Shasta High School - Daisy Yearbook (Redding, CA)

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noncertificoted employees The business oTTice wiTh iTs complex machines is The conTrol poinT oT The financial business oT ShasTa l-ligh. The main oTiice, The cenTer of acTiviTy during The day, conTains all oT The school records and iTs sTaTl is eager To give help or inTormaTion To any sTudenT. Our school is lcepT aT iTs shining besT because oT The eTTorTs of our large ianiTorial sTaTT. Much oT Their worli begins aTTer The Tinal bell rings and we are Through wiTh school Tor The day. Before, during, and aTTer Three busy lunch periods, our caTeTeria sTaTT ably perTorms The Taslc oT feeding many hungry mouThs. Under The leadership oT lvirs. Downs, These women serve us well-balanced and economical meals. Every morning long yellow buses bring a large parT oT our sTudenT body To school. A large sTaTT of capable drivers also Talce sTudenTs To games, To musical evenTs, and on oTher edu- caTional and pleasure Trips. TOP, lefT To riqhf, SEATED: Marilyn Blanken- heim, Barbara Mellon.STANDlNG:BeTfy Prince, Mildred Rucker, Anne Mae Camenisch, Ade- laide CasTle, David Marr. TOP CENTER: ROW I, leff To righft Ray Meyers, Fred Reqello, George O'Neil. ROW 2: Clifford Danials, Earl Skinner, Dale Sfoh, Clarence Shaffer. ROW 3: Alden Moore, Alma Sfanfield, Gene Willcuif, Floyd Claulon. BOTTOM CENTER, ROW I, leff To right Doro- fhy Perry, Elecfa Foole, Jeaneife Johnson, Millie Daniels. ROW 2: Kafhryn Tonic, Mildred Wookfill, Eva Flecher, LaVelle Downs, Doris Hendriques, Thelma Diesfelhorsf. BOTTOM, ROW I, lefT To righf: Bill Hen- riques, E. O. Webb, Rod Hisken, Ale Bianconi. ROW 2: Jim Warner, Margaref Jensen, Walfer IDocl Menqs, Elmer Fish, John Dunlap, Lee Rhyne. IN BUS: Dennis Powers, Don Fox, Cleo Deitz, William Key. NOT PICTURED: Frank Kidwell. I ls x WN

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MRS. EVELYN CROUCH Librarian Debra Clineschmidl and Randall Clare make use of our library. library Many people use The library, and Tor varied reasons. There are The sTudenTs who read Tor pleasure, usually seeking TicTion: The ones who Think of The TuTure are usually Tound among The science-TicTion: The drearners always have a volume oT TheirTavoriTe poeT's works under Their arms. The naTure lovers have Their say, someTimes while Trying To explain why Wild Flowers of America or Thoreau's Walden is a week overdue. Some sTudenTs seek inTormaTion in The verTical Tile and The morgue in The loack room. Orhers can choose beTween The encyclo- pedias Brifannica, Americana, Compfons, Colliers, or The World Book To Tind inTormaTion on whaTever They wish. Some sTudenTs come in To look aT The magazines. The language sTudenTs can be Tound Thurnbing Through The many books in French, German, LaTin or Spanish: and lasTly The TuTure leaders of our sTaTe and naTion can be Tound seeking knowledge everywhere in The library. FIRST ROW, lefr fo righl: J. Collins, V. Snavely, B. Mcok, J. Bossuol, S. Davenporl, D. Bullard, V. Conner. SECOND ROW: A. Camenisch, M. Johnson, C. Griner, L. Barnelf, J. Rodriguez, P. Ryan, E. Brooks. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Crouch, L. Lawrence, R. Higgins, K. Windle, B. Clement, G. Beyers, G. Baugh.

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