Shasta High School - Daisy Yearbook (Redding, CA)

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nw tee MATT J. RUMBOLTZ EDWARD FRISBIE C. W. MCCLUNG D. V. SAELTZER RUSSELL THOMPSON DAVID R. MARR The board oT TrusTees serves as The governing body oT The ShasTa Union High School DisTricT. The members are direcTly responsible Tor The eTTicienT operaTion OT all schools in The disTricT, which are ShasTa College, ShasTa High, EnTerprise High, and The TuTure high school aT CenTral Valley. lvleeTings are held once each monTh To TormulaTe policy Tor The schools. The obligaTions oT The disTricT are incurred and paid by The TrusTees, and They hire all Teachers and oTher school employees. Members oT The board oT TrusTees deTermine The course oT sTudy Tor The sTudenTs and give Their approval Tor The purchase oT TexT books and oTher supplies needed Tor our educaTion. They send regular reporTs To The counTy superinTendenT oT schools and To The sTaTe DeparTmenT oT EducaTion. Five men, each elecTed Tor Three-year Terms by The voTers of The school disTricT, make up The board of TrusTees. They organize each year on July I, and choose a chairman and a clerlc To serve Tor one Term. lvlaTT J. RumbolTz is now The chairman, and Mr. Dudley V. SaelTzer serves as The clerlc. Mr. David R. Marr is The secreTary oT The disTricT, These TrusTees spend much Time and eTTorT Tor The eTTecTive managemenT oT school aTFairs wiThouT any compensaTion, and cerTainly deserve our deep appreciaTion.

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rincqzal HAROLD PUFFER You. The members oi The class oT l955, The largesT class ever To graduaTe from ShasTa Union High School, have compleTed your work aT ShasTa and are now ready Tor new Tields To conquer. GraduaTion Time will mark one oT The largesT changes in your life To daTe. Some of you will conTinue on wiTh Tormal educaTion, oThers will enTer The armed forces. and sTill oThers will go inTo some form OT gainiul employment The overcrowded condiTions during your Tour-year sTay aT ShasTa Union High School have creaTed some cliTiiculT problems buT Through These problems, we have all learned much abouT geTTing along TogeTher Through cooperaTion. We have seen many changes Talce place in The school including a sTudenT body growing To l8OO before The school separaTed and EnTerprise High School Tormed. The enThusiasm shown by The class in The lawn proiecT, The organizaTion oT The Two pep clubs-The Purple SlcirTs and The WhiTe ShirTs, The supporT and worlc given The build- ing and grounds commiTTee in Their clean-up campaign have all been examples of The high caliber oi school spiriT so prominenTly displayed by you The members of The class of I955. As you leave ShasTa iT is our hope ThaT you will noT only remember The sTudenTs and 'iaculTy you have lcnown here buT also remember ThaT as individuals your success will depend largely upon your desire To succeed Through The applicaTion of high moral and eThical sTandards, The eTiorT you are willing To puT iorTh and your willingness To Taclcle new problems wiTh The Teeling ThaT you can and will succeed. HAROLD PUFFER. Principal.

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MRS ELIZABETH MOODY MISS VERONICA SATORIUS Conn elor MISS LIDA JARMON MR. DONALD MARVIN MR. JOHN SPENCER MR. RONALD WAGNER Shasfa l-ligh's counseling sysfem has undergone reorganizafion fhis year. The sfu- denfs have been separafed alphabefically and divided among six counselors. Each coun- selor will guide a few sfudenfs in each of fhe four classes, fhus enabling a sfudenf fo have fhe same counselor fhroughouf his high school years. ln fhis way fhere is opporfunify for more individualized counseling, and a greafer undersfanding befween counselor and sfudenf. The sfudenfs may now know fheir counselor beffer, and have fhe help of a real friend and assisfanf. This sysfem nof only is more beneficial fo fhe sfudenfs, buf also fo each counselor. The scholasfic requiremenfs are now fhe respcnsibilify of all fhe counselors, nof iusf fhaf of fhe senior advisor. All counselors have access fo fhe same fools for uniform counseling, such as quesfionnaires and fhe various office facilifies. Alfhough The infroducfion of fhis sysfem caused more work for 'rhe counselors a+ firsf, if has now equalized fhe load a greaf deal. The supervision of affendance has been shiffed enfirely fo fhe affendance office, fhus relieving counselors of fhis fime-consuming dufy, and giving fhem more oppor- funify for sfudenf counseling. In former years, fhe counselors also acfed as fhe sponsor for fhe class whose members fhey advised. Now. each class has a sponsor who is nof con- necfed in any ofher way wifh fhe counseling program. ln fhe same manner as fhe counsel- ing sysfem. fhe sponsors advise a class for ifs enfire high school life. The adminisfrafion and fhe faculfy feel fhaf by infroducing fhis new way of helping fhe sfudenf body members wifh 'rheir school problems, nof only will a beffer relafionship befween fhe counselors and fhe sfudenfs be esfablished, buf fhaf also a new feeling of school spirif will be developed.