Shasta High School - Daisy Yearbook (Redding, CA)

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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 ,,

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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

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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