Shasta High School - Daisy Yearbook (Redding, CA)

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H 1'- V 4 X wr, , Q ',l . 3' MR EVERETTCOE Universit of California - - Y -French, Spanish MRS. IRENE COLLIN-University of Cali- fornia at Santa Barbara-Special School MRS. EVELYN CROUCH-Sacramento State College-Librarian MR, GEORGE ECONOMOU-San Francfsco State-Driver Training MRS. HARRIET ERICKSON -- Wisconsin State ColIege4English, U.S. History, Girls' Physical Education MR. JAMES FIELDS-Colorado State-Col- lege ofthe Pacific-Band, Orchestra MISS RUTH FISH-University of California - University of Buenos Aires - Latin, Spanish MR. FLOYD FROST-Montana State Uni- versity-Clerical Training, Placement, Sten- ography MR. RICHARD GARBER-College of the Pacific - University of California - Chem- istry, Physics MR. JAMES GAZAWAY-Harvard Univer- sity-English, Citizenship MR. CARL GILMORE-Oregon State-Uni- versity of Southern California-Boys' Physi- cal Education, Coordinator of Athletics MR. JAMES GORDON - San Francisco State College-Biology, Algebra I4 f' vnfie A - I S g ,. . f , , , Jr- .- .gy X if fi '. fig I I 4 .ll 51 if .1 W A yy .Q in we 4 .j, ?m 111 I ,ii If 46- annul. 1 m I 9-., an WQ ia sm, lfi.i SSW? 5 3 '7 Sq ' fa hc MR. LESLIE ABRAHAM-Universityvof Cali- fornia-Algebra, Geometry MR. CLOYCE K. AVEY-Oregon State- Citizenship, Driver Education MR. JULIUS BEDYNEK - Oregon State - Mechanical Drawing MR. DICK BIDWELL-Chico State College -Bookkeeping, Typing MRS. ELIZABETH BROWN-University of CaIiforniaAEnglish, Remedial English MR. WALLACE BURT-University of Notre Dame-Bookkeeping, General Business, Busi- ness Law and Fundamentals MR. HARLAN CARTER-Stanford-Machine Shop, Basic Math MISS DOROTHY CLARK - University of California-Citizenship, English j i . ag, .5 ,,:7J?,'5 --,,,. J J Q-X. is 3' p --A 3-Turn

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vice-principaI's message Each commencement brings feelings of gladness and sadness. I'm glad to join the graduating seniors in their feeling of accomplishment. Now, after four years of study and fun, here is a high school diploma in hand. You Seniors, I would think, will want to be able to as- sure yourselves that y0u've had iust the right mixture of study and fun. Our goal, in which I hope we have suc- seeded, is to provide you, by our mutual efforts. with the adequate tools for successful careers, either in the busi- ness world immediately following graduation, or in fur- ther study and preparation in higher schools of learning. It remains the task of those of us who will be back next year to continue to build and strengthen our class studies, our student government and activities, so that we all will have cause to hold our heads high when we say, Shasta is our school. attendance office The attendance office under the supervision of Mr. Marvin and Mrs. Prince is one of the busiest places in the school. A staff of twenty-six students assist in the never- ending job of keeping track ofthe attendance of I3OO students. Mrs. Grace Warmoth is the school psychom- etrist who gives many intelligence tests to aid teachers, counselors, and parents. boa rd of trustees M The iob of governing our high school district, which has become increasingly difficult with the addition of new schools, is carried out by an elected group of civic and educational leaders of the com- munity who are interested in the welfare of both students and faculty. The mem- bers ofthe board give unselfishly of their time and experience to develop the poli- cies of the district. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. D. Saeltizer, Mr. R. Thompson, Mr. Bill McCIung, President, Mrs. Jonathan Tibbitfs, Dr. Eugene Padel. MR. JOHN SPENCER vice-principal MR. DON MARVIN MRS. GRACE WARMO1 attendance officer psychometrist

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cult AR. JOHN GRANTHAM-San Francisco fafe College-Boys' Physical Education. AR. LOUIS GRUSH-Universify of Califor- ia af Los Angeles-U.S. Hislory, Cifizen- up 4R. RALPH GUILFORD-Universify of Cal- iornia-Biology IR. DARRELL HANDEL-College of fhe acific - Driver Educafion, A Cappella, oys' Chorus, Girls' Chorus IR. GEORGE HENNINGER-Universily of Zhicago-Vocabulary, Remedial English IRS. EFFIE HILL-Ohio Sfale Universily- niversify of Washingfon-Typing, General usiness, Slenography IR. STANFORD H. JACKSON - Fresno lafe College-Universify of California- river Educafion IRS. SUE JACKSON-Drake Universify, Al- indance, English . vs .. . . l Q24 X7 fe' , isle Y l'3y Q p- rs Rev'-eigqd wl FAXFKUM...-91 A on as ,. K 6- 'Z , S . YW 3 M ' 4, I S am- --is . Q ' 1 SK xx s - if sg.. ,, . .ff 0 e 'A+ 5' ., ' if iqxryk f wi Q Miss LIDA JARMON-Oregon sem-Girls K W V fb Physical Educalion x 1' MRS. ELEANOR JENKS-Sacramenlo Slafe 1 College-English J' wg-5? h -'T' ,L Miss YvoNNE KEITH-univefsafy of ore- ? In gon-Girls' Physical Education MISS BEATRICE KEMPF-Universily of Cal- ifornia College of Arls and Crafts-Arls and Craffs MRS. MARION KOFFORD-Universily of California-English, Journalism IV MRS. MARJORIE LOVE-Texas Technologi- cal College-Homemaking MR. VESTER MARLER-Oklahoma Sfale Uni- versily-Algebra, Geomelry MRS. WILMA LEE MARLER - Oklahoma Slafe Universify-English MR. WILLIAM MARSHALL-Chico Slafe College-Boys' Physical Educafion MR. DONALD MARVIN-University of Cali- fornia-Journalism Ill, Direclor of Sludenl Acfivifies MR. NAT MCTUCKER-Monfana Slale Uni- versity-Typing, Sfenography MR. LEO MICHAEL-San Francisco Cify College - Universily of California - Sf. Mary's-Driver Training I I5