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' 0, Q Aller his gradualion lrom Slanlord Universily, Mr. Carler began Q g his coaching career al Shasla, his alma maler. ll was lhrough his gx Wg unliring ellorls lhal a very impressive alhlelic schedule has been -N eslablished here al our school. Our leams have alwa s had lhe chance V 9, lo malch lheir skill againsl leams well known lor lheir baskelloall achieve- ,, Cl menls. Coach Carler also played an imporlanl parl in eslablishing lhe E K Norlhern lnlerslale Conlerence, in which our leams now parlicipale. U lv Coach Carler had a very inlluenlial hand in bringing lhe Acker V' g Round Robin Baskelball Tournamenl lo lhis area. l-le worked wilh 9-J E lvlr. Arl Acker on lhe original commillee. This yearls lournamenl was X . . 6,1 - lhe lhirleenlh annual, and lhe sixlh lime lhal Shasla was lhe hosl V -J school. ll was, ol course, a success and a lribule lo our school, ll could ,fl so gp 1 O -. Goff bl .xc T nol have been so wilhoul lhe ellorls and supervision ol Coach Carler. And so il is wilh deep apprecialion lhal we dedicale our book lo Coach l-larlan Carler and lake lhis opporlunily lo lhank him lor all he has done lor Shasla l-ligh. S, ,U fm- Ralf 1.6 it k nQ xi 1 , 1, aa I in ink 33 2. , J J SQ V 4: ,ff we ff? Aex :xg T x 'env , . WA ef' .sf ,vm MY X , wh fl ,fxsggwg iiiiff W J fe ' lt. 4 H , , 4 , gg , . ,, 3. :Z. ' F. 4 '. J. . 1 Q ,jf-1 zz-,rf Q fig, , Q Q 'sf f , if YQ ., 1 Q' R Q 3 1, , ,E ,Q WA V I QE? ,xi x W-- YM A ww... ., , .J ' T . .Ji gp-pg .quam ,guunnuk Q SQ XX fix xxx C! 1. Q 1 ..--, .M W . im! saw W N b '. T S, f ' V f QW N 9355 'Si KL k 4 W . - www X M K WM Q N f N I ' -5 fig? fw ifi iix' iff' ff: slug - Qgfbsgv- 0 F. X S ' Bwxwsg K 4 fx Ngssfvle .S wig Nqfxmsw '. E 'WZ N L I mr, Q , ,f A xii? 1 Q V Y wi... KATIE ABERG DONALD MARVIN Ediror Advisor FOREUIORIJ The I957 ShasTa Daisy sTaTT welcomes you To These pages UT The pasT. We have endeav- ored To give you a picTorial review oT This school year by presenTing picTures oT dances. assemblies, rallies, and classes ThaT you have shared wiTh your Triends. This pasT year had many memorable evenTs, buT perhaps The greaTesT was hosTing The Aclcer TournamenT oT l957. When we ThoughT oT The spiriT in which This TournamenT is always surrounded, we all immediaTely agreed This was The one and only Theme Tor our boolc. Perhaps The Senior Class can realize The Tull meaning connecTed wiTh The Aclcer TournamenT. Tor The Class oT '57 had The privilege oT having The TournamenT aT ShasTa when They were Treshmen. And now ThaT The whole sTudenT body has had The chance To see The TournamenT and all ThaT iT enTails, we can agree ThaT The spiriT and sporTsmanship expressed aT This aTTair are unprecedenTed. lT means Three Tull days oT good baslceTball. BUT, as iT ThaT wasn'T enough, iT means more Tor everyone. For The players iT means sharing The group meals each nighT aTTer The games, The banqueT held in Their honor, and an assembly in which each school is represenTecl. They share housing, and besT oT all They are given The chance To show The sporTsmanship which is always an ouTsTanding TeaTure oT The Aclcer TournamenT. For The sTudenTs iT means making new Triends Trom all The represenTed schools. They all share in The exciTemenT oT The games and The anxieTy oT The lasT nighT oT The TournamenT. Everyone represenTs his school and upholds and malces lcnown his schools good repuTa- Tion. A Truly Triendly spiriT prevails. And so we Teel mosT happy To inviTe you To relive The pasT year recorded here and led by The mosT memorable acTiviTy oT The year-The Aclcer TournamenT. MARGARET CROWE Managing Edifcr EDWINA JONES Business Manager DHISY STHFF -mf 'mm MARGSE BANKS Fuafure Ediior SHEILA MCENANEY Club and Class Edivor ARLENE PETERSON Adveriising Manager ' CLAUDIA SPECHT TURNEY MOORE Boys' Sport Ediior Ari Ediior Ei gi FN ' S 231' h I K. ,gf LOREN WiLLBUR Phofographer ANNE MQCLAIN Giris' Spori Ediior Adminis+ra+ion and Faculfy . . 5+uden+ Governmenf and Classes Organizafions . Feafures . . Boys' Afhlefics . Girls'A'rhle+ics . . Advedisemenfs . sniff? V ,Y ,IN X. X IP 'Q' SY. M 4'4 ff? Page No. I I 2I 55 79 85 Il5 I25 HDIIIIIIISTRIITIUII HIIIJ FFICULTV SUPERIHTEHDEHT Two oT The sTudenT body oTTicers oT ShasTa, when asked To give Their concepTion oT school spiriT. replied: Tal School spiriT is The inTanqible union beTween sTudenTs, TaculTy, and school and exisTs only Tor The beneTiT oT The school. lbl School spiriT is infangible, buT you Teel iT abouT you. IT is a peppy school rally wiTh everybody Taking parT, wifh The concluding Alma MaTer sung in a loyal aTmos- phere. To These deTiniTions, l should like To add an observaTion which in my esTimaTion reTlecTs a high qualiTy oT school spiriT aT ShasTa High. Over The years, l have seen The campus TransTormed Trom a liTTered, unsighTly. slum-looking area To a neaT, well-kepT School, looking somewhaT like a park. This TransTormaTion has been broughT abouT by sTudenTs, wiTh The aid oT TaculTy members. This is one of The worThy proiecTs underTaken by The sTudenT body which reTlecTs a high level oT pupil responsibiliTy. The Keep IT Clean campaign has noT had a Tull IOO per cenT response by all The ciTizens oT The school communiTy, buT The resulTs, as a whole, have been remarkably saTis- TacTory. To me, This indicaTes a high qualiTy of school spiriT. IT shows ThaT sTudenTs aT ShasTa High are proud To belong To The school and are willing To cooperaTe in a worThy enTerprise. IT reTlecTs an aTTiTude oT friendliness and cooperaTion, conTrasTed wiTh an aTTiTude OT indiTTer- ence and anTagonism. IT is The very essence oT good school spiriT. a qualiTy in which every loyal ShasTan mighT well Take pride. JACKSON PRICE Superinhndenf BUHRD UF TRUSTEES LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Jackson Price, Mr. Ed Frisbie, Mr. Sid Bowler, Mr. Dudley Saelher, Mr. Russell Thompson, Mr. C. W. MeCIung, and Mr. David Marr. The governing Board oT TrusTees oT The ShasTa Union High School DisTricT and Junior College consisTs oT Tive members who willingly give oT Their Time and experience To TormulaTe The policy charT and The TuTure oT The Tour schools in our disTricT. ForTunaTe indeed are The nearly Three Thousand sTudenTs who aTTend our Three high schools and college and The residenTs oT our disTricTs who are called upon To supporT These insTi- TuTions. AlThough This group asks Tor no reward, They do appreciaTe The supporf given Them by The sTudenTs and parenTs in every elecTion and school acTiviTy. PRIIICIPHL In SepTember l953, you, The class oT I957. enTered ShasTa Union High School as freshmen. AT ThaT Time you looked Torward To The day you would graduaTe as a goal in The TuTure. buT you hardly realized The Time would ever come. Now aT The end oT This school year you can look back on your years spenT aT high school wiTh many Tond memories. IT you, The members oT The class of '57 now as young men and women. could compare yourselves wiTh The boys and girls you were on your enTering day oT high school Tour years ago, you would see The Tremendous changes ThaT have Taken place in you as individuals. noT only in physical sTaTure buT in menTal and psychological develop- menT. Some of you have worked harder Than oThers and have. ThereTore, achieved more. You have compleTed one phase of your formal educaTion and now musT decide wheTher To conTinue wiTh addiTional educaTion or sTarT To make your living in The world. WhaTever your decision may be, your goal is To a large exTenT in your hands: and how Tar you go, will be decided by your desire To succeed. UICE-PRIIIGIPIIL A vice-principal can ill aTTord To nap on The iob. Some of The disciplinary duTies aTTached To This oTFice in a school The size of our own ShasTa High admiTTedly are noT The mosT enioyable. l-lowever, The iTems on The righT side oT The ledger Tar ouTweigh any negaTive aspecTs. Day-by-day direcT conTacT wiTh our Tine TaculTy and energeTic sTudenT body resulTs in a more Tirm convicTion in The brighT TuTure oT our school, our communiTy, and our counTry. This year has seen a sTrengThening of sTudenT govern- menT Through The eTlecTive TuncTioning of our STudenT Council and added eTFecTiveness of our STudenT Judiciary commiTTee. To you who are graduaTing, we wish you luck, wherever you go and whaTever you do. We. who will be back nexT year, will conTinue To build and sTrengThen our class sTudies. our sTudenT body governmenT and acTiviTies so ThaT we all will have cause To hold our heads high when we say ShasTa is our school. JOHN SPENCER Vice-Principal ATTEIIDIIIIGE UFFIGER AT ShasTa High-our aTTendance regulaTions are based on The philosophy ThaT good aTTendance is essenTial To school success. This, we Teel, is True from several sTandpoinTs. FirsT-l-lighesT scholasTic achievemenT on The parT of The sTudenT can be obTained when he is in class and doing assigned work. Second -Businesslike class procedure is possible in The areas of assignmenT, discussion, lecTure, and TesTing Tor progress when all sTudenTs are presenT Tor parTicipaTions. Third-The school cannoT receive iTs money or iusTiTy iTs exisTence if There are noT sTudenTs presenT To receive schooling. HAROLD PUFFER Principal GRACE WARMOTH AssisTanT Aihndancs Supervisor C 0 U ll S E i L T o n s MISS VERON ICA SATORIUS Head Counselor Counseling is lhe process ol helping lhe sludenl make lhose decisions which will lead lo lhe lullesl realizalion ol his possibililies so lhal he may achieve lhe grealesl happi- ness and usefulness in lile. This help may be given lhe sludenl by his parenls, his leachers, his paslor, his friends, and is in no way reslricled lo his counselor. l-lowever, lhe counselor, because ol lraining and inleresl in youlh, has been assigned lhe responsibilily ol helping lhe sludenl during lhe lour years he is in high school. The counselor meels lhe sludenl lor lhe lirsl lime in lhe eighlh grade in grammar school and conlinues as counselor unlil lhe nighl ol gradualion or unlil lhe sludenl leaves school. The coun- selor is prepared lo help lhe sludenl wilh a variely of problems - educalional, vocalional, economic, social, emolional, elc. Al Shasla l-ligh all discipline is done lhrough lhe ollice ol lhe vice-principal so lhal al no lime should lhe counselor be looked upon as a person who meles oul punishmenl. Ralher, lhe counselor is lhe one lo whom lhe sludenl can go wilh conlidence wilh his problems and expecl help in deciding upon a course ol aclion lhal seems mosl likely lo lead lo a solulion ol lhe problems. Our counselors leach as well as counsel. They are all busy people bul never loo busy lo help a sludenl in need. Miss Dorolhy Clark Mr. Donald Marvin Miss Lida Jarmon Mr. Ronald Wagner Mrs. Elizabeth Moody .inn MR. LESLIE ABRAHAM-Universily of Cali- fornia, Algebra, Gaomotry MR. JULIUS BEDYNEK - Oraqon Slaie, Mechanical Drawing MRS. ELIZABETH BROWN-University of California, English, Reading Workshop MR. WALLACE HURT-Univorsily of Cali- fornia, Universify of Nolro Dame, Book- keeping, Basic Malh MR. HARLAN CARTER Slanford, Machine Shop, Basic Malh MISS DOROTHY CLARK - University of California, English, Cilizanship MR. EVERETT COE-Universily of Califor- nia, French, Spanish MRS. IRENE COLLIN-Univarxify of Cali- lornia at Sanla larbara, Special School MRS. ELIZABETH CORRIGAN-Universily of California, English MRS. HARRIET ERICKSON - Wisconsin Slale Collage, Girls' Physical Educafion MR. JAMES FIELDS-Colorado Sfafe, Col- lege of the Pacific, Band, Girls' Chorus MISS RUTH FISH-Universily of California, Universify of Buonos Aires, Lalin, Spanish MR. FLOYD FROST-Monlana Sfalo Univer- siiy, Basic Mafh, Typing, Clerical Train- ing, Sfenoqraphy MR. RICHARD GARBER - College of fha Pacific, Universiiy of California, Chemis- fry, Physics MR. G. H. GIIBS-Univorsify of California, University of Idaho, Hisfory, Cifinnship MR. CARL GILMORE-Oregon State Col- lege, Universify of Soulhun California, Boys' Physical Educalion, Coordinalor of Afhleiics MISS LIDA JARMON-Oregon Sfafe, Girls' Physical Educafion, Basic Mafh MISS BEATRICE KEMPF - Universily of California, College of Arfs and Craffs, Arfs and Craffs MR. GEORGE KUTRAS-Chico Sfale, Uni- versify of Nevada, Drivers Educafion, Modern Hisfory MRS. LANITA LONDAHL - Universify of California, English MRS, MARJORIE LOVE-Texas Technolog- ical College, Homemalxing MR. DONALD MARVIN-Universify of Cali- fornia, English, Direcfor of Sfudenf Acliv- ifies MR. WILLIAM MARSHALL - Chico Sfafe College, Cilizenship, Boys' Physical Edu- cafion MR. LEO MICHAEL - San Francisco Cify College, Ilniversily of California, Sf. Mary's, Driver Training MR. NAT McTUCKER-Monfana Sfafe Uni- versity, Typing MRS. ELIZABETH MOODY-Universify of Monlana, Algebra, Geornefry MR. CLARK MORFORD-Kansas Sfafe Col- lege, Chico Siafe College, U.S. Hisfory MR, ARTHUR NELSON-University of Cali- fornia, Fresno Sfafe College, Aufo Me- chanics, General Shop MR. JAMES GORDON-San Francisco Sfafe College, Biology, Algebra MR. JOHN GRANTHAM - San Francisco Sfafe College, Boys' Physical Educafion MR. LOUIS GRUSH-University of Califor- nia al Los Angeles, Universify of Washing- fon, Cifizenship, U.S. Hisfory MR. RALPH GUILFORD - Universify of California, Biology MR. GEORGE HENNINGER-Universlfy of Chicago, Vocabulary, English MRS. ZILPHA HIEHLE-Chico Shale Col- lege, Arls and Craffs MRS. EFFIE HILL - Ohio Sfafe Universify, Universify of Washingfon, General Busi- ness, Typing, Sfenography MR. STANFORD H. JACKSON - Fresno Sfafe College, Univursify of California, Modern Hisfory, Cifinnship Q we WR. ROLAND NELSON-Kansas Sfale Col- lege, Kansas Sfafe Teachers College, Chemisfry, Biology, General Science AR. DAVID NILES-College of fhe Pacific, Driver Training, English AR. DELOS O'BRlAN-Norfhwesfern Uni- versily, Boslon Universify, Speech, Drama, Drivers Educafion, Modern Hisfory ARS. JOHNNIE LEE PADGETT-Universify of California, Universify of Soufhern Cali- fornia, English AR, HUGH PENMAN-Universify of Cali- fornia, English, Journalism AR. JOHN RILEY-Universify of California, Citizenship, U.S. History, General Business MSS VERONICA SATORIUS-Universify of California, Algebra, Solid Geomefry, Trigonomefry, Dean of Girls IIR. EARL SHOUB-San Mafeo, Cadefs 1n1.:-f-:..2f.:s MRS, ZOLA SHUMAN-Universify of Cali- fornia, Girls' Physical Educafion, Drill Team MR. DENNIS SMITH-Fresno Sfafe College, Woodshop, General Shop MRS. DELYNN SORENSON-San Jose Sfafe College, Ufah Sfafe College, Homemak- Ing MR, MERVIN SORENSON-Ufah Sfale Agri- culfural College, California Sfafe Poly- fechnic College, Agriculfure, Farm Shop MR. JOHN SPENCER-University of Ufah, Chico Sfafe College, Affendance Super- visor, Vice-Principal MRS. BETH STARR - Colorado Training School, School Nurse MR. C. K. STEVENS-Unlversify of Soufhern California, Boys' Physical Educafion MR. NELDON TAYLOR-Utah Sfafe Agri- culfural College, Farm Shop 'M RS. ROSE THATCHER-Universify of Cali- fornia, Lafin, Cifizenship MR. RALPH WADSWORTH-Chaffey Col- lege, College of lhe Pacific, A Cappella, Boys' Glee, Orchesfra, Insfrumenf Lessons MR. RONALD WAGNER-Kansas Sfafe Col- lege, Colorado Sfale College, Typing, Sfenography, Placemenf MRS. ELSIE WORTLEY-Universify of C i- fornia, Brigham Young Universify, Engl hi, , I X 'J A A an M v fxffgglfggklm H lm Y l. And away Elmer goes 2, The Maeslro 3. See anylhinq, coach? 4. O. K. Marvin we I ff 's2vFi.L,-.Q-eu 1 , ,eg-,K-5' F ' 1 M, ,'.. fi? V ,fe- 'Iff 1 ,A day's work. 9. Well, as I see if 1- .The life of Riley IO. ls il really you, Harlan? Llslen, you guys! ll. H2O:waler . Mr. O'Brlan in lhe gay lwenlies gs ax , iiig j X. f Q W f 1 2 1 .N is gi x -fbi? Jigga: 5 SE ' .gli g X fi SZ. : . , l 5525, -mr T! fa, .9 ' s v-......N...,.,..,,,,,......,.,,,,,,, IIOIICEHTIFICIITEIJ EIIIPLUVEES The Trames oT any building are The unseen parTs ThaT keep The building TogeTher. The same holds True oT The noncerTiTicaTed employees. They are The Trames oT The school. Under The experT guidance oT Mrs. Downs, The caTeTeria sTaTT serves haf meals all Three lunch periods in The pleasanT surroundings oT The caTeTeria. Each day The shining yellow buses can be seen TransporTing sTudenTs back and TorTh To school. The bus drivers noT only perTorm Their daily iob buT They are always willing To Take sTudenTs on exTracurricular Trips such as games and conTerences. The work oT The cusTodians iusT begins aTTer The lasT bell rings. They do all They can To keep our school looking neaT and orderly. AT any Time oT The day The cheery, brighT Taces oT The oTTice sTaTTs can be seen busily aT Their iob oT keeping The school records and helping any sTudenT. LEFT-SEATED: E. Taylor. LEFT TO RIGHT: D, Marr, M. Blanken- heim, D. Swaqerfy, M, Rucker. BELOW - BOTTOM ROW, left to righir E. Seigmund, W. Hen- driques, J. Warner, D. Fox. TOP ROW: J. Cowling, E. Fish E. Webb, J. Blanks, D. McDowell, C, Deih. ABOVE - BOTTOM ROW, Ieff To righf: F. Regello, G. O'Neal D. Sloff, R. VVhife. TOP ROW: R. Meyers, C. Cagle, G. Wolf E. Fish, F. Kidwell, C, Daniels. LEFT- BOTTOM ROW, Ieff fo righiz A. Nicolef, F. Lees, S. Ried. TOP ROW: D. Perry, T, Warren, L. Downs, T. Dieslelhorsi. srvuf nr Govennmem 1Q'V. , SCOTT CARTER Vica Presidenl JOANN SHADWELL Siudenl Body Secrefary ROGER BLAND Treasurer JANET YFOLLF DALE ODELL Presidenf STUDENT BODV The Shasla l-ligh Tall sludenl body was under 'rhe able leadership of Dale Odell, sludenl body presidenl, and a very arnbilious group of sludenl leaders. Scolf Carler proved fo be a capable leader as vice presidenl by nol only conducling lhe sludenl council meelings successfully bul by being aclive in olher sludenl body lunclions also. Sludenl' body secrelary JoAnn Shadwell recorded and re' porled The rninules of each sludenl' body meeling very elficienlly. While Janel Polic was having a successful semesler as sludenl' council secrelary, Roger Bland lcepl lraclc of all sludenl body funds as a capable lreasurer. Tax colleclors Franlc l-lawlcey and Judy Nelson did well by The sludenl body in conducling a smashing sludenl body card sale. lvlargarel Crowe and Juanila Irvine, head varsily yell leader and head iunior varsily yell leader, respeclively, wilh The aid ol lheir lalenled assislanls inslilled in 'fhe sludenls a greal deal of school spiril. This sernesler broughl Shasla High a new assembly cornmillee whose job il was lo provide 'rhe sludenls wi+h enlerlaining, well planned assemblies which were well received by lhe sludenls. All in all, The Tall semesler proved 'ro be a prosperous one. S ,,g'mv'x BOB HOUSE Commissioner of Buildings and Grounds lm X. JUDY NELSON Girls' Tax Collecf: MARGARET CROW Varsily Football Yell Le. Si 5 JUANITA IRVINE Sfudgld Qgqngll A J.VQ Fooiball Yell Lam ROGER COWLING Vice Presideni KATIE HASTTNGS Studenf Bsdy Sacrefary ROGER BLAND Treasurer SUE ROBINSON udcnf Council Secrefari i' ' il A REX CLARK Presidenf During 'rhe second semesler fhings seemed fo run very smooihly. Sfudenf body affairs were capably handled by presidenf Rex Clark, and sfudenl council funclioned successfully, led by Roger Cowling, vice president Many good assemblies were presenied, and Kalie Haslings proved her besl as she gave cheerful minules al each s+uden+ body mee+ing. Sue Robinson added much 'ro sfudenl' council by her minules. Led by Diann Shadwell and Dorofhy l-lislop, varsily and junior varsiiy baskelball yell leaders, respeclively, 'rhe baskelball reams were spiriled on lo a peppy season. Our campus wore a brighf and clean look all year as Bob House, commissioner of Building and Grounds, and Jrhe execuiive commiiiee worked hard To make us proud of our school. Parking places were assigned so Thai each siudeni would have his own parking space and be responsible for keeping if clean. Plaudils should be given +o Bob and his commiH'ee. Many evenls highlighfed The spring semesfer. Probably The mosf exciling To us was The Acker Tournament This year we were very proud 'ro have been rhe hos+ school. An Acker assembly was pre- senied wiih each represenled school pulling on a skil. Alihough much hard work was involved, lhe Acker Tournamenl was lruly enjoyed by all. February l5, 'rwenly sludenl leaders from Shasla Traveled +o Chico for The annual Chico Siale Leaders Conference. Each one alfended a panel wilh sludenls from ofher schools, and each came back wilh many ideas lo relafe +o +heir friends and classmaies. The revised iudicial council was kepl busv walching for rude conduci during our many line assemblies. The sludenis became aware of lhe iudicial council and +heir conducl improved consider- ably. l'r was agreed by everyone Thai 'rhe spring semesler was a very successful one. BOB HOUSE Commissioner of Buildings and Grounds qi gi S , - , .3 i s 3 T x Q' M FRANK HAWKEY Boys' Tax Coilecior DIANN SHADWELL . Varsity Baseklbali Yell Leader DOROTHY HISLOP iv n,.i,..n.-n MSS VERONICA SATORIUS Advisor 'R QS? Thais? 'jf21:52-I'5ZrZii4':gEi3?',:- f?5E 'E',25.,'E5,,' , - f fy sf.. ,, T ff'...,::.g.s.. 3 T .,., . MR. DONALD MARVII SCOTT CARTER Prosidenf The True spiriT of democracy prevailed aT ShasTa in The Tall semesTer as ScoTT CarTer lceynoTed The sTudenT council wiTh The aid OT JaneT Poll, sTudenT council secreTary. The members included presidenTs and represenTaTives oT each oT The Tour classes, all elecTed sTudenT body olzlicers, and The ediTors of The Volcano and The Daisy. The council meT eiTher during school Time or in The evenings. Wifh The helpliul advice of Miss SaTorius and Mr. Marvin, The council Taced and solved many issues oT sTudenT body concern. These included acTiviTy periods, senior seaTing in assemblies, organizaTion oT a Treshman and sophomore girls' pep club, on cerTain occasions ioinT council meeTings wiTh oTher schools, exchange assemblies, and many oThers. IT was agreed by all ThaT The Tall sTudenT council was one of The rnosT eTlecTive and successTul councils in ShasTa's hisTory. FRONT ROW, leff fo righlt C. Scolf, D. Hislop, K. Aberg, J. Nelson, D. Shadwell, M. Crowe, S. McEnaney, J. Shadwell. SECOND ROW: S, Carfer, R. Bland, T. Noel, F. Browner, T. Spade, R. Carler, M. Brackin, L. Laffranchini, D. Odell, T. Baicheldr, B. House, F. Hawkey, G. Frank, J. Polf. Advisor ,.msz...es f . so oKam vl ms:. n7n 5 E 3. .L 5 ,, MR. JOHN SPENCER Advisor 4m-.g f 4 , .. ,., A W M C 0 U n c I l - iii? Q , ' 'wifi ss, w . , ' ' ' i My .. A T 1543 ' ffm ROGER COWLING Presidenf ShasTa l-ligh's STudenT Council TuncTioned acTively during The second semesTer. Led by PresidenT Roger Cowling, The group OT legislaTors wiTh more Than The usual abiliTy and ambiTion worked hard To give ShasTa collecTive saTisTacTion in The TradiTional area OT sTudenT governmenT. Sue Robinson, as STudenT Council SecreTary, leTT The council records wiTh her special sTamp oT Thoroughness and accuracy. This semesTers' sTudenT council was conTronTed wiTh The usual problems concerning sTudenT expendiTures and acTiviTies. The council also iniTiaTed The campaign Tor beTTer school spiriT and a more secure sTudenT-TaculTy cooperaTion. Problems concerning assemblies and class meeTings were worked ouT by The council To The saTisTacTion oT The enTire sTudenT body. The Building and Grounds CommiTTee's Keep iT Kleen cams paign was given The council's wholehearTecl supporT. The up and coming Two-parTy sysTem was a much discussed and planned iTem oT The sTudenT council. WiTh The help oT The sTudenT council advisors, Miss SaTorius, Mr. Marvin, Mr. Spencer, and Mr. PuTTer, The council loeneTiTed a greaT deal: and The second semesTer was Truly a prosperous one. FIRST ROW, Ieff To riqhfz J. Egaas, S, Robinson, S. McEnaney, J. Nelson, K. Hasfings, K. Aberq, D. Shadwell, D. Hislop, L. Bidwell. SECOND ROW: R. Bland. R. Clark. T. Bafchelor. B. House R, Cowling, B. Brewer. .Al MR. HAROLD PU FFER Advisor SHEILA NlcENANEY SEATED, Isl? lo riqhl: Sheila McEnaney, presidenfg Mrs. Evelyn Crouch, advisor: Shirley Lovelady, secrelary. STANDING: Bob Brewer, ropresenfafiyeg Bob House, freasurerg Dan Frolofl, vice-prasidenl. NOT PICTURED: Jerry Ganalos, yell leader. SEATED, left lo righl: Karen Johnson, secrelaryg Judy Egaas, freasurerg Sheila McEnaney, represenlalive. STANDING: Chuck Sherman, yell leaderg Frank Hawkey, presidenlg Rex Clark, vice- presidenf. f FRAN K HAWKEY Presidenl OF '57 uni mmmsswm- X. 'K SEIIIOR STOIW On Sepfember 8, I953, five hundred and fwenfy-five enfhusiasfic buf fimid freshmen began four long awaifed years af Shasfa. Wifh four years of challenging work ahead 'we knew fhaf we had fo work in order fo enjoy fhem fo 'rheir fullesf. Eager fo gef info fhe swing of campus life, we decided fo sponsor a founfain proiecf in fronf of fhe shop building. This was our way of leaving somefhing behind affer we had gone. Led by class presidenfs Cliff Todd and Roger Cowling, fhe class proiecf began fo flourish along wifh all ofher proiecfs fhaf we underfook. Our freshman class was very acfive in all sporfs wifh approximafely six boys receiving iunior varsify foofball and B baskefball leffers. Shasfa's freshman class of '53 proved fo be unusually acfive in sfudenf affairs. Our sophomore year found us wifh a considerably smaller class since almosf half of our class had fransferred fo Enferprise High School. We were now fhe smallesf class insfead of fhe largesf. Under fhe leadership of Fred Hayes and Rex Clark fhe sophomore class sponsored fhe Baskefball l-lop. We were sfill going sfrong on fhe founfain proiecf and many of us became acfive in Building and Grounds. lf proved fo be a very enfhu- siasfic year wifh fwo more of fhe sa me fo follow. Our iunior rings shining, we af lasf held fhe awaifed fifle of Upperclassmen. Our class presidenfs Dale Odell and Bob Brewer led our class in a very successful year. Three of our classmafes, Rex Clark, Turney Moore, and Lyle Laffranchini, held sfudenf body offices. Due fo fhe lack of money fo confinue on fhe founfain proiecf, we sponsored fhe firsfJunior-Senior Girls' Foofball Game, neffing almosf fwo hundred dollars. This money. along wifh large confribufions from fhe freshman and sophomore classes, was puf fo work immediafely. The annual Junior Prom, revolving around fhe fherne April in Paris was well received by everyone. Seniors af lasf, we were af fhe heighf of our glory awaifing graduafion. Dale Odell and Rex Clark were elecfed fo hold fhe office of sfudenf body presidenf in our lasf year. Many ofher members of our class held sfudenf body offices and a large number of boys won afhlefic awards. We af lasf had our long awaifed foofball game wifh Enferprise which broughf an end fo high school foofball for seven senior boys. Led by Frank l-lawkey and Sheila Mclfnaney, we glided fhrough our lasf year wifh flying colors. The climax of fhis year was fhe Acker Tournamenf which is fhe fheme of fhis book. We feel very proud fo have been one of fhe classes fo have seen fwo Acker Tournamenfs here. Our senior year ended as fhey all end, wifh graduafion and fhe Senior Ball. This is our sfory. Our sfory of fhe lasf four years. lf's a wonderful sfory wifh a happy buf sad ending. To you, Shasfa l-ligh, we say fhank you, and we bid you our farewell. QVIIV xmsx1f xbQ.n . L, 91 Q s:SsS fI - ,ies M5350 L 'Y Xu.. ' rs KATHLEEN GAIL ABERG Chico Leaders Conference, Volcano Edilor, Junior Class Secrelary, As- sislanr Varsify Foolball Yell Leader, Daisy Edilor. ALICIA ABREU F,H,A., Girls' Leaque. JO ANNE ALDRICH Girls' Leaque, F.H.A. RONALD EARL ALEXANDER Junior Red Cross, Track, Boys' Glee. KATHERINE MARIA ALLEN GAA., Girls' Leaque, Baslrelball Sonqleader, Girls' Glee, F.H.A. LYNDA LEWIS ARMSTRONG Girls' League, G.A.A,, Circle S, F.H,A. Treasurer, Shasla Square Dancers. JOANN BALL Girls' League, Transfer from Forl Col- lins, Colorado. THOMAS P. BALL Malh and Science Club, J.V. Fool' ball, Lalin Club. BERT CHRISTIAN BANGSBERG Block S, Band, White Shirfs, C.S.F., Track MARJORIE JANE BANKS J,V. Basketball Yell Leader, Chico Leaders Conference, Freshman Class Secrelary, Purple Skirls Secrelary, Daisy Fealure Edilor. VIRGIE C. BARKER Girls' League, G.A.A. JANICE JEAN BARNARD G.A.A., Girls' Leaque, Square Danc- ers Club, Girls' Glee, F.H.A. JOHN BARNETTE FREDERICK BELL BASCOM Swirnrninq, Baslrerball, While Sliirls, Junior Speakers, Buildinqs and Grounds. BEVERLY DIANE BAY Purple Skirls, Tri-Debs, Junior Class Treasurer, Buildings and Grounds, Girls' Leaque. ROBERT JERGEN BECKETT J,V. Foofball, Junior Speakers Secrev Vary, Lafin Club Council, Swimrninq Team, Camera Club. JUDITH M. BERG Girls' League, Buildinq and Grounds, Transler from Fall River, California. SHIRLEY J. BISPHAM Girls' League, Transfer from Crescent Cily, California. ROGER WOODWARD BLAND C.S.F., Block S, A Caopella, Sludenl Body Treasurer, Fall Play. SHARON BOONE Girls' Leaque, Spanish Club, Ari Leaque, F.H.A. LORETTA BORDERS JOANN BRANSTETTER C.S.F., Girls' Leaque, Drill Team, F.T.A. RONALD BRESOLIN Band, While Shirls, Swirriminq Team, Block S, C.S.F. JEANINE IKIMJ KAY BREWER QBROWNI Transfer from Crescenl Cify, Calilor nia. ROBERT HENDRY BREWER freshman Class Represenlalive, Jun- ior Class Presidenl, Varsity Foolball Yell Leader, Baslrelball, Baseball. HARRIETT ELEANOR BROWN Girls' Leaque, Buildinq and Grounds, FHA., Assislanl Freshman Class Yell Leader, GAA. JUDITH LOUISE BROWN Sh-asloloqy Assislani Ediior, C,S,F., Girls' League, Latin Club. MICHAEL G. BRYANT DANIEL BURTON BURKE Band, Baseball, Block S, Foorball. DOUGLAS WAYNE CARLSON Boxing, Archery Club. SCOTT JESSE CARTER Baskerball, Camera Club, While Shirts, Sludenr Body VicefPreside-nr, Building and Grounds. KATHLEEN ELIZABETH CASEBEER Girls' League, G.A,A., Marla and Scicnce Club, SHARON DELORS CHERVO G.A.A., F.H.A., Transfer from Arroyo Grande. REX WILLIAM CLARK V Football, Sophomore Class President, Sludenl Body Treasurer, Block S Pres' Mienl, Senior Class Vice-President. HAZEL NOREAN COATS Edilor of Shasloloqy, C.S.F., Spanish Club, Mafh and Spanish Club, Girls' Leaflue. SANDRA RAE CONGO Basketball Sonqleader, Maiorelre, Tri-Hi-Y Presidenl, Buildinq and Grounds, Girls' Leaque. CARN ELL CONLEY ROGER COWLING Freshman Class Presidenl, Foolball, Track, Block S, Buildinq and Grounds Direclor. MARGARET LARAINE CROWE Girls' Slale, Daisy Manaqinq Edilor, Varsity Football Yell Leader, Purple Skirts President, Chico Leaders Con- ference. SHARON JANE CUDDIE Transrer from Enurnclaw, Washington. SANDRA CAROLYNN DAVIS G-.A.A., F.H.A., Girls' Lrfvaque, Arclre Y Club. JAMES EDWARD DEAN Malh and Science Club, J.V. Fool- ball, Lalin Club, Tnespiarrs. GAYLE DEFOREST Football Sorrqleader, Operezlla, Girls' Chorus ll, Buildirrq and Grounds, A Cappr lla. DONALD LEE DENHAM School Play, Dance Band, Pep Barnl, Spanish Club, Band. JOHN ARTHUR DERBY Presidcnf of A Cnppf-lla, Block S, Track Foolball. DAYLENE MARIE DUNHAM Girls' Leaque, Y Eiles Oflicer. JUDITH ANN EGAAS Senior Class Treasurer, Purple Skirls, Girls' League Secretary. Richardson Springs Conference, Chico Leader-, Conference. BARBARA JANE ERBY Foolball Sonqleader, Building and Grounds, Girl-,' Glee ll, Girls' Leaque, JAMES THOMAS FARRIS ROBERT EDWARD FINCK Transler lrorn Eureka, Calilornia. JOYE YVONNE FISH Girls' Leaque, Thespians, G.A.A,, F.H.A., Girls' Foolball. EUGENE MATT FORRISTER Buildinq and Grounds, Track, Malh and Science Club, lnlrarnural Basker- ball. CAROL FOSTER CENCKD Building and Grounds, Girls' Leaque, G.A.A. CAROL LEE FRIDAY A Cappella, Mafh and Science Club, Girls' Leaque, Girls' Glee, Band ll. ARLENE ANN FRIEBEL Assislanl Class Yell Leader, Freshman Class Treasurer, Junior Class Secre iary, J.V. Baskerball Yell Leader, Purple Skirts. SHIRLEY LOUISE FRIEBEL Freshman Class Represenlalive, Girls' Leaque, Richardson Sprinqs Corifer ence, Purple Skirls, Tribl-li-Y. DANIEL STEPHEN FROLOFF Foofball, Baseball, Block S, While Shirls Vice'Presidenf ROSANN FROST lADAMSl F.H.A., Girls' Leaque. DEMETRIOS ANGELO GANATOS Thespians, Boys' Glee ll, ACappella, Boys' Quarlel. JERRY A. GANATOS Boys' Glee ll, A Cappella, Buildinq and Grounds, Boxing, Freshman Class Treasurer. 'lvl A I 5 M f if sw CI? V+-ww ,x iw? H 1296? . REQ! Q 2 . 5 .NM A 123 2-. wir, U ES few I W 1 7 N ,, 155-ff .,,.:. 5 ' 53 I .- WI 2? I .,b:b. P h 5 45, 'WIT' 'V' ' I ' Qifij I PI - if ' ' N I W ..x. 'fm' ' fi .425 ' A ' if Q27 Iv QI Q I AE EE E A RI I jf Q 1 I II, N J J , I r I GARY LEE GARCIA J.V. BGSEIDEIII, BUIIIIIUQ and C3ruuvnI JERRY GAY FooIbaII, Ihespinnsl Tnwsfm Ium WvavervIIIc', CnIIIwnm. CAROLYN ,ANN GERSBACH PLA, Lwhrammnv F,I.A HI9hIrmv Girl! Lf-www, TIv-f,pl.w-N f!.A.A. NANCY JEAN GILROY PufDIP SIwIrI:, GMI! Immxqvlz-,VmI.,1nx SI.1fI,TrIfDPbs,BuII4IIr1f1.1mIC'vvoI1nII LORRELL JEANNE GRAHAM A Qappplmax gms' 6100 II, Mmw .mf Science Club, EMIS' L4-.xrlm-N C SANDRA LEE GRAY Q. ..J. G.A.A., Gifls' Lf'-1f1ucgAuhm-NCIIII Fmurc Nurses. DOROTHY JLINE GREEN G.A.A., BUIIIIIUQ NMI If-rcwvnvv II, UNI Leaqw. RICHARD LEE GREENE C.S.F., Juvior Smmkwfx BIw.k 9 WhIIe ShIrI5L SIIQMOIIII1, SLN. JON KEITH GULLIXSON WIWIIS Shlrfs, Lnhn CIIIII BIUIII Q J.V, BosIms'IbaII. BETTY LOUISE HALE GMS' Leaquf-N Tv.ms'vr Imm DI muff! CQIIIornIn. JAMES WALTER HAMERS I In FOOIIJQII, LQIIVI CIIIII Vww' P11-SIIIwrwI Block S. BILL HAMMONDS JAY HARRISON FRANK LOWELL HAWKEY Pe-D Band, Senior Class Pvewlr-HI I Vice-PresIdenI. LLOYD HAYDEN Dance- Band, FOMIMIII I'rw-,Ir1muIQIw FRANCES FAYE HAYES FHA. Treasurer, Slale Convention, Girls' Leaque, G.A.A., Girls' Fool- ball, Lalln Club. FREDDIE JAMES HAYES Sophomore Class Presldenl, Archery Club Prcsldenf, Dance Band, Baskel- ball, Track, RAYMOND L. HAYS Transfer from Enlerprlse, Calllornla. JACKIE HOPE HEATH Girls' Leaque, Transfer from Fresno, California. DAVID JOEL HEGY Slcl Club, Archery Club, Lalln Club, Camera Club, Track. DON HEMSTED F.F,A. JUDY HERTEL Girls' Leaque, Football Sonqleader. JERRY ROGER HINKLE Lalln Club, Bullcllnq and Grounds. KERMITH V. HODGESON Camera Club, Bulldlnq and Grounds, Boxlnq, lnrramural Baslcelball. WILLIAM HORAN DIANNA HOUSE Girls' League. ROBERT LEWIS HOUSE While Shlrfs, Baseball, Block S, Com- mlssloner of Buildinq and Grounds, Sophomore Class Vice-Presldenl. SHERRIN LEE HOXIE Girls' League, Secrelary Archery Club, Malh and Sclence Club, G.A.A. JOSEPH WINTER HVEEM Foolball, Baskelball, Block S, Bulld- lnq and Grounds, While Shlrfs. LARRY LEON HYATT Buildlnq and Grounds. KAREN JOY JOHNSON PmoM1'Sk5fTS, Svmov Claw S'-Yu-mvx, Girls' Lsfscquv Buimwky Ymwi f3muvw.I, Pemba!! Moxkie. CHARLOTTE JUNE JONES GUYS Lm'n.1u-g AW L1-mlw. EDWINA MAE JONES FQm'LmN Sxsmfub'-mil-vu Pwpln- Slivhx GMS' Leann.-N Rw,h.1'.i-.uw Spdvqs Comferremf-N Dum SMH. ROBERT EDWARD JOSE F.P.A., HI CC. DONALD RAY KENYON F.F.Px., FOOHWIH, Brnlhiuvml .Hui Grounxh, Box ml, Aww-rw Club. DONNA FAY KENYON x I CMS Lvnr1xm,Buwli1m,1 Jvvxikwvmxvuri, JERRY KENYON MAN' .ind Sfwsfvv-1' CMM, Afchvfv Club. LOA RAE KIRK Band ll, A CXuppwN.x, Cum-1.1 CIM, Offwgmj Thespuhnl., CM: M- S. HARVEY ALFRED KLINGER PPA., VVMML' Shwii BnFMiwm1 ,wx Grounfi-,. ROBERT CHARLES KOFFORD Freshman Chas Tfvzqsuw-rx Amin-ry CMU, Boxwmqx Tvmkl PHA. LARON LEONARD KUNKLER Frmfvrrvavv CM155 RL-r,:rf-svvvY.1Uvf-N Lulu Cguncil, Cnvvwms Club! WNW- Shlvh, LMiuCM1b. LYLE WAYNE LAFFRANCHINI Smdvni Bow S-wr.-Liwx COMSS Vmr- Pfux.w.e, wow- Shu-N BML 5. C.S.F, SHIRLEY MAY LOVELADY GMS' Lehmumy Sgmnlw Club CBJ DOROTHY LAVERNE LYON GYM? Lvmurg Vfarvsfev funn HAM:- burq Mu,.,uS'l'xpw. CHKARLEEN M. LYQNS MMS Lrwaqm- mW- km-vl L.5.r DAVID ALVIN MACARTNEY Junior Class Representative, C.A.S.C. Conference, Varsity Football Yell Leader, Basketball, Baseball. JUDITH JANE MACHADO ICARRELI GIFIS' Leaque Representative, Build inq and Grounds, J.V. Basketball Yell Leader, Purple Skirts, Tri-Debs. CARL FRANK ANTHONY MALLERY Football, Block S, Basketball, Volcano, Junior Speakers Vice-President. RICHARD HARRISON MARX Camera Club, Math and Sclenif- Club. JUDITH ANN McAFEE Haskelball Moskie, Basketball Sonq leader, Purple Skirts, Girls' Leaque, Richardson Sprinqs Conference. MARGARET JOYCE MCBROOM A Girls' Lcaque, Y.M.C.A., Building and Grounds, Square Dancers Club. NANCY ANNE MCCLAIN A Cappella, F.T.A. VicefPresident, Girls' League, C.S,F., Daisy Stall. VERNON MILES MCCOLLUM Football, Swimming Team, Buildinq and Grounds, French Club President, White Shirts. SHARON L. MCDANIEL Girls' Leaque. SHEILA ANN MCENANEY A Cappella, C,S.F., Senior Class Re-presenlaIive, Chico Leaders Con' ference, Daisy Staff. JERRY DAVID MCKNIGHT C.S.F., Camera Club Treasurer, Jun ior Speakers, Thespians. DENNIS LEE MCLAIN J.V. Basketball Manaqer, Buildinq and C-rounds, Red Cross Club, Radio Production, JOHN E, MEEDER Square Dancers Club. MILTON MELLOTT LINDA L. MILLER INICHOLI Girls' League, Square Dancers Club, Mixed Glee. is if .. i ...., ..,..,. - , ' ' ' ,.,. 1 ' ,,, , ls is i . I. ml 'gs DORIS G. MITCHELL Girls' League, Building and Grounds, Fall Play, Drill Tearn, Thespians. CLOIE JANEAL MONROE Transfer from Oakland, California ALFRED TURNEY MOORE Swimming Team, Student Council Secretary, Boys' Siate, White Shirts, Daisy Slaff. NICK EDWARD MOORE Camera Club, Transfer from Med- ford, Oregon. DUANE DOUGLAS MORFORD C.S.F., Block S, Football, Latin Club President, Junior Class Represenl- alive. ILENA GALE MUDRON French Club, Ski Club, Girls' Leaque, Orchestra, Anthology. CHRISTIANNA DORIS MURPHY G.A.A. Vice-President, Purple Skirts, A Cappella, F.l-IA. Sonqleader, Girls' League Yell Leader. RAMONA GRACE MURPHEY F.H,A. Songleader. JAMES EARL NEILSEN Spanish Club, C.S.F., Math and Science. JUDY NELSON J.V. Football Yell Leader, Varsity Basketball Yell Leader, Purple Skirts, Girls' League, Girls' Tax Collector. JERRY PAT NEWCOM ER Boxing THOMAS LAWRENCE NOEL White Shirts, Block S, Volcano Editor, C.S.F., Judicial Committee. RICHARD E. NORRIS F.F.A. JAMES EM ESLEY NUNES F.F.A. JERRY EARL NYE White Shirts, C.S.F., Tennis Team Block S, Latin Club. X Qaida- if YWKY ' X . Xifwfizrfgsz .... --- . 5 g,a5g1'sizg.Qf:::i,'ggi, 1 L ,ffscyfi ,- , it ,,.. , 5151 .1 , - I Q 7 ' f t , is - ' W . 1 K R ,: L ' I, 'Q , ' K 5 ' ' is X, ,L ,af ... , , ,K W ,, 1 T, X i x s i if L wi A V- X 1. I V- f ' H . ' - ' .Q K X A E 5, ' 47 .-.'. Q Q ,Q ,,,, A 4 f - 5 ig , I ,I . ' Miuvsxi - f A we . - - L - 'E' fijigii 1125. ' ,z :Q ..... .. ,- 3 ' ' 1 F245 ' .i ,, , . :'-:iq I ...5.:s.::Q,:L:,:::: iz ie , 5 f L, W, ix., ,....,, ,, , .,: v ip, in A A .Q . 1 JM? Q - - 1 gum -2 Mfr' ' H e 'H '-I rumen-nun DALE EDMON OCHS Freshman Class Represenfafive, Bas- kefball, Foofball. DALE FRANKLIN ODELL Sludenl Body Presidenl, Junior Class President, Spanish Club Presidenl, Block S Secrelary, Foolball. DONNA ANN OLIVER Buildinq and Grounds, Girls' League, Girls' Glee ll, A Cappella. ROBERT L. OLSON BILL OWEN F.F.A. RONALD L. PALMER F.F.A. ELAINE IRENE PARSONS Sophomore Class Yell Leader, Junior Class Yell Leader, Girls' League, Tri- Debs, F.H.A. MEL GORDON PELLOW Buildinq and Grounds, Malh and Sci- ence Club, Archery Club. LUELLA MARIE PELTIER Building and Grounds, Girls' Leaque, Top-Teens, F.H.A. ARLENE RAE PETERSON Chico Leaders Conference, Richard- son Springs Conference, Drill Team Maiorelfe, Volcano Slaff, Girls' League. JAMES ANDREW PETERSON Buildinq and Grounds, Malh and Sci' ence Club, Block S Manaqer, Archery Club, Lalin Club. DARLENE ANN PHILLIPS Archery Club, Girls' League, Camera Club, G.A.A. SUE DIANA PIERRE, I Karnpus Kapers, Girls' League, Mari! Elfes, A Cappella, G,A.A. THEODORE ALLEN PORTER Building and Grounds, Shasla Square Dancers. BEVERLY JANE PORTER-SMITH Girls' Leaque, Girls' Glee, Tri Hi Y, F.H.A. DENNY WELDON POWERS F.F,A. Presidenf, Boxinq. MICHAEL J. PUDLINER Baskerball, Pep Band, Band Il, Track, STEVE HARRISON RADER Archery Club. SANDRA LEE REDFERN Richardson Sprinqs Conference, Drill Team and Maiorelfe, Circle S Presi denf, Purple Skirts, Girls' Leaque. J. C. REED Baskelball, A Cappella, Boys' Glef-, Boxing, Track. DONNA RILEY Richardson Sprinqs Conference, Purple Skirls Vice-Presidenl, Girls' League Represenlalive, Tri-Debs Treasurer, Purplc Skirls. RICHARD ILAINE ROBERTS Baskelball, While Slwirls, Lalin Club, Block S, Baseball. RALPH THOMAS ROSS Buildinq and Grounds, Swimminq Team, While' Sl1ir's, Foolball, Ski Club. JOANN M. SANGENITTO Girls' League, F,H,A., Transler from Weaverville, California. JERRY ALLEN SCHACHER Transfer from Enferprise. OLIVE SCHJOTH NEIL MICHAEL SEVERTSON Camera Club, A Cappella, Track. DIANN SHADWELL Assislanl J.V. Baskelball Yell Lf-adcr, Richardson Sprinqs Conference, Vark sify Baskefball Yell Leader, Freshman Class Yell Leader, Girls' Leaquc Officer. SHIRLEY D. SHAREITE Building and Grounds, Girls' Leaquc, CHARLES SHERMAN Senior Class Yell Leader, While Shirliagejkelball, Block S, Track. LINDA LOUISE SILVA Purple Skirts, Girls' League, Buildinq and Grounds, Y Teens, Ski Club. GLADYS IRENE SMALLEY G.A.A., Girls' Lcaque, Archery Club. BRITON KERSHAW SMITH C.S.F., Swirnrninq Team, Fall Play, Camera Club, Buildinq and Grounds. TOM H. SMITH Band ll, Orcneslra, Purple Cify Five, Psp Band, Dance Band. NANCY ASELINE SMITHSON Band, Orcneslra, Girls' Glee ll, Dance Band, F,H.A. JUDITH ANN SNEED Girls' Leaque. CLAUDIA JOEY SPECHT Daisy Ari Editor, Ari Leaque, Girls' League, Archery Club, C.S.F. BOB WILDON SPLIETHOF F.F,A. GRACE ALYS SPOHN Girls' Leaque, Latin Club, Junior Red Cross, Fulure Nurses, F.l-LA. JOYCE LOUISE STEAGALL G.A.A., Girls' Leaque, Buildinq and Grounds, Slwasla Square Dancers, Circle S. JOANN STEWART Girls' League, Buildinq and Grounds, GAA. CECIL STlNSON, JR. JEANNE STRANG JERRY L. STREET F.F.A. Vice-Presidenl, Track. MARY STUELPNAGEL Girls' Leaque, Tri-Hi-Y. EQIP' i wa F ' w , iii' 'fi' A -, . ,539 use x 3-lism 334525 films L rw: ae., h 'GB Alia 'S Yi? W1 f sf 5 as 1 H KKK RW 3 Q 2 xjfgss Cv N, 1 W S' 'bs S V ,Q 'N ss., fs' Q Ns lr 5 W fs, s ii 3 54,1 I .fi X a ,xx ,s s 5 , 1 I N ' Ng 'ev Sig I 35, ri Y J Q f rg fiwks Ri g , , lk? W, K ' .effsrpiiglbiswsg 5 - F 1, if gi 55 JH if 4r'? 1' Maw 4, any DON SWEARINGEN LOUISE TANNER G.A.A., Girls' Leanne, Cirrlr- S Sliasla Square Dancers. MELBA JO TEAGUE G.A.A., F.H.A.,Tmn:.lr1r Irons Marys ville, California. LAUREL JANE THOMAS G.A.A., Girls' Lenqur-, Spv:-ill Clulw Secrelary Tlwspinn Club, Mnlli and Science Club, MARK ELLIOTT THOMPSON C.S.I:., Tennis, Boys' Slalv, Junior Speakers Presidrznr, Block S. RONALD GEORGE THORPE A Cappella, Boys' C-lor-. BARBARA ANN TOURNEY Girls' Leaque, Builrlinq m1clGroumi5, GJNA., Tri HEY, Girls' Chorus. AARON EDWARD TOW Tlwespian Club. PATRICIA ANN TOWNSEND F.l'l.A., Mixed Glen, Girls' Clow. BARBARA JEAN TRAPP C.S.F,, Moskie, Purple Slcirler, Buililinq and Grounds, Riclmrrlson Sprinqs Conference. THOMAS LANCE TROXLER Boxinq, Buildinq and Grounrls, Tmnf, lar Irorrr Hanford, California. NENA TRUSAS Girls' Leaque Presidenl, Purple Slrirls Treasurer, Baskclball Sonqlsadrvr, Tri Debs President, Riclmrrlson Sprinqs. Conference. ROBERTA FAYE UHL Girls' League, G.A.A., Tlwr-spinn Cluli, Lalin Club, Ski Club, PEGGY ANN ULRICH ' ' lliCC A G,A,A., Girls Loaqun, .,., Cappella, Girls' Glr-rr. ANITA LOUISE VIRGIL Girls' Leaqur-, C-.A.A. Sf-rrvmry Slwasla Square Dancers, Circle S. JERRY BRUCE WAYBRIGHT Transfer from Enferprise, California GLADYS ANN WEBB Girls' Leaque, Top-Teens, Builclinq and Grounds, PHA. AUSTIN EARLE WEGLEY C.S,F., Mafh and Science Club, Transfer from Enferprise, California. GEORGE NORMAN WELCH Transfer from Chico, California. LETXY IMOGENE WHITE Transfer from Fall River, Californiz MARSHALL WHITE C.S.F., Spanish Club. LORRAINE CHARLOTTE WILDEN Girls' League, Purple Slcirfs, Buildinq and Grounds, Tri-Debs, LOREN RICHARD WILLBUR Daisy Phofoqrapher, Block S, Whife Shirts, Track, A Cappella. KATHLEEN WILLIAMS Girls' Leaque, Baske1baIISonqleader. MARY ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Girls' League. ROSE MARIE WILLIAMS Hi CC., Girls' Leaque, FHA. BETH WINNIFORD DAVE WITCHER Band, Dance Band, Pep Band, Ski Club Presidenf. CAROLYN MARIE WOLF Orchesfra, G.A.A., Girls' Leaquc, F.H.A. SHARON KAY WOLLIN Transfer from Susanville, CaliIOrriia. . .. A ,,-. I .,:,. ...., .,,.... , . .,,.N, , , N E A' l f is A . K fs JEANE MARIE WOMACK Girls' League, Building and Grounds, Drill Team, G.A.A., F.l-l.A. EDWARD L. WOODARD Ill Hi C,C,, Codels. DOLORES CHRISTINE WOODS G.A A., Girls' Leaqufe, Shasla Squnrr Dancr-rs. DON WRIGHT BONNIE SHARLENE YAGER A Cappella, Girls' Leaque Class RCD resenlalive, Buildinq and Grounds, Tlwespian Club. JERRY YORDY ROBERT EMIL ZEIS SONIA ANNE ZELTIN Volcano Fealure Edilor, Purple Slrirls, Girls' Leaque, Buildinq and Grounds, Moslrie. MYRNA ZIEMER Girls' League, Girls' Chorus, A Cap pella, Labin Club. JOYCE ZIPFEL ISTEWARTJ Sophomore Class Secrelary, G!-MA Secrelary, Girls' Leaque, Builflinq and Grounds. CAMERA SHY SENIORS BILL BRANSCOMB ESSIE BROOKS BOB BROWN BETTY BUMBAUGH IHARKLESSI CLARENCE BURLISON BRUCE BYERS ROGER DAWES RAYMOND GILROY GERALD GLASSBURN LOREN HARRISON LEWIS HAWKS DAVID KARDELL DAVE MACE RONALD MURRAY WAYNE NELSON HEATH NOTLEY JANICE ROBERTS HELEN SCOTT HAL SEWARD PATRICIA WARDELL DARREL YOUNG 'aw' GEAUWANNA FRANK Presidenf This year lhe Junior Class had a successful year. Several members of lhe class played on lhe varsily baslcelball and loolball leanns, showing skill and providing lhe backbone of nexl year's squads. Janel Poll won 'rhe Lions' speech conlesl. She, Jo Ann Shadwell, Sue Robin- son. and Kalie Haslinqs all held sludenl body ohfices. The annual Junior Prom proved lo be a success. The class was headed by Gveauwanna Franlr and Joe lvloore. Mr. Grush is lhe advisor. SEATED, lefl lo righf: Selma Smilh, sec- refaryg Mr. Lou Grush, advisor, Joe Moore, president. STANDING: Barry Binks, represenfaliveg Ward Leslie, vice- presidenl. NOT PICTUREDZ Ward Sandy, lreasurerg David Brown, yell leader. SEATED, lei! to righl: Lynne Carlton secrelaryg Connie Brown, yell leader STANDING: Tom Spade, represenfalive Barry Binks, vice-presidenlg Dick Bren nan, lreasurerg Geauwanna F-ranlr, pres idenl. CLFISS 0F '58 JOE MOORE President ,Hmm an .ui .ri-'S O I li MORFORD - PERIOD I FIRST ROW, lefl lo righl: M. Campbell, K. Pasley, L, Williams, K. Thomlinson, C. Brown, P. Miller, C. Sanders, P. Barnes, A. Harkey. SECOND ROW: H. Richard, D. G-ranl, R. Mellon, S. Anfhcny, S, Fleck, S, Wayl, N. Decker, C. Bodenhamer, M. Hudson, C. Ellioll. THIRD ROW: B. Bumbaugh, D. Draqoo, J. Broome, J. Berry, J. Ball, G. Spencer, M. DeMoss, B. Bidwell. FOURTH ROW: D. Lynch, W. Adams, D. Baker, R. Wilde, R. McAllister, P. Hopkins, J. Lack, F. Poole, B. Splielhof. L than MORFORD - PERIOD 3 FIRST ROW, Ieff Io riqhl: J. Brockman, B. Renlfro, P. Ryan, J. Collins, D. Brooks, S. Teague, S. Wriqhl, V. Conner. SECOND ROW: J, Friend, H. Coaies, B. Healon, B. Binks, P. Lonnberg, K, Combs. THIRD ROW: G. Johnson, 6. Morris, D. Bui, T. Rusl, N. Foss, R. Ward, D. Brown. FOURTH ROW: W. DeLaney, E. Grisl, R. Mills, D. Glasco, T, Schiolh, B. Harris, D. Evans, M. Overman, 33955518 I mem lawns ::nr1s-nn: w an an am1iu:'rrmzm1z, GIBBS - PERIOD Z FIRST ROW, Iefl lo righl: A. Cannon, E. Conway S, Holberl, D. Queen, V. Bowers, B. Redman, M Peck, L. Hill, S. Robinson, C. Presley. SECONE ROW: V. MacDonald, R. Murray, K. Sacco, J MORFORD-PERIOD 2 FIRST ROW, Iefl Io riqhlz L, Belmonle J. Fowler, J. Bronson, F. Meyer, J. Tooley, C. Jenkins, M. Kliebe, C. Endi- coll, C, Reed. SECOND ROW: E. Ek- dahl, J. Mazzini, N, Krick, D. Fisk, D, Bullard, G. Price, G. Foss, G. Picol. THIRD ROW: R. Friend, O. Swarls, R. Clare, C, Frembling, P. Seabridqe, F. Simonick, A. Lockwood, R. Morry. FOURTH ROW: F. Wood, R. Zoellmer, R. Calon, L. Lawrence, T. Balchelor, H. Urban, D. Brow, D. Vanderpool, D. Runner, RILEY - PERIOD 4 FIRST ROW, Iefl lo righl: B. Barber, M. Robinson M. Brown, C. Nash, B. Mock, S. Davis, B. Townsend P. Miller, J, Dyer, S, Smifh. SECOND ROW: B Thompson, C. Griner, L. Thompson, J. Bossuol ine . xo tw 4' 4 hufflelon, J. Palmer, C. Mallery, J. Shadwell, K. luck, L. Carllon, M. Ellis. THIRD ROW: D. Wolf, 5. Mellolf, R. Moskoff, R. Pierce, D. Peery, G. llore, B. Younqman, J. Brouillard, E. Reulher, M. Richards. GIBBS- PERIOD 3 BOTTOM ROW, left fo righl: C, Lid- dell, L, Brennan, N. Collyer, G. Augus- line, L. Prilchard, S. Smilh, J. Presley, G. Doulhil, B, Lee. SECOND ROW: S. Bowler, P. Avise, D. Clineschmidl, J. Rodriguez, R. Walfers, L. Eaqleman, A, Basfunas, C. Hubble, E. Evans. THIRD ROW: B. Wilkins, S. DeHar1, B, Boyer, F. Cibula, D. Cady, E. Asher, D. Ross, S. Evans, S. Grove, R. Sanders. ..,.,......-v GRUSH - PERIOD 2 BOTTOM ROW, lefl fo righl: M. Heafher, M. Van Horne, D. Allen, D. Jones, J. Fowler, G. Wieland, A. Williams, J. Jordan, J. Hansen. SECOND ROW: J. Thoman, D. Wrighf, B. Bassell, G. Beyer, K. Benl, S. Haffield, S. Bumbauqh, L. Slerpenig, J. Abboll. THIRD ROW: T. Spade, W. Gandy, R. Mitchell, G. Baugh, D. Carlon, J. Gladwell, J. Barbosa, M. Wriqhl. FOURTH ROW: L. Pelerson, J. Woolf, G. Frank, T. Wilson, L. Gofcher, T. Bosserman, K. Williams. GRUSH - PERIOD 5 I' HRSIIIIQS- Hewffr F' peese- I' Haunsclllld- G' BOTTOM ROW, Ieff lo righf: V. Williams, R. Woodcook, P. Harler, M. Puffer, B. Bryanf, D. Cameron -efW '- D- W ?Y- R- Mdflm- Br Glassbufn- THIRD R. sowaor, K. Rnpofrso. sEcoNo ROW: D. Hinlmle, J. Robo, s. Doroskorsoh, L. Tennanl, s. Southern IOW1 W- L2S e. D- We- Er Dvef- Rr Buffon- Rr J. Halcomb, D. Benneff, c. Kardell. THIRD ROW: 1. Burke, M. Leonard, R. Hodoororr, J. Rice, w nice- '-- Van NOV- D- B'e E'd - R- Afnefll Pr Bfvwr Leach, R. Doro, w. Waymire, J. Reynolds. FOURTH ROW: cs. Peck, G. Almquisl, s. srrrinr, w. Rhodes ,, awww M. Jones, C. Halek, D. Brown. C. Cordell, K, Morrow, J. Clineschmidl, D. Gray, H. Bruce. A1 1' :ll J K wusmirnnsrsil Q' loavnsn ,rm 'x esuumuu7 4 S1112- . o 1 MORFORD - PERIOD 6 BOTTOM ROW, left lo riqhlt M, Gola- bieski, D. Mefhvin, T, Smifhson, R. Farris, J. Porreriield, L. LaRoque, N. McBride, L. Hall. D, Bechfle. SECOND ROW: M. Allen, C. LiHIeiohn, M, John- son, C. Hill, J. Richards, K. McGraw, D. Johnson, R. Daniels, J. Nash, H. Carter. THIRD ROW: R, Bonus, B, Har- row, T. Perry, M. Sarqenf, B. Prusia, R. Henry, D. Sharefle, J. Williamson, W. Herman, J. Hall, V. Miles. FOURTH ROW: J. Fosler, L. Thompson, C. Bauqh, K. Jeanlel, P. Pike, L. Miller, H. Saun- ders, L. Friend. C. Vassion, D. Green, L. Lunde, J. Kelbauqh. GIBBS - PERIOD 7 BOTTOM ROW: Ieil lo righl: L. Hen- drix, B. Curfis, L. Barneffe, B. Harring- lon, R. Thomas, M. Dunlap, J. Brown, L. Harper, E. Sowards, F. Lemmons, SECOND ROW: B. Kelly, L. Decosle, S. Campbell, J. Harl, M. Shellon, D. Adams, C. Whealon, M. Pasforino, G. Kern, J. Poli, B. McKenzie. THIRD ROW: J. Pope, J. Millon, K. Kronelier, G. Runyon, T. Finlrler, B, Moore, J. Moore, W. Throop. MORFORD - PERIOD 7 BOTTOM ROW, left fo riqhlz R. Herb- ling, B. Berry, S. Trailer, V. Caldwell, S. Sharefle, P. Pearce, V. Snavely. SEC- OND ROW: M. Kimball, J. Dobyns, H. Thomas, S. Reinhard, C. Besf, E. Bessey, L. Freeman. THIRD ROW: D. Williams, J. Shoup, N. Bailey, B. Lees, R. Winkle, B. Marqrave, R. Parker. FOURTH ROW: E, Gusl, J. Reed, B. Boolhroyd, M, Beaver, D. Lulzow, P. Leas. SEATED, lefl lo righl: Jerry Sherman, yell leader: Donna Bidwell, lraasurerg Dave Borders, secrefary. STANDING: Fred Browner, represenfaliveg Marshall Braclrin, presidenlg Mike Anlhony, vice- presldenf. A Nh M CLHSS 0F '59 MARSHALL BRACKIN Presidenl JOH N MCGOWAN Presidenl This year 'rhe Sophomore Class was led by lhe presidenls Marshall Braclcin and John McGowan. Under lhe excellenl leadership ol lvlr. Kulras, who will be wilh lhis class unlil il graduales, and lhe help and complele cooperalion of lhe olher ollicers and lacully members, lhe Sophomore Class was again a successful one. The class began lo prepare lor ils projecl by which il would be remembered when il graduales. Anolher ol ils oulslanding accomplishmenls was lhe all-oul supporl ol lhe Aclcer Tournamenl, which was held in Redding lhis year. This year lhe class revealed some ol ils oulslanding sludenls in scholaslics. alhlelics. and leadership, who will be very imporlanl lo Shasla in years lo come. SEATED, lefl to riqhl: Kathy Ross, secre- faryg Mr, George Kulras. advisor, Mario Serafin, yell leader. STANDING: Roger Clark, lreasurerg John McGowan, pres- idenlg Mike Anfhony. represenlalive. NOT PlCTUR'ED: :ral Lynch, vlce-pres- i enl. I 5 ,fsfziz I f :eases I I rw ff! 1' ' r ,T W: as 'ii 'N . Qs L -5 fy :P .fs ' f QE? JACKSON - PERIOD I BOTTOM ROW, Iefl lo riqhl: D. Borders, M. Clark, K. Moore, K. Murray, J, Smilhson, C. Gomon, B, Keys, N. Bennefl, J. Sherman. SECOND ROW: J. Nixon, V, Clineschmidf, M. Whillaker, J. Mills, W. Phillips, J, Vandiver, R. Kelsay, G. Spohn, J, Slrange. THIRD ROW: S. Lanfz, M. Greene, A. Zoellmer, F. Weaqanl, R. While, S. Sellers, N. Marlin. FOURTH ROW: D. Harris, G. Boyce, R. Fox, G. Gifford, E. Moravec, C, Schafer, K. Windle. i 5 I . v KUTRAS- PERIOD 5 BOTTOM ROW, Iell fo righf: C. Cowarl, R, Chiara, M, Droscher, J. Paul, S. Wise, M. Jencks, B, Logan, K. Grimm, C. Friend, B. Cox, J. Heel, E. Brooks. SECOND ROW: T. Poller, P. Williams, B, Reed, D. Slreel, G, Lack, B. Barnard, G. Vanderpool, F. Dohle. THIRD ROW: L. Anderson, L. McManus, G Wolf, W. Houslon, E. Love, J. Sass, M. Froloff, N, Coals. FOURTH ROW: D, Haberlinq, R. Tobiasi son, P. Economou, C. Sar-genillo, M. Wilson, O. Holmes, I , A . xv sn s-1. imL mvgz1K :ii KUTRAS- PERIOD Z BOTTOM ROW, Iell lo righl: S. Barnelle, D. Rice J. Phillips, R. Nesbilf, M. Ray, J. Moon, B. Hovell K. Arncldy, J. Shaver, S. Zellin, J. Irvine, SECONII ROW: S. Daniels, B. Laylon, K. Overman, L, Erick son, L. Harrison, W, Gcold, L. Tanner, R. Heidle KUTRAS- PERIOD 4 BOTTOM ROW, lefl fo righl: J. Wilson, B. Felsher, C. Shelton, U. Grace, S. Nelson, B. Lighffool, L. Morris, J. Brown, V. Hall, S. Bui. SECOND ROW: K. Pearson, L. Riley, B. Kali, Y. Rice, C. Weir, J. Barbera, P. Lynch, B. Odell, C. Scofl. THIRD ROW: T. Maxwell, C. Merrick, G. Kindred, B, Clemenls, B. Jones, T. Greer, N. Hadyn, G. Morgan, FOURTH ROW: R. Rodriguez, J. Craw- ford, L. Erickson, C. Lewis, P, Richards, J. Word, J. Windle, L. Byron, B. Smilh. O'BRlAN - PERIOD 6 BOTTOM ROW, Iefl Io righl: C. Hyall, M. Reinke A. Overman, P. Vickers, M. Virgin, V. Chavez, W Porler, B. Crawford, E, Weber. SECOND ROW: C Virgil, T. Loufon, D, Bidwell, S. Pelersen, L, Bairell R. Hale, M. Long, F, Spangler, E. Wrighl, V, Rob 11 gli UQQ augh. THIRD ROW: M. Pelak, H. Bruce, R, Young, Weingariner, J. McGowan, W. Laflranchini, R. eqy, T. Davidson, D. Harper. FOURTH ROW: M, iller, H. Dierlrinq, A. Norris, K. Bravinder, , Case, G. Snow, F. Browner, T. Williams, D. O'Brien. O'BRlAN - PERIOD 4 BOTTOM ROW, lefl lo riqhl: L. Wolver- lon, S. Davenporl, C. Dodson, D. De- Harf, R. Bonus, L. Younqman, S. Tucker, B. Porter, D. Cochran, B. Bisbee. SEC- OND ROW: J. Byers, D, Holloway, M. Hanes, L. Ballenger, B. Williams, C. McArlhur, J. Pringle, S. Werner, P. Proclor, THIRD ROW: G. Nixon, T. Blankenship, P. Lyons, K. Smith, L. Shoup, R. Jenkins. FOURTH ROW: B. Holcomb, B. Wilkins, 6. Erickson, E, Pfunlner. rls, THIRD ROW: J, Rucker, D. Boyd, B. Calhey, . Doelker, B. Verl, R, McArlhur, H, Lewis, H. luckolls, D. Freeman, D. Winfers. FOURTH ROW: Zellin D Padula L Lon C Crawford J. V - . - . - 9, - i lard, P. Huck, D. Aramayo, B. Bellus, L. Jackson, B. Fowler, ws-sa sim KUTRAS- PERIOD 3 BOTTOM ROW, lefi lo righl: B. Porler, P. Slewarl, S. Quinn, J. Benedicl, C. Burchfield, M. Piper, L. Leach, K, Hall, E. Greer. SECOND ROW: P Pierce, P. Warren, K. Marlin, B. Winfers, S. Websler, K. Ross, J. Putman, L. Redfern, S. Mollern, S. Slimmcl, D. Hislop, G. Wall. THIRD ROW: D. Hub- bard, J, Peacock, S, Barnard, I. Ross, D. Gordon, M. Anfhony, M. Black, R. Clark, D. Denfon, R. Leach, F, Meyers. FOURTH ROW: D, Morgan, K. Meeder, M. Haslings, G. Kennedy, T. Marsolik, C. Haverly, D, Monqold, M. Black, H. Fiie, R. Fisher. JACKSON - PERIOD 7 BOTTOM ROW, left io righl: P. Twyman, H. Melz, F. Padgel, D. Pearson, J. Noll. SECOND ROW: R. Brown, M. Evans, D. Lillleiohn, A. Davison, M. Nixon. THIRD ROW: J. Adair, R, Cibarl, R. Aldrich, C. Freeman, L. Springer, R. Higgins. rms. mercy s- a am swims . f f, - 4 .xi I if E u 5 4 J SEATED, lefl lo riqhl: Lylia Bidwell, yell leader, Susie Shaw, vice-presidenlg Judy Love, secretary. STANDING: Charles Fleharfy, representative, Ross Carler, presidenf: Jon CroHo, lreasurer. CP Ween-www' ,,,. -QMWWEWN ,n.,,hN-M. 'Elia' f 5 N, ROSS CARTER Presidenl BOB THORPE Presidonf The Freshman Class sfarled ouf lhe firsl sernesler wilh lhe annual magazine i sale in which a large amounf of money was broughf in. The Freshman Class worked very hard af 'rhis proiecf and accumulaled more money on sales fhan any olher previous class. Wifh fhis money fhe Freshman Class will find a worfh- while proiecf in fhe fufure wifh which fo worlc. The freshman boys also played a large parl in our sporls acfivilies fhis year, showing lhe qualifies of fine sporfsmanship and leadership required for our fulure sporfs acfivifies and feams. Scholars are among us foo, as many freshman sluclenfs belong lo C.S.F.7 also, members of our class are falenfed and one of fhem parficipaled in one of our fine school sludenf body plays. - If is cerfain fhaf fhis class will accomplish many 'rhings during ifs fufure years af Shasla. wmwmeifi SEATED, lefl lo riqhl: Sheila While, yell lealderg Lylia Bidwell, represenfaflve- Kalhleen Binks, vice-presidenfg Mr Gibbs, advisor, Bob Thorpe, presidenlg Carolyn Girimonle, secrelaryg Pal Mal- lery, lreasurer. -. svn' Q1-A-f 'I 5595 'I 'S una unus- Aman -Quinlan nmeeiifi MARSHALL - PERIOD 2 BOTTOM ROW, lefi lo righf: K. Hazelline, S. Lelsinger, C. Morrison, S. Prilchard, G. Tackeff, D. Rabe, N. Wallen, K. Nelson, K. Holmes. SECOND ROW: K. Miller, E. Pike, B. King, J. Cameron, S. Price, T. Pfunfner, L. Gregory, C. Hensley, M. Evans. THIRD ROW: G. Wakefield, L. Sarqenf, R. Trask, J. Smool, J. Croffc, D. Sfiles. D. Sfewarl, B. Slephens. FOURTH ROW: J. Slreel, M. Evans, R. Mihalie, R. Neill, C. Fleharfy, J. Beguin, L. Lausen, N. Ravencrofi. RILEY- PERIOD 2 BOTTOM ROW, Iefl To right D. Law, C. Miller, S. Jordan, P. Trelease, K. Maxwell, C. Clare, IE. Wilson, J. Puinam M. Ouilefle. SECOND ROW: S. While, G, Halcomb, W. Oxley, C. Macarlney, P. Propieseh, K. Doherfy, S. Janfze C. Girimonfe, S. Shareffe, G. Adair. THIRD ROW: L. Dickey, J. Dunlap, J. Reese, D. Colby, J. Hemsfed, M Wesf, A. Porler-Smilh, R. Conley. FOURTH ROW: R. Hunf, J. Wieland, C. Hord, R. Kehoe, J. Berry, J. Reminqfon 4 .43 JACKSON - PERIOD 3 BOTTOM ROW, Iefl lo righf: D. May, D. Mercier, N. Davis, K. Binks, L. Bidwell, B. Nowell, C, Slahl- berg, G. Smilh, G. Wambold, N. Millon. SECOND ROW: R. Brown, M. Lierd, T. Mack, G. Splawn, A. Carmack, H. Vassion, L. Pearson, D. Lakman, M. Parker, J. Bull. THIRD ROW: B. Cobb, D. Fall, J. Fowler, R. Leonard, L. LaRoque, R. Schraqe, L. Gionel, B. McBroom. FOURTH ROW: B. Diedisch, B. Farber, C. Jernigan, L. Derrick, J. Hiqhlower, D. Williams, G. Rogers. GIBBS-PERIOD 6 BOTTOM ROW, leff lo righfa B. Gixinos, L, Easlon, J. Horner, B. Kruse, V. Krinna, M. Alger, S. Newcomer, L. Toms, N. Cox, L. Tanner. SECOND ROW: L, Easley, P. Lanll, J. Arbuckle, C. Allen, E. McClain, M. Slahl, P. Gaull, J, Lynn, M. Johnslon. THIRD ROW: L. Presley, R, Phillips, B. Kirken, M. Smilh, J. Hoffman, C. Williams, R. McDonald, E. Baugh, D. Moore, 6. Bromwell, H. Mori. FOURTH ROW: D, Blaqq, G. Turman, J. Barbe, D. Varvel, F. Ferrell, D. Tucker, C. Aeleburry, J. Garman, G. Hardy. . Q 7 ,LQ .- MARSHALL-PERIOD 3 BOTTOM ROW, lei? lo riqhl: S. Shaw, P. Peiold M. Reinke, L. Carlson, M. Solie, H. Presley, J Fonseca, S. Hohirner, C. DuOueNe, L, Birkland SECOND ROW: C. Moore, 8. Morlord, A. Mason C. While, G, Johnson, M. Doulhif, M. Williams GlBBS- PERIOD 5 BOTTOM ROW, leff lo righl: D. Grush, W. Weqley, M. Ulrich, J. Farris, Y. Casebeer, J. Whilney, C, Donnelly, J. Kofford, L. Orlebek, B. LeBlanc, N. Sands, R, Kimball. SECOND ROW: R. Carfer, D. Machado, R. Falcon, B. Hopper, R, Carler, K. Russell, J. Moore, R. Lane, T. Dunlap, THIRD ROW: B, Birlcil, G. Durman, G. Bossuol, E, Samuelson, C. Blair, M. Lerwill, P. Lynch, H. James, R. Boafner. FOURTH ROW: G, Scalf, M. Canlrell, L. Brackin, G. Hursf. RILEY-PERIOD 6 BOTTOM ROW, lefl lo riqhl: L. Cross, R. Murphy J. Love, H. Kilchell, P. Endicolf, N. Pachuca, J Smilh, M. Pike. SECOND ROW: M. McClure, K Koopman, G. Hensley, K. Miller, P. Richter, M Williams, D. Wardrobe. THIRD ROW: D. Dein 111-ri-1 i 'i ' m...w. ,ao H. Sleinbach, B. Arnold, G. Kile, M. Wayl, N. Daniels. THIRD ROW: B. Blazer, E. Wrighl, H. Hel- Iinqer, M. Marlin, K. Wefherbee, M. Hill, T. Gen- eres, J. Boren. FOURTH ROW: T. Carr, D. Gofcher, M. Miller, S. Brown, J. Colburn, G. Erickson, A. Marr, D. Bailey, M. Armslrong. CLARK - PERIOD 6 BOTTOM ROW, Ieff lo right J. Edson, S. Miller, P. Driscoll, K. Kasiah, L. Cos- fin, I. Leonard, B. Green, K. Myers, B. Conway. SECOND ROW: S. Ball, M. Nelson, D. Crenshaw, J. Hawkey, J. MacCabe, G. Holum, F. Simon, M. Mark, B. Grenvik, C. Manh, THIRD ROW: J. MacCabe, R. Rifler, P. Enck, T. Williford, D. Conner, K. Burlon, J. Fox, D. Holler, L. Blaylock, M. Farley. nger, R. Downs, J. Harper, J. Leroy, G. Fuefz, M. Vincelle, R. King, E. Easley, T. McClelland. :OURTH ROW: S. Neal, M. Franchelli, N. Nixon, l. Burke, M. Work, L, Wick, J. Bransleller, J. Williamson, C. Miller. GRUSH - PERIOD 4 BOTTOM ROW, lefl lo righl: W, Espil, C. Dowell, K. Huey, J. Harlman, M. Payne, H. Rawlins, L. Finn, L. Whifmore. SECOND ROW: G. Blaylock, M. Krinner, L. Loughrey, L. Farley, S. Gouller, E. Graves, P. Fuchs, B. Randolph, E. Hardy, P. Hendrix, B. Rice. THIRD ROW: A. Slinnel, C. Greer, T. Trusas, D. Wrolen, P. Virek, B. Thorpe, D. Drew, H. James, L. Grigsby, P. Kalsoudas, B, Caslle. FOURTH ROW: D. Burns, B. Oglesby, T. Taylor, C. Rool, M. Bailor, R. While, G. Robinson, R. Ellis, R. Hulchings, J. Gulllixson, T. Young. -ll SEER? , CLARK-PERIOD 7 BOTTOM ROW, leff fo riqhf: C. Frosl, S. Miller, S. Resler, E. Collins, C. Norfon, J. Jackling, C. Rose. SECOND ROW: B. Herron, C. Blagrave, R. Fulk, E. Floco, S. Clark, G. Perkins, M. Forschler. THIRD ROW: E. Pringle, C. Gray, E. Bryant, M. Allen, J. Baker, R. Shoup, D. Kliever, B. Lifquisl. FOURTH r ROW: R. Freeman, D. Cibarl, D. Squire, T,Splie1l1of, F. Keeler, R, Safller, G. Harber. lui I 1. A .watrna J' N9 ' - K I. , I, 1' - rx I.. n x. ..- KJ- UR v ,,.w1m 'fa ....-ff if ff 6'lf6lf7fLC,..' J tiJC1l2 ,abwbfawxuf 'aligg JZQQf miL414QVpQ3ff Scuba LQ! ffifvfgzzfoz' ff ,P 4-Qtfgfifwtffr wj,f'0' -c 1.42641 41! ,gkf .faii-4-fczgifl c, a,4,1,o4.Jf Q M f J ,fgx-60,17 f 'fg'f7J7 c ?f1ilZi -fm, C Z2 My gfhf Mgfij , W W 2 w 3jafJjlm7fhjQj! 5 l , 1 44f?lUf ff , 1 L 6 WW 'W y V- 1' . 1 ' 4' .r ,, 4 ' , - G I M sr ,.,1 Q. :pb .. -AL-,.-w ,wx ---,f nr muh , V V, X .. 147, .Mir-a, V 1. . wr jg! Wx, 55 ,f 'L , nh 13 ,Y lr I K.-,-nf' , iff A013-'v::f--L .N .ri-.':'Tf7feJ:,:rfg 3551 ' 'ff ff ff- Wi 1.1. a'r.pfw-- f . - 1 ,, 4 id + 1 .1 ,L N 1- A ,Q L ,. 1 , ,... ......g . - ,mmMqwqyhwmfww ! . - 3 FRONT ROW, leff To right P. Ulrich, P. Avise, C. Overman, C. Meiske, C. Friday, D. Pierre, M. Kleibe, C. Murphy, G. DeForesT, S. Barnard, B. LayTon. SECOND ROW: A. McClain, S. McEnaney, L. LaRoque, L. Kirk, S. Daraskavich, S. Websier, J. Shufflelon, B. Yager, M, Ziemer, D. Oliver, L. Graham. THIRD ROW: D. Williams, T. Burke, F. Hayes, B. Harrow, J. Wilson, G. Frank, J, Ganialos, P. Hopkins, J. Millon, J. Derby. FOURTH ROW: J. Ganafos, L. Willbur, J. McGowan, M. Severfson, K. Morrow, R. Bland, R. Thorpe, J. C. Reed, R. Cowling. Fl CFlPPEllI3l The A Cappella This year upheld The sTandards seT by previous choirs, providing many Tine performances Throughoui' The school year. The highlighf of The year came wiTh The STaTe Music FesTival held in San Jose. The choir had previously Talcen parT in The local TesTival and laler The disTricT TesTival, boTh being held in Chico. The choir also represenTed NorThern CaliTornia aTThe NorThern CaliTornia lvlusic EducaTors' ConTerence in Red BIUTT. This year Tor The TirsT Time The A Cappella presenTed a concerT in con- iuncTion wiTh The Advanced Girls' Glee and The Advanced Boys' Glee. This was Tollowed by The annual A Cappella ConcerT in May. For The second Time in as many years, The A Cappella Choir appeared on Television, giving Two perwformances Tor The ChrisTmas season. lvlr. Ralph WadsworTh led The A Cappella Through anoTher successiul year. MR. RALPH WADSWORTH Direcfor FIRST ROW, lefl lo righT: T. Smifh, F. Hawkey. SECOND ROW: D. Borders, B. Bangsberg, Nl. Kile. rr ' 1l1w:ul'1maseeusemix sl FRONT ROW, Ieff To righf: K. Arnoldy, J. Smifhson, J. Hoffman, P. Warren, E. Weber. SECOND ROW: L. Kirk, C. Wolf, Y. Rice, C. Allen, T. Smiihson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Fields, T. Smith, N. Smifhson, R. Ellis. URCHESTRII The presenT orchesTra was The nucleus of a Tull symphony orchesfra which was formed aT ShasTa This year. The full orchesfra rehearsed one evening during The weelc. NexT year iT is hoped ThaT The full symphony will be included in The curriculum. Each year a number of The more advanced players aTTend a clinic for band, chorus, and orchesTra aT The College of Pacific in SToclcTon. Thus receiving The opporTuniTy To perform under some of The world's more ouTsTancling musicians. The orchesfra performs for many local groups. Numbered among The mosT popular performances is ThaT of The NorThern California lvlusic FesTival. They also played for The lvloTher's Day Tea early in The spring. This year The orchesfra for The firsT Time, presenTed a full concerT. EnThusiasm was really high This year and, as in The pasT, This group was ouTsTanding in characTer as well as musicianship. MR. JAMES FIELDS Direcfor FRONT ROW, leff To righl: C. Sangenifio, J. Milion, D. Denham, T. Smifh. SECOND ROW: D. Williams F. Hawkey, D. Mace, P. Huck, R. Saunders. THIRD ROW: D. Wifcher, N. Marfin, M. DeMoss, M. Pudliner P' ,ov ADVANCED GIRLS FIRST ROW, lei? To right L. Harg- er, H. Rawlins, M. orschler, . Friday, C. Dodson, B. Erby, K. Binks, S. Whife, K. King, S. rice. G. Hewifl, C. Nash. SECOND ROW: R. Woodcook, C. Ham- monds, L. Kirk, B. Harringion, B. Morford, K. Doheriy, S. Wayf, S. Bui, N. Smifhson, B. Townsend, P. Miller, L. Sierpeniq, C. Murphy. THIRD ROW: M. Ulrich, L. Redfern, D. Bullard, D. Grush, G. DeForesT, S. Reinhard, C. Girimonfe, S. Quinn, J. Smifhson, T. Smiihson, J. Smalley, J. Johnson, S. Bumbaugh. GIRLS' GLEE Beginning Girls' Glee is open To all girls. The course offers a chance for The girls To receive The Training and experience necessary for becoming good singers. Here They are TaughT The voice fundamenTals, music Theory, how To read music and, in addiTion, They gain The experience of group singing. If The girls have some abilify and enThusiasm, They may look forward To possibly being chosen To go on To The Advanced Girls' Glee. This year The glee club has abouT fiffy members. Advanced Girls' Glee is a class giving The girls of ShasTa a chance To prove Themselves as singers. The girls receive conTinued Training in voice fundamenfals, reading music and music Theory. ThroughouT The year. The glee club gives concerTs and occasionally is asked by various groups To perform. An annual affair is The performance for The Elks Memorial Service. They will parTicipaTe in The Norfhern California Music FesTival This spring. There are approximaTely forTy members in The club. The girls show a IoT of enThusiasm which has paid off This year in The form of much improved performances. If a sTudenT shows abiliTy, she may be chosen To Try ouT for The A Cappella Choir. Mr. Ralph Wads- worTh is The new insTrucTor This year. v ff W .si .mmf -'M BEGINNING GIRLS FIRST ROW, leff To riqhf: P. Mal- lery, S. Jordan, R. Smlfh, G. Per- kins, P. Pearce, J. Kenneff, C. Dowell. M. Krinner, P. Driscoll. N. Davis, V. Morris, J. Moon. SECOND ROW: L. Cross, D. Adams, A. Dorsey, C. Frosi, G. Adair, D. Crenshaw, G. Kern, B. Conway, L. Davis, C. Hensley, M. Pike, A. Overman. THIRD ROW: M. Clark, K. Graf, A. Mason, P. Ryan, J. Dobyns, R. Uhl, L. Ballenger, B. Hale, J. Sfrang, S. Resler, B. Kruse, B. Porfer. FOURTH ROW: E. Con- nelly, J. Lynn, K. Maxwell, A. Davison, T. Pfunfner, G. Hensley, P. Hendrix, H. Upham, B. Gizinos, C. Mauiz, M. Wayi. ADVANCED BOYS FIRST ROW, leff fo righfs K WeTherbee, M. Hill, G. Morgan B. Thorpe, R. Alexander, B. Blazer: SECOND ROW: M. Severfson, R. CaI'on, J. Reed, D. Burke, R. Gray, B P '.THIRD ROW. M W'- . rusia ' . hi? eker, K. Williams, C. Frembling D. McLain, T. Porfer, L. Peferson B. Byers. MR RALPH WADSWORTH Direcior BEGINNING BOYS FIRST ROW, Ieff To righh D. Harri- son, R. Cibarf, L. Anderson, L. Friend, S. Neal, R. Murra , D. Ken-yon, C. Vassion. SECOND low: A. Carmack, T. Troxler, C. Affebury, C. Conley, L. -Crgwell, P. Richards, . ass. BUIIS' GLEE Boys' Glee l ohlers a chance Tor boys To receive The Training and experience necessary Tor becoming good singers. Open To all boys. This class Teaches noTe reading, voice TundamenTals and music Theory in addiTion To The experience of group singing. ATTer compleTion of The course oiiered in Boys' Glee l, The boys Then become eligible Tor Boys' Glee ll. The enThusiasm of This group has been excepTional ThroughouT The school year. Boys' Glee II is one of The more advanced singing classes offered. Faced wiTh a large rebuilding iob This year, The choir came Through in Tine Tashion, giving many performances during The year and proving To be in much demand ThroughouT The ciTy of Redding. Perhaps The highlighT oT The year Tor The group was Their appearance aT The N'orThern California Music FesTival aT Chico This spring. The Training received in This class is necessary To possible selecTion Tor becoming a member of The A Cappella Choir. Because oT The high level of performing abiliTy oT The choir, Boys' Glee ll has proved To be a popular class among The boys and is oTTen called upon Tor performances in The communiTy. mwmmmmassar-ff zlmfceeas-1s,mmmf,svssz 'x r-... Hesse, we Q 'S 1 Q YF , E F Q Q by Kli. fi h X 5 S' , f , ' 4, . .1 , . 6 5 W if li E ff-'W f, ' J My if if 1 'v v i, 5? Y 1 as X I l l w I D 1 N- 2 E v A L, . ,Nr : f- ar L: A M M- 5 NRM, ,v V ,L 1. .sl 2' OM FRONT ROW, lefl lo riqhl: T. Smilh, D. Denham, D. Colby, M. Evans. SECOND ROW: Mr. Fields, J. Rabe, R. Bresolin, J. Benedicl, B. Keys, N. Collyer, S. Smilh, M. Brown, N. Millon, M. Nelson, D. Brown, M. Marlin, P. Doulhil, K. Fall, L. Eric son, R. Mace, N. Smilhson. THIRD ROW: M. Campbell, G. Johnson, H. Mell, D. Bidwell, D. Hislop, F. Hayes, M. Wilson, D. Varvel, N. Marlin, B. Depoali, D. Williams, I. Haunschild, C. Wolf. FOURTH ROW: D. Borders, C. Liddell, C. Moore, G. Doulhil, J. Millon, T. Finkler, D. Burns, P. Hopkins, G. Gravlee, G. Spencer, C. Merrick, M. Black, L. Kirk, H. Rickard. FIFTH ROW: F. Hawkey, B. Bangsberg, R. Hodgeson, P. Huck, R. Neill, D. Wilcher, T. Maxwell, D. Cady, M. DeMoss, D. Burke, M. Pudliner, D. Boyd. The Shasla l-liqh Band is The nucleus oT several musical organizalions. The Marching Band is The mosT popular oT These. The Marching Band, Shasla l-liqh Drill Team, and The Twirlers were presenl al each home game and puT on a colorTul halT-Time acTiviTy. The Shasla I-ligh Pep Band Tools over The limelighT during The basl4eTl:Jall season, inslillinq pep aT each game and providing a good show Tor The Tans. This year The leader oT The Pep Band was Tom Smilh. l-le was chosen by The band sTudenTs. PerTorming Tor a qreaT number oT The schools dances was The ShasTa High Dance Band. The personnel oT The Dance Band was selecTed Trom The ConcerT Band. Mr. James Fields direcls The Marching Band and The Dance Band. FIRST ROW, lefl lo riqhl: M. DeMoss, L. Erickson, F, Hayes, N. Marlin, D, Williams, D, Varvel, F. Hawkey. SECOND ROW: R. Hodgeson, P, Huck, B. Bangsberq. THIRD ROW: C. Sangenillo, D. Borders, C. Liddell, D. Denham, T. Smilh, N. Smilhson. sf' Ks V 4 'zve ' T ' QQ, . - . .lang MR. JAMES FIELDS Direclor ff! yi 'MM , , , ciyffaw 1 . ,,,:' ,S senses. 'ms review va: NENA TRUSAS Fall Presidenf JANET PCLF Spring Presideni GIRLS' LEHGUE Girls' League is a service organizaTion. lTs purpose is To creaTe beTTer undersTanding and Tellowship beTween The girls aT ShasTa High. Any girl who is inTeresTed may ioin. Nena Trusas, Tall semesTer presidenT, handled her iob capably. The club sponsored The Sadie Hawkins Dance which is a TurnabouT aTTair, TeaTuring DogpaTch dress and decoraTion. The Sadie Hawkins Dance is TradiTionally one OT The biggesT and mosT popular dances of The year. For ChrisTmas The Girls' League gave baslceTs OT Tood To needy Tamiiies oT The communiTy. This year someThing new was organized, a Girls' League conference held in Chico. This will be carried on every year by schools in NorThern California, and ShasTa will hosT iT nexT year wiTh The help oT CenTral Valley and EnTerprise. A slcaTing parTy was held in February. A member of Girls' League can Talce one guesT and enioy an evening oT slcaTing wiTh 'Friends and class- maTes. The annual skaTing parTy is usually held in midwinTer. Spring semesTer presidenT JaneT PolT did an ouTsTanding iob. One oT The highlighTs of Girls' League is The Richardson Springs Conference aT which ShasTa is represenTed by a delegaTion oT junior and senior girls. The popular MoThers' Day Tea and Tashion show was sponsored by The members of Girls' League in The spring. AnoTher duTy of Girls' League is The worlc They do during The Aclcer TournamenT. They decoraTed The caTeTeria Tor The players and helped serve Their meals aTTer The games. Mrs. Zola Shuman, Mrs. ElizabeTh Moody, Mrs. HarrieT Erickson, and Mrs. ElizabeTh Corrigan all serve as Triendly advisors To Girls' League. Yes, when you combine Tun, communiTy and school service, you'll have The Girls' League oT ShasTa High. FRONT ROW, lei? To righf: B. Odell, J. Polf, N. Trusas, J. Benedict, J. Egaas. SECOND ADVISORS ROW: B. Morford, P. Ulrich, G. Price, M. Droscher. THIRD ROW: L. Brennan, S. Robinson, Z I Sh M EI b ,hc I K. Johnson, A. Friebel. FOURTH ROW: S. Wise, K. Ross, K. Hasfin s, Mrs. Zola Shuman, Mrs' ca uman ff za e or C Advisor, g Mrs. Elizabeih Moody Mrs Ha rrlef Ericks wf 1 1m: i The weekly erupTion oT The ShasTa High sTudenT newspaper, The Volcano, is looked Torward To by all. This year The paper's size varied Trom Tour To sixTeen pages and once a monTh conTained a magazine, The RoTo, prinTed by The NaTional ScholasTic Press AssociaTion. For The TirsT semesTer Lyle LaTTranchini led The sTaTT as ediTor along wiTh Mark Thompson, managing ediTorg JaneT PolT, assisTanT ediTorq Carl Mallery, sporTs ediTorg and Arlyne BasTunas, exchange ediTor. Judy Egaas served as business manager, BuTch lvlargrave as phoTographer, and Lynne Mclvleans as copy reader. Judy Egaas was elecTed ediTor Tor The second semesTer along wiTh JaneT Polf, managing ediTorg Arlyne BasTunas, TeaTure ediTorg Mark Thompson, sporTs ediTorg and Lynne lvlclvleans, exchange ediTor. Business manager was Lyle LaTTranchini and phoTographer was BuTch Margrave. Sonia ZelTin, Carl Mallery, and Jeanne STrang served as reporTers. Mr. Hugh Penman, a new addiTion To The TaculTy, served as a very capable advisor. The ChrisTmas ediTion was one oT The mosT ouTsTanding accomplish- menTs oT This year's sTaTT, as was The Volcano Dance. A sale of WolT decals added much To The Tinances besides creaTing a greaT deal oT school spiriT and inTeresT. The sTaTT aTTended a iournalism conTerence aT STan- Tord UniversiTy in The Tall. In The spring The Volcano sponsored a local conference which was aTTended by surrounding schools. The Volcano Cubs, who are Journalism I sTudenTs, puT ouT some very Tine ediTions along wiTh Their regular wriTings Tor The high school page l oT The local paper. T LYLE LAFFRANCHINI This year's sTaTT proved To be very congenial and had inTeresTing ex- ' Fall Edhor periences in meeTing The ever-presenT deadlines. 'gg2IgEg, f,'2f MR. HUGH PENMAN Advisor FIRST ROW, Ieff To righT: J. Egaas, L. Laffranchini, S. Zelfin, M. Thompson. SECOND ROW: C. Mallery, B. Margrave, A. Basfunas, J. Sfrang, J. Polf. ,A xx mm. . s T I U0lCHIIO C. S. F. RANDALL CLARE MR. GEORGE HENNING-ER Presidenf Ad Scholarship for Service, 'rhe moffo of Shasfa Union l-ligh School's California Schol- arship Federafion, Chapfer 262N, has afforded due recognifion fo sfudenfs receiving grades complying wifh fhe long-esfablished sfandards of fwenfy-fwo years. Accumulafion of fen poinfs, 'rwo of which may be derived from exfracurricular func- fions, is necessary for C.S.F. admission. Three poinfs are awarded for a semesfer A, and a B confribufes one poinf. Six semesfers of C.S.F. membership consfifufes life membership, a highly regarded disfincfion signifying scholasfic achievemenf. There are currenfly abouf sevenfy members in fhe California Scholarship Federafion af Shasfa. The purpose of C.S.F. is fo promofe scholarship among fhe sfudenfs of California. Many of ifs members are leaders of fhe school, bofh in acfivifies and afhlefics. The club's calendar confains many acfivifies. Each year 'lhe dozens of Shasfa sfudenfs who ioin C.S.F. find an opporfunify fo engage in discussions and acfivifies wifh ofhers who fosfer common inferesfs. The meefings are held in an informal afmosphere. This encourages cooperafion and parficipafion among fhe members. Anofher feafure of This organizafion is fhe annual C.S.F. Skip Day. All members of fhe club loolc forward fo fhe day each spring when fhey are dismissed from school fo parficipafe in a group acfivify which fhey have selecfed wifh fhe approval of The club's advisor, Mr. George l-lenninger. This year fhe group planned a weelc-end frip fo San Francisco fo see fhe sighfs and fo have a good fime. The journey, falcen in fhe lafe spring, was loolced forward fo by all wifh anficipafion. lf made worlcing for beffer grades even more worfh while fhan usual. The officers were: Randall Clare, presidenf: Joe Moore, vice-presidenf: Kafie l-lasfings, secrefary, and Ted Finlcler, freasurer. FIRST ROW, left fo righh J. Peacock, L. Veley, E. Soward, L. Thompson, C. Liddell, R. Thomas, L. Leach, K. Aberg, N. Collyer, S. Tucker, J. Shaver. SECOND ROW: C. Shafer, S. McEnaney, J. Polf, J. Bower, J. Bransleffer, S. Lovelady. THIRD ROW: T. Moore, J. Nye, A. Williams, J. Harf, N. Coafs, L. Eagleman, G. Doufhif. FOURTH ROW: T. Finkler, J. Milion, M. Kimball, B. Trapp, K. Hasfings, S. Nelson, C. Bodenhamer, H. Rickard. FIFTH ROW: G. Frank, J. ' l . R . SIXTH ROW: J. 'M B. B b D. Brennan B. Smilh M. Thom son, G. Waff, K. Arnoldy, Nle son, J use oore, angs arg, , , p N. Millon, C. Dowoll. SEVENTH ROW: R. Clare, T. Noel, D. Bui, T. Wilson, G. Clayfon, F. Cibula, D. Kardell, B. Youngman, L. Laffranchini, W. Leslie, W. Laffranchini. EIGHTH ROW: D. Macarlney, R. Bresolin, E. Wegley, D. Glasco, T. Perry, R. Bland, R. Fox. l .I ROGER BLAND JOANN BRANSTETTER JUDY BROWN LYLE LAFFRANCHINI DAVE MACARTN EY TOM NOEL JERRY NYE MARK THOMPSON BARBARA TRAPP I1 FIRST ROW, leff To righf: J. Derby, T. Bafchelor, R. Arnefl, B. Binks, R. Clark, R. Bui, H. Urban, T. Wilson, L. Gofcher D. Odell, D. Froloff, B. House, D. Kyle, M. Serafin, Mr. John Granlham, advisor. SECOND ROW: B. Birfcil, D. Roberls, J. Nye, T. Spade, J. Micklich, T. Greer, C. Cady, G. Gifford, C. Shafer, D. Green, R. Bresolin, M. Hasfinqs, W. Adams, C. Sherman. THIRD ROW: T. Noel, M. DeMoss, B. Bidwell, D. Perry, J. Brouillard, G. Snow, G. Moore, 6. Kennedy, L. Willbur, J. Hamers, F. Hawkey, B. Banqsberg, T. Rusl, F. Cibula, D. Brennan, K. Williams, M. Anfhony. FOURTH ROW: B. Jones, A. Zoellmer, T. Ross, R, Cowling, R. Bland, B. Brewer, C. Mallery, D. Morford, M. Green M. Brackin, L. Lafiranchini, G. Boyce, M. Thompson, F. Browner. Bl0Cll The Block S SocieTy This year was approximaTely sevenTy-Tive sTrong. To earn membership in The club. an aThleTe musT earn a varsiTy or iunior varsiTy leTTer and mainTain a C average in school. The socieTy is a service organizaTion and has made a success oT many worTh-while acTiviTies. They spon- sored a sTudenT-TaculTy baskeTball game, which was one oT The mosT popular evenTs oT The year. This year G. This is an acTive organizaTion oT approximaTely one hundred girls. lTs main obiecT is To promoTe parTici- paTion in organized sporTs such as volleyball, baskeT- ball, soTTball, bowling, badminTon, Tennis, and ping- pong. Girls Taking parT in These sporTs earn poinTs based upon aTTendance and skill. The group also Traveled To Berkeley To see The Cal- STanford TooTball game and Then Toured San Fran- cisco, seeing many inTeresTing sighfs. The highlighT oT The year was The Block NS BanqueT aT which The new oTTicers were chosen Tor The following year. Rex Clark headed The club as presidenT and Mr. 6ranTham served as advisor. IT also awards a pasT presidenT's pin and a Trophy To The all-around aThleTic girl. The advisor Tor The organizaTion is Mrs. l-larrieT Erickson, assisTed by Mrs. Zola Shuman and Miss Lida Jarmon. Below are pictured The members of The Shasfa High Girls' Athletic Association. , , . . , . ,. ., . .X Q . . . ,V .Q . . . ,. J, .K 1 1 f v A - as T T l . Q . 1 T , 1 s lf i 4 h wi an sf...-I,....,, ... . l Ts., ii, --.Q-.,i,1....H'1 i.4,L..L ,ut ' f' .aiu ,-, f . T W males. ' .i T ' 4 eiWQff'?,sss- -. . . ,... , iff I .,.. ' ,. .rw 'Wx f s i'12'Y we-5. QM., Name L -, V Q ., . . .. .... , K IX. snow 'TTT 'TTI .. T . - ' T TQ. T L, Til? T -V-' ' Qggf sfs w .... -Eh K ....- V - 5 W Q v ' 13 ,155 - gi , ,I 7. vm ... 1 Ya . - q We 53535 will V ' . . 'om .wwf me-np.:-'fs FIRST ROW left To righl: J. Jordan, W. Oxley, N. Sands, D. Crenshaw, R. Thomas, C. Hill, L. Rossehi, C. Goman, P. Pierce. SECOND ROW: G. Brcmwell, M. Puffer, L. Sferpenig, D. Nlifch- ell, S. Redfern, K. Sacco, S. Fleck, L. Kirk, S. Bui. THIRD ROW: C. Harris, B. Herron, J. Barbera, C. Jenkins, J. Brower, J. Shaver, C. Bodenhamer, D. Fisk, C. WheaTcn. FOURTH ROW: D. Kyle, B. Diedesch, M. Clark, L. Red- lern, S. Reinhard, D. Draqoo, N. Collyer, M. Pasferino, L, Thomas. FIFTH ROW: G. 8:s- fnueT, R. Bland, L. laffranchini, E. Dyer, L. Wfllbur, J. Dean. SIXTH ROW: D. Denham, R. Dole, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dick Kyle, president: Mr. Delos O'Brian, advisor. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ted Wilson, presidenlg Miss Ruih Fish, advisor, Fred Browner, presidenl. FIRST ROW, lelf lo riqhf: C. Liddell, K. Ar- noldy, D. Bidwell, P. Mallery, P. Pexold, L. Veley, R. Brown, M. Marfin, R. Leonard. SEC- OND ROW: C. Moore, B. Morford, R. Trask S. Websier, M. McClure, P. Forbes, D. Hislop, M. Kimball, 8. Casfle. THIRD ROW: K. Graf, D. Grush, C. Girmonfe, V. Clineschmidf, G. Kils, N. Milton, P. Doufhif. FOURTH ROW: J. Noll, T. Wilson, F. Browner, G. Gravlee, W. Laffranchini, J. Gladwell, D. Ross. FIFTH ROW: M. Hasfings, C. Shaler, M. Work, B. Birlcil. -:rung QQQ THESPIIIII SOCIETII ShasTa I-ligh's chapTer oT The NaTional Thespian SocieTy included beTTer Than sixTy sTudenTs This year who were parTicipaTing in The dramaTic pro- gram in our school. These sTudenTs advanced in The SocieTy as They earned poinTs acTing in sTagecraTT and in oTher acTiviTies ThaT are allied To The producTion oT plays and To public perTormances. Our local chapTer of The NaTional Thespian SocieTy seeks To TurTher The purposes oT The NaTional by encouraging and widening our program oT dramaTics. Our chapTer has Two main obiecTives: To esTablish and advance sTandards oT excellence in The Tield oT drama, and To creaTe an acTive and inTelligenT inTeresT in The dramaTic arTs among high school sTudenTs. Mr. Delos O'Brian is The sponsor oT ShasTa I-ligh's chapTer. IIITIII COUIICII The LaTin Club Council is made up oT Tive members Trom each LaTin class. The club council is under The direcTion oT Miss RuTh Fish. Each LaTin class elecTed oTFicers aT The beginning oT each semesTer To serve in The LaTin Council. These oTTicers also conducTed individual class meeTings and reporTed on The acTiviTies oT The Council. This year all The LaTin clubs convened iusT beTore The ChrisTmas vacaTion and each class presenTed a slciT or some oTher enTerTainmenT. The highlighT oT The year Tor I.aTin Club was The annual spring banqueT. AT This Time achievemenT pins and cerTiTicaTes oT award were presenTed To The ouTsTanding LaTin sTudenTs. In The early spring all LaTin sTudenTs Tool: parT in a naTion-wide l.aTin TesT. Fred Browner and Ted Wilson led The club council. --i. l rr Quail -r' ii F. H. II. The FuTure I-lomemalcers oT America is an organizaTion which empha- sizes The imporlrance oT worThy home membership and TosTers The de- velopmenT oT creaTive leadership in home and communiTy liTe. The F.l-l.A. oTTicers This year were LeTTy Williams, president Jerry WaTT, vice-presidenTp Carol ScoTT, secreTary: Marlene Robinson, Treasurer: RuTh lrleberling, hisToriang and Yvonne Rice and Sandra Newcomer, song leaders. AT The secTion Il meeTing in Dunsmuir lasT year, KaTheryn Thomlinson was elecTed secTion secreTary and ChrisTine Murphy became song leader. ln OcTober, KaTheryn Thomlinson, LeTTy Williams, l955-56 sTaTe par- IiamenTarian, l-lelen ScoTT, and Frances Hayes accompanied by Mrs. Love, Redding advisor, wenT To The sTaTe F.l-l.A. meeTing al' Asilomar. KaTheryn Thomlinson, sTaTe vice-presidenT, has been elecTed To aTTend The NaTional meeTing in Indiana nexT July. F. F. II. The ShasTa UniT OT l:uTure Farmers OT America is iusT one OT many FFA. chapTers ThroughouT The naTion. IT is an organizaTion which Teaches a boy how To handle a Tarm or ranch and helps him To become a beTTer ciTizen oT his communiTy. Farm buTchering, Tree surveying, and parTicipaTing in conTesTs malce up some OT The ouTdoor acTiviTies OT l:.l:.A. Included wiTh These is learning The laws of parliamenTary procedure, selling ChrisTmas cards, and monThly meeTings oi F.l3.A. The highlighTs oT F.l:.A. This year were The Ag Queen conTesT, won by Ronna Fullc, and The annual Par'enTs and Sons' BanqueT. Mr. Sorenson serves as club advisor and also Teaches AgricuITure. .rl v liv in vu 11 n I 1.1 a1.wnxns f.m nwmm FIRST ROW,lefT1o right 6. Adair, C. Murphy, F. Hayes, R. Heberling, W. Porler, S. New- comer, M. Robinson. SECOND ROW: Y. Rice, J. Rodriques, E. Graves, R. Fulk, C. Allen, L. Williams, K. Thomlinson, C. Cowarf. THIRD ROW: J. Barbara, C. Scoil, G. Wall, H. ScoH, C. Frost. LEFT TO RIGHT: Lefly Williams, presidenlg Mrs. Love, advisor, Kalheryn Thomlinson, slale vice-presidenl. limi LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Norris, presidenfg Mr. Sorenson, advisor, Dennis Powers, presidenf. FIRST ROW, left To right: R. McDonald, J, Mac- Cabe, B. Lefquisf, J. Sfreef. SECOND ROW: L. Thompson, R. Norris, J. Shoup, N. Bailey, J. Harper. THIRD ROW: D. Sfreef, H. Trinklein, G. Harber, R. Shoup, D. Kleiver, B. Owen, R. SaHIer, R. Freeman. FOURTH ROW: A. Norris, J. Beguin, L. Shoup, J. Baker, J. Garmen, B. Lees, D. Squire. FIFTH ROW: B. Jose, J. Nunes, B. Kofford, D. Powers, D. Hemsfed, J. Hemsfed. SIXTH ROW: B. Splielhof, D. Mace, J, Sfrael. FIRST ROW: T. Smith. SECOND ROW, Ieff Io iight: J. McKniqhI, E. Woodard, D. Denham, C. Stinson, C. Freeman. THIRD ROW: P. Ker- rigan, R. Heidlebauqh, R. McDonald, J. Breed- love, C. Crawford, K. Windle, R. Salfler, R. Higgins, J. Bull. FOURTH ROW: N. Ravencroft, L. Lausen, J. Beguin, R. Friend, G. Scalf, D. Ciberf, C. Burfon, T. Poffer, M. Moody. FIFTH ROW: D. Freeman, L. Miller, P. Lees, J. Niel- son. SIXTH ROW: C. Brofhers, J. Garman, W. Delany, E. Short, E. Dyer, P. Safller, E. Baugh, D. Fall, D. Bessy. LEFT TO RIGHT: Maior Earl Shoub, leader: Jerry McKnighr, company commander. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Clark Morford, advisor, Fred Hayes, president FIRST ROW, lei? Io righ1:D. Winlers, B. Friend. SECOND ROW: A. Lockwood, M. Lierd, S. Schraqe, R. Schrage. THIRD ROW: F. Hayes, R. Hunf, M. Wesf, R. Nesbili, D. Fall, T. Dun- lap. FOURTH ROW: R. Henry, D. Green, D. Lufzow, CIIDETS Alfhough fhe enrollmenf in fhe California Caclef Corps af Shasfa was below average fhis year, if sfarfed many of Shasfa's graduafes along fhe pafh of leadership bofh in civil life and in fhe armed forces. Some of fhe dufies assigned fo fhe 9fh Baffalion, Shasfa's local unif, are: lll providing insfrucfion in basic milifary science: providing basic combaf experience by field worlcg l3l fraining in marlcsmanship: and l4l acfing as a service club on behalf of fhe school. All members of fhe school rifle feam are members of fhe California Cadef Corps. Many of fhe former cadefs have made a career of fhe Army, and a few of fhe presenf group are considering fhe possibilify. A Baffalion sfaff, consisfing of fwo officers and 'Iwo nowcommissioned officers, has been sef up 'lo falce care of fhe adminisfrnlion and supply needs of fhe cadefs. lviaior Earl Shoub is fhe head of fhe cadef unif ltoro. IIRCHEIW CLUB Archery is fhe fasfesf growing sporf foday, and fhe Shasla l-ligh Archery Club is growing also. This club sfresses good sporfsmanship and feaches fhe funclamenfals of fhe sporf. The members also learn fo appre- ciafe fhe foresfs and wild life. The club has regular meefings af which fhey have pracfice shoofs on fhe baseball field. Alfhough many people fhinlc hunfing is fhe favorife use of fhe bow, fargef shoofing is also a greaf sporf. Each year an archery fournamenf is held fo defermine fhe oufsfanding archer. Under fhe leadership of Mr. Clarlc Morforcl, advisor, and Fred Hayes, presidenf, fhe Shasfa High Archery Club works hard fo malce fhis fournamenf a success. Tsmummnun m : .a Q. ww TRI-HI-II CUUIICIL The besT descripTion oT Tri-I-li-Y would be iTs TiTle: Tri is Tor girls: I-li means high school, and Y sTands Tor Y.lv1.C.A. This organizaTion consisTs of Tive groups: Tri-Debs, Gay Teens, Y-Teens, Tri-ETTes, and MarrieTTes. The of-Ticers council was headed by presidenT Edwina Jones. Mrs. Collins is The school advisor. As a parT oT This year's acTiviTies The girls gave a very successful dance in The Tall, made ChrisTmas baskeTs Tor needy Tamilies, prepared Tavors Tor hospiTalized children, and worked wiTh The March of Dimes. They senT delegaTes To The Y.M.C.A. NorThern California Fall Conference in Anderson and The Model LegislaTure in SacramenTo. HI-CC The I-ligh School ChrisTian Club is a group oT young people who desire To carry ChrisTian principles inTo daily living. This club meeTs regularly on The campus under The leadership oT Mr. ArThur Nelson, advisor, and Marvin WhiTaker, president Members OT The l-Ii-C C enioy a varieTy oT acTiviTies. They have Chris- Tian movies, debaTes on problems of Today. and Bible quizzes. They also enjoy occasional plays aT Their monThly meeTings. Various parTies and Teen Times are sponsored by The club. This organizaTion welcomes any sTudenT who is inTeresTed in The club, and iT is The hope of l-li-C C ThaT every member proTiTs Trom being a parT OT iT. .in ua e FIRST ROW, left fo right J. Benedicl, D, Pierre. N. Gilroy, C. Liddell. SECOND ROW: C. Wheafon, J. Poll, P. Vickers. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Irene Collins, advisor Edwina Jones, president. LEFT TO RIGHT: Marvin Whiiaker, presidenf Mr. Arlhur Nelson, advisor. FIRST ROW, laff Io righf: K. Maxwell, K. Hall, H. Mefz, L. Redfern, S. Nelson, P. Pierce, G. Doulhif. SECOND ROW: J. Collins, K. Graf, A. Davison, H. Rickard, M. Carqile, P. Gaull, THIRD ROW: S. Clark, J. Moon, M. Forschlar, F. Padqef, P. Doufhit, N. Milion. FOURTH ROW: M. Algiers, P. Hendrix, G. Perkins, S. Haffield, F. Meyers, E. Woodard. FIFTH ROW: M. Whifaker, B. Rhddes, K. Windle. SIXTH ROW: M. Allen, T. Finkler, D. Glasco, D. Burns. FRONT ROW, left To right L. Thompson, J. Branslcter, K. Bowler, J. McKay. SECOND RON: W. Wegly, K. Arnoldy, K. Holmes, M. Pasrerino, C. Gersbach. LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Gersbach, president Miss RuTh Fish, advisor, Joann Bransferfer, presideni. LEFT TO RIGHT: Grace Spohn, president Dore ofhy Allen, president Mrs. Belh Slarr, advisor. FRONT ROW, leff fn riqhl: H. Kitchell, G. Spohn, B. Cox, M. Rawlins. SECOND ROW: .'. Ph'll' L. Y H. R I' D. Allen ips, ounqman, aw Ins. - THIRD ROW: G. Kile, A. WIlIiams, B. Nowell. FUTURE TEREHERS The Donna M. Coleman Club, The FuTure Teachers OT America, is aTTiliaTed wiTh The NaTional EclucaTion AssociaTion and The CaliTornia Teachers' AssociaTion. FuTure Teachers oT America helps iTs members To become more acquainTed wiTh The qualiTies of a good Teacher. The members learn abouT The opporTuniTies in Teaching. AdminisTraTors and Teachers oT The communiTy are inviTed To speak. From Time To Time The club goes To anoTher school To sTudy The meThods of educaTion. Fellowship is enioyed wiTh sTudenTs oT oTher high schools aT The DelTa Kappa Gamma Tea given once a year. lviiss RuTh E. Fish is advisnr. FUTURE RURSES The FuTure Nurses is a club Tor girls who plan To go inTo The field oT nursing aTTer graduaTion. By The various acTiviTies The girls engage in, They become acquainTed wiTh The diTTerenT Types oT nursing. The girls Tallc over The diTTerenT schools They plan To aTTend, compare courses and programs oTTered, see movies and learn some of The basic requiremenTs oT nursing. All enioy The Trips To The various hospiTals, where They geT TirsT-hand inTormaTion abouT nursing. The FuTure Nurses Club plans one or Two parTies each year Tor iTs members. ivirs. BeTh 5Tarr is The club advisor. 'QQ mmf cumin T PRESIDENTS Margaret Crowe Frank Hawkey Lorraine Wilden -,-me Duane Morford ADVISORS Mrs. Johnnie Lee Padgeff Mr. John Riley Miss Dorolhy Clark Mr. Richard Garber PUIIPIE SHIRTS IIIID IIIHITE SHIRTS This was a memorable year Tor The members oT ShasTa's Purple SkirTs and WhiTe Sl1irTs. Under The leadership oT lvlargareT Crowe and Frank Hawkey The TirsT semesTer was carried OTT smooThly. The Two clubs Took on various proiecTs such as Their popular cake sales and a Chrislrmas Tree selling proiecT. Because of iTs success iT is TelT ThaT iT will become an annual evenT. The TirsT semesTer came To a close and The second began wiTh The annual SweeThearT Ball. The TirsT and second semesTer officers worked To- geTher on This dance. Lorraine Wilden and Duane lv1orTord guided The Two clubs Through a second semesTer loaded wiTh work. The pep clubs worked endlessly on The Acker Tournamem' noT only To make The visiTors Teel welcome buT also To make a good showing Tor Sl1asTa aT The games wiTh Their chanTs and rouTines. This semesTer came To a halT wiTh The annual banquet The Two main advisors Tor The pep clubs are Mrs. Johnnie Lee PadgeTT and lvlr. John Riley. FRONT ROW, leff To righfz C. Sherman, J. Micklich, T. Moore, B. Harrow, W. Adams, T. Wilson, L. Golcher, B. Bidwell, D. Kyle, D. Greene. SECOND ROW: R. Clare, J. Gullixson, J. Nye, T. RusT, F. Hawkey, J, BrouilIar'd, M. DeMoss, W. Leslie. THIRD ROW: V. McCollum, T. Ross, R. Clark, B. Binks, P. Lonnherg, D. Roberfs, B. House, E. Reulher. FOURTH ROW: D. Morford, L. Kunkler, O. Swaris, T. Noel, N. Foss, D. Odell, D. Froloff. FIFTH ROW: D, Bangsberg, F. Bascom, R. Bresolin, L. Laffranchini, R. Bland, D. Brennan, T. Spade. SIXTH ROW: R. Arnefl, W. Gandy, B. Brewer, H. Urban, S. Carfer, T. Bafchelor. FRONT ROW, Ielf To righfz N. Trusas, J. Nelson, M. Banks, E. Jones, M. Crowe, L. Wilden, D. Shadwell, K. Aberq, J. Egaes, I. Bay. SECOND ROW: C. Murphy, D. Riley, J. McAfee, N. Gilroy, S. Zeliin, B. Trapp, L. Silva, S. Redfern. THIRD ROW: C. Liddell, K. Hasiings, I. Haunxchild, J. Shadwell, N. Collyer, L. Williams. FOURTH ROW: L. Thompson, G. Price, A. Basiunas, J. Polf, L. Carlion, S, Robinson, C. Bodenhamer, G. Picoi. FIFTH ROW' K. Benf, C. Ellicff, K. McGraw, L. Brennan, F. Deese, D. Clineschmildf, K. Ruck, S. SmiTh. SIXTH ROW: K. Johnson, G. Hewilf, I l 5 6 G. Wieland, S. Smith, M. Brown, D. Dragoo, K. Thomlinson. FIRST ROW: R. Marr. SECOND ROW, lefl Io rghl: G. Perkins, P. Pierce, J. Dunlap, K. Grim, L. Easley, L. Orlebeke, B. Herringfon, L, Rosselli, B. Berry, P. Miller, J. Brockman. THIRD ROW: L. Kirk, B. McKenzie, E. Weber, J. Harl, Peacock, P. Warren, D. Dragoo, M. Paslorino, K. Ross, L. Hale, J. Paul, S. Redfern. LEFT TO RIGHT: Arlene Peterson, Leader: Mrs. Zola Shuman, Advisor: Roberla Marr, Assislanl Leader LEFT TO RIGHT: Dorolhy Hislop, Mrs. Harrie! Erickson, Advisorg Juanila Irvine. The J, V. Pep Club provided a lol of pep and encouraqemenf lo lhe J. V. Teams lhis year. SHIISTETTES The Shaslelles, a maiorelle corps organized by Arlene Pelerson and her assislanl, Roberla Marr, pul on several hall lime shows during lhe baslcelball season. Ivlosl ol lhese shows were novelly numbers done lo popular music. The Shaslelles consisled ol lwenly-lour girls plus lhe lwo leaders. All ol lhese girls were members ol lhe drill leam in lhe lall. ln order lo be eligible lo be a member ol lhe corps, lhe girls had lo pass a basic lwirling lesl. Purple lell skirls, while collon blouses, along wilh while bucks and purple anklels made up lhe oullils worn by lhe corps. PEP UIIIIIIIITED This year marked lhe beginning ol a new pep club, Pep Unlimiled. The purpose ol lhe new club was lo promole pep, spiril, and good supporl al all Junior Varsily alhlelic aclivilies. The club was organized by Junior Varsily baskelball yell leader Dorolh l-lislop, and her assislanls, Carol I-lyall, Pal Lynch and Bonnie Odelli ll was under lhe advisorship ol Mrs. Erickson. The only requiremenls lor members were lo wear while. sil in lheir assigned seclion, allend all possible games, and add spiril lo Varsily games. ll is open lo all lreshman and sophomore girls. The club proved lo be successlul, and lhe girls gave line supporl and showed lremendous inleresl in lhe Junior Varsily aclivilies. LES PIIRISIEIIS AlThough a comparaTiveIy new organizaTion, The French Club OT ShasTa I-Iigh, Les Parisiensf' has gained recogniTion as a sTabIe, indusTrious group. Though having no more Than Ten members. much ToresighT and cooperaTion enabled The group This year To successTuIIy sponsor a school dance. A scarciTy oT members Tailed To deTer The group, and The dance proved To be among The besT oT The year. Membership is available To all French sTudenTs, pasT and presenT. The obiecTive OT The club, To educaTe iTs members in French culfure, is TurThered Through French correspondence and incidenTal inTormaTion Tor- warded by Mr. EvereTT Coe, a capable advisor well acguainTed wiTh French cusToms. SHIISTII SIIIIPPERS The ShasTa Snappers is The high schooI's camera club. The club This year saw The darkroom in aImosT consTanT use, and The camera which belongs To The club was used by many OT The members Tor The games and campus snapshoTs. FirsT semesTer oTTicers were Loren Willbur, presidenT: BuTch Margrave, vice-presidenT: Jerry McKnighT, Treasurer: and Marshall Black, secreTary. Second semesTer The club was led by BuTch Margrave, presidenT7 Loren Willbur, vice-president Milce SeverTson, secreTary: and Jerry McKnighT again as Treasurer. Two oT The members oT The club served as phoTographers on The Two ShasTa I-ligh publicaTions. Volcano and Daisy. Mr. Garber served as advisor. .ssu iszvlmszrmfzw ,snail an r FIRST ROW, Iefi To righfz M, Kimball, L. La' Roque, D. Brown. SECOND ROW: B. Young- mnn, R. Clare, G. Mudron. THIRD ROW: B. Bangsburq, V. McCollum. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bradley Younqman, presiderd Mr. Evereh Coe, advisor. LEFT TO RIGHT: Loren Willbur, presidenig Mr Richard Garber, advisor: BuTch Margrave, pres idenf. FIRST ROW, Ieff Io right M. Marfin, B. Mar- qrave, M. Black. SECOND ROW: J. Mcliniqhf, M. Moody, L. Willbur. FRONT ROW, lell lo riqhl: S. Ball, D. Cameron, B. Curlis, P. Miller, C, Whealon. SECOND ROW: T. Scoll, L. Hawks, R. Dale, J. Polf, D. Bullard. THIRD ROW: F Keeler, T. Ball, C. Fremblinq. LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Ball, presidenlg Pal Mil- ler, presiclenlg Mr. Guilford, advisor. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob House, commissioner, Mrs. Rose Thatcher, advisor. FRONT ROW, leff Vo righl: K. Johnson, J. Mcs Afee, N. Gilroy, M. Banks, G. Wall. SECOND ROW: J. Hveem, R. Cpwling, B. House, R. Clar . Q53 SHHSTH SCIEIIEE CLUB Shasla Science Club had very enioyable and inslruclive meelings This year. Mr. Charles Braun lold lhem aboul criminal idenlificalion, and Mr. Clineschmidl showed lhern some inleresring slides he loolc al lhe Coleman fish halchery and fish halcheries in Japan. They also saw films on deer and fish. In a meeling held early in spring, club officers were elecled. Pal Miller was chosen presidenly Diane Bechlle, vice-president Janel Polf, secre- laryq and Bob Dole, lreasurer. The club advisor is Mr. Ralph Guilford. The Redding Neon Company was visiled lale in The spring. In April, proiecls were enlered in The Science Fair al Chico Slale College. BUILDIIIG IIII GRUUIIDS The Building and Grounds is an organizalion of The sludenls of Shasla who are inleresred in keeping The campus and school clean and allrac- live. Membership is open lo all and because il is a service organizalion, There are no dues. This year The oT'Iice of Commissioner ol Building and Grounds was classed as a sludenl body olifice. The Commissioner serves for a one- year lerm. This year Bob l-louse was elecred lo lhe iob. Working under Bob were lhe live commillee heads and 'rheir com- mirlees. ln charge of Buildings was Nancy Gilroy, Karen Johnson had Finance, Joe l-lveem loolc care ol Publicily, Chuclc Sherman headed Parlc- ing, and Gerry Wall had Grounds. The secrelary for 'rhis year was Margie Banlcs. SQ! Asfwi I O-e I Or vi ,lk A NOREAN cons - C d-T 'S Q 5HHST0l0GV '5 ui .YQ Mas. ELSIE woimer Adviscr .' The schools annual publicaTion oT The ShasTology was released laTe in The TourTh quarTer This year. IT was co-ediTed by Norean CoaTs and Judy Brown. Gale Mudron, Diclc Greene, Pam Avise, Randall Clare, and KaTie l-lasTings compleTed The sTaTT. This cornmiTTee was chosen aT The beginning oT The year by sTudenTs and members oT The TaculTy. Mrs. Elsie WorTley served as ShasTology advisor This year. Aspiring wriTers in The various English classes submiTTed wriTings To The commiTTee. Essays, cornposiTions, shorT sTories, and poems considered worTh while by The ShasTology were seT aside. Final decisions abouT arTicles were made in The lasT parT oT The Third guarTer. The sTaTT worlced hard, gaThering maTerial, revising iT, and Tinally sending iT To The prinTer. The Time Tor relaxing came on The day aTTer The ShasTology was disTribuTed. Qriginally a school publicaTion like The Volcano, This year Tor The TirsT Time The ShasTology conTained creaTive wriTings represenTaTive oT all high schools in The Redding area. There were Three secTions in The ShasTology. ShasTa had one secTion, EnTerprise l-ligh School had anoTher, and CenTral Valley I-ligh School had The Third secTion. This disTricT eTTorT should resulT in a closer inTerschool relaTionship ThroughouT The Redding area. The ShasTology was bigger and beTTer This year Than ever beTore. FRONT ROW, Ieff To right K. Hasiings, J. Brown, N. Coafs, P. Avise, G. Mudron. SECOND ROW: D. Green, R. Clare. J UDY BROWN Co-ediior 'Q W3 'iiina-.- I. The spirif was There -- 5. Is she mad? 9. The undefeated J.V.'s 2. The qirl can'O help H. 6. Info your cells IO. HuiIA1ma Maier 3. Nosey? 7. Compefiflon, giris ll. Young Love 4. Shasfa Hiqh's Jubilee B. Some party, huh, Wali? IZ. Higher, Bob, higher ' gr fa ,pf I. Spring officers 2. Waiiing for half-iime 6. The Queen and Mr. B.M.O.C, 3. Them's fighiin' words 7. Miss Shasta High? 4. Aren'V we cufe7 S. The Pop eighf 5, One-and-Owo-and . ,. 5 E 1 9, A Cool Ca? IO. A fu?ure wolf xl' II. Don'1forqef7he crease, Joe, IZ. Nor Margaref Crowe! Qfff ,Lf A L lg .fag f ,ij K fl ,Q i ff ,A 'Q fb 'r I, ' , 4 f 1 1? I n V F3 F ix' 1 ff ll nfl, FM: -Y-'1L LA l x I v f M 1 Ki U lftjr K L' fx . 2' LL f x ' ,-, , I -N f - 'X f T' 5. Q for Uwga l W , ' 'X b'w4'T,'fLC'LA U A I , 1 ' ' ' 'f , I iv A N., ,VAJNCX J. 3 f,,!,' d'1,g,f K Jw J- i f f ,Q X f'4, w l f'i'XA5'N '-1. '- K' T' ' K ' f Q IC 'fc 1-fi' xx 'z 6 1 rm fy -f 'f. I , Ad If 1 ffifa if 2- rw X- A R A 1' r X. . -75.- -www K . fi. 7wmwfmw.W,we1wwrmsm,rvwwwwrmmia V Mm.. v 'f z,, . THE Fllll PHW MR DELOS O'BRlAN D cfor The applause rang loud for Mr. O'Brian and his cas? for presenling an oulslanding performance ol Sfag Line. The audience was filled wilh laughler Throughoul The enlire play. Sylvia and Jerry's lorlhcominq wedding runs smoolhly, unlil lvlaudie, Sylviais sisfer, enlers lhe piclure. Wilh her helpful handsf' lvlaudie nearly ruins lhe wedding. lvlaudie slarfs lhinqs iumping when she inviles lhe dressmalcer, Smiily, To The wedding, buf omils lvlrs. Farrinqlon-Smilh, Jerry's besl business cuslomer, because she and Sylvia aren'+ close friends. lvlaudie is very popular wilh boys, and when she hears aboul Mac, 'he besl man, she decides To sel a Trap for him. Sylvia lhinlcs Maudie will have Trouble qellinq Mac, so lhey malie a bel. Maudie needs lhis money lo buy a wedding presenl. Aller meeling Mac, Maudie realizes Sylvia was riqhl. She explains The belr fo Mac, and he offers To help her. lvlaudie also has To help Ronald, a family friend, gel adiusled To girls and Their behaviors. Davy, Ivlaudie's real boy friend, has Trouble undersfandinq her, and lvlaudie's girl friends don'+ help much. As The play ends, The wedding is aboul 'ro slarl, and everyone is happy. This per' lormance will long be remembered al Shasla l-liqh. rr - Qe w: Lyle Laffranchini Dick Kyle M faL1 die Maeon Sylvia Mason Jerry Ronald Mac Davy Snlilly Mr-l. Mason Ml. Maxon Sylvia alll J anev Poli Donald Denham EH ST Sylvie Bui Julie Nenn lruml, Janel Poll Alix Judy Jordan Lyle Lallrancllini Lysbelll Barbara Grenvilx Roger Bland Snools Brilon Srnillrl Donald Denl'lfam Mrs. Farringlon-Smilll Doyce Bullard Dick Kyle Clwi Edward Keeler Mona Brown Ting Laurel llwomaf, Joyce Brower Carol Doris Milellell L fmrc 2 n Willbur Marg Sondra Reinllnrrl FIRST ROW, Ieff lo riqhl: Laurel Thomas, Mona Brown, Nena Trusas, Sylvia Bui, Janef Poll, Sandra Reinhard, Edward Keeler. SECOND ROW: Lyle Laffranchlni, Doris Milchell, Doyce Bullard, Joyce Brower, Judy Jordan, Brilon Smifh, Dick Kyle, Donald Denham, Roger Bland. Roqs-.' Bland we ,, . 4' -'v-.4uuL.... l SEIIIUR PLIW MR. DELOS O'BRIAN Direclor For lhe linal produclion ol lhe year, lvlr. O'Brian and his cas? Chose Drums of Dea+h, an exciling new lype ol play which deals wilh murder, drums, and voodoo. The lour lcnown relalives ol George Bailey are called lo his dealhbedi on arriving lhey lind he has disappeared. l-lis housekeeper, a Mrs. Oalcely, is a slrange figure and is lrighlened al 'rhe leasl noise. Celesle, an ocloroon, and Jules, a Hailian Negro, are devoled servanls. Newlon Cooper, lhe Counly sheriff, supplies ihe laughler Jrhroughoul lhe play: and lhe arrival ol lhe myslerious Uoclor Cameron, a nerve doclor from New York, helps sei lhe mood. Complicalrions arise as lhe relalives lceep appearing and disappearing. Sheldon Harley, who is really a governrnenl agenf in lhe disguise ol Mr. Baileys properly advisor, solves lhe myslery wilh lhe discovery of Mr. Baileys body and lhe uncovering ol Cameron as The dreaded and feared Thompson. All who allended lhe play expressed 'rheir pleasure wilh lhe ellorls ol The Senior lhcspia' 1 wilh several rounds ol loud applause. lm-,X s A nn f se -mi aff-n.ff:f.:, ny ,.MM r.x an K '38 me ROGER BLAND Y l r E gws K 5 MARGARET CROWE VERNON MCCOLLUM PAT WARDELL LOREN WILLBUR HIST Celesle lvlargarel Crowe Amellia Gillelle Judy lvlcfxlee Sheldon l-larley Vernon McCollum Mrs. Gille-He Doris Milchell Jules Roger Bland Eugenia Bowles Karen Johnson Paula Bailey Pal Wardell lvlrs. Oelcley Edwlne Jones Newlon Cooper Loren Willbur Doclor Cameron Donald Denham FIRST ROW, lef! io righf: E. Jones, P. Wardell, M. Crowe, J. McAfee. SECOND ROW: V. McCollum, L. Willbur, D. Mifchell, K. Johnson, R. Bland, D. Denham. A SHFISTFI S TDP TEII 4 im? . Ffh , x xlfbflf I ' 'PWM Y L F . ggi? J ee, Au 5 k:,?jY,e 2 , y z A , -, V We ei.25gS,?2 - f i favs 3 ROGER BLAND Bank of Amerwcd Award Cup Wmnm Mnh md Science FRANK HAWKEY Bank ol America Award Cup Wmner Fmu Ads , K DAN FROLOFF Ouhundinq lack, Foofball Big Man on Cnmpux -v t xy HAROLD URBAN Ouhfandinq Offense Basketball x f , , fe ' . L, , ,N It ,Y M 1 Q -f. we -A if ff JH KAUE ABERG Baskefball Oueef. : 5 ,::,, A be Wye N3 MARK THOMPSON Bunk oi America Award cup wanmMLabm., Avis A smnev Lovsuov e.,f504Am.f1w Award Cuo wmnef-vocmxonal Am gg . ,V.5, ,,1,,: 3, 1, e E suzx CLARK oumwdanq Lmnman, Pownal: 'mv B.-d.mn.l RONNA FULK Ag Queen I BGB BREWER Outstanding Defense Basllefbail 4' af A 'E M., ,.., , f 1' -4:9-Aw' f MJ +l.wa:,-I mr A f. 5 ,. ' ,uf gp? .. I www., H . . . 4 M: - 1-f'-'FH36 lf':. .-' -V7' 535'- ' gy Q - , x9'j'.11,.L-: ' ' .' N-v5.1','-'-IJ-fi' 'fi L' .V ,L mffl M. 11 4 FL- '.,.fw3'z ' 'A 1,. , r, . ' A-J pf, ga., zf-jgs:?' f . . .- f 5-42190, . - ' , wx Q,-Hn HJ W WW W f2f' f7,ffw WM? W WZLIAM lf SCURES SHASTA . ,. ,AYA.A,. , SHASTA . Y ,. ...,v Y ,..., , , , A ,I Bllll Sl-IASTA Sl-IASTA .....,. SHASTA SHASTA SCUIIES O RED BLUFF WILLIAM MARSHALL Coach FRONT ROW, Ieff Io righf: Jerry Gay, Frank Woods, Tom Spade, Joe Brouillard, Dick Brennan, Barry Binks, Ray Ar- nelf, Phil Lonnberq, Don Peery, Wall Adams, Richard Gray. SECOND ROW: Orvil Swarfs, Larry Golcher, Ken Williams, Rex Clark, Frank Hawkey, Joe Dew, Gil Spencer, Mario Sera- fin, Dan Froloff, Dale Odell, Norval Foss, Coach Sfevens. THIRD ROW: Coach Marshall, Bruce Byers, Bob Bidwell, Roger Cowling, Dan Cady, Duane Morford, Terry Batchelor, Ted Wilson, Gary Clayfon, Tom Ross, Glen More. ....I3 BISHOP ARMSTRONG ..e.....25 I4 Cl-IICO ..,..A..,a.e,eae,e.e,,..,.. .,.. 7 O ENTERPRISE ..,.n.27 N. V, N ? 'Sflkx X' L, , rg, . ya -Jays' W f!iw ,? g x Ywvf' Q s vias 'EM ws wh 'M V 3 1s DUANE MORFORO DAN FROLOFF EIIIOR REX CLARK x 'b-1 DALE ODELL ROGER sm, TOM ROSS LETTERIIIEI1 COWLING FRANK HAWKEY REX CLARK DAN FROLOFF SEIISOH'S HIGHLIGHTS The ShasTa High Wolves ended Their T956 TooTball season in TourTh place in The NorThern lnTersTaTe Conference wiTh a Three win six loss record. ShasTa deTeaTed Two oT our greaT rivals, Chico and Oroville. We also downed KlamaTh Falls buT losT To EnTer- prise, Red BluTT, Reno, Napa, and Bishop ArmsTrong. Even Though ShasTa didn'T do Too well This year when iT came To winning games, The players deserve a greaT deal oT crediT. They ToughT hard and well. Junior quarTer- back Joe Brouillard was selecTed as ouTsTanding back oT The week in NorThern CaliTornia by The San Francisco Examiner because oT his skillful playing and magic ball handling in The Croville game. The Team chose Rex Clark, a guard, as Their ouTsTanding lineman oT The year and Dan FroloTT, a halTback, as Their ouTsTanding back oT The year. These boys were also selecTed as The honorary co-capTains of The Team. Dan and Rex really deserved These honors as They gave The game all They had and did a TerriTic job. Frank l-lawkey, Duane MorTord, Dale Odell, Rex Clark, Tom Ross, Dan FroloTT, and Roger Cowling will be Iosf due To graduaTion. WiTh The reTurn oT The TasT and aggressive iunior backfield and The sTalwarT junior linemen, TogeTher wiTh Those Trom The undeTeaTed Junior VarsiTy, ShasTa's hopes can be very high Tor an ouTsTanding season nexT year. Shasfa . . . Klamalh Falls 90 The eiforls of The Shasla Wolves were nor quile enough 'ro slop +he Eureka Loggers, as we losr I8-I9. Quarlerback Frank l-lawkey led 'rhe Purple and While offense very capably in The firsl half, as he nerled IO5 yards. The Wolves played oufslandingly for Their firsl game, lou'r The facl Jrhalr They couldn'+ converr for exlra poin+s and a coslly Tumble on The 25-yard line in +he las? four minules of lhe game were ihe losing faclors. The Shaslans looked like rhey mighr be an oulslanding ream, as fhey did well, for 'rhe rnosr parr, on offense. However, a liHle work is s+ill needed for fhe defensive feam. Sha s+a Eureka . .27 ..I4 The Shasla Wolves seemed 'ro click on all cylinders as 'rhe lealhers of +he Klamarh Falls Pelicans were plucked. The final score slood ar 27-I4. If seemed as lhough Shasla had Klamalh Falls ar ils will when rhey ran up a I4-O lead in +he firsr half. However, The Pelicans came back and lied Shasla in The second half. The Shasra line 'righlened up, Though, and wi'rh rhe help of Wall Adams, Bob Bidwell, and Dan Froloff, we drove +o anofher louchdown. This game, from a s'rrai'egic viewpoinl was excellent wilh good punring and a good variefy of kickolfs. The Pelicans didn'+ know whaf hi'r rhem. mmmmws we u s wean ,ww u.m'1-:rwvffar ShasTa Reno. . 7 .. 20 The ShasTa Wolves Tell To The biTe oT The Reno T-luskies 20-7. The heavy line of Reno was ouTsTanding as They conTinually held The Wolves back. Reno was also accrediTed wiTh a TasT backfield which did a loT oT damage. ShasTa looked good. as we did well passing. The backTield, sparked by a TerriTic 87-yard run by Bob Bidwell, also did well. However, This Tie-breaking run was called back because oT a clipping penalTy. ShasTa is sTarTing To work TogeTher beTTer, and The defense is improving Tremendously, as noT one Reno pass was compleTed. l-lowever, The breaks were againsT ShasTa, as They were dealT Their TirsT NIC loss. The sharp passing oTlense OT The Red BIUTT SparTans proved To be Too much Tor The highly spiriTed Wolves. The score aT The end oT Tour quarTers oT play sTood aT 2 I -O in Tavor oT The SparTans. Red BluTl quarTerback, Gary Musik, did a superb iob oT passing as he complolsed a high percenTage oT his passes in The TirsT Two quarTers. AlThough The SparTans played an ouTsTanding game, due crediT should be given To The Wolves who ouTsmarTed The blockers and knocked Musik Tor large yardage losses. Dan FroloTl highlighTed ShasTa's oTlense as he made many valuable gains Tor ShasTa. ShasTa's passing deTense also was con- siderably improved. ShasTa Red HuH ShasTa . . EnTerprise 92 Superb playing and a greaT desiro To win was Too much Tor The Chico PanThers as They were upseT I4-7. An ouTsTanding play in Tho lasT Two minuTes oT The game seT The Wolves ahead. This was seT up aTTer ShasTa scored in The lasT Tour minuTes oT The game. ShasTa pulled an onside kick which was recovered by Rex Clark. A beauTiTul pass by halTback Bob Bidwell To Dale Odell was all ThaT was needed. Gary ClayTon, Tom Ross, and Mario SeraTin were responsible Tor TerriTic deTense plays. This game will undoubTedly bring up our morale Tor The game oT The year nexT week againsT EnTerprise. ShasTa Chico .O . ..27 The game which we had all been waiTing Tor, ThaT againsT EnTerprise, ended in Tragedy as The l-TorneTs handed us a smashing deTeaT, 270. EnTerprise goT Their winning break in The TourTh play oT The game, when The T-TorneT deTense smashed Through our line and blocked a kick which was run inTo The end zone Tor Their TirsT TD. This play seemed To cuT our morale and give EnTerprise The encouragemenT They needed. AlThough our deTermined deTense made smashing Tackles, one aTTer anoTher, They couldn'T sTop The driving oTTense oT our deep rival. However, wiTh a poTenTially good Team nexT year, we can only hope ThaT our revenge will be saTisTied. . f 7 . , -s we . W -Wzewf-xi N ss ,vv.,.,wwm:mg QEUEF? N, 3? if N . K' W 'iw -Q1 5' mwfxsw,v1vw.w:4:.sf:,wxo MR. JOHN GRANTHAM Coach FIRST ROW, leff fo righf: John Nixon, Charles Schafer, Bufch Croflo, Wallace Goold, Bob Jenkins, Morice Armsfrong, Lee Erickson, Ken Russell, Rodger Clark, Fred Browner, Coaches Lou Grush and John Grantham. SECOND ROW: Bob Kalouchi, Mike Anfhony, Dean Gordon, Brent Collins, Gary Snow, Fefe Economou, Mike Hasfings, Gene Kennedy, Reg Vifek, Berf Sfahlberg, Bob Mihalic, Gerald Nixon. THIRD ROW: Bernice Oglesby, Ovid Holmes, John McGowan, Greg Gifford, Ray Tobiasson, Adolf Zoellmer, Mike Greene, Leas Dickey, Tom Greer, Dennis Drew, Bob Birfcil, Bob Thorpe, Larry Pearson. FOURTH ROW: Garry Boyce, Arfhur Marr, Dan Heberling, Ray Canfrell, George Kindred, Don Gofcher, Dan Lackman, Bob Blazer, Bob Jones, Marshall Brackin, George Durman, Ron Conley. J. U. FO0TBIlll We can all be proud of our Junior Varsify Wolfpups led by Coach John Granfham This year as fhey came fhrough wifh an undefeafed season, fhe firsf in seven years. lvlike Anfhony led a very fasf and capable backfield wifh Bufch Croffo, Ray Tobiasson, and John McGowan adding fo fhe power of fhe running affack. Rodger Clark, Greg Gifford, Ray Canfrell, Brenf Collins, and Adolf Zoellmer gave fhe profecfion and blocking needed fo produce a winning feam like Shasfa, one of fhe fasfesf and roughesf in fhe norfhern parf of California. The only fearns fo even score againsf fhem were Chico and Oroville. Mike Anfhony and Fred Browner were able fo pass almosf af will, because of fhe fine profecfion afforded by fhe sfalwarf line. The feam chose Greg Gifford as fheir honorary capfain. The underclassmen of Shasfa can look forward fo seeing some fop-nofch foofball in fhe nexf few years af Shasfa. SCORES SI-IASTA. L ,..,.. .I4 FALL RIVER ,,,,.....,. . 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ShasTa Tinished in sixTh place in The Aclcer TournamenT and Urban was chosen on The all-Aclcer Tourna' menT Team. AnoTher player who came up sTronq during The laTTer parT oT The year was Bob Brewer, The Team capTain. 'LEFY TO RIGHT: Dick Roberfs, Jim Micklich, Ron Murray, Geauwanna Frank, Bob Brewer, Jack Woolf, Harold Urban, Scoii Carfer, Dave Macarfney, Carl Mallery, Franklin Cibula, Joe Brouillard, Rusfy Bui. amwiwmalmee sexwawmvvrxmwmrewwemwprwzfnve wunm. ' g, Q , if SKS? 34-1 W X- .aw N- X 53.'f, V! + 'iii I K .. 'SQ ,YV5 se fi 45 is 1 Q p fm' Q F? M y xii f j ' ' S 2. 9 7' A W fig g gi? - g:t2ffQ,f,is1 i'5 WSQS-In 1 ' r 1..: A 4 , 24- '-M1311 . ,M - L: , 14k iff I 3 ,Ig,LLNqxkqK.-SmK.gg4?i.,-5 'B 1-:.--sg: 'SUIWY ., 'f if 'Q . . fwizf .' Mmywfgfk , - xgfgfsw F520 ' - .r ' he :J Y' - 5553? SFYQX 135 -mm M - Wim W f:iw1fy..fPiM, DAVE MAIIARTNEY CARL MALLERY BOB BREWH e eww' www XX RON MURRAY max nosems scoff cmuea .V A nbc.. Q .4 , 9 p Q b , ., W0 if .,X: , 9 ,O ' ' ' rr. xo- . , V X., M wx, X I 11 Aitwggr mu I J 1 'ff' H+. 'O y Q f ' ef .': ' XAK R. , ..f'5' ,kg 'W rl v ' A V, K. f S ' ,f A K 1' :Q 24 , MWM Vw x . , x M. 1' XJ hd L 5 m wef..nsm1f. as o vvq FIRST ROW, IefT To righf: Verl Haverly, John McGowan, Charles Fleharly, Ross Carfer, Mario Serafin, Dave Borders, Bob Jones. SECOND ROW: Gary Boyce, Van Clineschmidf, Fred Browner, Mike AnThony, Ron Fox, Inger Ross, Richard Knighls. THIRD ROW: Alan Carmack, Cliff Jernigan, Marshall Brackin, Doug Denlen, Jack Reese, Don Goucher. J. U. BFlSHETBllll This yearls Junior VarsiTy baskeTball Team Tinished Their season wiTh 9 wins and ll losses. The J.V.'s seemed To improve considerably Through The year under The coaching oT Mr. Marshall. Mike AnThony, a sTandouT ThroughouT The season, was chosen capTain. OuTsTanding on deTense were Milce AnThony and Mario SeraTin, while Bob Jones and Ross CarTer did mosT oT The scoring, wiTh John McGowan playing consisTenTly boTh ways. Fred Browner, Ron Fox, and Charles FleharTy supplemenTed mosT OT The reserve power. Coach Marshall produced several well-rounded players who will conTribuTe qreaTly To nexT ye-ar's varsiTy. SCORES ShasTa 45 Willows ShasTa 40 Anderson ShasTa 4l KlamaTh Falls, W'L'-'MSOVZKRSHALL ShasTa 33 KlamaTh Falls ShasTa ol Anderson ShasTa 23 l-layTorlc ShasTa 34 Anderson ShasTa 39 Anderson ShasTa 37 Anderson ShasTa 37 Chico ShasTa 24 San Francisco ShasTa 37 Red BluTT ShasTa 22 Oroville ShasTa 35 ChrisTian BroThers ShasTa 54 CenTral Valley ShasTa 45 Reno MIKE ANTHONY Capfain FIRST ROW, Tell lo righl: Gary Robinson, Pai Lynch, Chris Roof, Jerry Hemsled, Don Slyles, David Colby, Ted Taylor. SECOND ROW: Keilh Weiherbee, Mike Wesl, Dan Heller, Keri Russel, John Moore, Lee Brackin. THIRD ROW: John Gladwell, Sieve Brown, Harry Vassion, Gary Husl, Thomas Willilord. FRESHIIIHII BllSIlETBllll This year ShasTa Tielded an all-Treshman baslceTball Team, The TirsT in The hisTory of The school. The purpose oT This Team was To Teach poTenTial Treshmen The basic Tunda- menTals oT The game as well as To sharpen Them up and ready Them Tor TuTure J.V. and yarsiTy play. The Team, direcTed by coach Jesse Jaclcson, won Three games and losT Tive. The Treshmen played Teams lilce The Sequoia VarsiTy, winning Two and losing one, Ander- son, CenTral Valley and EnTerprise. The Trosh spliT Two games wiTh CenTral Valley and losT boTh The Anderson and EnTerprise qames. By The end oT The year, This Team loolced beTTer and showed a greaT deal ol improyemenT. Since The Treshmen failed To choose a capTain, John Gladwell was recognized as The high scorer of The Team. JESSE JACKSON Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen SCORES Anderson C Team Sequoia VarsiTy Sequoia A Team lfnTerprise CenTral Valley H gh Scorer JOHN GLADWELL Coach i 7 ' Freshmen 29 Sequoia VarsiTy 3l ' 25 48 4 H 20 I9 l ' 32 I9 Tl Q , i 7 24 Q, Q I4 26 I9 37 M, Freshmen CenTral Valley ri ,, ' T in--Q-,, YW JOANN SHADWELL DIANN SHADWELL V' fy' RUSTY BUI Head Yell Leader V unnslw Bnsuersnu VEll LEHDERS Q' ! Q ,R 4 3? 1- xr JUDY NELSON RON BRESOL IN VEll LEHDERS A .,1,,. Z X Q - 's ' If M, A ' by qty A -,., b ' f 1 V M E 1,5 , 4 X, BONNIE ODELL IRENE HAUNSCHILD JUDY MCAFEE X ww., . xi if X my 3 'T s g .b .. .x ,N vw, N Swiiff 514 AC! i 'Q' 15 Q sim THE HCTIUITIES . . . The Aclcer Assembly received a new lrealmenl rhis year, as every school was repre- senled in some way. Several schools senl Talenled delgales lo vie lor lhe lrophy whirh was awarded on popular vole lo a singing group from lv1cClymoncls. A represenfalivo ol each feam was inlroduced fo lhe assembly and infervlewed by Bud Hanna, rnasler ol ceremonies. A peppy rally was slaged by Chico, lvlcclynrionds, and Shasla yell leaders. The Shasla pep band ioined in lhe spiril as 'rhey saluled each school wilh lheir school song. This assembly was a highlighl ol lhe many acrivilies lhal were leafured al 'rhe l957 lournamenl. McClyrr1onds'T-een Teasers Gossip belween q mes. Quia? af lad! Roger mans The scoreboard, XM I Mm 5 5 ' '.. f M, 23' gli 2 l A 1 i as Vg f 1 . X315 e Who mad-3 that last shot? Shas9a's Harold Urban receives his award Time ou? for a snack. Acker acfion. A .v' K, B , QRS? 9.5 ii' 5 ?5' X xxPK'f,3, i ,AP-Sy, K ,5:, rsreqgf: W fs- . s 1' 3 gp? 3- '37 Agyj FIRST ROW, left lo righl: Mike Severlson, Chuck Sherman, Jerry Slreel, Jay Derby, Gene Forrisler, Dean Gordon, Wall Adams, Floyd Weaganl, Ron Teach. SECOND ROW: Bert Bansberq, Loren Willbur, Paul Lyons, Mike DeMoss, Dave Lynch, Bob Bidwell, Jeff Gladwell, Ted Wilson, Cgirlis Frembling, Mr. Granfham, coach, Tom arris. TRFICH This year Shasla has high hopes in lraclc. Wilh a subslanlial group of relurning lellermen, The lhinclads expecl a very successful campaign. Several of our lraclcslers are expecled lo place well in lhe coming inlerscholaslic semifinals. Berl Banqsberg, an excellenl hurdler, will be relurning along wilh Chuck Sherman, a pole vauller, and olher relurning lellermen such as Ted Wilson, Dave Lynch, lvlilce Severlson, Loren Willbur, Curlis Fremblinq, and Jay Derby. Since lhe publica- lion dale for lhe Daisy precedes lraclc season, we are unable lo record lhe resulls ol any meels. l-lowever, we expecl a qreal cleal from Coach John Granlham and his lraclc learn. H x ,csyce-:M w as -:.as:s:,4: '- ' ' ' Y f 3 W ' A ir'i I ' A ' , w .ilizzfaekl sis ' ' -P 'A 'W i'fi:1f3i?2iE?f?fg'i? a? -M sg 19551. s Least gif -' 33 , ,sfsilg .Q ,W rf e 'Z ssl! , , , alms lx' r ni as ,... .. .... .. , , ,c , 3.55 ,. .. s .. ig.-av,-vg51,:,.:,v:.:, ,,, ' 1 ff: lic:-viz. if fi pseffe-1 sf H ffl 'EE Xa wzggkg yxz ss Kwbqq, Misra, 2 erin-iw 'Q A s hw .Y rg f We Q ,gi Wi, 4 J Y 'Q xi 'f Q E SL 4 N hifi N my 2 TEIIIIIS Under lhe leadership ol coach Leo Michael, lhe lennis leam hopes lo keep lheir long winning slreak inlacl. Wilh malches againsl Klarnalh Falls, Auburn, Chico and Eureka high schools, lhe Shaslan Nellers expecl lo have close lo anolher undefealed season. The lennis learn boasls lhree relurning lellermen, Mark Thompson, Jerry Nye, and Larry Long: il' is rounded our wilh Dave Chickering, Marshall Black, Wall' Leach, Jon Gullixson, Roger Bland and Lyle Laflranchini. Elecled caplain lhis year was Mark Thompson. No resulls can be given because ol lhe Daisy's early deadline lor publicalion, so here's wishing our lennis learn good luck! MARK THOMPSON Captain -.N FIRST ROW, leff to righl: Wall Leach, Marshall Black, Mark Thompson, Jerry Nye, Jon Gullixson, Lyle Laffranchini. SECOND ROW: Lee Erickson, Dave Chickering, Donald Denham, Roger Bland, Curlis Merrick, Louis Belmonfe, Mike Martin. LEO MICHAEL Coach -... . T J' gs , . ,, 3 gi B T AM FIRST ROW, Iefl lo right Richard Downs, Keilh Wefherbee, Bob Caslle, Jack Reese, John Moore, Morgan Lierd Tasker G-eneres, Nick Hayden, Ross Rilfer, Jeff ReminqIon, Bob McArlhur. SECOND ROW, VARSITY TEAM Ron Bresolln, Franklin Cibula, Mike Haslinqs, Terry Rusl, Fred Bascom, Ward Gandy, Bradley Youngman, Ken Morrow, Brenl Collins, Jim Broome, Dick Brennan, Dick Gray, Turney Moore. 1 X 'XJ 1 in 1 4 i 354. , ' , , 5 . an 5 . 555 2 ' I . - ,IQJRIQ ' ri -' . .-q-5-fe, , ig so V .'Q'2g,s'i3f yifiwl, . ..-1-i:f:ws ll? 1 25 552 ., K 1 5, ..,h.,1- if ,una ,- , I .-'ff .. . 4 i.,,' we 1-eff. W, ' I f ,.,-,,f e ::::::r,m., Q Q5 5 RON BRESOLI N Caplain SWIMMING The l957 edilion ol The Shabla High swimming leam appeared 'ro be lhe besl yel. Wilh yeleran lellermen Ron Bresolin, Frank Cibula, Terry Rusl, Mike l-laslingg, being backed up wilh velerans Ward Sandy, Jim Broome, Dick Gray, lurney Moore, and Fred Bascom, lhe mermen hope lo achieve an oulslanding season. Coach Riley has done well in lining up lop meels wilh Teams like lhe Cal Frobh, Capuchino l-ligh, Eureka, and Norle del Rio. In observing preseason workouls, lhe Shaslans look like lhey will do oulslandingly well. ,gif sg A. ew , .,,,,,,g- n 1 x 1 eil! -Tw, BHSEBHLL Wirh +he fair weafher came 'rhe varsily baseball feam. complelely new wilh The excepfion of 'rwo relurning leirermen, 'rhese being lhe baHery, Bob Brewer, The piicher, and Dan Burke, cafcher. However, several upcoming J.V.'s who did well las? year will capably fake over where +heir predecessors lefl' off, hoping +o improve 'lhe nor loo good rwo win four loss record of lasr year. Finishing up 'rhe opening nine were Phil Lonnberg, Orville Swarfs, Dan Froloff, Gary Clayron, Henry Holmes, Rusfy Bui, Bob I-louse, and Tom Spade. This year's schedule includes games wifh Anderson, Oroville, Willows, and Chico. Alfhough il is loo early +o lisr resulfs, +he +eam is favored 'ro do well. STEVE STEVENS Coach Bob Brewer, ace hurler, expecfs an oufsfanding season. Dan Froloff and Dan Burke, No mainstays of fhe loam. Bob House snags a fly from ihe ouffield WILLIAM MARSHALL Coach Infielder Mike Anfhony leaps for a high one. J. U. BIISEBFILL J.V. Baseball Coach Marshall was greered by five relurning leHermen fhis year. John McGowan, Fred Browner, Mike An- fhony, Bob Jones, and Mario Serafin eagerly began 'fheir loosen- ing up and were geHing info shape for lheir firsf game wirh Anderson. Because of an early publicalion dafe, 'rhe scores could noi be nofed. allhough high hopes were wifh The J.V.'s. The lillle Wolves follow 'rheir big brofhers To games wirh Chico, Oroville, anol Willows. They will fry 'ro follow in fhe foolsleps of previous J.V. reams which have been fairly ou+s+ancling in fhe past Grounders are easy prey for Fred Brovmer. Mario Sarafin afiempfs fo lag Bob Jones as John McGowan looks on GIRLS' FITHLETICS MISS LIDA JARMON MRS. ZOLA SHUMAN MRS. HARRIET ERICKSON DaparTmenT Head The gym somehow wouldn'T be The same wiThouT The hurrying Tigure of our deparT- menT head, Mrs. Zola Shuman. LasT year she insTiTuTed The building of The Tumbling room which was puT inTo use The minuTe iT was finished. She also insTrucTs The drill Team which performs during half Time aT The games, and she is an advisor Tor Girls' League. Though waTer sporTs are her TavoriTe, Mrs. Shuman is proTicienT in all sporTs and Teaches Them ably. Double-duTy is The way To describe The iob of Miss Lida Jarmon. While Teaching Two classes of girls' physical educaTion and one oT basic maTh a day. she also is a very able counselor Tor Two periods each day. This year ShasTa has a new girls' physical educaTion Teacher, Mrs. I-IarrieT Erickson. She comes To us Trom Wisconsin STaTe College. Though This is her TirsT year, she is well liked by sTudenTs and Teachers alike. Each day goes someThing like This: Teacher, have you seen my socks? . . . She isn'T on my Team, is she? . Do I have To play? . . . Did you see ThaT cuTe Daisy phoTographer? . . . I know I don'T have a noTe, buT Della isn'T dressed ouT. . . . BuT Teacher . . . Though They are busy nearly all The Time, They can sTill Tind Time To help a sTuclenT wiTh her problems. Under The leadership of Donna Bidwell, This Team proved Themselves worThy winners. The members, worlcing TogeTher, had an especially eTTecTive defensive sysTem. To have a good Team, The TirsT requiremenT loTher Than The re- quired number oT playersl is sporTsmanship. By learning To worlc as a uniT These girls also learn how To be leaders. IT is up To Them as boTh indi- viduals and as a Team To cooperaTe successTully. Any member of a winning Team will Tell you ThaT iT Talces plenTy oT hard work To be a winner. Leaders are recognized everywhere, even in gym classes, where your prowess oT sporTs isn'T all. FIRST ROW, left To riqhT: E. Casebeer, S. Pearson, D. Bidwell. SECOND ROW: D. Hislop, E, Brooks, K. Graf. U0llEYBFlll FIRST ROW, lofi fo righf: M. Robinson, M. Ulrich, E. McClain. SECOND ROW: K. Benf, C. Virgil, B. Keyes, H. Rickard. RUIHIER5-UP The runners-up, wiTh ElizabeTh McClain as capTain, played a series oT good games. The mosT exciTing oT Them all was The game To play OTT The Tie beTween Them and The winning Team. The score was Tied mosT oT The way and was won only by a small margin. Good in boTh oTTensive and defensive playing, They worlced wiTh Teamworlc ThaT was very eTTecTive. The iob oT The capTain of a volleyball Team is noT an easy one. She has To malce sure ThaT all her players are aT The designaTed place aT The appoinTed Time. IT They are noT, her Team has Ios+ The game by deTaulT. Some of The games are played in The gym classes. Those ThaT aren'T, are played aTTer school. FIRST ROW, leff To riqhf: M. Robinson, D. Bidwell, S. Anihony, C. Liddell. SECOND R0W:I:l.BRickard, J. Benedici, D. Hislop, . enf. The game oT baskeTball is noT an easy one. The champions, headed by Karen BenT, know ThaT iT Takes plenTy of hard work and cooper- aTion Trom all The Team members. To be a good baskeTball player one musT be agile and adroiT. ln This game, Teamwork is all imporTanT, as The guards and Torwards musT be alerT and ready Tor The ball. Some people Think ThaT in girls' baske-Tball The Torwards are The mosT imporTanT players as They are The only ones ThaT can make baskeTs. BuT Karen and her Team know ThaT The guards play lusT as imporTanT a parT as The Torwardsg Tor wiThouT guards The Torwards would never be able To shooT. BHSHETBHLL RUIIIIEHS-UP Though only a Treshman, Bonnie Le-Blanc led her Team Through many exciTing games. By working TogeTher, her Torwards and guards had precision Teamwork. All The grils on The Team know ThaT There is no such Thing as a one-man Team. Only by working TogeTher can They achieve success. These girls proved To have The abiliTy and sporTsmanship To be a good Team. The Treshmen, as Bonnie and her Team proved, are learning as They come inTo high school The essenTials oT gym class sporTs. The school Teels ThaT This is a very imporTanT parT oT The high school curriculum. In The 9Ym class girls learn To make Triends and besides ThaT, iT oTTers a reTreshing break in The day. FIRST ROW, lefT To riqhfz C. Clara, B. LeBlanc. SECOND ROW: B. Novell, E. McClain, K. Koopman. SINGLES A game ol skill and precision like ping-pong is nol easy. ll is a hard job lo keep a ball lhal is so small on lhe lable wilh only small paddles. The game ol singles is played wilh only lwo players. There is only a relalively small playing area compared lo lennis or badminlon. ll's quile a lob lo keep lhe ball on lhe lable! By learning lhe lechnique ol lhe game, mosl any- one can become an ellicienl player. Praclice is whal is needed mosl. ll is lhe job ol lhe man- agers lo schedule lhe games lor lhe sludenls and lo supervise all games. The manager is chosen by voling in G.A.A. The manager ol 6.A.A. ping-pong lhis year is Judy Barbera. She is also playing ping-pong. Poinls are ob- lained by being a manager lor a sporl. Because of lhe facl lhal games had nol been played off, pic- lures of lhe singles finalisls were no? available. PIIIG-PUIIG Due lo lhe laleness of lhe scheduled games, piclures were nol available of lhe finallsls. DUUBLES In lhe game ol doubles, lhere is even less playing space lhan in singles. because lhere are lour people playing. Choosing lheir parlners early in lhe season, lhe girls see lheir manager lo gel playing dales aller school. ll is up lo lhe girls lo have lheir games played by a cerlain dale: il lhey do nol, lhey are disquali- lied. Unlike regular lennis, only one service is allowed. ll is scored by lhe lirsl person or per- sons who reach 2l poinls or who win by lwo serves. The game ol ping-pong is harder lo play lhan lhe game il was derived from-lennis. Due lo lhe smallness ol lhe courl, lhe player has lo be more agile and has a shorler lime in which lo play lhe ball back. FIRST ROW, leff To righh D, Bidwell, S. AnThony, C. Liddell. SECOND ROW: J. Benedicf, D. Hislop, E. Brooks. CIRCLE S The Circle S is an organizaTion oT C-.A.A. members who have earned seven hundred poinTs by parTicipaTing in G.A.A. acTiviTies. When They have earned Their seven hundred poinTs, They are given a leTTer, in The Torm oT a circle HS. The Circle S is The planning and direcTing council Tor G.A.A. lT plans The meeTings, games, and playdays. The vice-presidenTs oT Cv.A.A., ChrisTine lvlurphy, TirsT semesTer, and Sandra RedTern, second semesTer, are The presiding oTTicers. This club will nominaTe The senior girls Tor The besT girl aThleTe oT The year. She is Then selecTed by The TaculTy, and will be judged on her aThleTic abiliTy and scholasTic average dur- ing her Tour years in high school. She will have To belong To G.A.A. and To Circle S, The very capable advisors oT Circle S are lvliss Jarmon and Mrs. Erickson. B0lllllllG There are guiTe a Tew ShasTa girls who go down To The bowling alley Tor Cv.A.A. bowling Twice a weelc. They are given a discounT Tor every line They bowl and are Turnished wiTh special shoes aT no exTra cosT. Bowling is noT a game oT luclc. Though many may have begin- ner's luck, iT Talces a good eye and a sTeady grip To become a good bowler. The girls learn To keep Their own scores and laTer compare Them To selecT The Top Ten bowlers. JusTin BenedicT, herselT one oT The Top Ten, was G.A.A. bowling manager. The manager has To work wiTh The gym Teachers in seTTing up days Tor The diTTerenT girls To play. IT is hard worlc, buT iT is Tun. FIRST ROW, leff To righT: L. Kirk, C. Murphy, F. Hayes. SEC OND ROW: J. Barnard, D. Bidwell, C. Liddell, H. Rickard THIRD ROW: S. Anfhony, Mrs. Erickson, advisor, M. Robinson When lhe wealher is sunny, we have access lo lhe college pool lwo days a week, Tuesdays and Fridays. The sludenls who do nol swim, sil on lhe edge and dangle lheir leel in lhe waler. The pool is usually healed and lhe cemenl warm. ll is ideal lor basking in lhe sun. This year, lor lhe lirsl lime, we have a girls' swimming leam, and lhey will have meels. Hockey, lhough nol a new sporl, has nol really been played al Shasla unlil lhis year. ll is aclive and invigoraling and all lhe girls enioy il. The game is played wilh a lormalion similar lo lhal ol loolball, lhough wilh lhe use ol hockey slicks, shin guards and a hard ball. The ob- iecl ol lhe game is lo gel lhe ball down lhe lield pasl lhe goalie slanding under lhe goal posl. Belween summer and winler, lhere is a season known as lall. Mosl ol lhe gym classes migrale lo lhe oulside and lhe mosl pop- ular sporl lhen is speedball. ll is a combinalion ol baskelball, hockey, and loolball, played on a hockey field wilh a loolball lormalion and a volleyball. Wilh lhe ball bolh in lhe air and on lhe ground, il is a vigorous game and a lesl lo any player's abililies. SEPTEMBER OETUBER HUUEMBER DECEMBER JRIIUHRV FEBRUHRV BaslceTball. To many, This is a magic word: TypiTying pep. co- operaTion, and sporTsmanship. YeT To The capTain, iT is some- Tirnes iusT plain worlc. The job oT a capTain is noT an easy one. A capTain has To decide who will play, whaT They will play, and where They will play. IT Talces a good player To learn To co-ordi- naTe her acTions wiTh Those OT The oTher players. The mosT noTable change in The gym is The exercise room. LocaTed on The upper leTT side oT The gym, iT is equipped wiTh Tumbling maTs and a shiny new Tloor. Though called an exercise room, many Teel ThaT all The ex- ercise ThaT should be done is done on The way up and down The sTairs ThaT lead To iT. The groans ThaT come inTo The nurse's oTTice are usually aTTribuTed To The girls who Try To do boys' push-ups and land on Their sTomachs. Though ping-pong is noT con- sidered Too aThleTic, iT Talces co- orclinaTion and a sharp eye Tor your opponenT's wylie reTurns. This game is played on a rel- aTively small Table wiTh a shorT neT sTreTched across iT. The ob- iecT OT The game is To reTurn The ball To Your opponenT wiThouT bouncing iT more Than once on your side oT The Table. One oT The leasT aThleTic oT all games, yeT one oT The hardesT, is shuTTleboard. This game is played by pushing small round disks over a courT wiTh long sTiclcs. The squares on The courT are marked seven, eighT, and Ten poinTs wiTh a minus Ten poinT5 Tor The less TorTunaTe player-- who hiTs Too hard, This game is played wiTh singles or doubles. Taking Turns, They Try To malce poinTs Tor Themselves and lcnoclc The oTher person's wooden clislc ouT oT The squares, When The air is warm and balmy, The girls enjoy playing someThing more aThleTic. SOTT- ball is played wiTh a Team con- sisTing oT nine or more p'ayers. 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