Shasta High School - Daisy Yearbook (Redding, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1951 volume:

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She has lruly helped lo rnalce Shasla a beller school lor us all. ln apprecialion ol her olevolion lo Shasla l-liqh and her enlhusiaslic inleresl in sludenl affairs lhe slall ol lhe l95I Shasla Daisy oledicales lhis volume lo Mrs. Janelle Brinkerholl. Q f Lzl- Q 1 ,V 4 W Av .K-,KJ I 4., . .7 4 Lf I L..f1,.x,- .M 4 ws V ,, 4 .,k..r.,L., L s i i--fs-Q Q 3 41 , I -l.x...i.'vkY' H r WSH UT EUNHNTS SCHOOL. ORGANIZATIONS. SPORTS... CAMPUSLJFB .. ADVERTISEMENTS DISTRICT Members oT The Class oT '5l, who are soon To be graduaTed Trom an accrediTed high school, will be able To c:apiTaIize on The Training and experience They have received aT ShasTa I-Iigh. Those who enTer The armed Torces will Tind ThaT having Tinished a Tour- year high school course will give Them a deTiniTe advanTage in The conTribuTion They can make in The service oT Their counTry, and in Taking personal advanTage oT opporTu- niTies Tor pIacemenT and advancemenT as They come. Many oT Those enTering gainTuI empIoymenT will likewise Tind opporTuniTies Tor specialized worlc aT a premium wage because oT Their high school Training and because oT The man-power shorTage in indusTry as a resuIT oT war mobiIiza+ion. There are always some young people who are unwillnig To accepT deTerred values. IT They worlc Today, They are noT saTisTied unless They geT paid Today. ConsequenTIy, They Tind going To school To be quiTe dull. The reward Tor sTudy and drill is aImosT always deTerred To a IaTer monTh or year. BuT iT is also cerTain and saTisTying. Those who are graduaTing This year will Tind iT especially so. They will soon realize Trorn compeTiTive experience ThaT The compIeTion oT a high school program has been basic To Their suc- cessful adiusTmenT and progress in aduIT IiTe. We commend Them To The TuTure, having conTidence ThaT They will be boTh happy and successTuI. And we shall be pleased Tor having shared in making Them so. JACKSON PRICE, DisTricT SuperinTendenT SUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPAL,'S MESSAGE As members ol lhe class of l95l, you have compleled lour years ol formal high school educalion, and you are now ready lo receive your diplomas. As you loolc back lo 'rhe lime you were in +he lhird grade, you will remember Pearl Harbor and lhe evenls of 'rhe World War Il which followed. When you slarled high school, world condilions had much improved and lhe lulure loolced very bright Now, as you are aboul To complele high school and +o lake your parl as a young adull cilizen, nalional and world condilions are again becoming difficult lvlany of The sludenls who allended Shasla Union High School only a shorl' lime ago are now in lhe Korean conllicl. No doubl many of you will be called 'ro fhe service of our counlry. H' is very difficull' +o predicl lhe lulure. However, all of you have had lhe privilege of growing up and gelling your formal eclucalion in a 'Free counlry, which is somelhing many young people of Your age have never lcnown. The class of l95l has been an oulslanding class, one lhal has succeeded in a greal many underlalcings. I am conlidenl 'rhal as you go oul from high school you will do your par? in' slriving and working lor an enduring peace lor 'lree people in a free world. HAROLD PUFFER, Principal JOAN NEWTON EDITCDRIALLY SPEAKING We have chosen Trees as fhe lheme for fhe l95l Shasfa Daisy for Jrwo reasons: first because 'frees form +he backbone of Shasfa Coun'ry's greaf leading induslry, and secondly. because lrees seem fo be sym- bolic of vilaliiy, endurance, and confinuous grow+h. lf is said 'rhal ihere is a ring on +he +runlc of each free for every year oi life. While we have cornparalively 'Few of fhese rings on our 'free of life, The Shasia Daisy is devoied To fhe experiences and memories of lhe pasf four. We hope 'rhal if will fulfill Hs purpose of commernorafing These years 'ro you, and ihaf our fufure years will be 'rhose of consfanfly unfolding slrenqlh and usefulness. Joa n Newfon If 5TA D JOAN NEWTON BETTY RICE Edifor in Chief Managing Ediior DON FADO ERNIE BARNETT Photographer Phoiographer KATHRYN LOWRY VIRGINIA KENNEDY Business Manager Feafure Edifor DICK ESTES ZEKE HENDRICKS Bovs' Sporfs Edifor Circulafion Manager POLLY TRAPP GWENN PETERS Girls' Sporis Edifor EdiforiaI Edifor LARRY HIGBEE LARRY WEBER Adveriising Manager Ari Edifor VERNA BLACK Adverfising Manager INo picfurel DAISY SALESMEN CAROL STANLEY VIRGINIA KENNEDY More Daisys were sold Ihis year Ihen ever before. This year, 950 yearIoooIcs were sold by 25 diliqenr saIesnnen. These saIesrnen did a wonderful iob and The Daisy sraff is very grareful Io Ihern. The Iwo Iop seIesmen were Carol Sfanley and Virginia Kennedy who each sold approximafely IOO books. DAISY SALESM EN FIRST ROW, Iefr Io righf: L. Higbee, D. Fado G. Bronson, L. Weber, J. BaIdwin, B. Bedynek. SECOND ROW: E. Barneff, G. Ellis, P, WiIIiams, D. Esfes, L. Clark, D. Siewarf, J. Golenor. THIRD ROW: P. Trapp, B. Rice, G. Pefers, R. Berroldi, K. Lowry, V. Kennedy, C. Stanley, C. Braafhen, L. Keefer. 4 SEHUUL 'Tis educafion forms flwe common mind: Jus? as Hwe Twig is benf 'rhe +ree's inclined -Alexander Pope il , 5 4 'A' Nf y f-fzggfiviy, fy' ' 1 J. Cm,r'f,w of Jaw Duwnnf : Sm L A MISS ORA LEAK MR. ADRIAN STANGA MRS. ELSIE WORTLEY Colleqe ol The Pacific, Chico Siale College Brigham Younq Universiiy Sfanlord Universiiy Commercial Subiecls Universil l alll a Cifizenship and English Freshman Boyz' Counselor Enqlish Freshman Girls' Councelor Q Srgomore 'r ' ounzfflor lull' ' MR. RONALD WAGNER MR. CHARLES DENNY MISS VERONICA SATORIUS Kansas Slale Colleqe, Slanlord Universily Universiiy ol California Colorado Siafe Colleqe Vice Principal Maihemalics Sie-noqraphy, Relail Sellinq Junior Counselor Dean of Girls Sophomore Boys' Counselor Senior Counselor FACULTY MR. LESLIE ABRAHAM Universify of California Algebra and Geornefry MISS MARY LOU BEATY Universify of California Typing, Cifizenship, I-lisfory MR. ROBERT BECKETT San Jose Sfafe College, Uniyersify of California Biology, Boys' Cvlee, Orchesfra MR. JULIUS BEDYNEK Oregon Sfafe College, Universify of California Mechanical Drawing MRS. MARY LEE BLACKETTER Universify of Colorado, Uniyersify of Nebraska English MR. EVERETT BLIZZARD Iowa Sfafe College, Universify of California Basic Mafh, Algebra, Mechanical Drawing MISS MARGARET BRUNINK Universify of California Spanish, French MR. WALLACE BURT Universify of Nofre Darne, Universify of California Commercial MR. HARLAN CARTER Sfanford Universify Machine Shop, General Shop, Baslcefball Coach MRS. JANE CONGDON Uniyersify of Minnesofa, Universify of California, Universify of Oslo Lafin, Annual Publicafion MISS MARJORIE COTTON San Jose Sfafe College Girls' Physical Educafion, Physiology and General Business MR. WALTER DIMMICK Uniyersify of Soufhern California Basic Mafl'i,Cl'1emisfry, Physics MISS RUTH FISH Universify of California, Universify of Argenfina English, Algebra, Spanish MRS. CLARA GILL Chico Sfafe College, Uniyersify ofArizona English MR. CARL GILMORE Oregon Sfafe College Boys' Physical Educafion, Junior College Co-ordinafor of Afhlefics MR. JOHN GRANTHAM San Francisco Siaie College Boys' P. E., J. V. Foolball, Varsiiy Traclc MR. RICHARD HAAKE Universiiy of California Journalism, Ailenclance Supervisor MR. NORMAN HAMLIN Sacrarnenlo Siafe College, Universily of California English MR. JACK HAWKINS San Jose Sfale College Ari Meial Shop, Woodworlc, Machine Shop, General Shop MR. MAX HENDERSON California Siale Polylechnic College Agriculfure MRS. BARBARA HENNINGER Mills College Biology MR. GEORGE HENNINGER Universiiy oi Chicago English, Vocabulary MRS. ZILPHA HIEHLE Chico Sfafe College Aris, Homecraffs M R. HAROLD HILLMAN Universily of California af Davis Farm Shop MISS JUANICE HOCKING Placer College. Chico Siaie College Typing, General Business, Boolrlceeping MR. STANFORD JACKSON Fresno Slafe College, Naiional University oi Mexico Universiiy of California Ciiizenship MRS. HELEN JAMES Oregon Siale College Homemalcing MISS LIDA JARMON Oregon Sfaie College Girls' P. E. MISS GRACE JESSEN Universiiy of California U. S. Hisiory, World Hisfory MISS BEATRICE KEMPF Universiiy of California, College of Arfs Craffs Ari MR. W. W. KIMMELL Universify of Oregon, Oregon Sfaie Shop MISS VELMA KINLOCK Universify of California af Sanla Barbara Homemalcing MR. DAVID MARR Oregon Sfaie, Universily of Idaho Band, Girls' Chorus, Band Lessons iii 2 M? ww. MR. DONALD MARVIN Universify of California Cifizenship MRS. ELIZABETH MOODY Universify of Moniana Enqlish MR. CLARK MORFORD Kansas Sfaie U. S. Hisfory, Civics, Ciiizenship MR. ARTHUR NELSON Universify of California, Fresno Sfaie Colleqe Machine Shop MRS. JOHNNIE LEE PADGETT Uniyersify of Soufhern California Enqlish MR. JOHN PETERSON Universify of Soufhern California Speech, English, Dramafics MRS. FLORENCE PRATER Chico Sfafe College Home-making MR. RICHARD SANTURE Uniyersify of California Driver Eclucafion, C and D Baslceiball Coach MR. CHARLES SHARPE Chico Sfale, iowa Sfafe Gym, Varsily Foofball MR. EARL SHOUB San Mafeo Milifary Science Cadefs' MRS. ZOLA SHUMAN Universify of California Girls' Physical Educafion MR. JOHN SPENCER Universify of Ufah. Chico Siafe College General Science. Home Mechanics MRS. BETH STARR Uniyersify of Colorado School of Nursing School Nurse, Resfricfive Gym MR. C. K. STEVENS Universify of Soufhern California Boys' Physical Educafion MR. NELDON TAYLOR Ufah Sfafe Aqriculfure MRS. ROSE THATCHER Universify of California Cifizenship MRS. EVELYN TWADDLE College of Pacific, Universify of Washinqion. San Jose Slafe Commercial, Placemenf MR. W. A. WATROUS Uniyersify of California, Uniyersify of Chicago, Universify of Oklahoma Mafh, English, General Business Cifizenship DON KIMBALL DON PRICE Characlers are Jon, Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior, and Marcia, his leminine counlerparl. Selling is Shasla's Halls. ACT I, JUNE I, I948 Jon- To lhinlc lhal our lirsl year al Shasla Hi is over and we're almosl Sophomoresf' Marcia- We've had lun. Jon- We've had wonderlul ollicers lhis year: Harry McDowell and Marlin Rendahl as presi- denls: Belly Bryceson and Roberl Doherly as vice-presidenlsq Pal McGralh and Marilyn Breun- ing were secrelaries: Jo Anne Lawrence and James Diclcs were lreasurers1 and Belly Cooper and Marie Lloyd had awlully cule yells worlced oul. Marcia- We did prelly well in alhlelics loo. Jon- Yes, Boelc and Fagin were on lhe loolball leam as Freshmen, and Jeler made lhe B baslcelball leam. Marcia-- I almosl hale lo see lhis year end. Jon- I do loo in a way! ACT II, JUNE I, I949 Jon-- Hi Marcia! Are you all ready lor gradu- alion lonighl. Marcia- Jusl lhinlc anolher year's gone by. Jon- I don'l leel any dillerenl lhan I did lasl year. Marcia- I leel a lillle more sell-conlidenl, a lillle olcler. ll seems lo me lhal l lil in beller lhis year. Jon-- Our J. V. loolball leam came wilhin one hall game ol lhe championship. ln baslcelball lhe B leam was composed moslly ol Sopho- mores, and Jeler played on lhe A leam lhis lime. ln lraclc wilh Harding, Golenor, Slrawn, Kimball, Boelc, and Willner, lhe B leam won lhe championship. Marcia- This is lhe year lhey passed lhe bond issue lor lhe Junior College. Jon- And lor enlarging lhe High School. Marcia- We've been luclcy again lhis year in our choice ol ollicers. Don LeBrun and Marlin Ren- dahl were presidenls: Belly Harrison and Bob Doherly were vice-presidenls: Carol McNeese and Imogene Combs acled as secrelaries: Bob THE SENIOR STORY IA play in four aclsl Doherly and Dale Slrawn handled lhe money: Don McDowell and Marilyn Breuning were class represenlalives: Belly Elder and Freda Orsini were yell leaders. ACT III, JUNE I, I950 Marcia- ll doesn'l seem possible lhal anolher year is over, an imporlanl year loo. From now on we're Seniors and lhal's praclically gradu- ales. Jon- Many Junior lellermen were on our loolball leam: Blalock, Mills, Jeler, Kimball, Esles, Hen- driclcs, and Golenor. We didn'l have loo good a baslselball season, bul lhere were many Juniors on lhe leam. ln lraclc we won lhe A and B championship and came wilhin a game ol lhe championship in baseball. Marcia- The school has changed since we slarled. There's so many more people now. Jon- Wasn'l il lunny lo hear lhem building lhe J.C. and adding lhe new wing. Marcia- Dick Congdon and Jaclc Golenor were good presidenls, weren'l lhey? Jon- UhuhI Marvin Willner and Larry Weber were vice-presidenls. Marianne Anderson and Beverly Grace were secrelariesi Jim Hamillon and Bruce Presley were lreasurers: Harry Mc- Dowell and Diclc Esles represenled lhe class al Sludenl Council meelings: Jody Leonard, Diclc Congdon and Belly Elder were yell leaders. Marcia- I guess lhe J.C. will be linished nexl year. Jon- Il'II be lun being Seniors. l'm loolcing lor- ward lo il. ACT IV, JUNE I, I95I Marcia- ll's here, Jon. We're gradualing lonighl. I can'l even bear lo lhinlc ol il. I leel so alone and lar away lrom everybody. Jon- I lcnow whal you mean: lhe same leeling a lillle caclus planl musl have when il is in a wide deserl wilh no olher lillle caclus planls around, iusl miles and miles ol sand and sage- brush. Marcia- Thal's il, so alone. Jon- I can'T decide wheTher l'm glad or sorry, Marcia- l'm glad in a way. l Teel like l'm almosT grownupf' Jon- Me Too. BuT l'm also sorry. I ThoughT l'd be glad To leave ShasTa, buf iT'II be Tunny noT be- ing in The halls nexT year. Have you decided abouT college? Marcia- No, I'm noT even sure whaT I wanT as a career. Jon- l guess every graduaTing Senior Teels a IiTTIe unsure oT himselT. Our class has leTT a Tine record in High School Though. Marcia- Yes, iusT This year we had Don Kimball and Don Price as presidenTs: Don Fado and Jerry Baldwin as vice-presidenTs7 Thayer Frank- lin and Jackie Michael as secreTariesg Jim Hoo- ver and Marianne Anderson as Treasurersp Crys- Tal Mocksch and Dick Congdon as class rep- resenTaTivesg and Ira Blalock and Ernie BarneTT as yell leaders. Jon-- Joan LivingsTon and Virginia Kennedy have worked awTully hard as ediTors oT The Volcano: Joan NewTon and her sTaTT have puT ouT a good Daisy. We are especially proud oT our Senior STudenT Body OTTicers. They were MarTin Ren- dahl and Zeke Hendricks as STudenT Body presi- denTs: Dick Congdon and Don Fado as Vice- PresidenTs, Sherrill Dobrowsky as baskeTball yell leader, Carol McNeese and Larry Weber as Tax collecTors, Jim HamilTon as STudenT Body Treasurer. Marcia- And don'T TorgeT our C.S.F. liTe mem- bers-Joan LivingsTon, KaThryn Lowry, Joan NewTon, Zeke Hendricks, and Don Rice. Jon- And our Senior aThleTes-we won The cham- pionship in TooTball wiTh whaT is considered The besT Team ever produced aT ShasTa. Many members received All-ConTerence raTings. Co- capTains were Dick EsTes and Bob Mills, Two really ouTsTanding Senior aThleTes. Marcia- We have a Tine class. Jonh We HAD a Tine class. Marcia- We're a class unTil 8:00 TonighT, and Then we're alumni. Jon- Uhuhl Marcia- l.eT's go now, I don'T wanT To sTay in The halls any longer: iT's Too guieT. Jon- All righT. lThey go ouT The doorl. JusT Think, we're walking down The sTeps as members oT ShasTa's STudenT Body Tor The lasT Time. lThey go down The sTepsl. Marcia- For The lasT Time. - CURTAIN - SEATED, leff To riqhfz Ira Bla- lock, Don Kimball, Don Fado. STANDING: Thayer Franklin, Crysfal Mocksch. SEATED, Ieff To righf: Don Price, Jerry Baldwin. STANDING: Dick Conqdon, Jackie Micheal, Mari- anne Anderson, Ernie Barneff. BARBARA BAKER Junior Red Cross 3, 43 Pep Sociely 2, 33 Lalin Club I, 23 Junior Slales- men 43 Girls' League l-4. EDGAR H. MARKHAM, JR. Senior Play 43 Masque Xi Dagger 2, 33 Mask 81 Dagger President 33 Junior SIaresmen3 Trans- fer. LEILA JEWEL WILLBUR Volcano News Edilor3 Tri-Y3 Drarnafics3 Girls' League. S DONALD D. KIMBALL Block S 2-43 Track I-4 Football 2-43 Boxing I 3, 43 Senior Presidenl. SHIRLEY A. OLSON Jr. Red Cross3 Jr. Red Cross Conference 3 81 4 Girls' League I, 2, 3 Arr Maiorg Drill TearnE LELAND DWAIN CUFF Band I, 2, 3, 43 Senior Play. ENIORS '5I VERNA LEE BLACK Daisy Sfaff 43 Richard- son Springs Delegale 33 Girls' League I-43 Pep Sociely I3 6. A. A. I-33 Drill Team 3-4. CLYDE A. COBURN Boys' Glee 4. BETTY ANN CARPENTER Band I, 2, 3, 43 Library Praclice. DONALD LEBRUN Block S 2-43 Pep Sociefy I-43 Track I-43 Sopho- more Presidenl 2. DORIS H. LEONARD Fulure T6GCl'1EVS: Junior 5lafesmen3 Pep SocieIy3 Girls' League. ROBERT J. SEWELL Slee Club 2, 43 Block S2, 3, 43 Foolball 2, 3, 43 A Rambler Baskelball 4. PAULINE WINTERS Girls' Glee l, Pep Soci- ely I. DONALD E. DOSS Band3 Spanish Club' Junior Slaiesmen. GENEVA G. MIX Drill Team 3, 43 Girls' League I-43 Pep Sociely I, 23 Tri-Y I. KEITH 'noses Larin Club l-23 Ari League 3. CRYSTAL MOCKSCH Glee Club3 C.S.F.3 Girls' League3 Senior Class Rep, ROBERT E. MCBROOME, JR. CSF. 33 Junior Sralesrnen 43 Radio Club 43 Spanish Club I. KATHRYN LOWRY ljie rnernber of C.S.F.3 Business Manager of lLaisy3 Girls' League Rep. 374: Circle S I-43 llichardson Springs Conference 4. STANTON POOL Glee Club3 Boxing 2. JACKIE MICHAEL Class Yell Leader 33 Class Secrelary 43 Girls' League Yell Leader 23 Spanish Club Vice-Pres. 33 Richardson Springs Conference 3. MELVIN F, WARN Boys' Gleeg Junior Slalesrnen 43 Visual Aids. GERALDINE SCHULTZ Girls' League Presidenl 43 Tri-Y Presidenl 43 Richardson Springs Conference 33 Lalin Club Presidenl3Circle S. WINFRED F. STEVENSON ROBERTA HALL Drill Team 33 Girls' League l-4, WALDO HALEY F.F.A, BETTY BRYCESON Vice-Pres. ol Freshman Class3 Vice-Pres. of Girls' League3 Richardson Springs COHICTSDCEI GJNA. V X l el U .1 ' i' 1 ll, , . x ' ' 3 4 ll! 'K Il I TQ! 1 , 3 JERRY BALDWIN I ,A Track l-33 Spanish Club l-2fSchool Play 43 Fulure Teachers Preside +443 Norlhern' Califor- nia Youlh Conference 3-I. LOUELLA WRIGHT MERVIN ZACHARY Baslrefball l-43 Boxing 2-43 Track 3-43 Block S 4. ARDITH ANDERSON Home Economics I-Z3 Drill Team 35 Girls Leaguel-4. ALICE H. JENNINGS Glee Club 2g Library Praclice 3. ROELLA JOYCE ISLEY RENEE DEL SALNAVE Girls' League I-43 Tri-Y lg Fuiure Homemalcers I 81 45 Pep Sociefy IgG.A.A. I-2. BEVERLY ANN RANDOLPH Girls' League: Second Prize in lnfernafional Posler Conlesig Junior Sfalesmen 4. CLARA CLYDE Assisfanl Stage Manager for Senior Playg C.S.F. 3-41 Fufure Teachers' Treasurer 41 Girls' League I-4g Spanish Club I. NANCY DEMPSEY Glee Club: Girls' League l-4. WANDA JOHNSON Girls' League l-43 G.A.A. I-45 G.A.A. Lefler and FirsfS1ar. MABEL WELCH Girls' League 2A3g Junior Slaiesrnen 4. POLLY JEAN TRAPP GAA. I-41 Circle S 2-43 Girls' League I-43 Daisy Sfaff 43 Junior Slafesrnen 4. DELPHA FOLWELL ARLOWAINE KINGSLEY Girls' League 2-43 Ari Club I-25 Drill Team 3-43 l-lomemaking I. DONNA HANES BEVERLY SHOWALTER Girls' League. ROSEMARY WILSON Spanish Club Treasurer lg Girls' League I-35 SENICDRS '51 WILLIAM ALLEN MARVIN PORTER KENNETH ELWOOD STREET FooIbaII 4. JunIor Sfaie-amen 45 Aq- Track 2v4j Block 5 311 ricuIIure. FRANK L. ROSE GRANT BROWN JACK OUDERKIRK ALLEN SCOTT JIM MCRAE EDWARD MAUNDER F,F.A. 2-4. GLEN ALLEN DIESTELHORST Presfdenf of Radio CIUIJ 45 Band I-43 Senior Play 45 Sfaqe Craft 344g F001- baII P A System 3-4. JERRY COUGHLIN BERNAL LEE EFA. I-4: FFA. Snffy BU RT CALDWELL F.F,A. I-45 Public SDr3k Inq 2-3. JIM HOOVER RICHARD GUNZBURG BARBARA JEAN RUHE Girls' League3 Junior Sfatesmen 43 Glee Club l. RICHARD ROYAL Football 23 Orchestra I-3. CHARLAINE BETH EL Girls' Glee 3-4: Girls' League 43 Junior States- men: Transfer. SEIXIICDRS 'SI IRA BLALOCK Football I-43 Track I-23 Boxing I-33 Block S 2-43 Senior Clas5Yell Leader. MARGARET BONES Transfer. MARTIN RENDAHL Student Body Presidenlg Studenf Body Secretary 33 Sophomore Presidentg Freshman Presidentg Track Manager and J,V. Football Captain 2. BETTY HARRISON Vice-President of Soph- omore Class: C.S.F. 43 Pep Society 3-4: Junior Statesmen 43 Girls' League. BILL JETER Block S Vice'President 43 Football l'4: Basket- ball I-43 Track 43 Glee Club 4. RAE JEANNETTE MACHIN Glee Club: Staqe Man aqer of Variety Show 43 Mask X1 Dagqerg Girls' League. JIM HAMILTON Student Body Treasurer 43 Block S 2-4: Football Manager 2-4: Track 2 43 Volcano Staff 4. GRETTA LEE REED G.A.A. l3 Pep Society lj Girls' League I-43 Li' brary and Office Staff 2. BARRY RANNELLS Track 2-4. BETTY JAN E RICE Richardson Springs Con ference 3i Student Lead ers' Conference3 Girls League Representative Secretary, Vice-Prosi dent3 Tri-Y Vice-Presi dentg C.S.F, 2-33 Ao Queen I, LARRY WEBER Student Body Officer 4 President Art League 4 School and Senior Play: 3-43 Captain of Cadet: 43 Junior Class Vice President. BETTY COOPER Girls' League I-43 Pep Society Ig Drill Team' Frosh Yell Leader. RUTH MARIAN NE ANDERSON Lafin Club 2: Junior Secrelaryg Senior Treas- urerg Girls' League 3-41 C.S.F. 4. PAUL MILLER RUTH STEIDLEY Advanced Glee 3-43 G.A.A. 2-3g C.O.P. Clinic 45 Tri-Y l-25 Girls' League l-4, NORMAN RENTLE Band 3-4. HILA YOUNG Girls' League I-45 Hornernakinq l 81 45 Ari Award. LE ROY HARDING F.F.A.g Boxing lj Junior Slalesrnen 4. JO ANN BOEHLE Maiorelfe 4g Swee+nearT of Mililary Ball 43 Girls' League l-43 Tri-Y I. TOM CALDWELL JULIA MOORE Girls' League I-43 Fulure Honnernakers of Amer- icaj Library Practice. GORDON WILLIAM ANDREWS Boxing lg Ski Club. ALICE PARSONS Girls' League I-3: Tri-Y P, ROBERT MONTREES MARIE LLOYD JERRY BROADWAY F FA ' F F A Se elar 3' Junior Slalesrnen 43 .. ., .. . cr y I VisualAids3. ESTHER ELIZABETH WEINGARTNER TrifY l-Zg Girls' League I-31 Pep Sociely 4g Drill Team 45 Office Practice 4. MARY FERRELL Pep Sociely 2-45 Girls' League I-25 Assislanl' Sraqe Manager of Senior Play. LOIS A. VILES G.A.A. 35 Girls' League I-Z5 Senior Playg Ol lice Praclice. JOAN LIVINGSTON Volcano Edilorg C.S.F. Life Mernber5 Girls' League Presidenl 45 Lalin Club Presidenl 35 Sludenl Chairman, Norlhern California Youlh Conference 4. JEANNINE CAMPBELL Girls' Glee 2-45 Girls' League 245 Orcheslra. JO ANN BRANSFORD Pep Sociely Presidenl 45 Girls' Glee l-45 Mas' gue X1 Dagger Presidenl 45 Song Leader 45 School Play and Variely Show 4. DERETHA MULLEN RAYOLA G. SHELTON Girls' League Represenfalive 45 Spanish Club I-25 Norlhern California Youlh Conlerence 45 Glee Club l5Girls' League I-4, NANCY BRILEY Girls' League If45 Drill Team 3. NELL LEWIS Girls' League 2-45 Glee Club I, 3, 4. BARBARA ANN BURBEE Drill Team VIOLET BAIR Junior Red Cross 2445 Junior Slalesrnen 45 Girls' League 3. IRENE STREIGHT FREDA ORSINI Girls' League Represenlalive 35 GAA. Presi- denr and Secrelaryg Maiorcrle 45 Class Yell Leader I-25 Circle S 3f4. NANCY GRAEBER VECY BROWN Presidenl ol Fufure Horriernalcers 45 Fulure Teachers' Vice-Presidenfg Richardson Springs Conference 43 Treasurer of Norrhern Fufure I-lornernalcers Chaplerg Circle S 2-4, JERRY CAIN F.F.A. Presidenl 4g F.F. A. Secrefarv 23 Boys' Glee 25 Junior Slales- men 4. JAMES DICKS Freshman Treasurerg Spanish Club lgCamera Club 43 Visual Aids 4. PETE FILES Block S 3-43 Basketball I-23 Baseball 2-45 Boxlnq I-33 Varslly Foolball 4. SENIOR WAYNE A, RIGGINS DON CRUMM Senior Assemblyg Trans- fer Sludenl. MARVIN E. WITTNER Vlce-Presldeml of Junlor Classg Block S Leflers I- Z: Boxinq I-3: Class Yell Leader I-43 Volcano Slalf 4. JESSE PINE CHESTER WILLIAM ZINK MARLOW STEVENSON Boxlnq I-2: VI-sual Alds 3g Boys' Glue. S '5l ALLEN HUNTER Radio Club. WILLIAM T. BECKER Baslrelball 21 Track 3: Lalin Club l 81 25 Junlor Slalesmen 4. CARL JOHNSON Foolball 2-33 Baseball I- 33 Block S 2-4. BOB PETERSEN Boxlnfl 3-4. BOB PRESTON Transfer Sludenl. WILLARD GETMAN Transfer Sludenl. :mnuw My M ,Jr A gm- V -Q 3 if as-A 1' at ,f wx ie, . U , 3 X was W- J' M Alu 5-,Allis I -vm ,M LLOYD MCCANTS JOANN HESSER GirIs' Le-argue Represenrarive 43 GirIs' Leaque I3233343Masf1ue 31 Dagger Secrerarv 33 Junior Srarl-srnen Secrerarv 43 Tri-Y I. FRANK JOINER JOSEPHINE WILLIAMS President, Vice-Presidenh Secrerary of Ari Leaque3 GAA. Lerrer and Iwo sIars3 Circle S3 G-irIs' Leaque3 Furure Teachers, DON RICE Liie Mernber of C.S.F.3 LocaI and Disiricf win- ner of Arnerican Legion Speaking Con1esT3 Lafin CIub Presideni. CAROLD L. LAMBERT Tri Y I-33 GAA. I-23 Junior SIaIesmen 3-43 Orchesrra I-33 GirIs' League I-23 Dance Or- chesrra 3. JACK GOLENOR Junior CIass Pres'denf3 President of BIock S3 Caorain of Charnpion B Track Team: FoorbaII and Track 2-43 Srudenr Leaders' Conference. MARGIE COOK Richardson Springs Conference 33 GIee CIub I-43 Song Leader 43 Presideni Arr League 33 Pep Socierv 4, RICHARD ESTES Track and FooIbaII I-43 BIock S Presidenf and Vice-Presidenr 43 C.S.F. 3-43 Daisy Sfaif 43 Jsnior Cass Represenrarive. DIANE DOUGHTY Richardson Sprirqs Conference 33 CircIe S 3-43 Tri-Y V'ce-Presideni 43 G.A.A, I 43 PIay Make- Up 2 3. RICHARD N. GERSBACH C BaskerI:aII 33 Band 2 LORRAINE MAXIM G.A.A. I-4 ping Tri-Y President 43 Richardson Sprinqs Conference 33 LaIin CIuI:: I-23 C.S.F. 4. ' 3 ' x X RICHARD BIGELOW GENE E, TWYMAN Track Z-43 Band 43 Serior PIay 43 Visual Aids 3, JERRY TUCKER Girls' League I-45 Sialesrnen 41 Lalin C SHERRILL LEA DOB Sludenf Body Yell Le son Springs, C.S.F. 4 NORMA HELEN UR American Hislory A C.S.F. Ie4g Masque Cross 2-4, Transfer 3. MERLYN AUDINE F Band 3, 4, Spanish I, 2, 3. BONNY WILLIAMS HARRIET HACKLER Drill Team 2, 3, 41 Junior lub I. ROWSKY aderg School Play, Richard gGirIs' League, E ward 31 Pep Sociely 3-43 Xi Dagger 4, Junior Red RAIN Club I, 23 Girls' League VIVIAN CAROLINE DEAN G.A.A.g Girls' League, Tri-Y. JOYCE ELAINE SNYDER Transferi Girls' League 3, 4, Tri-Y Conference 43 Senior Play 4. ROBERTA POWELL HAZEL MELVINA L Glee Club I-4. BARBARA PIKE Girls' Leaque 2, 31 blyg Sludenr Body A Tee, Senior Play. BARBARA FLATT Journalism 3, 43 Gle elle 4, Pep Sociely I GERALDINE DYER Girls' League lf4. ETH EL MAE KITTO Pep Soeiely Ig Girls' ITTLE Manager of Senior Assem- ssembly Planning Cornmile e Club I, Drill 'learn Maior- Leaque I-4, Junior Slales- men 4, Drill Team 3, I-lornernakinq 3, 4. MARY ANN McVEY Orclieslra Ig Fulure Teacliers Club Presidenlg Kniglirs of Pylliias ican Legion Speak Speaking Confesl Ig Amer! ing Conlesi 25 Red Cross Conference, Chico 2. CAROL LEE McNE Girls' Tax Colleclo Manager Scliool Pl ESE r 45 D.A.R. Award 45 Slage ay 4, Song Leader Assislant 4, Girls' League Officer I, 2. -w P .-fQig,,, , ,Q it , , ,Tw Mac, fx:- Mlivlf . - - Mm, H K Q THAYER FRANKLIN Senior Class Secrelaryg Girls' Leauue I-4. DON PRICE Senior Class Presidenlg Siudenl Council 4g Sen- ior Playi Band I-33 Key Club 3-4. VIRGINIA KENNEDY Volcano Edilor 45 Daisy Fealure Edilor 43 Siu' den? Pairol Presidenl 41 School Play 4g Ricliard- son Sprino-5 Conference 3. SENICDRS 'Sl JAY WITCH ER Barrel Slave Ski Rimgv Club, BEVERLY HANDLEY Pep Sociely l2g Girls' League lf3j Volcano Sraff 345 Drill Team 3-4. DIANE HILL Norlhern California Youlb Conference 343 Queen of Roman Ban c1uef2: Richardson Sprinqs Conference 41 Lalin Club Vice-Prcsi denf21Ar1Leaquv Treasurer 3. BEVERLY JOANN WARD Girls' Gleeg Drill Team Maioreiieg Girls' Leaque If4. MILTON F. MEINEKEN AQ Leiter Z-4. ILEEN E BLATTN ER Girls' Leaque. RICHARD MARTIN CONGDON Sfudeni Body Vice Prvai clenlg Junior Class Prresi denij Presidenl of C.S, F. 31 School Play 3-4 fini: Senior Play: Presillefnl Junior Slaiosrnen, MITZI DITTUS Drill Tearn Maioreils-5 Transler Sludenl. PATRICIA ANN MCGRATH Freshman Class Snxrw raryg Pep SociCIy1Giil', Leaqueg Senior Play. GWENN PETERS Daisy Slnilg Tri Yg Jun ior Slalcsnieng G'rIs Leaqueg Variely Snow. LARRY D'ALLAlN BARBARA L, WOLD Pep Socielyg Girls Leaqueg Senior Play. MARLENE MAYBERRY Pep Sociely 2-41 Girls' League 3-4. MARILYN BREUNING Freshman Class Secrefaryg Sludenf Council Rep resenfaflve 25 Girls' League I-41 Pep Society Secrefary 23 Presidenl of Pep Sociely 3. JOAN NEWTON Daisy Ediforg Life Member of C.S.F.g Richard- son Springs Conference 4: Senior Represenfa- five of Girls' League: Sludenf Leaders' Confer ence 4. DONNA BOSWELL Girls' League. ELAINE CLARK Glee Club I-2: Pep Sociefy lgGirIs' League I-4. MURIEL BUSZDIEKER Pep Sociefy lg I-lomernakingg Glee Clubr Girls' Leagueg Library Pracfice 4. B DONNA LEE HURT Spanish Club. LAVOLYA STILL Spanish Club 2. ELSIE JOI-INSON Girls' League ZETTIE MAE MCKENNEY Square Dance Exliibifions 3. GEORGIA EVANS Girls' League l-2. BETTY ELSBURY Junior Slalesmen I-4: Library Pracfice 43 Home making. GERTRUDE WRIGHT G.A.A. President and Secretary 41 Sporfs Man- ager 2-3g Circle S, 2 sfars and pingYoufl1 Con- ference 43 Pep Sociefy I. JOY ANN THOMPSON Transfer Sfudenl. RAYMOND JOHN WAHL CGdefS:Cade1 Officer: C.S.F.jTransfer. CECILY THOMAN Pep Society 2, 3, Advanced Girls' Glee Il, Jun ior Sfalesrnen 43 Girls' League 2, 3, 43 Transfer Sludenl. JO ANNE LAWRENCE Freshman Class Treasurer, Pep Sociefyg Girls' League: Spanish Clubi Junior Slalesmen. ARLYNE HIXSON Girls' League I-43 Pep Sociery I, 2. JOANNE COOPER Pep Sociely I-33 J.V, Yell Leader lg Sophomore Yell Leaderj Camera Clubg Ari League I. MARYANN FORMAN Transfer: Pep Socielyg Girls' League. BETTINA ELDER BROST DORIS HERYFORD Camera Club lg Girls' League I, 2, 35 Senior Play Assisfanf Slage Manager 4. BARBARA JOANN REED Girls' League, Junior Slalesmeng Homemakinq I, 2, 3. GERTRUDE AUSSEM Camera Club Ig Girls' League 45 Junior Siafes- rnen l. KAY M. DAVIS Girls' Glee I, 2, 43 Tri-Y Treasurer BETTY KATHLEEN WASMUTH Sfudenl Palrol. PHYLLIS EMMA STONE G.A.A. 3, 4, Circle S and G.A.A. Award: Gifts League I-4. DOROTHY LEE GUINN Tri-Y Secretary 4, Y.M.C.A. Conference 3, 4 G.A.A. Lelfer, Slar, Pin 2-45 Girls' League I 4 Senior Play Properly Manager. DELORES BROWN Girls' League 2,45 Junior Slalesrnen 4 BEATRICE M. LACHNEY C,S.F. 3, 4j Tri-Y Freshman Year. SENI RS'5l ,X-BAKER, SHIRLEY BARR, WAYNE BEST, RAYMOND L Cf 4 ,K - BOWDISI-I, EUGENE BRISSEY, ROBERT YZURKE, EDWARD CALHOUN, GLENN CLEVENGER, JERRY COLBY, PATRICIA 'sCRAWFORD, MARY MARGARET YDAVIDSON, EDWARD DAVIDSON, JO ANN FORRY, JEANNE CAMERA SHY SENIORS- HARRIS, MAXENE N-IAVER, IoNA X-IOUCK, ERNA HOWARD. MARION HUFFORD, PETER HuMIsToN, FRANK IQOHNSON, TERESA LAYTON, GARY LYNN, DIRK MARSHALL, ROBERT McCANN, CLINTON -XMILLER, RUTH MONTGOM ERY, EVEYLN HARDING, GLEN MOFFITT, FLOYD Anderson, Ardilh . . . Anderson, Rulh Marianne . . . Andrews, Gordon William Aussem, Gerlrude . . Bair, Violel ..... Baker, Barbara . . . Baldwin, Jerry . Barnell, Ernie . . . Becker, William T. . . Belhel, Charlaine . . . Bigelow, Richard . . . Billings, Jaqueline Lewin Black, Verna Lee . . . Blalock, Ira . .... Blallner, lleene . . Boehle, Jo Ann . . Boggs, Keilh . . . Bones, Margarel . Boswell, Donna . . . Branslord, Jo Ann . Breuning, Marilyn . . Briley, Nancy . . . Broadway, Jerry . . . Brosl, Bellina Elder . . Brown, Delores . . . Brown, Granl . . Brown, Vecy .... Bryceson, Belly . . . , Burbee, Barbara Ann . Busxdieker, Muriel . . Cain, Jerry .... Caldwell, Burl . . Caldwell, Tom . . , Campbell, Jeannine . . Carpenler, Belly Ann . Carrel, Diana .... Clark, Elaine . . . Clyde, Clara .... Coburn, Clyde A. . . Congdon, Richard Marlin . . , Cook, Margie .... Cooper, Belly .... Cooper, Joanne . Coughlin, Jerry . Crumm, Don . . . Cuff, Leland Dwain . . D'Allaine, Laurence . . Darrow, Hazel lreene . Davis, Kay M ...,. Dean, Vivian Caroline . Dempsey, Nancy . . . Dicks, James ..... Dieslelhorsl, Glen Allen . Dillus, Milli .... Dobrowsky, Sherrill Lea Doss, Donald E .... Doughly, Diane . . . Downs, Jeannie . Dyer, Geraldine Elsbury, Belly . . Elwood, Kennelh . Eriks, Casey . . Esles, Richard . . Evans, Georgia . Fado, Donald H. . Ferrell, Mary . Files, Pele . . Flall, Barbara . . . Folwell, Delpha . . . Forman, Maryann . , Frain, Merlyn Audine . Franklin, Thayer . . . Gersbach, Richard N. . Gelman, Willard . . Gill, Claude . . . Page Picfure In Page ' an-Riff Ghiglieri, LQFTQ' . Golenor, Jae 1- . Grace, Beverly,'D. . Graeber, Nanny . Guinn, Dorolhy Lee . Gunzburg, Richard . Hackler, Harriel ' . Haley, Waldo . . Hall, Roberla . . Hamillon, Jim . . Handley, Beverly . Hanes, Donna . . . Hannon, David H. . Harding, LeRoy . . Harrison, 'Belly . . Heryford, Doris . Hesser, Joann . Hendricks, Zeke . Higbee, Larry . . Hill, Diane . . . Hixson, Arlyne . Howard, Jack . . Hoover, Jim . . Hufford, Pele . . Hunler, Allen . . Hurl, Donna Lee . . Isley, Roella Joyce . Jennings, Alice H. . Jeler, Bill . . . Johnson, Carl . . Johnson, Elsie . . Johnson, Wanda . Joiner, Frank . . Kennedy, Virginia . . Kimball, Donald D. . Kingsle , Arlowaine . Killo, Elhel Mae . Kuehne, Marvin . . . Lachney, Bealrice M. . Lamberl, Carold L. . Lawrence, Jo Anne . LeBrun, Donald . . Lee, Bernal . . . , . Leonard, Doris Helen . Lewis, Nell ..... Lillle, Hazel Melvina . Livingslon, Joan . . Lloyd, Marie .... Lowry, Kalhryn . . . Machin, Rae Jeannelle Mack, Larry D. . . . Marander, Bonnie Ann Markham, Jr., Edgar H. Maunder, Edward . . Maxim, Lorraine . . . Mayberry, Marlene . . McBroome, Jr., Roberl E McCanls, Lloyd . . . McGralh, Palricia Ann McKenney, Zella Mae . McNeese, Carol Lee . McRae, Jim . . . McVey, Mary Ann . . Meineken, Millon F. . Melhase, Don .... Michael, Jackie . . . Miller, Paul .... Mills, Roberl Chauncey Mix, Geneva G, . . . Mocksch, Cryslal . . Monlrees, Roberl . . Moody, Kennelh M. . Moore, Julia . . . Mullen, Derelha . . . Newsomej John Ellis . fXFMULLEN, Reeev IKPRICE, LUCIE XREYNOLDS, DONNA 4RlGNEY, ROGER YRODRIQUES, ROSE MARIE scHNIEDER, EUGENE SMITH, BILL XSUMMERS, FRANCES YTAYLOR, HAROLD YTIEL. CHESTER fWAHL, RAYMOND WINTERS, SHIRLEY Newlon, Joan . . Nolan, Millon . Orsini, Freda . . Ouderkirk, Jack . onwn, Shirlb A. . Parsons, Alice . . Pelers, Gwenn . . Pelerson, Bob . . Pelerson, Harley Piercy, George . Pike, Barbara . Pine, Jesse . . . Pill, Rila Fern . Pool, Slanlon . . Porler, Marvin . Powell, Roberla . Powers, Vernon . . Preslon, Bob . . . Price, Don .... Randolph, Beverly Ann Rannells, Barry . . Reed, Barbara Joann Reed, Grella Lee . Rendahl, Marlin . Renlle, Norman . . Riggins, Wayne A. . Rice, Belly Jane . Rice, Don . . . Rose, Frank L. . . Royal, Richard . . Ruhe, Barbara Jean Salnave, Renee Del . Schullz, Geraldine . Scoll, Allen . . Sewell, Roberl J. . Shellon, Rayola G. . Showaller, Beverly . Snyder, Joyce Elaine Slanlon, Jim . . . Sleidley, Rulh I.. . . Slevenson, Marlow . Slevenson, Winilred F. Slill, Lavolya . . . Slone, Phyllis Emma Slreel, William Allen Slreighl, Irene . . Thornan, Cecily . . Thompson, Joy Ann Trapp, Polly Jean . Tucker, Jerry . . Twyman, Gene E. . Ure, Norma Helen . Vassion, Sophie . Viles, Lois A .,.. Ward, Beverly Joann Warn, Melvin F, . , Wasmulh, Belly Kalhlee Weber, Larry . . . fl Weingarlner, Eslher Elifabielh Welch, Mabel . . Willbur, Leila Jewel Williams, Bonny . . Williams, Jim . . . Williams, Josephine Winlers, Pauline . . Wilson, Rosemary . Wilcher, Jay . . . Willner, Marvin E. . Wold, Barbara L. . Wrighl, Louella . Wrighl, Gerlrude . . Young, Hila . . . Zachary, Mervin . . Zink, Chesler William 15, If .ff Page Piclure 35 3 33 I2 28 I3 25 8 22 7 27 I I 34 5 29 5 33 I3 33 8 32 I0 29 3 30 I3 23 5 25 2 32 8 30 I I 29 I0 34 6 24 5 26 I4 36 B 26 9 26 I2 27 4 29 2 26 5 3 I 5 25 6 26 6 26 I 24 4 23 8 25 I I 22 I4 . 28 ' 7 24 I4 32 7 30 9 27 3 29 I3 23 9 35 B 36 I2 24 I 2B I2 36 I 35 I4 . 24 I0 3l I5 3 I I4 32 3 30 I5 28 2 34 3 23 7 36 I I 26 I0 27 I5 24 9 22 I I 32 5 33 I 3 I 4 22 5 24 I5 34 2 29 I2 34 I5 23 I4 35 I3 27 5 23 I5 29 8 f . Q .- we V W Nw Iwi? is A if .Y j .sn X ,I Ji Fl. , e . ,IM 1? iw My 1. rx. , .jJ'.'?l . BW Q ' n ,gagg e d 1 gf 4, .. Q9 1 5' 1 nr ff ef :cf 55 , wa Y 6. a if 21 f Q, 1 K 5 , A 'Em vv.':, !,: i.'15::'., L H 3 E 2 s ,Q gg ff: 'xvsayw .S KWH if f: ' if 23,2 fum' V: md, ' W ., Q A K if WV 3... '-:Q 1 I '1E '? f ' Eg?-A' , T' VS K p X224 Tiiiliril I wg JUNIORS . . Closs of '52 The Junior class had a very good year This year. Led by fwo very able presidenfs, Bruce Bedynek and Larry Clark, every underfaking was a success. The magazine sales campaign for fhe Curlis Publishing Company broughf in over fwo fhousand dollars, fhe largesf amounf ever sold af Shasfa. For fhis achieve- menf, a large plaque, which now sfands in fhe frophy case in fhe fronf hall, was presenfed fo lhe class. The Junior Jump, held in fhe fa l, was well- affended, and fhe Junior Prom in fhe spring was one of fhe mosf innporfanf evenfs of fhe year. The class of l52 disfinguished ifself in bofh The fields of afhlefics and scholarship. Eighf boys leffered in Varsify foofball, and five won fheir leffers in A baskefball. Twenfy 52'ers were members of C.S.F. during fhe year, and a few of lhem served as officers. Three oufsfanding juniors, Barbara Fuchs, Frankie King, and Carol Flall, were Sfudenl Body officers. Affer a good year as iuniors, fhe class of '52 is looking forward fo an even beffer one as seniors. Prosidenf Vice-Presidenf Secrefary Treasurer Yell Leader Class Represenfafive Fresidenf Viceepresidenf Secrefary Treasurer Yell Leader LARRY CLARK BRUCE BEDYNEK OFFICERS FIRST SEM ESTER Bruce Bedynek ,, ,Larry Clark ,Mildred Hayes Dean l-lill ,Bob Brinkerhoff ., ,Buddy Frank SECOND SEMESTER .Larry Clark Buddy Frank Barbara Fuchs Mildred Hayes . ,Rosie Yager Class Reprosenfafive Bradley Leonard FIRST ROW, left lo righl: Bruce Bedynek, Larry Clark. SECOND ROW: Mildred Hayes, Bob Brinkerhoff, Buddy Franks, Dean Hill. FIRST ROW, lefl to righl: Buddy Franks, Larry Clark, Bradley Leonard. SECOND ROW: Mildred Hayes, Barbara Fuchs, Rosie Yager, FIRST ROW, lei? fo riqhf: W. Denny, D. Srevenson, J. Carnes, J, Pershall, J. Jackson, J. Sherwood. SECOND ROW: E Davidson, S. Taylor, B, Kiedis, R, C Kern THIRD Husman, E. Markham, . . K. Frazier, J. Wag- ROW: B. Repperi, ner, F. Darrow, C. Schue. FOURTH ROW: L. Brifion, J. Summers, J. Hag- berg, B, Brown, H. Delong, G. Ber- iagna. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Morford, B. Bruce, O, Perkins, R. Howes, R. Hub- bard, K. Doellrer, B. Bedynek, SIXTH ROW: D, Lulier, B. Schick, W. David- son, R. McDowell. FIRST ROW, left 'Io right: A. Sfroup, C. ' E resi, S S Kingsley G. ve . :6. Thorpe, . , Sholes, J. Burger. SECOND ROW Ospifal, B. Bisneff, J. Wood, J. New- man, P. Landon, V. Sufion. THIRD ROW: Mr. Morford, L, Wallers, V. Law, J. Johnson, P. Cody, J. Huck, C. Sfone, W. Hammond. FOURTH ROW: L. Love, D. Hill, J. Aired Mowry, E. Mack, , k FIFTH ROW- N. T. M. Zachary, 8. Fran . . II C. Waison, D. Tennison, M. Caswe , Hummel, J. Preston, B. Kassis. SIXTH ROW: J. Thompson, B. Weingarfner, D. Moore, K, Bullerf. FIRST ROW, lefr fo righi: R. Barcus, S. Blagrave, I. Oliver, N. Lewis, Downing. SECOND ROW: R. Living sron, R. Mudd, 6. Conweli, D. Lilge Mr, Morford. THIRD ROW: J. McRae ' D. Peierson D Jarvus E Hixon, , . ROW: P Ricks, efwgbb. rounri-i Siickels, R. Redner, D. Niehoff, R Allsop. M-.,....,,,,.v K' 3' , 'Wvuuwa-vi FIRST ROW, Iefl lo righl: C. Hunler, N. Gunzburg, D. Blaylock, J. Malheson, M. Hayes, F. Taylor, J. Reynolds. SEC- OND ROW: Y. Nalsuhara, L. Krick, P. Morgan, P. DeMoss, I. Grove, E. Boyle, L. Bishop. THIRD ROW: Mr. Morford, S. Sfover, M. Griqarick, H. Winkle, G. Krick, C. Firlh, J. Roos, M. Foreman, J. Mauini. FOURTH ROW: B. Wolford, J. Hobbs, C. Naylor, D. Nauqhl, H. Sluarl, D. Niehoff, A. Camenisch, V. Greenfield. FIFTH ROW: H. Haqsirom, W. Mortimer, R. Peters, G. Bailey, B. Leonard, B. Jacobs, R. Wills, H. Moad. FIRST ROW, leff lo righl: K. Reiland, M. Markham, J. Downing, L. Schmidi, V. Willis. SECOND ROW: D. Hannon, J. Novell, C. Schmid, N. Dunham, J. Nowell, M. McEnaney. THIRD ROW: R. Taylor, B. Pike, B. Nygard, E. Hoyf, L. Gay, L. McDonnald, B. Harrison. FOURTH ROW: A. Orsini, A. Smiih, D. Palm, J. Sfevens, B. Brinkerhoff, M. Brazelfon. FIRST ROW, Ieff fo righi: J. Kiffo, C. Salazar, H. Kuehne, L. Rodgers, B. Fuchs, M. Harringlon. SECOND ROW: B. Vokal, H. Davidson, M. Rhea, K. Elmslle, B. Cooper, S. Hansen. THIRD ROW: A. Brown, G. Vincenf, C. Busz- dlcker, J. Woodfill, B. Baker, B. Burger P. shepafd. Founru Row: L. clark' L. Mulford, e. McDuffy, J. schofieud' s. Hunler, F. scnmidi, A. Dunn, JI Gordon. FIRST ROW, lefl fo righl: B. Gregory, R. Ludwig, J. Allsberry, J. Myers, C. Hall, V. Caldwell, M. Bulcher. SECOND ROW: J. Duncan, H. Liflle, J. Boolh, P. Evans, P. Clary. THIRD ROW: 6. Sfevenson, B. Nachreiner, B. Brown, J. Milner, F. Frisbie, D. Bennelf, C. Reid, D. Tobiasson. FOURTH ROW: K. Pope, D. Krall, B. Edwards, D. Spear, J. Clemenl, J. DeCima, D. Crumb. FIFTH ROW: D. Webb, W. Wendi, B. Kerran, T. Voges, T. Marcofle, L. Dol- larhide, D. Bracken. FIRST ROW, Iefl Io righlg B. Jones, B. Ross, L. Boolh, P. McCullough, W. Koel- ler, F. King. SECOND ROW: C. Jerome, B. Blankenship, G. Benneche, H. Whil- son, D. Gill, D. Gill, D. Hubbard, E. Dunlap. THIRD ROW: B. Simpson, G. Cameron, Miss Beally. FOURTH ROW: D. Bassefl, R. Anderson, P. Brewer, B. Goebel, J. Ravencroff, M. Dorman. FIFTH ROW: F. Nicolel, C. Dudley, K. McMillan, J. Haze, R. Allermall, D. Thompson. FIRST ROW, lefl To righf: J. Leslie, D. Taylor, W. Keffer, S. Edminsler, S. Black, J. Fallon. SECOND ROW: C. Pelerson, H. Albusche, L. Siefken, S. Scoll, M. Carpenler, B. Calon, J. Ward, M. Floraros. THIRD ROW: C. Mclnlire, P. Evans, B. Saulsbury, D. Woodruff. FOURTH ROW: M. Neal, D. Avey, E. Odermall, B. Millon, B. Erby, D. Howell, H. Hoyl, B. Palmer. FIFTH ROW: L. Engle, P. Williams, P. Brous- seau, D. Lack, N. Wrighl, R. Habeck. xkl l f if .yifggfm X S? lf Q T l SOPI-IOMORES . . Clciss of '53 ln our exceplionally sporls-minded school, lhe Sophomore Class was oulslanding. Four our ol lhe live sophomores on lhe Varsily Squad were awarded Lellers. There were eighleen Sophomore Lellermen on The J.V. Squad. Also in baslcelball: on lhe A leam, one oul ol lour sophomores received Lellers ancl lwo our ol live sophomores lellered on lhe B leant G.A.A. awarded live lellers lo our sophomore girls lor a variely ol s orls. The scholaslic slan ing ol our class was also very high as lilleen sophomores achieved lhe honor ol membership in C.S.F. Eileen Kennedy, a sophomore, played lhe romanlic lead in You Can? lalce ll Wilh You. Five olher members ol our class were also in lhe school play. The Sophomore l-lop, one ol lhe mosl unusual dances ol lhe year, was a big success. Various olher members ol our class were oulsland- ing in many ways loo numerous lo menlion. As we pul lhis very successful year behind us we hope lhal we may do as well in years lo come. Bill Kimball Christine Gerqhanoil Sharon Smilh Lynne Williams BILL KIMBALL TERRY RILEY OFFICERS Presiderii lorry Riley Vicesprezidenl lfrin Qllirion Serrelary Tiny Head Treasurer Ophrfia Oieda Erin O'Brien Represenlalive Jim l-lolberl Eileen Kennedy . . . Carol Slanley Yell Leaders Cllrlsllge ?ErSllinTll Evereii Hubbard l l al ous 6 O as ii rl 5 rr? FIRST ROW: E. Hubbard. SEC- OND ROW, lefl lo righf: E. O'Brian, J. Holberl, T. Head, L. Williams. THIRD ROW: T. Riley, B. Kimball. FOURTH ROW: E. O'Brien, S. Srnilh, O. Oieda, C. Sfanley, E. Kennedy, C. Gershanoff, G. Lousfalol. i S 1: af FIRST ROW, Iefl fo righf: R. Tiplon, R. Morlon, D. Naves, P. Jones, M. McCormack, A. Breuss, B. Wagner. SECOND ROW: J. Powell, E. Sfiles, J. Lowry, J. Thompson, G. Caur, B. Boolh, E. Slepp. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Blackefler, F. Wells, D. Jones, J. Barlsch, N. Poole, D. Parrish, R, Andrews. FOURTH ROW: G. Wilbur, C. Slinkard, B. Toney, O. Eade, K. Combs. FIFTH RCUVI' I Knlpfel, Coughlin, B. Kimball, M. Gower, D. Harding, R. Pipkin, G. Ellis, B. Carl. FIRST ROW, leff lo righl: Z. Menning, D. Richard, M. Lufon, M. Blaylock, J. King, C. Braalhen. SECOND ROW: R. Mafheson, B. Lewis, M. Eddy, S. Mc- Daniel, S. Holladay, A. Doak, L. Ham- mond. THIRD ROW: R. Lewis, D. Gib- son, S. Eblers, D. Anderson, A. Mason, R. Mclnfyre. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Blackefler, L. Coppage, L. Murrish, E. O'Brien, B. Massey, T. Sloan, D. Hawkey, R. McGrafh. FIFTH ROW: C. Dodd, J. Gebauer, H. Moss, D. Fish, T. Baker, A. Lilfle. FIRST ROW, lei? fo righf: P. Cooper, D. Gizinos, J. Lack, B. Puringlon, A. Ross, D. Erickson. SECOND ROW: R. Winfers, G. Chauffy, S. Baker, S. Lay- Ion, G. Frank, J. Hughes. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Blackefler, R. Rendahl, E. Sfarnes, J. Lule, D. Larnmers, F. Gregory, B. Carrel. FOURTH ROW: D. Fraser, P. Howe, D. Banks, S. Bair, D. Ferris, J. Bruce, T. Hesser. FIRST ROW, Iefl Io righl: O. Oieda, C. Brown, M. McDemos, E. Dial, D. Sheafes, D. Smirh. SECOND ROW: R. Hall, C. Burfon, C. Slanley, S. Wilson L. Lam. Ti-uno Row. a. Mom, JI Richards, V. Somers, R. Kofford, E. Bush, B. McCullough. FOURTH ROW: H. Brandel, D. Shannon, K. Brandel, E. Kenyon, G. Sabin. FIRST ROW, lefl Io righl: C. Elcock A. Hansen, J. Dingman, S. Thibauf, B Trapp, J. Bigelow, Everefl Hubbard SECOND ROW: L. Harriscn, C. Esfes P. Srnlfh, L. Peacock, J. MacCabe, E Berry, P. Hunfon. THIRD ROW: P Firlh, D. Easf, P. Ellioll, D. Pilfman, I Norris, K. Newman, S. Madison FOURTH ROW: J. Tibbells, L. Walker J. Lillle, J. Filzpafrick, T. Riley, M Kaplan. eq. li if .31-13345. N,,.,.aw-'Mn .' ' I . ENGLISH ll--PERIOD 5 FIRST ROW, lefl lo right: A. Dolson, P. Throop, G. Andrews, S. Ghiglieri, E. Kennedy, B. Hawkins, E. Hubbard. SECOND ROW: S. Howard, J. Bowers, S. Smifh, B. Hollibaugh, K. Lyall, V. McDaniels, L. Hohimer. THIRD ROW: D. Roundy, B. Brown, R. Berloldi, J. Gaskey, D. Lamoureaux, S. Dicks, D. Carpenler. FOURTH ROW: R. Friebel, J. Rufledge, H. Hunf, L. Oaks. FIFTH ROW: B. Packard, A. Miller, J. Voges, D. Elble, J. Holberl, B. Bilgin, Mr. Pelerson. ENGLISH Il-PERIOD 3 FIRST ROW, left fo righl: C. Ely, D. Downs, J. Lynch, B. Murphy, P. Krafi, M. Clevenger. SECOND ROW: H. Ross, J. Caswell, E. Anderson, L. Chrisfenson, T. McKinney, D.'Kenyon. THIRD ROW: D. Franks, B. Baugh, V. Flanery, D. Wood, L. Timmons, B. Young. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Peferson, R. Burgess, D. Hukill, B. Machen. ENGLISH Il-PERIOD 2 FIRST ROW, Ieff lo righl: B. Brown, B. Willard, L. Harrison, M. Hayes, B. Todd, B. Willard. SECOND ROW: C. Murphy, N. Wallers, S. Mason, B. Coyle, C. McLellan, B. Bonney. THIRD ROW: L. Williams, J. Winans, G. Lou- sfalol, P. Ulm, J. Uhl, B. Boolh, W. Brown. FOURTH ROW: B. Brecken- ridge, W. Sfobbe, C. Sims, G. Genf- ner, D. Marlow, F. Kidwell, G. Sfuder. ENGLISH ll-PERIOD 7 FIRST ROW, lefl lo riqhl: S. Goodwin, F. Jones, P. Ferrell, E. Cook, H. Downs, P. Fifzrandolph, J. Hufford. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Blackeffer, B. Murphy, C. Gershanoff, J. Price, J. Saulner, R. Bilyeul, D. Powers. THIRD ROW:'A. Herring, F. Clem, L. Harnillon, R. Popeioy, J. Winegar, J. Freeman, FOURTH ROW: B. Mosher, J. Van Dyke, B. Darrough, R. Lewis, S. While, C. Cram, A. Cox. FIFTH ROW: J. Cawl- ing, G. Smifh, B. Miller, D. Hirsl, J. Reid. SIXTH ROW: W. Martindale, B. Will, H. Smifh. ENGLISH Il-PERIOD 4 FIRST ROW, leff lo riqhl: B. Penn, P. Erby, J. Spangle, E. Metz, D. Bauqh, P. Fischer, G. McClung. SECOND ROW: R. Boles, C. Bowdish, D. Parker, J. Beaverl, J. While, J. Milfon, L. Nel- son. THIRD ROW: J. Pelerson, J. Hard- ing, C. Wagle, W. Ericson, C. Jew, W. Shelfon, D. Swingley, R. Nye. FIRST ROW, Ieff fo rlghl: S. Gosney, B. Melfon, V. Holcom, V. Baker, M. Johnson, M. Crow. SECOND ROW: D. Popeioy, S. Marshel, G. Ely, M. Brown, M. Reed, P. Knapp. THIRD ROW: N. Wegley, B. Shorf, M. Isaac, W. Thomp- son, D. Reed, R. Graves, D. Taylor. FOURTH ROW: R. Winlers, D. Pofler, E. O'DeIl, E. O'Brien, K. Knighlen, A. Vilzfhum, R. Sanders. FIFTH ROW: J. Conlow, H. Shubin, R. Smilh, A. Bige- low, B. Ralliff, J. Solus. SIXTH ROW: C. Zink, J. Reinke, D. Cooper, J. Rogers, Mrs. Fadqelf. FIRST ROW, leff Io riqhf: R. Markham N. Holbrook, J. Augusfine, D. Knakal, H. Horr, M. Shoffner. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Padgefl, V. Kamrowski, G. Spalz, M. Monfqomery, G. Taylor, R. Smith. THIRD ROW: C. Chifwood, D. Rhea, R, Byerly, T. McBroome, S. Mills, P. Borders. FOURTH ROW: L. Jones, L. Freed, R. Pagel, D. McLain, D. Carr, J. Borders. FIRST ROW, lefl lo right: T. Head, R. Rhea, D. Moore, P. Duffy, A. Brown, M. Jones, B. Boll, M. Wri hi. SECOND ROW: H. Basseff, R. Mcgurdy, J. An- derson, S. Dean, V. Jennings, P. Sfreef, J. Williams, L. Ross, L. De Grofl. THIRD ROW: M. Fuller, W. Scholz, D. Farrell, R. Rogers, C. Hemenway, K. Wagers, Mrs. Padgelf, L. Graham, J. Livingston, D. Owens, B. Pemberfon, B. Reed, FRESI-IMEN . Class of '54 The Freshman Class oT 'El aT ShasTa Union l-ligh School shows promise oT producing some OT The mosT ouTsTanding ciTizens in The TuTure, The Frosh ReTurn Dance, The Freshman Assembly, and The EiqhTh Qrade Day were iusT a Tew oT The hlghliqhTs oT The year. The Treshmen also invaded The upperclass ranlcs in The VarieTy Show and The school play, You Can'T Talce lT WiTh You. A large number oT boys parTicipaTed in The aThleTic program. A new proie-cT was iniTiaTed in This year's Freshman Class. IT involves a sTudenT qovernmenT plan in which The members oT The class may parTicipaTe acTively and so prepare Tor sTudenT leadership. lNiTh The en- ThusiasTic co-operaTion oT The TaculTy, we The Class oT '54 hope To make a successTul iob oT our high school career. Gary Bronson Dan l-lalcomb Jean Huck Ken Yee Lois Keefer GARY BRONSON DON STEWART OFFICERS PresidenT. ,,,, Don Sfewarl Vice Presidenh Milne Preaseau SecreTary Barbara Burke Treasurer .Lee Leonard Yell Leader, . Lois Keefer FIRST ROW, Ieff To right: Mike Preaseau, Ron Ellioft, Tom Gan- non, Gary Lousfalof. SECOND ROW: Pai Croffo, Barbara Burke, Arlene Ricks. FIRST ROW, Iefi Oo right Earl DeSiIva, Gary Bronson, Dan Halcomb. SECOND ROW: Pa? Croffo, Barbara Hesser, Jean Huck. CITIZENSHIP I-PERIOD 4 FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Hill, P Black, J. Mulford, L. Hume, B. Wolsey J. Burns, S. Frain, SECOND ROW: J Allison, J, Franklin, D. Mitchel, Y Hammers, K. Hislop, V. Armstrong, C Smith. THIRD ROW: R. Hardy, N. Mel Brume, G. Jarvis, R. Meyer, J. Mayne, G. Loustalot, G. Briley. FOURTH ROW: D. Haller, T. Seago, L. Woodfill, S Hadges, D. Corley, D. Vcllmers, F. Dlestelhorst. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Thatch- er, B. Asher, B. Spade. CITIZENSHIP I-PERIOD 3 FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Winkle, F. Taylor, P. Crotto, S. McCarthy, V. Fonseca, B. Lamoureaux, M. Lewin. SECOND ROW: C. Taylor, M. Dicks, P. Noel, D, Dragso, N. Kirk, D. Lance M. Carr. THIRD ROW: E. Fogal, J Miller, V. Runner, J. Stroup, N. Bla- grave, B. Bower. FOURTH ROW: M, McClain, D. Slaughter, B. lngle, K. Birminghan, D. Baker, G. Bronson, J. Golenor, Mrs. Thatcher. FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Manold, M. Boyd, S. Broclmman, E. Ratlitf, J, Johnson, M. Winans, L. Downing. SEC- OND ROW: G. Sherrit, S. Williams, L. Keefer, N. Christenson, F. Papineau, N. Nelson, B. Beaver, E. Vitzen. THIRD ROW: R. Ferrell, F. Wilson, M, Cox, L. Whitacker, F. Welch, P. O'Brien, T. Young. FOURTH ROW: M. Barton, W. Leise, J. Petiiohn, R. Southern, G. Weber, G. Tanksley. FIFTH ROW: D. Hall, D. Fannin, J. Bartch, M. O'Brien, Mrs. Thatcher, W. Evans, D. Elliot. CITIZENSHIP l-PERIOD 6 FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Scott, V. Stout, S. Autio, B. Baxter, D. Morris, S. Mcntello, P. Choate, M. Conway. SECOND ROW: W. Howell, B. Smith, J. Banta, S. Johnson, P. Broome, A. Stevens, R. Leslie. THIRD ROW: G. Luper, R. Nicolet, E. DeSilva, G. Little, D. Bigelow, D. Mullen, J, Alward, J. Metz, R. Carr. FOURTH ROW: M. Posey, G. Buck, B. Lagg, J. Westlake, D. Krick, R. Layman, A. Phelps, .l. Fagan. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Thatcher, B Hill K CITIZENSHIP I-PERIOD 2 FIRST ROW, Iefl lo righf: P. Chandler, J. Auslin, J. Prawl, J. Tinsman, K. Kingsley, M. Poole, J. Johnson, R. Fisher, Mr. Marvin. SECOND ROW: G. Burk, S. Fuller, P. Morris, G. Overman, R. Srnifh, V. Morgan, N. Higgins, M. Kennell. THIRD ROW: M. Preaseau, R. Phenegar, J. Bucholz, D. Rodgers, S. Riqney, N. Bruzellon, J. Daugberg, D. Haiek, B. Belrleal, V. Harmon, C. Far- rell, E. Keller. FOURTH ROW: R. Row, L. Slepp, L. Leonard, H. Duncan, D. Ridenaur. CITIZENSHIP I-PERIOD 4 FIRST ROW, leff lo righl: P. Turner, J. Turner, D. Mellon, P. McGralh, S. Keil, R. Korfeum, R. Sleinback, D. Lee. SEC- OND ROW: M. Haller, M. Blunl, E. Asher, S. Hansen, D. Miller, P. Safian, N. Schick, THIRD ROW: W. Tobiasson, M. Berry, J. Hannon, J. Audio, H. Herfi, J, Carnes, I. Brower, A. Cannon, Mr. Marvin. FOURTH ROW: J. Nichol, F. Abbolf, C, Jones, T. Slubbs, R. Erick- son, K. Yee, G. Kealon, L, Kuehne. FIFTH ROW: R. Woodfill, G. Sfarnes, B, Miner, K. Spencer, R. Harris, G. Pill, R. Chiara, F. Morrison, CITIZENSHIP I-PERIOD I FIRST ROW, leff lo riqhl: S. Wolf, C. Sfead, S. Cooke, A. Sfoul, A. Colby, M. Powers, B. Rice. SECOND ROW: L. Cone, G, Harlman, D. Bisnelf, B. Cor- ley, B. McMeans, B. Phelps, S. Devers. THIRD ROW: J. Campaign, D. Hal- comb, D. Calkins, D. Johnson, A. Hoff, W. Clawson. FOURTH ROW: L. Bland, J. Lloyd, R. Nicolel, W. Jones, P. Vas- sion, M. Jose, H. Bonney. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Jackson, L. Hoxie, D. McDonald, B. Becker, K. Forry, R. Dimmick, L. Holloway. CITIZENSHIP I-PERIOD 5 FIRST ROW, Ieff fo righl: O. Howes, S. McRae, V. Holbrook, M. Jones, C. Bealy, S. Jenkins, M. Teirl. SECOND ROW: L. Zwelsig, R. Miller, S. Gim- blin, D. Fuchs, D. Thorpe, S. Nalsuhare, P. Black, R. Miller. THIRD ROW: D. Rice, N. Musselman, M. Jones, A. Voqes, B. Taylor, D. Wilhelmson, R. Thompson, L. Smith. FOURTH ROW: B. Wesf, D. Ward, G. Rowland, G. Smlck, Mr. Jackson, B. Shepherd, T. Almgren, G. Safran. FIFTH ROW: D. Shiell, R. Oldbury, R. Tanquary, G. Effinbeck, D. Sfewarl, A. Taylor, R. Fishman, D. Pancake. CITIZENSHIP I-PERIOD 2 FIRST ROW, left to right: L. Fonseca, M. Walsh, D. Voqes, C. Merrifield, D. Tennent, A. Murph, J. Lancaser, J. Din- widdie. SECOND ROW: J. Shepard, R. Mancasola, D. Lovelady, B. Burke, D. Kinkel, G. McCants, B. Jerome. THIRD ROW: M. Farnum, G. Smith, B. Rollins, M. McCormick, B. Grove, B. Webb, H. Stephens, J. Larcade. FOURTH ROW: C. Stevenson, J. Powell, A. Pres- ton, J. Ritchie, J. Essex, P. Templeton, D. Brewer, J. Eddy. CITIZENSHIP I-PERIOD 3 FIRST ROW, Iett to right: D. Reed, L, Abbott, G. Santos, J. Huck, B. Glaze, M. DeCima, M. Gibbons. SECOND ROW: D. Strayer, C. Caldwell, A. Ricks, J. Crean, R. Vining, J. Ronlake, J. Renfree, B. Morrow. THIRD ROW: J. Pielte, C. Womack, M. Trussas, B. Haw- kins, M. Grafe, M. Anderson, D, Mac- Donald Miss Beaty. FOURTH ROW: D. s reid, c. eimbnn, T. Gannon, T. enei Wagner, R. Elliot, M. Stephens, P. Bracken, B. Dutton, D. Pratt. CITIZENSHIP I-PERIOD 7 FIRST ROW, left to right: C. McDuffy, R. McDonald, D. Williams, M. Voll- mers, J. Dorsey, T. Dunn, N. Bertaqna, Y. Lee, B. Jarrell. SECOND ROW: F. Bryant, R. Saunders, R. Kuss, M. Mathe- son. THIRD ROW: O. Wood, R. Burge, B. Coe, M. Blattner, P. Helgren, S. Dial, S. Ward, C. Quigley, S. Husman, Miss Beaty. FOURTH ROW: C. Clary, R. Cox, Y. Lane, C. Stovers, M. Hessel- line. FIFTH ROW: D. Wertz, D. Wion, L. Arnold, G. Duckett, L. Cattanach, E. Wetmore. CITIZENSHIP I-PER-IOD 6 FIRST ROW left to right: D. Halcomb, S. Hemenway, E. Hays, A. Darrow, S. Garrett, A. Popeioy, D. Henry. SEC- .. ROW B Brucker F Doak B. t OND : . , , , Hesser, A. Mortimer, J. Gray, J. Ben nett, N. Kern. THIRD ROW: H. Arnold B. Morrison, E. Bean, G. Knighten, D Martin, R. Odermatt, C. Clement, D Bassham. FOURTH ROW: B. Campbell R. Best, C. Kenyon, R. Dorman, J. Lego L. Maxham, J. Johnston. FIFTH ROW R. Edwards, D. Watson, O. Leak, M Watrous, H. Krantz, J. Strode. lv an ...A e 'N war COLLEGE PREP ENGLISH IV BIOLOGY SOLID GEOMETRY CITIZENSHIP IV COMMERCIAL CE PRACTICE SHORTHAND TYPING BOOKKEEPING I-IOMEMAKING SEWING HOMEMAKING I HOMEMAKING II HOMEMAKING I ' a 1 gtkmm. ,wgww by 'WWRTZ V 1230 vm-fr iwezgg, 3359? U wa if X ., V 2 ....,,. - 2 ' 53 5 I ' 6 27 M J ,L 9' A I .:,:,,A , W A A S Q iff 122353 :gs zgggzzzifiiwx In ' Sli x 'Z fs: w N E SHOP AUTO SHOP WOOD SHOP MACHINE WOOD SHOP vw feiewffzi awww ff-fffhsfmfm ww www 'Fai' H in X Mmgig ,MQW Zfefiu WWW ff as A ,N H. 'X 'Wm ! wwf. Brawl FIRST ROW, lefl to right B. Millon, E. Hoyf, B. Simpson, L. Knipfel, B. Harrison, E. Markham, M. Neal, L. Clark, G. Twyman, A. Frain, D. Olson, 6. Burk. SECOND ROW: N. Renlle, J. Dinwiddie, C. Salazar, B. Carpenter, C. Hall, M. Rendahl, D. Cuff, L. Siefken, D. Doss, J. Kappen, G. Diesllehorsl, J. Millon. THIRD ROW: R. Nicolef, J. Ouder- kirk, H. Hayl, J. Melz, J. Huck, P. Williams, D. Peferson, J. Huck, L. Nelson. FOURTH ROW: J. While, E. Meiz, J. Bayer, E, Hubbard, P. Broome, ll. Brown, D. Henry, S. Gosney, P. Knapp, C. Bowdish, N. Chrislenson. BAND ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW, Ieff lo right: B Wolsy, B. Murphy, M. McClain P. Smith, F. Saunders, M. Fuller vw SECOND ROW: J. Baldwin, J Tibbils, W. Thompson, L Leonard, Mr. Beckell. if-I GIRLS' GLEE FIRST ROW, left lo right: P. Elliol, C. Ely, J. Milton, B. Brown, J. Jackson, B. Fuchs, J. Brandsford, C. Mocksch, R Sfeidley, M. Carpenler, D. Leonard. SECOND ROW: M. Keyes, L. Maxim, C. Belhel, A. Mason, M. Cook, L. Wil Iiams, L. Siefkin, E. Slarnes, S. McDaniel, L. De Grofl, D. Blaylock. THIRD ROW: N. Dempsey, J. Campbell, B Marander, S. Scolf, H. Lillle, J. Anderson, C. Scofl, P. Choale, R. Kuss, B. Ross. FOURTH ROW: N. Gunzburg, M Lulcn, M. Hayes, P. Evans, M, Wrighl, G. Ely, E. Cock, D. Gill, E. Boyle, Mr. Marr. FIRST ROW, Iefr lo righl: R, Beckell, F, Saunders, C. Coburn, W. Wilhelmson, J. Mauini, R. Rigney, C. Clement, M Posey, G. Sharelle, H. Arnold, W. Rigqins, M. Warn. SECOND ROW: J. Summers, J. Clemenl, B. Moore, B. Palmer, J Baldwin, D. Fraser, D. Halcomb, D. Le Brun, L. Ghiqlieri, B. Jeler, J. Howard, R. Mills, B. Sewell. THIRD ROW D. Beaver, B. Campbell, J. Slanfon, M. Slevenson, V. Powers, M. Kuehne, G. Mclnlyre, P. Files, D. Melhase, S, Pool BOYS' GLEE PHYSICAL EDUCATION SOFTBALL JUST LOAFING CADET CORPS ATTENTION ABOUT FACE PLANS FOR ATTACK ARS. ZOLA SHUMAN Coach so .f 62 CENTER-BACK.CLOCKWlSE: B. Bower, B. Burbee, P. Firih, S. Holliday, D. McDonald, D. Roundy, M. Anderson A Doak, V. McDaniel, S. Garreff, E. Weingariner, P, Erby, S. Marshel, E. Sfiles, P. Sfreel P Hunfon B Hollibaugh, A. Sfroup, J. Anderson, D. Slevenson, B. Shorl, M. Jones, M. Isaac, J. Pershall R. Barcus .A Brown Everesf J Jackson, J. Barfsch, J. Thompson, H, Hackler, R. Morfon, B. Vokal, C. Slanley, Newman., E: Kennedy, ID. Hawkins, V. Kennedy, K. Lyall, R. Husman, J. Downs, V. Black, D. Hubbard, B. Cooper, S. Kingsley, B. Hawkins M Cook S. Wolf, A. Kingsley, e. Mix, P. Black, M. Markham, s. min, a. sisiien, A. Ricks, R. Ludwig, J. Lowrey, ii. Pinnsmialph, D Holcom, E. Asher. MAJORETTES IN CENTER: F. Orsini, M. Dlflus, B. Grace, J. Boehle, B. Handley, B. Flall, D. Smilh B. Ward. DRILL TEAM LEADER: J. Billings. Members noi included in piclure: J. Paffon, maiorelle, B. Rice, Drill Team B. Fuchs, Drill Team. DRILL TEAM GAIL SHUMAN Mascot Cafeferia Staff Library Sfaff Office Sfaff. DON FADO Sludenl Body Secrelary BARBARA FUCHS Sludenf Council Secrefary CAROL MCNEESE Girls' Tax Collecfor J I M HAMILTON Treasurer FRANKIE KING Foolball Yell Leader MARTIN RENDAI-IL President STUDENT BO FIRST SEMESTER Marlin Rendalwl was elecled Io llwe posilion ol Sludenl Body Presidenl for Ilwe lirsl sernesler. l-le was assisled by Diclc Conqdon, vice-presidenl and Sludenl Council presi- denl, Donald Fado, Sludenr Body secrelary, Barbara Fuchs, Sludenl Council secrelary, Jim Harnillon, Ireasurer, Carol McNeese and Larry Weber, lax colleclors, and Frankie King, ioolball yell leader. lliey all did line iobs and pre- senred a series ol good assemblies for Ilie Sludenl Body, Tlney mainlained Ilwe slandards sei by previous Sludenl Body officers. ZEKE HENDRICKS Presidenf BARBARA FUCHS Sludenf Body Secrefary DY OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER For Ihe second sernesler officers Ihe Sludenl Body chose Zeke Hendricks as president Don Fado as veep ancl Slu- denl Council president Barbara Fuchs as Sluclenl Body secrelary, Carol Jo I-lall as Sludenl Council secrelary, and Sherrill Dobrowslcy as baskelloall yell leader. Following capable officers of The previous semesler, 'Ihey worlced hard and did Iheir jobs eflicienlly. I CAROL JO HALL Student Council Secrefary LARRY WEBER Boys' Tax Colleclor JIM HAMILTON Treasurer SH ERRILL DOBROWSKY Basketball Yell Leader RICHARD CONGDON Firsf Semeshzr Presidenf of Sfudenl Council. FIRST SEMESTER On lhe agenda of lhe Sludenl Council for I95O led by Richard Congdon, presidenl, assisled by Barbara Fuchs, secrelary, lhe rouline procedures of balancing lhe budgel and invesligaling 'rhe currenl problems of lhe sludenl-body-al-large came up Iirsl' for con- sideralion. Wilh lhe new Shasla College on praclically lhe same campus, a new silualion concerning inlerschool relalions was discussed and agreed upon 'ro lhe salislaclion of all concerned. FIRST ROW, Ief? lo right: F. King, S. Dobrowsky, J. Livingston, J. Newfon, R. Congdon, V. Kennedy, C. Mocksch, C. McNeese, B. Fuchs. SECOND ROW: J. Hamilfon, L. Weber, D. Fado, M. Rendahl, B, Bedynek, B. Frank, D. Kimball, B. Kimball, E. O'Brien. ' M W W 'Z If ll m1w ,ein:' H if STUDENT DONALD FADO Second Semesier Presidenl of O l , N C I L Sfuden? Council. I SECOND SEMESTER The second semesler found sludenf council presideni Don Fado. and secrerary, Carol Jo Hall busy wiih several new proiecrs. Among ihe new proposals, probably The rnosl irnporlanl one was ihai oi a Jrwoeparry syslem palierned ailer our naiional sei'-up. This l'wo-pariy sysiem was successfully inauguraied during a previous year, and ihe cone sensus of opinion was rhal if would again be reinslaied. Commiilees were appoinied +o invesligaie ihe changes in policy regarding eleciion of yell leaders, school spirii, and finances. FIRST ROW, Ieff io righf: B. Leonard, L. Clark, D. Fado, Z. Hendricks, D. Price, D. Conqdon, L. Weber. SECOND ROW: B. Fuchs, C. Hall, J. Newfon, V. Kennedy, Miss Saforius, S. Dobrowsky, F. King, C. McNeese. THE STUDENT PATROL JERRY LIVINGSTON VIRGINIA KENNEDY The STudenT PaTroI has had a very successTuI year, in spiTe oT The spIiT Iunch hours. Our advisors Mr. Spencer and Mr. Hawkins, have described The STudenT PaTroI as The conscience oT The schooI. Under The eTTicienT leadership oT Jerry LivingsTon, TirsT semesTer presidenT, and Virginia Kennedy, second semesTer presidenT, The STudenT PaTroI sponsored a sIcaTing parTy, and aTTendecI a Tree movie Tor all oT The organizaTion members. Membership oT The STudenT PaTroI is IimiTed To 40 sTudenTs. Any person recom- mended by a person oT The membership commiTTee may ioin The STudenT PaTroI. A paTroI member iT recommended by The advisors and paTroI oTTicers, may apply Tor one poinT oT crediT Toward The C.S.E. The STudenT PaTroI is organized under The STudenT Council, and receives iTs auThoriTy To enTorce rules seT up by The Council Trom ThaT body. The purpose oT The Pafral is noT To acT as poIice, buT To remind The sTudenTs To ToIIow The reguIaTions ThaT They have se-T down. OTTicers oT The STudenT PaTroI were: JERRY LIVINGSTON ,,PresidenT s,,,e,,,,,, ,,,, . . .VIRGINIA KENNEDY DEARLE TOLLADAYW ,,,, s,,, V ice-President ,,,,,,, . ,...,.,,,,,,,.... ETI-TEL I-IOYT ETI-TEL I-IOYT ,,s,,,,,.s,Y,,,,,,,, ,,,,,s sss,, S e creTary .,,..., ,.,.,,,, M ARGUERITE ISAAC VIRGINIA KENNEDY.. . .. Re-presenTaTive.. ..,,,. ...JOAN LIVINGSTON FIRST ROW, Iefi To riqhT: M. Kuehne, D. Taylor, N. Siubbs, V. Kennedy, J. Dicks. SECOND ROW: J. Mayne, J. Lowry, E. Asher, M. Isaac, R. Mudd, L. McDonald. THIRD ROW: Mr. Spencer, -F. Wells, D. Tolladay, W. Morhmer, J. LivingsTon, D. Bigelow, J. Voges, Mr. Hawkins. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA The Fulure I-Iomemalcers of America is a narional organizalion of sludenfs siudying homemalcing in iunior and senior high schools of Ihe Unilred Slaresq Ihe Shasra chapier was organized in I945. The presenl number of members in our group is Iorfy-five and our acfivifies are many and varied. The boorh ar Ihe Ag Ball has become an annual affair and a good money making business. Also wilh Ihe Euiure Farmers oI America, I'he Spring barn dance is a year's highlight Besides our ofher social aIIairs such as The May Corlon Ball and a Ivlofhers' Chrisfmas Tea, Ihe Shasra chaprer has adopled a German I-Iome- malcing Class in Ihe American Secrion of Germany. This alllords an opporiunily for berier world relarionships on Ihe 'reenage level. For Ihe school children in Korea cloihes and school supplies are garhered and mailed, Io help our own communify Ihe girls usher aI Ihe Lions' sponsored plays, which raise money Ior Ihe Elemenrary Band uniforms. Combining learning, Tun, and a world-wide communily spiril are Ihe aclivilies and responsibilifies of rhe Eulure I-Iomemakers of America. OFFICERS Presidenl' . . . .... . VECY BROWN Vice-Presidenl . . . EILEEN KENNEDY Secrerary . . . . DONNA I-IALCOMB Treasurer . GAY ANNE CANE I-Iislorian . . CAROL STANLEY FIRST ROW, Ieff Io right Miss Kinloch, C. Sfanley, G. Cain, V. Brown, D. Holcomb, Mrs. Praier. SECOND ROW: J. Anderson, S. Wilson, L. Chrisfenson, D. MacDonald, S. Bair, J. Borsch, L. Hohemer, R. Barcus. F. Jones. THIRD ROW: D. Smifh, B. Brucker, N. Kirk, P. Sfone, A. Brown, B.cGIaze, Z. Menning, S. Howard, G. McCIunk, V. Caldwell, M. Mc ormick. sa F C. S. F. BRADLEY LEONARD BOB MILTON OFFICERS BRADLEY LEONARD ..wL.,., w,.L,..,,..... P residenT ....... .......,.. B OB MILTON CAROL JO HALL ....... .. .Vice-PresidenT .,,..,. L......., L EON NELSON JANICE MILTON ,,,..,,. ,,,v..L S ecreTary ,.,.v,, ,,v...........L.. S l-IARON SMITH BOB MILTON .,....,,,,Y...,..,,,,, ,.,.,,LL,.L,,,,L. T reasurer ,..A..Y,....4..L.... SHERRILL DOBROWSKY AnoTher evenTTul year has rolled by Tor ShasTa's branch oT The California Scholarship Federalrion. The organizaTion's moTTo, Scholarship Through Service, is pracTiced in many ways by iTs members, a number oT whom are leaders in various school acTiviTies. To become a member oT CSF. a sTudenT musT have aT leasT IO poinTs, Two oT which may be exTracurricular. Three poinTs are awarded Tor a grade oT A and one Tor a grade oT B. ExTracurricular poinTs, on The oTher hand, may range Trom V2 To 2 poinTs and are earned in a varieTy of ways. The club highlighTed iTs year's acTiviTies by reviving The TradiTional C.S.F. Snowball, which was a huge success. The second semesTer members climaxed The school year wiTh The annual C.S.F. Skip Day. AT The end oT The TirsT semesTer There were Tive LiTe Members oT C.S.E. They are Joan LivingsTon, KaThryn Lowry, Joan NewTon, Zelce Hendricks. and Don Rice. 5 B is FIRST ROW, lefi to right N. Ure, J. Newicn, D. Henry, B. Fuchs, C. Hall, M. Grigarick, J. Reynolds, V. Willis, J. Bill- ings. SECOND ROW: G. Pefers, M. Anderson, C. Mocksch, C. 1 Bowdish, J. McCabe, L. Siefken, l B. Burger, I. Grove, M. Carpen- fer. THIRD ROW: S. Dobrow- sky, F, Bryani, B. Hawkins, E. Asher, J. Whife, J. Koppen, J. Milion, J. Pershall, S. Howard FOURTH ROW: D. Slauqhier, B, Brown, M. Isaac, B. Kiedis, P. Choaie, L. Maxim, J. Living- sro S S 'Th J W'Il' D n, . mr , . riams, Niehoff. FIFTH ROW: F. Saun- ders, D. Esfes, B. Milton, L. ' Nelson, W. Brown, J. Tibbils. ri MASQUE AND DAGGER OFFICERS JOANN BRANSFORD L ,, w . , P RESIDENT JOANN WILLIAMS ,,YIII,,, IIIYEEE, V ICEVPRESIDENT ZEKE I-IENIDRICKS.. . . EE,EE, SECRETARY I-laying a record membership lhis year, Masque and Dagger has Ihis pasl year proved quile successful in helping lo produce 'rwo of The besl plays in Shasla's hislory, You Can'l lake I+ Wilh You, and Besl Fool Forward. Under The excellenl' advisorship of Mr. John Pelerson many members ol lhe organizalion played imporlanl paris on, as well as OII-slage in malce-up, slage managemenl, sel building, elc., which are all im- porlanl in lhe successful produclion of any play. Besides lhe Iwo school plays lhe lvIasquers pul on a Varie'ly Show and an annual allair, The Masque and Dagger Dance, which was, Jrhis year, a coslume ball. D. Howell, V. Greenfield, P. Krafl, B. Boll, V. Fonseca, L, Harrison, M. Blaylock, E. Hoyf, C. Sfanley, E. Kennedy, J. Beach, P. Jackson, B. McGrath, G. Ospifal, D. Congdon, D. Fado, C. Hall, L. Weber, J. King, D. Heryford, J. Brans- ford, J. Baldwin, S. Blagrave, C. McNeese. JACK GOLENOR DICK ESTES s 74 FIRST ROW, Iefl lo righf: Hamilfan, Gower, Neal, Walson, Esfes, Gclenor, Ghiglieri, Wilfner, D. Kimball, Blalock, Mills, Gordon, Williams, Jacobs, Files, Sewell, Jefer. SECOND ROW: O'Brien, Frieble, Coughlin, Holberf, Packard, B. Kimball, Ravencroff, Pipkin, Golenor, Somers, Presfon, Carl, Kassis, Ellis, D. Harding, THIRD ROW: Murrish, Wagers, Leonard, Campaign, Hendricks, Fifzpalrick, Bishop, Livingsion, Shelfon, Hesfer. FOURTH ROW: Taylor, Hawkey, Sanders, Lilfle, Mclnlire, Riley, Thompson, Brousseau, Hummel, Franks, Sfreel, Johnson, Hoyl, Bush, Forey, Ritchey. FIFTH ROW: Barnell, McCullough. BLOCK S SOCIETY OFFICERS JACK GOLENOR, ...... . ,..... President.. ...... .DICK ESTES DICK ESTES. .,.. , . .. .. .. Vice-President. ,. , ......,...... .....BlLL JETER BILL JACOBS .... . .. . Secreiary and Treasurer. .. RICHARD FRIEBLE IRA BLALOCK.. . .. .Sergeani-al-Arms ..... LARRY BISHOP LOU GHIGLIERI ,.... . .. ......... ......... B OB KASSIS Bell Cuslodian... .. .. .. ...LBOB CARL Advisor ..... , . . CHUCK SHARPE The Block S Sociely is an organizalion composed of all boys who have earned a lerler on an A or B alhlelic leam. The club members decide who is lo become members oi lhe Sociely. The organizalion holds as ils ideals good sporlsmanship and good conduci in all alhleiic conlesls. Every year 'rhe club sponsors lhe Boxing Tournamenl and all Jrhe proceeds go inlo lhe Arhleiic lniury Fund. The club also puls on lhe Fronlier Day which was formerly called Pioneer Day bui we had lo change il for various reasons. On lhis day all Shaslans come dressed as Fronliersmen. The club puls on an assembly in 'rhe morning and sponsors a dance in lhe evening. Anolher new ilem in 'rhe Block S is lhe addiiion ol The Viclory Bell. This bell was obiained for lhe Sociely by Jim Holberl and Bill Kimball. Afier receiving lhe bell we added a new oflice lo The organizarion, BELL CUSTODIAN. His dulies are lo mainlain 'rhe bell and keep if in good working order. The Tirsl person lo hold ihis office was Bob Carl. SENIOR LETTERMEN The class of '5I haol I5 boys who earned one or Jim l-lamillon--lhree years manager loolball more 'ellen on an HAH Of HBH Jfeam' Zeke I-lenclricks--lhree years loolball Following is a lisl of lhe senior lellermen and l'he Bill Jeler-lllree years lroolballl baslqelball sporls in which lhey earned 'rheir lellers: Carl Johnson-lwo years baseball, one year loolloall Earnie Barnell-One year manager Track Don Kimball-'three years loolball, lrack Ira Blalock-Three years foolball, lwo years 'rrack Bob Mills-lllree years loolball Dick Esles-lhree years foolball, lrack Bolo Sewell-lwo years loolball Pele Files-lwo years baseball, one year loolloall Bill Slreel-lllree years hack Lou Ghiglieri'-kwo years fookbau Marvin Willner-Three years lrack, lwo years fool- Jack Golenor-'rhree years foolball, lrack ball, lwo loaskelball FIRST ROW, left lo right: Esles, Golenor, Blalock, Files, Ghiglieri, WiH'ner, Mills, Sewell. SECOND ROW: Sfreel, Hamillon, Hendricks, Johnson, Barnefl, Kimball, Jeler. VOLCANO STAFF AT WORK JOAN LIVINGSTON Fall Edifor VIRGINIA KENNEDY Spring E'dllo Sludenls of Shasla eagerly awailed The arrival of ihe VOLCANO, our weelcly paper, every Monday during lhe noon hour. News ol coming evenls, and inleresiing iealures of all lypes were paclced inlo each issue. Sludeni opinion was especially encouraged lo malce ihe paper lruly represenlairive of lhe sludenl body. FALL STAFF FIRST ROW lefl fo riqhl: Marv Wilfner, Virginia Kennedy, .Ioan Livinqslon, Brad Leonard. SECOND ROW: Helen Albushe, Anifa Diflus, Barbara Flair, Beverly Handley, Zeke Hendricks. SPRING STAFF FIRST ROW, lefl lo righl: Bill Jacobs, Jim Hamillon, Donna Taylor, Virginia Kennedy, Maureen McEnaney, Joan Livingslon. SECOND ROW: Jim Sigle, Marv Wilfner, Frankie Kir:-g, Leila Wilbur, Barbara Kie'dis. THIRD ROW: Carol Firlh, Brad Leonard, Barbara Flall, Bev andley. FIRST SEMESTER Edilor-in-chief, Managing Edilor Fealure Ediicrc ,, Sporls Edilor, Exchange Edilor Business Manager, H ,, ,, E, ,Joan Livingslon E ,,,,, Virginia Kennedy ,,,,,n.l-lelen Albushe . ,Bradley Leonard , ,,,Laverne Booih Zelce Hendricks Adverlising Manager, ,,sBeverly Handley Circulaiion Manager , ,Marvin Willner SECOND SEMESTER Ediior-in-chief ,,,,a,, Virginia Kennedy Managing Edilor, Maureen McEnaney Fealure Edilor ,,,a, Sporls Edilor. ,,,,,, , Exchange Edilor, L, , Business Manager, ,, Pholographer. , L. Adverlising Manager Circulalion Manager Advisor ,,,..,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,s,,,,, Carol Flrlh , , Larry Bishop , ,, ,Laverne Boolh ,Bradley Leonard Sigle ,,,Beverly l-landley ,,,,Marvin Willner ,Mr. Richard l'laalce svgymggaff, W '?Zf31 3Y3'35 MCWQM 594 fwwiiifiiigsz . k GIRLS' LEAGUE Presideni i , , , Geraldine Schullz Vice-Presideni ff Y,.,, Belly Rice Secreiary ,nlzranlcie King Treasurer L, ,, Y.,.., ,, ., , Barbara Euchs Senior Represeniarives ,, ,Joan Newfon, Rayola Shelion Junior Represeniaiivesz Joyce Taylor, Maureen McEnaney Sophomore Represeniaiive, ,A , ,. .Y,,, ,opal Ellioi Yell Leader L,,,.,.,., .., .A..., ,..uv. R Osie Yager GERALDINE SCHULTZ JOAN LlviNesToN Fall Prexy Spring Prexy SECOND SEMESTER Presidenl ,, , ,, . , , , , Joan Livingsion Vice-Presideni ,, , ,Belly Bryceson Secreiary .,,A , YY,,, Sharon Smiih Treasurer ,.,,Y.,.,..,.,,,,,, ,, ,,,c, ,Yo, Y,,,, V i rginia Kennedy Senior Represeniaiives , .,,,,, ,Kaihy Lowry, Joann l-lesser Junior Represeniaiives H ,Carol Jo l-lall, Emmy Marlcham Sophomore Represenfaiive ,,,,,,,, .Y., L,,,,,,LY,.,.,,, M e g Wrighi Freshman Represeniaiive ,,,,, ,.,.,,,,, N edra Kirk Yell Leader ...,u,,,,,, i...,,.,,.,A .,.,, , , Pai Ellioir FIRST ROW, Ieff fo righf: Bar- bara Fuchs, Joyce Taylor, Pa? Elliof, Virginia Kennedy, Joan Newfon, Behy Bryceson. SEC- OND ROW: Rosie Yager, Carol Hall, Rayola Shelion, Emmy Markham, Frankie King, Mar- garef Wright THIRD ROW: Jo Ann Hesser, Geraldine Schuliz, Kafherine Lowry, Nedra Kirk, Sharon Smifh, Belly Rice. GIRLS' LEAGUE ACTIVITIES GirIs' League, a service organizaTion, is open To all The girls aT ShasTa High: iTs purpose is To TosTer courTeous, Ioyal, and democraTic ciTizenship and To uniTe all The girls Tor beTTer undersTanding and Tellowship. The highIighT oT The TaII semesTer was The Sadie Hawkins Dance: every Daisy Mae had her chance To caTch a Lil Abner. The DogpaTch Theme was carried ouT Through The schooI day and aT The dance. Our cIub gives service To The communiTy as weII as To The schooi. We give several basIceTs oT Tood To needy Tamiiies each hoiiday season. GirIs' League remembered Mrs. GIadys Harling, our pasT advisor who has been iII Tor some Time, wiTh a Tigurine Tor ChrisTmas. The spring semesTer was heralded wiTh parTies and convenTion pIans. A roIIer sIcaTing parTy Tor The whoIe cIub TurThered our Tellowshipg we were noT concerned wiTh The sIcaTing abiIiTy buT The parTicipaTion oTour Three hundred girIs. To be a represenTaTive To The Richardson Springs Older Girls' ConTerence is The dream oT aII our members. The ideas and ideals oT This convenTion are worThwhiIe aT- TainmenTs Tor each oT us. The Theme oT The I95I ConTerence was ATTaining a Happy Marriage. This year The deIegaTes To The conTerence were: Mary Grigarick, Alicia Brown. Mary Jane CarpenTer, Emmy Markham, Carol Jo HaII, Vecy Brown, KaThryn Lowry, Joan LivingsTon, Diane HiII, Joan NewTon, Rayola SheI+on, and BeTTy Harrison. LasT buT noT IeasT we honor our moThers wiTh a Tea: iT is a sociaI gaThering TeaTuring an inspiraTionaI program To carry us on To anoTher year. LOS GAUCHOS OFFICERS DARLENE HUBBARD ,7,,,. .. .,,,, ,. Presidenl v 7,, .,,,,.,,, FRED SAUNDERS DONNA TAYLOR ,,,.,,,,.,, .w.. V ice-Presidenl.. .. ,Y,,,w.....,, BYRON BILYEU JOANNE BIGELOW ,,.., . ,,,.... Secrelary ........,., ,,.,7, L OUISE MCDONALD DOROTHY LILOE L,,,L .,,.A... Treasurer L,...,, ,,,,.,. B ARBARA E. BROWN The Spanish Club is organized lo learn aboul our Lalin American neighbors, and lo have lun doing il. Our club song is Ay! Jalisco, No Te Raies! and our colors are red and green. Our mollo is Saber es Poder, which means Knowledge is Power. To join lhe club one musl eilher be enrolled as a sludenl in a Spanish class, have pre- viously sludied Spanish, or have a speaking knowledge ol Spanish. We have many meelings during lhe year, in which we somelimes learn a few Span- ish folk dances, lislen lo Spanish music, or presenl skils, in Spanish, of course. For help- ing in lhe various aclivilies, members can earn poinls. Upon earning lwenly-five poinl's, lhe member is given a Spanish pin, showing lhal he is a member in good slanding ol l'he club: lhis increases inleresl in lhe Spanish Club aclivilies. Our main aclivily ol 'rhe year is lhe Spanish Fieslaf' While preparing lor This we learn many inleresling lhings aboul lhe cusloms and gay spirils of neighbors. Aboul a week before lhe dance we have our annual dinner. This dinner is held for lhe purpose ol raking care ol lasl-minule preparalions lor l'he Fiesla and gelling beller acquainled. Miss Brunink, our advisor, usually prepares lhe dinner, which consisls of lacos, enchi- ladas, or some olher such Spanish dish. This dinner always proves lo be a lol of lun. Anyone inleresled in ioining lhe Spanish Club, should do so, because il lruly is one ol 'rhe finesl clubs al Shasla Union l-ligh School. We believe Thar if more Norlh Ameri- cans underslood Soulh American cusloms and beliefs, il would make for a grealer unily belween The lwo conlinenls, 'lhus aiding in 'rhe lurlhering of world peace. FIRST ROW, leff lo righl: E. O'Brien, J. Dinwiddie. R. Sleinback, B. Hill, B. Bilyeu. SECOND ROW: N. Wallers, J. Shepard, H. Downs, G. McClunq, J. Tinsman, J. Bigelow, D. Hubbard, N. Slubbs, D. Taylor, V. McDaniel. THIRD ROW: E. Hubbard, S. Mason, C. Stevenson, R. Mudd, D. Woodruff, L. McDonald, D. Lilge, B. Holllbaugh, P. Hunlon, B. Brown. FOURTH ROW: F. Saunders, J. Mayne, B. Harrison, S. Henry, R. McDowell. DARLENE HUBBARD FRED SAUNDERS I-IRST ROW, Ieff To righf: P. Duffy, D. Guinn, P. Fifz Randolph, A. Brown, V. Kennedy, B. Glaze, D. MacDonald, L. Maxim. SECOND ROW: R. PHT, C. ScoH, J. Banfa, J. Johnsion, Mrs. Padqeif, S. Johnson, S. Menold, D. DoughTy, G. Schulfz, V. Runner. TRI-Y OFFICERS LORRAINE MAXIM.. .. PresidenT . .GERALDINE SCHULTZ DIANE DOUGHTY Vice-PresidenT . . ...PAT FITZRANDOLF DOROTHY GUINN.. . SecreTary. .... .. . .ALICIA BROWN RITA PITT . . ,. .Treasurer . ..... SHIRLEY JOHNSON Tri-Y is a service club. IT has many acTiviTies and heIbTuI proiecTs. The Tri-Y Club is an organizaTion which sTands Tor seIT-improvement ChrisTian Fellowship, and service To The school and The corrmuniTy. The purpose OT This club is To creaTe, mainTain, and 9xTend high sTandards oT ChrisTian characTer. The Tri-Y Clubs are aITiliaTed wiTh The Y.M.C.A. This organizaTion has been mosT helpTuI in promoTinq The acTiviTies OT ShasTa's Tri-Y. In OcTober all The schools.oT NorThern CaliTornia meT aT MT. ShasTa Tor a Tri-Hi-Y Conierence in order To malce plans Tor The coming year. DeIegaTes were senT To The Annual ConTerence aT Weed. AuTumn was The Theme Tor our dance in November. Dele- gaTes were senT To The Annual NorThern California YouTh Comference in Redding in December. FUTURE NURSES' CLUB OFFICERS BARBARA WOLFORD EEEEEEEE, . .. EEEEE Presldenl .EEE..E.E ,.,EEEE.E.E J ANE RUTLEDGE STEPHANIE EDMINISTER.. EEEEEEEEEEEEE Vice-President. . EEEEEEE DONNA CARPENTER MAUREEN MQENENEY .. . Sec.-Treas. . .. .. PATSY SMITH .. l-llslorlan . . ...JUDY PRAWL ARLENE RICKS . .. . The Fulure Nurses' Club is a newly organized club al' Shasla Union I-liqh School. Th main obiecllve of lhe Nurses' Club is lo help girls lo choose lhe courses lhal are e required ol lhem, in lhe field of nursing. Allhough l'he club was iusl' organized 'rhis year, I s ss- Il has already accomplished a greal deal. The club sponsored one of lhe mos ucce lul dances ol lhe year. The dance was held during lhe annual Youlh Conference. During The monlhly meelings 'rhe members are enlerlained wilh guesl spealcers on inleresling subjecls and educalional movies on nursing. FIRST ROW, lefl lo rlghf: N. Elllnglon, P. Duffy. S L. De Groff, J. Prawl. THIRD ROW: F. Gregor , . rown, . ml , . , . FOURTH ROW: C. Bowdish, J. Rutledge, B. Wolford. ECOND ROW: Mrs. Slarr, S. Fuller, D. Carpenfer, S. Edminisler y A B P S 'fh S Aulio D Henry, D. Winkle, C. Merrifield G.A.A. Firsf Semesler Presidenf Second Semesfer Presld This year The G.A.A. has been very acTive and oTTered recreaTion Tor The girls aTTer school. Being an aTTer school acTiviTy, many oT The girls living ouT oT Town could noT parTicipaTe, buT, neverTheless, our TurnouT was very good. We sTarTed ouT The year under The able leadership oT PresidenT Freda Orsini and conTinued aT The same high level wiTh The second semesTer PresidenT GerTrude WrighT. The sporTs oTTered during The year, under The olirecTion oT Miss CoTTon, head advisor, Miss Jarmon, and Mrs. Shuman, assisTanT advisors, were Volleyball, BaslceTball, Bad- minTon, ShuTTleboard, Ping Pong, Track, SoTTball and Tennis. WiTh The addiTion oT The Junior College and Their swimming pool, iT may be possible To oTTer swimming as one OT nexT year's acTiviTies. FIRST ROW, left To right F. Or- sini, J. Bigelow, G. Wrighl, D. Smiih, M. Hayes, L, Rogers, P. Duffy, V. Willis, B. Trapp, A. Brown. SECOND ROW: R. Win- Ters, D. Guinn, B. Glaze, P. Slone, V. Brown, R. PHT, J. Sfod- dard, J. MiITon. THIRD ROW: C. Sianley, E. Kennedy, V. Mc- Daniels, S. Gcsney, M. Wriqhf, D. Kenyon, M. Carpenfer, J. Huck, P. Trapp, E. Hoyi. FOURTH ROW: V. Fonseca, D. Holcomb, A. Ricks, K. Hislop, AL. Alsbury, B. Burger, L, Seifken, IJ. Huck, A. Camenisch. FIFTH 'ROW: L. Lowrey, A. Slouf, V. Runner, C. Bowdished, J. Wood- field, N. Chrislensen, C. Beaiy, E, RaTliTf. SIXTH ROW: G. Vin- cenT, D, Niehoff, H. Whifson, N. Wiqley, D. McDonald. 1 CIRCLE S The Circle S is an organizalion of Girls' Aihleiic Associaiion members who have earned 700 poinis in aihleiic compeiiiion by pariicipaiing in afier-school and inlerclass games. Seven hundred poinis eniiiles a member +0 receive a Circle S leHer and also enables ihis member io be a nominee for Jrhe presidency of +he Girls' Aihleiic Associa- iion. When rhe member has earned 900 poinrs she is eniiiled io wear her firsi siar, and when she reaches l lOO poinis she is presenred wiih The second slar. The G.A.A. pins are awarded To girls earning l5OO poinis. FIRST ROW: leff fo right Efhel Hoyf, Gerirude Wrighi, Doris Niehoff, Josephine Stoddard, Mildred Hayes, Lor' raine Maxim, Dorofhy Gwinn, Vecy Brown, Jane? Woodfill. SECOND ROW: Freda Orsini, Phylis Sfone, Anna Camen- ish, Wanda Johnson, Gale Vincent, Diane Doughfy, Polly Trapp, Margaref Wright, Caroline Buszdieker. Main QU . Halcomb, R. BisnelT, G. Harfmann, D. Calkins, D. McDonald, J. CaTTani, N. Brazelfon, P. Vassion, B. Becker, Sfead, W. Jones, L. Cone, S. Devers, R. Nicolef, D. Leonard, D. Hannon, R. Royal, F, Orsini, D. Gunzburg, B. Rannells, J. Newsome, S. Vassion, C. Gill, K. Elwood, B. Marander, B. Becker, R. Rigney, K. Moody, R. Salnave, L. Weber, B. Baker, I. Blalock, V. Bair, L. Hiqbee, J. Williams, M. Buszdieker, B. Bryceson, D. Brown, W. GeTman, R. Congdon, B. Elsbury, M. Welch, D. Fado, E. Clark, J. STanTon, P. Trapp, B. Harrison, B. Mcllroome, E. KiT'lo, F. Summers, N. Ure, B. Shepherd, D. Wilhelmson, M. Jones, D. Ward, L. Zwelzig, B. Wesf, L. Smick, S. Gimblin, Doss, J. Golenor, C. BeThel, C. IMcNeese, J. Baldwin, D. Reed, J. Broadway, J. Cain, J. Newton, B. Mills. P JUNIOR STATESMEN OFFICERS PreSiCler1T ............. .... R ICT-IARD CONGDON Vice-PresidenT ,,.... ,,., ,.,. L A RRY WEBER Secre-Tary ...... . ...... JOANN HESSER Treasurer ............... ee.. J Ol-INNY CATTANI AcTiviTies DirecTor. DORIS LEONARD The Junior STaTesmen Club was reorganized again This year and Took The spoTlighT Tor being one oT The largesT membership clubs. A very successful dance was sponsored aT The beginning of The semesTer and iT is hoped ThaT an equally successful enTerprise will be accomplished in May when This club Takes over The governmenT oT Redding Tor one day. RADIO CLUB OFFICERS Presidenl ...Y.,.,.... , ,.., . ..,,,,,,, 7A,.. ..v,,.,.. G L E N DIESTELHORST Vice-Presidenr ,.7,.., ........ B RANTLEY HUNTER Secrefary-Treasurer ......... PHIL JACKSON The purpose of The Radio Club is To promole s+uderu+ inreresf in Technical radio: +o acquire, mainfain, and operale radio equipment and fo encourage members +o sfudy for and obfain an ama+eur or commercial license. During fhe school year of I95O-I95I The Radio Club sold sofr drinks af 'fhe foolball games in order To raise money To buy equipment FIRST ROW, Iefi fo riqhi: F. Moffif, B. Campbell, R. McCurdy, E. Hoyf, A. Doison, R. Rendahl, D. Hirst SECOND ROW: B. Miller, G. Diesflehorsf, B. McBroome, Mr. Denny, B. Hunier, P. Jackson, B. Besf. FUTURE FARMERS JERRY CLEVENGER JERRY CAIN OFFICERS JERRY CAINH, .A,A,,,A,,,,,,, ..., P residenl. . JERRY CLEVINGER KENNETH DOELKER ,.,...,,. Vice-Presidenl. . .. PETER l-IUFFORD BERNAL LEE ,,,,,,,,,,,,,E,,, . ,Secrelary ,,,,, YY,,,,, J llvl DUNCAN DAVID WEBB ..EE...,. BILL GREGORY ....,A,. GEORGE GENTNER .,.E,., . . ...Treasurer . Reporler .....Senlinel. ,, .,AUYEYE,EEE,EEY. ROY GRAVES . .. EYE. KENNETH DOELKER . . ...HAROLD DUNCAN The Fulure Farmers organizalion al lhe Shasla Union High School is composed ol IZO boys laldng agricullure and larm shop in high school. Our local chapler is allilialed wilh lhe Nalional and Slale Associalion and lalces aclive parl in aclivilies ol slale and nalional scope. This year we senl Kennelh Doellcer as a delegale lo lhe Nalional Convenlion al Kansas Cily and Edward lvlaunder and Bill Gregory as delegales lo lhe Slale Conven- lion held al San Luis Obispo. Our local chapler parlici ales in man exlracurricular aclivilies some ol which are P Y - 3 The Ag. Ball, Slale and Counly Fairs, Annual Bean Feed, Barn Dance, Parliamenlary Procedure Conlesl, F.F.A. Public Speaking Conlesl, Regional Field Days, Bred Gill Sale, Exhibiling al lhe Cow Palace, Parenls and Sons Banquel, Local Ag. Fair and a Proiecl Judging Conlesl. FIRST ROW, lefl 'lo righi: V. Flanlery, K. Pope, D. Tobiasson, M. Greeber, R. Leslie, L. Arnold, L. Leonard, W. Lees, D. Tennenf, C. Doig, D. Lee, H. Herfi, A. Murphey, E. Vilzlham, A. Morlimer, J. Bennell, V. Hacmon, D. Krick. SECOND ROW: W. Baugh, R. Nicolel, R. Dimmick, R. Hardy, L. Cone, R. Chiara, R. Ericson, F. Dieslelhorsl, J. Fagan, G. Genlner, J. Nickol, H. Duncan, P. Templelon, W. Davidson, D. Ferris, J. Haqslrom, R. Young, W. Tobiasson, C. Reid, Mr. Hillman. THIRD ROW: G. Slevenson, B. Nachreiner, D. Fraser, J. Johnslon, B. Reed, A. Vilzlhum, B. Gregory, B. Lee, E. Maunder, K. Doelker, G. Kealon, J. Gebauer, L. Timmons, L. Graham, B. Belveal, D. Ridenour, J. Bruce, D. Wood. FOURTH ROW: J. Duncan, A. Taylor, F. Nicolel, B. Daves, E. Atkins, F. Frisbie, R. Harmon, B. Pelerson, K. Elwood, R Graves, C. Eriks, C. Dudley, D. Cooper, J. Heflin, J. Richards, P, Hufford, O. Eade, J. Cain, T. Seago. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Henderson, F. Kidwell, C. Farrell, D. Oldbury, D. Rice, J. Royers, R. Sanders, D. Webb, J. Conlow, B. Keeran, B. Toney, D. Shannon, D. Prall, J. Pellyiohn, A. Phelps. if we-1-'B w 1 , ,, 'Q A ng' 4, Q. .7 ' lf ff 45 353' 1453 43 ,5 3 9. uv? 1? ,N A gp 'Q Iia,f.'3:.l 5 .ag 2 ffm ' U, In if i 'W er? - Qifm :MQW ' W 1 A? ,Y V J 5' I -. vs I I Qian V... 'Un FIRST ROW, Ieff Io righiz C. Kern, J. Hufford, P. Ferrell, J. Sfoddard. SECOND ROW: C. Siover, J. Mulford, B. Murphy, J. Augusiine, M. Caswell, C. Cram, L. Weber. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Hiehle, Miss Kempf. ART LEAGUE OFFICERS Fall Semesfer Spring Semesfer JOSEPI-IINE STODDARD Presidenr LARRY WEBER CRYSTAL KERN. ,. . Vice-Presideni MURL CASWELL DARLENE NAUG-I-IT.. . Secreiary. JACKIE AUGUSTINE JOY I-IUFFORD... .. . Treasurer. ROBERT TANGUARY PAT FERRELL .... Hisiorian. .. .. . .BEVERLY MURPHY KAY LYALL ...... . .. Reporier... . ...JOY FIUFFORD TERRY YOUNG. . . .. . Serge-ani-af-Arms TERRY YOUNG The Ari League, under Ihe able supervision of Miss Kempi and Mrs. I-Iiehle, ari advisors ar Shasfa, sirives Io promoie an inieresi in arf in school and communiry. Among rhe many aciiviiies of rhe Ari League was 'rhe field rrip in November +o Shasia Arr Museum af Old Shasia which proved Io be very inieresfing. Anoiher acriviiy of 'rhe cIub was Ihe ceramic cIay modeIing in which Ihe members pariicipared during 'rhe February meeiing. The pay assembly Ieafuring Mr. Lee Grable, a magician, and his wife, was among 'rhe money raising acfiviiies of Jrhe Arr League. An ouisianding meeiing was held in January when Miss Jay Trueworrhy, porrraii ar'risI from Pasadena, was a guesi of ihe Arr League. She broughi many of her originaI pasiel porrraiis 'ro show The members. CAMERA CLUB OFFICERS ERNIE BARNETT ..,, . ,,,.. w. Presidenl ......,. . 7.,..., . MELVIN POSEY JIM SIGLE Y,,.,,,,.. ,,,,.A,,, , .. ..ViCe-Presidenl' ..,..7,, ..,..,,. lvl IKE O'BRlEN MARLIN BARTON 77...,I,.. .I...... T reasurer ..,.VI,,. ...w..... J ACK BRITTON The Camera Club under lhe able supervision of Mr. Sfanga has iusl finished anofher successful year. The Camera Club has over Sl,OOO invesled in equipmenl. Each year l'he Club allows Ihe Daisy pholographers To use fhe equipmenl. The meelings consisl of movies and discussion on 'rhe various aspeclrs of pholography. The members are encouraged lo process 'rheir own film. This year a commercial pholographer foolc picfures of Ihe members of 'rhe sfudenl body. The Camera Club members have lhe responsibilily lor 'lalcing orders for 'rhese picfures and dislribuling Jrhem when 'rhey arrive. Towards Ihe lasl of Ihe year a field day was enjoyed by all 'rhe members. FIRST ROW, Ieff fo righl: M. Posey, M. O'Brien, D. Howell. SECOND ROW: J. Sigle, W. Sfobbe, E. Barneif, R. Hubbard, L. Oaks, D. Bassham. FIRST ROW, lefl fo riqhl: J. Blood, B. Glaze, D. Smith, M. McVey, R. Marlin, N. Ure. SECOND ROW: Miss Fish, L. Love, C. Bealy, V. Brown, C. Clyde, M. Grlgariclt, V. Kennedy, J. Baldwin. FUTURE -l-EACfl lERS of AMERICA OFFICERS Fall Sen-1951-gr Spring Semesler MARY McVEY .,,,, , , Presiclenl JERRY BALDWIN NORMA URE. ,,,,,.,.,,.,.., Vice-Presiclenl HVECY BROWN VIRGINIA KENNEDY ,,,,, .Secrelary ,.,,, ,, ,....,.PAT ULM CLARA CLYDE ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .Treasurer , . , ,, ,, .LOREN LOVE KAY LYALL .,,.,...,,... , .Librarian , , ROBERTA MARTIN MARY MCVEY ,,.,.,... ,, .,., ,Parliamenl'arian, ,,..,,..,,,,, MARY MCVEY Advisor MISS RUTH E. FlSl-l The Fufure Teachers is one of lhe worlhy clubs al Shasia. I+ originaled in lhe fall semesler of I949, and is a member of The Nalional Educalion Associaiion. Our pur- pose as a club is lo learn aboul ihe opporluniiies in leaching, To culiivale Jrhe qualifies esseniial in a good ieacher, 'ro sludy 'rhe lives of greal leachers, and 'ro fosler 'lhe cle- velopmeni of sludenl leadership. Membership is open io any sludenl who is inlereslecl in leaching, and who has ihe necessary qualifies of characler, scholarship, and leadership. JUNIOR RED CROSS OFFICERS JOYCE REYNOLDS A,.,,., ,,,,,,,,,, P residenl ,,w.,, .. . ..Y. JOANN LESLIE JOANN LESLIE v.,,. ,..,. Vice-Presidenl .,,,.,LL YY,,,, I RIS GROVE The Junior Red Cross Council has served ils Ienlh year al Shasla. The council repre- senlalives are 'lhe governing board of Ihe Junior Red Cross. The annual Junior Red Cross Conference was held al Colusa Ihis year. Many of Ihe council represenlalives aflended. Among 'rhe problems Ihal were broughl before mem- bers of a discussion panel were how Io make council meelings more inleresling and how Io pul over 'Ihe enrollrnenl campaign. The mosl successful evenl Ihal Ihe Junior Red Cross sponsored Ihis year was lhe Sludenl-Facully Baskelball Game. We cleared over a hundred doIIars on Ihis game. The council hopes 'ro use Ihis money 'ro help needy families in 'rhis area and Io send sI'udenI' represenlalives Io summer camp I'o be heId somewhere in Pacific area. Lasl year we were represenled al' Camp Silver Creek in Oregon by Pal Landon and Kay LyaII. FIRST ROW, leff fo righl: J. Augusline, B. Murphy, J. Norris, S. Debin, M. Jones. SECOND ROW: J. Blood, P. Duffy, V. Blair, N. Ure,'B. Baker. THIRD ROW: D. Fado, V. Willis, I. Grove, M. Grigarick, Mrs. Slarr, Miss Hocking. LATIN CLUB LEON NELSON JERRY LIVINGSTON Pares cum paribus facillime congreganlur IBirds of a fealher flock 'logelherl The meeling wiII come 'ro order, said Leon Nielson. presidenl of Ihe Lalin Club in Oclober MCIVII.. The firsl semesIer's agenda cenlered around lhe Iradilional GoHa Koppa Poppa Dance in December, ways and means of making money lor Ihe annual Daisy pages, and 'rhe selecling and ordering of pins. Aiding and abelling Leon were Sharon Smilh as veep, Barbara Burke as scribe, and Jerry Livingslon as praefeclus of Ihe purse slrings. Summa Summarum Ilhe lop of lhe lopsl is of course lhe Roman Banquel in lhe second semesler. Jerry Livingslon, presidenly Leon Nelson, veepy Jean I-Iuck, scribe: and Sharon Smilh, Ireasurer, engineered Ihis 'Ieal Io Ihe supreme enioymenl of lhe I.a'rin Club members and 'rheir guesls. June MCMLI ended Ihe second sernesIer's aclivily of The Lalin Club again cum laude. FIRST ROW, Iefl fo righl: J. Huck, C. McLellan, D. Thorpe, M. Powers, C. Slead, J. Ronlake, C. Merrifield, C. Jerome, D. Kinkel, C. Braafhen. SECOND ROW: B. Burke, P. Duffy, M. McCalIam, L. Fonseca, S. Fuller, D. Winkle, M. McClain, R. Rhea, J. Prawl, M. Isaac, J. UhI, B. Taylor, B. Boll. THIRD ROW: S. Wolf, V. Jennings, D. Holcomb, A. Ricks, R. Berloldi, J. Lancasfer, D. Elble, D. Bracken, P. Bracken. FOURTH ROW: L. Siefken, J. Livingsfon, J. Ouderkirk, K. Lyall, P. Filzrandolph, Mrs. Congdon, L. Nelson, J. Livinqsfon, C. Nagle, G. Lillle, B. Harrison. QUID NUNC? by '1 ,U W 1 ,sq W ,i 1 EMMY MARKHAM JOANN BRANTDSFORD 96 FIRST ROW, leff To righT: M. Winans, J. Hill, J. Bransfard, F. King, E. Markham, P. Elliof, S. Ghiglieri, D. PiTTman, E. Cook. SECOND ROW: D. Jones, S. Trussas, P. Crollo, L. Boolh, S. Edminsfer, B. Glaze, L. Keefer, V. Fonseca, S. Gimblin, P. Kraff, J. King, C. Braafhen. THIRD ROW: J. Nowell, M. Blaylock, D. Lamoreaux, A. Masoni, J. Winans. FOURTH ROW: R. Berfoldi, K. Newman, C. Brown, M. Shoffener, N. Ures, M. Esfes, J. Nowell, C. Schmidf, L. Wil- liams, G. Loslalor, J. Hughes, B. Carriall, C. McNeese. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Blizzard, M. Ferrell, B. Wold, R. Congdon, L. Weber, J. Baldwin, D. Esfes. PEP CLUB OFFICERS EMMY MARKI-IAM. .. .PresidenT . JOANN BRANSPORD SALLY Gl-ll6LlERl.. Vice-PresidenT. . ...JOYCE TAYLOR OOLLEEN ESTES ...... .. .SecreTary.. CAROL MCNEESE PAT ELLIOT ......, .. . .. . Treasurer ...PAT TURNER DONNA LAMEROUX ....,.., SergeanT-aT'Arms DONNA LAMEROUX FRANKIE KING ..... ..... R eporTer. . . FRANKIE KING MR. BLIZZARD.. ..., .. Advisor . . . ..MR. MARVIN Our Pep SocieTy has enioyed a very successful year under iTs Two able presidenTs, Emmy Markham and JoAnn BransTord, Added To Their capable leadership were advisors Mr. Blizzard and Mr. Marvin, TaculTy members. Color and presTige were inTroduced inTo The SocieTy This year by The inauguraTion oT The song leaders who did a swell iob in aiding The yell leaders and The band. Donning of The Pep sweaTers aT The TooTball and baslceTball games also added color. DecoraTing The goal posTs, selling candy aT The games and making plans Tor The Second Annual Pep SocieTy BanqueT lcepT The club very busy. ATTendance aT The banqueT included The VarsiTy FooTball Team, The coaching sTaTT, Mr. DeForesT, Trom The School Board oT TrusTees, and Billy Maine, Tormer U. C. halTbaclc. The agenda called Tor The Pep Assembly in The spring. ln lceeping wi+h The progress oT The school, The Pep SocieTy ConsTiTuTion was revised. f The progress and increasing membership assure Pep SocieTy oT a brighT and acTive uTure. J WWE Grow like a free-, sfalwarf and sfrong Wifh a spirif Thai is unconquerable. -Craig Borflwleow AS' 3 44.51 -r yy? ,y ' ' safgfwff f ' 1 ,,,.m,, A, Y.,. nu,..,ega,'1,QfI,, 1' ' Jo g y es Chloe, Ee oiiii5i51ngfoxfu '1'r 'W '?1vrwr l V i if i , ' ' i T l ' i 4 l Dlck Estes Dashes 85 Yardsg pheBie Five Ce mme ,, g , y ' , li f - H y V i iles:-we i Sh3Sl311S,o A ees 435-e Total i fhk highgzold wind MQW? at 1 , ie x..K i., ,V . me giiiic1'?Chuck Shaxgpx 35531 yi Y e 2 r V r , 0 y A S , , M ., M VARSITY FOOTBALL use 19-7 7 r ' Susaxwi e er, - V r - gg , gigs-3g?3v3siDi?:1i'iIgsiii:1 The Wolves had a good season 'lhis year, winning rhe Big Five lille . V 'Gd ease vw Oi the Wm 3 . ia ,takin tg the hvipltali 12323. I '5 he has-ek G G for lhe fourih slraighl year and by winning lhelrnyihical Norlhern California championship by healing Weed I3 lo 7. itheir big obrotlrierse eb- idlels-eorznexeing at the hands 'eg f mugfh, big Shasta' Wolvwg ff: W1 hi' me ,A K- i M - .Q e e ig The Wolves won 7 and losl only 2 games: one lo flhe winners of lhe S Sggdrariygsggeuider ixijlliga Sacramenlo-San Joaquin League, Woodland, and lhe oiher -la duel? Vi r ,ge bfefgilyfer Klamalh Falls, one of Oregon's +oppers. byBi11l D9iff5Q3ifg 'j f kiekvif may coa ii Sh f ii A Doa fb iw rr - WmilF'dn'ir'?ifP5a?'d P are eiie 1 aww may Lassen three c a pe a a g crop o oys as year, mos y seniors any attack fm: with SL wirh some iuniors and several good sophomores in Bob Carl, Royce ,?? rorrgguaxterbaaknab 7 , , , V U U , , V ,een ers g Bam be., Psplnn lpnclcecl on firsl ieam All Big Fwel, Jim Holberi and Darrel :I agaxn, f r fu r y P , a a - - ' 1 in r Harding. Wrlhouf ihese young sophomores ihe learn would have eezeearovef we 2-'Gigi Wllefed WHY' fir'fQ1ff?ffe Brie ffiff convert e The San Francisco Examiner raled Shasla number 8 in Norlhern andmgf 'iii i :Q 1 iiri 'r'e , 5 f , , fa U '37 fi gL,, a ' California. This rafing included San Francisco and all lhe schools in Norlhern California. The San Francisco Chronicle raleol Shasla number Grig sz lhis Yea,-'S fe-am was undoubledly lhe hes? ever Produced af liiiietliybinclnn as H- n 'lf o .r r and j?D'?1 ?f'P'-W englwiigg Th A+ 'lhe end of lhe season guard Bob Mills and halfbacl: Dick Esles k?gz1fE'e'ig:f2w'5Zg were c osen co-caplasns. aitfa puinfsf. 5, ,Wage no -Yr' Q 1 , ' Wifi!if5?1?3Si'.1'?5F?f5iio'f'ife1l3ilF1,if' h l . ,'--v-.' if in jxjk 'rw ...Zi r ,fr ex - alif isw-Mi-4 N f WW A YU , N' f ' 'int' U ea. n ew r we reef fer r 1 greens ee we M endgemiait nwkeeeer A y an r ie rr4r,r rlir mae? i r in m'fmerQ45iiiiimi 'iiewmdii N fl, ' V,-, , il ,555i'frgim'w ,ivle. l3i,'f5j P59 , f QU. W ,L n i A pg i u r r r r W eenrerfrxef, i.i' er r in J. or l ' we the five-we line a i , , , Dlkrrienrairncrgtfpixt gn ana :W the T94 iggybeerr ink eirrzgnrgeewi-rea ,rl' r A f 0 outside il 1 iyrr,'l i'rf ' fgthugcie of emi ls-Mm 1 f6i'f 4 rfgi a.,r f f f iThal?MxtM1 ,ly' 'li, -me-mf' 'Yafdsa iiffilfffmfifg .er meeeelaf ' iii i frf Q2 ,eg-grfggrifhfileereeearernwen ii efa backl 2h,Bei'li'1fi , vm l A Q i new i'i A 2331. ge er 4 sign no j r Q xg r.r,: mmfwgm are i 'whergenalrmwwdeechiwrfig este of-a 4 Kiwanis' i xr was ewniin Pfnwdirrymrrimy seem-rs aneeerf lrei me weve arfeewwwferi we gl liff yi,i j A 5 5 Q it 'lr 2 7' fizeffillf5Y'5'r,9f 7 -L, r iil, f Q'll-f1fi..4.--' '.. K mr..- 1. W f X-. 'lk FIRST ROW, left to right: Coach Sharpe, Golenor, Estes, Wittner, Preston, Mclntire, Blalock, Mills, Sewell, Ghiqlieri, Assistant Coach Stevens. SECOND ROW: Assistant Manager Bishop, Harding, Boyer, Kimball, Hendricks, Neal, Files, Kassis, Weinqartner, Jeter. THIRD ROW: Gordon, Manager Hamilton, Pipkin, Halbert, Jacobs, Frank, Bodynek, Hoyt, Porter, Brousseau, Hummel, Carl. SCORES Woodland , 2l Shasta Yuba City ...c.A ,,,,. O Shasta Eureka ,,,...,.., ,,,,, 6 Shasta Klamath Falls ,,,, ,, ,,4l Shasta Oroville . , O Shasta Chico . l9 Shasta Lassen ,,,, , 6 Shasta Red Blutt H, , O Shasta Weed ,,,,. , 7 Shasta Opponents , IOO Shasta COACH SHARPE ACH STEVENS FIRST STRING DON KIMBALL JIM GORDON DICK ESTES BOB WEINGARTNER BILL JACOBS BILL .IETER LOU GHIGLIERI BOB MILLS IRA BLALOCK BOB SEWELL CAPPY MCINTIRE IV ., I I 5 I I I 4 , LINE-Oieda, Neal, Kassis, ' J Carl, Presion, Hummel, Q Wiffner. BACKFIELD-Pip- 3 , kin, R.H., Hendricks, Q.B., I ' I ' Holberf, F., Golenor, L.H. gm' -wi ,,52,,.- , .M M.,m, X, I V ,, . Y 7, , .,,. ..,,., , it . V, ... ' A 4-0 SENIOR BOB SEWELL Guard, 6 feel, I93 lbs. Honorable mene lion All Big Five . . . A rugged guy on offense . . . developed a lol since Iasl year . , . second year leflerman. LOU GHIGLIERI Tackle, 5 feel, 7If2 inches, I97 lbs. Hon- orable menlion All Big Five . . . Slood oul in Weed game wilh lerrific lackles . . . second year Iellerman. MARVIN WITTNER End, 5 feel, 7lf2 inches, I37 lbs. Besl on defense . . . liked lo play lhe game.. . second year Iellerman. BOB MILLS Guard, 5 feel, 7'f2 inches, I77 lbs. Firsl leam All Big Five . . . a devaslalinq blocker and lackler . . . Called defen- sive signals , . . selecled Co-Caplain of leam and chosen oulslanding lineman . . . mosl underraled lineman in Norlh- ern California . . . lhird year lellerman. PETE FILES Halfback, 5 feel, 5 inches, I25 lbs. Small bul rugged ...played moslly on defense . . . firsl year lellerman and smallesl man on leam. BILL JETER End, 5 feel, IOVQ inches, I62 lbs. Firsl leam All Big Five . . . Second leam Examiner All Norlhern California . . . oulslanding pass receiver . . . kicked I8 exlra poinls . . . good al onside kicks . . . lhird year Iellerman. LETTERMEN DON KIMBALL Halfback, 5 T'eeT, 9 inches, I66 lbs. Used aT fullback in a Tew qames . . . good runner and hard To brinq down . . . always a ThreaT , . . Third year leTTer- man. IRA BLALOCK CenTer, 5 TeeT, IO inches, I7O lbs. FirsT Team All Biq Five . . . Honorable men- Tion Examiner All NorThern CaliTornia . . . be'sT linebacker on Team . . . a TerriTic Tackler and blocker . . . Third vear leTTerman. DICK ESTES Halfback, 5 TeeT, 8lf7 inches, l45 lbs. Second Team All Biq Five . . . SelecTed Co-CapTain of Team and chosen ouT- sTandinq backTield man . , . qood open field runner . . . Third year leTTerman. JACK GOLENOR Halfback, 5 TeeT, 8V-1 inches, 153 lbs. Honorable menTion All Biq Five . . . did qood iob of relief durinq season . . . used as a deTensive halTback . . . a sure Tackler . . . Third year leTTerrnan. ZEKE HENDRICKS QuarTerback. 5 T'eeT, 9 inches, I5O lbs. BeTTer Than average passer. . . liked To run QB sneak play . . .Third year TooT- ball. Gordon picks up a Urs? down agams+ Orovvlle Kimbail makes TD in 40-I9 rouf of 14.4 The greaf spirif displayed af ali foo Chico fb-ai! games ...L , P -1- ,Y Ni . ' itieif -7 x-iw A 15? Wi. X1 fr ff .xp FIRST ROW, left to right: Eric O'Brien, Kimball, Erin O'Brien, Taylor, Sanders, Campaign, Shelton, Fitzpatrick, Ritchie, Golenor, Bush. SECOND ROW: Stewart, Murrish, Wagers, Packard, McCollough, Riley, Gower, Holloway, Fremblinq, Summers, Tobiasson. THIRD ROW: Bronson, Kotford, Hawkey, Dimmick, Pancake, Gannon, Gimblin, Forey, Orsini, Becker, Coppage. FOURTH ROW: Little, Coach Gilmore, Manager Tibbits, D. Elliot, Effenbeck, McCaints, McDonald, Alward, Assistant Manager Livingston, Backfield Coach Grantham. COACH GILMORE JU NIOR VARSITY The Wolt Pups played 7 games this season winning 5 and los- ing 2. They ended up second place in the Big Five J.V. League, losing only to Chico. The game that proved the most exciting was the game with Weaverville. The Wolt Pups came out winners by one point 33-32. Q This season was very successtul in that it produced many 1 'X' outstanding freshmen. A tew ot these were Joe Golenor, Ken Forey, Don Stewart, and Wallace Shelton. There were many more treshmen on the team but it would be impossible to men- tion all ot them. At the end ot the season Wallace Shelton was elected captain ot the team. COACH GRANTHAM Yreka Los Mofinos Oroville Chico. , Lassen .,,.. Weaverville Red Bluff Opponenfs LINE-E. O'Brien, Taylor, Sanders, Campaign, Shelfon, Fifzpafrick, Rifchie BACKFIELD-Bush, R.H., Kimball, Q., Golenor, F., E. O'Brien, L.H. SCORES . 6 Shasfa, ,, ,IQ SHas+a, ,,,,,.l5 Shasfa ,, , I9 Shas+a, , ,, O Shas+a, , ,,,32 Shas+a O Shasfa, ,, , , ,,,,,, 9l Shasfa, GOLENOR GETS FIRST DOWN, WEAVERVILLE. FIRST ROW, leff lo righf: Forrey, Thompson, Carl, Williams, Brinkerhoff. SECOND ROW: Schofield, Jacobs, Jeler Ellis, Weingarfner. THIRD ROW: Coach Sanfure, Mgr. Leonard, Pipkin, Brewer, Coach Carler. A BASKETBALL BRINKERHOFF WILLIAMS ELLIS THOMPSON FORREY JETER H norable Menfion All Big Five Anderson , Willows 7Y,,, , Klamalh Falls Klamafh Falls Sfocldon ,, ,, Chico H .. Y, Willows ,,Y,,, ,,,,.,v.., Woodland , Y,,, , Chico Slale Frosh, , Oroville ,,o, 6 Chico ,, , Dunsmuir ,,,, ,,,. ,,,,,, Red Bluff ,c,c, Chico Slale Frosh ,,,, ,, Chico ,,,,L .,,,, Oroville , ,, Jefferson Chico c,,,. c Oroville . Y Red Bluilln, , Red Bluff .,c,, H Yrelca ........ A BASKETBALL SCORES , . 50 Shasla 6, c,3I Shas+a .. ,52 Shas+a 58 Shaslra. , , , 69 Shasia. ,,,,n,,5I Shasia , 32 Shasia . ,, , , 36 Shasia .,,, ,. ,, 54 Shasfa .,,, , .44 Shasla , ,c,,o 42 Shasla ,,,, , M737 Shas+a 7 ,L 6, , H46 Shasia , ccco, 33 Shasta ,ccc , H57 Shasfa .c,,,c so 45 Shasia , cc ,36 Shasia . ,co, 56 Shasla .,,c , ,,c,,,5O Shasla ,, ., , ..,,,, 39 Shasia .,,, , ,48 Shasfa H . .,......4O Shas+a FIRST ROW, Ieff To righfz Friebel, Milfon, Becker, Mancosola, Wilhelmson, SECOND ROW: Slevens, Holberf, Jones, Liffle, Kimball, Clark. THIRD ROW: Coach Saniure, Mgr. Lewis, Preasseau, Bailey, Rafliff, Bronson, Coach Carfer. B BASKETBALL The B Team had a very successTul year, winning a good percenTage oT Their games and placing second in The Big Five League. Wilh Diclc Frieloel leading The Wolf Pups They worked well TogeTher. Milce Preasseau used his heighf To greaT advanTage along wiTh his TerriTic hoolc shoTs. John LiTTle was an ouTsTanding baclcboard man. The TiTTh rnan was Milne STevens, noT very Tall buT always in There TighTing Tor The ball. Diclc Friebel also led The league in Tolral poinTs, while lvlilce Preasseau was high scorer on The Team Tor The enTire season wiTh l 82 poinTs. AT The end oT The season John LiTTle was chosen honorary capTain. Anderson ,,,..,,,,,., H, 38 ShasTa H, .,.,.. ..,37 Willows H, ..,,,,, , , I7 ShasTa . ,.,,,, M36 KlarnaTh Falls .l.V ..,,.,. ., 40 ShasTa, M30 KlamaTh Falls J.V., ,.,, 4l ShasTa, ..,,,,,, .35 ShaSTa J.C., J.V. ,,,,, 30 ShasTa, , 43 Oroville ,, .32 ShasTa ., .... ...H33 Chico , . , 39 ShasTa, H42 Woodland , ., , 42 ShasTa ,, ,W36 Qroville ., , , , 34 ShasTa, ,W35 Chico ., , , ,,,, 36 ShasTa .,,,,,,, N35 Dunsmuir ,, ,,,,. , 5l ShasTa, , ..v..,.. N37 Red BluTl,, , , 32 ShasTa .., Chico STaTe Frosh B , , ,,,4l ShasTa , .,.,,,,,33 Chico ,, s ,.,.,,... , , ,,., 39 ShasTa ...... ...26 Qroville H, ,,, , ,, 20 ShasTa, ,, , Chico ,,, , , 36 ShasTa, , .,.,. .46 Oroville ,, , , , 39 ShasTa .. ,,.... M40 Red BluTT,, , , , 3l ShasTa .... .,,,.,.. . .46 Red BluTl. ,, , .29 ShasTa. . ,...... .440 Yrelca H., ,, ,, 38 ShasTa .,, . .48 STEVENS PREASSEAU FRIEBEL Honorable Menfion All Biq Five Second Team All Big Five Firsi Team All Big Five WILHELMSON LITTLE MANCOSOLA Fifsf Team All Big Five Honorable Menfion All Big Five Friebel passes io Sfevens during Red Bluff game. FIRST ROW, leff 'lo riqhf: Rafliff, Spencer, Hoover, Spade, Leonard. SECOND ROW: Jones, Marlow, Duckef Johnson, Sfevens, Hoxie. THIRD' ROW: Sims, Milton, Nelson, Friebel, Nichols. FOURTH ROW: Mgr. Brinkerhoffl Coach Sanfure, Mgr. Ellis. C BASKETBALL The C le-am, aller il gol rolling, was one of 'rhe besl in lhe league. They proved lhemselves afler a few praclice games and ended lhe league season wilh a co-champion- ship. Coach Sanlure pul logelher a good club wilh lhe small amounl ol malerial he had. l-lis winning club was composed olRalli1Cl, Millon, Nichols, Frieble, and Jones. The high scorer of 'rhe club was lvlillon wilh 8l poinls. A+ lhe end of lhe season Junior Jones was chosen honorary caplain. SCORES Shasla. .o.... .....o. A nderson Shasla .,.,. Chico Shasla . Croville Shasla Red Blull Shasla . Oroville Shasla ,...,,., . .,.,7 Chico Shasla Red Bluff Shasia Anderson FIRST ROW, Ieff fo righf: Brazelfon, Nichols, Sfubbs, Mancasola, Wilhelmson, Wagner. SECOND ROW: Halcomb, Lousfalof, Bisnell, Hoff, Audio, Brown. THIRD ROW: Ellis, Coach Sanfure, Brinkerhoff. D BASKETBALL The Hrnighly miles of The hardwood proved lhemselves Jrhis year loy going lhrough lhe season undelealed and winning 'rhe Big Five 'rifle for 'rhe lirsl lime in many years. The winning combinalion was composed ol: Srubbs, lvlancosola. l-lalcomb, Wilhelm- son, and l-lofi. Every one of lhese boys could malce poinls especially lvlancosola, who was high poinl man wilh 87 poinls. Al lhe end of lhe season Willie Wilhelmson was chosen honorary caplain. SCORES Shasla, ,, Shasfa ,,,,, ,, Anderson Chico Shasla a,.,, . . Oroville Shaslaw, , Red Bluff Shasla , Oroville Shasla ,, Chico Shasla Red Bluff Sl'16Sl6 , Anderson 5 MMM - hs'fwFw, A lg' f . A M A 'WJNBUWV w lf- muah lf' .fl l ll T llflleulg' 35' I 9 f BTL ClU'LSt I, . l 5 ly ' g l ike cam l l 1 Q l ' Jilin' 'lm l l 9 l le tr 4 U aflhe Q ' M Looking buck of past' recorcls, Slmoslrr V W I k db I W, 'a-I h A ' hmsrft really had C1 good lwsebmll Team X 0 n n 2 since 1934. Under the able direction mx 5 A . I 6 V A , 1 M Cmoch Stevens the Wolves managed , P Q : to win more than lv:-.li their games last O? gixliiee games smack year. This cleparlmenl can go out on C1 X ' ,5 jgfg,gsSif:2l2i2fihhlf,22ZQ llml? W3 WTS 'fm' The Flfmnl QQWN 5 l Spring returned to Redding, and to Tiger Field in par- L gg 'piggy fieja may Qflffw C00 ds SW' lUel'fE mf' 'fm ticular, yesterclagv, as the Shaalga howsehidera walloped the Chico club. lei fewffl- I l h Anderson Cubs 9-3 in the first local game of the season for lfwpihm y A the spring exbibit11:m'I .lust what ihe real' of lbs teams m 'f e e have gf'-' 'ff their sweotsl 'Wim l M hdfl'8lf31R?6d 'better than ' lwsv ' sleeves YM ' pf! either club. All that nifesing were peanuts and pop as the Wolves v fm- nine rescmnciing blows in the seven- K lf l . 'e , mu mm the piggy al 'fi Anderson, held hitless until thg g tliligllly an even choice. l w gi afoh Steve Stevens E fiftfh, finally managed to sew three 5.: ,.I ii5 .. f n j J ,S Q' f h ' ,, chica mound llfigles liilgifk ESI' QF l. QM' A Y Q iallies. Dams got the longest hi v.4,1 rgtes -35 Hbvuf . . A ' the Hague. B S E B im? fha aftexjmmn by starehingil ldty Jay f A A zjfilxffllng triple tg center g g igiiyifiwl 1551. Fear: l G a ' 1- f l nmna, Haiti 3 QHITTING STAR ofxthe kggui Bemis mfg A was Wolf Royce iiiplain whniglf X , a perfect my with :gig fprhfqg wgipkin 5 Slip Kimi 2116 H1311 HRX , ,,. I lll. HEL, 45.3. A H ' ' - A -.wi . g Df lil Because of l'l'1 cl dl' ' -1 - , Q1- 9101 e ea me ol HM yearbook and lhe 1 the fence His t1ite6hlhiiS5 4 ' i ' season for bas b ll Q ' ' ' ' - A W gl ' l 'U H ...1, for e 5 ' 'l 'S 'mP05S'ble +0 'SWB YOU a lwew' mal? Smiles' al- sum 4: h . - mach new P, ,,A 3 mary o + e 're-am s record, lqu+ from a pre-seasqn agen waaifini al ig :..: If 4 look llwe leam is shaping inlo a real club. ll should be xg giggigsp 5 gang Q one of 'rhe be-sl Shasle has ever pu? ou? and if should 3' -2lf-'1 'mifsswmb M353 . T l ' ll 1 1 ll 'gf' Gia ng? 3. be a real llwreal lo wan The Big Five crown. f . l ' 3'l'lll5.l 'Quill ' l W V l. , . 1 H , A 4l'l l l l E V Q L C 0 l l l l l - l .. Q 'H-2 .. A . if l A. il l A f l M l ' l V l 1 fi lf f , , :W Ls il il A ,Q 4 kg. wf hx! is J iii J in 5. X .rxk K ll l ll l 1 9 l l ll l Jll i Dilifld ES l ' l ' i K' ???lT?3ff31??Ef5lsli1S?CUSdlQQj5ie2 fhl-mmaffg ll Wm and W'll'Qf'1S 'Ol 'gbglll' ,mccbs wzlr be gwffQ,5,ggg5gg f,f zz. sig 1'-: -.- E lf 1 Q ' H T? 'ffll l l A L l 1 l 'A Q H M 1 -,gif-if 'lll A gfQ',,w'7 ,lpn llllfailllfglvas move cvgoinsi' Yrako This o?gp:mg1,h?8Tl. up. Blawg: -5l7'9flV 15!l9l'lCUSl2lQ',W-lim Westlaw Sqturdcfy, This is Yhe firstlgndom' fl Bm ls, ln, lm lunlfffy 1129? 13625, lhdeixfinl Page 'DQ 'lil 14 Q' flies' game of ihg year League .iolifggf shwldl we lorsnf amen jihhiggjyedrnaiadlf J as 7.7w 'ga Nqr, .Q , M, ,vi - V I 1 - vfigxffkyeart b I LL r wig, Nfl! -X. A . 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Barring all iniuries ShasTa's Track Team should place a Tew more banners on The gym wall Tor a couple oT championship Teams. FIRST ROW, lefl' to right Marlow, Frieble, Somers, Wall, Nelson, Rannals. SECOND ROW: O'Brien, Sfewarf, Hoover, Packard, Clark, Bailey, Kofford, Jones. THIRD ROW: Livingslon, Wiffner, Bush, Owens, Carl, Golenor, Esfes, Granlham. SENIOR LETTERMEN RANNALS ESTES GOLENOR WITTNER Broadiump 440 and 880 Relay Hurdles, Relay Pole Vaulf f fl. 1' AM? FRANK CLEM VERNON SOMERS WAYNE BROWN DON KIMBALL DEAN HILL DON ELLICIT MERVIN ZACHARY RAY FULLER THECHAMPS I2l '51 K' Q ji Q Wa W ' - 1: --::,:.g.,.5.gE I f ,,,..W..mm. .ww ' A 3Wi51SffR?v'3?S5ZG2i54Z2?Mf?W5i3??5J7 'Q X V I K . V . ' 1 3 V, , QV, fait .T 5 val ,L , r B 3 .V A Fri ig:-vi I , Q A -wx ' Age + f ,Q ff if li? Y 7 .mv WM an ' , f 1 in ' . , i. 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WATCH YOUR SHINS PUT IT THERE, PAL HARD AT WORK THE WINNING SMILE i if-f if z ,919 E 1:55 Yf K f is ,V . m,s?+f K' New . vi, R N saw ' mfwglg M: ,Y Y z ,www X1 H ,QQ -1 v J EAMPHE ilii To snake ine Jrree of life ilrself and bring down iruiis unheard oi. -Edwin A. Robinson wma! I ga Q, lg i2f mlif'::ff :f' L 53 ,f 2. 5512, ii' f' 'wif A ma 1 My H W if fm ,Iij.52,2?v 7'f'S:'5ff'5iHif UW ,' w mm ma' ff 5 r I 'K 4255, 'Q-if i' 5 x f ' X 10 NfjVr?W!+ mam? A f Q 1 R . K 5 3 I s 4 a as 5 5 L 5 Q, I I X 'mf 3 5 1' 5:5 .3 '5 in w T54 as 'M fly gg v ,mx v N Q, :avg ,fi we 5' .3 if E RICHARD CONGDON Sludenl Council President Fall JEANNIE DOWNS Girls' Slale Deleqale RICHARD ESTES Co-Caplain of Foolball Team VIRGINIA KENNEDY Volcano Edilor, Spring GRADE ll KENNETH DOELKER F.F.A. Deleqale lo Nalional Convenlion al Kansas DONALD FADO Sludenl Council Presidenl: Winner of Lions Club Speaking Conleslg Boys' Slale Delegate ZEKE HENDRICKS Sludenl Body President Spring: Life Member oi C.S.F, Winner of Eaion Cliemislry Award JOAN LIVINGSTON Volcano Edilor, Fall: Life Member of C.S.F. IMBER KATHRYN LOWRY Life Member of C.S.F. ROBERT MILLS Co-Capfain of Foofbali Team MARTIN RENDAHL S1uden+Body President FaII JOHN THOMPSON Capfain of BasIce+baII Team CAROL McNEESE Winner of D.A.R, Cifizenship Award JOAN NEWTON Snasfa Daisy Edifori Life Member of C.S,F. DONALD RICE Life Member of C.S.F. NORMA HELEN URE Winner of American I-Iisfory Award ffl? A ,f,f , x T L 5 ,,,k C g -N 7, A ...cm 3 ' ' lg , Q., M f Q :+R J , 'FSL , sw QU, f 3 Y ' '.:.- I I--L...4. x 5 X fa Q- X 'L ' nwilllbf 'Ago ff GHOST HN Q A.............................-.. '. -vs X . A WS XR W M X ' N gn 6 Q sw W .f i ff - - iii K is 4 rw, sf V f , SH W V 4 . .x . ' 4. 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