead the student body lhrouah the Qecond semester Along Wllh the other capable ofhcers Terry d1d a fme Job as pres1der1t A h1qh class of assembhes were held durmq th1s term wrlh much credxi qomq to Helen Flaharty program cha1rmar1 All offlcers proved to be real student leaders FRONT ROW left to nght Pat Mxlton qxrll tax collector Munlyn Iohnson student body secretary Helen Flaherty program chmrman BACK ROW Bob Stewart boy: tax collector Gene Dm: student councrl secre tary Terry Mclhnney presrdent Bob Wexcherl vzce presxdent Harry MacDowall treasurer f 'lv FRONT ROW lelt to nght Rodney MacDowell Paul Williams Put Mtlton Helen Flaherty Frankxe Mudnd Bob Mxlton BACK ROW Ixm Murphy Bob Stewart Jerry Ieicoat Hurry Mcxcllowell Ken LeBrun hm Wxllmms FIRST SEMESTER The trrst semester Student Councrl os the qovernrnq body ot the school occomphshed o qreot deol Helen Flohorty Student Counc1l presrdent led the body very copobly Composed ot representotrves of the tour classes ond of the student body ottrcers thrs group s busrness ts hondlrnq rmportcrnt rssues otfectrnq the school prontotrnq school sprrrt ond representrnq the student body rn dll rnotters STUDENT HELEN FLAHARTY Student Council President FRONT BOW left to nqht Bob Mrlton Pcxt Mxlton Maureen McEncxney Marilyn lohnson Helen Flaharty BACK ROW Robert Toenqes Ixm Murphy Terry Mclhnney Bob Stuart Bob Wexchers Ixm Wxlhams Harry MucDowall Gene Deus SECOND SEMESTER Led by Bob We1chers Student Counctl presldent the second semester stu dent body representattves carrred on the busmess of the student body 1n an excellent manner Many of them attended the Student Leaders Conference 1n Chrco where they capably represented Shasta Hlqh These otttcers as well as ftrst semester s ottlcers were noted for thetr conservatrveness CGUNCIL BOB WEICHERS Student Council Presxdent . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 f - f , 1 . , . , . THE FCDRTY-NINERS STCDRY Well, at last weve reached the long sought after goaleeeafter four memorable years' -long when we think of the homework and exams, yet short when we remember the good times we had: years that will prove to be the most valuable in our lives because during those years we grew from childhood to adulthood, from bashful, giggling freshmen to all-powerful seniors, but that's getting ahead of the story. Four years ago we the class of fortf nine entered tne halls of Shasta High Maybe lv didnt look ltke much then lust a bunch of scared little kids But underneath we had the courage and the nerve it took to live up to our name the forty niners Like those hardy pioneers who had to break trails across an unexplored nation we too had a new territory to explore new worlds to con quer After the first few weeks those who had survived initiation ceremonies and the Freshman Reception settled down to adapting themselves to an entirely new type of school l1fe We first distinguished ourselves by electing as our f1rs semester officers five very capable students lohn Kincaid president Henry Duggins vice president MerleneBurm1ngham secretary lack Lamplough treas urer Corrine Swarts yell leader These students saw us through the first lap of our Journey Our main event of the year was the Fro h Return which was a big success as far as we were concerned Qur second semester officers were lerry lefcoat presldent Gary Elmslie vice president Diane Yank secretary lack Ures treasurer and Annette Hayball yell leader We were well represented in all school activities Thus ended our first year and we looked forward to scaling new heights in the years to come Our sophomore year found us looking scornfully down on the lowly fresh men We initiated them and believe y u me we did a good Job of it We started the year off right by electing Frank McFnaney presrdent Henry Duggins vice president Carol McArthur secretary lim Williams treasurer and Helen Fla ltarty and Frankie Burke yell leaders These officers w re succeeded by Terry McKinney president Larry Anderson v1cepres1dent Frankie Madrid secretary D tn Heyler tr asurer and for the second tim Helen Flahartv and Frankie Burke ts yell leaders ree f enrers found stud rt ody offic s Frank M Fnanef secr t try frank Ur s tax ccllec or and ler y lefcoat treasur r Ne w Ie v ry Nell represented in sports Dave spears was n h varsity arn in fo t all and fi boys made the A t am in ha kethall Terry M Kin e a tn ead tl school play as eiry ld h that 'Xfany bers ex elled to asttc a ent and n opno rsor c a comp tsed a drge ar nd for th second t n e 1 er aware t 1 J ar Nel spe . , . 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THE FORTY NINERS STCRY ln on rumor year we the forty n1ners berng upperclassmen began lookmg forward to the ttme when we too would be gone but not forgotten wlth the rest as was wrrtten by Drane Yank rn Farewell Song to the SQHIOYS of Forty erght Our newly elected offtcers I1m Wrllrams prestdent Charles Iacobson vrce presrdent Barbara Hass secretary Dave Spears treasurer Vrrgrnra Hobrnson and Betty Sherwood yell leaders and Allen Frlebel class representattve When the end of th1s our Junror year came around we found that under the excellent leadershrp of the fall and spnng class offrcers our class had agaln drstrngurshed 1tself tn all krnds of scholastlc and athletrc achtevements Allen Frrebel was elected presrdent of C S F and many of the members of that organr zatron were also rumors Many Junlors made the varslty football team th1s year They were Spears Anderson Ward Angle and Stremple In basketball tumor boys also drsttngulshed themselves Mrller Duggtns Werchers and Lamplough all were on the A team Three of our members were elected to student body offrces Frank Mchnaney was treasurer hm Wrllrams secretary and rn the fall Helen Flaharty cheered our team on to vlctory oratory Leah won the Arnerrcan Legron contest and Babs the Lrons Club contest Bernedrne Grlmore starred rn the school play We also held our own rn club actrvttres Frankle Burke was presrdent of Pep Soctety whrle other rumors held many club offtces So you see our talents were many and versatrle ana ours was a class to be proud of We felt ourselves worthy of leadtng the school durrng the next our senlor year and we looked forward to rt wrth eager antrcrpatlon September 1948 and we the forty nrners had nearly reached our goal lt not far off but rn th1s the frnal lap of the rourney we must chmax the four years of travels we must reach for even greater helghts rn achrevements The fall of l948 found au1te a changed group of students no longer the scared l1ttle freshmen of three years ago strll carefree yes but Just a lrttle more serlous at the realrzatton that graduatron was near Our fall class offrcers were ferry lefcoat presrdent Bob Werchers vrce presrdent Frankre Burke secretary Bob Stewart treasurer Pat Mrlton yell leader and hm Murphy class representa ttve These offrcers sa N us through tte frrst semester durtng whtch we presented the school wrth the senror g1ft ln the spnng Frank Mclinaney had the honor of berng the last presrdent ro lead our class Drck Mtller vrce presrdent Ioyce Iacobs secretary Chester Todd treasurer Erleen Iergentz yell leader and Robert Toenges class representatrve were cur other offtcers Cbontrnued on page 1617 I I I , . , . 2 ' , Two students, Leah Beckley and Babs Hoffman, distinguished themselves in . I 'C PAYE I. BROOME Spamsh Club 2-4 G.A.A. Z-4 Shuffleboard Champ FRANK C. BURDICK Transfer student from Los Molmcs ROBERTA CALHOUN Spanish Club Masque and Daqqer G.A.A. Letter, lst and 2nd Stars GARY CHIARA F.F.A, Air Scouts 4 Track Applicant 4 DELPI-IA M. BROWN Herne ET Club l PRED F. BURDICK Transfer Student from Los Mcllnos C Basketball 2 IOHN CAMPAIGN!! Boys' Glee 4 Baseball Z-4 MORRIS COATES MARION BROEVN Pep Soclety 4 Student Patrol VP Masque and Daaqe r lr. Statesman G.l.. Represent. l BEVERLY BURGESS Home EC Club Mothers Tea Glrls' Glee Club GERALD S. CEREPA Transfer Student ALDEN COCKERILL C.S.Y. Spamsh Club l, 2 Basketball 1, 2 Boxing 3 Semor Play 4 MILDRED L. BROWNING l.a'1n Club 1, 2 C.S.F. ZY4 lr. Red Cross Secty. lr. Red Cross l-4 GlIlS' League 1-3 FRANCES M. BURKE Football Yell Leader 4 Pep Somety Pres. 3 Class Secty. 3 Rtchardson Sprmqs 3 Chxco Yth. Ldrs. Conf. 3 ALVIN CHASE Football 3 Boxmq 4 DORIS CODY HENRY DUGGINS Block S Z-4 Block S Pres 4 Class Pres. 1 Football 3, 4 Baskerball 1'-1 HOWARD ELDER Spanish Club l Ss-nxor Play 4 PEGGY L. FERRELL Masque and Daqqs-r' 1 TTI-Y l-3 Glee Club 1, 3, 4 Pep Socrety 1-4 Grrls' Leaque 1 3 IANET FOX MARY E. DYSART Transfer Student lrurn Kerby, Oregon Grrls' Glee Club -1 BARBARA M. EHLER5 G.A.A. Home Et: Club HELEN M. FLAHARTY .B. Yell Leader 3 .B.V1Ce-Pres,4 Class Presrdent 3 Pep Socxety Secty. 3 C.S.F. Se-Cty. 4 PRENTICE M. FREEMAN Boys' Glee 4 Volcano 3, 4 Dalsy Stall 4 Spanlsh Club Y S S IOHN A. ECKSTEIN Latrn Crub l, J Music I-4 Radxo 3, 4 Arr Scouts 4 GARY ELMSLIE Baseball l-4 Basketball 1, 2 Class Olhcer 1, 4 Darsy Stall 4 PATSY FLETCHER SB. Asst. Yell Leader Gxrls' Leaque VP 3 Pep Socrety 2-4 Glee Club l ALLEN FRIEBEL C.S.F.l.1l9 Member Eaton Chem. Award 3 Amer. Hrst. Award 3 SB. Secty. 4 Boys' State STANLEY ELCOCK Spanrsh Club Boys'G1ee Club 4 Cadet Corps Oftnuer 3, Cader Corps Encarnr, Hz-Y Vrce'Pres. 3 CLOYA ELY GAYLE FORBES Pep Socrety 1, .1 Trl-Y l, 2 Camera Club lr. Statesman 2 Masque and Daqqer IACK FRIMET Latin Club Oiirier 3, Honor Cadet 3 Cadet Caplarn 4 Semar Play 4 DOROTHY HBRYFORD Transfer Student from Fall Rrver C.S.F. Lrfe Member SHARON HOLYFIELD Glee Club Pep Socrety CHARLES IACOBSON Class Vrce-Pres. 3 F.F.A. Vtce-Pres. 3 l-'.F.A. Reporter Boxmq Champ 4 IOYCE IOHNSON DAN E. HEYLER Visual A.1dS Cadet Corps Capt, Class Treasurer 3 MARIORIE I. HUFFORD Spamsh Club l, 2 G,A.A. 2-4 C1YCl9HS 3,4 C,S.F. 4 IERRY D. IEFCOAT Class Presrdent l S.B, Treasurer 2 Block S 2-4 Boys' State Class Presrdent 4 LAUREDIA IOHNSON Glee Club G.A.A. l-4 Cxrcle S 3, 4 Home EQ Club l Spamsh Club 2, 3 NORMA I. HISLOP Spanlsh Club l, G.A A. 2-4 Camera Club 2 LAMAR HURLBURT Transfer Student from Eureka Block S 4 Football 4 Boys' Glee 4 EILEEN IERGENTZ SB, Asst. Yell Leader 3 SB. Asst. Yell Leader 4 Class Yell Leader 4 Gxrls' League Treasurer 2 G1rls' Cvlee Club l-4 MARILYN I. IOHNSON Cxrcle S G.l., Oiflcer Semcr Play 4 Masque and Daqqer Pres. S,B. Secretary 4 BARBARA D. HOFFMAN lr. Red Cross Pres. 2 Grrls' League VP Lrons Speakers Wxnner C.S.F. 2-4 Sacto. IRC Conf. JOYCE L. IACOBS School Play 3 School Play 4 Class Secretary 4 Datsy Stair 4 Pep Socrety 4 DONNA L. IOHNSON Grrls' Glee Club 1 Gxrls' League 3 WILLIAM IONIS F.F,A. State Farmers' Deqree F.F.A. Chapt. Pres. 4 PPA. Treasurer 2 IOHN L. LACEY Vrsual Alas A.r Scouls 4 Staqv Manaqx-r 4 Plays Produqtrorr Stall -1 DONNA I. LARRABEE Ps-5. So 'lf-fy ANNABELLE LONGSTREET Pop Socrely 3, -1 Glee Club 3, -1 Trl-Y 2 G.1.,Ye-lllfade-r 4 GERRY MARCOTTE F.H.A. 1 Moths-r's Tea Q G.A,A. 1 ROBERT W. LAMMERS LEE LEIGHTON f,F.A.1-3 GEORGE A. MACY balm Club 3, -1 Camera Club Qi, 3 Iarm Club Ollrscr Boys' Glef- 4 Boxmq 3 VERNON MAXHAM Baseball 1-4 Block 1-4 IACK LAMPLOUGH Class Treasurer 1 Elork 1-4 Easkerball l-4 Block S V11-efPrH' fr, Stats-sms-rr Qi, 3 PATRICIA LEWIS F.H,A 1, Z G.A.A. Qi BETTY MACK Darsy Stall 4 Pep Socrely 1-4 Redwood Cny Cont. it Trl-Y 1-3 Spamsh Club 1, 2 CAROL I. MCARTHUR French Club Pres, 2 Campus Prmcess 2 Rexess ol Mardr Gras Pep Socrety 1 IAMES CLARK LANE basketball Mgr. 2 Larm Club Pres. 3 Basketball Mqr. Tumblmq Team -1 lr. Srauesmerr 4 IACK R. LIVINGSTON D Basketball 3 Eoxmq Champ 3 Track 3 Arr Scouts 4 FRANKIE MADRID Volcano Ednor 4 Class Secretary S.B. Reporter 3 G.l.. Secretary Tn-Y Sec.-Treas, 2--1 FRANCIS MCENANEY 5.8, Pre-s1den14 Class Presrdent 2, 4 SB. Secretary 2 C.S.F. 3, 4 Block 3, 4 BILL PRAWL Trark 2-4 Reqtcnal F.F.A. Pres. 4 State Farmers' Degree Band 3, 4 Natl. F.F.A. Conv. 4 BONNIE REPPERT G.A.A. 1 Mothers Tea l VIRGINIA M. ROBINSON Class Yell Leader 3 Tn-Y 3, 4 Trl-Y Pres. 4 Gxrls' League Rep, 4 School Play 4 MARLENE SCHOFIELD School Play 4 GRACE M. PRIGMORE Spamsh Club l Glee Club l, 3 CSF. 4 DARYL RI-IOADES PFA. l, 2 Student Patrol , 5 Blo:k S 2-4 Trask fl-4 LOUISE ROSE C.S,F. 3 G.A.A. by armstt ,lun EMMA SCHUKEI G.A.A. 1,2 KARL PRIDE Boys' Glee Club 4 DARRELL RICE Track 3 P.F,A. WILLIAM SCHERSCHEI. Transfer Student iron Harmlton Crty IO ANN SCHOOLLR Trl-Y 2-4 Trl-Y VICGYPIGS. TTIYY Treasure-r iitrls' Leamve Pre.: 1 BOB RAY Block S 2,4 YV Football 2 Football 3, 4 Student Patrol 2, 3 DARRELL L. ROBERTSON Atr Scouts Pres. 4 Cadet Corps Cadet 3 Spamsh Club 1, 2 Pep Soctety Rttle Team Award 3 MARIORIE SCHLEIDER Homemakmq Club '? Masque and Dagger DAVID L. SCOTT Transfer Student from Hoquxam, Wash. O. IACK TAYLOR Bays' State 3 C.S.F, 2-4 Spamsh Club Pres. 4 Pep Soflety 3 Frenrh Club l, 2 HELEN L. TIBBITTS Orchestra 2-4 Spamsh Club 2, 3 DON A. TOENGES F.F.A. 4 Boxxnq Champ 4 Spanish Club Q Boys' Glee Club 4 KENNETH W. VAN GUNDY Transfer Student from San Iose DONALD THOMAS C7lVl'f5'Y'l 1iS Pres. 4 ALMA l. TILLMAN Home Er: Club 1, 4 Volleyball Champ 4 Glrls' Glee l, 2, 4 G.A.A. 3, 4 ROBERT S. TOENGES Class Rep. 4 KATHRYN VERNOR Latln Club 2 IAMES F. THEISEN A J Tl'1l15lClf:llldC?Il' MAXINE TRIPP Latln Club Home EC Club Trl-Y G1rls'Glee Club G,A.A, IACK TRAPP Football 3, 4 BOXIHQ Champ 3 IV Football 2 Block S Off1cer Baseball 2 DON VON RADER Football 3, 4 Block 3, 4 Boxmq 4 Boys' Glee 4 CARMEL N. THOMPSON Home Fri Club CHESTER TODD Class Treasurer 4 H1-Y Pres, 3, 4 Arr Scouts 4 lr, Red Cross 2 D Basketball 1 IACK URES S.B. Tax Collector 2 Class Treasurer 1 Block S 2-4 Basketball 1,4 lr, Statesmen 2 ROY M. WARD Block S l-4 lr. Statesmen l-3 Football 3 Basketball I-3 Baseball 1-3 aug ll EW' WL' OTHER GRADUATES ARE: MARVIN CARNES HARRY COVEY KENNETH DUFFY WILLIAM EWING DOUGLAS FLEMING MELVIN HARMON BARBARA HARRISON NORMA HEATHER DUANE HICKS IUNE L. WATSON FIT 5' Ginn Q B rd 1 LILA R. WENDT 5f1n::w11f'f'1?' 1 H Viv EH !'1v1?-1 M DAVID WOLF 'ztesrnen VP 4 cel Play 4 1:3 ra Qk.,-M v IOYCE HOUTS REGINA HOWARD IOHN MYERS HOWARD PALMER DONALD PORTER GENE SNYDER LOIS THURMAN ELDON TOBIASSON VEARL W. WEEKS F.F.A. 1-4 DOLORES M. WESTON 'LA A. T 4 1'ffrw:.G1fvNi'1v1i' 1 IOAN L. WOMACK Art Langue 1-4 G:r1s' Lecque I-3 xx ROBERT L. WEICHERS GENEVIEVE WEINGARTNER B1o k S 1-4 E1c'k S Pres. -1 V1'fffPrGs,4 -gg V. .D pmq A Ff1skf'hw1If,'-'1 IAMES LEE WILLIAMS MARIORIE A WINTERS ffwss Prnsxdfm' 3 'r C G 0 non F E SD 'y. 3 Hfxm-1 V C11 nw:-' Ed'-M z C Sf-bool Fin? 4 fgf, 4 GEORGE C. WREN LAVERNE WRIGHT ' ,,. W f .J-. V -4111 VLA.. -css .ate-Pres : Il b 1 1 .use fx., -- S .ld'?T1f ?':'r:1?' P.p1ANr: wang ' :.E. Asst YQ.. - Lum:-gs Frmgess CSF. Se: .'. I flzss Sefty. I Class Yell Lszzff Q- -uf LARRY WADE., CHUCK MHJLS, , NANCY HOOVER IOHN BLALOCK BUD MICHAEL I lACKlE NOLAN l ANONA MONROE The gurrigr class may proudly clarm a year ol achieveme: LARRY WADE FRONT ROW, left to right: Iackie Nolan, Darlene Clark, Anona Monroe, Bud Mrchael BACK ROW: Larry Wade, Chuck Mills, Iohn Blalock. JUNIORS President Vice-Presrdent Secretary , Treasurer , Yell Leaders , Representative rt. T IULRUS BEDYNEK ,, ,. KAY MEYERS fANlCE VAN ELOKLAND TERRY Gll.ZEAN l MIKE MORGAN t LAVERNE SPEARS , , ,LARRY WADE hey have irolfl lrifgli starrdarcis 111 srwxfzlarslwrp, oratcry, atirleticrs and marry ather artrvrtres, The rumors were well rcipreserrtea in the CSE., havrna six'ee:1 rrrrsrrrlvrrs 111 tlris lo CEOHP Dais was tl'1r1 first semester president at the C.S.E. l llfil SO lflY. The Slralfzespearearr Farrtest was won by Rick laeqlflr, Pie pcrtrayerl Shylaflc from Thr lvlfrrltarrf at YJfil'llCf'.H The rumor treasrrr was rricrffased i7 OVIZI' tlrrecr huridrrrd nlollfrrs sellrri 111a a7.r1f1 sulnscri Y Y t1:,11s tar thx' Curtrs Pulnlislrirrq Cc1r1gnany. lMlCIl'jOllG 1114 Elirifrr Elya, illlllffff Van Blf1kl'111fi and lvlikf lr1 t G Old of sp Morfran were stall rrrerrzluors arr the Valrarrz. arts the rurriars werf autstarrrlrriq. Trrf varsity iaotltall sariari f1r1tai:ed alrrrast lralt iurrzcrs. Murirrs arid Ourtrs were first string lirrorrirvrr arid Gilmore arrrl Swarts werr' lrrst strinqers i11 the lyackfielcl. Ori tlte A basketball squad the Juniors were well represented. Harris, Swarts, Spears 'md Dars played good l,zas14etl:all llrroiialrcnut the Season. Basis lrlarrrs was flifserr 'lrrrfi strrrra all-r1artl1er11 California center. The lumcr Pram Clrrrraxed a year full Lf CCllVlllFAS. Tlif? sfhccl Crfifsfra furrzisltei 111us1:' tcr this somiicrmal dance. Presented with an Easter theme, the Kumar Prom was arclarrriecl C110 ci the bwter aantes cf the year. JULIUS BEDYNEK FRONT ROW, left to right: Ian Van Blokland, Kay Meyers. BACK ROW: Terry Grlzean Mike Morgan, LaVerne Spears, Larry Wade. M..-4 if FRONT ROW lelt to right Charlene Furlong Mary Furlong. Clydeen Giles, Ioy Fultz, Pat Boyd, Halen Files. Renee Broutllard Beverly Calkins Marilyn Birkland Silvia Hoyball, Ardena Barnes, Marilyn Anderson. SECOND ROW Betty Gardner Ianice Castignettx Florence Bastain, Lola Chase, Nancy Hendrix, Billie Haines, ltla Harmon Talona Elverud Phyllis Degn Helen Cournoyer, Pat Cleland, Nancy Hoover. Barbara Braqdon, Nancy Dunlap Anne Elder THIRD ROW lean Carnes Helen Devore, Dorothy Herber, Ethel Carpenter. Marjorie Flyq Elinor Elyg Helen Gershanoll Carol Apple, Barbara Bishop, lane Fowler, Bill Fuller, Vera Hayes Gan Greenlield Ioann Edwards BACK ROW Esther Doherty, Barbara Bower. Margaret Hatter, Marian Endicott Betty Friebel Lois Browning Alice Carlson, Fay Brandt. Inez Goodwin, lone Goodwin, Mary Barcus Darlene Hayton. .A 5 nw. '51,- -Q-.Q FRONT ROW, left to right: lack Butler, Donald DeLang, Charles Butler, Robert Krukow. Bob Allen, Clyde Bisnett, Leon Bronson, Gene Dais, Don Birmingham, Burton Harrington, Dick Bidwell, George Daniels, William Foster, Darrel DeMartin, LeRoy Koeller, LeRoy Blalock. SECOND ROW: Tom Reed, Richard Iaeqleh BUY Eberhardt, George Francis, Mervin Goll, Donald Halcon-lb, George Holcomb, Bob Harrison. Alfred Hampton, lack Irwin, Allen Armstrong, Mike Halling, Stanley Kyes, Durk Lynn. THIRD ROW: Arthur Duffy, Robert Hunt. Verlan Anderson, Charles Dickens, lack Carlson, lulius Bedynek. Willard Dought. Oliver Daye, Ray Kassis, lim Ichnson, Richard Boswell, lim Dunn, John Gilmore, Don Goldstein. Ronald Blood, Orville Kirlrpatrik. BACK ROW: Jack Duckett, Iim Burrows, Mickey Newman, Lon Henninger, Albert Doeker, Bill Iones, Donald Burns. Jerry Elder, lohn Blalock, Darrell Flatt, lohn Copitzlry, lim Cross, Al Hoppes. Ray Groves. if -oc qt? , '1 -xgsff . .K e if qv ,P 'ef Q Q .rv I 'M ' -un- 5 xvsu ,. .gh ir ill- 5 . ' .fpx . quf , 5? Y':- : .-A-JP V '?5 ' v .I 9. v-ya 2? C ' fs. 3 . if wir, ff' . ,..... .fa ,591 A.. 5541 52 'L U F! DON LE BRUN ff' i DON LEBRUN FRONT ROW, left to right: Betty Harrison, Ccxrol McNeese. JoAnn Cooper Batty Elder BACK ROW: Don MacDoweli. Don I.eBrun. Bob Doherty. SOPI-IOMORES , Presidenf , MARTIN RENDAHL BETTY HARRISON Vice-President BOB DOHERTY CAROL MCNEFSE Secretary TMOGENE COMES BOB DOHERTY Treasurer, DALE' STRAWN TOANN COOPER I 1 MARVIN WTTTNF? BFTTY ELDER 1 Ye11Lec1ders , FFTETDA ORSINI SON Mfrc'DOVfELL I 1 MARILYN BREUNINO THF- s'Jg,hf:rr3',tQs swrrcfvssfully ffcmrxlfrff-fi thou sf- ini yf-ur fx' SEWSWJ urvfnr their NC frble pros: 'lords jiri I,fXEr'1: 'rrvi Martin Rf-ndcrhl. S 'TACiGST1'CIiiY, inb floss of 51 fiistmquisiied 1TSffii with rr qfmd rfspr2sQnt1T1fm IU tho and 'PQI s'l1f:f,l hormr mils. fri spfrfs, 'P.f- sfph',rr1f,rn riffs ',-.wb '. '- ry frrtivn. Trif.-re '.-.'f.rQ .-fnrzty-'w Efvys 1: 'Ev IV fvctrfrl, :wr :ri 'His ywzr ffiirorty, 'Nitfnmi Gnd Zachery played mn tho 'B' hfrskf-'Ei':QQ sq r':'i 'Las your fr. 'Ex A smirri E111 ffvtfvr was fl stvllor sflfcnfi strinq qucrrd. Tzf Amr-r1f :rr Tmfqifkrr spwlkinq conrast was wcn this yffrr by Don P1 Af- Hf- 'Mori 'ho lfwfri frr.'i .f-'zz :yzf 'f,rx'f s's 1531 was Cm 'rltGrr1G'D sr ffzkgr fit 'ri-1 s'frffH f:',n'DS'. T211 s'pf'.' riff -3 '1'r'Jf- 'KP 'rrmucii Shy :z Hi? in For faery this yflfrr. ,-'xri','E.f7 mf 'if-zr 'r 'xvxtws TLP ls'rk:.'rt1 fzisfrrii ly 'ffhlhh wfrs G 'Ir' fr' s11 f'0ss. Thfsir wif: big fwfrxis rrzzi many gtiff :1W'1'.':71f mr if 2.15 yf-fr: s S'fZilOIilCYff' Piss oufstcrniirig. FRONT ROW, left to right: Marilyn Breuninq, lmoqene Combs, Frieda Orsmi BACK MARTIN RENDAHL ROW: Dale Strcxwn, Marvin Wittner. Martin Rendahl, Bob Doherty 'r L Q-J an-s L, 4Qifi, ,M y 4? f? as -1:-235' .an TA' W k M 'b , an ' 6 4: F gal, he as ' V f 1 K ..., X Y A A 2,53 K. ,..4.., 4 51325322 ' f L.,::g 4- , ww: ,. 4 , gg M W mm gg, ky ,, ' ' ' 4' ffzfifiz .gwh .. , 'H ' 2 A yr-.Y 4 lf.: HL QW E' yu ' L 4 ::.-f T u V 1 ll 1 L H A W X 6 .'i-kog'!w ll n fklk , fd' Q, gg. 3,-,3':.,:. Q? gg. 'Elf lj 'grdgh ,- t Al' an V Ili A --Q ' '-ss . :fl V' Q Q v 'I A . 'X ' A-as Y: fm? P A .f 5 1. :Ns 7 r: 2 I 3 N ' V .. 4 . 1 bl x V 'V 6 A gig, A NI 1+ .J 1 vJN ', mi? Q , it kg' ls Q- ' M Q 1, 1 ' A - L A ,Rig 4 , L A ' ' 'N ,Sf ' L K xii Il QS Ii .21 IQQU0 22 11 'ull ' I A X KJ.. .W . , Kz.. V . -, PAUL WILLIAMS BOB MILTON ff X ang LEFT TO RIGHT: Gayle Vincent, Frankie Kinq, Ioyce Taylor, Joyce Reynolds, Bob Milton, Paul Williams. FRESHMEN PAUL WILLIAMS... .... ..., ,.... P r esident. . . .. .BOB MILTON BENNY DAVES. ,..,,, ,,,... V ice-President ,,,.. . ... ...IOYCE REYNOLDS FRANKIE KING .....,,, . ....,,, Secretary ..., A..,,,, FRANKIE KING GAYLE VINCENT ....,,, .Treasurer .,..,,,, ..,.., . BARBARA FUCHS IOYCE TAYLOR .L..,..,., ,,..,.. . .,,,,.,,,,,, ,... Y e ll Leader A..,,, .. ,,.... ,,..., I OYCE TAYLOR BOB MILTON ,..,I,,,. .. ...,. ,,,,.,..,..,..,. . ..., . Representative ...,... ....., ,... ...,, ,... . . M A UREEN MCENANEY The class of '52 has started its high school career with a good beginning. The incoming freshmen under the guidance of their capable presidents, Bob Milton and Paul Williams, have achieved a high record in school activities. Athletically, this class has done very well. Eighteen of its members were on the Junior varsity football squad this year. The C and D basketball teams contained several freshmen players. In the lighter weights of boxing tour of the contestants were freshmen. The freshman class put on one of the best assemblies of the year when they presented fheir student body program. Among their many other proiects were the opening of the side courts, painting the tables and getting it in general order for noon eatingp the making ot a handboog for incoming ireshmeng eighth grade day, wherein eighth graders from all over the county some to the high school and see a day in actiony the Frosh Returnq a booth at the Spanish Piestay and a food sale at Penneys From this beginning we should see great things ot the future freshmen. LEFT TO RIGHT Bennie Daves Frankie King Maureen MCI-Incmey Barbara Fuchs Icyce Taylor Bob Milton FRONT BOW, lelt to right: Evelyn Bean, Betty lanes, Elsie Davidson, Wilma Iohnson. Sandra Hansen, Pat De Moss, Carole Hunter, Nianne Dunham, Karen Elmslie, Gloria Benneche, IcAnne Downing, Stephanie Arnold, Vernita Goodwin, Hazel Davidson, l.aVerne Booth. Phyllis Ashton, Ioyce Iackson, Donna Gill, Mildred Hayes, Wanda Haley, Ethel Hoyt, SECOND ROW: Evelyn Bean, Iacgueline Emig, Della Hawkins, Margaret Foreman, Ruth Barcus, Mary Floratus, Iean Burger, Elva Boyle, Darlene Hubbard, Gerry Camerun, Carolyn Buszdierl-zer, Mary lane Carpenter, Barbara Burger, Laura Spanqle, Alicia Brown, Ioan Huck, Donna Green- field, Shirley Blagrave, Velma Caldwell, Ieannine Conwell. THIRD ROW: Neva Gunzburg, Carol Hall, Mary Griqarick, Marilyn Harrington, Charlotte Ierome, Gail Everest, Beverly Baker, Barbara Bolson, Marie Bell- more, Oma Galpin, IoAnn Allsberry, Violet Huston, Barbara Fuchs, Charlotte Calhoun, Ianice Brohehl, Ioanne Heasley, loy Hollingsworth, Mary Budd, Ruth Husman, Sylvia Bernardino, Lucille Gay. BACK ROW: Pat Clary, Carol Firth, lris Grove, Ianet Hobbs, Doris Neihott, Anne Carmenisch, Barbara Kerrile, Peggy Cody, Dorothy Blaylock, Sharon Black, Carole Gillis, Sharon Blagg, Betty Brower, Maxine Wright, Ella Dunlap, Barbara Bisnett, Fern Babbit. 13 l 47: 4:9121 El 1 n tx ' Q M Wvjsf' 4 '!k'. . ' gain Ae 'T .Q ,Q xgts I M 'Y ' ff 514 -3 2 . ,L I ' :Li ' -4 W-,fa 3 W Fin , ' V H, , ,M -MA K 1 ...A 41 ui an U :fi I yy J- W' I w 1 if 3-1 J .fi '-Xe-Q . W'fif7i f 5 wi My n I s s. , ,, HU. qfX f JV! f J Q, X If The Good 019 Days , if 4 f V Jig' v ,V ff Ek lf, ix. i tx, E inf! V X, f V 1 A f lk-,XXsf'x fi? V! x 1: Q 'xtd..f ff ' .K Y 1712- A , I, L :K .5 N ,f rv, I' K ll K, I yy . .2 ! 1 J AVQI '- ' m rf' if 4 .N V' .W l ' V . 5 ' '. - 4 I a W! Ax X V, 1. . - Xi b I AX: vfgik W: x 1 A W 'fn I xv.-it ,yu Q4 THE HALLS OF EDUCATION SHASTA HIGH. X L Q B j U f :QQ M Bats Q4-fm. fy The qalu Frosh Recepmn ns pu' on every year lor the lnyxnmen by the Student Body lo help the underdogs leel cr nw-re at Shun c ll was the hm! and one of lho best dances lllhc your OJ! three qrngel lncmsel-4 from P bemor Axsc-mby Mrller H 0 4 4' fi Fx To Show our app ecxct on 'o ilu overwhvlmmq sup port of the xsane we q x L1 hunk ,mu parade The siudenls really wen! out ccxmpaxqnmq lor the school bonu issue Here s the parade down Market Street D- The hxqhllqhl of the Ag Ball lhxs year was the becxuu I-'me Red R-ldlnq H0015 NUS Pfesemed bY M011-T09 DCV 5 BECY ful coronahon of Comne Layton as Ag Ball Queen nek and Ross m he ll-111101 ASSemblY -w MP8 iii GU lefa 'Cm' D, c f 'uf c Tl'c rc ds really mrned ou! lor the loo'ball games tlfus year Thxs 911 C 49? 7 Knee 'XG PU' C 4 I was Yaken at the Chmco game b If ' D1 e Hmm Pans 'he lates! m m ady s icxshmom, Modeled DY F '95 SWG 'Vn cfolenof Grd Le Blum The Volcano Dance -vas a vez? snappy allau' wxih specxal edmons of the Lava Flow cxrculated dunnq the evenmq -veQ'l .IK T e :f Dany Dance .v .h a Dubay 3-erre -vas Held ., rage Wane Strolling Through the Park was presented um the Fresh nd O qwe the -Ldenfs G De' er yearbook mcm Assembly by Ross. Yeager Taylor Swans Sholes and Kxnq HNLS5, Good Old 541416 Hawkins DGY' The b0YS YBGUY led the 91118 U Y1191'fY At the Sadxe Hawkm s Dance Bxg Bob Wexchera won the Shmoo chase but lf looks like Chu-flelle Plplim Cduqht he? man Bill Thus ts one oi the best dances ol the year and ts put on by the Guls Bostwxck League The Producnon staff for the school play drd ct swell mob and got The cast lor the school play lI1ClUded Helilrl FlUh51'TY Sheml D0 loyce Jacobs Mr Denny Geraldme Shultz Bxll Bostwtck and ima Llder Ioyce Iacobs Manlyn Iohnson Vxrgnua Robmson Dtmme Doughty Dave Wolf Bob Gxlzean lun Wxlhams On December 3 the school play Saved By the Belle was pre sented to the publlc The brst of Shasta s two semi formal dances was the Gno Ball qwen by the C S F Tlus was really a won dorful dance very little credit. On the stcit were: Barbara Kussis. John Lacey. broweky. Betty Nicholson. Barbara Plall, MurlenevSr:lfxotielfi, Ber- Shasta s iron! hull was really decked ou! for lhe holxdcry season after the Luun Club pul up lhzs beauulul tree xffb Mr Marr and the Gxrls Glee Club presented u very beaudhxl Chnstmas Cantata for our :mnuul yulende assembly The ltudonh really emoyed n 33' 1 1-'fl' lib'-Ya ,Q Al noon the students rush lo the culeteno lor lunch Who! a mad house' C' ,. 'B-use my When than 3 42 bell nnqs the oulvof lown stu dents moles c mad dash for iholr buna T th h S d I The Mxlxtary Bull one of Shostcxs hues! dances was held by ilu D Unk t e :gieSLE:njYug:qFc:ZkiYlOZZ:EZ::d their Fresh dude! Corps. LaVeme Wright was crowned Sweetheart of fha Coder Corps. One oi thxs years mosi hxlunous assembhes was the Faculty As Those sxx PBPPY Yell 190595 MY Samufe MT Spencer M159 SG S9mb1Y This PICYHIS WGS fake!! UT me high Pom! of the Hawcucm forms Mrs Moody Mas: In mon and Mxss Beekman Mxss Sctor Mr Spencer crppomted my rec pcnhes dont show You probably don! recoqmze theie three sonqsters In thexr bonq The 'T1OdSYI1 VEYSIOD 0' I-H119 RPG RV' 'Ve Hood N101 Anhui' A CFUV cmd dance uc! They ure M155 Siemarh MN: Anderson and 'Uppy H0515 U19 ml? F012 FUPP0 'Ed bb Mr T 'OmPSOT' C1599 v11'mr Und Toes Pqdqe Mr Coupe cr be he o , - N A I , X 9 r I War Clrcrnt. Lei! to right: Mr. Carier. Mr. Black. Mr. Bedynek and ins. uiaon sr.-emq thlis pioiuro, wc? rumorerg as scyinqi 'Tm so dis- f Our ba:,Pelbcll leaders lei' to nqhi Frances Luton Renee Broull lard Bud Michael Bobble Moore and Dxme yank These kids Thxs pxctuxe wu5 taken at one oi the excxunq pomts of the Chxco- were really Swe1L Shasla game The rooters were cerlamly attenhva 'K pk Q The Pep Socxety s Dance tlus year was a Xurn about sock dance The qym was decorated W 1h old socks and hxq pxcfures of qcnlv The sophomores Pu' on U Ver? U-C9 d4mCe 'IHS YBUY lf WGS 'GW swckmqed feet This wage very guy dance cmd everyone seemed gully decorated Ln the cxrcus theme wnh pxctures of hons. hqers to really emoy themselves. bears etc mound the walls 1 l eff J , y vw .X gt ' 'fflql xw,y .X V ,! SL 2 9 5 Pronaer Dcy l9-19 lock Ures gets lus palm red at the Block S Tea Party m the Pxoneer Day Assernbly Where are the ammal Shditd S quyi Gnd quls qets u good laugh at the Kangaroo Court crackers' Entertamment was provxded by students not nn costume Under all that cherry ple Cumouflrlqe 13 Bob Stewart He GO' 1' Gt The boys tn 3rd penod Glee Looks like one ol the fellas ts havmq Kangaroo Court Wlxul Cm dwiul waste of Pie' u lxttle trouble Too much of that hard ltquor son' X Q- u I Q Bartender Mxke Morgan serves the gems at lhe Pxoneer Dance 'nun Chnl one games lndmn Han Reeygovmqqm 15 powerful Saloon Set em up 090111 Mike' Mull' Look cn :hm crop of han l A, ,www lrrr. ,Z A .IKM , V Q X M X? it an 'ig 4 ,Ji rl A Q Mr Denny and the Sensor Class presented the Semor Play N Soap The cast standmq Alden Coclmll luck Fnmet Howard Elder Chester Todd and BobG1lzeun Sxltmq Bernedme Gilmore helen Fluhcxriy Marrlyn lohnson Leah Beckley and Pmncl: Kemerunq The Semor Play production stall who does a lo! oi work cmd qoh very lmle credx! Iohnny Lucey Bxll Boslwmclz Barbara Hall. and M: Denny A f' fa 4- D Ich:-my Pczwleg certcnnly deserves cr q em deal oi In spxte ol her own xllness Shcskcs nurse Mn. Har credl! for :he many houre he spent m clung pxciures lmq remaxned at school to lend lo our mxnor aches lor lhxs book Thanks eo very mucl- Ionnny and 31115. 1 sf., i Tl- ee of the r-uw ene qev-c er cle I and he pl :members or We ,L-Ce pe-so,-we, me M-5 5 -,Ke x. M55 B cdenbem and N15 Iune 3rd and-qraduahon' Here are some of the Seniors trymq on Hanes Who' we d we ao wnhoaf ibem lhelr CUPS C1114 QOWU-S I-00k hUPPY don' IIWY? . ' 'HO . . I off I i- Af., , If . 5 ,X ' I. fri' 'z , RX, Z .' K9 v 4 3 , A' J TS ' f lm 'X Lal Q xr ,, -1 ,-I L lyjv' . E E Y n 1 fl l gi-Q 54 -s . ,Nl If, .wx Q , , --' .fl . I, ,ll ll ll -uv THE BIG 0---' ..f-' ' ' rl fWIM,,f ' A ' 'wr -'VX- f ' wma K 4, 1 ' 8- ' ' I ' 'I of FRANK MCENANEY Student Body Presxdent Fall Preszdent ofD1str1ct 16 Calxforma Assoctanon Student Councxls TERRY MCKINNHY Student Body Presxdent Spnnq BILL PRAWL Sacramento Valley Reqlonal Presldent of F F A Delegate to Natzonal BILL IONES Shasta Hlqh s F F A Deleaate to the Nat1onalConvent1on at Kansas BA BS HOFFMAN Local Winner olL1ons Club Speakmq Contest RICHARD IAEGLER Wlnner of Masqu and Dagger s Shakespearean Contest Conventxon at Kansas DON RICE Wmner of Lof al and Dtstrlct Amerlcan LGQIOH Spealclna Contests IIM WILLIAMS Wlnner of Kmahvs ff Fy'lnas Speakma Contest Shasta Daxsy Ednor JM as 19' f? 'C'-Z? 'Cf' WW nv? 'M-J WHEELS wes,.,.,,..,4 'Wea Q.,6Aii cw'MnN l PAUL STREMPLE Co Caplam of Football T am DOROTHY HERYFORD L S F Lxfe Mvmber BOB WEICHERS Cqaptam ol A Ba ketball Team MARCELLINE MICHAEL Wmnor of D A R Award Glrls Slate Delegate ALLEN FRIEBEI. CSF Llf lfeml I Fator Ph mlstry A I xr l Ammlcan Hxstory A lar l FRANKIE MADRID Volcano Edxtor Fall BARBARA HALL L T' L1lD l'Qf'1h'1r IIM MURPHY Vclcan Edxtor Snr ra W., A--....4..w .......-........,4..,.,,, W , ,f--'-' -. A 4 ,W-W.,-M,,.,,..f4' 'Mn ., ' .JK-aw' gwm A'w,,, W-... , K- l A zlinlq H... -, t xy t 'J ,Zh , ' 1 4. ' 'N--.....x .H , N 5 Nj ,,-M14 ' A 'W'xff'1' V fl, -fs., , , V rL ' g,.1jjfQ' Q 4'Y4,,, ,VY , I , I 9 , , S ' , . . 'fe 1 ff . , l , 2- r f ,. , n- C .N Well, hi there! Looks wet kids! Appropriate Fun r?t inthe snow The Great Billie Kenyon 4' ' ff- ,4 ff!- c Q 'NE .. W1 V 6 I I J ,f '1 ,vw- ,- Mn KJ th f-11 :M -4x-aqhk raw -i--fr, W.: LS IZA., A, l'P ' f-.ff li- M11'lE1' S l Cnde iii f -.0 aj,-f ,- cv- I fl ,qi an F FMA!! 49 fl 1741! ,5 rlfkr ,Av .-nv ' ' 'ai' , .4 , ., I I .. ' I Q? ' Af hifi I ' , f F ., ,Z-. X5--' '17 16' fr ' .1 , 'W geiiffi ' 1 - 'l Sf' 41.2 g - ,' - H5 5'-'I A1 Ay, - - Ji' ff' . 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MATH DEPARTMENT 'iz- ' ' f V X' fxzifi Sith yeqz i :iii In 1 '1.jg4eEgf1fA1I4:1r1d II, ' ' in k,1',3i :A - I1ff,'I'y' vox M gm EE -ygzxi, 7245: '4 'Q Cn: 'ii' if 523' , K E .060 0 O90 fa Sclzd Ge-omerry , 478' A M .iwf Kzafz Xu LQ , ne, ici' W9 Q LANG UACE DEPARTMENT i BM 1.74, A , Sb fin M I Q V x 1.90 'ms U 4? ,s I 4 1' f Lcnquuqe Depcrlmenf. iefr rc riqh1:Mrs.Conqdon.M!.Henninqet Miss Fiah. Mnss Brunmk. do 1296 x 56 sw V Lan n smdenis Vvlilh Che snswef I wr def, On .9 5 Wg' mf M,-5, Corwdch' Gm Civ f Q. ox. K by M '31 here, SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Ar. ff f - Jef.-:'::':zT.Q:xi fel-rw' Ijiclffvy' !'I:'1'5Lf.'S r':r,'.:1f1 . amy :,.i1f::s 1111.1 bezipffr T' .. V.,- . --V W 'NL - ,-ffvf-Q-fm .j.,.r: :1L..,1.':' -. Emacs: ff :gn 11:11 eniyfgge :xi dzpfgz b1'3EQ Nair :ecxxggn 5 Science Teachers: BACK ROW, lah to right: Mr. Beckett. Mrs. Henninqer, Mx. Dim- mick. FRONT ROW: Mr. Spencer, Mr. McFadden. cmd Mx. Thompson. ,cxvw W de . uv xedcwnq 'ence' MJ' Beckekgienevckicx ,Z A iii' btudenls fcxuqht Biology by Mrs. Henninqer and Mr. Spencer have some lab work. . 4-fx Mr. Dimmick's Chemistry class spends a qrocn deal 01 time in actual experiments 4 'ii Q V 0 q . UA . in 'a '4w,,, no 'vu in N li I 4 43 A- :Q E Ubof, ' f' se! Con A .- ..,: ,kim und up FY Astmcffvn er du afon moi Sf.-:ion Curie 901 ol 5 class Son- Ihqmp- 297' f 'I ww' . qx wb 530 6104266 efowilv W ,an sw g Teachers: Miss Beekman and Mrs. Gill. HOMEMAKING DEPARTMENT ,.:. ., , .,:-.4 .ii I- , ,- A. - fx 1, CQOYS-ng' ced Clothinq. vf,,- My mfg , 1' Xa 35 SCDCIAL STUDIES Nl! Chapman M: The Social Studxes Teachers are BACK HOW Mr luckson Scnfure FRONT ROW Mr Moriord Mxss Leak Mxss lessen Mm Thatcher Mr Hcxcke G dass Q Thmchev fegflgfea, f. Fros A new subrec! ihxs year is Geoqrcphy Iauqhl by Mr Huake pw og C1hl9n5hx Requxred by Sophomore: is Dnver s Educa non tough! by Mr Santure M: lcxckson loolnnq over the work of his Cxvxcs class Anothe, Amen 9 59' H35xofV cxzigofl- An N'en:uc:h1b'1 W9 Xun30'5 X can HEMQFY C103 S eh Chqpmlnme bexnq conducted b Y Mr Chapman exrlmmnq Czvxcs to cx class of tw elfzh qrcxders. M! Modord collecnnq Pqberx U1 one ol his CWM, C1 ,vig SPEECH DEPARTMENT MH. DENNY The Speech Department ot Shostd High is on excellent one. Mr. Denny ond Mr. Cooper ore the instructors. From these classes come o lctrqe number of the ploy casts. Impromptu speokinq ond dromotic study ore included in the Classes. MR. COOPER Mr. Denny's slxth period speezh clcss. Mr. Cooper's second period speech class. JCDURNALISM MH. HAAKE Ioumahsrrr I, taught by Mr. HGCIIQQ, prmcipally prepares stuaems for Ihre Volcano school paper staff. Students study excharrqe papers and practice writing News articles. Mr. Hcake's typing class. Looking over exchange papers. 15' Shustds very cxble cmd efficient focully members in the Commer ciulDepcrtmentc1:e, left to right: Mrs. Twcxddle, Mrs. Padgett, Mr. lohnson, Mx, Hacks, Mr. Thomp- son, Mr. Wagner. cmd Mr. Spencer. One ol the largest, most profitable depur Commercic1lDepc1rlment. lt cxds five ' uncxble tc attend college to secure 3 business student. Xfei fx,-A W vw- e .1-,l , , 1, 1,:q 4f: Ac Ting, . ,.,.,. -3- g i Wkuf. !.'fE'J UTS Alec-' cz fir.: two years of each commercial sub-ies? ,X , new ' 5 nuql'-V3 nf' 7, .sf 'NX ,. ., we Got cx Problem? Mr. Thompson might be able to help Advanced Bookkeeping sludenls m work YOU. This is the way it is done in Mrs. Pcrdqetfs Salesmarx- ll really :sn'1 us hold cs it looks ship class. ef' .Z . I , I if ge nv .4-14 1. Typmq II taking a timewrite. 4 qclesmanshi s V. -W -- F4 pclczss. E. lN'?r,SQpef1cer and hfalr.B.f.s1ne:h Class. 5A -I-Ypmq I Class in action V' Tcnbcnpnon dass' S' Mr- Wcqner Yeacbinq sllorthund from the board Miss Kemp! and Miss Stemuch. ART DEPARTMENT 5 ww 2, ,, H ., Y .waf- 1 v A . . - , 1 . Y ,f ,', A .,., .fm,, ..A, xl ' ,UI . ,, vi, - L.: I. f' 4. .. . .., . v lr-4: 5 - rw. ..:.f, Q ,'.'f,-I.,-Y-N ,,,,f. , -,,v.... , .L , ,A 13.1 Y I .pa IQ .A P f 4-Qf'. t' ues' 1 V-,fy 'fplwfi , '- TELL' T. , I I: N . f' T1 fu' 'ff V ,Is T.. .... .Jr ... ., ' . ' . 1' ,.: 'rx 'Qs01:gf.E'f'..1f1f,T, 'LI fm Ke-tfaggd. 2, 1 'Q shin pencil 'lmiiwmi Slreycbesk hmf,,'-.UNM :vi ' 1545 had s A1 the Loom. J D, . uplng USUZYVH fx AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT -Jn .'E'- .Sf1CL1IfUf3i proqrfxzrg L5 are thez1.:,s1e-xfer -' 'M' Q'f-'th 'I'f:4'1f1 gf-1zt:f1erztcv.'ns1ts ownfmmt Gfifi eqixpzriem Grid clap- 'nw ' ' ff' ' ' -' A, A, v.,,,., f. ir.-Qt zcrrns OIC9T1O gain graft:-:ci Qilmerierfi-fl E ' '3 'X ,-. , A I-,J ,Q .,', . hi.. grcmpeies in comesfs czmf ng Cine' 'NA' -X Cf 4 L1 1 f J' E ,,. V . D-,.. ,-ga-. it L. ,I Q7 V T .llf - 'fm ' fl A A , .. ,A .J AMR. 01122 YGCJI. 129 EEOYS CXY6 VQYY S1lCC9SSf1,li Xi 'FIQEY ETGYK. Ag. Teachers: MJ. Hillman. Mx. Briqqs. cmd Mr. Taylor. Farm Shop Yxeki C557 U1 '.he'c I' 'Udfnnq Pouhw fi ' a 4 3' u Mr. Marr cmd Mr. Beckett. Music Department V-1 . he T'-'flllillj Depcrmiezii QE one of the most 11631113 -Lleyytxrtzneriis m our School. 35:15, fjJfCi'l9S?TU cmd Gl9E'CEFlK-FIDff1lfl5f1IfJClfSiIf 6'?1fGYfC1iT1' :lic an P fur- fxfl .us well Us at 3.i:!'1f3Ql f'.ag.g:iz:::15. Simi spon- Szizred tl, Zztti ,5xi:1z,1f,:E Clznic mis jfec: 1-fii1:1', iz1:r.efi to be 1-'ery QQ, The Musac Depart rnferxt also pczrtii:1p::ieci in the Music . 1 I' GSQVCIE e H0115 Gunn: Concehifuhon' Cmcc. A Radio Proqrcnn. RAND FRONT BOW, lei! to right: M. Neal, H. Flaharty, B. Dunn. SECOND ROW: D. Holcomb, L. Waison, D. Conqdon, M, Huiford, P. Milton, B. Braqdon, H. Krier, G. Diestelhorst, D. Doss, L. Siefken, D. Gersbach. THIRD ROW: C. Salazar, C. Hall, B. Carpenter, G. Aldridge, M. Hendahl, B. Prawl, I. Taylor, l. Huck, B. Harrison. BACK ROW: B. Milton, D. Cufi, B. Bedynek, M. Gall. D. Price, W. Barr, Mr. David Marr. ADVANCED GIRLS' GLEE FRONT ROW, lelt lo right Anne Elder. K. Davis. A Longslreel, I. Branslord, I Forry, Mr. Marr. S. Holylield E. Clark, I. Machin, M. Tripp L. Middleton. SECOND ROW D. Yank, N. Blakey, M. How ard, I. Combs, I. Markgral V. Hoqers. I. Cooper, P. Boyd Renee Brouillard, T. Thowan. THIRD ROW: E. Ierqenlz, P Ferrell, L. Beckley. E. Car penter. N. Dempsey. H. Li!- tle. N. Heard. I. Leonard, C tle, N. Heard, I. Leonard C. Mocksch, C. Grove, M Grews. BACK ROW: K. Koo nig, D. Clark, B. Nicholson B. Smith. M. Dysart, B. Ken yon, L. Watson, M. Stahl, A. Atkins. B. Phipps. G. Cook. FRONT ROW, lofi to right: B. Fuches. P. Lewis, M. Bell- more, A. Smith, V. Goodwin. S. Black, Mr. Marr, C. Ieroma, I. Conwell. C. Stone, W. Kei- fer, M. Carpenter. SECOND HOW: H. Slaughter, B. Rudd. M. Kyes, P. Donnelly, B. Pat- ton, A. Ienninqs, I. Brodehl, C. Gillis. H. Siuarl, L. Spangle, L. Schmidt. THIRD HOW: B. Gasper, C. Furlong, I. Downs, M. Pierce, L. Gay. G. Cameron, B. Ruhe, D. Gill, M. Lloyd, S. Stover, B. Vokal. M. Ross. BACK HOW: S. Scott, L. Siefksn, M. Winters, I. Tillman, I. Wetmore. R. Aaron, L. Wright, P. Winters, O. Galpin, I. Pation, Ioyce Jackson. G. Roqland. ELEMENTARY GIRLS' GLEE FRONT ROW. left to right: Mr. Beckett, R. Davis, T. Meeker, R. McDannald, W. Boek. N. Kuehne, I. Cain. D. Davidson, R. Tally, B. Kimball, S. Birmingham, accompanist. SECOND ROW: G. Macy, L. Weber, A. Iohnson. B. Gilzean, D. Wolf, C. Lane, I. Blalock, H. Palmer, R. Postun, W. Mose, D. Toenqes. THIRD ROW: K. Arnold. E. Sigg, K. Bauman, R. Ward. I. Pawley, R. Montrees, D. Braucher, B. Moore, K. Fowler. BACK ROW: R. Fuller, D. Fleming, L. Spears, M. Morgan. L. Hurlburt, R. Brown, I. Williams, R. Iaeqler, I. Campaigne, E. Knakel. BUYS' GLEE CLUB This year, the Boys' Glee, with over forty members, entertained various orqan- izations in a manner that the school can be proud oi. Looking past the horseplay that came with third period each day, everyone teh that the boys accomplished a qreat deal this year. Rancho Grande -accompanisd1?I by Don Von Rader on the banjo. Entertaining the Student Body. P. E. DEPARTMENT FRONT ROW. left to right: Mrs. Shuman, Miss lcxrmon PHYSICAL EDUCATIGN The physical education department of Shasta Union High School, under the direction of Carl Gilmore, offers excellent instruction for Shasta students. The boys' PE has football, basketball, softball, volleyball, and boxing. Another of the facilities is the activity room containing parallel bars, horizontal bars and every! thing necessary for tumbling. The girls' PE play basketball, softball, volleyball, badminton, shuffleboard, and ping pong. Other facilities are the excellent track and tennis courts. SECOND ROW: Mr. Sharpe. Mr. Gilmore and Mr. Stevens. fl .J-31,627 V57 Qlgrgii yn' . r M Kimi A? Shasta Cadet Corps Sl-IASTA CADET CCRPS Companies E and Second Battalion, Second Regiment, Shasta's Cadet Corps has terminated what well may be the most active year in its history. To supplement the regular training program, the Battalion staff planned and executed two field problems. One a night problem on the Cno-lgo road in Ianu- ary, pitted the two companies against the Battalion Staff. The other, an overnight bivouac, held at an undisclosed location fifty miles from Redding, featured a day and night problem combination. At the time this article was written, Shasta had already won a rifle match from Mt. Shasta and Yreka, and was preparing a ten-man team for the regional and state meet for the Governors Cup and the St. Clawson trophy. One of the most noticeable changes in the corps this year was the change from suntan to olive drab uniform. The new uniforms arrived too late for the Military Ball in Ianuary, but they did come in time for the Army Day and Me- morial Day parades, in which the cadets marched. Inspection! Planning the field ploblom. Cadet Wedge SHOPS . ,. ,,. ..,, :HL-:fl Ja' 1' ' U f,f:1 b.!pf'fp 19331 Wg: Purim , 'I ld f-fTutC1A .,: gfxrfrg fl? kiimg-tri: 'f ,ff-11 -.visfiiws 11. f , I'fW'fC1fXL1 c':.i1:.i,s:3 fiE1A'1ifII f11tgL' f wf::11.13r1f- Shop leachers: Carier. Bedynek Nelson Kmmmel and Spencer Sho? w 006 Mlrchm 6 Shop Huw Shop Mech 'Im Cul bra 001 'iw ers 'All In A DHYS OTH' C. S. F. GENE Q.:-.IS Pff-szdizi' P.-Af l.fil.'f'jI l3.l.TFfCK KZf.ffFLffff5 '.'1'-Q-Pr-eszif-. 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FIRST SEMESTER FRONT BOW, left to right: Miss Stemach, Anne Elder. G. Cook, B. Hull, R. Conqdon. A. Borup. SECOND ROW: Mr. Henninqer. H. Gershcnoof. A. Monroe, B. Braqdon, B. Rice, L. Beckley, D. Rice. THIRD ROW: I. Livingston, P. Milton. D. Hokum, I. Bedynek, A. Friebel, I. Taylor. BACK ROW: R. Hirst, I. Gilmore, I. Murphy R. Swarts, F. McEnaney, T. McKinney, G. Dcxis. SECOND SEMESTER FRONT ROW, left to right: B. Milton, C. Hall, M. Griqurick, V. Willis, B. Fuchs, A. Elder, H. Flcxhcxrfy, B. Hcxll, G. Cook, Miss Slemcxch. R. Conqdon. SECOND ROW: M. Hufford. D. Meyers. M. Mulford. I. Livingston, P. Mil- ton. P. Cleland, B. Braqdon, I.. Siefken, E. Blood, I.. Beckley. Mr. Henninqer. THIRD ROW: B. Kiedis, I. Car- nes. A. Dean. B. Hoffman, M. Michael. D. Hokum. B. McBroome, I. Bedynek, A. Friebel, I. Taylor. BACK ROW: R. Hirst, D. Rice. I. Gilmore, I. Murphy. I. Williams. F. McEnaney, I. Moore, R. Swurts, T. McKinney. GENE DAIS G. Duis. P. MILTON 'Vt' . x vs, THE HVOLCANO' IIM MURPHY FRANKIL. MADRID Spring Editor Fall Ed tor FALL STAFF FRONT ROW, leit to right: Frankie Madrid, Kay Myers, Packy Kemerling, Delores Gxmblin. BACK ROW: David Stone, lack Frimet, Terry McKinney. History was made the very first day of schooi this year when the students found an issue of the Volcano hot off the press waiting for them. Deadline every Monday and Wednesday -issue of the paper every Mon- day. Yes, this year the Volcano became a weekly. The paper also became smaiier in size ernuch easier to handle and to read behind your biology book. During the first semester under the editorship of Frankie Madrid, the Vol- cano took on several enterprises. When the bond election was a big issue about school, the Voicano published a special issue and mailed this issue to the par- ents, urging them to vote yes. in December everyone threw his strength, endurance, and leisure hours into a very special edition. It was the twenty-two page Christmas edition. Under Frankie, the staff gave the news, features, and sports very efficiently. With the turn of the semester, Iim Murphy stepped into the editorship. With a staff made up of seasoned staff members and a few cubs stepping up, Murph and his managing editor, Kay Myers, kept the news before the student body with a continuation of the weekly eruptions. in the early spring the staff edited a special tournament edition, covering interesting facts about the teams, and statistics on the games they piayed in their leagues. Public schools week saw the eruption of a special edition. This paper was sent to the parents to better acquaint them with our school. The night of open house, the Volcano covered the program with a two-page paper. This served as a program for those attending. We can be proud of our school paper and its staff. SPRING STAFF E'ecn-ir Flyqg. ,,,, ty.. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,.,,, , , .. , 1 . . ' mf- , .QQ -ey' FRONT ROW, left to right: Frankie Madrid, Barbara Kassis Delores Gxm blin, Kay Myers, Ian Van Blokland. BACK ROW Marge Flyqg Iim Murphy, lack Frimet, Packy Kemerling, Terry McKinney Mike Morgan Y THE STAFF IN ACTICDN Gemnq the Asslqnmen! Freeman i. ,. Plcnmnq the Edmon Mcrdnd Murphy and MYers nr ff' Secrrchmq the Morgue McKxnney cmd Gunblxn MQ Q. Hard rn Work YXLYEIS 1...-..--. tiki? kk Q Fxxushed Product e Press f ! 17' 1? VIRGINIA ROBINSON PATRICK KEMERLING 88 FRONT ROW, lelt to right: Ioyce Iackson, Elaine Stanily, Kay Davidson, Donna Stevenson. Vernita Goodwin, Almira Shoop, Kay Myers, Joyce Reynolds, Frankie Madrid, Helen Cournoyer, La Verne Wright. SECOND ROW: IoAnn Alsberry, Oma Galpin, Marilyn Harrington, loAnn Leslie, Mary Kyes, Velma Caldwell, Cora- bell Stone, IcAnn Schooler, Velma Brown, Rosemary Wilson. loAnn Lawrence, Yvonne Delay. THIRD ROW: Lois Rodgers, Marian Howard, Ruth Steidley, Alice Parsons, Carol Lambert, Darlene Hubbard, Ruth Ann Husman, Vivian Dean, Lorraine Maxim. Ethel Io Carpenter, Mary lane Carpenter, Dorothy Guinn. BACK ROW: Pat Kemerlinq, Ester Weinqartner, Barbara Bishop, Barbara Leach, Polly Trapp, Sherrill Dobrowsky, Kathryn Lowry, Betty Rice. Thelma Reed, Marilyn Powers, Connie Maylor, Ramel Ludwig. Kay Davis, Wanda Koeller. TRI-Y OFFICERS VIRGINIA ROBINSON President PATRICK KEIVIERLING BETTY RICE Vice-President I-IELEN COURNOYER PATRICK KEIVIERLING Secretary . MARY IANE CARPENTER BETTY ERIEBEL ,, I Treasurer, ,, H , H , , KAY DAVIS Advisor MRS. IOHNNIE LEE PADGETT Tri-Y is a service club. It has many activities and helpful projects. The Tri-Y Club is an organization which stands for self-improvement, Christian fellowship, and service to the school and to the community. The purpose of this club is to create, maintain, and extend nigh standards of Christian character. The Tri-Y clulos are affiliated with the Y.lVI.C.A. This organization has heen most helpful in promoting the activities of Shastas Tri-Y. In Octoloer all the schools of northern California met at Dunsmuir for a Tri- Hi-Y conference in order to make plans for the coming year. Also, this year the club sent three delegates to the Model Legislature held in Sacramento. Among other activities were a Valentine dance and the sending of delegates to the Richf ardson Springs conference held at Chico. X 8 IIM WILLIAMS FRONT HOW, left to right: Larry Weber, Barbara Kiedis, Geri Greenfield, loyce Reynolds, Ioan Tribblo Richard Congdon. BACK ROW: Iim Williams, David Wolf, Clark Lane, Ronald Blood, Alden Coclzsrill JUNIOR STATESMEN OFFICERS PRESIDENT. .... lllvi WILLIAMS VICE-PRESIDENT , .DAVID WOLF RECORDING SECRETARY BARBARA KIEDIS CORRESPONDING SECRETARY IOYCE REYNOLDS TREASURER is H lEAN TRIBBLE ADVISOR MR. CLARK MORFORD The luriior Statesrneri Clulc ot Shasta Union High School was reorqanized this year. The club is organized in cooperation with the lunicr Statesmen of America, a state-wide craanization. The purpose ot the club includes appreciation of our systern of dernocratic aoverntnent, learning its tuncticns lcelore assuming the duties of adult citizenship, and developing rncre intelligent voters and better qualified citizens for the future. Activities ct the club include study and discussion groups on current, na- tional. and international prcclenis- debates cn political and economical issuesq practice of narliarnentar drills ana a stuck' of cariiarnentar law. bf I . FRONT ROW left t ghi Sh l y M ed e G1 e d th A d V a BERNEDINE GILMORE Sla g te B N to BACK ROW L d Ph S o Betty e o ld D t yl. q M FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OFFICERS BERNEDINE GILMORE PRESIDENT VlVlAN RHEA SECRETARY ARDITH ANDERSON TREASURER LOUISE MCDONALD REPORTER The Future Homemakers Club of Shasta UHIOH H1ah School was orqan1zed to promote creat1ve leadersh1p ll'l the home and cornmumty and to further mter ests 1n home eco1'1om1cs lt lS open to all a1rls 1n the homemakmq classes ProJects for the year cons1st ol repa1r1na and rnakmq toys at Chnstmas t1me for the needy and less fortunate ch1ldren of Shasta County a food sale and a booth at the Aq Ball ln the booth the a1rls sold p1ns pennants and homemade candy The h1qhl1qht of the year IS the Annual Mother s Tea Wh1ch lS held as near Mother s Day as poss1ble Th1s year we w1ll celebrate our twent1eth annual ea The club lS sponsored by Mrs Clara Cull , o ri : ir e arr, Bern in imor . Ar i n erson, ivi n Rhea. Helen u h r. arbaru or n. : avencx Stricklan . yliss t ve, Kenyon. Billie K nyon. Louise MCD nu . oro h i , rs. Gill. Marlene Rhea. BETTY KENYON ....ll ,. l,,,,ll,, ,llt,,, 1. , lll,,,lll, VICE-PRESIDENT 1 V - - - - 1 t . E - J, A p- - FRONT ROW, lofi lo right: IoAnn Schoolor, Marcellirio Michael Ono Other Girl. MIDDLE IOANN SCHOOLEH ROW: Carol McNeese, Bernedino Gilmore, Anona Monroe. Helen Flaharly. BACK ROW: Pat Boyd, Belly Bryceson, Beity Rice, Iackie Michael. MARCELLINE MICHAEL GIRLS' LEAGUE f' LATIN Sf IHCJULEE-' President MARCELLINE MICHAEL TIAP. 'El.l.INE T.4l HA?'l. Vice-Presidsn' BABE HOFFMAN FET'l r' HITTE . Sefsmtary HELEN ELAHARTY 'AFTOL l'f1r'NEE3E Treasurer ANONA MONROE' fl.-'-.RSE f'VAIXIIEl.F Ynll l,f'CVl 1Y YA EKIE MICHAEI All flxf' 'mls at Shzsa may pcm the Grrls' League-, Trus orqanlzawcn IS a servrcfe 'lub and its pur- ,fsfl 1s to prcmctc 1 feelmq of coops-ratmn and fellcwshxp among 'lie qrrls and to Smale a greater Lwflrest ln the s:Ez::l and Us CIffl'!l'lfFS, Oni cf tha Eumahliahfs of the year is :he Sadre Hawkins Day Dance. On Sadre Hawkins Day -Qvery rg :I arts her man and 'zkes hmm fc th? dance. lt rs ana cf the most colorful days of the year, The Girls' Leaquf' 'Q'I'JQ three baskets cf food to needy familres cf Redding at Christmas true. f- T'.'.'3l'lf? qirls artfriiad the Oldfir Glrls aonferfence af Richardson Sprmas whrre they rits' wrvh thc , :xr rs cfher sshfils I1 drsirss nveryaay problems. wif F3lYlS' Lpfzaim msc SP7lfSffY9fl a Palarnarma Party and Cl Mvhe-r S Tha. Irs, Zvlfr Sirzrrpari Urs. Gladys H'TYl1l'lfj,'IUdl1flS, E. Maaflyarff 'HO aklf af'lv:s'srs '.'JLlOl1f'I'1'9ll lf l If '1fITl 'l IT.ll1Sl1 fll'I!'1Q'fh1l'I'7S 'Els ras? ynar. 'sf eww N ' X x 1 vii Hxchardson Springs Delegates Sadie Hawkins Dance Palamarxna Party ll E FRONT HOW, left to right: M. Hayes, G. Cook, V. Brown, B. Ehlers, H. Files, B. Taylor. I. Williams, I. Lewin. SEG OND ROW: L. Maxim, N. Hoover, I. Van Blokland. M. Griqariclr, M. Carpenter, D. Herbor, M. Harrington, M. Kyes, I. Fowler. THIRD ROW: D. Doughty, S. Dobrowsky, M. Borup, K. Lowry, G. Schultz, C. Cox. B. Bragdon. V. Dean, M. Mcinaney, I. Tillman. BACK ROW: C. Hall. R. Steidler, B. Bruqer, M. ln- derson, P. Cleland, S. Sutton, I. Leslie, S. Pettigrew, D. Gwinn, H. Pitt, L. Strickland. PAT MILTON C. A. A. OFFICERS PAT MILTON. .. .,.,.. .. ,...,,.. President .,,.. ,,., GENEVIEVE HAYES SAMETTA SUTTON .,., .. .Vice-President ,.,.,.. ,.,.,.....,.,,., G EORGIA COOK LEAH BECKLEY ee., . . ee... Secretary ........, . .BARBARA BRAGDON IOAN DANIELS ,.,,,...,.,.,. . .. .Treasurer .... . ....., SAMETTA SUTTON The Girls' Athletic Association is an organization composed of girls who have earned the seventy-five point requirement. To earn these points, a girl must par- ticipate in some athletic activity during the noon hour for a period of two weeks. These activities are: volleyball, badminton, ping pong, basketball, track, tennis, softball, and speedball. Other ways of earning points are: participation in a play- day or skit, serving on committees and being an officer, manager, or captain. The girl holding the office of president must be a Circle S member. At the end of each year an outstanding senior G.A.A. girl is chosen by the members of C.A.A and the faculty to have her name engraved on the Cf.A.A. Golden Cup. This is sponsored by the Womens Improvement Club of Redding. The able advisor of G.A.A is Miss Lida larmon, who helps out a great deal in the club activities. GENEVIEVE HAYES mom' now. left to right: L. ' Koehler, P. TrCIPP, B. Hall, G. Hayes, F. Orsini, G. Wright O. Galpin, V. Black, M. Lloyd, L. Codon. SECOND ROW T. Elverude, M. Iohnson, N. Hislop, P. Milton, L. Beckley l. Grove, R. Calhoun, E: Koehler. THIRD ROW: M Birkland, I. Woodfill. L. Iohn son, F. Broome. W. Johnson E. Lowry, C. Carlson, N. Dun lap, B. Friebel, M. Huliord BACK ROW: B. Leach, M Cook, E. Hoyt, H. Whitson L. Sieikin, G. Cameron, D Niehof, A. Camenisch, B Brower, Z. Dorman, C Thompson, M. Harrison. 3294 AQ We M Huttord FRONT ROW left to nqht N Hoover L Maxxm C Thompson G Hays C Cook R Calhoun S Sutton L Beckley SECOND ROW M Iohnson T Elverud H Fxles I Dorman B Ehlers I. Koehler S Dobrowsky Verna Black V Brown G Wnqht B Hall THIRD ROW B Bragdon L Iohnson E Lowry W Iohnson K Lowry BACK ROW I Fowler B Leach C' Trapp P Mzlton N Hxslop D Doughty B I-'rxebel I. Strxclzland S Pettigrew I Van Blokland CIRCLE S The Clrcle S 1S an orqanlzanon of G1r1s Athletlc Assoclatlon members who have earned 700 pomts 1n athletic competxtlon by partxcxpatlnq rn noon and 1ntra class games Seven hundred pomts ent1t1e a member to recelve a Clrcle S letter and also enable thls member to be a nomlnee for the presldency of the G1r1s Athletlc Assoclatlon When the member has earned 900 pomts she IS entrtled to Wear her f1fSl star, and when she reaches 1100 polnts she rs presented W1th the second star The G A A plns are awarded to qlrls earmnq 1500 pomts LEFT TO RIGHT Georgla Cook Gertrude Wright Genevxeve Hays Shxrley Pettxgrew Fneda Orsxnx Ianxce Van Blokland lane Fowler ww fwfr!-gf? BLOCK S BOB WEICHERS HENRY DUGGINS OFFICERS BOB WEICHERS Presxdent HENRY DUGGINS HENRY DUGGINS Vrce Presrdent IACK LAMPLOUGH IOHN GILMORE Secretary Treasurer DELL KINCAID PAUL STREMPLE JACK TRAPP Sergeant at Arms LAVERNE SPEARS DON MUNNS The purpose of the Block S Soctety IS to promote good sportsmanshrp rn all athlettc contests t encourage good conduct and hrqh morale among all players on athletrc teams and to determme those ellqrble to recexve athletlc awards Th1s year the membershtp of the Block S So ety has mcreased consrderably because of the flourlsh of athletxcs m Shasta H1qh proof of whtch ts QIVED by our champronslnp football and basket ball squads One of the mam actwxhes of thxs club IS the sponsorshlp of the Boxmq Tournament held March 8 and 9 th1s year All of the workers and many of the partxcrpants are Block S members The addttton of the new rmg last year has helped to mcrease the enthuslasm for thrs sport The proceeds from the Boxmq Tournament go mto the Athletxc Imury Fund Thrs fund takes care of all b1lls for players hurt whxle out for athletrcs In May the Block S sponsors Proneer Day On th1s day the entrre school comes dressed as pioneers of all sorts One may walk down the halls and see lonq skrrts old bearded mmers qood lookmg Spamsh cabaleros or ruddy lront1er scouts Thts year under the leadershtp of our advtsor arl Gtlmore and our prestdents the Block S has accomphshed a qreat deal FRONT ROW leit to right lack Trapp Ierry Ieicoat lack Ures Scotty Rathbun Larry Wade Iohn Gxlmore Ray Swarts Gene Daxs Robert Bertoldx Gary Elmslre Bob Wexchers lorry Blancett Kenny Bauman Bob Stewart Bob Ray SECOND ROW Paul Stremple Lowell Fagan Bxll Ieter Bob Sewell Zeke Hendricks Chuck Mxlls Dale Strawn lack Kenyon Ira Blalock Rxchard Estes Marvrn Wxttner Henry Wrxght Allen Fnebel Vernon Maxham lack Golenor George Holcomb THIRD ROW Daryl Rhoades Don Kxrnball Marhn Ren dahl Harry McDowell lxm Hamxlton Bob Doherty B1llPrawl Leroy Shelton Rxchard Royal lack Myers Bob Mrlll James Gordon Bob Kruko Raymond Best Glen Hardxng BACK ROW Dave Spears Cappy Mclntxre Mrckey Neuman Louis Glugllere Carl Iohnlon lame: Moore B111 Mllhouse Mxke Morgan Bob Allen LaVerne Spear: Exnxlsxqq lobn Blalock Al Brycelon Tommy McDan1els tt ll ' l'AA 'V A Advlssr ...,..,. ffffffffffffff ...rar..rr... aaarr. Q UMR. CARL GILMORE ,, ,. . . . . . I O ff ,-.1 ,er M3 FRONT ROW left to nqht lack Trapp Bob Bertoldr Gary Elmslxe Bob Werchers Ierry Blancett Bob Ray Brll Prawl Al Fnebel MIDDLE HOW Roy Ward Dave Spears Kenny Bauman Bob Stewart lack Ures Ierry Iefcoat Paul Strempla Vernon Maxham BACK HOW Em1lS1qg Daryl Rhoades Henry Duggms Don Von Rader I.aMar Hurlburt Del1Kmca1d LeRoy Shelton SENIQR LETTERMEN Th1S year s qraduatlnq class contains a larqe number of athletes These boys have qrven an unlimited amount of their time and effort to promote our school s name The following IS a list of the sports in which the boys have earned stripes lt must be remembered that many of these boys participated in and earned letters in various sports and that their stripes stand for the sport in which they ha fe earned the most letters lack Lamolouqh four years basketball Dell Kincaid two years football Dick Miller four years basketball A1 Friebel tour years track Vernon Maxham t ur years baseball Bob Werchers three years basketball Gary Elmslre tour years baseball Boy Ward two years basketball. Dave Spears three years football. Henry Duqqins three years basketball. Ierry Ietsoat three years basketball. Iack Ures two years basketball. Bill Prawl---three years track. Clark Lane -- - manager. Bob Bertoldi-three years basketball, Paul Stremplew two years football. Don Von Rader- two years football. lack Trapp two years football. LeRoy Shelton one year football Bob Ray two years football Al Nuckolls one year football Terry McKinney manager Bob Stewart manager Kenny Bauman two years basketball Frank Mclinaney two years track. Daryl Bhoades three years track. Ted Meeker one year track. Bill Haskins one year track. Ierry Blancett -one year football. La Mar I-lurlburt f one year football. Emil Siqq-one year football. Bob Kruko-Hone year football, lim Moore- 'one year football. DAGGER BARBARA HALL MARILYN JOHNSON OFFICERS BARBARA HALL Presrdent MARILYN IOHNSON LEAH BECKLEY VICE Pres1dent IEANNIE DOWNS KELVIN BORUP Secretary Treasurer ED MARKHAM Sergeant at Arms DEARLE TOLLADY Advrsor MR CHARLES DENNY Masque and Dagger although a comparatlvely small club accomplrshes a great deal durmg the year Our club IS tor students mterested rn dramatlcs and publlc speakmg Orrglnally when rt was started rn l934 the members put on plays for the student body but ln recent years numerous other GCl1V1l19S have made thrs 1mposs1ble We sponsor a Masque and Dagger dance each year and put on a program for the assembly Our ma1n proJect 15 the Shakespearean con test for Whlch We provrde DTIZGS We also have a booth at the Spanrsh Fresta each year 1I'1 Whlch We sell scootograms telegrams dellvered by scooter Our aclvlsor 1S Mr Denny speech teacher who 1S present at all our meetmgs and helps us plan our act1v1t1es for the year FRONT HOW left to rlqht Mane Lloyd Lxlxan Cod n Iaclue Lewl Barbara Hall Babs Hoilrnan MIDDLE ROW Bettma Elder lean Downs Manlyn Iohnso Leah Beckley Eileen Blood BACK ROW Dearle Tolhday Edgar Markham R cha d Anderson Mr De MASQUE AN D ART LEAGUE IIM BURROWS ROBERT DANIELS OFFICERS Presrdent ROBERT DANIELS Vlce-Presrdent MARGARET COOK Secretary IOSEPHINE WILLIAMS Treasurer DEAN BRAUCHER Serqeantat Arms GLENDON MCDUFFY Reporter GEORGIA ROSS DELORES SUMMERS Hlstorran CRYSTAL KERN MISS B KEMPH Advrsor The Art League consrstrnq of Shasta s art enthusrasts rs a club whrch tnes to promote an rnterest rn art rn the school and communlty The members make posters for the varrous dances and other actrvrtres around school This year the Art League contrnued rts proJect of buyrnq prrnts of famous parntrnqs as a memor1al to the Shasta Hrqh boys who qave therr lrves durrnq WorldWarII Erqht pnnts were purchased th1s year makrnq a total of twenty erqht A pay assembly teaturrnq the Donas from Holland was sponsored by the Art League to rarse money for the memorral prorect Durrnq the fall semester the Art League emoyed a held tr1p to Mr L O Evans studro 1n Reddrnq to see hrs wood carvrnqs of ammals and frsh cornbrned Wlth hrs o1l parntrnqs of scenes from nature Chrrstmas tree lantern decoratrons made by members were qrven to the lunror Red Cross who sold them The protrt from the ornaments was added to the fund for the Alaskan school that Shasta Hrqh rs ardrnq wrth qrtts HM BURROWS PAT BOYD MARGARET COOK ROBERT DANIELS DEAN BRAUCHER lOANNE WOMACK NT ROW left t r gh! B bcx C k Be e ly M N cy D 1 p C y I l a Sho ood Go g cx R I soph o W ll BACK ROW Ed cx d Atl: C o B u o Da el D a chu P W ll cz y W FRONT ROW, left to right: Allen, Nickols, Bisnett, Milner, Lee. Daniels, Bidwell, Atkins, Koeller, Kuss, Ericks, Brissey, Butler, Webb, Bruce, DeLong, Harmon, Bennett, Goumelli, Duncan. SECOND ROW: Covey, Nicolet. Jacobson, Schofiner, Doelker, Reed, Anderson, Caldwell, Meineken, Mills, Maunder, Newman, Postcn, Duffy, Tobiason, Cain, Nachreiner, Nach, Bidwell, Linsey. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hillman, Nolan. Bailey, Armstrong, McDowall, Doelker, Orsini, Sutton, Luzier, Keeran, Prawl, Hufford, Holcomb, Webb, Redner, Barr, Aldridge, Mr. Taylor. BACK ROW: Conier, Higgins, Iones, Broadway, Carnes, Snyder, Taylor, Miller, Broadway, Mc- Broome, Shannon, Butler, Stayer, Allen, Fagan, Stevenson, Gregory, Collins, Davidson, Mr. Briggs. FUTURE FARMERS The Future Farmers of America, more commonly known as the F.F.A., is a national organization of, by, and for boys studying vocational agriculture in public secondary schools under the provisions of the National Vocational 'Edu- cation Acts. lt is a noneprofit, non-political farm youth organization of voluntary membership, designed to take its place along with other agencies striving for the development of leadership, the building of a more permanent agriculture and the improvement of country life. lt constitutes one of the most efficient agricul- ture teaching devices that has been discovered up to the present time. The Redding Chapter PPA. secured its charter lanuary l5, 1930, and was admitted as the 59th chapter in the state. ln the past eighteen years the local chapter has grown in size, in recognition, and in power. Early in the year, the F.F.A. sponsors the annual Ag Ball. This is a gala affair with booths of various kinds. The highlight of the evening is the crown- ing of the Ag Queen. Some additional activities are the Bean Feed, Co-op Quiz, a public speaking contest, the Red Bluff Field Day, the annual School Fair, and the Parents and Sons Banquet. This year the club has established a feed cooperative which enables our students to get their feed at a much lower rate. The students purchased a feed mixer and grinder so that they could grind and mix their own feed rations. This year they have purchased, ground, mixed, and sold over fifty tons of grain, amounting to over 33,000 in value. ,4- 45' BILL IONES FRONT ROW l it to gh! Do ld K e y Ca G a Al dq GLENN ALDRIDGE Re d B 11 P I A th Duify M T yl BACK ROW Im Sl y Albe I Doolln Way 0 Ban' OFFICERS BILL IONES Presrdeht GLENN ALDRIDGE ALBERT DOELKER VICQ PI'GS1d91'11 TOM REED RONALD KUSS Treasurer IERRY TAYLOR WAYNE BARR Sergeant at Arms ARTHUR DUFFY RALPH STEVENSON Reporter BILL STAR Sponsor MR NELDON TAYLOR One ot the h1gh11ghts of the year occurred when LIVE of our boys got State Farmer Degrees and tour boys how have app11cat1ohs turned 1I'1 for th1s degree These fellows are the t1rs ID the 1ast teh years to get the State Farmer Degree They are B111 Iohes B111 Prawl 11m Stayer Char1es Iacohson and Robert Gre- gory Those how GDD1Y1I'1Q are G1e1'1r1 A1dr1dge A1bert Doe1ker B111 Starr and B1a1r1e Me-1'1r11r1g These ooys are a few ot the more acttve ot the merr1hersh1p ot th1s df1V1I'1Q c'1ub The c1uhs motto Learmhg to do Domg to Learn Earr11r1g to LIVE L1v1r1g to Serve :- Ha , IQ h it , , 'X L . , a ri : na uss, I rr in, 1 :rn dri e. Tom e . 1 raw. r ur , r. n or. : 1 u er, r r. n . ' 11M STAYERL 1.....,. A B Hsecferqfy .1.11 L ATERRY cA1N . A . ff-,inf-A , Los N OAUCI-IOS I A IULIUS BEDYNEK IACK TAYLOR OFFICERS IULIUS BEDYNEK Presxdent IACK TAYLOR GEORGIA COOK Vxce Pr-esldent GEORGIA COOK IOAN LIVINGSTON Secretary BARBARA BRAGDON ALICE IENNINGS Treasurer MONDA HALEIY MISS RUTH FISH AdV1SOIS MISS M BRUNINK The Shasta Un1on I-Ixgh School Spamsh Club IS orgamzed for the purpose of encouragrng the prac f1C9 of Spantsh acquamtmg the members wrth the customs hterature arts and gay sp1r1ts of Spam and Span1shAmer1con countrres and zncreasmg the Irrendshrp between these countrzes and our own The motto of thls club ts Knowledge Is Power To become a member you must elther be a student enrolled In a Span1sh class have prevlously taken Spamsh or have a speakmg knowledge ot Spanrsh In order to stay 1n the club the second semester members must have earned at least four pomts These pornts are earned by takrng part rn sluts rn the Span1sh language learnmg Spanrsh songs servmg on a commtttee or actrng as cr charrman or by servmg rn some ofhce of the club The meetmgs are held approxrmately once each month At these meettngs the skrts are the mam mterest for the program because they not only prov1de entertamment but also provlde practlce ln speaking the Spamsh language The mam event of the year IS the Spanrsh Flesta a colorful dance held every sprlng A potluc4 dinner IS also grven IH the fall for club members Any one mterested ln Span1sh should rom thrs club because you are able to become acquamted Wllh the language through practlce 1n speaking lt By learnlng the customs you can understand the people and so mcrease our Spanish Amerxcan nelghbors FRONT ROW left to rxght Monda Haley Carolme Salazar Georgra Cook Ioan Lzvmqsion lack Taylor Iulxus Bedynek Waldo Haley Evelyn Bean MIDDLE ROW Lavolya Still Darlene Hubbard Sylvxa Bernar dmc Sametta Seetton Barbara Bragdon Iack1eM1chael Zeke I-Iendrxcks l.oAnne Knight BACK ROW Wanda Keller Ieamne Conwell Ruth Barcus Barbara Burger Mary Kyse Alrce Iermmgs Barbara Wolford Faye Broome SPANISH FIESTA The Freshma B th B k qth P ala TheFFA B oih CAMERA CLUB DAVID STONE BILL SUBLETT OFFICERS BILL SUBLETT Presrdent DAVID STONE IOI-IN PAWLEY Vrce Presrdent RICHARD CONGDON IOHN RAVENSCROFT Secretary HOWARD MCGORVIN BRADLEY LEONARD Treasurer DON FADO MISS V SATORIUS Advrsor The Camera Club was organ17ed at Shasta Umon Hrgh School for the purpose ot teachlng 1ts members the fundamentals of photography At Irrst the members supplred therr own equrpment ln IQ43 the club began to organlze a darkroom Mr Drmmlck allowed the club to use hrs darkroom Later the club moved to a closet but presently are agarn located rn therr ongrnal darkroom The equlpment the club now owns was assembled slowly as the years progressed Now the darkroom 1S well equrpped and has a speed graphrc flash attachments and all equrpment necessary for takmg and developmg plctures Durlng each meetmg of the club a phase of photography rs presented and d1scussed for the members benefrt Occasronally the club has gone out on held trrps to a local photography store or to the town paper The maln prmcrples ot photography are learned 1n tlrese act1v1t1es These GCllVlI1GS constrtute the mam tunctlons 1D whrch the Camera Club takes part The club was bu1lt up mamly for the members sell lmprovement rn pho tography Now rt embraces the whole school through the two publrcatrons FRONT ROW leit to right Iohn Pawley Walter Mort more Ioan Lwmqston I-Iowa d McGorvln Bradley Leonard BACK ROW David Stone John Ravenscrott Richard Conqdo Brantley Hunter Bxll Sublett Dxck Hoes Other members are Do ald Fado B111 Hart son if l JUNIOR RED CROSS xi EILEEN BLOOD ANONA MONROE OFFICERS Ell EEN BLOOD Presrdent ANONA MONROE IANE FOWLER VICE Pres1dent EILEEN BLOOD LEAH BECKLEY Secretary GAIL EVEREST MISS ORA LEAK Advlsor The lunror Red Cross makes avallable to young people the vast resources of the Red Cross the World around and QIVGS them an opportunlty to help 1n the rellef of suffermq and the preservatlon of human hte and happmess Thrs year the Iunlor Red Cross has undertaken a great proJect the adop t1on of Po1nt Hope a school for orphans 1n Alaska Thls club has collected money through the d1fferent clubs and from 1nd1v1duals rn order to purchase supplles and varlous qoods for thls tar away orphan school Last year several of the members of thls orqamzahon attended the world Wlde conference at San Fran clsco servmq as qutdes The lunlor Red Cross under the d1rect1on of 1ts sponsor Mrss Ora Leak has done much to rrnprove the l1ves of our local communrty and those of other places provmq rtself a truly actrve club ONT ROW lofi io nghl I kl y V Bloklcx d Mu ily H nqt Ma y G ga ck BACK ROW Ellee Bl d B b H if a Bob Gl eu Ho r R chu d I egl fs 4-A I' 54 , , Q A , :fflfh LP' DONALD FADO ,ol.o.,w........o, ...,l.,o,.w.,w . Treasurer. . L . l.,, .,o,, ,,,......,,o, L E AH BECKLEY ' ' ' ' 1 , . FR , ' : ana Fowler, Gail Everest, Ioan Leslie, Leah Bec e , Ianice an n , r n ani on. r ri ri . : n oo , cr s o man, Anon Monroe. iz n, Burton ringion. i r a er. X I t l , , Vii . A ls f . 6' O K X . LATIN CLUB DON RICE GERALDINI-I SCHULTZ OFFICERS DON RICE Pres1dent GERALDINE SCHULTZ DIANE HILL V1ce Prestdent IACK FRIMET MERNA BORUP Secretory VADEN WILLIS GEORGE MACY Sergeantat Arms RAYMOND KASSIS Advlsor MRS IANE CONGDON Lupr Et Lupae the Lattn Club has Just pushed through an QCIIVS year Under the leadersh1p of Don Rlce and Geraldme Schultz the club d1SpOSGd ot 1lS annual Roman Banquet and club outmg w1th great dxspatch and st1ll found tune to hold a skatmg party a booth at the Span1sh Presta and a ptcmc The Roman Banquet wh1ch IS an annual atta1r sponsored by the Latln Club was held on March 14 the mght of the Shakespearean contest Ot prlmary lnterest was the crowmng ot the Rex et Regma the ktng and queen or the banquet At a pompous coronat1on ceremony last year s klng and queen pre sented the crown and scepter to the new royal lme Also of lnterest to students was the slave auct1on a regular feature ot the banquet Even the adv1sor Mrs lane Congdon was sold Slaves are customanly Latm I students The club s spr1ng p1cn1c went off w1thout a hltch It was held at Clear Creek And so for loads of fun and work the Lat1n Club has agatn carr1ed away another memorable page of h1gh school GCl1V1l1GS FRONT ROW left to rrqht Manlyn Harrmgton IoAnn Leshe Carol Io Hall Bob Milton Mary Grigarxck loyce Reynolds Vaden Wxllxs George Macy MIDDLE ROW Burton Harnngton Dxane H111 Ins Grove Lor rame Maxxm Dmne Doughty Vecy Brown Mary Ann Anderson Ruth Steldley Don LeBrun BACK ROW lack I-'nmet Lou s Ghrqhere Lyle Muliord Barbara Kredxs Stephanie Arnold Ianxce Brodshl Gwen Peters Marvm Wrttner 94 I MARY Mccavsriif .C,C,C. ffrreusurerfffffffffffff BORUP Roman Lords Latin Booth ct Spanish Fiesta Rex el Roqinc Lupus Roman Banquet ,.- T' DELOHES GIMBLIN VICKIE ROGERS IO6 lb.- FRONT ROW, left to right: I. Taylor, I. Larrabee, E. Iergentz. P. Fletcher, A. Longstreet, D. Yank, F. Luton. L. Price, S. Haybclll, R. Brouillard. D. Gimblin, B. Moore. V. Rea, B. Iones. SECOND ROW: S. Sholes. C. Hunter, M. Swarts, F. King, I. Downing, M. Leslie. V. Sutton, E. Markham, B. Hanley. M. Ashton, Y. Delay. H- Flaherty, C. Layton. THIRD ROW: F. Burke, L. Reed, I. Mix. P. Boyd, B. Caton, T. Miller, V. Rodgers. D. Clark, K. Cross, I. Lawrence, C. Benneche, I. Noel, R. Yager, D. Norton, N. Dunham. BACK ROW: M. Wittner. E. Hixon. B. Gilzean. B. Michael, C. Swarts. M. Tanner, B. Baker, M. Michael, Miss Anderson. Mr. Haake. PEP SOCIETY OFFICERS DELORES GIMBLIN .President . VICKIE ROGERS MIKE MORGAN , Vice-President DARLENE CLARK MARILYN BREUNING Secretary RENEE BROUILLARD BOB GILZEAN. , i. Treasurer ., BARBARA MOORE MISS ANDERSON , Advisors . , , MR. HAAKE If it's a purple and white pom-pom, a rooter's cap or a window sticker youre looking for, the Pep Society is sure to have it for sale. Selling and all the other activities, including frequent rallies, are part of the purpose of the societyfto promote school spirit. They get results, too, in the form of a peppy and extremely vocal rooters' section in traditional colors. Even the goal posts are glorified with crepe paper to give the football games that added touch. As an extra activity, the most loyal supporters fill the game-going public with cakes and candy and replenish the treasury with proceeds. Once a year pep is concentrated on entertaining the student body at a dance that is sure to be one with the most fun, though not necessarily the most refined. This year the Pep Society is starting a policy of wearing identifying sweaters and pins. So when you see a guy or a gal sporting a pep sweater or a pin, it means hes proud to be a member of the liveliest crowd in the best school of all in California. PEP Color Section. ACTIVITIES Artczig 'Le :tex-: C: - f-Q ., Q QQ, bA,1Q,., 2, ITS f . . .-.J -, ,,,v H... ,A -.,. 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IM: -0...f:. .J rmrtib .,, . ic! the 1-16.1 H-'acc vis I fq' ' ,CTM ur'lYQ1-fi W, LY Mosl-cie AERONAUTICS CLUB CHESTER TODD OFFICERS SQUADRON PILOT CHESTER TODD FLIGHT LEADER LEE ROBERTSON SOUADRON LEADER IOHN ECKSTEIN SOUADRON LEADER BOB KINKEL PURCHASING AGENT TED DEAN SCRIBE IACK LIVINGSTON The Aeronautlcs Club ot Shasta Unton Hrqh School rs a newly orqanlzea club Wlth the add1t1on to the currrculum ot a new aeronautlcs course and the use of a hnk tra1ner and the tac1l1t1es ot the nearby held th1s club was formed The purpose of thrs oraanrzatton shall be to rmpress upon thrs school and communlty an awareness ot the a1r aqe and 1ts advantages Any boy who IS a student ot Shasta Umon Hrah School and IS at least I5 years ot aae IS ehqrble lor membersh1p Thrs new club 1S startmq out as a very actrve club They are already construct Jnq a ahder They have the fuselage and are burldlnq the wrnas The ahder Js expected to be completed th1s year Most clubs have some ottrcral Jnsrqnra Thrs club Js turnlshlna IIS members wrth thaht Jackets The money for these Jackets IS earned by collectma scrap metal and any other Junk that can be sold The mem bers do the collectrnq After srx months good standmq Jn the club the Jackets be come the property ot the 1nd1v1dual An hour s tree tlyrnq trme rs qrven to each ot the members Jn conJunct1on wrth the local arr held Also tlyrna Jnstructrons can l e obtarned at a reduced rate Th1s club under the sponsorshrp of Mr Thompson IS beqrnnma wrth a qood record Anyone Jnterested Jn tlyrnq IS uraed to Jolnt the Aeronautrcs Club RNTROWIH hChkMl1l Id Td Kk1BACKROWG qM IIB kE I IhEckt q 43- x ...une-4 awning?-X, 60 -111.5 'ik ' 1 J, 7. 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N vs...-.-... - ...my ii' hr:-'ax 'k ,gh Ava-dv Ruff 'N Ready' 5-WW FCCTBALL With a steady string of iniuries the Wolves were greatly hampered in their efforts for an undefeated season In true Shasta spirit the team fought hard in every contest and finished the season on top of the Big Six League again for the second year in a row lt didnt take Coach Sharpe long to realize he had championship ma terial and then it didn t take him much longer to make them champions The Wolves started the season out with a bang by scortng ll8 points in their first two games The next two Shasta slowed down and lost one by 14 points and the other one by one After the practice games were over the Wolves settled down and started running like a machine Oroville Su sanville Westwood and Red Bluff went down under the Shasta fast moving backs. Chico was the only scare that Shasta got in league play, but the Wolves held it to an O-U tie. This year's varsity was really a great football team and to the per- son directly responsible for making it so was our own Coach Chuck Sharpe. We certainly have high hopes of more championships to come, especially when we have Coach Sharpe here to guide us. an An, :I FRONT ROW left to nght Swans Gilmore Mxller Curus Trapp Kmcade Kruko Stremple Hurlbert Flemmmg D Spears Duqgms MIDDLE ROW Wade Mxllhouse I. Spears Blancett Sxqg Allen Neuman Munns Von Rader Meeker Bertoldx Allison BACK ROW Mxke Morgan manager l-lallmq McNuti Dans Ray M Dannald Coach Sharpe Shelton Ass1staniCoach Stevens Conway Kelley Haskms VARSITY SCORES Anderson Poll Rrver Wxllows Medford Orovdle Chlco Westwood ousonvrlle , ,. ,, , A , .. Red Bluff , ,, ,- ,, , Eureka , ,, ,, , ,. Shasta Shosto Shosto Shosto Shoslo Shosto Shostcr Shosio Shosto Shosto LAMAR HURLBERT , E TZ . ir 'H fun A DON VON RADER .ff f of 4 3' B08 RAY TACKLE DAVE SPEARS I-IALFBACK HANK DUGGINS QUARTERBACK EMIL SIGG GUARD fi BOB BERTOLDI, HALFBACK A f JACK TRAP GUARD X' BILL HASKINS END gy Q JERRY BLANCETT TACKLE DICK MILLER END ' 9 I fi f 'J , fl 4,, 1 L 'X X X L ,V , V lb 1 ' ji J, if I' X .QJ ' 7 X' 0 ' 'V 0 n Quia S ,QQ C9 ' Q AA1,.l,x g M, , - -wmv Mia, H u 62 Q, Jiang 1 ., X, 9, Ni 1 aw ' 1xf!!9,lf' 5 if x TX ? ' ,Q qw 3? Q if 1715 . QQX' , JAYVEE FOOTBALL SCORES WeavervilleV. .14 34 .A.,,,A .. Willows IV .. .. l2 42. .. . . Yreka IV .. .. . O 27.. . Orland IV .. ... O 34 ..,..,. .. .. Oroville IV ,.,... 13 U ....AOOO Chico IV O,,,.,,,,.. .. 6 28. .,..., Weaverville V ..., U 14 ...,,,,,.A., Susanville IV .. 6 20. ., Red Bluff IV Shasta Shasta Shasta Shasta Shasta Shasta Shasta Shasta Shasta The Shasta junior varsity should have had another championship this year, but just be- fore the only game they lost, two of the first string backfield men were transferred to the varsity. The Pups walked away with every team they came up against by large margins until Oroville's game. After losing the two players and the game, the Pumps made replacements and won the remaining games to place sec- ond in the league race. Besides the teams in the Big Six League, the junior varsity played top teams this year such as Weaverville varsity Willows IV Yreka IV and Orland IV 9Q9,Ql99H,Ql8t9-3 9 693-9.999 9559 ' Vx' 4 Ne MQW.. 444 I-'1 1 Y Rf VARSITY BASKETBALL COACH HARLAN CAKTER DICK MILLER W-gs'-J i HENRY DUGGINS BOB WEICHERS FRONT ROW lei! to ugh! 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B Stewart I Ures I Ielcocxt B Welchers B Harris H Dugqms B Ieler Couch Carter TEAM Beyond a doubt th1s year s Shasta students and town folks have wrt nessed one ot the qreatest basketball teams ever to take court rn tht part of the country Besldes detendrnq therr Brq Srx Conference t1tle the Wolves won 1t aqam for the th1rd year rn a row The Wolves took more than honors when they came out on top of the Srxth Annual Acker Round Robm Tour nament For the second year rn a row the Wolves were rnvrted to the tourna ment of champrons 1n Berkeley where they represented all northern Calr lornla Yes these boys deserve a lot of credlt for thelr teamwork and talr play rn every contest rn whrch they played Our own coach Harlan Carter rs respons1bletorth1s qreat team He has coached rt through a very success lul season by hrs hard work and coachrnq ab1l1ty The team thts year has been bu1lt around the three qxants Bob Welch ers senror who rs 6 3 Henry Duqqrns senror who IS 6 312 and Bolo Harrrs 1un1or who w1ll be 11'19llq1blG to play next year Bob IS the center standrna 6 4 Holdma down the forward spots are lack Duce Lam plouah the left handed wonder who 1S a senror and stands 5 ll and last and smallest but not least IS Drck Mlller the fastest one on the floor who rs a senror and stands 5 lO J f r qi lt ll A t ' - I -A A Q . 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I g gym Q, A - f , ,ff h IL -h , v 3 . 4 ' , A 1 ' - ,, . affix - .,. ,ZZ-vi. .321 , , My ' ,A ., . 3 , wyjzfyawmin Hot under the collar U TEAM The Wolf Pups th s year lost therr t r year hold on the B s B13 Srx Conference trtle Oro vrlle popped up rms year wuh a great lrtfle runcn of boys and took he Utle from he Pups Wllh one of the areenesl t anas that The Reddlnq lan had seen here rn a long Mme the Pups swapped the Utle lor fourth place Under the coachrng of Harlan Farter the Pup had a new type of hall to learn lout durlnq the last part of the season the Pups cauqht on and were dornq very well lt wasnt untll the latter part of the season when the Pups took on the Orovrlle team and Just about beat them that the fans could see me rmprovernent The whole learn was hurll around center Georqe Halcornh who when on the lall con nocted for atleast l7 pomis so when Hal was rn the Pups won or else came very close FRONT ROW left to nqhl Mgr Mace B Brmkerhoff L Bronson T Dcxmels M Hexkka M Frost L Wade M Wxtiner BACK ROW Coach Santure B Dougherty M Zachery K Bauman G Halcomb B Wexnqczrtner A Lmdstrom B Faye I Thompson Coach Carier wx-wir SCCDRES Gram Uruou CSaCramentol Grant Umon CSacramenfol Susanwlle Westwood Orovllle h1co Wh1tmore C Y A Anderson Anderson Wemwood Susanwlle Orovllle Bed Bluff Ch1co Red Bluff Shama Shama Shama Shasta Shama Shama Shasta Shama Shama Shama Shama Shama Shama Shama Shama 2 ' 32 24 ,,.. 22 2 ' 22 228 382 2 2 2 2 ' aaaa 2 2 ,..,... 22229 502 22 22 2 2222 22 2 2 2 22 2 2 38 282 22 2 222 2 ' 22 2 235 l9 2 C ' 2 22 2 2 236 3322 2 22 2 2 2 22 l .22 22 228 38 .222 Bed Bluff 2 2 2222 22 2 22 2 252 29 2 2 22 .Shasta 33 352 22 2 22 2 3l 38 27 472 8 2220 452 2 2 2 2 .222 2 22 2 3l 41 .2.22222 2222 2 2 2 2 ' 222.22 2 38 332 22 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 24l 38 222. 2 ACKER ROUND RQBIN OROVILLE vs SHASTA RED BLUFF vs SHASTA The Srxth Annual Round Robtn Tournament held rn Reddlng for the fourth consecuttve year was won by our own Shasta Wolves by a margln of 54 po1r1ts over Orovllle last year s tournament wmners The best and most excltlng game of the tournament was the last game when our own Wolves dumped the favored Cl11CO f1V9 by the score of 35 3l and thus clnched the tourney The tournament th1s year ln some respects was the best one yet as all teams were more evenly matched every game bemg an upset or very close Shasta won flve out of SIX games played to lead the tourney rn that depart ment The Wolves also made more offensrve pornts and second to the best de fenslve score The games won and lost do not affect the wmnrng of the tourna ment however as the net score determmes the w1nner There were many outstandlng players here at the tournament whlch made the honorary tournament teams very hard to plck Unanrmously chosen as center on the frrst team was Bob Harrls Also unan1mously selected by the Judges as guard was our own Henry Duggrns Morton Kaer h1gh scorer 1n the tournament from Weed was chosen the other guard w1th Henry Duggms Gene Verkerke the best defenslve man 1n last year s tournament and one of th1s year s h1gh scorers was chosen on the f1rst team also Drck Soares another hlgh scorer from Eureka was chosen as the other forward for the ftrst stnng tournament team The second team featured two of Shasta s smallest players Iack Lamplough along w1th Drck Mrller were chosen as forwards TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS IN BERKELEY After the Acker Tournament the Wolves accepted an lnvxtatton to the Tourna ment of Champrons 1D Berkeley Thrs tournament onsrsts of champ1ons of the Bay Area and northern Callfornra The el1m1nat1on type of tournament put Shasta out the frrst nlght when they lost to McClymonds an all colored team whrch came rn second The second ntght saw Shasta play more 1nsp1red ball and w1n from Pac1f1c grove 40 32 The next morn1ng the Wolves dropped the game that would have grven them a chance for th1rd place to Lowell the c1ty champs of San Francrsco That ended the glonous 1949 basketball season for Shasta Dunsmutr Chrco Orovrlle Chlco Red Bluff Orov1lle Red Bluff RICHARD SANTURE C ond D Coach C BASKETBALL SEASON SCORES Shasta Shasta Shasta Shasta Shasta Shasta Shasta Wlth a qreat dlsplay of sportsmanshrp frqhtmq hard rn every battle the C team th1s year came up wrth but an average team Startmq from scratch Wllh mostly freshmen and sophomores Coach Drck Santure whrpped up a fme team 1r1 the short trme he had to work wlth them The W11'11'11HQ came m streaks alonq wtth the losmq Coach Santure rs new here at Shasta th1s year but has shown lots of promrse for turnmq out some fme teams m the future FRONT ROW lelt lo ugh! Duck Boswell Paul Wxllxams Pele Fxles Kenneth Moody Leonard Dollorhxde BACK ROW Couch Scmture hm Wxlllams Bob Bnnkerholl Don Watson Iohn Thompson Daryl Rhoodes D TEAM The l1ttle qlants ot Shasta Hlqh basketball although w1nn1nq but three out of thetr seven games touqht very hard th1s season Great thmgs are expected from these boys tn the future The boys were coached th1s year by D1Ck Santure who handled both the C and D teams SEASON SCORES Dunsmu1r nl'11CO Orov1lle h1co Orov1lle Red Bluff Shasta Shasta Shasta Shasta Shasta Shasta 'E FRONT ROW lah I gh! B b Mlt Cec1lNu:h l Dck Bd ell Bob L 1 g ton Ma o B zolt Larry CI k BACK HOW C h Sat D ald A ey La y Mak Im Bud ell Guy B lay H old Herbs I es Schoteld Daryl Rho ds lt ll ' t,rs,,s,s... 12 20 ..,..,,s,s,,ts,,s,,,t,. V ' ..t. ,s,,..,....,.. 18 23 ...., ,.,.,rs,,t..... ,,st.. 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Blmolqa, D.'r1eminq, A. Cockerill, 1. Iefcoet. rmrm how: 1. Golenorz p.-zseeg, lj. Martin: xf rw, 'M FRANK MCENANEY DARYL RHOADES Although track IS a m1nor sport at Shasta 1t must be remembered that 1t IS the only sport 1n whlch tl1e 1nd1v1dual proves l'11m self ent1rely In track 1t IS every man for hlmselt Th1s year under the d1rect1on of Coach G1lmore Shasta W1ll paruclpate ln a dual meet Wllh Red Bluff the B1q SIX meet the NSCIF S9I'!'11l1DCIlS the tlnals NSCIF and the Orovllle lnv1tat1onal Wlth the many trackmen returnlnq from last year and these comlnq up from the B squad 1t IS hoped that we w11l have an extraordmary track team th1s year l. ln BILL PBAWL TED MEEKER comes late 1n the year and the yearbook deadllne comes the last Week m March the baseball scores and story of the qames can not be entered There are many returrnnq veterans from last year and they Wtlt prob ably hold thelr old pos1t1ons The rest ot the club w1ll be green Last year s season was very successful all except for the loss of pltcher Loule Boehle After wmnmq three league qames and one shut out Boehle pulled a muscle and was unable to pltch for the remamder of the season The Wolves ended up 1n a he for second place wlth a record of three w1ns and three losses Catcher Gary Elsmlxe BASEBALL Some of the returnlnq veterans are catcher Gary Elmshe, center helder D1clc Mxller, and rlqht ttelder Lefty Maxham Each of these boys have three year's prevt ous expertence On the mound this year w1ll be Ray Swarts Ray, who IS rtqht handed, has had two years ot expertence ' 'W'fW'XfiZ??7Q' w I V I Due to the tact that the baseball season it I M , , 1 1 BCXINC The boxinq tournament held here at Shasta was one of the finest, and featured one of the best hiqh school boxers in north- ern California, Al Nuckols, who won his bout in a walkaway. The purpose of the tournament is for the benefit of the Athletic Injury Fund. All pro- ceeds from the tournament go into the Athletic Injury Fund. This fund takes care of all bills of players hurt while out for athletics. mwifwam Those who won a crown 95 pounds Cecil Nichols lU5 pounds ll5 pounds 125 pounds 135 pounds l45 pounds l55 pounds l65 pounds lim Bidwell Clyde Bisnett Chuck Mills Chuck Iacobson Ray Bertaqna Al Nuckols Don Toenies Heavy weight Art Duffy Weiqhinq l77 X Q. ' 1 .. ,kd , , sf- . faimazuwf ' . MISS IARMON MRS. SHUMAN Since Girls' Physical Education is a required subject, the classes are very large, consisting of a hundred or more girls. These girls learn and play about eight different sports during the year under the supervision of Miss larmon and Mrs. Shuman, the Girls' Physical Education instructors. Some of the sports, such as softball, speedball, and tennis, give the girls a chance to play out- side during good weather. Other sports, such as badminton, basketball, ping pong, volleyball, and shuffleboard, keep the girls busy inside when the weather is bad. ln the gym classes the girls are encouraged to relax and have a good time. BADMINTON CHAMPIONS PING PONG FRONT HOW, le!! to right: I. Grove, S. Sutton. G. Wright, G. Hayes LEFT TO RIGHT: Roberta Calhoun. Pat Milton. Marge Daniels. BACK ROW: G. Cameron, B. Bragdon, F. Orsini, P. Milton. is 'Z' gr t7 u ,I 'X -.H.. ,YW ' few Cne oi the new qirls' sports at Shasta this year was a aarrie called snufflehoara. The azrls '.-rent for lf in a kia way, , I '. 4.1 1 i 1 fe' 8 , I A Running the track was one oi the physical develf tipnient activities. . W Volleyball is always an excitina aame which re- quires alertness and skill. This qaine always gives all the .girls a :hanre t., inlay. Softball is a sport whioli :gets the qirls outside playf ina in fresh apr and sun- shine. lt lS played ntostly , , .I. ,f'.:- SLflI.-Q. 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To get marned before 80 To date a certatn brunette To s1ng1n some To graduate from Yale To get a drplorna To graduate tn 49 To please Mr Morford To be a good cook To lose my nlckname To get there To be a geologtst To do my own bookkeep1ng To s1t rn the trophy case To attend the World Serres To know what the shop guys do To go to IC rn Reddtng To understand football To become a teacher To lose my fear of 1ce skatlng To leave the gym fore the bell To take a trrp to Scotland To be a burlesque queen fhall To drrve truck To walk w1th swmgmg stnde To buy a pohcy from Clark L To become a teacher To be a professronal loafer To be a Prof at Ch1co State To dernoltsh Shasta Hrgh To go to Canada To buy for a large store To marry hlm To be a bank clerk To srt by my boss To be flrst flute To understand one blond To rarse the devtl and survlve To have fun To push Stewart over Nlagara To get along wrth Ted To go to Europe To be a secretary To marry a school teacher To ret1re at an early age To be a pug1l1st1c1nstructor To run around Saturday nlghts To teacn chool To be a man of d1st1nct1on To se the world To get out of htgh school To be a wrtter To be a nurse To be a mrllronarre To be an All Amencan center To slrde down a SUHS banxster To get a man N1 PAG PROPHECY Santa Claus Stunmng stenographer Ch1mney sweep Leadtng lady Merry wrdow Flea tamer Balloon seller Ham actress Angel? 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To be a horse trader To be a sarlor To be a secretary To k1ll a legal buck To lose ten pounds To postpone everythmg To skate 1n Shasta s halls To shorten deer season To play pro football To get out of here To struggle through college To make a fortune To be on trme for school To be slrm Cllke Trbbrttsl To do somethrng drfferent Newman Arnold To porson Mac To be a HS teacher To become a swabbre To own the Pastrme To go to Santa Clara U To develop a personallty as Wouldn t you llke to know To graduate To be a beautrcran To be a knlght of the road To be a loggmg contractor To go to college To get out of SUHS To go to Harvard To be an opera smger To be a football player To take off some flesh To be a forest ranger To be a champ bronc rrder To get an AB degree To be a hbrarran To graduate To D9 a surgtcal nurse to graduate To go to Sacramento' To be a dog catcher To D9 a phtlosopher of the road To rve up to my nrcknames To play football To stng l1ke Lamplough K NTINU PKG 1-4 PROPHECY Krooner Meteorologrst Ha1r stylrst Cheesemaker Champ typlst HS prrncrpal Or1ental dancer Credrtor Artxst s model Glllette salesman Vagabond lover Car salesman Swrmmrng rnstructor Wlgwam manufacturer Crnder burner Pruneprcker Pa1nless Parker Afrtcan game hunter Werght l1fter Presrdent Baby ktsser lunk dealer Palmlst Movre she1k Hoochr koochr dancer Queen of the cowqlrls Lady barber Ladres man Danderme demonstrator Captarn Krdd Salvatton Army Don Iuan Mrs P Fearless Fosdlck Prrvate secretary Vamprre Drum malorette Hymn teacher Shoe shtne boy Car hop Acrobat Pruner lvftlkmard Fan dancer Charrty worker Bathtng beauty B llhop Tvfechanrc Pres of Mexrco Flagpole srtter Joverness lvfatrlmony Postman Pharmacrst Drtch drgger Cartoonrst Doctor rcttc torc ttcc r c tts otrcr n rr M ctno no at ' ....c... 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Gilmore 8. Al I46 I e TUWI'1SfU11i FOR NEWS AT ITS BEST Read the REDDING RECORD SEARCH LIGHT LAND O GOLD ICE CREAM COMPANY DAIRY PRODUCTS Ice Crea Thats a Dream HOFFMAN JEWELERS DIAMONDS WATCHES 0 RINGS DIAMONDS OUR SPECIALTY 1409 MARKET STREET PHONE 1345W GOOD LUCK SENIORS lm QQFK1 'iw 'Q TEMPLE HOTEL '?r Reaso ab1e Rates ? 1401 Markei Phon O20 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS DOWNARD BROS STUDIO PHOTOS OF DISTINCTION I , m ' 1 I I tfffx RN ,f ' , f , '1 .5 A f , -,' r - .11- , A 1411 ' -Iwi, f f'I g'4 -w' 'E ' U. 55-fx ! L 5 - 1. 111, .J - , f f- 4, -5395 H - I-L+ if AEIIQQ j. , ' Qzlllw 1. e I , MARY LEE'S BEAUTIFUL CLOTHES for BEAUTIFUL WOMEN 1340 Market Phorte 582 BUY YOUR ARROW SHIRTS T H O M P S O N S Where the Drscrrmrncztmq Mom Lrkes to Shop J P BRENNAN GRADING and PAVING o ROAD and BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION GENERAL CONTRACTING Home OIIICG 1343 Butte Street Phone 31 Reddmq CC111forr11c1 PICK YOUR SHOES from THE MARVELOUS SELECTION SHOE STORE VIVIAN S DRESS SHOP FINE THINGS for FINE LADIES Market Street Reddmq Cc:t11Iorn1cr at 1 at B U RTO N 'S There's cr Ecrd IH your future TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES GOOD LUCK from VA N C E T E I R L I444 YUBA STREET REDDING CALIFORNIA STEWART ELECTRIC GENERAL ELECTRIC HOME APPLIANCES Wlde Selectlon of Records COME IN AND SPEND AN HOUR WITH SMOOTH SAILING SENIORS IN A BUICK from E BUICK COMPANY CGIIIOIHIG cmd Tnnxty Street H HILDA BOWER B A S S T T CONGRATULATIONS THISSELL FURNITURE COMPANY N I-IANSON TRAYLOR MOTORS KAISER d FRAZER MOTOR CARS I92OI OAK GROVE MARKET R wH 3X MILES SOUTH OF REDDING HIGHWAY 99 SOUTH CARL A WILLIAMS INSURANCE d REAL ESTATE 1438 Y Io NYE 84 OXLEY GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY Y d B U from the Q Hiwcxy 99 - orth I , GH C Sh d O Phone - . 12 Fool: ' :ooo STPFE5 H, L. WEINGARTNER 0. E. RILEY 'NRE' N CIT1 F Ph 1660 Q 4 I 5 S I G C I H I I. aff COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY I BEDDING 1752 Oreqon Phone 1616 SHASTA BOX LUMBER PRODUCTS Hrqhwcty 99 South Phone 862 E VA N S B R O S IEWELERS ELGIN AMERICAN COMPACTS BULOVA WATCHES 1419 Market Street Phone 1772 FOSTER'S FREEZE An Ice M1114 Product Htqhwoy 99 North Reddmq GOODLOE FURNITURE COMPANY COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS 1343 Tehorno Phone 722 .f f. M, F . - 0 IAMES YOUNG HARDWARE CO FARMER S MARKET BRICKWOOD RICHFIELD OIL PRODUCTS 1 k 1163 REDDING TRUCK SERVICE GMC TRUCKS and PARTS y L R dd ELMER W I UNKANS PONTIAC SALES and SERVICE SMITH FURNITURE COMPANY Everythrnq for the Home N thR dd q WILLIAM HARRISON CO C1othes That Prt M k 1332 BUD S QUALITY MEATS PRIME BEEF VEAL LAMB PORK 1404W N hR Li MCCONNELL S CIGAR STORE The Smoker s Haven TOMMY CLEONE P 1 1419 Y BIG MARKET FOUNTAIN The Soda Lover s Heaven 164 C 1 I GOOD LUCK SENIORS EATON S EMPORIUM DRUG CO M k TURNER S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY ISIOM SPROUSE REITZ CO , INC HVARIETIESH Marke 21 1 R GENSLER LEE Everyth1nq1n IeweIry 1516 Grke C 1 SIM NATHAN Shoes for the Whole Fam11y 1553 Mar e one 348 W COMMERCIAL PRINTING CO. NO IOB TOO SMALL 2 ureka Way 'tone P' RUDY'S SHELL SERVICE SHELL OIL PRODUCTS 1200 C urt Phone 573 M TOWNE'S COFFEE SHOP Complete Meals 1 41 k 1 Ph 6 7 I 15511 1f1arkf,-tStrf: ' P1tfgrtfv348-I H2,h'.'.'ay 39 South Phone 25- -4 980 Ivar et Street Phone Cf mms South 9 ing B t T ct or e in Ph 32 553 Market I 1543 CY GI PITCH Benton Tract Phone - ort ed ing I . TOD. b Ph 65 7 a i omia Ph 173 I I I 1527 ar et Street Phone 13 arket Phone 392 1520 . -t Ph - M .t Ph A ZITI U . k t Ph - 18 O E P1 1411 FOR THAT CRISP LOOK HAVE YOUR CLOTHES CLEANED by Ihe REDDING LAUNDRIES FIND THE PARTS YOU NEED ROTHERS AUTO PARTS SALES cmd SERVICE Cc:1I1Iom1Q Crt Placer I-IASLETT 84 ESMOND ALL YOUR OFFICE EOUIPMENT NEEDS ON TEHAMA BETWEEN MARKET AND CALIFORNIA STREETS MCCOLL S INC HOME APPLIANCES DAIRY PRODUCTS BESI WISHES FROM SULLIVAN A CROWE EQUIPMENT COMPANY INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER PRODUCTS MOTOR TRUCKS FARM cmd INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT AnqeIo cmd So Market St Re-ddmq, Ccxhf 5, I, V, A F , Y ct l 1 f' ru A BENTON FIELD Instructxon ond Charter SSYVICG Alrcroft Soles ond Servlce Reddlnq one BEST WISHES from COLBY G SMITH OLDSMOBILE SALES ond SERVICE HGH X I Hx gym IUC! C0 BOONES WHOLESALE CANDY AND TOBACCO 1226 NORTH CALIFORNIA PHONE 590W BE SURE AND VISIT the NEW HOTEL REDDING In Downtown Reddlnq THATCHER 8. LOWDEN CHEVROLET SALES and SERVICE AAA Towmq Servlce I729 CGIIIOIDIG Street Phone 1245 , SEWER blip' 153-,5 GOOD LUCK, SENIORS I A 'LI ' Ph 953 A 4 l , 5 Ulm, E V 'C 0 lu 'X . u I ' I I MNT. I SHUFFLETON MOTOR Ulf lllml E0 IIXLCQ CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH M u 183 Market Stre I Phono 928 EEST WISHES 49ERS W D BILL JEFCOAT CHEVRON GAS STATION SGIVICG Smce 1927 Estcbhshed 1928 Corner Market Street and Eureka Way THE BEST OI' LUCK CLASS OF 49 WE RE REALLY GOING TO MISS YOU SHASTA MAID FOUNTAIN 1521 Market Street Re-ddmq Ca11Iorr11a JOHN NIELSON MOTOR COMPANY IINE BARGAINS IN USED CARS DODGE PLYMQUTH ALFORD 84 KELLEY 1249 Market Street Phone 1352 1325 Market S5991 Phone 505 F F HAPPINESS and SUCCESS I from T e GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL WE EXTEND OUR BEST WISI-IES TO TI-IE GRADUATING CLASS OF '49 A I MOTOR COURT AND GIFT SHOP 2025 MARKET STREET REDDINC, CALIFORNIA f - z.,-N Q jf., -PIM:- 'I 5 , . I -I N I M N -. ...,, . ' rv , F, D -U II Il If If . . v - I I , .. I ' a dw ' A. I I A I DON HEMSTED S Van and Storage Agent MAYELOWER VAN LINES fNG11OD widel R dd ng R S MALLERY S FLOWERS 27 Ji P e 80 KEEP ER S RADIATOR SERVICE Cleaning o Repairing a Recoring N Loads of success to the Seniors of 49 FRANK B PLUMMER Insurance DAMBURGER They re Good' Try One' Yub S SHASTA CASCADE Sporting Goods and Hobby Shop L1 Cars STUDEBAKER Trucks WINETROUT MOTOR COMPANY 1,513 Calf d q C I ONES SIGN SERVICE t swll 25 Plcr tnF BEST WISHES CLASS OF 49 is M kt fi q COURTESY of MAXINE S APPAREL Merchandise for Every Occasion MISS PAT S STUDIO 1 P Ladies Ready to Wear EDITH S -X DOBROWSKY S IEWELRY STORE A Complete Stock M COMPLIMENTS ot C PENNEY COMPANY SUCCESS TO SENIORS from GOLDEN BIRD GOOD LUCK SENIORS CITY BAKERY 1 TYPEWRITERS ADDINC MAC 111Nl COOD LUCK VANCE TEIRL z'UBfi STREET REDDING MUSIC BALDWIN and WINTER PIANOS ZYUB STREET l REL 1 L1 C-'ILE RN ' Ii' I ' . ' For the finest in corsaqes and other floral design E i L3 1 2 l arke! hon 19 , . 1 14175 F'-Hekc VUY Redf-11111 1445 Eureka lNay R'-tllinfi 1318 G Ueet Has Everything Yo Need When beter signs are made, Ione i make thi-in' ' iornia Red in , alifornia 19 G 6 near Ben O ield , I THE SMART SHOP Come in and get those tree knitting lessons 40 ar e Red in , California 540 me Slfeel I I 1 I flotlifls for . 11 Ovrafsifv ., I 1412 arlcet Street Phone 95-M I. . 14-113 Mtirk-At Str--e? Re-dt ina Calif tim. N N -C, . 1 n . I .ni I , from 1444 l .' T . RECDING, C'.l.l.1EiRN1A l31 A PHONE 164 ,. PD NC, .. l O...'l.3-. COMPLIMENTS CQMIDLIMENTS SHASTA LOAN THE BIG MARKET IEWELRY SPORTING ooons I6 C It d C It GOOD LUCK CM DICKER INC Rad FINE CLEANING MODERATE RATES NABORHOOD CLEANERS CENTRAL VALLEY J D COMPLIMENTS INSURANCE REAL ESTATE CENTRAL VALLEY PUBLIC MARKET PETE S SERVICE STATION JAMES ELECTRIC AND GROCERY COMPANY H W 37W I2 PATRONIZE THE DAISY ADVERTISERS of of 0 Phone 173 Telephone 883 47 C1 1 ornio Street Red inq, C11 . . , . e inq's Finer Store V 1 9 Downtown Redding A5 , ot . of I ' I'k ' eh ' b t d ' . 1 on R' ht on t. e oy to Shostot Dom Phone ' ' THE FGRTY-NINEBS STGBY CContinued from page 203 Shasta won the league football championship with the aid of first-stringers Dave Spears, Del Kincaid, Dick Miller, Paul Stremple, lack Trapp, Hank Duggins, and Bill Haskins. The team chose Spears and Stremple as co-captains. We are also proud of our senior basketball players. The A team won the basketball cham- pionship. Hank Duggins, Dick Miller, lack Lamplough, and Bob Wetchers were the senior mainstays on the team Four senior boys participated in the Acker tournament won by Shasta this year Hank Duggins made the first all tourna ment team and Miller and Lamplough made the second Ten senior boys sup ported the baseball team Thirteen went out for Shasta High s track team Pat Milton headed C S F for the last semester and other seniors also held offices in this organization Three seniors earned C S F life memberships They were Barbara Hall Allen Friebel and Dorothy Heryford Babs Hoffman won the Lions Club contest again in her senior year ln the Ag department we were represented by Glenn Aldridge as president of the F F A and Bill Prawl president of the Sacramento Valley Begion F F A The school play this year was comprised mostly of seniors and lim Williams held the lead Our class also put on the enior play in which Alden Cockerill was the lead Frankie Madrid and lim Murphy were editors of the Volcano first and sec ond semesters respectively And this yearbook which we the class of l949 so proualy present to you was edited by lim Williams Our four years were climaxed by the election of Frank McEnaney and Terry McKinney as presidents of cur student body They skillfully guided the students through a year s activities Other seniors who assisted Terry and Frank in leading the student body were Helen Flaharty Bob Weichers Allen Friebel Marilyn lohnson Bob Ste fart Pat Milton and Frankie Burke Thus ended our final year in Shasta We had reached the long sought after goal We nad proven ourselv s wort iy From scared little freshmen a large per centage of our nu uber had d ve op d into stud nt leaders ours was an excep tional class W had lived up to ur name ot four years in wh h we learned to acc pt n W responsibilities with ease With the super is n afid guidance cf our t acners and Miss Satorius our senior c unselor xx e n ll find ourselx es at graduation ready to go on w tn confid nce to distant hor 2 ns For what x er we acc neolisb in tne y ars to corn whatever achiex em-ents we tain we will alw ys refnernber that as you Shast Hia who gave us ur s art lNe tls f ty niners thank ycu MARILYN IOHNSON , Q . . . . I 'll I f I f ' 1 A L t . C- 1 A . , ' i n ' e l e ' e c g - A . e t o . . We will forever cherish tne memory of Shasta in our hearts-the memory ' ' ic e e t A . ' i io.. . ' e ' 's ' , c ' o , re ..o,- T ' 'ei l ' , il. ' e e t A i o i. , e f C ry ' LQ ' e nie, ' ' A c at ' + ' a f i e . it , a ' -o 'Z . , .e or. - ' c , . . . PUT YQUR X HYAR PUT YGUR X HYAR PUT YQUR X HYAR PUT YQUR X HYAR PUT YQUR X HYAR PUT YQUR X HYAR PUT YCDUR X HYAR PUT YGUR X HYAR PUT YCDUR X HWYAR