Shasta High School - Daisy Yearbook (Redding, CA)

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es, we . is i P f rf 9, ince a greaf deal of Th :fivifios evolve ar d hash, sporfs see chol Q i for r fheme. riff 9.4, Jilqh, Here is Shasla High in all i'rs splendor and glory as Jrhe presenl seniors saw if when lirsf arriving 'ro 'rrod i'rs pafh: and as They see il now in an almosl vision of +he past I+ is here where lhey have reached lheir second sfep of life, hoping lo secure lurfher wisdom in seeking fheir goal in life. ll' is here fha? They have mel many of lheir friends and fellow men, +ogerher slriving for fufure places in life. Shasla High will always sland in This never-changing awe wirh friendship and underslanding presenfed lo lhe sfudenls by lhe princi- pal and laculfy members and will confinually be remembered by 'rhem as such, even when fhey 'rravel on separale palhs, gripping for lheir posilions in lhe world. I+ is fo you, Shasla High, +ha+ lhe seniors presenf Their humblesl word of deparring. .,x . .. , . - V .L r' i'Q'Q.i'1'?f:i I 4 .M ip.. -.wvlgk I ,Y fn- 3 EY- k. s , 4 . - - lg ici lf' 1 .' if - , - fe- V -T 'Iwi' '- ' ffg f ,f-A F fa- V311 ,:.,. . f' IT .3 -1 1 ye Qxgiil' '-mt? ,qsegiig 1-,j ' Q -Cf, af f' 'Gl ePSf'ff . 1lr ' ' T 1:?' 4, - f - N A -if-'ffio .rwa'?c3lyl' 'ff 15- -, -' ' '-5' qfi7!3s.- .1 ' i Qf7f 51:3-'Q H714 - i' V151 K l 1 -:fifsi l' full' ' 'H 'fJ f3'li - fi WLfggi..,,'.35f,.,A 1,4 L ,gi 81 ,gf-r55v. 11'- -55 U.-,y9,'gl5ri:,. .F-. was 'fl 5'5i 4g24Jl'4 '?f 5' gi., 474. Liz? QQ:-5.3,-'11, 5.46-feswff sf 1w. 'f Hi' Ni P., if .- -funds .-v' :17 we EWU 'SMA if fc' 5- '?' 3? .1-5f,...,3f4-1,.asx.z::1-:- igw 'I -R gy. ,. 'jfP,r'1z,' I peg, -, 1, L,ue:::zo:' 3'j1 , 1- -.154 -- an .1.fw1+xf.sa:f.1m:+zQb-e--f- ' ,-iv 'if if 1' ,, age- AM, 5- 1' K ' -u'H'9 ' ,v.,v g

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