Shasta High School - Daisy Yearbook (Redding, CA)

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Banning, J The board oT TrusTees represenTs The voTers in The managemenT oT our school. The members oT The board deTermine general policy and The direcTion ThaT educaTion is To Talce locally. They musT see ThaT There are adequaTe buildings wiTh Teachers and oTher workers To sTaTT Them. During This school year The governing board oT ShasTa High is occupied wiTh The esTablishmenT of Two new members in a growing Tamily. These are The high schools in EnTerprise and CenTral Valley. STudenTs in our presenT school had a share in This proiecl' when They helped campaign Tor The successTul passing oT The bond issue in SepTember. We hope This year's Freshman Class will help carry ShasTa High TradiTions To These schools as sophomores nexT year. We hope These sTudenTs will reTurn To This, The Alma MaTer oT all True Wolves, in Their junior and senior years. LEFT TO RIGHT: Edward Frisbie, Dudley V. Saelizer, Mai? Rumbolh, Russel Thompson, C. W. McCIung.

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HAROLD PUFFER, Principal We are rapidly approaching The day ThaT you, The class of l954, have been waiTing Tor Tor many years. On The 4Th day oi June, you, The members oT The class OT l954, will receive your diplomas and Take your places as alumni of ShasTa Union High School. Many changes have Talcen place since you arrived as freshmen Tour years ago. You have seen This high school grow To I7OO and have assisTed wiTh The passing oT school bonds which will alleviaTe To some exTenT The crowded condiTions and evenTually Torm Two new schools in The ShasTa Union High School DisTricT. Your high school educaTion has been obTained under diTFiculTies caused by The Terrific enrollmenT. Classes have all been crowded beyond The place of maximum eTTiciency. You have, however, adiusTed very well To The crowded condiTions and have learned To cooperaTe and worlc TogeTher in a splendid fashion. The Korean siTuaTion caused many older broThers and sisTers To go inTo The service of our counTry. IT is, of course, very diTFiculT To predicT The TuTure, buT aT leasT since The Korean ArmisTice, The TuTure looks brighTer Tor all of us. Many oT you will aTTend ShasTa College or some oTher school. Some will go To work and oThers will go inTo The services of Uncle Sam. Many of The aTTiTudes. Techniques, and many of The friendships made during your years in high school will be The ones you will cherish ThroughouT your life. You are now ready To embark upon oTher sTeps of liTe wheTher iT be addiTional Tormal educaTion or employmenT. Your success in The years ahead will depend largely upon your desire Tor success, The applicaTion of high eThics, moral sTandards, and your willingness To Tackle new problems wiTh The feeling ThaT you can and will succeed. HAROLD L. PUFFER, Principal, ShasTa Union High School.

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fauna MRS. ELSIE WORTLEY Brigham Young Universily Universily of California Enqlish Sophomore Counselor MR. RONALD WAGNER Kansas Sfale Colleqe Colorado Sfale College Slenography Principles of Sellinq Sophomore Counselor MR. CHARLES DENNY Stanford University Vice Principal Junior Counselor MR. DONALD MARVIN Universify of California Daisy Advisor English Junior Counselor MRS. ELIZABETH MOODY Universily of Monlana Enolish Freshman Counselor MR. JOHN SPENCER Universily of Ufah Chico Slale Colleqe General Science, Mafhemalics Freshman Counselor MISS VERONICA SATORIUS Universily of California Malhemalics, Dean of Girls Senior Counselor