Shasta High School - Daisy Yearbook (Redding, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1952 volume:

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The Class of l952 is particularly indebted to him for his inspiring leadership during our Sophomore and Iunior years. Now in his position of Vice Principal he has again lent us his aid and guid- ance. lt is because of his unselfish effort, his fine personality, and his noble character that We, the Staff of the l952 Daisy, dedicate this book to Mr. Charles F. Denny. . We sholl miss their toces, but their footsteps will ever echo in our heorts. LE ROY BRITTON GERALD BERTAGNA GILBERT DeFORREST IACKSON PRICE Young people are seldom conscious of the great changes that are taking place in the world about them. This is quite natural, for they have known no other age. Nevertheless, it is plain to members of a high school graduating class today that the times are unsettled and very uncertain. Old philosophies have been questioned: age-old institutions have been flaunted. It is impossible to plan into the future with any degree of certainty. There results a condition of great confusion, and but little feeling of per- sonal security. The mind of man has conquered the land, the sea, and the air. Science has split the atom and built the atomic bomb. We have come almost to believe that there is nothing our scientists cannot do for us. Yet, with all their masterful achievements, we do not have a sense of well-being and security. There are perhaps many causes contributing to this condition today. But, most of all, perhaps, is the fact that We are believing in science--in man, in- stead of in God. The mind of man cannot long deny the source of its divinity, nor can it con- tinue to labor productively in a spiritual vacuum. Science without a soul is much like knowledge without Wisdom. Man cannot live by bread alone. Great men like Lincoln learned early in life that there is a knowledge deeper than logic, richer than science. lt is the Wisdom of an Almighty. As you leave the cloistered halls of your school, and the sheltered environ- ment of your homes, to find your place in the sun, it will be well for you to put your confidence in a Supreme Being and place the highest values in the things of the Spirit. District Superintendent UPPER HAROLD P Principal , . sg -Ska ,1 5253513 X sfxttjfiifgst 3 1, -i The school year oi 1951-52 has come to an end and the class of '52 has com- pleted a pleasant tour years here at Shasta Union High School. When this class ot 1952 entered High School conditions seemed to be settled to the extent that one could look forward to security in the years ahead but the last four years have brought tremendous changes in the world, including the Korean situation in which many former students and graduates of Shasta Union High School have already taken an active part. The years ahead seem uncertain but with a sound educational background, together with the moral and spiritual values which have become a part of you through your educational experiences in your home, your school and your church, you will be able to meet the future a day at a time and solve the prob- lems as they arise. As you go into another school experience, the work world, or into a military service, you will have many problems to solve but by being deliberate and keeping a level head you will be able to solve your problems. The world situation is very tense and within the next few years it is very important that We all work for the American way ot life in order that not only we, but the future generations, may live in a free World. , .mv . vkfqfxgit . 3 4.7.4 1255 sq. DONALD MARVIN Adviser As I sit here among the scramble of books, papers, and people, I think how wonderful it has been to be editor of the Shasta Daisy. As I look back, I find that we worked hard, fought quite often, but had lots of fun bringing this book to you. If you enjoy the Daisy half as much as we enjoyed bringing it to you, we shall be happy. Good reading and pleasant memories, from the Staff of the 1952 Shasta Daisy. Sincerely, VADEN WILLIS. ' I f ,311 ,X BRAD LEONARD Managing Editor BARBARA KIEDIS Business Manager I OYCE REYNOLDS Advertising Manager LARRY CLARK Assistant Advertising Manager DON LACK Assistant Advertising Manager ERNIE MACK Photographer IOHN RAVENSCROFT Assistant Photographer IENNIE MYERS Art Editor DEARLE TOLLADAY Editorial Editor CAROL I-'IRTH Feature Editor LARRY BISHOP Boys' Sports Editor CAROLYN BUSZDIEKER Girls' Sports Editor BILL SCHICK Circulation Manager PAUL WILLIAMS Publicity Manager S5 IOYCE TAYLOR MIKE STEPHENS High Girl Salesman High Boy Salesman The sale al Daisies hit over the nine hundred rriarlc this year due la the ellarls of the Daisy salesiiieri, layce Taylar was hiqh salesman lar the girls, arid Mike Stephens led lhe hays in sellima. FIRST ROW, lei! lo right: S. Dial, G. Burk. SECOND ROW: I. Taylor, I. Mey- ers, S. Baker, I. Shepard, G. Gilmore, D. Fuchs, I. Alwcxrd. THIRD ROW: B. Morrison, I. Livingston, B. Brown, I. Roos, P. Firlh, D. Friebel. FOURTH HOW: L. Engle, C. Schue, L. Love, C. Mclniire. M. Stephens, D. Avey, P. Williams. 1' A K 4' ...........,. ...Q,,s,... X... x,.fi , X, V x ff' J. x ffm, , XXX 4 if IM ,ff x ' X ,ff 5' X X My 6 X XX Qi N , P 634117 - fo L6 'f moo A-m l 1.1, 42- , , 'f ,f',, Y , f , 1 .. W-, W ' ,, .Xl .f Blue MAUREEN MCENANEY Volcano Editor, Fall Semester BARBARA KIEDIS Volcano Editor. Sprinq Semester, Girls' State, 1951 BRAD LEONARD Boys' State, 1951 BOB MILTON Boys' State, 1951. Student Body Vice President CAROL I0 HALL C.A.S.C. Treasurer Student Body Vice President BARBARA FUCHS D.A.R. Citizenship Award KENNETH McMILLAN Senior Lt. Colonel State ot California Cadets, Reqi- mental Commander ot State oi California Cadets DAVID WEBB F.F.A. National Conven- tion, Kansas City, Missouri mb LARRY CLARK Studenty Body President, Fall Semester BOB BRINKERHOFF Student Body President, Spring Semester IOYCE REYNOLDS Voice ol Democracy Speak- ing Contest Winner 3, 4 VADEN WILLIS Daisy Editor American History Award JIM GORDON Football Co-Captain BRUCE BEDYNBK Football Co-Captain DAVID HUMMEL Senior Class President. Fall Semester BUDDY FRANK Senior Class President Spring Semester MR. SANTURE zu! This year Mr. Santure left us to serve in the Air Force. With his qoinq Shasta lost, temporarily, a personality it will not read- ily forget. Mr. Santure had that kind of per- sonality that radiated cheerfulness and was a source of cheer to everyone with whom he came in contact. His friendliness and understanding made him well liked and respected by his Drivers' Education classes, the basketball teams he coached, the faculty, and the entire student body. Upon leaving he stated, Some others may be in doubt, but I know what I'm fight- inq tor! It is for this loyalty, friendliness, and genuine interest in the students, that the 1952 Shasta Daisy salutes Mr. Richard Santure. JH-612 ng 6 .. SCI-IQOL . . . GRGANIZATICDNS BUYS' SPORTS . GIRLS' SPORTS . CAMPUS LIEE . ADVERTISEMENTS .I5 . .63 .95 .ll9 . I27 . . l3I SCHOO fn MISS ORA LEAK College of the Pacific Stanford University English Freshman Girls' Counselor MR. IOHN SPENCER University of Utah Chico State College General Science, Woodshop Freshman Boys' Counselor MR. CHARLES DENNY Stanford University Vice Principal Sophomore Girls' Counselor MH. RONALD WAGNER Kansas State College Colorado State Coll e Stenography, Visu Aids. Selling Sophomore Boys' C unselor MRS. ELSIE WORTLEY Brigham Young University University of California English, Junior Counselor MISS VERONICA SATORIUS University of California Mathematics. Dean of Girls Senior Counselor J MR. LESLIE ABRAHAM University of California Algebra and Geometry MR. IULIUS BEDYNEK Oregon State College University of California Mechanical Drawing MR. EVERETT BLIZZARD lowa State College University of California Basic Math. Algebra Mechanical Drawing MR. WALLACE BURT University of Notre Dame University of California Commercial MR. I-IARLAN CARTER Stanford University Machine Shop. General Shop Basketball Coach MISS DOROTHY I.. CLARK University of California English 'x MISS MARIORIE CO'l'l'0N San lose State College Girls' Physical Education Physiology. General Business MR. WALTER DIMMICK University of Southern California Basic Math, Chemistry, Physics MISS RUTH FISH University of California University of Argentina English. Algebra. Spanish MR. B. E. FITZGERALD University of California Citizenship I MRS. CLARA GILI. Chico State College University of Arizona English MR. CARI. GILMORE Oregon State College Boys' Physical Education lunior College Coordinator ol Athletics MRS. MARGUERITE GRABAN University of Minnesota Iowa State College Homemaking ,NIM I MR. IOHN GRANT!-IAM San Francisco State Colle e Boys' P. E.. I. V. Foothall,ql'rack MR. RICHARD HAAXE University of California loumalism. Attendance Supervisor MR. NORMAN HAMLIN Sacramento State College University of California English MR. IACK HAWKINS San lose State College Art Metal Shop. Plastics, General Shop. Girls' Shop MRS. BARBARA HENNINGER Mills College Biology MR GEORGE HENNINGER University of Chicago English, Vocabulary, Geography MRS. ZILPHA HIEHLE Chico State College Arts. Homecraits HAROLD HILLMAN University of California at Davis Farm Shop MISS IUANICE HOCKING Placer College, Chico State College Typing, Stenography, General Business, Business Law, Merchandising STANFORD IACKSON Fresno State College National University of Mexico University of California Citizenship MRS. HELEN JAMES Oregon State College Homemaking MISS LIDA IARMON Oregon State College Girls' Physical Education MISS GRACE lESSEN University of California U. S. History, World History RALPH IOHNSON ' Modesto Iunior College San lose State College Driver Education, Basketball Coach MISS BEATRICE KEMPF University of California College of Arts and Crafts Art . W. W. KIMMELL University of Oregon Pepqon State Shop . MERRITT MANN Modesto lunior College Fresno State College English, Speech, Stugecraft . DAVID MARR Oregon State University of Idaho Band, Girls' Chorus, Band Lessons . DONALD MARVIN University of California English, Citizenship, Daisy Advisor MRS. ELIZABETH MOODY University of Montana English, Algebra . CLARK MORFORD Kansas State U. S. History VIRGIL MORFORD . Kansas State Agricultural College Davis Agricultural College Farm Mechanics, Agriculture . ARTHUR NELSON University of California Fresno State College Machine Shop, Auto Shop MR. BERNARD N. NORD University of California Stanford, San lose State Typing. Shop, Football Coach MRS. IOHNNIE LEE PADGETT University of Southern California English MR. DOUGLAS PATTERSON University of California San lose State College University of Oregon Biology MISS PHYLLIS REEVES University of California Spanish, French MR. IOHN RILEY University ol California Bakersfield lunior College Basic Math. Typing. Biology. Visual Aids MR. CHARLES SI-IARPE Chico State Iowa State Boys' Physical Education. Football Coach MAJOR EARL SHOUB San Mateo Military Science MRS. ROSE MARIE SPEER Mills College English MRS. ZOLA SHUMAN University of California Girls' Physical Education MRS- BETH STARR University of Colorado School of Nursing S:hool Nurse. Restrictive Gym MR. C. K. STEVENS llnivpfsity of Southern Califorrra Rays' Physical Education. Baseball Coach MR. NETDCN TAYLOR Utah State Agriculture MRS ROSE THATCHPR llmversftv of California Citizenship MRS EVELYN TWADDLE College of the Pa 'ifv' llniversitv of Washington San lose State Commercial. Placement MRS MARY A. ULRICH llniversitv of California Latin. English MR. RALPH W. WADSWORTH Chaffey College College of the Pacific Basic Math. Boys' Glee, Strings, Orchestra, Mixed Chorus. Band instruments MRS. NAOMA WATROUS Oklahoma College for Women Oklahoma A. 6. M. University of California Homemaking MR. W. A. WATROUS University of California University of Chicago University of Oklahoma Citizenship. General Business, U. S. History SENNO Q-. 5 Miss Sakofmi O lfxcc wk NN 35,.-W' Dolxvl 2 Don , iqkdvaogca HRW 2, A M-',f 5' N63 x6 1 Q + , 1 i fa, Bench . aio 1' S 'c :yon ,qw Soniag 4- Q ,wi NMR x Tdbh jim, Klum, 5 LEFT TO RIGHT: David Hummel, Iris Grove, Bill Iacobs. Gail Everest, Don Lack. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Landon, Buddy Frcmlr, Pat Mor- qnn, Marion Brazslton, Louise McDonald. DAVID HUMMEI. BUDDY FRANK President, Fall Semester President, Spring Scmollor ln September of l948 the class of '52 entered the halls of Shasta High. lust another bunch of green- horns then, but in four short years they had made an impression that would linger long after many of them had been forgotten. Under the leadership of Paul Williams and Bob Milton the class of '52 gained its initial velocity. The class was immediately recognized as possess- ing great qualities of leadership, scholarship, and athletic ability. Their contributions of organization leaders, entertainers, and athletes were in no small numbers. As sophomores they added momentum to their record-breaking career. With first Dearle Tolladay as president, and then Don Avey, they sponsored the Mad Hatter dance, proving their financial abil- ities by clearing more profit than any other dance of the year. ln their junior year the class of '52 exemplified their salesmanship by breaking all previous maga- zine sales records in selling 552592.80 worth of mag- azines. The class chose Bruce Bedynek and Larry Clark as successive presidents and gave outstand- ing delegates to Boys' State, Girls' State, the Rich- ardson Springs Conference, and various student leaders' conferences. Finally carne the crowning year. The richest class in school, with David Hummel and then Buddy Frank as presidents, made plans for a beau- tiful fountain as a parting gift to the school. They gave Larry Clark and Bob Brinkerhoff as outstand- ing student bcdy presidents, and they filled lesser offices with more of their aspiring leaders. ln all this, the class of l952 can look back with justifiable pride on a job well done. The precedent they have set at Shasta High will long remain, challenging future classes who would aspire to such greatness. PATRICIA IOANN ALLSBERRY G.A,A. l-4: Clrls' l.ormuv l4: Trm-Y l: l',H.A, l RUTH MARIE BARCUS l'5r1llTec1mf? 4: Girls' lout: uv l 47 Trl-Yg Spnruslx Club l IAMES EDWARD ALRED Boys' Gleo 7: Pep Sortoty 11 DE WELDON BASSETT RAYCE GIRDNER ALTERMATT Spomsh Club 7, 3 BRUCE DINSMORE BEDYNEK lumor President: Basket- ball I-3: Bond 1-4: Foot bcrll 3, 47 Baseball 1 RICHARD LEROY DONALD BOYD A' ANDERSON Sophomore Pres Representotrvei 1-37 Truck Student Club 4: Cluco ors Conlorenro 7 Football 4 Truck SYLVIA BERNARDINO LARRY DEAN BISH I c Sport Mcmcrqer D Sophomore Vxco I Varsity Club 4 vii if t BARBARA ELLEN BISNETT SHIRLEY LOUISE BLAGRAVE BRADFORD LELAND Bl-:'r'rY LOU BLANKENSHIP IANICE LE voN BO Girls' l.oc1quP l-4 Glrls' Lecrque 2, 3: Mosqueh BLANDIN G.A,A. I: Girls' L 22 :St Dcrqqor 3 Y P. BOYER RT HUGH FKERHOFF 1 dent Body Prvsldont: sketbull l-4: Vorsxty ub I-4: Chlco Student uders Conferenve 7, ass Yell Lender 2, 3 SS '5 ELVA MAE BOYLE Gxrls' Glee 2-4: Gxrls' Lecxq- ue l-4: G.A.A. 2.4: Mother's Tec l: lunlor Assembly TOM E. BROADWAY DONALD GAMIN BRACKEN Lcztm Club: l,c1t1n Club Pres tdent: Camera Club PETER R. BROUSSEAU Transfer: Vnrsrty Club 3, 4 Football 3, 4: Basketball 3 .png iii Club l-3 IEAN BURGER CAROLYN WIL.MA l-3: C.S.F. 2, 3: BUSZDIEKER G.A.A,V1ce President, Treasurer, Sports Mcmcxqer 37 Cxrcle S 2 stars cmd pm: Youth Conference 3: Glrls' Sports Manager Dmsy Stoll DONALD MARION BRAZELTON Senlor Vive Presxdentp Foot bull 7: Basketball l, lf: Boxmq l, 3 ALICIA CLAIRE BROWN Trx'Y Presldont 3, 4: Fu-lt nrdson Sprlnqs Conterr-nf-v 3: Drlll 'Team 3, 4: Glrlsa' lfoque l-4: CLA A. l, T PLEASANT BROWNLOW BREWER BARBARA ANN BUCHOLZ f-'Sl MURL DAVID CASWELL VELMA JEAN CALDWELL VERNON WALLACE Art Leclque Presrdent 4- F.H.A. 3, 45 F.H.A. V1ce CARUTHERS Art League Vufe Presldenx Presldent 4: F.H.A. Stute Pep Somety 4: Buys' film 35 Art Lecxque 1-4 Conventxon 4: G1rls' Glas- l, 3 23 515 is-' SFU? 'QQ-f 'War BERYL LORRAINE CATON Girls' League 3, 4 ANNA MAY CAMENISCH G.A.A, l-4: Circle S 2-4: Iunlor Slales- man 4: Girls' League l, 2, 4: Drill Team 2 GERALDINE CAMERON Girls' League I-4: G.A.A. l, ZZ: Girls' Glee 1, 2 MARILYN IOYCE CARNES Girls' League, Art League LARRY HOWARD CLARK Sludenl Body Presidenl: Iunior Presi- dent: Iunior Vice Presidenl: Track 2-4? Band l-4 PATRICIA IANE CLARY Girls' League l-4: G.A.A. 1-4: Volvano Cub reporter 3: Iunior Svatesmen 4 PEGGY IOY CODY BEVERLY ANN COE Transfer: G.A,A. 3, 4, Girls' League 3, 4 IEANINE LUCILLE CONWELL Girls' League 1-4: Spanish Club lp Glee Club 1, 3: lournalism 4 BETTY IOY COOPER LARRY AUBIN D'ALI.AIN FRANK EDWARD DARROW ELSIE NEVA DAVIDSON l7.H.A. HAZEL I-'AY DAVIDSON Girls' League I, 2, 4: Tr1AY l: Drill Team 3, 4 WALLACE GEORGE DAVIDSON WINONA MARIE DENNY Girls' League 2, 3, F.H.A. 2' ANITA LOUISE DITTUS KENNETH HERMAN DOELKER National F.F,A. Convention 3: State Farmers Degree: F.F.A. l-4: Boxing 3: Track 2-4 IOANNE D. DOWNING Pep Society 1-35 Girls' League l-3: Sophomore Treasurer IAMB O. DUNCAN F.F.A. l-45 F.F.A. Secretary 3g Boxing 2 V. NIANNE DUNHAM Pep Society 1-2, Girls' League 1-4 ELLA RIZABETH DUNLAP Future Nurses Clubg Future Nurses Secretary 4 MARY STEPHANIE EDMINSTER Transfer: Pep Society 3, 47 Future Nurses Cluby Future Nurses Club Vice President: Girls' League 3, 4 KAREN ANN ELMSLIE Girls' League 1-45 Pep Society lf4p G.A.A. I LARRY CLAYTON ENGLE WILLIAM HAROLD ERBY PATRICIA F. EVANS Girls' Glee l-4, Girls' League 3, 4 GAII. ANN EVEREST Senior Secretary CAROL LOU FIRTI-I C.S.F. 24: Volcano Feature Editor 3: Feature Editor Daisy Staff 45 Girls' League Secretary 47 AAA Nat. Safety Poster Hon. Mention MARY FLORATOS IANIS ANN FOSTER BUDDY DON FRANK Boys' Tax Collector 4: Senior Presidentg Iunior Student Council Representative: Iunior Vice President: Football 1, 2 FLOYD FRISBIE BARBARA IEAN FUCHS Student Body and Student Council Sec- retary 35 Song Leader 37 Girls' Glee l-47 Sophomore and lunior Secretary EVA LUCILLE GAY NEVA GUNZBURG GERSBACH 1? E DONNA ELIZABETH GILL Gxrls' Glfev 1-4,'l'r1-Y 'lp G.A.A. 27 Crrls' lrcrrmrx l. fl, fl MARY ELIZABETH GRIGARICK C.S.l7'. Pros1don! 4, Ru-lmrd son Sprrnqs 3: Manager ol Girls' Dr1ll'l'9cm 47 Collrlqv of Pcxrxlrc' Vocal Clrnrr' 4: Inrnor Rod Cross Connvrl Scrrelnry TT 4 WILLIAM LEROY GOEBEL VIRGIL GREENFIELD IRIS IRENE GROVE ROLLYN ION HABECK CT.S.l1, l,1fP MP-mbfir WILLIAM PAUL GREGORY F.F.A, l-4: l ,F.A. Slme Con vention 3, 4: lnnxor Simps- mnn 4, F.F.A. Reporter 3: Boxmq 12, 3, 4 HAROLD DAVID HAGSTROM 99- Y IOAN ELIZABETH GB Trrxnsfer: C.S.l7. 4: rmly 4: Girls' l,FIfIf'ILIf' CAROL IO HALL Studwnt Body Vrver flonl 47 C.A.S.C. 'l' 47 Studonl Councl tory 3: C.S.F. l,rlQ Vrre Pre-srdent, S l-4, Bond 1-4 11 MARILYN VIRGINIA WILLIAM FRANK HARRISON RAYMOND I-IARMON DELLA MAE HAWKINS MILDRED ... HARRINGTON Cameron Club ly Sponrsh F.F.A. 1-3 Drxll Te-om 3, 4, Tm-Y lp Class Secretory, lnnlor Rnd Cross 1,23 lnlln Club 4: Bond l-4 G1flS1 l-GGCIUE' 1-4 37 CINS' lPf1fl1lC' Club lr Girls' l,r'C1q1rfv l-43 UTIVG 25 G-A-A- Qjxhk 1 Se-me-tory, Vive 26 Iunxor Slntmsrrlnn fl SS '5 DONALD ROBERT HOWELL Stage Manager 2-4: Publtc Address System 4: Football Manaqer 47 Semor Play 45 Masque and Dagger V1r'0 Prestdent 4 RONALD WALTER HUBBARD Camera Club 3g Radro Club Z: Vxsual Ards 3: Football Timer l-4 RICHARD HOWES HANNA IOAN HUCK Band 1-4pG.A,A. lf4g llxrvlrv S 3 4: Trl-Y 4: Latm Club 2' ETHEL MAE HOYT Stage Manager 47 C,A.A. l-43 C1Yf'l0 S T-47 Band l-47 Svhool and Sensor Play 3, 4 DAVID HUMMEL Semor Presxdentg Football l-47 Varslty Club 47 Base ball 2 'it' NN HUSMAN IOYCE DARLENE IACKSON agus 1 4 C G1rls'Glee l-4g Girls' Leag- Drrll Team 'V 4 ue 1-4g Drlll 'Team 3, 45 Masque and Daqaer 27 Trr- Y 1 WILLIAM PORTER IACOBS Sports Edltor Volcanoy Sen lor Vice President: Football 7-4: Varsxty Club Presldent 47 Baseball 244 BETTY IANE IONES WILLIAM HARVEY HOYT Football 2-47 Band l-47 Blork S 2, 37 Varsity Club 47 Somor Play 4 CAROLE LYNN HUNTER PepSat'1ety lf37G1rl::' Leaque l-47 Mtxed G-loc 4 ROBERT IOHN KASSIS Sophomore Representattvop Football 1-4: Varsrty Club 4: Block S 2, 37 Volfano Staff 3, 4 27 PATRICIA MAY KELLY Transfer, G.A.A. 4 CRYSTAL ARLENE KERN BARBARA MARIE KIEDIS Iunior Red Cross Council l-3, Richard- son Springs Conference 4: Chico Stu- dent Leaders Conference 47 lunior Statesmen Secretary 2 BERNICE C. KING Transfer, assistant Varsity Basketball Yell Leader 4, Senior Yell Leader, C.S.F, 4 FRANKIE ELAINE KING Chico Student Leaders Conference 2, 45 Richardson Springs Conference 47 I. V. Football Yell Leader 21 Varsity Football Yell Leader 35 Varsity Basketball Yell Leader 4 SI-IERRILL LARAINE KINGSLEY MARY IEANINE KITTO WANDA PAY KOELLER RICHARD IULIAN' KRAFT Track 1, 3, 4 MARY ANNE KYES DONALD VERNON LACK Sophomore Vice President: Senior Rep- resentative, Daisy Staff 4 PATRICIA MAXINE LANDON IOSEPI-I BRADLEY LEONARD C.S.F. 2, 3, 4, Iunior Representative: Track 3, 4: Boys' State 3: Managing Editor Daisy Staff I O ANNE LESLIE Iunior Red Cross Council 1-37 Girls' League l-47 G,A.A. l, 47 Latin Club 1, 27 Drill Team Z, 3 DOROTHY LOUISE LILGE Girls' League 1-47 Drill Team 2, 3, Span- ish Club Treasurer 3: F.H.A. Ip Masque G Dagger 4 LORIN RAYMOND LOVE Boys' Glee 27 Latin Club 25 Spanish Club 3: F.T.A. Treasurer 3 RAMEL MAE LUDWIG Drill Team 2-47 Tri-Y 1: Girls' League l-4, Richardson Springs Conference 3 FRANCES ROENA LYON Transfer, Iunior Statesmen Treasurer 4 HELEN LOUISE MucGlRVIN ERNEST STEPHEN MACK Photographer Daisy Statt EMMY IO MARKHAM Varsity Football Yell Leader 47 Assis tant Football Yell Leader 37 Pep Society President 37 Girls' League President 47 Richardson Springs Conference 4 MAREAN MARKHAM CATHERINE MARIE MARMARAS Transfer: Girls' League LOYCE A. MATHFSON IAMES LEE MAZZINI MARGARET MCCULLOUGH LOUISE G. MCDONALD Senior Secretary7 Richardson Springs Conference 47 Spanish Club Secretary and Treasurer Z, 37 Girls' League l-47 G.A.A. 4 RICHARD K. McDOWELL Spanish Club 37 Pep Society 4 GLENDON MCDUFFY MAUREEN BERNADETTE MCENANEY Volcano Editor 47 Student Council Ser- retary 41 C.S.F. 47 Chico Student Lead- ers Conference 3, 47 Girls' League Rep' resentative l, 3 CAPPY WINSTON MCINTIRE Football l-45 Baseball lg Boxing 27 Blosk S 1-37 Varsity Club 4 KENNETH MCMILLAN Cadet Corps l'4f Ritle Team 3, 47 Cadet Drill Team l-47 Regimental Commander State of California Cadet Corps 4 BILLY ANN MILLER ROBERT ELWIN MILTON C.S.F. Lite Member: Band 1-47 Basket- ball IW47 Eaton Chemistry Award 37 Student Body Vice President 4 DON MOORE PATRICIA ELAINE MORGAN Sophomore TYSGSUISTI Senior Repre sentative7 Girls' League l-4 any JE mx gwbft NW 1... yi if -me 1 I WALTER MORTIMER Camera Club l, 27 tra 17 VlSl1fll Amds YOSHI NATSUHARA Gurls' Leaque 2,4 Ore lx e -: 4 THOMAS ELWOOD MOWRY DARLENE DORIS NAUGHT 'SK VERNITA RUTH MUDD G.A.A. 1, 27 School Play 27 Girls' Leaque 3, 47 F.l-LA. 1, Z CONNIE NAYLOR LYLE PERRY MULFORD Latm Club 1, 27 Barrel Slave Skl Rlders 3, 4 CHARLES EDWARD NEAL Football l-37 Block S Ii, 37 Band lf4 'KN IENNIE GERTRUDE MYER Dalsy Art Pfdlial 4 DAVID ERVIN NIEHOFF F,F.A, lffl Qi' DORIS LEE NIEHOFF IANET MADALINE NEWMAN IEAN MARGARET NOWELL IOAN ELIZABETH NOWELL EDWARD ODERMATT C.S.F. Llfe Member G.A.A. Pep Soclety 2447 Drill Team Grrls' Leaque l-47 Pep SO- Glrls' League l-47 Pep So' 1-47 G.A.A. Presxdenf 47 2, 37 G.A.A. 1,2 Cxety 1-37 LV. Yell Leader clety 1-37 l.V. Yell Leader C4lIClP S 2 47 Girls' Leaq 27 Sophomore Yell Leaderg 27 Sophomore Yell Leader: ue l, 2, 4 30 Pep Somety Treasurer Pep Society Olhcer 2 CL SS '5 HUR ANTONE ORSINI GINGER LEE OSPITAI. BRUCE EDWARD PALMER IDANN SUE PATTON IOANIEIQ DUENE PERSHCAILIE 1 V' A 'pum 1 'ul csketbull 2, 3: Track ll, 3 Volvouo Feoturen Editor 4- lmm Club l, 7 ,.J, . p. :Q , F.F'.A. l -1' Girls' lerique 3, 45 Rlrhnrd llrxll Tnnnn 7, li n 3 son Sprmqs Confereufo 4' Mqsque :S DCIQQGIP Se-fro tary 4: G.A.A. 4 D DOUGLAS PETERS CAROLYN PETERSON DUANE PETERSON MORRIS PI-IELPS WILLIAM PIKE R , Gxrls' Leclque l-4: lumol Red Cxoss Council 3: Pey- Sormty -17 Lcxtm Club 3 3 'fm' POPE IOHN PRESTON IOHN RAVENSCROFT CHARLES REID Football 3, 47 Blovk S 3, Football 27 Block S 3: Volrnno Stoll Camera Club lf Dcnsy Stuff 4 'l'xc1u:sIr-rg Boys' C114-rl -cp PHYLLIS IOYCE REYNOLDS C.S,F. l.1fQ Mvmberg Glrlas' lllnxque PIOSICIPIII 4g Advm uxmq IMIl1IICIC1l'I,UGl5YI Wumer, Volvo ol Anlprlwu Speokmq Come-sl 3, 4: Rlch nrdson Sprmqs Conierpnro 4 3I MARLENE ANN RI-IEA P.H.A. 142 LOIS DARLENE ROGERS IANET MAE ROOS Transfer, Girls' Leaque 3-4? Pep Society 4 MELVA MARIE ROSS Girls' Glee 1-41 Senior Assistant Yell Leader CAROLINE SALAZAR GALE ALETHA SANTOS WILLIAM SCHICK C.S.F. 3, 4 CAROL LEE SCI-IMID Transfer: Girls' League 2-4, Pep So- ciety 2, 3 LEONA IEAN SCHMIDT Girls' League 1-45 Girls' Glee l CLARENCE SCHUE Spanish Club 17 Student Patrol 2, 3, Track Team 37 Daisy Salesman 4 SHIRLEY SANDRA SCOTT Girls' League 1-47 Girls' Glee l-47 Masque 6. Dagger 3 JEAN ELLEN SHERWOOD I. G.A.A. 1-47 One Act Play 1 SANDRA LOU SHOLES Girls' League l-4, Pep Society 1-3 LA VONNE RAE SIEFKEN C.S.F. Life Member: Band 1-4, Girls' Glee 1-47 College of Pacific Band and Music Clinic 3, 4 BARBARA LEE SIMPSON Girls' League 1-4, Band 1-4: Latin Club 3: G-.A.A. 1 DONNA IEAN SINCLAIR Transfer WILLARD ALVIN SMITH RUBY SMITH Transfer DON SPEAR IEHRY STEVENS DONNA MAE STEVENSON Drill Team 2-45 G.A.A. I, 25 Girls' League l-4 GENE P. STEVENSON F.F.A. 1-4 ALMIRA VIRGINIA STROUP Drill Team 2-47 G.A.A. l, 27 Girls' League l-4 HULDA IEAN STUART Girls: Glee lg F,H.A. ly Girls' Langue 1-45 ' G,A,A, VERNA RAE SUTTON Girls' League 1-4: Pep Society 1-37 Iunior Assistant Yell Leader MYRNA JEAN SWARTS Pep Society l-4: Assistant Basketball Yell Leader 27 Assistant Football Yell Leader 47 Girls' League Representative 45 Girls' League l-4 FRANCE MILDHED TAYLOR l'.H.A. l, 2: Girls' League l-4 IOYCE ELAINE TAYLOR Student Body Yell Leader 2, 47 Assisf tant Art Editor Daisy 45 Volcano Staff 4g Chico Student Leaders Conference lx Richardson Springs Conference 4 REX LEWIS TAYLOR NEAL ALLAN TENNISON Cadet Rifle Team 3, 47 Boys' Glee 45 Cadet Captain 4 IOHN HAROLD THOMPSON Basketball l-45 Block S 2, 37 Varsity Club 4 CONSTANCE DIANE Tl-IORPE Circulation Manager, Volcano 47 Iunior Red Cross Council Recorder 47 G.A.A. 43 Girls' League l-47 Pep Society l IANETHRASHEH Transfery Girls' League 47 C.S.F. 4g Band 4 LOUISETIBBS DONALD TOBIASSON DEARLE DAVID TOLLADAY 1 1 I 1 1 1 I I I 1 DOROTHY GALE VINCENT THEODORE MARTIN VOGES BETTY VOKAL LENA JANET WALLERS IUANITA RUBY LEE W Drill Team 3, 45 Girls' Glee 1 CARROLL WATSON DAVID ELBERT WEBB EDGAR LOUIS WEBB WAYNE WENDT HELEN MARIE WHITSO Baseball 2-4g Block S 2, F.F.A. 1-47 PPA. President 35 Varsity Club 47 Basket- 47 F,F.A. Treasurer 37 ball 2 F.F,A. National Convention 4 ELLA FAYE WILKINSON PAUL DOW WILLIAMS VADEN YVONNE WILLIS Freshman Presidentp Circu- lation Manager Daisy Staff Basketball 1-47 Football 2 Varsity Club l-4 'N is 'L4' . . ,JN px .2 . QQ, ' -S -11 - a 34 X Winner Lions' Club Speak- inq Contest 27 Richardson Springs Conference 37 lun- ior Red Cross Council Sec- retary 2: Latin Club Secre- tary 25 Circle S 4 HELEN MAXINE WINXLE BARBARA EVELYN Latin Club l, 27 Commor- WOLFORD Cial Club Qp Gills' leaaue Girls' League l-45 G l-4 Spanish Club 1, 3: Nurses Club Presid --T1-..S.S- - - , -' '2 E WOODRUFF .F. 47 Spanish Club l-35 li' Lecxque l-45 Or-'hes' RNE BOOTH ZACHAHY hcnqe Editor Volvcnoy p Soviety 2-3:Gxr1s' que X .fw- YAG ER l-4: Girls' oder 3: Pep unxor Yell XQXMWW Ml We My 5 CAMERA SHY SENIORS HAZEL WINIFRED BASSHAM DEE BENNETT DORTHY IEAN BLAYLOCK BUD BRUCE HARRY DE LONG LEONARD DOLLARHIDE ART DUNN IAMES GORDON WII.I.IAM KEERAN WANDA CORRINA KEFFER IOY LOUISE NOWLIN IAMES SCHOFIELD IOHN WAGNER JANET LEE WOODFILL 35 1 q ff fi :Vg rw 1 Wt. Q -wt nh AN at V , I MQ 4 X ' ,251 fum, k tqqigx AUM . 'fat O wax . X . i 1153, Q 1 Dramatic, ain't we? Little Mouse Pop and Gals at P.M.C. Concentration? Posed Twinsies Pike and Rod Squawk! Here we are. C- fs. 5 ,, .. 'wwf---Q-...,,. -Jim, , I 1. q ' 7 I I D u I 1 , vi 'Wm W . 'UV' 'Sli Helen Mcicqirvin Bobbie Ross lerxnie Myers Helen Whitson Gloria Benneche Pcxul Williams ,Nw- Kcmnier 5 -vs. . H. M2518 5 S083 80, Miuwung Q. -. 1 Lviwxsw' g .LA .4 lone! Roos Bradley Leonard Lyle Mulford Vaden Willis Marion Brazelton Joyce Icrckson Mcxrilyn Harrington . Mary Griqurick Alicia Brown Bob Milion Patsy Kelly lean and Ioan Newell wv an-1 O '65 fa A' , wx QF' K N l. Barbara Simpson 5 2. Left to right: IoAnn Kinq, Murlha 6 Blaylock, Frankie King, and 7 Bernie King 8 3. Carol and Phyllis Firth 9 4. Pal Landon 10 Elva Boyle Karen and Sary Edgar Webb Connie Naylor Barbara Wolford Larry Clark ROYCE PIPKIN DICK FRIEBEL President. Fall Semester President, Sprinq Semester Spurred on hy their able presidents, Royce Pipkin and Richard Friebel, the class of '53 suc- cessfully heaan their junior year by hrealcina all records in the annual junior inaqazine sale. Gutsfandina juniors were prominent in every phase of school life no matter what it was. They were always active, always capable, and al ways willing to tackle any joh. Thus, with this successful foundation they have laid, the class of '53 is confidently assured that their last year at Shasta will he their hest. gm ng '53 Royce' Pipkin Richard Frieliel lwrnrny Cwruk Roberta Bertoldi Gene Wahl Pat Fflliott fl-'try Fllis ,111 OFFICERS , President Dirk Vriwhlw Vice President lanjce Milton Secretary, Donna Lamaureaux ., Treasurer t Bob McGrath Student Council Represmitativw Frin O'Brien Q , Roh Carl i YVN Iimdels Q Riu Knniiall LEFT TO RIGHT: Gene Wahl. Emmy Cook. Gary Ellis, Ho- bertu Bertoldi, Royce Pipkin. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Kimball. lcxnice Milton. Bob McGrath. MISS IIISSEN PERIOD I FIRST ROW, lol! to right: P. New- ton, B. Todd, S. Holladuy, I. Mil- ton, B. Brown, S. Anderson. P. Duffy, D. Moors. I. Bigelow. SEC- OND ROW: I. Blood, R. Borioldi, V. Harhr. I. Luis, P. Knapp, I. Rutlodqo, M. Isaacs, E. Kennedy. THIRD ROW: R. Nye, G. Wilbur, T. Riley, I. Holbert, B. Carl. B. McGrath, F. Saunders. FOURTH ROW: I. Richards, I.. Timmons, I. Lililt. F. Baxior, R. Pipkin, B. Rotlifl. MISS IESEN PERIOD 3 FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Mark- ham, M. Luion, S. Layton, G. Ely, Z. Monninq, S. Wilson, T. Head, I. Lack. SECOND ROW: I.. Nel- son, B. Carrol, D. Iones, N. Wog- loy. G. Cain, I- Koppen, D. Downs, C. Bowdish. THIRD ROW: R. Mc- Iniyro, R. I.iMlo, D. Rhea. T. Ba- ker, I. Reid, R. Viizthum, V. Som- ers. I. Winogar. MISS IESSEN PERIOD 5 FIRST ROW, loft lo ri hi: S. Gos- ney. P. l i!zRandolph.i MacCabe. D. Gibson. E. Berry. D. Barr. C. Murphy, P. Street. SECOND ROW: I.. Peacock. B. Booih, F. Gregory. I. Uhl, S. Mason, K. Newman, I. Gaskey, E. Hubbard. THIRD ROW: I. Livingston, M. Gower, I. Cowling. M. Stobbe. I. Bruco, I. Freeman. FOURTH ROW: C. Homenway, L. Knip- lol, I. Oaks. D. Louviore. MISS IESSEN PERIOD 6 FIRST ROW, lol! to right: E. Cook, R. McCurdy, B. Booth. I. Lowery, I. Fitzhuqh, H. Downs, W. Hol- comb. SECOND ROW: B. Purring- ton. E. Siilos, S. Madison, V. Mc- Daniols, L. Hohimor, D. Turnbull. THIRD ROW: R. Rondahl, 'D. Mar- low, P. Borders, M. Ferrell. B. Hall. I.. Walker, D. Fisher. FOURTH ROW: W. Ericson, D. Taylor. J, - :fig fg1gig'fgf ,., ... .. . -ann .if I an -. 3 I H1188 ..,n-wr.. I . Q.. 1 315 E1 I if 5 . 19 if-ff.: ...H if ani 5. J 9 Epi 't ii '41 MR. MORFORD PERIOD 2 FIRST ROW. leit to right: Lynch. Murphy. McC1unq. Smith. Lousia- lot. Trapp. Elcock. Harrison. King. SECOND ROW: Reed. Kefier. Fer- rell. Mason. Gershanoii. Lamour- eaux. Andrews. Hunton. Hunt. THIRD ROW: Hays. Bilyeu, Elble. Dotson, Wahl. Williams. B. Bil- yeu, Taylor. FOURTH ROW: lack- son. Couqhlin, Harding, Fitzpat- rick. Coppage. MR. MORFORD PERIOD 3 FIRST ROW. left to right: P. Fischer, I. Hulford. S. Thibaut. B. Boll. D. Popeioy. V. Moore. D. Rickard. L. Laco, A. Hansen. I. Dingman. SECOND ROW: A. Cox. D. Carpenter. H. Sandvand. S. Dean. P. Firth. S. Smith. E. O'Brien, E. O'Dell. THIRD ROW: B. Moore. F. Kidwell. W. Fowler. E. Bush. A. Miller, I. Borders, R. Hopper, H. Moss. FOURTH ROW: I. Heilin. B. Packard, G. Ellis. R. Roger, R. Sanders. C. Chitwood. FIFTH ROW: I. Cross. K. Waqers. H. Lee. T. McBroome, D. McLain. MR. MORFORD PERIOD 4 FIRST ROW. left to right: P. Cooper. D. East. C. Ely. B. Brown. I. Myers. S. Bernadino, T. Hitch. cock. SECOND ROW: C. Braat- hen, E. Metz. I. White, N. Wal- ters, I. Griffith, I. Bartsch. S. Dicks, T. Mclienney. THIRD ROW: E. O'Brien, R. Lewis. K. Kottord, B. McCullough. K. Combs. F. Clem. B. Reed. M. Fuller. R. Matheson. FOURTH ROW: I. Powell. D. Franks. B. Fremblinq, I. Voges, W. Nill. R. Boles. C. Cram. MR. MORI-'ORD PERIOD 5 FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Crow, B. Melton. C. Slcxnley, L. Hammond, S. Baker, A. Douk, P. Krcrfl, A. Breuss, I. Augusiine. SECOND ROW: I.. Edmonds, S. Lakey, B. Hollibuugh, I. Hughes, I.. DeGrait, C. Stone. THIRD ROW: K. Kniqhlen, C. Slinkard, B. Breckenridge, V. Iohns, D. Erickson, R. Young, R. Tiplon. FOURTH ROW: S. Brunelli, D. Swlnqley, D. Kirk. MR. WATROUS PERIOD G FIRST ROW, left lo right: D. Smith, B. Fisher, R. Morton, R. Winters. P. Howe, D. Parker. B. Coyle. A. Brown, B. Wagner. SECOND ROW: M. Montqomerv. M. Grceber, B. Toney, I. Solus, S. Schaeffer, D. Shannon. R. An- drew, R. Burgess. THIRD ROW: R. Friebel, B. Read, W. Thomn- son, R. Harrison, I. Haqslrom, B. Smilh, H. Smilh, W. Martinqale. FOURTH ROW: C. Nagle. B. Mosher, N. McGown. R. Orman, dy, D. Owens, R. Smilh, R. Win- lers. MR. MORFORD PERIOD 7 FIRST ROW. lei! io righl: G. Kelly, E. Slcrnes, P. Throop, E. Hubbard, B. Hawkins, S. Baker. G. Chaully, B. Bovvnev, S. Gond- win. B. Murohy. SECOND ROW: R. Popeioy, W. Brown, R. Granes, H. Herr. I. Winans, D. Anderson, S. Malone. THIRD ROW: I. Tib- bilts, O. Eade, D. Erringlon, I. Harding. D. Ferrell. C. Sims. G. Studer, R. Lewis. ...Q 4 ,QQ I eww- 5 V4 . . v N' ,. .Z W DON WILHELMSON DON STEWART President Fall Semester President, Spring Semester The sophomore class had a very outstandina year. They were led by two fine presidents, Don Wilhelmson and Don Stewart. These, with the co-operation ot the class, enqineered the suc- cessful sophomore assembly and sophomore Sports Hop. Many sophomore boys were active in sports, and others participated in dramatics, clubs and other school activities. With the spirit and co-operation they have shown so tar, the class ot '54 can look torward to an even better junior year. .Svphv T Klan, ng '54 OFFICERS Don Wilhelmson ,. . President.. Don Stewart Donna Holcomb , ,, , , Vice President. .. , lunior tones Susie Trussas , Secretary. Marilyn Iones Phyllis Broome . Treasurer ,. , . , , Ioyce Hill Gary Loustalot . Student Council Representative Donna Holcomb loyce Hill Yell Leaders, ,, Glenna Burke LEFT TO RIGHT: Susie Trussas. Donna Holcomb, Don Wilhelm- son, Ioyce Hill. Phyllis Broome. MR. MANN PERIOD 3 FIRST ROW, loft to riqht: R. Hardy, L. Cone, B. Glaze, S. Dial, C. Colby, M. Gibbons, D. Hub- bell, R. Thompson, H. Gebcluer. SECOND ROW: D. Hurst. B. Blagq. L. Zwetziq, W. Iones, H. Bonney. G. Sutran, D. Haller, D. Rodgers. THIRD ROW: W. Lees. A. Murphey, R. Ericson, R. Old. bury, I. Iohnston. R. Nicolet. MR. I-IAMLIN PERIOD 2 FIRST ROW. left to right: A. Voqes. S. Williams. P. McGrath. R. Saunders, S. Husman. B. Phelps. F. Papineou. L. Lowry. S. Menold. I. McCoshum. SEC- OND ROW: B. Asher. R. Leslie. R. Wagner. C. Kenyon. I. Han- non. A. Howe. D. Miller. V. Mor- gan. Y. Lane. THIRD ROW: I. Britton. B. Bilveal. B. Ierome. B. Beat. D. Calkins. G. Starnes. I. Lcxrcade. FOURTH ROW: G. Stewart. B. Spade. F. Arnold. I. Fagan. E. DeSiIva. MR. HAMLIN PERIOD 3 FIRST ROW. left to right: I.. Ab- bott, I. Allison. L. Fonseca. I. Ronlake. P. Chote. R. Kuss. S. Fuller. D. Williams. S. Termine. SECOND ROW: S. Frain. K. Knapp. D. Lance. C. Scott. M. Trussas. D. Lovelady. R. Martin. D. Draqoo. B. Van Fussen. THIRD ROW: M. lose. I. Warren. C. Gimlalin. G. Loustalot, P. Broome. A. Saniord. K. Nall. D. Iohnson. FOURTH ROW: N. Braz- elton. G. Duckett. D. Brewer. G. Eilenbeck. L. Leonard. D. Corley. T. Underwood. N. Christenson. MR. HAMLIN PERIOD 7 FIRST ROW. left to right: V. Har- per. R. Kortuem. I. Piette. N. Blunt. S. Brockman. SECOND ROW: D. Rice. G. Knighten. C. Innes. E. Wetmore. R. Edwards. C. Lamar. MR. MANN PERIOD 4 FIRST ROW. left to right: M. Poole. P. Crotlo. B. Taylor. S. Devers. F. Taylor. B. Hesser. S. McRae. V. Runner. C. Mc- Dully. D. Voges. I. Stroup. SEC- OND ROW: I. Shepard. I. Bama. I. Reniree. I. Tinsmcm. I. Carnes. M. McCormick. N. Higgins. G. Smith. 5. Wardell. C. Womack. THIRD ROW: R. Mancasola. H. Duncan. P. Templeton. D. Stew- art. R. Heckenlively. D. Ward. I. Bucholz. V. Harmon. N. Kern. D. Tennant. FOURTH ROW: F. Hoxie. M. Preaseau. D. Mullen. ye.. 'bp I 11' Q X V MR. MANN PERIOD 5 FIRST ROW. left to riqht: P. Sat- ran. R. Miller. B. Moore. N. Ma. son. A. Popeioy. S. Autio, Y. Lawson, D. Woolsey, B. Baxier. P. Black. SECOND ROW: R. Fer- rell. D. Woods. E. Martindale. L. Vollmers, P. Bracken. B. Morri- son. R. Woodiill. R. Deal. THIRD ROW: C. Caldwell. S. lohnson. M- DICICS. G. Rowland. A. Mc- Keen. A. Cannon. I. Audia. R. Bisneli. G. Sharelte. FOURTH ROW: R. Fishman. I. Petlyiohn. B. Hill. K. Forry. I. Golenor. D. Holcomb. R. Nicolei. I. Danqberq. MR. MARVIN PERIOD 1 FIRST ROW. left lo right: D. Henry. T. Gannon, I. Cattani, I. Bennett. L. Bland. E. Vilzthum. G. Hartman, I. Brown. B. Mc- Means. SECOND ROW: B. Vin- ing. I. Huck. T. Wagner. M. Mc- Clain. E. Ralliii, D. Holcomb. B. Lamoureaux. B. Burke. I. Cook. THIRD ROW: E. Asher, F. Ab- bott. I. Campaigns. D. Mitchell. S. Wolfe, N. Kirk. R. Chiara. I. Essex. FOURTH ROW: I.. Hollo- way. G. Litlle. R. Harris. R. Dona- hue. R. Davis. M. Anderson. B. Rice. W. Tohiusson. MR. MARVIN PERIOD G FIRST ROW. leit io right: R. Sleinbach, S. Keil. I.. Keeler, D. Slauqhier. N. Schick. K. Kingsley. M. Vollmers, I. Johnson. SECOND ROW: N. Nelson. D. Kinkle. I.. Phelps. C. Taylor. G. Burk. D. Harrison. I. Prcxwl, I. Cagle. THIRD ROW: I. Brower, I. Crean, I. Mayne. B. West. B. Webb. FOURTH ROW: D. Haiek, R. Tun- quary. R. Roe. F. Morrison. M. Berry. S. Hodges. MRS. PADGETT PERIOD 2 FIRST ROW. left lo right: N. Mc- Rroome. M. Conway. W. Howell. L. Whitson, V. Stout. H. Foqal. D. McCracken. G. Sanios. I. Severi- son, D. Reed. SECOND ROW: D. Wion. I. Lloyd. D. Kirck. A. Phelps. R. Meyer. D. Bassham. M. Cox. P. O'Brien. D. Lee. THIRD ROW: R. Cox, G. McCanis. 3. Iurvis. I. Loughrey. E. Bean. G. Briley. I. Briley. D. Prall. FOURTH ROW: A. Taylor. C. Farrell, F. Madnen. B. Prelion. MRS. PADGETT PERIOD 4 FIRST ROW, lett to right: P. Nor- ris, P. Turner, R. Smith, I. Dorsey. V. Armstrong, S. Gimblin, S. Nat' suhara. SECOND ROW: B. Ingle. I. Furner, B. Smith, I. Powell, P. Melton. Unidentified. R. Burge. S. Garrett. C. Quigley, R. Henley. THIRD ROW: G. Luper, B. Corley. D. Wilhelmson, E. Withrow. M. Hesseltine, L. Hume. L. Burke. FOURTH ROW: D. Elliott, I. Al- ward, M. Stephens, D. Shield. G. Buck. R. Odermatt. I. Westlake. MRS. PADGETT PERIOD 5 FIRST ROW, leit to right: B. Mi'- lard, C. Merrifield. P. Noel, I. Multord. D. Thorpe, I. Hill. M. Winans, M. Kennett, C. Stend. SECOND ROW: V. Black, S. Ao- tel, O. I. Howes, V. Fonseca. E. Kelly, P. Chandler. D. Fuchs, S. Ward. THIRD ROW: M. I.. Boyd. C. Stevenson. C. Iohnson, F. Brv- rvnt. S. Hemingway, M. McGown. FOURTH ROW: R. A. Meyers. R. Pheneaer. M. O'Brien, I. Strode. W. Abbott. MRS. PADGETT PERIOD 6 FIRST ROW. Iett to right: I.. Woodfill. I. Ritchie. K. Suencev. S. Pancake. D. Wertz. SECOND ROW: M. Matheson, Y. Lee. S. Williams, M. Iones, M. DeCima, L. Downing, A. Stout, D. Winkle. R. Sherwood, F. Wel-h. R. Ellio't. THIRD ROW: F. Doak, M. Posey, D. McDonald. I. Bartsch, D. Hall, P. Molder. G. Weber. H. Herti. A. Mortimer. FOURTH ROW: L. Srnick, D. Bigelow, A. Wendt. D. Benetield. I. Metz. L. Smith. FIFTH ROW: E. Heckenlively. I. Nobbs. C. Clary. C. Smith, F. Diestelhorst. MRS. PADGETT PERIOD 7 FIRST ROW, left to right: I.. Clens say, L. Edmonds, M. Iones, M. I. McCallum, B. Morrow. I. Austin, B. Coe, A. Darrow. C. MrHo1e. I. Burns. B. Brucker. SECOND ROW: I. Arnold, I. Gray, L. Max- ham, L. Kuel-ine. B. I.. Dutton, F. Keller, B. Grove. D. Baker. THIRD ROW: R. Taymon. D. Pederson. G. Pitt. H. Krantz, T. Almgren. M. Rain. B. Shepard. .ai r.'t x.. XM I Q ? Q ,1- 'rf-Q., IAMES BANKS IAMES TRUSSAS President. Fall Semester President. Spring Semester The class ot '55 wasted no time in making a name tor themselves at Shasta. Their athletes were outstanding in every ma- jor sport: several freshmen were in the C.S.F., and one trosh had a major part in the school play. Their capable class otticers, led by Presidents lim Banks and lim Trussas, planned many ac- tivities, arnonq which were the Frosh Return and the treshman assembly. Thus, with such a aood heqinninq, the class ot '55 should he destined tor an even better sophomore year. 3 Umm. nf, '55 lim Banks lack Munns . Mary Reppert Anton Iacobson Eddie Bigelow, Welton Carrel Glenda Gilmore Ieanette lohnsori OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary . Treasurer.. Student Qouncrl Representative I. Yell Leaders, .' , lim Trussas Tom Ottonello Lrnda Darnell Brent Leonard Iim Banks Iudy Borders Dianne Falcon Billie Fletcher FIRST HOW. left to riqht: M. Ruppert. I. Iohnson, G. Gil- more. SECOND ROW: E. Bigelow, I. Munns. l. Banks. A. Iacobson. FIRST ROW. loit to right: B. Fletcher. I.. Darnell, C. Kim- ball, D. Falcon. SECOND ROW: T. Ottonello. B. Leon- ard, I. Banks, I. Trussas. MR. FITZGERALD PERIOD l FIRST ROW, left to right: G. Sayles, I. Dearing, B. Peterson, D. Dais, D. McBroom. M. Walter I. Iephson, B. Solari, H. Trase. N Key, K. Kelley, L. Sanders. SEC OND ROW: W. Spohn. K. Iett, D Altermatt, A. Ruck. I. Trussas A. Blaqq, R. Morgan, M. Needles E. Fretts. D. Burleson. V. Kirch, R Bascom. THIRD ROW: D. Cross I. Iohnson, I. Allsberry, R. Thies D. Lack, A. Iacobson, P. Sab'n, H Waddell, M. Atkins, P. Nelson. MR. FITZGERALD PERIOD 3 FIRST ROW, left to right: N. Campbell. D. Smith, S. Grove, G. Gilmore, C. Kimball, D. Herber, K. Darley. P. Hammonds. SEC- OND ROW: B. Thorpe, I. Wil- liams, I. Romanoft. W. King, R. Hendricks. R. Fennell. W. Arthur. THIRD ROW: R. Van Dyke, R. Snyder, K. Buszdieker, I. Booth. I. Kern, D. Cade. M. McCormick. FOURTH ROW: T. Ottonello. W. Stattt. I. Banks, B. Redner, B. Box, G. Wilson. MR. FITZGERALD PERIOD 4 FIRST ROW. lelt to right: B. Fletcher, A. Friebel, I. Norris, S. Stinson, N. Britton, L. Herman. G. Rother. SECOND ROW: P. Ledbetter. C. Pheneqer, F. Christ- enson, R. Ashburn, I. Martin, E. Meller. I. Nachreiner. THIRD ROW: G. Martin, I. Clark, B. Witcher. F. Lewis, H. Rhea, L.. Studer. FOURTH ROW: I. Whites- carver. R. Cochran, K. Bartlett. MR. FITZGERALD PERIOD 5 FIRST ROW, left to riczht: S. Mc- Kim. S. Klinqerbile, C. Wright. I. Iohnson, I. Alward, D. Spoon. B. Richter, R. Smith, S. Fisher. SECOND ROW H. Hardin. W. Ma- lone. I. Hayes, B. Davis. D. Ah- bott, L. Leach. L. Hudson. M. Rep- pert. THIRD ROW: G. Barker. N. Stevens. D. Binks, L. Harrison, E. Seiqmund. I. Strayer, I. Karr, K. Peterson. FOURTH ROW: I. Spliethol, W. Winters, W. Sabine, G. Bridges, M. Darrow. Pheneger. Si. igmlmsvs sa s r Ri. lull 'QU 2 M is 'W '19-xi A. W S.. E ,- f ' .ar I - fif f2i..f 3. S e ' I f -iff I.?u:QLi ' :I iff. w Q' --, f f 1. 425 A 3' KI I 1 ' , . AEE MR. FITZGERALD PERIOD 6 FIRST ROW, leit to right: L. Webb, I.. Shoup. B. McDaniel, I.. Bonney, D. Iackson, B. Alexan- der, S. Duncan, I. I.aVoy, I... Nash. P. Findler. I. Hamilton. SECOND ROW: R. Criss. C. Baker, B. Dob- rowsky, I. Curio, R. Hawkins, I. Munns, S. Petersen, C. Peacock. THIRD ROW: I. Felsher. I. Mar- shel, I. Gaqer, R. Harrell, D. Pettyiohn, I. Felsher, K. Fox, D. Scogqin. FOURTH ROW: R. Glad' well, B. Blood, A. Freed. I. De- Lay. R. Stepp. W. Owens. MR. IACKSON PERIOD 5 FIRST ROW, leIt to right: L. Franks, E. Parson, S. Mallicker, M. Flinton. B. Phillips. S. Let- sinqer, M. Rose, B. Bishop, I. Farley, D. L. Iarrett. SECOND ROW: M. Winans, E. Richards. C. Knauer, C. Holyfield. L. Hurt. T. Erwini, I. Berq. I. Brown. THIRD ROW: I. Harvey, C. Myers, D. Harris. M. Mosher, T. Ridenour. H. Huiford. G. Bui. FOURTH ROW: I. Bogue. G. Ochs, B. Martin, B. Lang, C. Hale. B. Withrow, A. Cibula. MR. MARVIN PERIOD 2 FIRST ROW, left to right: I.. lmes, I. Baker, M. Vokal, C. Mc- Kenney. G. McDowell, L. Cooper. I.. Darnell. M. Crowley. I. Bor- ders M. Cowcm M. Harrison sscorm now. 1. knee... G. Scott, T. Conwell, I. Henning. A. Cer- epa. B. Rozum. M. Miller, G. Mc- Dowell, C. Keim. Y. Travis. THIRD ROW: D. Andersen, I. Dunham, D. Shanks. C. Lychan, B. Boyd. F. Loqhry. D. Harvey. MR. MARVIN PERIOD 7 FIRST ROW, lelt to right: C. Hag- erman, B. Britton. C. Bowers. S. Brunson. S. McCaslin. P. Briley. D. Butcher, A. Waters. SECOND ROW: S. Cox, V. Termine. L. Iackson, S. Lewis. 0. Shepard. F. Wade. I. Purington, F. Smith. THIRD ROW: E. Taylor. G. Bald- win, B. Leonard, G. Tolladay, D. Erwin. K. Bibbens, I. Crumm. MRS. THATCHER PERIOD 2 FIRST ROW. left to right: S. Diel- ken. S. Gray. A. Frololi. G. Boylel, B. Ienninqs, N. Way- briqht. M. Huelbert, A. Cook. D. Cook, S. Tompxon. SECOND ROW: E. McRae, I. Fife, I.. Covey. D. Galper, I. Dixon, D. Wolver- ion. D. Blank. V. Moore. I. Wil- son, I.. Volcal. THIRD ROW: I. Belt. D. Wilcox, H. Ellioll. I. Moody. R. Rogers. F. Boone. S. Taylor, R. Iones, T. Driver. MRS. THATCHER PERIOD 3 FIRST ROW. leli io right: S. Mill- house. D. Falcon. H. Arnold. D. Calebolt. I. Dittus. E. Mcllroome. M. Perkins, I. Marlin, P. Iames. B. Flannery. SECOND ROW: C. McI.itch, I. Bursell, H. Combs. Unidentilied. I. Miller. G. West. M. Duncan, M. Mclieen. Z. Head. THIRD ROW: D. Melton, K. Gar- bon, I. Miller. R. Benneche. D. Villa. R. Meyru. B. Fox. FOURTH ROW: I.. Love. B. Sioddard. C. Dully, R. Leiqhlon. D. Herylord. T. Brown. C. Parker. MRS. THATCHER PERIOD 4 FIRST ROW. lei! to riqhl: I. Haunlchild. G. Miller, L. Howe. M. R. Garrett, B. Brown, C. Horr, I.. Hilchcock. SECOND ROW: W. Ervin. I.. Willis, P. Barnard, T. Burge. C. Sin leman, M. Beed, M. CantrelL 11-IIRD ROW: M. Calen, K. Carter, E. Bigelow, G. Stephens. I. Beqley. R. Simpson. FOURTH ROW: D. Urban, I. O1- sen. B. Hedxtrom, R. Allen. MRS. THATCHER PERIOD 6 FIRST ROW, le!! to right: K. Op- sahl, B. Porter, P. Breckenridge. D. Hunk. B. Moody. I. Cook. D. Story. R. Bryant, R. Bridges. D. Surridge. SECOND ROW: W. Warren. W. Haley, H. Greer, I. Blaylock. B. Braxellon, L. Mort, A. Hoyle, I. Foote. P. Iones. R. Parker. THIRD ROW: B. Howe. I. I.yall, I. Dodson. B. Scott. M. Everesl. S. Broullard. B. Broucher. I. Stout, B. Iohnson. FOURTH ROW: E. Shiell. H. Peterson. B. Friebel, B. Brophy. A. Clark. CCLLEGE PREP SPAM I-I III CHEMISTRY ENGLISH IV SOLID GEOMETRY CCIVIMERCIAL OFFICE PRACTICE TYPING SHOPTHAND BOOKKEEPING mmwffwmmkwmv, , x SEWING HOMEMAKING I HOMEMAKING I HOMEMAKING ll Sf aj X , A ' N Nav WW '? f ? ff A Ayvflsy jk ur S i. 'V 5 'N ,J x ,fs-N gi.. hiv? l -. 1 3 is ' C may ,F fx 2 S e 3 2, xc S mul... Ae, f . x 'fi I' Q 'gxvai ' 5 wi wb Q X I 5 if A K - i ,- F X, ,Nw , in , A K Q 5 SW? ' N' I 'SH Jigga, V: 1,3 N- AV A egg ., ., ,' 5,5 .5 -sk ik' TN Wxmf, 3 , , 4 XM ,QM Q iw ' ab? C5-WL BOYS' WOOD SHOP MACHINE SHOP 1 , w 5 f DOWN ON THE FARM TO MARKET. TO MARKET '15 Q-. if 'fl' X 1 , MY CRUDE SWEATERS ELSIE? 1 1 5 VX ,... ff ,f ...Q a6'am'L FlBST ROW, lelt to right: I.. Siefkin, P. Broome, L. Nelson, G. Burk. R. McCurdy. I. Thrasher, B. Brown, D Henry, E. Hubbard, D. Carpenter, S. Gosney, P. Knapp. B. Hesser. SECOND HOW: F. Doak, C. Hall, D. Peder son, I. White, E. Metz, I. Milton. B. Beclynek, R. Nicolet, W. Martindale, I. Haunschild, P. Williams. I. Metz Ia. Huck, Io. Huck. THIRD BOW: David R. Marr. B. Milton, E. Hoyt, L. Knipfel, B. Simpson, T. Underwood. K Knapp. E. Bui. B. Harrison, H. Hoyt, E. Terrell, N. Christensen, C. Bowdish. I. Brown, M. Neal, L. Clark. FIRST ROW, lelt to right: P. Smith, M. McCallum, I.. Fonseca. G. Miller, F. Saunders. N. Walters, C. Lycan SECOND ROW: B. Alexander, M. Fuller, W. Thompson. B. Murphy, M. Mclieen. THIRD ROW: P. Williams B. Milton. L. Knipiel, I. Shepard. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Wadsworth. 132141 FIRST ROW, lelt to right: B. Glaze, E. Wilkinson, M. Kyos, N. Gersbuch. S. Williams, B. Brown. I. luckson B. Fuchs, V. Stout, R. Saunders. D. Blaylock, B. Ross. P. Norris, M. Jones. I. Bigelow. SECOND ROW: S Decm. S. Wolf, B. Morrow, V. Harier, C. Ely, M. Griqcxrick, L. Williams. I.. Siefkin, A. Mason, M. Wrighi E. Cook, D. Drcqoo, N. Kirk, E. Siarnes, I. Prnwl. THIRD ROW: D. Downs, P. Evans, S. Scott, D. Harrison, I Fitzhuqh, I. Heniree, Mr. Marr, C. Scoti. P. Choale, D. Gill, E. Boyle. E. Fogul. ... .IK W3 X . U . ,' 9 KE 2 1 ,M 1 i I WJ? .xi 5 ki' Q . I 'I .5 -1 Vlx, Nl FIRST BOW, left to righi: G. Charetie, I. Clark, I. Arnold. L. Burke. SECOND ROW: I. Gordon, B. Allen, I Mexzzim, M. Posey. B. Fremblinq. THIRD HOW: B. Palmer. I. Schofield, W. Stohbe, I. Blaylock. B. Hall I. Munns. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Wadsworth, C. Hemenway, N. Tennison, R. Donahue. C. Mclntire. G. Studer D. Wilhelmson. Enya' H .. Sin 15. K 6 Mpd, CADETS BRASS RECHUITS A f 1 fxwixqa QW? M .. M. , .WM wmmw ...W HEX ' .psgggzqz lf-M ww was -emu, ywgwww My amass Hawk . no 'fi if sq . vm S.. file w. 1 g,.....f-4 yin FIRST ROW, left to ri ht: I. Iohnson, P. Dufiey, I. Alward, C. Stanley, E. Kennedy, I. Thompson, A. Hanson D. Smith, P. Fitzrandzaph. SECOND ROW: M. Estes, R. Morton, B. Hawkins, D. Hubbard, P. Turner. S. -Gar rett, K. Kingsley, H. Davidson, D. Stevenson, B. Vokal, P. Throop, A. Doak. THIRD ROW: D. Dais, I. 'Diitus R. Huseman, I. Iohnson, D. Holcomb, A. Ricks, K. Lyall, E. Asher, B. Rice, C. Taylor, S. Frain, A. Brown FOURTH ROW: I. Lowery, D. Hawkins, V. Renard. R. Ludwig, M. Markham, M. Anderson, I. Stroup, I. Beach I. Patton, C. Quiggley, V. Black, E. Stiles, M. Isaac, I-I. I-Iorr, S. Madison, R. Barcus, C. McDui!ey. ln trim pleated skirts and white sweaters, led by six snappy major- ettes, the drill team stepped onto the football field or the basketball court to the sound of martial strains and added its color and spirit to the game. Ready the second week of school, the drill team marched at every home Friday night football game and two out-of-town games. Several of the MRS. SHUMAN Adviser MARY GRIGAHICK Manager performances were with the band, which gave us musical assistance throughout the year. The rnajorette for the drill team was Pat Fitzrandolphg the head of the majorettes was Eileen Kennedy. Dorothy Smith acted as head acro- bat. Other maiorettes were Io Ann Alward, Carol Stanley, lune Thomp- son, Alice Hansen, and Beverly Morrow. The other acrobats were Phil- lis Duffey and leanette Iohnson. Mrs. Shuman deserves a lot of thanks for her hard work and patience with us. MYLJ ffmjhjm-5 QCRGANIZATICNS LARRY CLARK Prnidonl. Fall Somutor Jbuxf, Led by president Larry Clark, a number of enjoyable cmd educational assemblies were pro- sented by the first semester student body offi- cers. A highlight of nearly every meeting was the humorous reading of the minutes by sec- retary Leon Nelson. Under the supervision of the other officers, vice president, Bob Milton: treasurer, Terry Ril- ey: and student council secretary, Emmie Cook, every undertaking was a success. Rallies un- der the direction of Emi Markham, football yell leader, and her assistants, were full of spirit and interest. Student body card sales, led by tax collec- tors Ioyce Reynolds and Buddy Frank, hit over the nine hundred mark to provide the money for a highly successful semester. BOB BBINKERHOFF President. Spring Somutex Second, Bob Brinkerhoff led the student body during the second semester with a fine record of lead- ership. Under his direction assemblies and other student body activities were carried out with high degrees of success. The other officers, vice president, Carol Io Hall: student body secretary, Emmie Cook: stu- dent council secretary, Maureen McEnaney7 and treasurer, Terry Riley, helped Bob out to make the second semester just as successful as the first. K fu .155 . w e Xe I :'4 ,, L , f li, . ' 5 1 . . x rr' fi if .Xl Rifggggtf ' 1, A S 14 f . ' 5, f s ' X5 -st-If Qeegg, . is f x NSS A sei 3 I, .K X y E wr +5 W new g 7 X Q LARRY CLARK President, Full Semester LEON NELSON Student Body Secretary Fall Semester BOB BRINKERHOFF EMMIE COOK Student Body Secretary Spring Semester TERRY RILEY Treasurer. Fall Semester BUDDY FRANK Boys' Tux Collector EMI MARKI-IAM Varsity Football Yell Leader PAT CROTTO lunior Varsity Football Yell Leader .NW 4- vv' 'UQ . we ' 1 tr 3 S' iff k9,,t..x r 'KS , giyfy ,r I it gg ' ' Q rn, f 4lNu..- . 'W 1 X ' A Reex- fffgzs - or if A sis 1 ut Q it ' - :ss SQ m M.. A , I, fl 1:4 4 gl lt K3-K ,A-lr l ,Q BOB MILTON President, Spring Semester Vice President, Fall Semester EMMIE COOK Student Council Secretory Fall Semester Bndq, U' IOYCE REYNOLDS Girls' Tax Collector TERRY RILEY Treasurer, Spring Semester FTF 1-i','R- 'any MN. 4 ,K ,af A 4, ws f 4Y CAROL IO HALL Vice President, Spring Semester MAUREEN MCENANEY Student Council Secretary Spring Semester FRANKIE KING Varsity Basketball Yell Leader PHYLLIS BLACK unior Varsity Basketball Yell Leader ons, nn. W-W viii Yi 'fi' . ff' A ig-IQ, .nv-Q3 ' yi Y vw- 'Q ' y W , Q' 'io ' 5.3.3 i 4' , . 'ix' .,,,. '4 . I Q' ' Q X BOB MILTON 'u -. 0 E. a. 0 :I :- -1 a : U! 0 B 0 Ll 0 Pl f . 1 ici 1 .ff u i n f if N 1 Vx L, Dui. The student council, under the fine leadership of council president Bob Milton, brought about many needed improvements in the governing of the school dur- ing the first semester. The main project was the discussion of a change in the way revenue from student body card sales may be divided in the years to corne. This project Was not completed during the first semester, so it was carried over to the second. Another project during the first semester was the setting aside of a day for a school-wide clean-up by the student body. Refuse containers were then put around the grounds to prevent further Cluttering. The outedated constitution was also considered by the council, and a corn- niittee was appointed to look into its revision. FIRST ROW, lei! to right: C. Hall, E. Cook, F. King. M. Mcllnaney. E. Markham. V. Wil- lis. I. Reyne'ds. SEC' OND ROW: B. Milton. I.. Clark. B. Iccobs. D. Hummel. T. Riley. G. Wahl. I.. Nelson. in -ng, . 'W 'QQ 'YYY A ' 93 Q7 anal CAROL IO HALL President. Spring Semester Under the leadership of second semester president Carol Io Hdll, the student council continued the task cxssiqned by the first semester qoverninq body cmd completed the revision of the student body budget. Among the other accomplishments of the council during the spring was the revision of the student body constitution to make it lit the rising size of the stu- dent body. FIRST ROW. loft to right: B. Cook, P. Mor- gan. B. Kiodis, C. Hall. M. McEncxnoy. V. Wil- lis, D. Holcomb. SEC- OND ROW: F. King. E. Markham, B. Brinker- hotf, H. Friobel. D. Stewart. I. Banks, I. Trussas, T. Riley, P. Black, P. Crolto. Pablo MARY HAYES SYLVIA MALONE President. Full Semester President, Spring Semester The Student Patrol is an organization whose purpose is to keep the halls quiet during the lunch periods. It consists of nineteen members with four officers. They are voted in at the beginning of the year and they hold the office for the first semester. Officers for the first semester were Lt. Wanda Keffer, Desk Sgt. Mary Hayes, First Patrol Sgt. Sylvia Malone, Second Patrol Sgt. Gary Bridges. The officers for the second semester are Lt. Sylvia Malone, Desk Sgt. Roberta Miller, First Patrol Sgt. Arline Howe, Second Patrol Sgt. Bettie Van Fossen. The organization had a very successful field trip during the second semester. They went through the court house, and the trip was enjoyed by all who par- ticipated in it. The Student Patrol was responsible for keeping the halls cleared for the three lunch periods. Due to this effort, the excess noise was practically eliminated. FIRST ROW. left Io right: B. Glaze, C. Mce Hale, Y. Lee, P. Fish- er. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Wutrous. M. Flin- ton. B. Purrinqion. R. Kuss. P. Barnes, Mrs. Grubcxn. J President ..., ,.,.,.. Vice President Treasurer .,,.,.,., Reporter ....,.,, Secretary .,.,..,.. Jin OFFICERS , ,, ,, Dorothy Smith Bonnie Purrington .,...Clara McHale ,Betty lane Iones cc.cc....Bertha Glaze The Shasta branch of the Future l-lomemakers oi America have participated during the year in many state, district, and schooi activities. One ot their members, Ruth Kuss, was honored by being elected state song leader. Ruth and two other delegates, Dorothy Smith and Velma Caldwell, rep- resented the club at the state convention at Asilomar in Cctober. The Shasta club was the hostess at the sectional meeting held in Redding in April. Many interesting meetings featuring phases ot homemaking were con- ducted throughout the year. The members try to combine fun with the spirit of interest in those commue nity and national attairs related especially to homemaking. 6 5'-1 MARY GRIGARICK IANICE MILTON President Fall Semester President, Spring Semester Mary Grigariclc . . .President . ,, H , ,, , Ianice Milton Brad Leonard . , ...Vice President, . , , ,Joyce Reynolds Carol Hall ,,,.,,,,, ,,o, S ecretary ,o,,o ,...,.. Ioan Griffith Ianice Milton ,. , , . .. . ,o,,o,,o,, .Treasurer ,,,v..o ,o,,o, ,o,,o, . . . o,,o,,,, .Brad Leonard Chapter ZGZN of the California Scholarship Federation has had a very suc- cessful eighteenth year. The requirement of receiving ten points Ctwo of which may be for extracurricular activitiesl was achieved by a large number of stu' dents with quite a few receiving the maximum of seventeen points. The honor society maintained its motto Scholarship for Service, and its ability to participate in other school activities by decorating the large Christmas Tree in the entrance of our school. Our annual Sno-Ball was a great success with the decorations acclaimed the most beautiful Shasta has seen in the past eight years. Hal Rodman in Portraits in Make-Up was the pay assembly the C.S.F. sponsored this year, and it proved to be one of the most delightful our student body has witnessed. The highlight of the second semester was the annual picnic or Skip Day with an enjoyable afternoon of swimming and softball. The members of the C.S.F. are outstanding not only in grades but in student leadership, in athletics, and in other activities. FIRST ROW. lett lo right: I. Reynolds. M. Griqarick. I. McCabe. M. Hayes. C. I-Iall. M. McEnan0Y. B- King. I. Williams. H. Ber- toldi, I. Thrasher. M. Perkins. SECOND ROW: V. Willis. P. Hoel, I. Tinsman, L. Sieikin. R. Kuss. E. Asher, P. Choate. D. Lovelady, M. Isaacs. Tl-IIRD ROW: I. Now- ell, C. Schmid, M. McCulIen. F. Bryant. I. Huck. D. Henry. C. Stevenson. D. Hol- comb, D. Woodruff. FOURTH ROW: I. Nowell. 1. Gritiith. B. Brown, B. Hawkins. C. Firth, B. Alexander. I. Haunschild. I. Grove, M. Anderson. FIFTH ROW: L. Nel- son, 1. Rutledge. C. Bowdish, S. Lakey, V. Harter, S. Scott. I. Koupen, P. Smith. I. Milton, T. Underwood. Miss Reeves. SIXTH ROW: B. Merrill, T. Reid. I.. Clark, B. Milton, B. Leonard, T. Waanor. F. Saunders, B. Harrison. G. A. Henninqer. MARY GRIGARICK IRIS GROVE CAROL IO HALL VADEN WILLIS BOB MILTON fwb Q5 g Q rover: 1u:vNoLDs ik 11 A 11954 Ak , , fm YA SH E ' HIE!! il BARBARA KIEDIS LAVONNE SIEFKIN BILL IACOBS DAVE HUMMEI. Presidenl I-'ull Semasler President, Spring Semesier Bill Iacobs ..,.,,. Bob Carl .,A.. Gary Ellis ...... Boyce Pipkin Pete Brousseau Bob Carl Bill Kimball lim Holberi OFFICERS ,......Presider1i...,.,, .,o.Vice Presideni.,,..,, Secretary-Treasurer ,i,.i,. . .Sergeant-at-Arms., ...Bell Custodians.. Klub ,....Dave Hummel ...o.,Larry Bishop ,.....Erin O'Brien Cappy Mclntire Bay Sanders Bob Carl Bill Kimball Iim Holbert FIRST ROW, left to righi: B. Leonard, I. Thompson, L. Bishop, P. Brousseau, B. Pipkin, H. Hoyt. M. Gower. B. Carl, P. Williams, B. Kcxssis. SECOND ROW: I. Fitzpalrick, D. Coughlin, R. Mcmcasolcx, 1. Golenor, E. O'Brien, D. Howell, B. Bedynek, K. Forty, H. Sanders, E. O'Brien. THIRD ROW: D. Franks, D. Avey, B. Brinkerhofi, G. Wahl, B. lacobs, I. I-Iolbert, D. Brewer, I. Tibbiits, I. Livingston. 10.3 The Varsity Club has performed many worthwhile projects during its initial year in existence at Shasta. Like the former Block S Society, its standards are good sportsmanship and conduct worthy of Shasta in all athletic contests. The club is made up of all boys earning a varsity letter in football, basket- ball, baseball, and track, with special consideration being given to seniors who have lettered three years in a B or C sport and who letter their senior year. Preceding the tinal football game, the club chose Phyllis Firth as their Foote ball Queen for l95l. She ifvas awarded a gold trophy appropriately inscribed. Other activities included the booth at the Ag Ball and the organizing and run- ning of the boxing tournament. FIRST ROW, left to right: L. Clark. M. Gower. D. Couqhlin, C. Mclntiro. I. Halbert, B. Kimball, B. Kcxssis, D. Howell, G. Wahl. SECOND ROW: E. O'Brien, I. Fitzpatrick, R. Muncasolu, R. Pipkin. E. O'Brien, l. Livingston, B. Bedynek, I. Gordon. THIRD ROW: L. Bish0P. K. Forty. I. Tibbitts, D. Franks, H. Hoyt, D. Avey, D. Brewer. D. Hummel. ulL mr r-hr MAUREEN McENANEY BARBARA KIEDIS Editor Fall Semester Editor. Spring Semester STAFF Maureen MvEnaney . Editor Barbara Kiodis ,, Virginia Hatter.. , lerry Livingston Connie Thorpe Kay Lyall ,, , Frankie King Bill lacobs Miko Obriori , Managing Editor, , Feature Editor, , Business Manager, Circulation Manager Advertising Manager . Exchange Editor. Sports Editor Photographer Barbara Kiedis ,..Virginia Harter Ginger Ospital ,Ierry Livingston ,, .Connie Thorpe Shirley Holladay .. .,,, Hazel Horr Bill Iacobs ,, ., ,Bob Kassis jim, Unlauw Under the direction ot its two editors, Maureen McEnaney and Barbara Kiedis, the Volcano staff published an average of one paper per Week. In addition to the regular editions, a giant Christmas Edition and special papers for Eighth Grade Day, Public Schools Week, and Easter were published by the staff during the first and second semesters. FIRST HOW, lol! to right: I. Taylor, H. Horr. M. Mcinaney feditorl, B. Kiedis. V. Honor. G. Olpitul. SEC- CND ROW: C. Thorpe, B. Iacobs. B. Kassis. S. Holladuy. FIRST ROW, lelt lo right: B. Kiedil tediiorl. H. Horr. M. Mcllnuney, S. Holladay. C. Thorpe. SECOND ROW: G. Ospilul, V. Harker. M. 0'Brion, B. Iacobs. B. Kanil. K fl...- ' K, ,Ag , WW I' If . a - ..',. WWA- M My F if ' an is ? ' ? . ...L Q fx QA ,f s v ,- .,,- ' I 5 I vs 1 E gpg -v,H.r, 5 Q ffy - .,,-f , 1: 3- tow .14-wg, ' xg-,. Lefs see, ii was here iusl u minute ago. Deadline tomorrow My. wha! c mess! Planning Ihe Edilion. The Boys. ,W w .ww- 3? G1rls League IS an argamzahoh whlch all g1rls at Shasta Hlgh are mvited The act1v1t1es of the League consrstecl of a Sadle Hawkms Day dance m Na vember a roller skatmg party m February the R1chardson Sprmgs Older Girls' Grrls League IS also a servlce OI'qGI'1lZGl1Ol'1 At Chnstmas tlme the grrls shop FIRST ROW. la!! lo righl: F. Kina, I. Tay- lor. P. Elliott, G. Ever- esl. E. Parsons. SEC- OND ROW: G. Lousta- lot, M. Swarls, M. Jones, G. Frank. S. Trussas. THIRD ROW: B. Trapp, D. Fuchs, D. Hubbard. E. Mark- ham. I. Hill. FOURTH ROW: D. Lamoureaux, I.. Williams, P. Firth. C. Firth, I. Reynolds. 'F WSE N2 Q img f lf? 'Q Pap, Srmiafq, v.3i2l'.2'illi'tTiQl'..'Zf... p...id..395.Si5?'s.m..i.. OFFICERS Gail Loustalot, ., . .,PI'9SlCl6l'1l. ,,..,., ......Bob Carl Pat Elliott .,.,l.,., l,,,,l , ..l,,, V ice President, ,l,, ....... P at Elliott Donna Lamoureaux .... ,ii,, S ecretary ..... S ,,i.,,.ii,,.,,i. Bill Kimball Emi Markham .,a,t. a,,,, a ,Treasurer ,att, . ,.aa,. Donna Lamoure-aux Ronnie Elliott ,,.w, .,., . Sergeant-at-Arms, ,, ,,..,, lim Halbert FIRST ROW, left lo right: L. Downing, B. Lumoureaux, C. Kimball, I. Hill, I.. Lawson, I. Taylor, E. Mark- ham, M. Mcllnaney, D. Lamoureaux, K. Elmslie, I. Leslie, I. Roos, S. Gosney, P. Fitzrcmdolph, I. McCabe, K. Nall, N. Nelson. SECOND ROW: V. Iohns, G. Santos, L. Keeler, G. Gilmore, C. Wright, I. Iohnson, I.. Darnell. I. Alward, L. Richard, T. Head, M. Kennet, M. Winans, V. Morgan, B. Bower, M. Swarls, P. Croilo, M. Blunt. THIRD ROW: V. Termirxo, D. Spoon, P. Black, C. Holyiield, K. Newman, I. Gaskie, I. Audia, R. Bisnoit, I. Trussas, A. Huck, L. Love. I. Turner, M. Walters, M. McCormick. FOURTH ROW: D. Casaboli, C. Stanley, D. Dais, L. Hammon, B. Hollibauqh, G. Burke, L. Clark, P. Williams, P. Brouueau. M. Siophonl. R. Elliott I. Fagan, I. Alward, R. McDowell. Pm .Softail Pep Society is a service organization to promote school spirit at Shasta. Some of our many duties are as follows: ushering at football and basket- ball games, selling tickets for the rooters' buses to the out-ol-town games, and co-operating with yell leaders to put on pep rallies. We presented a vaudeville assembly, which was the first assembly oi the year. The Iazz Time Dance, which was presented early in the year, also was as successful as our assembly. A club is not a success without advisors, and Pep Society would not have been a success without our two wonderful advisors, Miss Hocking and Mi. Fitzgerald. ALICIA BROWN President, Full Semester I fll, ' IOAN HUCK President, Sprinq Semester QFFICERS Alicia Brown President A,,. lOGU Huck lanet Iohnson ,,tt Vice President ,. Alicia Brown Pat Fitzlqandolph , Secretary .,,,., . .Evelyn Hart Phyllis Duffy Treasurer , , , Ruth Barcus Tri-Y is a service orqanizationg its purposes are to promote self-irnprovernents, Christian fellowship, and to serve the school and the cornrnunity. During the year, we held our dance, which was early in the tally we at- tended a Youth in Government Proqrarn, which is a conference held in Sacra- mento: we had a week-end snow party at Mineral Lodqey we sent a represen- tative to Richardson Springs. Each year the Tri-Y gives a titty-dollar scholarship to an outstandinq senior in the club: the award is rnade on basis oi her service to the club, school, and community. FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Thorpe. D. Gill. E. Hart. P. Fitz- Rcxndolph. SECOND ROW: T. McKinney. I. Huck, R. Burcus. A. Brown. J 61146 OFFICERS Clara Bowdish ....A..... v v.A,,. P resident ,,,Yv, A, ..Y , , D onna Carpenter Barbara Wolford .,r..,.., .....,... V ice President ee..er..., ..,,,.....r.,,...,....rere rrrerrr . . Ella Dunlap .,..,..,..,. ....,,er S ecretary-Treasurer .r,....., ,,.,,.. F lorence Gregory This year has been a very successful one tor the Future Nurses' Club. Mrs. Starr, our advisor, arranged several field trips which have helped acquaint the girls with Public Health facilities. There have been films about lite of student nurses, and we have also had several guest speakers who have given us first' hand knowledge of hospital life. Also, this year we have worked out a point system with which the girls can earn their Future Nurses pins. Along with this we have also had several parties for recreational purposes. FIRST ROW. loft to right: O. Shepard, I. Pruwl, L. Franks, I. Martin. N. Ellington, B. Molton. E. Dunlap. SECOND ROW: D. Carponlor, C. Bow- dilh. L. Pholpl. L. Webb, B. Wolford. I. Rutlodqo, F. Gregory. Mrl.Siuxr. .d,.d. p..2S'H5 r'f.lf'3?..ff.... r-f.2Ei2.'Ilf'ipiH.iz?l.5ffl1. OFFICERS Doris Niehott ........ ,,,.,,, P resident ,.AAAA ....,. C arolyn Buszdieker Mildred Hayes A ...,., V ice President e,.w., Vw.e.,,, I anet Woodtill Meg Wright .....w ee,,.,., S ecretary .,,..A. Y...... K athrine Hislop Gale Vincent ,,.... .,.,w, T reasurer ..,.,.. ...., I ean Huck The Girls' Athletic Association is an organization formed so girls can have a chance to participate in extracurricular sports. Some of the sports the girls have played this year are as follows: Speedball, Volleyball, Basketball, Softball, Badminton, Shutfleboard, Ping Pong, Tennis, Track, and Swimming. The Girls' Athletic Association is not limited to inter-class activities. This year we participated in several playdays at other schools and had two play- days here. Several ot the girls attended a Basketball Clinic at Chico where they learned many new techniques. All in all, the girls have had an active year. FIRST ROW. left to right: B. Trapp. I. Prawl, I. Hill. S. Gim- blin. B. Boll. P. Elli- ott, I. Reynolds. M. Wriqht, B. Cole. I. Bigelow. SECOND ROW: I. Dinqmun, G. Ospital, I. Dorsey. D. Smith, S. Williams. S. Gosney. P. Kell , M. Flinton. THIRD HOW: C. Thorpe. A. Brown. , P. Smith, B. Glaze. S. Termine. D. Holcomb. B. Phelps. B. Thorpe. I.. Bonney. L. Franks. FOURTH ROW: H. Downs, P. Broome, N. Christensen, B. Moody. D. Altermatt. F. Gregory, K. I-Iislop. H. Whitson. E. Hoyt. FIFTH ROW: I. Wood- iill. A. Sanford. H. Hunt. N. Wegley, M. Rose. C. Booty, C. Buszdiolrer, G. Vin- cent. ' 1 6 ll ll The Circle S is an organization ot Girls' Athletic Association members who have earned 700 points in athletic competition by participating in after-school and inter-class qames. Seven hundred points entitles a member to be a nominee tor presidency of the Girls' Athletic Association. When the member has earned 900 points she is entitled to Wear her first star, and when she reaches l 100 points she is presented with the second star. The G.A.A. qold pins are awarded to qirls earning 1500 points. tam rmsr now. len to ' right: V. Willis, I. i Reynolds, C. Hall. A. Brown, M. Hayes. B. Glaxo. SECOND ROW: M. Wright. A. Camou- isch. 'D. Nlohoii. I. Huck, I. Blqolow, E. Hoyt. THIRD ROW: l. Huck. K. Hillop, I. Woodfill, C. BOQQY. C. Bulzdiokor. OFFICERS President ,.,.,,..,. ,.,w.........,.,...w, ........ I a net Woodfill Vice President ,,e.t, .,,... L eroy Smick Secretary .,......w ....... M ildred Hayes Treasurer ....., ,...... R oena Lyon, The Iunior Statesrnen, although a comparatively small club, accomplishes a great deal during the year. One of the major club activities of the year is the now annual assumption of the Redding City government for one day, which is designated Iunior States- men Day by the City of Redding. Other parts of the Iunior Statesmen program include recreational activities and field trips. This year, the chapter planned the re-enactment of an old trial held at Shasta in the 186U's. FIRST ROW I I! t ' ht: E. Bo le, R. Lyon. B. Lewis, P. Clary. M. Hayes, A. Canzienisch. I. Donny. G. Mc c.u1'22nyon, B. isreqorb. B. Mmm, c. cm-y, A. omni, xvi. Nucl. 1. Begun. romrrx now: D. caiuins. K Spencer. D. Avoy, I.. Love. K. Doolkor. D. Moore. Cl . SECCSNB Bax? M. McDf.x1ald, G Olpitul, M. Brown C. Stevenson, I. Woodiill, M. Road. THIRD ROW. Q OFFICERS President .......A.,... .,,.,Y..Y...wwY,..., , .. ,Ioann Williams Vice President ..v.....i .i,..,,i. D on Howell Secretary-Treasurer ,w...w i,iiwi. G inger Ospital The Masque and Dagger Club, although comparatively small, has accom- plished many things during the year. Under the able advisorship of Mr. Iohn Peterson during the first quarter the club held their annual Masque and Dagger Costume Ball. The club was guided during the rest of the year by Mr. Merritt Mann. Many members helped in the production as well as the acting of the school play. They assisted with make-up, costuming, stage managing, and set build- ing, which are necessary for the success of any play. The club members also sold tickets for several school activities. FIRST ROW, lofi to right: I. Lowery, I. Sautnor. B. Morrow. G. Everest. N. Kirk. SECOND ROW: V. Hurler G. Oipital. I. Williams, E. Hoyt, D. Lilqo, D. Draqoo. THIRD ROW: D. Thies. M. O'Brien. D. Howell, A. Carter DAVE WEBB DON TOBIASSON President, Full Semester President. Spring Semester Dave Webb rr,rrr,,,,,. Tom McBroome, i, Roy Graves r,YV. it Harold Duncan ,.,,.. i Ftay Sanders .i , Al Taylor it J 3 OFFICERS t,...President. . .. Vice President ,,..,,,r . .Secretarym , , .Treasurer ,, t,Reporter.,.,,, ,..,,iSentinet.,,t ,Don Tobiasson . ,Harry Lee ,,t,,.,Iim Iohnson Ray Sanders it . .Roy Graves Douglas Frazier The Future Farmers Organization at Shasta Union High School is composed of 120 boys who are enrolled in Vocational Agriculture and are taking Farm Shop. This year we sent Dave Webb to the National Convention of Future Farm- ers in Kansas City, Missouri, and Tom McBroome and Bill Gregory were chosen to represent Shasta at the State Convention in San Luis Obispo. Our local chapter participates in many local activities: some ot which are showing livestock in the state and county fairs, the annual Ag Ball, annual Bean Feed, Barn Dance, Parliamentary Procedure Contest, Regional Field days when judging and farm mechanics are practiced. July OFFICERS CFIHST SEMESTEBJ President. , ,, ,., ..w... A, ,v,7,..............,...,,.,, ..w..,..,,,..,. ,,,,, B yron Bilyeu Vice President e,,Y,,w ,e..Y....,..,..,ee, R eid Steinbach Secretary .,...,w... .,v...,.. B arbara Elaine Brown Treasurer w,..... ................ I oanne Tinsman Los Gauchos is made up of those students interested in the language oi our Latin American neighbors. The main task ot the member is the earning of twenty-tive points for helping in various club activities. Upon earning twenty-tive points, he receives a pin showing that he is a member in good standing. The main event of the year for the club is the putting on of the Spanish Fiesta, our annual dance. This year, however, we did not have a fiesta because we felt that there were too few club members to put on the dance successfully. CSECOND SEMESTER! President ,,gg,,g ...,.. iYgg...... ..,o...go,oo,,.g,Y.....i,,.o..o, .gr,gg. I o y c e Shepard Vice President .....i, s,..... D onna Williams Secretary ..........,.. ...,.., N elda Walters Treasurer ....,.. ,i,i,.., I ack Mayne FIRST ROW, loft to right: B. E. Brown, I. Tinsmunn. I. Shepard, N. Waiters, D. Williams. SECOND HOW: R. Steinbach. B. West, B. Harrison. I. Mayne, Miss Reeves. FIRST BOW. Ili! to right: I. Augustine, I. Mullord, M. McCallum, M. Perkins, S. Thom!!- son. SECOND ROW: R. Tunguary, P. Fu- rell, M. Caswcll, C. Kern, F. Schaollor, I. Kern. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Hiehlo. C. Cram. Miss Kcmpi. G. Ochs, N. Korn. Murl Caswell ,..... Iackie Augustine ...... ........ Carter Cram ........ Beverly Murphy. lanis Muliord .,7... Mary Iean McCallum ..,,,, ....... OFFICERS .....President..... Patricia Ferrell .Vice President ....... ...... Ca rter Cram Secretary ....,.,.. ........Ioan Kem .Treasurer ......,Y. ....................................... .....Historian..... .. ...,,... Sharon Thompson .Reporter ....... ........... M url Caswell Shasta High Art League is one of the oldest clubs in the school. lt was or- ganized in l934 with seventeen charter members. The Art League aims to pro- mote an interest in art activities in the school and community. ln October the Art League featured a Pay Assembly oi the Trampoline Stars who entertained the student body with amazing aerial feats, twists, and somer- saults. This year the Art League members worked on the project of creating puppets during the meetings. ln March the club entertained as guests the puppeteers from Buckeye School, who gave a most entertaining performance. 1 St' llblml 0 it tl,,ltllflltQf c cw ,7 The Camera Club, under the direction of Mr. Patterson and Mr. Spencer, made good use of a new camera and the one thousand dollars Worth of cam- era equipment in the darkroom. The members took, printed, and developed many pictures during the year. The first semester officers were Mel Posey, president: Mike O'Brien, vice president: lack Britton, secretary-treasurer. Second semester was led by Bob Shepherd, president: Mike O'Brien, vice president, Mel Posey, secretary-treas- urer. FIRST ROW. lei! to right: S. Hemingway. P. Noel. M. Anderson. A. Cibula. SECOND ROW: G. Luper, M. Posey. I. Boque. R. Harrell. THIRD ROW: B. Shepherd. M. O'.Bri- en, E. Shiell, B. Blood. -3 wi... FIRST ROW. lol! lo right: S. Gray. I. Bigelow. SECOND ROW: I.. Schoonholf. P. Ulm. I. Blood. J J OFFICERS President . .. . . . ., Y,,. Patricia Ulm Vice President ...,,. Io Ann Bigelow Secretary ,,,, , ..7e.,.... Iudith Blood Treasurer, ., Y... ,........ R oberta Martin The Future Teachers is one of the clubs at Shasta which has a serious side. lt originated in the tall of l949. The purpose of this club is to .help those who are interested in teaching and cultivating the qualities essential to a good teacher. The members study and try to analyze the lives of great teachers and to foster the development of student leadership. Membership is open to any student who is interested in teaching, and who has the necessary qualities of character, scholarship, and leadership. There is no grade requirement for membership. This club has a charter from the National Education Association. P- 4-'PL A 4 KZ., ALLAN DOTSON JEAN HUCK President, Full Semester President. Spring Semester LUPE ET LUPAE .KM Pares cum paribus facillime congreganturf' fBirds of a feather flock together.l The Latin Club opened the first semester by electing Ted Underwood, presi- dent. When Ted resigned, Allan Dotson was elected to fill the vacancy. Lois Hume was elected vice president, with lean Haunschild, secretaryg and lean Huck, treasurer. One of the most successful dances of the year was put on by the Latin Club last fall. The Latin Club was sorry to hear of the passing of its very able advisor, Mrs. lane Congdon. Mrs. Mary Ulrich was the club advisor during the second semes- ter. Second semester found president lean Huck with the aid of Allen Dotson, veepy Faith Bryant, secretary, and Brent Leonard, treasurer, with the aid of all the members, engineering a very successful Gotta Kappa Poppa dance and the Roman Banquet for the enjoyment of all, FIRST HOW. left to right: B. Witcher, I. Huck, D. Henry, C. Merrifield. B. Boll. I. Hill, B. Brucker. SEC- OND ROW: I. Hmm:- child, F. Bryant, E. Asher, M. Isaac, L. Hume, S. Williams. THIRD ROW: D. Hol- comb, B. Leonard, I. Williams, R. Berloldi, M. Mclinanay. 6'M4d0f1- The bright smile, the quiet voice, the shining eyes, and the Ego te amo of Mrs. Congdon will be sadly missed by each and everyone of us. There will never be another who could teach Latin, manners, and city planning all at once and have them come out separately. Her firm and restraining hand on the actions ot the Daisy Staff will always rest in our mem- ories. She loved us, that we know, and now we humbly dedi- cate this page because We shall always love her. J 'H 'I J oBOYS' SPORTS is U' ggi? sw id' X 5 1 Q-'iii' Q as fi' gvfbcvs' nb I' Flin 3:1 WJ' 5 ,nag W.. ,iw V, . ,wif My ff 'Ap Wfk n Qfrrg ,FMA 5- '15 .53 W fy?-xiii . I x W '13 i S? 425 :af 4 if Q- sau, fwflf 1: . . ,S 5 it pggfvbsl g Q K gx . -X 4 s MS' wif' sg wig fy' W ,Elf yt ...,w ,yi,,i fl k, 9 -we M-,rLf'f wisf',gi.lPiigw is ' xi ,ar iii 1 Q v N Q , sf 'I' ,, ' - L. U ' Jn.ot6a.lL Football again reigned over fall sports at Shasta, with the Cham- pionship Wolves completing their fifth straight league season without a defeat. Winding up with a 7-l-l record for the season, the Wolves bowed only to Grants Pass, the number one team in Gregon, and were tied by Grant High of Sacramento. A 32-0 win over the rival Red Bluff Spartans, and an intersectional victory over a sensational Yreka outfit climaxed a great season. Shasta placed eight men on the All-Conference first team, two on the second team, and several were given honorable mention. Bruce Bedynek, Royce Pipkin, and Bill Iacobs were named on the All-Northern California team, lacobs being elected on the first team by both the San Francisco Examiner and Chronicle. Bruce Bedynelc and Iim Gordon were elected co-captains at the end of the season. I SCORES Shama ,..,.,.. .,.... 40 WVomiand ..... ,,... 6 Shasta ........ ...... 4 8 St. Mary's ,..,. ..... 7 Shasta .,...... .,.... l 4 Grant .....,.... ..... l 4 Shasta ....,... ....,. 3 4 Oroville .,....... ..... 0 Shasta ....,.., .. 20 Grants Pass .... 28 Shasta ........ ...... 4 l Chico ............ ..... l 4 Shasta ........ ...... 4 6 Lassen ..... ..... l 2 Shasta .... , . ,..... 32 Red Bluff ..... .... . 0 Shasta ,.,... . ..,.,, 27 Yreka ........ .... 2 6 FIRST ROW, ICR to right: E. O'Brion, G. Wahl, E. O'Btien, I.. Bishop, B. McCullough, I. Borders, B. Kimball. H. Hoyl, K. Wagon, M. Gower. SECOND ROW: I. Holbert, I. Golenor, D. Franks, B. Russia, P. Broulseau, B. Curl R Sanders D Hummel d no . . , . , B. Be y ls, B. Iucobs, I. Gordon, R. Pipkin. THIRD ROW: Coach Sharpe, Coach Stovons, Coach Nord, D. Harding, G. Ellis, F. Baxter, I. Fitzpatrick, B. McGrath, A. Dunn, D. Howell, D. Avay. . ,.-.f...:'j , 'K' F 5 8 at u NN .. is 0 4- ,,1f ' 'tk .g we f ' A',. in ji.. .. rd .. COACH SHARP! COACH STEVENS COACH NORD 1 E 8 4 ,-me ggi? BRUCE BI-IDYNEK IIM End, 6 ft., 193 lbs., first team and co-captain . . . All Big Five . . . Elected co-captain of team . . . Second team All North- ern California . . . Great com- petitor . . . First year letterman, GORDON Fullback, 5 ft. 8 in., l75 lbs., second team All Big Five . . . Most underrated back in the conference . . . Gets those extra few yards . . . Elected co-cap- tain of team . . . Fourth year letterman. LARRY BISHOP End, 5 ft. S in., 118 lbs., played mostly defensive safety . . . small but agile . . . good pass defender . . . First year letter- man. PETE BROUSSEAU Guard, 6 ft., 190 lbs., honorable mention All Big Five . . . most underrated lineman in confer- ence . . . terrific downfield blocker . . . Second year letter- man, DON FHANKS End, 5 ft. 9 in., 177 lbs., only a junior, but last ear of eligi- bility . . . terrific defensive end and as season progressed, be- came offensive en also . . . gave enemy passers a rugged time . . . First year letterman, HARVEY HOYT Center, 5 ft, ll in., 155 lbs., light for a center, but overwhelming desire to play could not be de- nied . . . filled in well when Bob Carl was injured . . . hard tackler and good downfield blocker . . . Second year letter- man. DAVID HUMMEI. Guard, 6 ft., 188 lbs., first team All Big Five, Cool headed and hard hitting . . . improved tree mendously since last year . , . second year letterman. BILL I ACOBS Quarterback, 5 ft. 9 in., 165 lbs., first team All Northern Califor- nia . . . first team and co-cap tain All Big Five . . . terrific passer, good field general, can run when he has to . . . third year letterman, BOB KASSIS Tackle, 5 ft. ll in., 222 lbs., first team All Big Five . . . good speed for his size . . . a tower of strength on defense . . . third year letterman. CAPPY MCINTIRE Tackle, 6 ft., 217 lbs., first team All Big Five . . . fast for a big man . . , good all around player . . , fourth year letterman. DON AVEY Team Manager. DON HOWELL Team Manager. 's E lt t ---Q Jiri A- ii rww-is-mwNR + 4 FIRST ROW. lol! to right: D. Elliott. G. Rowland. A. Taylor. C. Gimblin, I. Campaigns. L. Halloway. G. Duck- ott, I. Ritchio. SECOND ROW: 3. Bridqos. W. Tobiosson, D. Brewer, E. Wion. T. Gannon, I. Munns, R. Ntcholet, D. Pancalro, R. Elliott. D. Stewart. THIRD ROW: D. Burleson, I. lones, L. Woodiill, D. Wortz, A. Iacobson, B. Miner. R. Thompson. W. Carrol. R. Hawkins, I. Banks. FOURTH ROW: Coach Grantham. W. Sabine, R. Wood- hll, E. Martindale, R. Sabine, D. Thios. W. Stait, I. Curio, D. Iohnson. B. Vincent. G. Eltenbeck, D. Marlow, M. Posey. The Championship I. V.'s swept through Big Five competition with only the Oroville Tigers scoring on them. The only losses were to the Shasta Varsity re serves and the Fall River Varsity. Coach Iohn Grantham did a remarkable job tutoring this year's willing group of Freshmen and Sophornores. He was unassisted throughout the season and developed many fine ball players. At the end of the season Wendell Tobiason was elected honorary captain, SCORES Shasta Varsity Reserves., 33 Shasta I. V. O Fall River Varsity ..... ,...., 2 4 Shasta I. V. O Los Molinos Varsity ,..... . 6 Shasta I. V. 40 Trinity Varsity , . ,, .. ., . 12 Shasta I. V, , . 13 Chico ,,,.,,.....,,, ..... U Shasta I. V. .. , 14 Oroville ...,. 20 Shasta I. V. , 21 Lassen .,..... .. O Shasta I. V. 55 Red Bluff , , . O Shasta I. V. 35 95 158 COACH GRANTHAM If Shasta Shasta Shasta Shasta -if-C Shasta .,.... Shasta ssrs.. Shasta Shasta Shasta Shasta VARSITY SCORES Anderson ,,,. ..A... Willows ............ Weed ....... . Dunsmuir ...... Grants Pass ..,... Medford .V..,,.r Klamath Falls Klamath Falls Oroville r....... Chico ..v.... r..V. Shasta .r,... Shasta ...... Shasta ,..... Shasta r,..r. Shasta .r..,. Shasta ...... Shasta ,,r.,, Shasta ,t.... Shasta .,r.., Shasta. Red Bluff Anderson Chico .... Oroville Chico .... Iefferson Oroville Lincoln .. Red Bluff Red Bluff LEFT T0 RIGHT: lohn Thompson. B. Brinker- holf. M. Proauoau. G. Ellis. P. Williams. K. Forty. Couch Carter. D. Friobol. D. Brower. NOT PRESENT: G. El- hnbock, B. Leonard, I. Litlll. P. lordon. 'UQ' z8aalmfbnlL A greatly improved Varsity basketball team was viewed by Shasta rooters this year. The team ot three seniors, three juniors and tour sophomores worked hard all season and wound up in second place in Big Four league standings. If it had not been tor their slow start the court minded Wolves would probably have :aptured the Big Four crown. At the end of the season the boys traveled to Oroville and finished second in the Acker Round Robin Tournament there. Coach Harlan Carter showed the fans the two platoon system, basketball style, near the season's end. The team elected Paul Williams captain. COACH CARTER COACH IOHNSON 4 FIRST HOW. la!! to right: B. Milton. B. Friobsl. H. Maneu- sola, D. Wllholmson. G. Wahl. I.. Iordun. P. Iordan. SECOND ROW: Coach Iohnson. M. Pony. W. Sabine. I. Banks. F. Morrison. L. Leonard. I. Munns. M. Shphons. I. Ionu. Coach Carter. 78 48 alL As was evident to many pre-season onlookers, Shasta's B quintet had cham- pionship material and was destined to go places. This year's aggregation did iust that by taking the Big Four title and completing a nine-game league season undefeated. Bob Milton was the scoring sparlcplug, with Don Wilhelmson, Ron Mancasola and Wilton Iones working many beautiful plays and confusing opponents. Fred Morrison and Mike Stephens gave the Pups their rebounding strength. Any com- bination of these six boys worked well together. Ron Mancasola was elected captain at the season's close. IUNIOH JONES non MANCASOLA nos Mu.'roN msn Monmson MIKE s'rr:Px-n:Ns wmv wlu-xr:1.MsoN SCORES Shasta Dunsmuir . 36 Shasta, , . , ,,.. Willows . 42 Shasta ,.,.,, , , ..,, Weed .,,. .. . 21 Shasta Dunsmuir ,A.,.,,.,,...., .. l 24 Shasta ,,,, ,, ,,,, , Shasta Colleqe I. V.,, . 33 Shasta Shasta College I. V., ,, 38 Shasta Anderson ,,,, ,, 25 Shasta Oroville , , . 33 Shasta, ,, ,,,,,., Chico 34 Shasta Red Bluff ,,.,. 34 Shasta Anderson , , 35 Shasta Oroville , , 26 Shasta Chico , ,,,,, 25 Shasta lefferson tDaly Cityl.. l5 Shasta Oroville ,,,, ,, , 34 Shasta Red Bluff 22 Shasta Red Bluff , 28 Shasta Red Bluff . ,, 36 TB FIRST ROW, loft to right: B. Prlobil, D. Willulmson, R. Man- culola, L. Nelson. SECOND ROW: B. Leonard. N. Bruxel- ton, D. Hunt. G. IM- tlo. THIRD ROW: Coach Iohnlon. B. Allen. D. Halcomb. B. Milton. The 1951 aggregation of C's fought their way to the Big Four Championship. Coach Ralph Johnson continued Coach Santure's top brand of tutoring dur- ing the latter part of the season. The starting quintet throughout the successful season was R. Mancasola, D. Wilhelmson, L. Nelson, D. Halcomb, and B. Friebel. Shasta .,..... ...... Shasta ....... ...... Shasta ..,.... ...... Shasta ...,... ...... Shasta ...,,.. ...... Shasta ..,.... ...... Shasta ......t ...... SCORES Anderson .,..... ,,,.,,, 1 7 Oroville ...,.... ,.,,,,, 2 8 Chico ,........ ..,..,, 2 l Red Bluff ....... 23 Oroville .....,.. ....... 2 2 Red Bluff Chico ......... .,.,,.. 1 7 FIRST ROW. left to right: H. B. But. D. Harvey. G. Stephens. l. Blaylock. D. Reed. SECOND ROW: B. Do- browsky, I. Tx-usscs. D. Bisnotl. I. Audio. THIRD ROW: K. Cur- tor. T. Ottonsllo. E. Bigelow. C. Caldwell. FOURTH ROW: Couch lohnson, Mgr. Brink- orhofi. E311 lf? limi! H Q This year's D aggregation followed right in the footsteps of last year-'sa mighty mites by taking the Big Four crown for the second straight year, The starting quintet was D. Bisnett, T. Ottonello, G. Bui, l. Audia, and K. Carter. This club lost only to Oroville. They later got revenge when they took the Tigers into camp 27-22. SCORES Shasta ,,,,. , 35 Anderson Shasta .,,.. 20 Oroville , Shasta .. 35 Chico . , , Shasta .... . 24 Red Bluff , Shasta . . 27 Oroville, , . Shasta , 25 Bed Bluff .. Shasta ,, 30 Chico z8a.4,a6alL FIRST ROW. lol! to right: D. Couihlcm. L. Maxhum. I. ony. I. Golonor, R. Memen- solc. SECOND ROW: Coach Stevens. T. Ri- ley, B. lucobl, ll. Pip- ldn. L. Halloway, C. Watson. Every year the deadline ot this yearbook makes it impossible to summarize the baseball season. Last year's diarnondmen turned in a good record. With the loss of only three players and some good Freshmen and Sophomore prospects turning out, Shasta should take its first baseball championship in thirteen years. DAN COUGHLAN Second Base IOE GOLENOH Pilchar HOYCE PIPKIN Third Base CARROLL WATSON Cuicher LAST YEARS LETTERMEN jmck FIRST ROW. lol! to right: E. O'Brion. H. Loo, D. Stewart. B. Packard. L. Clark. E. Bush, B. fumbling. SECONDROW: Couch Grantham. E. O'Brlon. D. Krall, D. Marlow. G. Wahl. C. Schuo, I.. Coppago, I. Hard- ing. B. Rnd. Like baseball, a summary of track season is impossible because of yearbook commitments. This year's track team will be composed of many of last year's returninq athletes plus some sparkling new freshman talent. Barring unforeseen incidents and injuries, it looks as though Shasta will have another very successful track year. DON AVEY 880 Yard Dash LARRY CLARK Hurdles DICK IRAFT Broad lump CLARENCE SCHUE Polo Vault -an 55 Q' 'N-us nm wi, W W gm We ,mi in ZW!! YI 'al ,w 1. Q5 Rf i 72, ,L 1 wa ji R i b v I x ,.,:,- 3 YNNIM -Jai!! 3 6, ,pf -L 1 . 2 1 g X I ... fnxbzq, For the past few years the boxing tournaments have been getting better and better. This year's was no exception. A trophy was given for the outstanding boxer in this year's tournament. It was won by Ierry Stephens. All proceeds from the tournament go into the Athletic Injury Fund, which takes care of all bills for players hurt while out for athletics. Champion Weight Runner Up Dean Reed. ,,,...,s,w ...s.... 1 UO lbs .,.....w. Del Story Darrell Fuller. .,s..,. 108 lbs.. . Dan Carlson Everett Hubbard. . .... ..s.. 1 16 lbs. . .1 ..... Wayne Brown Ray Thompson .. 1 ......... 124 lbs.. ...... ..... M ark Mosher Ron Elliott ,... .. .. .. ..,.., 132 lbs.. .. .. Larry Bland 1erryStephens., .... . ...... 148 lbs.. ., .. .1.. Richard Anderson Dick Wilcox ...,...... ...,...., 1 50 lbs ......... ......... I ohn Bernardino Ray Matheson ,..,. 156 lbs.. ....... ..... ......i.. 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' ff' E ,,,g ,L A 5:4 pffff' ,l1,'4,4 5g.,4.,7,,Q,.c ' ,.f1'.l'fzc,fiJ, X f A auf !j74'fc,4 .2,1 D K9-1 ,U H A S 4 Mf fdmiif KE AM y ff' ,K S ,f'Qf7-ff: 7' f-10.1, Lei I M5421 ,I q 1412 fl WQQICXCAJA7 fffnfcf.-'jfffff lui Fl h A 5 fc: 5 ,, Av ZQQL 5674: cha a Q: J, . Qisvedf, vv 1,4 , ' I! V ,I I I , flffqza of-6746 7523! qjgg 7 V AALKCFHH L ff 1- ' 7 ,J 'ff . ,,,,zz 41 L fi Kffedbib 0-, A af 4,7 7 LV Wax. M fmfwf n 1 X 1 ' ,fizyw-w7Lf7774 U54-?' 777414 'HL' L' fi? 0 -an-11,7 SPEEDBALL- is one oi the first games played when we return to school in the fall. It is a combi- nation ol basketball and soccer and requires a lot of skill to play it well. BADMINTON -is a very fast and exciting game and is enioyed by all the girls. VOLLEYBALL-is always an exciting game which require: alertness and skill, and gives all the girls a chance to play. BASKETBALL - Girls' basketball le no! as easy a game GI most people ihink. A good game of girls' basketball is lust as last and exclllnq as boys'. TENNIS - Tennis is an outdoor spor! offered dur- lnq the eprlnq and early fall. SOFTBALL - Softball is lhe lali lpori ol the year. if MISS LIDA IARMON Head ol the Dopuriment Vs J 'I I EW I ,- .by 31535 .: I i 1 1 gf Q-if : MQ 12,-Qjfigw xr . Ng ws ' - v - I, M ,,Me5,, X X1 YV ,Z X, -. I 3 5' i' , , -1 -MILS 'WH 'ff S . yi? I V i.'.g:x,a:1'5ff,3:g:,jj1gf ,dk, 5, 1.3: - 11:1-1 ' I ,, MISS MAHIORIE COTTON MISS WHERE WE GIRLS PLAY EDNA OWENSBY f ,fx THE CHICO SIX MISS COTTON FIRST ROW, le!! Io right: C. Buszdiokor, I. Roos, P. Firth. SECOND Couch ROW: I.. Williams. P. Elliol. B. King. ABSENT: M. Hays. MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY IS IT POSSIBLE? YE? -vm., 3 I ik x ,1 Ae 34 P 'WH ...qt 14. SPEEDBALL CHAMPS FIRST ROW. loft to right: E. Boyle. A. Camonish. B. Coe. L. MacDonald. SECOND HOW: I. Woodlill. G. Ospltul. G. Cameron. C. Buszdlolror. THIRD ROW: C. Thorpl, I. Huck, S. Kinqloy. BASKETBALL CHAMPS FIRST HOW. lol! to rlqhh M. Hayol, P. Ellioh. SECOND HOW: I. Huck. I. Roos. I. Woodlill, P. Kelly. THIRD ROW: C. Buszdieker, P. Firth. VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS FIRST ROW. lol! io right: P. Kelly, M. Hayos, I. Huck. SECOND ROW: C. Bundle- ker, I. Woodfill. Helen Whil- son. PING-PONG CHAMPION Mlldrod Hayes. A lump bull bolus taken in lpudbu . Domonltrution bolnq qlvon. Warm-up drills ln softball. Giving a hw instruction: on how to throw a ball wrong. T' 'wi 4.ahy' was! M Mfr .r , l , Come on, the !eacher's not looking! Well. I hit it anyway I-landing out equipment. Come on, stop it up. Oulu, iln'l il? Hey, over this way. :CAMPUS LIFE .QT THE LIBRARY STAFF THE OFFICE STAFF HEADS OF THE CLEANUP COMMITTEE 1 . Quw Q, M. 11 3 : A 1 ily .M-Q7 ' sm.. 5 , AG QUEEN YVONNE LEE AND ATTENDANTS P'-of 5 it 'STS' SWEETHEART OF THE CORPS NANCY KEY AND ATTENDANTS PAT COOPER AND MARTHENE BEED fx FOOTBALL QUEEN PHYLLIS FIRTH AND PRINCESSES DONNA LAMOUBEAUX AND EMMIE COOK QADVERTISEIVIENTS l32 FOSTER'S FREEZE Ca1ifornia's Favorite Dessert - An Ice Milk Product The Heart of the Miracle Mile 632 North Market Redding VALLEY TIRE SERVICE Kelly Springfield Tires Q B. F. Goodrich Tires Recapping Phone 807 2501 South Market Street S. I. DENI-IAM De Soto - Plymouth Sales and Service 772 North Market Street Redding, California SI-IASTA MAID FOUNTAIN Home of the Senior Carving Table l52l Market Street Redding, California VAUGI-IAN'S For the New in Furniture ON THE MIRACLE MILE THE MECCA Sport Goods for Every Sport MacGregor Athletic Equipment 1452 Market St. Phone 30 VALLEY FEED STORE 1457 South Street Phone 803 IOHN NEILSON MOTOR COMPANY Dodge - Plymouth 1325 Market Street Phone 506 THOMPSONS' Clothes for Men and Boys 1508 Market Street Phone 218-I DON D. DAVIS RICHPIELD SERVICE 1800 Market Street, Redding Phone 826 Washing - Polishing - Lubrication Safe Buy -- Road Tested - Used Cars Lincoln - Mercury Good Luck C. M. DICKERS, INC. Reddinq's Finer Store Downtown Redding California Best Wishes From SULLIVAN 61 CROWE EQUIPMENT CC. International Harvester Products Motor Trucks Q Farm and Industrial Equipment Angelo and South Market St. Redding, Calif. HOTEL BEDDING COFFEE SI-ICP AND DINING ROOM 1748 Market Street Phone 400 E F EFI' CARL A. WILLIAMS Be Sure . . . Insure Insurance and Real Estate ' 1438 Yuba Street Phone 1660 THATCI-IEE QS LOWDEN Chevrolet Sales and Service 1729 California Street Phone 1245 . s sg, . ef-,yn wet W A N- is if 1 Wemwts .1-.W-,,,,.M. '- ' BEDDING OFFICE SUPPLY Phone 2670 1539 Market Street Redding NYE 61 OXLEY General Insurance Agency Complete Insurance Service 1338 Yuba Street Phone 1391 1'Q LIM'S CAFE - I Auemcm roof? For Excellent Chinese and American Food Shrimp, Chow Mein, Sweet and Sour Chicken, Steaks Chops -4 Food to take out if desired. 1426 Yuba Street Phone 3894 SI-IUFFLETON MOTOR COMPANY Chrysler o Plymouth 2783 Market Street Phone 928 ' 't ' ' t i1.xf.?,- if XM P+:'3i1?F -1+j',.Yf: '5'vv1fvw-fy H ww www, HOLIDAY I EWELERS Diamond Specialists Hamilton 0 Elgin 0 Bulova lust a Step Off Market i n 4 1425 Yuba street Phone 2239 l'l: t 1' GOODLOE FURNITURE COMPANY Complete Home Furnishings 1343 Tehama St. Phone 722 VIVIAN 'S DRESS SHOP Fine Things for Fine Ladies Market Street Redding PHOTOGRAPI-IIC SUPPLY Photographic Equipment and Supplies Portrait and Commercial Photography 6-hour Photo Finishing 1622 Market Street Redding, California ROTI-IER AUTO PARTS Northern California Distributors Automotive Parts and Equipment Tires and Recapping 1712 California Street Redding, California SI-IASTA OIL 61 BURNER SERVICE The Answer to Your Heating and Cooling Problems 843 North Market Phone 949 MATTSON LUMBER TRANSPORTATION Phone 400 Hotel Redding Redding, California ,aww-ws? Best Wishes from COLBY G. SMITH Oldsmobile Sales and Service - r 1 , ,4i,5'l5c:iJ1+f' LEMTPITE me 5gaf'Ansrs-ragga if Be Wise A Econornize - Do Your Shopping Here THE BIG MARKET 1647 California Phone 173 E. B. 1-HNKLE Distributor for Norwalk Oil Co. Phone 169 Redding, California For that crisp look have your clothes cleaned by the REDDING LAUNDRIES Placer Street Redding COCA-CCDLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF BEDDING 1001 Placer Street Phone 1616 Distinctive Styies in Footwear Shasta Cascade Sporting Goods 6. Hobby Shop Has Everything You Need 1261 Market Phone 616-1 f Q KELEFER'SlRADIATOR SERIIICE New and Reconditioned Radiators it A, ig Cleaning ' Rapqirinq ' Recorinq 1435 Eureka Way Phone 283-I CHUCK AND MARY'S COFFEE SHOP De luxe hamburgers 582 North Market Phone 3898 ef er IOHN O1-IERTA SHELL SERVICE BUD'S DONUT SHOP AND FOUNTAIN S Ouality Hamburgers Market axid Shasta Streets fleddinq, California 8,13 Market Street Redding T fl - 1 I ' E TEMPLE HOTEL BEAUTY SHOP , E D I T H ' S Not irl a barber shop Ladies Ready-to-Wear ' Clothes for All Occasions l34?.Tehama Street Phone 325 at V 1 1 . MCCORNACIGS CITY BAKERY Party and W?ddinq Cakes Delicious Past ies and Bread 7 1445 Market Street Phone 176 Best Wishes, Class of '52 I. I. LeFEBVRE AND SON The Home of Fine Hardware Market Street I Redding, Califomia THE SMART SHOP 1540 Market Street Redding, California SAMS SHELL SERVICE Market and Sacramento Streets Redding, California GOODIE SHOP Complete Fountain and Lunch Facilities Over I7 Flavors of Our Own Ice Cream to Choose From WINETROUT MOTOR OO. li Cars ' STUDEBAKER ' Trucks 1501 Market Redding 13x13 California Street Redding TYPEWRTI'-IEIXSTA D A M B U R G E R R No beef coming at the Damburqern Victor Adding Machines ' Royal Typewriters 1318 Yuba Street Redding Al Coppridqe 1324 Yuba Street r ART FLORAL SHOPPE Florists ' Flowers and Gifts 1538 Market Street Phone 175-W Good Luck to the Class of '52 Yi. LAWLER'S PAINT STORE Wallpaper ' Paint ' Painters' Supplies 1543 Pine Street Phone 542-I BROUILLARD FURNITURE CO. l743 Market Street Phone 522 BILL WITTNER df SON Electrical Contractor SPECIALIZING IN ELECTRIC HEAT LOUGI-ILIN'S BASEMENT BARBER SHOP CALIPQRNIA 51-1912 1584 Market Street Redding Golden Eagle Hotel Building Gifts cmd Home Accessories THE CLOTHES TREE LA PORTA'S FOODS INC. Young Clothes for Young Redding Parties Large and Small 1340 Market Street Phone 582 Banquet Hall Imported Foods GERLINGER STEEL AND SUPPLY CO. 1527 Sacramento Street o Phone 2330 Sl-IASTA NEWS AGENCY Wholesale Magazines and Newspapers Box 1041 Redding, California THE STYLE SHOP BUD'S QUALITY MEATS Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Clothes Formal Occasions Prime Beet, Veal, Lamb, Pork Benton Tract Phone 1442-N Redding Ph 51 1416 Market one Caterpillar o Iohn Deere SIERRA TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT CO. 1638 Redding California It Pays to Shop at . . . I. C. PENNEY CO. Market Street Redding I YELL CAB CO. i The thinkin lellow calls a Yellow hone 1234 E EMPORIUM DRUG STORE my gf! ' Dru o Stationery Redding COB N'S MR N R A D STORAGE We move with care -4- anytime, anywhere Lyon Van Line Agent Wt fi 1324 Railroad Avenue Phone 555 BROCICS TREASURE CHEST Ceramics and Other Loot Greeting Cards 1441 Market Redding THE REDDING FLORIST Cut Flowers for All Occasions Floral Work a Specialty 2268 Waldon Phone 275 FRANK B. PLUMMER Insurance tor every need THE FARMERS' lNSURANCE GROUP 1445 Eureka Way Phone 2273 Redding DOBROWSKYS fEWELRY STORE Towle 61 Wallace Silver Elgin, Hamilton, Bulova Watches 1412 Market Street Phone 95-M Smooth Sailing Seniors in a Buick from BASSET BUICK ' Caliiornia and Trinity Redding l42 NEW 0 MODERN Q EFFICIENT PRODUCING PRIZE-WINNING DAIRY PRODUCTS IN THE SHASTA CASCADE VVONDEHLAND Good Luck from VANCE - TEIRL Typewriters o Adding Machines 1444 Yuba Street Redding BOONE'S WHOLESALE Candy o Fountain Supplies o Tobacco 1226 California Street Phone 590 THE HOTEL LORENZ and COFFEE SHOP AAA Approved 1509 Yuba Street Phone B55 1 RONLAKE'S MACHINE SHOP General Machine Work o Welding o Blacksmithing 1159 California Street Redding, California SHASTA GLASS AND ROY F. BROWN Furniture and Home Appliances Glass for Every Purpose Maytag ' Hot Point 1933 California Redding Shasta and Oregon Redding Bssi Wishes Class sf '52 CHAS. C. MEEK LUMBER CO. F. W. C, Meek for Lufnbgfu Market and Placer Redding, Callfomia Redding California BARNARD 5: IOHNSON McDONALD'S CHAPEL Hudson Dealers ' Wilshire Distributors Established in 1928 1095 Market Street Redding Weaverville Redding Gssd Lusk' Ssnisfs SHASTA DRY CLEANERS Pressing and Alterations 1401 Market Street Phone 1020 1453 Placer Street Phone 1503 Gl..OVER'S MCMILLAN AND SONS Accessories ' Toys Smiling Shell Service 1700 Market Street Redding 2151 Market Street Redding I. P. BRENNAN General Contractor Zeis Building Redding Phone 31 Good Luck to the Graduates of 1952 from SHASTA UNION HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION THE YARN SHOP 1540 Pine Street Phone 1902 THE PANTRY AUTOMOBILE The Best in Bakery Goods Fountain Service 1420 Butte Street Phone 1298 1423 Market Street Phone 61 Pontiac Sales and Service BEDDING PRINTING CO. ELMER W. IUNKANS 1438 Sacramento Phone 1046 553 Market Street Redding REDDING PET AND GARDEN SUPPLIES Pets and Pet Supplies 1433 Tehama Street Redding GEO. BURKE Men's Furnishings 1543 Market Street Redding, California State G ld St t Pt 1550 IOS F y St t Compliments of Webb Kermett'S THE HUB H of Hcrrt Schoftrter CS Marx Cl th Florsheim Shoes 1544 Market Street Pt ne 9 R dd mg, Ccxhfo Xt GULDBN 3 ff, EMT-I5 to .T D1AMoND SPECTALTSTS ovER mo YEARS OF SERVICE AX 1516 MARKET STREET BEDDING Tl F d Y t t PATRONIZE THE DAISY ADVERTISERS Sh :lc D m BIG DIPPER Come in and try our prize-winning lemon custard ice cream Shasta Dam Blvd. Central Valley SIMMON 'S ACCORDION SHOP Representing Italo-American Accordions Expert Accordion Service - Lessons and Rental l. C. TIBBITS INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance, like a spare tire, must be bought before you need it. Box 1018 Central Valley . 'QF' Q 'gig-g M, , , ' :QQ SHASTA HARDWARE AND SUPPLY CtlVlley Clf BOB'S BARBER SHOP Home of fine hair cuts Sh t Dam Blvd, Centr lV lly VALLEY BARBER SHOP Look your best at your request Ladies' hair styling a specialty Ioe, the Barb Cent l V ll y 1. McNURLEN'S SERVICE STATION Tires, Gas and Auto Accessories Central Valley California LUIES' BARBER SHOP Sh t Dam Blvd. Central V ll y MIKE'S MARKET Groceries --- Meats -v Produce Central Valley California VOLNEY'S PHARMACY The Rexall Store Phone 16-I-l C t lV lly CENTRAL VALLEY VARIETY AND HARDWARE House of Ten Thousand ltems Phone I4-W-4 Central V lly MECCA ROLLER RINK Central Valley Calif Best Wishes, Class of '52 THE DARLENE SHOP Central Valley SHASTA DAM BUILDERS SUPPLY All building materials for your construction Central Valley Cqlifomiq 4 hr. l0'X: High School Student Discount at VALLEY DRY CLEANERS Free Pickup and Delivery Service Phone 91-I-2 or ll4-W-3 Special Dry Cleaning Service When Necessary MILLER'S MARKETS Redding 4- Cen ra t l Valley - Anderso if liiadlheu M .Z fc Wfffj if ,ff 'L' ' ,mwff-Lrf-'11 fy A'?C 'T1wf-ANI,-fin rd M, , , Q?,. 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