Shasta High School - Daisy Yearbook (Redding, CA)

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I SOPHOMORES FALL Presidenf . . . . . . Jack Johnson Vice Presidenl . . . Wayne Hawkins Secrelary . . . . . Pal Cox Treasurer ......... David Harrow Yell Leader ......... Johnny Glaze Sfuclenl Council Represenlalive . Johnny Mazzini JACK JOHNSON President FIRST ROW, leff Yo riqhf: J. Johnson, P. Cox, D. Harrow. SECOND FIRST ROW, Ieff fo righf: D. Shadwell, F. Hawkey, M. Banks. SECO ROW: J. Mauini, J. Glaze, W. Hawkins. ROW: B. Brewer, C. Todd, B. Kofford. Cmligj CLIFF TODD Presidenf Presidenl . . Vice Presidenf Secrelary . Treasurer . . Yell Leader . Sfudenl Counc FRESI-IMEN FALL il Represenlalive . . . Cliff Todd Frank Hawlcey Margie Banks . Bob Kolilord Diann Shadwell . Bob Brewer

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Jzwtball SHASTA I2 OROVILLE 33 Opened by a smashing runback OT The kickoTT, The WOLVES opened whaT proved To be one oT The ToughesT games OT The season. A magniTicenT TighT was puT up by Sl-TASTA buT The overpowering TIGERS were iusT Too much Tor The WOLVES. SHASTA 6 KLAMATH FALLS I3 Sl-TASTA Traveled norTh To K, FALLS hungry Tor a win aTTer Their deTeaT oT The previous week. They Tound The PELICANS a liTTle sTronger Than expecTed. WiTh The scoring oT The PELICANS held down by The deTensive squad, led by Wion and T-lollaway, The WOLVES received anoTher deTeaT. SHASTA I3 McCLATCHY 28 Sl-lASTA reTurned home To Tace The C. K. Mc- CLATCT-lY LlONS, only To be baTTered To a Third deTeaT. Showing brillianT Team work and co-opera- Tion on parTs oT boTh deTense and oTTensive Teams, The WOLVES were beginning To look like a well polished Team. SHASTA 33 RENO 26 The Sl-TASTA WOLVES Traveled To RENO bound on a win aTTer Three deTeaTs. lvlunns, Taking over The quarTerback posiTion due To The iniury oT Brewer, led The WOLVES To Their TirsT win oT The season. A pass Trom lvlunns To ETTenbeck clinched The win Tor Sl-TASTA. SHASTA 27 CHICO 7 The WOLVES reTurning Trom Their vicTorious ad- venTure To RENO, invaded The PANTl-TER lair To smear The PANTl-IERS and To conTinue Their winning sTreak. The win was boosTed by The driving oT Haw- kins and Tobiasson. Golenor Tinally Tound his aim Tor conversions. SHASTA I3 GRANTS PASS I3 Sl-TASTA meT GRANTS PASS on Thompson Field To Try uphold Their winning sTreak. Only in The Tinal minuTes oT The game, The WOLVES baTTled The CAVElvlEN To a Tie. BrillianT Team work was shown by boTh Teams. SHASTA 27 RED BLUFF 6 The WOLVES invaded SPARTANVlLLE looking Tor a vicTory and Trying To conTinue The long series oT wins over The SPARTANS. This was accomplished by The mighTy pack, wiTh The mosT To say The leasT. The high lighT oT The game was The Touchdown by Jerry Campaign ThaT was called back on a penalTy. SHASTA 2I LASSEN 0 Sl-lASTA Trampled The GRIZZLYS wiTh The con- TesT being The only shuT ouT oT The year. MagniTi- cenT running was shown on The parTs oT Don STewarT, Joe Golenor, and Richard l-lawkins. SHASTA 34 WEED 7 The Tinal conTesT Tor The WOLVES againsT The WEED COUGARS, who were The Siskiyou Cham- pions, proved To be a rOuT. Coach STevens cleared The bench, Thus allowing everyone To play including The up-coming J. V.'s. l-Tigh lighT oT The game was when Gene Rowland dashed TiTTy yards Tor a Touch- down. ShasTa 27 Red Bluff 6 - r T H T U - ff ' -K wvm-fnravumwwnfuxzwwmsmwzuzxnammzsmuf