Shasta High School - Daisy Yearbook (Redding, CA)

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MR PUFFER MR. SPENCER ' I TED WILSON The second semesler sludenl council was immedialely laced wilh lhe problem of sealing in lhe assemblies. There are nol enough seals in lhe audilorium for all sludenls, and lhe fire deparlmenl has issued orders lhai every sludeni allending lhe assemblies musl' have a seal. The members of lhe council, led by Jrhe presideni, Ted Wilson, im- medialely senl' quesiionnaires around io all sludenls. These queslionnaires had various suggeslions for dealing wilh lhe problem and also asked for suggeslions from lhe sludenis. In lhis way, lhey hope lo work oul a salisfaclory plan. They were also conlronled wilh problems dealing wilh sludenl' funds and expendilures, keeping lhe campus clean, and olher problems lypical of any high school. The second semesler sludenl council was a fine example of how large a pari sludenl governmenl plays here al Shasla l-ligh. FIRST ROW, lefl to riqhl: Gloria Price, Carole Scoll, Kafie Hastings, Mary Ann Reinke, Lelly Williams, JoAnn Shadwell, Lyla Bidwell, Donna Bidwell. SECOND ROW: Ward Leslie, Dick Kyle, Wall' Adams, Jim Miklich, Mike Anlhony, Jeanefle Cameron, Janel Polf. THIRD ROW: Marshall Brackin, Barry Binks, Ted Wilson, 'lerry Bafchelor.

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WALT ADAMS The sTudenT council is The governing body oT ShasTa I-Iigh School. ITs members are The :lass represenTaTives, class presidenTs, sTudenT body oTTicers, and a represenTaTive Trom The Volcano and The Daisy. The sTudenT council presidenT is The sTudenT body vice residenT. P During The TirsT semesTer The sTudenT council was very busy. IT passed a resoIuTion To Iimil parking on The Magnolia STreeT side oT The school To one hour beTween The hours af 8 a.m. To 4 p.m. Ward Sandy, commissioner oT building and grounds, was appoinTed To Talce This resoIuTion To The CiTy Council and Police DeparTmenT. The council also approved a I-lush Day sponsored by The Girls' League. On This day, any girl who spoke To a boy had To give up one oT her hush day cards. AT The end oT The day, The boy who had The mosT cards was declared Iv1r. IrresisTibIe. A commiTTee consisTing oT Carole SCOTT, Terry Barchelor, Lorraine Brennan, KaTie I-IasTings, Joe Moore, Joann Shadwell, and Barry Binks, chairman, was Tormed To work on The new sTudenT body consTiTuTion. This consTiTuTion would include a House oT RepresenTaTives. AnOTher problem conTronTing The sTudenT council was The roblem oT seaTing The Purple SIcirTs in The assemblies. IT was decided To give Them Tliie lasT Two rows oT The senior secTion and The TirsT Two rows oT The iunior secTion. These and many oThers were The roblems solved by The TirsT semesTer sTudenT council. IT was very busy, yeT very successTuIDunder The leadership oT presidenT WaI+ Adams. ROW ONE, lefT To righf: Carole ScoH, Kafie HasTings, Carole HyalT, Lorraine Brennan, LeTTy Williams, JoAnn Shadwell, Kalheryn Thomlinson, Barbara Bland. ROW TWO: Ward Leslie, Dick Kyle, Ror- Brcwn, Wali Adams, Jon Croffo, Gerry WaTT, Mary Ann Reinke, Lyla Bidwell. THIRD ROW: Roger Clark, Joe Brouillard, Dave Chickerinq, Ward Gandy, Harold Urban.'Terrv BaTcheIor, Bob Thoroe. Randv Smifh. MR, MARVIN KMISS SARTORIUS

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TERRY BATCHELOR DICK BRENNAN Presidenf Presidenf class of '58 TED WILSON Vice Presidenf KATHY ELLIOT Secrefa ry KAREN BOWLER Secreiery JACK WOOLF Treasurer DAN ELLE DRAGOO Treasurer ,ffm ff 3 g f 2: in f , ff: A MR. GRUSH Advlsor , 'MHP' HAROLD U RBAN Represeniafive J! M MIKLICH Represenfafive JIM MIKLICH Yeli Leader DON BAKER Yell Leader TOM SPACE Vice President