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MM yfve YZWJC Kwai DEDICATION - .fmt fp , ,MM X76 AA M ine, Rich in wit... ,fpvfft Z? W' Arniable personality... vi C'Z 'Mi y Liked by students and faculty . .. cClv'ff'lfff Principal and district superintendent experience... Has taught science, agriculture, and math... if M Wg! K' f . ,Q Graduate of Cal... yr KL Qf,V..ff2'fL Understanding of students... ,f ft kj J x,.JA,d-f fffxz 7 fn Instructor at Shasta tor 6 years... fs ff ' C-foeeff yewde Long teaching experience of 37 years... Father of three boys, grandfather of two... 5' i'Lfvf74 Out-of-doors, landscape gardening,-his hobbies . .. X Recipient of masters degree... W XX iff!! DAISY DEDIOATES THIS BOOK TO YOU! ,ff !Zf,VC ldv M G If rd shows Montel Work h to use a microscope as Dennis Williams looks on. S6534 S-' st S... GERRY WATT Editor FOREWORD Left to Right: J, Onstad, J. Shaver, P. Harslad, G, Watt, T, Wil S. Bui, J. Barbara, K. Arnoldy. W. MISS PAT HARSTAD Advisor Seventeen, the age of hot rods, young love, slumber parties, Even hula-hoops, leotards, and fast rock and roll, this Vigorous age which we, the seniors, have finally Encountered, We are now faced with many New prololerns of the future to he considered. Therefore, we want to thank our teachers at Shasta for Endeavoring to help us face these proiolerns with Experience, wisdom, and common sense. We will Never forget their abundance of unselfishness and generosity. It is to you, Pat Harstad, that we acknowledge our Sincere gratitude and appreciation for your Terrific cooperation, understanding, and Help. We have worked hard in hopes to Enrich the rememiorances of great times That you, the students, will ice aiile to look back upon and Hold in mind always. it is our Expectation and hope that the 1959 Shasta Daisy will Make this goal come true, as we, the seniors, Evacuate the halls of Shasta High. Iiams, Left to Right: Ll Erickson, S. Bui, M. Hastings, G. Watt, T. Williams .4 N. ho-f T KAY MNC'-DY mms HASTINGS JANE ousuo MGNGQWQ Ed 0' Boys Sporfs Ednor Feaiure Edoior JUDY BARBERA Jugy SHAVER Ph0f09 iP 'lf Guts Sporis Ednor 'Huw SYLVIA BU! SUSAN TUCKER Class and Club Edntor Bggmggg Manager LYNN ERICKSON TOM WILLIAMS Adveriixinq Manager DAISY STAFF MR JOHN SPENCER MR. PRICE'S MESSAGE Many able high school students do not continue their formal education because they are anxious to begin gainful employment. ln some cases the need for a per- sonal income is very genuine and worthy. In other cases the need is based upon the desire for an automobile or for ready spending money. Many able young people are leaving school too soon because they are unwilling to accept deferred values. They want their rewards to be immediate. Education does not ordinarily give its rewards in the present, but later-often not until the distant future. One must be willing to work now, and wait for his reward. I would urge the class of '59 not to be satisfied to settle for the status quo or with what the present may have to offer. The lessons of history clearly indicate that there has always been an imperative need for well- educated men and women with talent and imagination. Conformity has its place, but it can be a dangerous seda- tive to an able young person living in a dynamic so- ciety. How the future is to reward us depends very much on what we do during the years when schooling is easily available. We need always to keep in mind I-Ienley's lines from Invictus : It matters not how straight the gate. How charged with punishment scroll: I am the master of my fate, l am the captain of my soul. Vice-Principal fying shadow our school. MR. JACKSON PRICE Superinfendeni WCW! VICE-PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Again we analyze the graduating senior class and find its good student body leadership has come from you seniors Officer assignments forthe most part have been filled successfully and adequately by you seniors And this is as it should be It is said that coming events cast their shadow before and you seniors have cast a satis- As in the past again this year has seen a strengthen ing of student administration in administrative legisla tive and Judicial functions 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 government and activities so that we can hold our heads high when we say Shasta is PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Every aspect of our life today has been affected by the tremendous technological advancement of the 20th Cen- tury. This is particularly important in such areas as food, housing, medicine, transportation, communications, and education. I think it is of particular interest to note that a large percentage of these advances have come since You, the members of the class of l959, were bornAl6, l7, or l8 years ago. With the many advantages of this technical age, more training is needed for almost any job or position than just a few years ago. The new horizon which you now face includes either continuing your formal education in preparation for your choice of life Work or entering the working world immediately upon graduation. Which- reaching the goals you have set, and rememb r ays to be the type of person of whi y . X ever way you choose, may you work hard to ds ATTENDANCE CJFFICE Supervising the attendance office is the ever-pat Mr. Donald Marvin and the ever-pleasant Mrs. B Prince. Also working in the attendance office are students. These students help the officers in taking of the 1154 students at Shasta. Aiding the teachers, counselors, and parents is Grace Warrnoth who gives intelligence tests to stud BOARD OF ' TRUSTEES The exceedingly difficult job of gov- erning Shasta High and the other schools of the district falls on the board of trustees, who give unselfishly of their time helping to make Shasta High a better school. They are elected by edu- cational and civic leaders who are in- terested in the students and faculty. fm' Left to right: Dr. Eugene Pedal, Robert Vaughan, C. W. McClung, Russell Thompson, Dudley Saeltzer. b--I ,-1 ' .. , s iw 'Nf- -V-v we? qi if FACU ,QQ 44 LESLIE ABRAHAM - University of California-Algebra, Geom- etry CLOYCE G. AVEY-Ball State Teachers College - Columbia University-Oregon State Col- lege-University of Oregon- Citirenship, Modern History, Driver Education JULIUS BEDYNEK - Oregon State College - University of California - Mechanical Draw- ing ELIZABETH BROWN - San Diego State College-Univen sity of California-English WALLACE H. BURT-University of California - Bookkeeping, General Business HARLAN CARTER-Chico State College - Stanford - Oregon State College - Basic Math, Shop x as GJ? EVERETT COE - University ot California-Spanish, French IRENE COLLIN-University of California at Santa Barbara- Special Class LaROCOUE CREIGHTON - University of Minnesota, Duluth Branch- ortland State College -Algebra EVELYN CROUCH-Sacramento State Colle e-San Jose State College-Ligrarian GEORGE ECONOMOU - Uni- versity of San Francisco-San Francisco State College-Driver Training, Coaching HARRIET P. ERlCKSON-Wis- consin State College - Chico State College-History, English, Counseling JAMES R. FIELDS-Colorado State College ot Education- College ot Pacific - Band, Orchestra, Instrumental Lessons, Dance Band RUTH E. FISH-University of California-Unlverslty of Buenos Aires-Latin, Spanish FLOYD FROST-University of Nebraska-University of Mon- tana-Typing, Shorthand, Cler- ical Training, Office Practice RICHARD GARBER-'College of Pacific-University of California Physics, Chemistry CARL E. GILMORE - Oregon State College - University of Southern California-California Polytechnic College - Physical Education, Coordinator of Ath- letics LTY ,J 0 STANFORD H. JACKSON - Fresno State Colle e-Univer- sity of California-hgodern His- tory, American Problems LIDA JARMON-Oregon State College, Girls' P.E., Basic Math, Counseling BEATRICE KEMPF - University of California-California Col- lege Arts and Craft-Art Applied Art, Design Crafts MARION KOFFORD - Univer- sity of California - English, Journalism NANCY LENGTAT-University of Colorado-Girls' P. E. MARJORIE LOVE-Texas Tech- nological College-Homemalb Ing VESTER MARLER - Oklahoma State University -- Algebra, Geometry WILMA L. MARLER-Oklahoma State University-English WILLIAM R. MARSHALL - Chico State College-Algebra, Boys' P. E. DONALD MARVI N-University of California - English, At- tendance NAT J. MCTUCKER - Montana State University - Typewriting, Stenography LEO L, MICHAEL-San Fran- cisco City College-University of San Francisco-University ot Calitornia - Driver Training, Coach Uennlsl Qi ll JOHN GRANTHAM-San Fran- cisco State-University of Cali- fornia-Stanford-University ol Oregon-University of Nevada -Chico State-Boy's P. E., As- sistant Coach ltoolballl, Head Track Coach LOUIS GRUSH-University of California at Los Angeles-U.S, History, Citizenship W RALPH W. GUILFORD-UnL versity of California-Biology, Advanced Biology DARRELL HANDEL-College of the Pacific-Theory and Appre- ciation of Music, Boys' Chorus, Girls' Chorus, A Cappella PATRICIA HARSTAD-Montana State University - College of St. Catherine - English, Daisv Advisor GEORGE A. HENNINGER - University of Chicago-Shasta College-Vocabulary, German, English ,JM X A W , 4 ,-Jliwwl 5 if ff ji -lJ'WMib .3 df wil - KJ l - ' . J LL glut -fl T ,www 'J A 1 f -' fp Wi 'rf JV' QI' pw fb. lellfff. -3 . 5 ' 'KX 'N ' kgs..-Q51 x i K Q L ii 'S-f x '4r'r-af' WM' YV? ,T 44:55 kr? 0 . . 'Sf' 'H--.-'- W: I X , Q 5 it 8 ,X Q , fx ef ye A -mf 'P -.3 so N V rv ,, , . N, I 1 a 'Sf 3' fi' A if sf PT we si tis. sun...- is T? .1 '0- ' 5 ELIZABETH A. MOODY-Mom tana State University - Trigo- nometry, Mathematics of Analy- sis, Counseling CLARK L. MORFORD-Kansas State College - Chico State College - University of Cali- fornia-History ARTHUR R. NELSON - Fresno State College - University of California-Auto Shop, General Shop ROLAND NELSON - Kansas State College - Kansas State Teachers Colleoe - Chemistry, Biology, Counselor DELOS O'BRIAN-DePauw Uni- versity - Northwestern Univer- sity-Boston University-Drama, Speech, English, Radio-T. V. Production GALEN D, OWENS - Sacra- mento J,C.-San Jose State- Modern History, American Problems, ,, JOHNNIE LEE PADGETT-Uni- versity of Oklahoma-University of California - University of Southern California - English, Purple Skirts Advisor HUGH S. PENMAN-University of California - George Wash- ington University - American University Uournalism, Englishl JOHN RILEY - Bakersfield Junior College - University of California - History, Business Law! Citilenship P f ve ONICA SATORIUS - Uni- ver ity of California-Dean ot G' Is, Head Counselor ARL SHOUB - San Mateo- Cadets ZOLA M. SHUMAN-University of California-Girls' P. E., Drill Team W. DAVID SPAINHOWER - Fullerton Junior College-San Jose State College - Wood- work, Farm Shop IBETH STARR-Colorado Train- ing School for Nurses-Chico State College-School Nurse C. K. STEVENS-University ot Southern California-Boys' P. E, X X 4 r , ,R- .D Y X , WM, Al NELDON A. TAYLOR - Utah State University-Agriculture ROSE THATCHER - University of California - Citizenship, American Problems DONNA R. THISSELL-Univen sity of California-Chico State College-English, Homemaking RONALD O. WAGNER-Chico State College-Shorthand,Type- writing .2 'ON' fwywm ll'lJSUX COUNSELORS MRS. HARRIET ERICKSON MR. RONALD WAGNER MISS LIDA JARMON MR. ROLAND NELSON ms, euzuem Mooovt I :,. ,ul - WAV Our counselors help us with our educational, vocational, social, and personal problems. In the past there has been little privacy in the counselors' offices for talking over such problems. The offices have been small, inconvenient, rooms scattered about the building. All that has been changed this year with the opening of the new counseling center. Now all the counselors' offices as well as the offices of the principal, vice-principal, director of student activities, and director of testing are in one suite with a counseling secretary to serve as re- ceptionist. The Governing Board of Trustees approved the building of the counseling center after receiving the report of the Lay Committee on Counseling which made a year-long study of our counseling program. P it ,J of' . gg, f L-- Ml 1 4 1 f? 1' Lf' f' I VERONICA SATORIUS Head Counselor 5 sr K li 2 5 if if 71 KJ 1 1-4.x AZ I5 LEFT TO RIGHT: David Marr, Barbara Nelson, Yvonne Teslerman, Millie Rucker, Adelaide Castle, Marilyn Blankenheim. FIRST ROW, lelf fo right: Dcrclhy Perry, Thelma D esfelhcrse, Jeanete Johnson, Ameila Daniels. SECOND ROW: LeVelle Downs, Doris Hendricks, Kalhyrn Tonic, Ruby Hubbard, Mil. dred Woodfill. FIRST ROW, left to right: Don Fox, Fred Re- gello. SECOND ROW: Elmer Fish, Earl Skinner, Roy Meyers, George O'Neal, Cliff Daniels. FIRST ROW, left to right: AI Bianconi, Gil Spencer, Lee Ryhne, Don Fox. SECOND ROW: Ed Kolstad, Frank Kidwell, Elmer Fish, Doc Menqs, Buster Moore, Dennis Powers. NONCERTIFICATED EMPLOYEES The nerve center which is sensitive to, ana directs, the many functions necessary to an educational community of ll54 students is the Main Office with its partner, the Business Office. Through these offices flow the plans, problems, and moneys of the school. We eat well, too, thanks to the skillful work and planning of the Cafeteria Staff. Many happy memories for each of us center in the cafeteria and in the three fine lunches served us each day. We salute our custodians, the unseen workers of our school. We have worked and played in a well kept school these past four years. We travel to school safely in buses driven by careful and pleasant drivers. ln rain or shine, in snow or fair weather, they faithfully hrina us to school. yn ek-2-Y-0 5019-f' 0? 13 .dw iii' g..g':25i 'fg ul-.0 ' 62.142 'Y J .A fL i--1 FALL SEMESTER MIKE ANTHONY MIKE HASTINGS Fall Semester President Vice-Presidenf Us Elected to lead the student body for the fall of '58 was Mike Anthony who did a splendid job as president. Mike Hastings as our vice- president proved to do a well-planned iob of organizing our assembly programs. The ratification of the new constitution was put into effect in which the students are gov- erned by a bi-partisan government. Peggy Thompson, secretary, kept an accurate record of student body affairs. We owe much to Kay Arnoldy, Girls Tax Collector, and Brent Collins, Treasurer, as well as Rodger Clark, Commissioner of Building and Grounds, who were very successful in maintaining sufficient funds in our student body. The hilarious play, Father Knows Best , the crowning of the Homecoming Queen, Shasta's 13-0 victory over Enterprise High, and the many pep rallies and entertaining assemblies are a few of the many things that helped make Shasta's first semester very suc- cessful. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS PEGGY THOMPSON BRENT COLLINS CAROLE HYATT Sggrgfary Treasurer Vdrslly Foovball Yell Leader rv- 'tv' xl KAY ARNOLDY RODGER CLARK GAIL BASSETT Girls' Tax Collecfor Commissioner of Building and Grounds J. V. Foofball Yell Leader 'ln MIKE HASTINGS P d t STUDENT COUNCIL The fall semester Student Council, with the aid of the new advisor Mr. Owens, was very active. Mike Hastings presided over the meetings, and minutes were taken by Peqqif Thompson. The membership of Student Council consists of all of the student body officers, the class presidents and representatives, the ludicial Council member, and the Daisy and Volcano editors. During the semester, the ccuncil approved a Homecoming Queen Contest, sponsored by Purple Skirts. lt was decided that tickets would be issued for traffic violations on school ground. Several transfers of the school funds were made, and the Student Body Card sales were redistributed. Most important was the work the Student Council and House of Representatives did on the accreditation of the school by the CASSA. FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Bland, P. Thompson, K. Arnoidy, G. Watt, C. Hyatt, G. Bassett. SECOND ROW: C. De- Forest, B. Collins, W. Oxley, G. Gifford, B. Jones, M. Anthony, R. Clark, M. Hastings, T. Marsolek, J. Sherman, J. Reese, B. Evanhoe, R. Smith, S. Morrison, T. Smith, C. Hart, 's I :IC C L MR. HAROLD PUFFER MR. JOHN SPENCER co-advisors to the Student Council and House of Representatives ,i. it: tt! s T HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES GENE KENNEDY Speaker of the House The House of Representatives is a new governing body this year which works with the Student Council. It consists of one elected member from each social studies class. The members have to have a 2.0 grade point average and cannot belong to the Student Council. The term of office is one semester and a student cannot serve more than two consecutive terms in the House. A representative may be recalled by his social studies class. The officers ot the House are the speaker, speaker pro tem, secretary, and two delegates to the Student Council. The two delegates are elected by members ot the House to attend the Student Council meetings for the Student Body and submit recommendations from the House. FIRST ROW, left to right: L. McClain, N. Milton, B. Bland, L. Rossetti, C. Mark, J. Lunde, S. Robinson. SECOND ROW: L. Easley, B, Nowell, M. Anthony, E. Pierce, I. Ross, T. Pettigrew, D. Burnum, 6. Kennedy, C. Wickstrom, B, O'Brian, B. Black, M. Hastings. C. Crowe. ,A Q, 5, wi ii Q ICQ wg-'I MR, GALEN OWENS MIES VERONICA A TORIOUS co-advisors to the Student Council and House of Representatives PM K. 1' 3 5- f rg , fa Tw - En - f EDDIE LOVE Vice-President LIANA ROSSETTI Secretary -1' K V . MARSHALL BRACKIN Treasurer 1253 N ,, -.f -Wit T J' , TEX MARSOLEK Representative 1 Q .X A :Q jr: GARY SHORT Yell-Lcadar BOB JONES JACK REESE President President SENIOR JUNIOR FALL CLASS OFFICERS SENIOHS The seniors, in their last year at Shasta, are look- ing forward to a successful year. They are, even now, making plans for commencement and the Senior Ball. They are also looking forward to a win- ning year in football, basketball, baseball, swimf ming, and track. Under the very capable leadership of president, Bob lanes, and his assistants the senior class pros- pe'ed during the Fall Semester. IUNIORS Now upperclassmen, the juniors are looking fore ward to a wonderful year. A ring committee was elected, and the very striking Iunior class rings were chosen. Fall semester president, lack Reese, guided his fellow classmates into a successful purchase of a new trophy case for the front hall. Due to the capable assistance of advisor, lohn Riley, this class enjoyed their Fall semester at Shasta. MR. LOUIS GRUSH MR. JOHN RILEY Advisor Advisor 5011. Wt-any Bl LL EVAN HOE Vice-President ... ' S. v JUDY LOVE Secretary MARIANNE REINKE Treasurer . 5 FRANK UTTLE Representative TVN se BUTCH CROTTO CRAIG DeFOREST TYLER SMITH President Presidenf SOPHOMORE FRE SHMAN FALL CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORES No longer the youngest class at Shasta, the Soph- omore Class prospered during the Fall Semester. Their president Craig De Forest who, with the help of his assistants, worked hard to start their class project, which is being financed from the proceeds of their magazine sales. This class has much spirit and we are sure they will go far at Shasta. FRESHMEN The newest class at Shasta seems to show much promise. They are now working quite hard on the magazine sales. Ty Smith, president for the tall se- mester, led his class very ably. The Frosh have a new constitution and are plan- ning their class project. We know that with all the capable members ot this fine class they will do well at Shasta. MRS. EVELYN CROUCH MR. CLOYCE AVEY Advisor Advisor 'W av Q4 f 54 if 9' Wil, if . QT' ,','f 'Q ., sw . kv- , .J .-'ff u. '1 1 0-L v A -, . m-Q 'Was . .T 1-QA YL. W Q X-wk Q ,., ,, ffl, if J D 'Q- X fr .. f gqfifkq-'5,w,nfiV' 4 ,H uv 1' -X . A. fx if , fww' f'Wf52:f f s Rf L 5 M ms Y -n , C 'QQ fm L 5' X N.. pf 5 vs Q- a K I Capfain MR. CHUCK STEVENS Coach FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS The undefeated l.V, team of two years ago had finally reached varsity. Although they didn't go undefeated, the team came up with a good 6-3 season with two of the losses being real heartbreakers. With Chico going undefeated, and Reno losing only one, Shasta came in a close third. Leading the Wolves on offense this year was the fabulous junior fullback, Butch Crotto. Also outstanding on offense were Dean Gordon and Mario Serafin, who was shifted from guard to halfback. Leading the big line on offense and defense were Bob lanes, Marshall Brackin, Greg Gifford, and Rodger Clark. The co-captains this year were Rodger Clark and Greg Gifford. There was no out- standing lineman or back. Although twelve lettermen this year are graduating, ten or more junior letter men led by Butch Crotto and Dave Winters will be back next year to add experience to the Wolf Pack of '59. FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Philpol, N. Nixon, D. Gordon, C. Schafer, G. Snow, B. Crolfo, K. Russell, D. Wrofen, T. Trusas, B, Hopper, F, Ferrell. SECOND ROW: A. Hodge, R, Clark, M. Serafin, R. While, M. Anthony, B, Oqlesby, R. Leonard, G. Durman, D. Lakmann, D, Machado, G, Hurst, M. Lerwill, D. Golcher. THIRD ROW: M, Braclrin, L. Dickey, A. Zoelmer, B. Collins, 6. Boyse, 6. Gifford, 8. Birtcil, B. Blazer, S. Brown, B. Jones, O. Holmes, and R. Neitz. L nf Alf T4 GREG GIFFORD LETTEIlD lEN'S SENIOR LIICKEII Il00Dl LETTER MEN 11 xx -X x ,X K Q4-get EUREKA .lp ff km? 20-7 x XX .XX xXx Y ' xYJ OROVILLE w N J X L WN Q 42-14 XXX Q W KKK KLAMATH FALLS L 33-6 Xxukb '.'.'LI :' I 5 Y S I 5 RENO Q Y: 19-13 In Shastals frrst N167 garrie of the year, the tearrr was barely beaten out by the Reno l'luskies. ivvlllt Shasta sccrrng in the second and fourth quarters, and Reno scoring in the first and third, the Wolves led 13-12 with 46 seconds left tn the garne. But the -Z5 seccnds was enough for the Huskies as Morrison threw a 71 yard pass to Hesse fcr srx p-:ints which gave Renc a 19-l3 victory. No one has seen the Vtfolvesl Butch Crotto play in a garne when he drdnlt df the best he cculd rf nct a little mere, even though he was sick thrcuahauf the game. Butch again tare the cyfpusrng line apart. Dean Gcrdztrr and Marr: Serafrn the converted guard to nalff.a:'k alsr, stood cu' on offense. Thr- tugged Shasta defensive lzne was led :y Greg Grffcrd, Ptcigfr Clark and Brent Collins. ANDERSON WW 76 Q In the Vlfolves' se-cfnd NlC game ef the season the Wolves wan by heating the inspired Anderson Cubs 7-6. Statistically the Cults clcrvluered the Vkblves lfy rust 'ess than a hundred yards. Most of Andersons attavks, 190 yards, came by passing, while all cf Shastas gains Q8 yards, carne on the ground, Although Shasta sccred late rn the first quarter, the garrxe was a scoreless battle lzetwcerr the lines until twe seconds were left, Anderson s Whitwzrth :rred a last-gasri pass rrrrn hrs own 42 yard .ine tr: st :re The convfzsron fell short. Sliasfas offense was led by the , , unstoppable Mari: Seratrn, The dezense was led by the entire Shasta line. 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This 'NGS iily 115111 fifl stzry IOI Gary Snow s1vcc,1111QL1'ie-d t11f- 'f.'cQ'.v25 f1?1511f: t11f11 11e1d 11111 Smyurd, 1f1'110rp11Se'S HGCf14,1 Il Boy and hz I411QVU 'l':L11111,1e heels 15, Q1 mere '11111fe-G11 yards. Stzpw NVL1 I111UL1G1.Y 1g1ea1c1nfg up f11'.'1J1f2fI1m'31S1 1.C1:sl11111 111tf1.'-1 :md 12:1 11--11.wC1 '119 W:J1v:'-S 1131119 11p 1119 111111112-1:5 :.111mnc: 7111111-. QD -K i Q If -2329, ' 504 Q' 'Q' SQ 6 . were f I Q f '3' eagles? wl pr ji2F:,:f I, 335m x'3 'IYl35Ql., Ili AKSIQM Ig, is 4: FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Mitchell, W. Morrison, A. Bally, B. Cherry, L. Sandusky, M. Spenser, B. Adams, L. Lakmann, D. Winters, R. Nash, D. Greer, R. Sanders, C. Wicksfrom. SECOND ROW: G. Bresolin, R. Kingsley, B. McCIung, B. Brickwood, R. Zinley, D. Krandel, D. Hansen, M. Irvine, R, Wiseman, B. O'Brien, Z, Wasson, C. Arbuckle, D. Burnum, G. Peck. THIRD ROW: P. Carr, M. Kird, 8. Porter, L. Helfin er, D. Moftarn, R. Withers, T. Pehigrsw, L. Gardner, D. Carlson, L. Dowling, J. Windlc, C. Rice, M. Dul?y, R. Zsll, I. Mark, H. Sfadillo. J.V. HIGHLIGHTS With a host of returning l.V. lettermen, the Wolfpups looked forward to an improvement over the previous year. The fighting pups accomplished this goal with a three win, three loss, and one tie record. The record would have probably been quite better with a little more luck in the final minutes of the games. Dave Winters, Mike lrvine, and Dennis Burnum led the team on offense and defense. Because of his inspiring playing and leadership, Winters was elected captain. With the powerful Dave Winters and about eleven other sophomores going to varsity next year, the Wolfpups will really have to struggle to attain a favorable record, but with some luck and hard practice, it can be done. m:Urf:lU:1:l:11l.-'DUl'I1l:11mO cnsdrrldilvr-1:-'QZOU1 fav-Q1 GP- Q? All CHAMPIONS FIRST ROW, left fo right P. Gaulf, N. Milfon, VOLLEYBALL Lasting from the end of September to the first of No- vember, volleyball was the first activity in which the Girls' Athletic Association members participated. This sport, being under the able management of Shirley Dowell, had a terrific season. The activity started with about two weeks of practice games. Then, the games continued with a double-elimi- nation tournament lasting three weeks. The winning team was under the leadership of Iudy Acurso. Later, a group of senior and junior girls were chal- lenged to a volleyball game by the Enterprise High School G.A.A. The Shasta senior girls were victorious in their game. The juniors were not quite as lucky, but they played a fine game. There were many exciting games during the season, and the G.A.A. group encourages all girls to attend other G.A.A. activities throughout the school year. W. Espil, A. Tennant. SECOND ROW: L. Tanner, L. Trader, L. McClain, J. Acuno. FALL SHIRLEY DOWELL Manager G.A.A. LYNN ERICKSON BOWLING This year bowling was carried on at the old bowling alley. On Mondays there were five teams which successfully threw the heavy bowl- ing balls down the alleys. On Wednesdays, four teams bowled and competed for the high scores. Bowling is the one indoor sport which every- one can enjoy. Young and old can easily learn to bowl and will come back again and again to enjoy it. Our top eight bowlers were the following in the order of their top scores: Eva Brooks, Iustine Benedict, Carol lean Dowell, Pat McBride, Laurie Kennicott, Bev I-lovell, Sonny Boswell, and LaBee Simon. Our bowling was highly successful this year with over 80 girls turning out. Manager dict. SECOND ROW: E. Brooks, L, Simon, B. Hovell. FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Dowell, J. Bene- TDK ' L n fi? xl 5- K 'Q Q T SENIOR STORY Twas tn 55 as we remember That we entered Shasta tn September We were young and tnrlorn and pretty scared But Just read and see how well we have fared' Dot l-ltslop was the ttrst prestdent we elected And we autckl 1 settled down under her rule That sprtng twas Bracktn whom we selected And he served us well ttl the clostng ot school A rnagaztne drtx e was our protect tremendous Netttng ntne thtrty three thtrteen stupendous' Our ch tce tn the talt was Bractftn agatn As we strode tn loold tn our sophomore year The second se mester twas McGowan th rt A td roth led tts thr tt l wtttt rtght good cheer The tcunt l v the shop was oarttally patd By us sopt omorcs ttne who gladly gave atd llpperclassmen at last nd teeltng our oats CD tr r restdent al chctc was one Rodger Clark ln the sprtng Mtke Anthony garnered our votes And each ot these boys has left a good mark T te luntor Prom ur c ass the host Stardust thetherre ttwasr ally trte rr os And now we have reached the best year of all Bob lones was gtven the prestdent s gavel ln lanuary Serattn answered the call A nd helped us prepare tor the next road we travel The road aheaa as we leave unfolds And we take tt to see what our tuture holds We ve loved our tour years tts sorrows and Joys l's lessons tts teac r tts gtrls and tts box s We leave tt all now wtth a laugh and a tear lt s tn vour good hands when you come back next year 'J , , o . , I Y , 7 . t , , A. , J. . o . t - , t , -, , - Q -, , c , t . . o gg t . , - ,, . N , , t, c ,U , t 1 c' 1 ' e ' . I 1 1 , r A I . V t , ,, H A, D , X TI , t, V . . .,, . , , t . - , t , , f f , . - f ' A ls- .' ' ' t , MC b, '..,. , , , X, V7 SYLVIA PEACHE BUI C.S.F., Daisy Class and Club Ed'Yof. J.V. FoofbaII Asslsfanf YeII-Ieader. Rich ardson Sofrqs Conference, Thespians RUTHANN VIOLA CHIARA GMS Leaodfe, Tr' A H' , Y F.H,A., Sm Club G'rIs CIN' , BRADLEY VAN CLINESCHMIDT Bafkafra' B on S C 5 F. C ass Cof:A DAvuo DACY .f 1 Ng! . CHARLENE MARIE f' BURCHFIELD SVS Leaque Lafv C .c HTCC X, CHRIS CHRISTENSEN ' TI-esplans, A Caro? 11 GI' s Lmque TONY CYLDE sr-IELLEY DANIELS I Q h Y: .,., Q 5 I ,. ,,.., , A 4 Agijjgfl fgii Q X .anv- JUDITH ANN BYERS Buildnz and Gnmos Thesplams 6015 League G,A,A. IDI.rsrm'fI MARY EVELYN CLARK Thesdam G 's League F.H,A., Bufdfvz and Gfouncs BRENT VERNON COLLINS ' FoofbaII BOC: S, Smdenf Bodv Treasue' Vafsk Baslvba ' YQ save' ALBERTA DAVISON HI-CC, Band II, fcjuff Teachefs Beqlfn Pg GVIS GIQS 6355 LPaQue bs A f ig: f f DALE RICHARD CATON Track, Bovs Cforus, A Can- De'Ea J.n'of Soecnevs B'o:k S RODGER ALLEN CLARK Foo'baII Bock S Comm' s'oner of BuIIdInq af' Growds BETTY ANN COX I Fmue Nuries G 'IL Le-arm TRI-I'-Y VICTORIA R. CHAVEZ GI' 5 League, FHA. SUZANNE VEONE CLAWSON Dr'I- Team, Peo C Lf C ffal VaIIe-VI, FHA, G Lcaque f CAROL SUE CUSTER 'X F.H,A., G,'.A.A. C C Jb, LIb'ar5 C ut? if Y SHARON RT ' rw FM' BUIII Q an Ly, F IFPST-515 TS, iff CONSTANCE NADINE DELAMAR FI-LA., GAA. FBLA IEfwf9fDrIseI if -.--if 3' -as 424-V' K I N 'ffl' it Su... 'ish' qv- ' BY- 11 eww? x 'V :WD 1.1.1.1 kk-Q' DOUGLAS NELSON DENTON J,V. Baskelball, Camera Club MARIANNE DROSCHER Girls League, Junior Prorv Princess, Sophomore Repre- senfallve LYNN ALICE ERICKSON X Daisy Art Edilor, Girls League Treasurer, Richard- son Sprnqs Conference, G.A.A. Manager, Purple Sk'fv5 CHARLES L. FREEMAN C.S.F., CO'or Guaro-CCC R'f'e Tearn Cornmandin: Officer-CCC wr? TOM DEW Beginninq Boys Glee, Ad- vanced Boys Glee, Bulldinq and Grounds Pere RICHARD Economou A Football, Baseball, Latin Council, Building and Grounds, Varsily Baslrcfball Yell-leader MAUDE MARIE EVANS Girls League f 1 CHARLOTTE ANN FRIENDVV Banc ll, G.A.A. Fl-l,A.. G ls League BOB DOELKER f BART T. ELLISON ' Band, C.S.F., Junior Slales rnen ai America, Pep Band, Chemistry Award BEVERLY JEAN FELSHER Girls League, F.l-LA., Furure- Nurses, Circle S COLITTA GIBB Transle' lLos Galosl, G'rls League Varsihy Assisfanl Football Yell-leader 5591 5.115 FRED WILLIAM DOHLE Arr League, Building and Grounds, Lafin Council, Volcano GLENN EDVIN ERICKSON French and Spanish Club, Junior Slafesrnen of Afner- 'ca, Science Club BRUCE M. FOWLER Ski Club GREGORY JAMES GIFFORD Football Block S Presfaenf, Head Varsity Baslrelball Yellvleaaer 3 WARREN KAY DONOHO LEE ERIK ERICKSON Band, Pep Band, Danze Band, Tennis X RONALD MILTON Fox ' C.S.F,, Block S, Governor Conference, Baslcelball, Fa Play DEAN C. GORDON Football, Track, Block S 43 's UTAHNA FAY GRACE G'rls Leaoue f RUBY LOIS HALE F.H,A. Byflnlrxq 3-I Crowns Tresdans KATH LEEN HANSON DANIEL BRYANT HEBERLING J.V. Foofcallx H? CC Lath- Chb Maw arm Scinqe C r ROBERT MICHAEL GREENE Foofball, Baseball Track Block S KIRSTEN MAURINE HALL Lafln Club, Barwd II4 G le Leaque, Pu'Dle Skfrls TreaS wer CAROLYN SUE HARRIS Gfrls Leaque, Thesolarvs Bufldlrq and Grounds JAN E H EER ':'j EDITH ANITA GREER H?-CC, Fufure Teachers VIRGINIA KAY HALL Girls Lecque. Bulldirfc ana Grounds, F.H,A. I. num ALLEN HARRIS ' Archery Club Pboloqraplv. CUE: CHUCK HESTER 'A THOMAS RALPH GREER, JR. J.V. F-oofball, Block S MMV ANN HANES rf Girls Leaque, F.H.A. Tri HMY MIKE M. HASTINGS Svudenv Body Vice-Pres? derwf, Block S, C.S.F., Boys Svafe, Goverrwofs Confer ence JOE P. HESTER X 1 1 JOANN MARIE GREGORY Advanced Glrls Glee, A Cappella, Trl-Hi-Y, Girls League oAvm LEE HANSON NEIL w. HAYDEN Archery Club, Swfmrrfnq Team RICHARD RAYMOND HIGGINS Shasfoloqy Slaff. CaIifo 'a Cade? Coros X T' '27 uc . x,,,,,..,A A ,Q . - .- GARY ARLAN LACK I.aI?n Ciub, Archery Cub CARL LeROY LEWIS X Baskero:aII YeII - leads-' BuIIdmq and Grounds LARRY ALLYN LONG Biock S, Larln CIub4 Tenn's Tearn Capfam, Thespians Arcnerv Cwub KATHRYN MARTIN Advanced GIrIs G'ee C.S.F, Purple Skim Of ,nevu 'Qs . I ., ,.. I I IT' -1-5 an .X f' I I ig .F , If. WALTON DELANO ,X LAFFRANCHINI LaIIn CouncII ViceAPresf, deny French -SpanIsh Vlce' Presidernl C.S.F.-Life Mem' oer, JunIor Sfafesrnen oi Afnedca Shasfooov HOWARD LEWIS MARCIA ELIZABETH LONG F.H,A. G S Leaoue NEAL JOHN MARTIN Band Pep Band Dance Ban I I . 5' 'S . of ' 'Na' V .L.. A,i.'f :L 1 3? J . K 12 I , . STEPH EN J. LANTZ LINDA LEE LEACH ' J,V. FooIbaII Bu'Id7nq and CSF., Girls Leaquel BuIId Grounds, Marr ard Science :mo and Grounds, H'-CC BARBARA JEAN LIGHTFOOTX DONNA GAIL LITTLEJOHN PurpIe Skfrrs Bu'IoInq and Grounds, L3IIn CIub, GfrIS Leaque, G.A.A. THOMAS EDWARD LOVE Sen3or Goss V':e Presdenf SnasYoIoqv Sta? Bu'Idfnq and Grounds THOMAS WILLIAM f MAXWELL Band Il, Lair Counc'I, Sophornofe Cass Counc'I A Cappella. BLIIQII-Q ano Grounds 'C' .L Wx 'F G.A.A. PAUL FRANCIS LYoNs f C.S.F. Track X KENNETH R. MEEDER Afcnerv CI-1b Sk' Club Cappella 'U-y., If CAROLYN ANN LELL G'rIs League F,I I.A. BEVERLY MYRLE LOGAN BuIIdInq and Grounds GfrIs Leaque, I'hespIans French and Sparnsn Cbub F.H.A. Tex R. MARSOLEK -X Senior Class ReD'esen'a ve CURTIS LEROY MERRICK Band, Sw'r'wrvwIr1q Tesrvn SP CIUD, La' ' CML' .vm P' kflik' W0 -1 lm- R , asg,' HAZEL IDA METZ FRED LELAND MEYERS LYNN KONOPKA MICHENERX JAMES C. MILLS G.A.A.,C?rcle S, Band, H7- Arr Club, Spanish Club, Transfer fFolsornl, Spank? Pep Band, Band, Vorcane CC, G'rls Leaque Science Club, Building and Club IFolsornI, G.A.A. Staff, Lafn Club Grounds, Inlramural Baslcef- lflolsoml, Girls Cho'us ball IFo'sornl, GErIs League CFolsornj MICHAEL CARL MOODY JOYCE MOON KATHERINE MOORE IChaseI EDDIE I-EE NIORAYEC Carrera Club, Art League, Girls League, F.I-LA., HY J.V. Baslcelball, Buloing Buldlnq and Grounds, CC, Bulldlng and Grourgs and Grounds Stage Manager SHIRLEY LEE MOTTERN X THOMAS LUKE MUTCHIE X Girls League, Bulldfng and Grouncs Purple Sklrrs DOUG LYNN MCLAIN LEON MCMANUS Football, Track, Baskefbal BuIld'ng and Grounos Moslce CAROLE MCARTHUR Baskerball Song- leader, Glrls League, Be' ginn'ng Glrls Glee, Trl-HU Y, Bulldlng and Grounds JANET NASH ROBERT RAY MCARTHUR Shasra Junlor Speakers Swlmmlng Team SHARON KATHLEEN NELSON HIVCC, C.S.F, DAN LEROY MONGOLD Shasfa Junlor Speakers, Shasra Science Club GEORGE WILLIAM MORGAN Boys Cnorus, Boxfnq, Inrra- rnural Baskeraall JOHN EARL McGOWAN Sophomore Class Pres'der-I Basketball, Baseball, Fcon ball, A Cappella RUTH ANN NESBITT G'rls League, Archery Club, Math ard Sclence Club, Lavln Club 47 GERALD D. NIXON BuIIoIrq ana Groxmus Baseoal Tuck Foomazl X ALVIA MARIE OVERMAN' Junior CIass Treasure' FoofbaII Sor'qIeader GHS Lean-Je, BaskeIbaII Song Ieader Bu1IdInq arm Grounds JANET PEACOCK ILackJ ' DVI Ieafr1,SIwas7eHes Gifs Leann C.S.F. Lafn CIub JUDY ANN PHILLIPS Darfsh CIub III-Inliyjx G-.A.A., GMS League 'mo SIMS Fnwf- Nwses JOHN THOMPSON NIXON Scanfsh Cuz: B.. d Eq af: G'o,n:1s J.V, Fcc'ba ff KATHLEEN RAE OVERMAN! A CBDDCIIB, 6715 Leaqde F31 Play B.J'I: a an: eqwh TWH Y DARLENE RAE PEARSON G3 s Leaqpe Af' DAQ- FAI-I.A. MARILYN GAY PIEPER F IIA. GWIS Leaquv 1 A 1 f X JOANNE MARIE NOLLO C.S.F. Fume Nwsex f DON MIKE PADULA KATHLEEN PEARSON ' G ' 5 L-mane Fmwe NM WAYNE PHILLIPS BOKIVIG GARY WAYNE NORWOOD BILL PALMER MICHAEL NELSON PELAK EDWARD B. PIERCE VoIcano, Pfesidenf SODIWO mofe CIass IGra'1'5 PJ:- C.S.F., House 0' Recu- senIaf'ves Swim' C541 IGran1s Pas? EDF JANE MARY ONSTAD '.J'D1E SK 'vs Da iv S'a G'ris Leaqw Pe: Peooe IKIamaff Paw! Abbemo COV II'E9 'Kev-af? Fad JOY PAUL S.A,A. Dv Team A'q'we , G ' 4 L-Ric.-2 Sr E -L JEANETTE BONNIE PETTY J- c' C :bs Rf'C'PS6I 3I.V 375 LE-3:.f' FAYVE PITTS G 'Ir LPA 1. gl- fig? 'ES' CHARLES SCHAFER Assmanf Vars'?y Baskefbgll Ye!!-Neadef, CHICO Leaders' Conference Mock S Foot' babl, C.S.F. JERRY SHERMAN ' T'ack, Boys Tax CoUe:'o' B5ock S, VafsY?v Footbg' YeUf1eace', A Caooeila EVONA JO'AN SMITHSON Transfer lfkrcafaj, A Cao- pelNa, GMS Leaque, Ao- vanced G-'fls Glee Of' chesha 1 HELEN BELLE STALEYX G ds GNee NN, GMS Lf-new FHA. CAROLE AN N SCOTT J.V, FoofbaM Ye!!-Tease' Freshman CNass Secvefa' Pwole Sk'r?s Sfudev' Cow ch JT.d'c'a Courcf GARY SHORT X, GARY R. SNOW Foo7ba'. Baseca' Bccv C Va's'fy Bauevcwi Y 'ease' SUSAN STIMMEL' PJD e S-Kffs Gifle Leaq--E L:s f' Cont' , B. '1 nf: we' f-'ou' :S f JOHN MARIO SERAHNX Foofba! Basmevoa Baie- ba'f, Blocx S Sovowop Cass Ye' - ease- LESLIE ROBERT SHOUP F.F A. Reserve' FEA.. Se: 'e'afy EFA. P'e: flee' FFA. V':e-P'es'.:e FLORA MAE SPANGLER. Sis League FHA. Be qhnf: Gifs C c'.s H CC CHARLES MILES ff S a'a'af 4--' 5' 0 Q X .W E . 1 ' 'XY' 4. JUDY GLENN SHAVER Pu 'Die Siffs C.S.F. GAA. Thespiars Dai, Staff RALPH HILAN SMITH DONNA MAE SPENCE Vande' Uwmewoosl Cas: Comch UInq?ewoodE, Home c' Reveservavfvee flnqlewocu , Junior Chass Corsi! Hveqe-voof1T Gifs LPaq..e JOHN STRANGE X CAROL JUNE SHELTONJX GHS League, .F.H.A, GAA, G 's Swwrwfra Team ROBERT L. SMITH F-,F.A. GAIL WILBURN SPOH DONALD LeROY STREET F.F.A. I nf' ,.m,,,. S. fn A ,if Y Vg-sr L , ri . L-QE? K .4 Eff A 34. I T uv C' 54 Lin 1 'Y ...Q -1 ' ,Ff its I - Y Q DEAN TANNER RICHARD DEAN TOWNER B311 'I PED Bard LeROY J. VANNOY JAMES ADRON WARD H 'DQ -C 'Dv RONALD HARLEY TEACH Banc Track A'CHs1rI,f CIuI: MARIE ELODIE TETRAULT T'ansIer Ipa r-We Hiqh Salinas, Ca Ii. GUI: League G.A.A. Cnofws SUSAN JEAN TUCKER G s League C.S,F. Pu.fpIe Sv '1 Da'sw SMH PATRICIA IPafJ ANN TWYMAN ICIaryj Cwoufas FHA. G.A.A. LINDA MAY VELEY CAROLYN LEE VIRGIL Z Pwce SkIrTs C,S.F. Laff are Leaq.e G.A.A. BP Cc..':'I Se:'e'aw Sliding :Fffq GVES Gee :': Gfomc: G 'S Lenox PATRICIA JEAN WARRE GERALDINE ELIZABETH D' I Tea G s Lea ufiy WATT O': es a V: :a'cIN V Da'sv Edfof SVS' Sfa'e 5 H,A, Dfce Sm 5 P'es'def' Susan? Cox: SeC'e'a'. Rf TSG' 5.5.5 QI X3 - pil' NY GIGS League, iIu J'nq Jrw pm utr' 'w-mf' 2 PEGGY JEAN THOMPSON Smdent Bodv Secrefary Purple SIf ?s GVIS League BuIIdInq and GVOUFHS DINOI0 SLVR Sf-fn-IAM GARY L, VANDERPOOL Bu'5dInq :ri Grow 1A. Afckerv CIL: JOHN J, WALKER Fa' PJ. FLOYD MARVIN WAEGANT Vail' Box -1 RAYNOLD LEE TOBIASSON FooIbaI?, FooIbaII Mosk7e JIM v. VANDIVER! MMI' and Sfjence Ciub Soafs' C -D Sbpvce C ut DAVID DEXTER WALSH 1 ELAINE FRANCES weasel Pro e Sxins Gffis Leaqm Ma'cre e Heaz Ma'o'e e 5I CAROLYN WEIR Purple Skirfs, C.S,F., Girls League, Junior Sfalesrnen of America SHIRLEY ANN WILLOUGHBY F.H.A., G,A.A, G'fls League KENNETH EUGENE WINDLE HVCC, Cadels SHARON A. WERNER Girls League, F.l-l.A. f JOANNE cAnoL wlLsoN ' G.A.A., Girls League, FRI-l.A. ERNEST WIN FREE LOUANN KAY YOUNGMAN C.S.F., Main and Sc'ence Club, Building and Grounds, Fulure Nurses, :Junior Slalesrr-en 0: Arne :ca RONALD JAMES WHITE MARY WILSON Fuvure IS6Cl'l9'S, Sludenr Leadefs Conference, C.S.F. STARLETT ANN WIS Purple Skirts, Foolball Songleader, Girls League Yell-leader, Building and Grounds, Basketball Song- 'eaner JOHN DAVID ZELTIN Poofball, Baskelball Tiddlv W'nk Team, Baseball EDWARD PAUL WILLIAMS MURRAY WILSON Basketball, Foofball, Band, Dance Band GLENN WOLF JUDITH ANN PUTNAM G.A,fN. Lalln Club THOMAS CLAY WILLIAMS Daisy Slaff, Class Council, Build'nq and Grounds NOELE M. WINANS Tliespians, Bulldinq and Grounds LINDA REA WOLVERTON Purple Skirfs Girls League JIM BARBOUR DON BOYD BETTY CARLSON PATTY CHICKERING TOM DAVIDSON LELAND ELLISON HARVEY FITE ARNOLD HODGE SNAPLESS SENIORS ROBERT JOINER GEORGE KINDRED DAVID MACE CARLA MIESKE WAYNE NELSON ALBERT NORRIS DENNIS O'BRIEN TAN POTTER SENIOR SNAPS MERIALICE RAWLINS KINGSLEY SMITH ROGER STEPHENS STEVE VASOUEZ BETTI WILLIAMS DAVID WINTERS ADOLF ZOELLMER XJR 5 W rg 17 A Nw V41 V!! 5 W 0 ff! X E 7 'P fx in Ei W! V5 Q Q Qs x, KJ L E I N Qgxf QUE' O K! 2,2 22 ff Z NU -Q1 'S ,JZ 5X QZ?AaMMW77QmM' if ZCTW JM! 55.34 4971!-44 4474! IW ff C08 'W A fr? 7 X71 Ig f A gf? JJ 2'-9 'KV fr 'N , ' ly 2 ' f ' 5 1 I I L' - 4' - F Q ,-J I Q! v f F XV ff 7 XJ ,X ,N JC .M 'X A H , ff!! iw I J f ,Alf ,I ff X . i J' JI ar f ffl X7 W V ,ffh 1, I, ' A My ,ff M f-Wf Q5 fy W AM ,M A,,, II!! I ,f,f . V N , n wxf, ' ' fx ,- '11, 0 77 1 ff N7 A Q 7 X f' f , vp' 'f iff . 2? I 7 X 'I 77W 7747 Q? if fy j I JW! 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HARLAN CARTER Coach As the 1959 season started, the general con- sensus was that the Shasta Wolves only had the material to turn in an average year. The expecta- tions of most people concerned became realities with the Wolves finishing the season with a record of 7-l2 and by ending up in next to last place in the Acker Tournament, which was held in Chico. Mario Serafin, this year's captain, was always a standout in defensive play and team spirit whether the team won or lost. The spurting offense was divided between Mike Anthony, Ross Carter, and Mike Farley. The other senior members of the squad, Iohn McGowan, Van Clineschmidt, Gary Boyse, Bob lones, and Eddie Pierce, all turned in fine performances during the season. With many fine players coming from the Iunior Varsity and with returning lettermen like Ross Carter and Mike Farley, Coach Harlan Carter hopes to build a team next year that will again make Shasta the leader of the North. IT' ,ix , MARIO SERAFIN Capfain Shsms Shsms Shsms Shsms Shams Shsms Shsms Shsms Shsms Shsms Shsms Shsms Shsms Shsms Shsms Shsms Shsms Shsms Shsms SCORES Groville s NVeed ,,.,, M,s CenUs1VsHey Aswsnd Asmsnd Qrsville , Red Bhdf , s Andemon ,U... Bmhsp Armshsns Ernerpsse Yreks.. Chms Enterprise Andemsn Bmhsp Armshonq IGHGYSOU Ulsly Chtyi RedINuH CenHslVsHey Chws, H, J I Huh Anflhomi 'Bela Tones Tohn McGowan Q Gary Bogie Wm Cllhefmudfh Mor-so Sora-Fm fx 3 . Q, Q I Q' LETTE Q QW? 3 Shasta Shasta Shasta Shasta Shasta Shasta Shasta Shasta Shasta Shasta Shasta Shasta Shasta Shasta lV.BASKETBALL With not much being known about the Iunior Varsity Team this year, not many people ex- pected a better than average season. These peo- ple were in for a real surprise as the Wolf pups, led by the dynamic quartet of Dennis Burnum, Steve Carlton, Craig DeForest, and Forest Thompson, came through with a great record of 15 wins and 4 losses. The games they lost, two to Christain Brothers, one to Enterprise, were all close games and could have gone either way. Giving fine support to the top tour were lim Fields, Gary Bresolin, and Larry Gardner. Coach Carter can look forward to a fine season next year as these boys, under the excellent coaching of Coach George Economou, have gained a lot of ability and inspiration. The team elected Forest Thompson and Den! nis Burnurn as co-captains for their outstanding play and sportsmanship. Gm? 4 SCORES OfOV1ll9 Weed entral Valley Ashland Ashland Oroville Red Blutt Anderson hristian Brothers ....... ........ Enterprise .,.........,,... ..,,.... Yreka ,.....,. , .... . hico .....,.i.... ,....... Enterprise ....... .... . .. Anderson .,....... .,....,, FROSH BASKETBALL Coach Vester Marler again took over the freshmen basketball team with the idea of de- veloping future candidates for the I. V. Basket- ball and Varsity team of the future. Led by Bob Kingsley the frosh team Went against such teams as Red Bluff, Central Valley, Anderson, Enter- prise, and Sequoia and compiled a record of 5 wins and 4 losses. Under Coach Marler's watch- ful eye the team continually improved through- out the season. Williams, Spencer, and Burton also added spirit and drive to the team. 8 M R. VlESTER MARLER Coach A SCORES Shasta ,..,.. Sequoia ........,aa,. iai... Shasta L ,, Red Bluff ...,..i..,..,.,,.. Shasta ,,..,. Central Valley Shasta ...... Anderson ,,,........i.. ..,.,, Shasta .,.... Sequoia i,aa,... - Shasta ..i.,. Central Valley Shasta ...... Enterprise ,,,,, ,,,,., ,,,, Shasta ...i.. Red Bluff Shasta ., Anderson .i,... . FIRST ROW, left to right: L, Burton, M. Spencer, D. Mont richard, M. Shook, G. Gray. SECOND ROW: Mr. Marle R. Williams, A. Bailey, L. Carmona, T. Smith, D. Crow RAY WILLIAMS Captain kc!!! LEFT TO RIGHT Barbara Bland head yell Ieaderj Susan Har? Dorothy Burke Kafh!eer1 cf? E FIRST ROW leff fo rlghf Bonnie LeBlanc Carol MacAr1hur Donna Bidwell SECOND ROW SfarIeH W use Sherry Qumn Alvna Overman well, S. Bertotti, L. Rossefti. SECOND ROW: BASKETBALL The winter activities ot the Girls' Athletic Associaticn began in lanuary with basketball. There were about forty members that participated in the games which were refereed by either college or high school girls. The winning basketball team from Shasta captained ay Donna Bidwell, went to the annual basketball play' day which was held this year at Enterprise High School. Students from Shasta, Enterprise, Central Valley, and Anderson High Schools played in this tournament. Another basketball playday was held this year at Chico State College. The players from Shasta were chosen on the basis of their ability to play basketball and their spcrtsmanship. Basketball, in the past, has always been a popular sport with the G.A.A. members, and it seems that the sport has maintained its popularity again this year. FIRST ROW, left to riqht: D. Hislop D. Bld- L. McClain, N. Milton, J. Pufnamy B. Howell, H Metz. WINTER SUE BERTOTTI Free-shot Metz shootin' high Manager G A A .fm .'.,, 4, 1 . 'V U4 I l l 'ft Q t r Watch The game, Eevl LINDA TANNER Menaqvr , I Swrnqnn' partners . , . Sue and Judy. PING-PONG At the end ot the Girls' Athletic Associations winter sport season, ping-pong made its annual return, The ping-pong games were divided into two groups. There was a singles and a doubles tournament. The G.A.A. members who entered either one or both of these tournaments played their games after school in the girls' gym. The ping-pong tournament offered those who were defeated in their first game a chance to continue playing by entering the consolation ping-pong games. The more ping-pong games a player won, the more points she received to- wards her G.A.A. letter or pin. The Daisy deadline prevented us from giving you the results of the ping-pong tournaments. N.. 64 , W41..- -sntifiii MARCHING BAND AND DRILL TEAM The highlight of this year's marching season was the half-time performance staged in Kezar Stadium for the San Francisco 49er and Detroil Lion pro-football game. Sixty thousand people, plus a national TV audience, applauded this performance. The pictures on this page show the band, drill team, and maiorettes at Kezar Stadium. The following students were the outstanding officers of this year's marching group: Drum Major, Bill Evanhoep Head Majorette, Elaine Weberg Drill Team Leader, Pat Warren: and Choreographer, Susan Tucker. BEGINNING GIRLS' GLEE FIRST ROW Ieff Io righf: L. Reeder, J, Car- penfer, G, Sisnisos, L, Dodson, L. Cox, N. Green, M. Johnston, L. Freeman, SECOND ROW: E. Marcofi, J, Wilson, M, Murphy, P, Crenshaw, P, Roundfree, D. Cerro, N. Wollin, THIRD ROW: N. Sfandiford, F. Spangler, C. Whife, N, Thompson, C. Ber- nard, L, Zehnle, L. Baker. BOYS' GLEE FIRST ROW, Ieff Io right G, Giles, R, MiIcheII, J. Sparks, C, Sandberg, W. Don- oho, T, Dew, L, Brooks, L. Bowman, SECOND ROW: L, Wright, D. McLain, E. Wrighi, D Carlson, R, Cafon, R. Hughes. GLEE CLUBS Y -sv ill .1 J 4 L ADVANCED GIRLS' GLEE FIRST ROW, leff Io righI: J. Hoffman, P. Chiclrering, C, Frosf, B. Dowell, S. Dowell, A. Davison F, Jacobson, L. Lockwood, L, Gullixson, D. Barbera, L. Peacock. SECOND ROW: K. Quinn, E. Arnoldy, K. PorIer, P. Olsen, L. DeFoer, P. Hendrix, G. Hoag- land, L. Kennicoff, L, Pihman, S. Kennicoff. I .,,.. E- V1 'P If 5 5 ' X 3 i 5 9, YW 2 ' ' ' r -- Am, p ,..n,,,..,1.- - 3 , v , '- Ili . x p., 1 42, gg, s in e-11-4 - -, , - - Q -i , Ji., '-E-'fl'l0-W'-- S - A ,. . - w . , . ..., - 'i...:nM-2:65519 Q91-fg,1gqg.qgKf.sijw: Q , H , - .- .,, 4, 1 .. lun- g. .1-.- L N g f- I uf-., .p1..,--mf , 1- ,.:, xx Q :,,,,,z,. W .. i ,QA W. Aw-fm D , . . M ...M P ,V XE5.1Zf'!J1gq,r,'kaMc.vjwe ' '1vws,s1g3w:1rx- - ..: -,5.Q+Q.g5 -an - A My .4 gf.:'imss wx www Q 1 ,, M gf Q ffgmw f -'SQ . -P --+- - W ,-Q. MWMM f gf . Af A s - - ' f . - 'lv -Q' ,, , svn. 4 , 5 f Q' ,fb fb fb. wb N LWB11 if 'sz 5115? fi? ygfvfwivif - Q .,,f '5b7' k5Hi.55U . 3 5T,3 x Z .Z W f Lg QL., bg 1' 'U J ' V .- sf U ' A Q n ll .--L.-- S M 5 Q ,,, . , ' I Z' E 'L ,Q f , A A , num q , lm , 5? Z' ff 'W' ,NM rw, 1, of X m f f K .:b h: V. , f -A 'S -Q-mv, '31'..F5M x W f i1A.,W.fc.s J yy ,ff , 1 C FIRST ROW, left to righl: W. Wagley, F. Dohle, J. Fonseca, K. Nelson, P. Warren, D. Blagen, C. Clare SECOND ROW: S. Wilson, C. Riley, C. Girimonle. T5llIRD ROW: P. Kerriqan, E. Pierce, D. Boyd, J. Mills l. Ross, . Oxley. WENDY OXLEY CAROLYN CLARE Fall Editor Spring Editor MR. HUGH PENMAN Advisor The announcement of the election of the Volcano to the position of Central California Scholastic Press Association secretary was proudly received by this year's sixteen-member staff. This newlyocquired office was made public at the 35th annual journalism conference at Stanford University. The Volcano was also awarded a Quill and Scroll A , an International First Place Award for the outstanding work done in the fields of general news writing and editorials. This award was presented to the Volcano in the Fall as a result of the 1957-58 paper. The first semester saw Wendy Oxley as editor, and Carolyn Clare filled this post in the spring. SHASTOLOGY The Shastology, the newest of the student publications, we started in 1952 as a literary sec- tion ot the Volcano. Since then, it has been enlarged and ini- proved by each year's staff. The Shastology committee is made up ot faculty-chosen seniors for the purpose oi selecting and pre- paring for printing the best crea- tive writings submitted by Shas- ta and Central Valley High School students throughout the school year. .f K' if GIRLS' LEAGUE Girls' League IS UCD, CTIEYI l's unease a service organiza- t: all girls at Shasta High. 's 'S fa'e better understand Lng and :e..:'.i.'shLgr retval-en all girls. ,JCJY Dflfllliil ICI.. semester FYGSiClC'Ilf It -Ning 'L ..G.4..c..A ...Q . gzzccjrarti of the Big Sister, Sadre Hawkms Day and the Hat Dance. Thgs dance is one and most nual event ot Shastas biggest popular dances. Another an- xs the Christmas Basket. Liana Rossftti, second semester presi- dent, present--d the Skating Party, which was a big suqgess and the Mothers Day Tea, one of the biggest events of the year. On May attended t torence. basis, had We owe IO, ten Tuniors and ten seniors he Richardson Springs Con- The girls selected on a point an untorzettable experience. many thanl-is to our advisors, Mrs, Shuman, Mrs. Collins, and Mrs. Starr, for helping so much in our club. ,4 FIRST ROW, left 'ro right: R. Higgins, W. Laffranchini, 8. Lightfoot, E. Love. BARBARA LIGHTFOOT Fall Ediwr MRS. MARION KOFFORD Advisor 4 is wAi.roN LAFFnANcH1Ni Spring Editor -R- FIRST ROW, Ieff to right: S. Thurman, C. Girimonfe, L. Rossetti, J. Barbara, P. Mallery, B. Mallery. SECOND ROW: M. Reinke, L. Ballenger, P. Proplesch, B. Porter, S. Quinn, K. Quinn. THIRD ROW: S. Kennicofi, B. Porter, L. Simon, W. Espil, R. Murphy, S. Wilson, S. Sfimmel. JUDY BARBERA Fall President LIANA ROSSETTI Spring President MRS. ZOLA SHUMAN Advisor was Mitt at in MRS NANCY LENGTAT DOROTHY HISLOP Advxsor President GAA The Glrls Athlettc Assoctatlon began thts year wtth a new adv1sor Mrs Lenqtat a newly revlsed const1tut1on and a new slate ot ottlcers conststmq of Wendy Esptl Treasurer, Patty Proplesch Secretary lustm Benedlct VICE PIGSI dent, and Dorothy Hrslop Presrdent The flrst semester was full of act1v1t1es such as volleyball basketball and bowllnq Speclal volleyball teams were formed whrch competed w1th surround mg schools The champlonshlp basketball team was mvrted to attend the basket ball playday 1n Enterprtse and another team was formed to attend a sportsday 1n Cl'11CO Second semester ottlcers were Beverly Hovell VICG Presldent Shlrley Dowell, Secretary and ludy Putnam Treasurer Durmq th1s semester badmmton ptnq pong, and softball were played Also Shasta sponsored a sprmg playday FIRST ROW left to right S Dowell B Dowell J Barbera l Puke D Bidwell M Ulruch L Rossettl B LeBlanc C Grrlmonte P Proplesch L Trader L Dobrowskl C Webb J Lyon S Gladwell S Long P McBride D Smith M Murphy SECOND ROW D Hlslop L Kennlcott S Kunz J Wilson C Moore K Bmks C Dowell W Espul G Holum C McCartney D Dvngqms B Hennlge M Barbosa E Brooks R Norris M McDermott D Sass THIRD ROW C Clark C Frnend P Pezold B Mortord B Nowell S Shaw L Errckson E Stower P Gault N Phllllps R Smith L Tanner L Morley A Tennant FOURTH ROW F Szmon E McClam H Metz B Keys Hovell S Bertottl J Putnam K Nelson L Simon J Benedict J Sms N Milton B Blrtcll M Boswe J Acurso J Ruduslll N Thompson Latm Counc11 FIRST ROW, Ieff fo riqhlz C. Isaacson, P. Mal Iery, T. Hansen, A. Cowden, C. Bowler, C. Mark, M. Barbosa, S. Long. SECOND ROW: N. Wil son, B. Dowell, M. Jacobs, L, Thorpe, P. Round free, N. Moorehead, P. McGuire, P. Thompson C. Volonle, B. Peck. THIRD ROW: R. Fulkerfh, B. Miller, A. Bailey, B. Andersen, R. Wolf, A McKinney, J. Lyon, B. Birfcil, J. Morford FOURTH ROW: C. Smilh, R, Boucher, 6. Du- Oueffe, J. Penix, F. Lillle, B. Evanhoe. II Archery Club FIRST ROW, Ieff Io righfz D. Winiers, J. Sfrange. SECOND ROW: J. Ward, A. Meigs, D. Halier. Shasta Sclence Club FIRST ROW Ieff lo rxghl M Wilson L Young man, NI. Barbosa, B. Bidcil, L. Slerpeniq. R Williams. SECOND ROW: G. Erickson, F. Bai Iey, J. Bull, P. Myers, R. Hoffman. THIRD ROW S. Smith, B, Miller, G. Worrel, F. Keeler FOURTH ROW: B. Ellison, M. Franchefti, C Holmberq, K. Manies, Mr. Guilford, Advisor Future Nurses Club FIRST ROW, Ieft to riqhf: L. Trader, S. Butler- field, M, McDermott, SECOND ROW: B. Peck, S. Hill, D. Sass. W1 i Future Homemakers of America FIRST ROW, left to righf: K. Pistole, Mrs. Love, advisor, B. Rice, J. Lyon, C. Webb, J. Barbera W, Espil, C. Burchfield, G. Adair, C, Lell. SECOND ROW: S. Sharelte, L, Toms, C. Mark, K. Silfner, F. Biggs, L. Wardell, E. Brooks. M. Murphy, R. Norris, C. Friend, THIRD ROW: K. Towns, N. Standiford, A, Bowman, C. Maulz, Endicoll, D. Dollase, P. Butterfieid, M. yne, C. Bernard, B. Carlson, H. Staley N. McDerrnofl. FOURTH ROW: M, Lifrieiohn J. Marcolf, M Easley, B. Conway, D. Weliock, W Porler, C. Sheilon, J. Wilson, S. Werner, M. Boswell, P. Chester, L, Bailenger, D. Youngbiood, S. Ewing, C. Dchle. P. Pa , J Future Teachers of America FIRST ROW, left to right: P, Morgan, M. Bar bosa, A. Tennant, S. Lonq. SECOND ROW A. Davison, N. Wallin, M, Johnston, M. For schler. THIRD ROW: L. Sargenl, L. Walder W. Wegley, E. Greer. I J ,911-an lll i TRI-Y FIRST ROW, left fo riqhl: P. DeLay, J. Smith M. Mark S. DuOueHe, A. Horsley, J. Paul, 6 me, L. Easley, s. Jordan. sEcoND ROW: c Cusfer, J. Acurso, L. Trader, K. Hazelline, N Phillips, A. Cowden, M. Nash, M. Jones. THIRD ROW: K. Ross, B. Cox, N. Sfandiford, A. Fraser, L. Hilchcock, M. Meredilh, K. Hanson, M Haynes, C. Virgil, K. Nelson. ' N F nf? X. 'ff s......4-ff-f an X LIBRARY CLUB FIRST ROW, lefl fo righl: F. Bailey, Mrs. Crouch, advisor, C, Howard, P. Morgan, C. Lawhon. SECOND ROW: D. Conner, S. Smith, B. Andersen, D. Padula, 8. Oglesby, L. Lausen. wi' ... . - .mr SHASTA SNAPPERS FIRST ROW, Iefl lo right: D. Hansen, L. San dusky, R. Eslep, F. Bailey. SECOND ROW: N Nixon, B, O'Brien, T. Peffigrew, S. Follell FUTURE FARMERS OF -3' Q FIRST ROW, left lo righf: J. Radford J Balmer, R. Shoup, L. Shoup, J. Beguin, B. Joiner: SECOND ROW: Mr. Taylor, advisor, R. Pringle J. Harrison, C. Baker, J. Hufchens, R. Loos K. Morris. THIRD ROW: B. Lifquisf, D. Caswell T. Fuller, J. Schoenhoff, D. Slreef, J. Taylor: R. Anderson, J. Harper. FOURTH ROW: J Brown, E. Beeson, J. Davis, L. Nuce, G. Harber, H. File, F. Moore, H. Ephrom, J. Harrison G. Loos. CADETS FIRST ROW, lei? lo righf: J. German, P. Kerri gan, K. Windle. SECOND ROW: L. Lausen, R. Pringle, J. Hesfer, D. Bell, J. Briggs, H. James, D. Willis. THIRD ROW: R. Bonney, E, Pringle, B. Ripley, P. Meyers, D. Bessey, C. Sundburg, E. Thomas, M. Allison. FOURTH ROW: A. Thelsen, J. Level, R. Korner, C. Baker, H. Monk, R. Doelker, F. Brownlee, R. Bancrofl, H. Cragle, L. Brooks. GEM AND MINERAL CLUB FIRST ROW, Iefl fo righl: M. Wilson, L. Younq man, L. Slerpenig, F. Bailey. SECOND ROW E. Pringle, J. Pringle, S. Werner. 8 ThGSp1C1I'1S FIRST ROW lei? lo rlghf L Rosselll A Hors e .J or Iss on Basse ons C ur led Dobr wsky ul D Youngblood SECOND ROW M Haslings aver lrumon e Hazelllne wqqins M Clark M Fernbauqh P De . .I e, C. Chrislensen. THIRD RO : ichoII ' ' , . F , L. BaIIen rl . H.nr-ige, L. Hilchcock. FOURTH R W Boyse, M. Franchelli, E. Keefer, G. Br m WC ' ower, . Conner, K. Porer N. Sands. .-er Q s 4. Building and Grounds FIRST ROW, lei? fo righl: G. Kile, A. Davison, L. Easley, S. Slimmel, B. Porler, P. Mallery, A. Overman, N. Winans, D. Conner, H. Kifch- ell, W. Oxley, S. Hohimer, C. Hyalf. SEC- OND ROW: P. DeLay, J. Paul, L. Youngman M. Wilson, K. Miller, C. Scoll, L. Rosseffi, M. Ulrich, B. Mallery, S. Morrison, L. Peacock, R. Chiara, S. Mollern, P. Thompson, L. Veley, D. Grush, B. Moriord. THIRD ROW: M. Fran- cheffi, B. Evanhoe, E. Love, W. Laffranchini G. Erickson, T. Feffigrew, G. Boyse, M. Ani lhony, M. Haslings, R. Smifh, B. Collins, M. Black, D. Barker, D. Bailey, R. CIark, S. Fol leH, B. O'Brien, R. Sandusky. ' I H' CC FIRST ROW, leff Io riqhlz P. Olson, A. Frazier N. Phillips, L. Nelson, E. Greer. SECOND ROW: A. Davison, S. Nelson, P. Doufhif, M While, E. Greer, S. Resler. THIRD ROW: L Walder, P. Gaull, P. Hendrix, V. Osfman, M Forschler, FOURTH ROW: C. Greer, J. Gar man, Mr. Nelson, Advisor. Art League FIRST ROW, left fo righf: D. Youngblood, S. Vanderpool, E. Forrisier, A. Vines, L. Long. SECOND ROW: Miss Kempf, advisor, M. Car- qile, B. Wifcher, L. McGraw, N. Nichols, J Sherman, T, McClelland. THIRD ROW: D. Ra der, M. FosIer, E. Merrill, M. Moody, E. Easley, A. Frazier, N. Sfandiford. .yr 'vel 'R 5 .4 Shastettes FIRST ROW, Iefl Io righf: D. Hughes, L. Easley, K, Ross, E. Weber, B. Brown, L. Peacock. SEC- OND ROW: L. Dobrowslzy, D. Youngblood, J. Peacock, P. Warren, J. Woodfill, P. McGuire F. Jacobsen, D. Barbera, L. McGraw, D. Harners. Junior Speakers FIRST ROW, left Io righf: L. Younqman, M Wilson, K. Clark, G. Bossuof. SECOND ROW' R. McArfI-nur, D. Cafon, W, Laffranchini, M Franchehi. KQJQ j'3NX NX X RW? VJ YW gf? X X y-,W 7 f ff K fn '32, AD if +729 Q2 Q6 Qcl,.44- U55 Qi xy 2 i cw-Ky -DX 1-N: Nalsgi 'l 'v, 42 SPRING SEMESTER MARSHALL BRACKIN MIKE HASTINGS Sp ng Sem sfer Pres dent Vice-President Elected to lead the student body for the spring of '59 was Marshall Brackin who did a splendid job as president. Charles Schafer as our vice-president proved to do a well-planned job of or- ganizing our assembly programs. Sherry Quinn, secretary, kept the stu- dent body well informed by her accurate minutes. Gary Snow, treasurer, Ierry Sherman, boys' tax collector, and Pete Economou, Commissioner of Building and Grounds, were very successful in maintaining sufficient funds in our stu- dent body. Shasta's basketball team showed fine spirit at the annual Acker Tournament held in Oroville this year. The team tried to establish a trophy award for games between the three city schools. A new trophy case was purchased for the school. Both the Iunior Prom and the Senior Ball were a huge success. The musical Oklahoma, presented as the senior play, provided great entertain- ment. These events are only a few of the events that helped to make Shasta's sec- ond semester very successful. STUDENT BODY CFFICERS SHERRY QUINN GARY SNOW GREG GIFFORD Secretary Treasurer Varsity Head Yell Leader ,... a 5 JERRY SHERMAN PETE ECONOMOU BARBARA BLAND Boys' Tax Collecfor Building and Grounds Commissioner J. V. Head Yell Leader a BUD SCHAFER President STUDENT ,Y . coUNc1L The Student Council is the governing body of students at Shasta. lt is composed of the student body officers, class presidents, class representatives, varsity and I. V. yell leaders of both football and basketball, and representatives for the year- book and the Volcano. The agenda for the second semester included a discussion of the Philosophy of schools in which was presented goals that every student should meet so he will grow into the most complete person possible. The PA. system was replaced with a new microphone, transformers, and cords. This greatly improved the stu- dents' attention at student body assemblies. One of the factors which contributed to the success of the Council was the guidance of two capable advisors. Mr. Galen Owens and Mr. Iohn Spencer, Vice-Principal. By the end of the year, the Student Council had made a great deal of progress towards the bettering cl Shasta High. FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Scott, G. Watt, S. Quinn, K. Binks, B. Bland, J. Lunde, D, Scott. SECOND ROW: G, Gifford, G, Snow, P. Economou, M. Serafin, J. Sherman, M. Brackin, R. Smith, B. Thorpe, F. Thompson, S. Carlton. 5h-pf MR. HAROLD PU FFER MR. JOHN SPENCER co-advisors to the Student Council and Houxe of Representat ves HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DAVID COLBY Speaker of the House The House of Representatives in its second semester of existence at Shasta was virtually untried. The ever-present problems of assemblies and school spirit were brought up as possible points for future improvement. The House was under the leadership of Mr. Galen Owens, advisor: Dave Colby, Speaker of the House, and Richard Neitz, Speaker Pro Tem. The minutes were recorded very ably by Secretary Alvia Overman. It is hoped that in future years this group will become a standard part of our student body government and help to maintain the good name of Shasta High. FIRST ROW, Ieft to right: S. Heryford, I. Pike, T. Thurman, R. Fulk, S. Bertotti, D. Grush, N. Green, D. Kruse. SECOND ROW: H. Birkland, J. Prince, T. Greer, B. Hennige, K. Martin, L. Rossetti, L. Wasinqer, C. Rice, D. Colby, B. Miller, B. Cobb, 8. Andersen, R. Neitz. 'ts' MR. GALEN OWENS MISS VERONICA SATORIUS co-advisors to the Student Council and House of Representatives is-' ROGER CLARK Vice-President JANE ONSTAD Secretary ,ff -1 GARY SHORT Treasurer TOM MAXWELL Representative INGER ROSS Yeti Leader 9? MARIO SERAFIN BOB THORPE President President SENIOR JUNIOR SPRING CLASS OFFICERS SENIORS This year the Senior class had a successful year. Several members of the class played an important role on the varsity basketball and football teams, showing skill and providinq the backbone of the squads. Susan Tucker won the Lions Student Speaker contest. The Annual Senior Ball proved to be a suc- cess. The class was headed by Bob Iones and Mario Serafin. Mr. Louis Grush was the advisor. J UNIORS The year finally came when the class of '60 would receive their class rinqs. They were now juniors and upperclassmen. For their first semester president they elected lack Reese, and Bob Thorpe was their second semester president. This year has been very successful. They started an approximate S580 proj- ect in which a new trophy case was selected. A de- pendable committee was chosen for the Annual junior Prom which was held May 2. These juniors had the second highest representation in C.S.F. and not only is it said the class is rated high scholasti- cally, but they have much hidden talent. The junior class is made of the stuff which makes for the good name of our school. MR. LOUIS GRUSH MR. JOHN RILEY MiKE F-RANCHETTI Vice-Pruidunt WENDY ESPIL Sacrotery KATHLEEN HUEY Treasurer KATHLEEN B NKS Represenhst e X , CHARLES FLEHARTY Yeii Leader DENNIS BURNUM Vice-President ELANA FORRISTER Secretary SUSAN HART Treasurer STEVE CARLTON JERI LUNDE President President SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN SPRING CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORES No longer the lowest men on the totem pole, the sophomore class emerged as one of the most eager classes in the school. Serving as presidents for the class were Ron Estep as first semester president and Steve Carlton as second semester president. With the proceeds from last year's magazine sale, they are now forming committees to finance their class project. It is rumored that a stereophonic phonograph will be purchased for the use of school benefits and activities. The class of '61 shows great promise and is sure to be an effervescent junior class next year. FRE SHMEN The freshman class was officially welcomed to Shasta High at the annual freshman reception. The class was well represented. The annual magazine sale brought in over SLUOO with Kay Watt taking the lead as top salesman. Ty Smith and Ieri Lunde were chosen as first and second semester presidents. With the returns from the magazine sale, the fresh- man class adopted a new constitution as a class TY SMITH Vice-Presidenr BON NIE BLACK Secretary BILL McCLUN6 Treasurer FORREST THOMPSON Representative RON ESTEP Yell Leader project. Much is expected of our freshman class in the future. MRS EVELYN CROUCH MR CLOYCE AVEY DAVE SCOTT Representative I- +... ne, .W HARRY STADILLE Y III. a e K ss ,L Q is A W 5 'P P lt 'ii' MARIO SERAFIN Captain i VARSITY After an undefeated season in their sophomore year, the nucleus ot the Shasta High Varsity Baseball Team is looking forward to a terrific season, and maybe, it everything goes well, another perfect year. Dick Marshall in his second year as the Varsity Coach greeted such fine returning lettermen as: Mario Sera- fin, Bob Iones, Gary Snow, Mike Anthony, and Iohn McGowan. Mario Seratin was elected this year's field captain. The team plays each of their seven oppo- nents twice, and they also participate in the N.I.C. tournament, which will he held in Chico this year. Before the Daisy went to press, the Wolves had al- ready beaten the Chico State Prosh and the Orland High School Team. MR. DICK MARSHALL Coach BASE -is FRONT ROW Ieft to right P Enck E Easley K Russell G Snow M Serahn H Vassion, G. Robinson. SECOND ROW B Oglesby J Hemsfed P Economou M Anthony B Jones J McGowan C, Rott G. Nixon, D, Gofcher. Bob Jones catches a fly John McGowan slides in to first base. fswwwx.s.n, .ag .Ast 1910 . 52 Ml-sts, Q 'W . .qt YQ wr, ,tw fxx l 1 Sl f .. U! Q... -.:'1Q ,. .'.,,.,- ' 1--.'.Yhlf'. 11 ' A in iq,-1'.',-Q .1g3gL5 R' 'bln u 'hdtv -. -3 x... T .....:f GERALD MCQUEARY XJN MR- CHECK STEVENS 'X , oac .wyek BALL 875 755 2 hrs FIRST ROW, leff lc righl: L. Wassinger, D. Winiers, F. Vocal, J. Deer, M. Guish, R. Esfep, R. Curd, G. McQueary, J. Bridges. SECOND ROW: C. Splawn, G. Peck, D. Tompson, N. Roden, C. Arbuckle, C. DeFores+, D. Burnum, H. Grace, J. Windle. Craig DeForesl bafs fo Dave Winfers, Nick Roden, Gerald McQueary, Harry Grace, and Jon Windle D. Burnum, and Ron Esfep. af affernoon baseball praciice. s ,541- 3 f W B un- 'wg x . .mm . Sfwxis NN , M, .. ,, W- tt'Wf,g 1 ,X - at ' 4. 1 ,, .S l S ggxf ...L I..-5' 42 4-Gia. - w mmrnq this c ose race are left to right: Curtis Merrick, Richard With fhe sound of the gun, left fo right Randy Smith Jack Reese Bob Downs and Luis Malone, McArthur, and Bob Casile are OH SWIMMING The Shasta High swiiiiniing team is expected to maintain its excellent record this year, the best in recent years. With veteran swimmers returning, the students of Shasta can anticipate another prosperous year. This years team will be led by lack Reese, Rich- ard Downs, Mike Hastings, Randy Smith, and Captain Bob McArthur. ln the first meet of the season, Shasta's mermen easily defeated the Bulldogs of North Bend, Oregon. During the Easter vacation, Iohn Riley's boys will have four meets in the San Francisco Bay Area. Since the Daisy goes to press before the majority of the meets are held, we cannot give you the record that will be compiled during the season. R BOB gggfzn-4UR F NT ROW, left fo right: G. Bresolin, T,.Smi1h, J. Penix, R. Brown, B, McArthur SECOND M JOSOZCEILEY ROW T. Marsolek, R. Downs, R, Smrih, R. Ritter, B. Castle. THIRD ROW: J. Word, C Merrick J. Reese, L. Malone. .M-, W ,aw ll f N-Q .P ' ' ...V --- 9' QLW?5E!lEg!!!Lhus if ai .t, frjyav' J 1 .A 1- wrt M f V.,-L x . , at sg 'W A ,Q L . ,. . .V kv K . 4 , E mg 4 nv ,,. .,, . '.f.,, 7' 'V 4, X , V' P Q. , ' Hifi KX X Nw . x A, an 9, M 2 AM JB , , . . , . fl .fs , 1. ' .. mg. M, ,E s? w:v5515Q6v7'4vg5 , f , '.-at 5'6 32 GJ ' .fda . . '.',EF i'M42g,, f 4 'W QCZM' f rf Q P ' tk .J ft W if Q .in ' Y '- if 5 , - .2 ' ' V ' 5 N H F ' A E ,ffm M i 1'-I 1-' 9 -1 ' ez-wi-if 9 ., Howard Lewis pole-vaults. Par Richards runs the mile. TRACK As the result of losing seven men either by gradu- ation or by transfer, the track team doesn't look so good this year. But with such returning lettermen as Ierry Sherman and Ron Teach and the development of some of the underclassmen, things could brighten up, Sherman should have a great season in his specialty of polefvaulting and Teach should do equal- ly well in his favorite sprints and short distance runf ning. One of the big questions that Iohn Grantham, coach, will have to answer is who will fill the gap left by the distance runner, Curtis Frembling. Due to the fact that the Daisy goes to press be- fore the season is started the results cannot be com- piled. But with the help of George Economou, Mr. Grantham is l forward to a fairly good season. MIKE IRVINE High Jumper FRONT Row, left to fight: H, SECOND ROW, left to r.ghf: M. Nash, W. Johnson L. Forbes B. O'Brien, G. Parke No? shown, B. MacBroom. , P. Richards, P. Lyons, J, Sherman R. Teach. Rochlitz, L. Sanduski, G. DuOuette, B. Winsett, M'Iler, B. Cobb, B. Evanhoe. Z, Paulson, E. Daiiey, -Smith, M. Irvine, T, Williford, T. Peitiqrewx MR. JOHN GRANTHAM Coach Q35 PLS 5 NACMH QP-Sys AASQ 65553 S. +552 71 l LARRY LONG Captain TENNIS With returning Captain Larry Long and a few other returning lettermen including Mike Farley and Mar- shall Black, the Shasta High tennis team is looking forward to a promising season this spring. Coach Leo Michael, in his fourth year as the boss of the netmen, has arranged for a tougher schedule of approximately seven matches including Anderson, Chico, Eureka, and Klamath Falls. Other returning veterans will he Gregory Parker, Bill Anderson, Mike Martin, and Lee Erickson. Marshall Black will start at the top of the ladder followed closely by Mike Farley and Larry Long. Since the Daisy has to go to press before any matches can he played, no results can be given. How- ever, during early practice the guns look sharp, so a favorable season can he expected. Efjgi . , . 'N I Q-l M . 1 ' x X . ,,- -S '. . l ' 5' - , - , - ' tm , 59:-1. ik? . . , 'fi ., 2 LEO MICHAEL Coach Watch the ball, Donna! SPRING BADMIN TON AND TENNIS Badminton was the first sport of the spring season. G.A.A. members who were interested in this sport signed up in the girls' gym. They could sign up to play in the singles or doubles tournament or both. This year the games were held in the girls' gym and the college gym. Another net game which started in the spring was tennis. Tennis was not sponsored by G.A.A., but any girl interested in the sport could try out for the school team. This year Kathleen Binks, Carolyn Clare, Donna Bidwell, Liz McClain, Sue Bertotti, and Sharon Glad- well represented Shasta on the tennis team. One school that the team plays almost every year is Eureka, and the girls are looking forward to playing the school again this year. Due to the Daisy deadline, the results of the bad- minton and tennis games are unknown. LaREE SIMON Reach Na cy R acn' Manager X Q 7 GAA You're out, Justin! JUDY ACURSO SOFTBALL After a full and active year in 1959, the Qirls' Athletic Association ended the spring season and its various sport activities with the always enjoyable game, softball. Softball offered its participants their last chance of the year to earn points for a letter, a star, or a pin. This popular game, which is one of the few out-of-doors G.A.A. sports, was played on the girls' softball field. Since the Daisy has a final deadline to meet, we will not be able to give the captains of the softball teams or the final standings in the G.A A. games: but Iudy Acurso, sports man- ager, is looking forward to a profitable, exciting season. Manager Open yo eyes Wendy' vt' I I :Z s if ik. Pk, l 3? sh, 1: M 4 K A545 4 ' 'Z' 1-155' ..-' n Nu 461, V P NJUL Pix, JA, M NX 'IZ R ,Nw F L X341 :JAN of- I M JUN Q., xl L X fk, ffl .Q-8' SSES l gy' Vi Cu, 1 In -J G9 G - - - 'LU Q ,J N30 M 3 .v f ,f Q Lf X A L , XQ3 A ,K Q N K3 MX, Q U A .....n V 1 I mf! 5 , C J A YJ mis. 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John Bull Johny Burke David Burns Carl Burton Phyllis Bulferfield Jeanefre Cameron Lynne Carlson Tom Carr Ross Carfer Roberf Casfle Carolyn Clare Calherine Clark Bacil Cobb James Colburn David Colby Edalene Collins David Conner Diana Conner Beffy Conway Nancy Cox Dorofhy Crenshaw Jon CroHo Nancy Daniels David Deininger Peggy Delay Karen Dial Leas Dickey William Diedesch Kafhleen Doherfy Dianne Dollase Alice Dorsey Peggy Douihif Carole Dowell Richard Downs Palricia Driscoll John Dunlap Tom Dunlap Cheryl DuQueHe George Durman Everett Easley Lanaya Easley Ron Ellis Pal' Enck Par Endicoff Wendy Espil William Evanhoe Maude Evans Mike Evans Dennis Fall Jeanelfe Farris Charreldine Ferguson Marion Fernbaugh Frank Ferrell Linda Finn Charles Fleharfy Judifh Fonseca Mary Forschler John Fox Michael Franchehi Clydean Frosf Ronna Fulk Gordon Fulh Lawrence Galer Roger Gamble Jack Garman Pauline Gaulf Tasker Generes Carolyn Girimonfe Don Goicher Sharlyne Goulfer Kafhy Graf Charles Gray Barbara Green Dorene Grush Jim Gulluxson Gayle Halcomb an Haller Carole Hammonds pn- fv- ,M vs 7 'if fv- In Shirley Hansen Paul Harber Joseph Harper Joyce Harfman Duane Hawe Linda Hawe Karen Halelfine Norman Hemsled Palricia Hendrix Gwendolyn Hensley Henry Heffinger Jan Hiqhlower Malcolm Hill John Hoffman John Hohimer Kalhryn Holmes Gail Holum Bill Hopper Clifford Hord Jackie Horner Kalhleen Huey Roy Hun? Gary Hursl Joanne Jacklinq Herman James Sharon Janhe Cliff Jernigan Gladys Johnson Waller Johnson Mary Johnston Sherry Jordan Russell Jori Edward Keefer Francis Keeler Janice Kennel? 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J' Q t y O75 1 lx- K AG QUEEN Fm. N if :lx I959 Ag Queen SUSIE SHAW Tne Future Farniers of Azzierica each year ejecrisars an Ag Queen. This years Ag Queen was Susie Shaw. Susie is a guziier at Shasta and nas participated in rnany scnca1activ1t1es.Susie was crewned by the president at the Future Farmers, Leslie Sncup. The queens attendants were Sally Ftekxneczi Leana Pitman, Lynn McGraw, Barbara Green, Patsy Epizrcn, and Mary M:Der:nctt. The Aa Queen is elected by payina a penny per vate for time :girl yau wxsn tc win. The queen received a white staa eport set ter ner award. fu eta .J y , Dermot? Pats E hron. BACK ROW: Leana WJ? mom Row, ten fo faqrm Mary MC- . V P Pitman, Sally Robinson. HOMECOMING QUEEN I9S9 Homecoming Queen, SHERRY OUINN. The Homecoming Queen was a new honor added to our curriculum this year, and it is hoped that it will become an annual event. Sponsored by the Purple Skirts, the queen candidates were nominated by the Senior class and voted upon by the entire school. Gur queen, Snerry Quinn, and ner two attendants, Donna Bidwell and Starlett Wise, created a pretty picture at the Enterprise game, final football game of the year. Under the able management of Peggy Thompson, chairman oi the contest, the crowning was Very picturesque. -Q5 -ATT if -if ... t ZW fxfx f t t 75 . ti- X X, ,A ' V SQOF ea? Left Vo riqhf: Sfarlefi Wise, Sherry Quinn and Donna Bidwell. MR. IRRESISTIBLE ui , B 'tv ' Mr. Irresistible Peter Economcu is being crowned by Girls' League President. Judy Barbara Each year the Girls' League Club sporisors a contest amoria the males ol the school to elect a Mr. lrresistible. Hush cards are sold to all Girls' League members at three tor a quarter or a dime apiece. Any girl who speaks to a boy during the day forieits her cards. The boy with the most cards at the close of school is elected Mr. Irresistible and receives a substantial prize. This year the boy chosen was Pete Eccriomou. The two runners-up were Eddie Love and Charles Schafer. :Jiri P f QDCG' FN wel Mr. Irresistible runnerseup are, lei? to YlQh'Z Eddie Love and Charles Schafer. BIVICC BASKETBALL QUEEN Naoma Bennett, Basketball Queen, and Marshall Brackin, B.M.O,C. Each year the Purple Skirts Club sponsors the Bra Man an Canipus. Each B.M.Q.C. Candidate has a carnpaian rnanaqer train Purple Skirts. The rnaney tram the votes, which are a penny apiece, aces tc the Purple Skirt treasury far the iormal Purple Skirt Banquet. Marshall Brackin was the B.M.Q.C. this year. The four runnersfup were Edward Love, Carl Lewis, Maria Seralin and Mike Antlicny. The Basketball Queen is nominated and elected hy the senicr class. Naorna Bennett was this year's Basketball Queen. Alvia Qvennan, Calitta Gibb, Starlett Wise, ancl Sue Bertatti were the taur runnerseup. The B.lVl.Q.C. and the Basketball Queen were crfwnea at the half time ct the Sliastafnterprife basketball qanpe. YQ X fi? . Y fi P U3 LEFT TO RIGHT: E, Love, C. Gibb, M. f , Anfhcny, S. Wise, A. Overman, C. 1 Lewis, s. Berfotti, M. smnn. X L3 GREG GIFFORD MR, JOHN GRANTHAM President AdVi50f GARY BOYSE Vice President BLOCK S The forty members of the Block S were all let' termen in one or more sports. Each had a C or above grade average. The Block S promotes good sportsmanship and raises money for rnany worth- while proiects. This year the society bought a new movie projector and a loud speaker to be used by the school. The Block S raises its money through the annual Block S dance and the student-faculty basketball game. The Block S completed its activities this year with an annual banquet. This year's society officers were held by Marshal Brackin, member-at-largeg Charles Schafer, ser- geantot-arms: lerry Sherman, secretary: Gary Boyse and Bob lone-s vice presidentsy Greg Gifford, oresident: and Mr. Grantham advisor. FIRST ROW, left to right: H. Lewis, G, Boyse, G. Gifford, M. Serafin, M. Anthony, B. Jones. SECOND ROW: B. Birtcil, R, Carter, J. Reese, M Hastings, G. Snow, J. Moore, B. Hopper, M. Black, THIRD ROW: L. Dickey, G. Durman, H, Vassion, R. Riffer, R. Smith, D. Greer, T. Pettigrew, J. Sherman, B. Caiiins, FOURTH ROW: R. Downs, B. Castle, C. Fleharfy, J. Penix, D, Burnum, B. Oqlesby, M. Brackin. is BOB JONES Vice President BARBARA BLAND a Semester President MRS HARRlET ERICKSON Advisor DOROTHY BURKE Sprung Semester President CIRCLE S Circle S is the honor organization of the Girls' Athletic Association. G.A.A. members who have earned 900 points are allowed member- ship, and they receive a Circle S letter. The Cir- cle members can also try tor a tirst star, a second star, and a pin. II4 vi! 'v FIRST ROW, lelt to right: M. Allen, J. Lunde, S. Rob'nson, L. Dodson, S. Vanderpool, L. Gullixson, C. Volonte, M. Graves, D. Burke, T. Thurman, G. Bassett, J. Pierce, D. Cruze, B, Trueblood, B. Gladwell, D. Youngblood, D. Salyers, M. Lierd, A. Smith, L. Peacock. SECOND ROW: L. Dobrowski, J. Mason, D. Hamers, D. Barbera, S. Thurman, E. Arnoldy, B. Bland, S. Hart, E. Ford, K. Quinn, B. Mallery, G. Frank, L. Simon, S. Kennicott, N. Wolfe, A. Cowden, S. Morrison, THIRD ROW: S. Kimball, P. Thompson, B. Black, A, Kennedy, G. Hoagland, L, Kennicot, L. Pitman, C. Heryford, D. Miller, J. Hightower, A. Nye, C. Webb, B, Thompson, J. Farley, D. Dwiggins, E. Forrister, S. Gladwell, J. Lyons, N. Phillips. FOURTH ROW: K. Watt B, Hennige, J Wilson, J. Nlarcott, B. Birtcil, J. Andrews, M, Jacobs, C. McCrae, J. Bush, N, Puqsly, N. Moorhead, K. Towns, N. Reuther, A, Schuman, M. Mace, T. Hansen, K. Decker, L. Thorpe. C, Crowe. J.V. PEP CLUB The I.V. Pep Club is an organization oi tresnmen and sophomore girls. Thanks largely to the able leadership ot Mrs. Erickson, the l. V. Pep Club saw its second successful year at Shasta. The club is designed to promote plenty ot pep and spirit at all oi the lunior Varsity games. The attendance at these games has been outstanding. The club is a preparation tor Purple Skirts, which is the junior-senior girls' pep society. FIRST ROW, Ielt to right: H. Metz, J. Benedict, D. Hislop, W, Espil. SECOND ROW: P. Gault, D. Bidwell, B. Hovell, P, Proplesch. THIRD ROW: C. Dowell, L. Erickson, J. Acurso, L. Trader. FOURTH ROW: L, McClain, J. Putnam, L. Tanner, N. Milton. 'Cs' ' 5 .9 .i MR. CLOYCE AVEY Advisor FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Clare, C. Girimonie, L. Youngman, M. Wilson, J. Peltier. SECOND ROW: T. Mufchie, G. Erickson. W. Laffranchini, E. Pierce, R, Prosser. THIRD ROW: C. Peltier, D. Aramayo. M. Francheffi, F. Dchle. IUNIOR STATESMEN The lunior Statesmen cluh was formed to give students more experience in statesmanship. Durf ing the meeting actual resolutions are passed. This year the club sponsored a law day during which the members attended a court session in the Redding ludicial Court. DEBATING TEAM The Debating Team participated in the annual debating contest held tor several oi the surround- ing high schools at Shasta College. Central Val- ley captured first place: our team placed second. DEBATING TEAM-FIRST ROW, left Vo right M, Franchefiil L. Villars, P. DeLay. - . Izzl . V A? T it dwg . A WH, , A . ' F 5 VR. DELOS O'BRIEN Advisor Bo YS, AN D G IRLS, STA TE '1 90- 'HBO Psyh. Die-as '1-j'5Q- 62:0 3teoY-Ko-5X Kf5QxkXfx'QoYxixcg-Q QCSYQXGQ B'f5':a YXQQ, icixelxnq 'B-Aix Q,-S50 '5Yxopg5x1xqfO0o1xseXox-5 'wa 13-56-XO'.XQ Lemme oo Coxxwtocedoie X0'fZ0fXX'f::O ?oYxixcdG00w1eoixo1x-5 X'L-SBU M90 YN. Lxxxcxo VDO- 7190 Yke-5K?0fXo6 XMB' YAG G0ooeeXo1-akheeixoq 'L-DU 'L-255 Yie Qeixixooe Ko coxmw 1, 5 7110- N955 Goxxwi r5e0imQ-5 A,-gg, Q,-QQ Yxecxgoixoxx GER RY 6550- '1-SEQ Uxooes WATT I 15- C5130 YOYxixcd?wdYxe'5 f5'.XQ- Qs'j3Q Yixeo6sXix-9 91001 QJ50- Q-59 Ysepqsie Ko1Be6 X096 Xlxqxoks Ook DEN ' A RAM AYO MA R5H ALL B LACK Gs Ne KEN NED Y MIK E HA SUN Gs W--..,,? rr W rf ' . f itil' RON FOX, Delegate GOVERNOR'S CONFERENCE This is the third year that a delegate has been cho'en to represent Shasta at the Governors Traffic Conference in Sacramento. This year the delegate was Ron Fox. The main purpose of the three-day conference is to make recommenda- tions to the state legislature concerning all phases of traffic problems. FRONT ROW, left to right: Carolyn Weir, Susan Tucker, Linda Red- iern. SECOND ROW: Martin Parker, Tasker Generes, Deni Ararnayo. Walton Lattranchini, Eddie Pierce. UNITED NATIONS CONFERENCE This is the second consecutive year that Shasta has sen: a group ot students to the United Nations conference in Berkeley. These students are selected on their knowledge of the United Nations. Last year's representatives brought back a beautiful trophy for their work, and we are hoping this year's group will do the same. CONFERENCES FRONT ROW, left to right: Katie Holmes, Pat Pezold, Diane Dwiggins. SECOND ROW: Butch Houston, Leas Dickey. IOURNALISM CONFERENCE Five students from Mr. Hugh Pe-nman's iournalism classes attended a confe-renee held at the University of California campus at Berkeley in April. The purpose ot this conference is to teach better Journalism tech- niques. FRONT ROW, left to right: Ruth Murphy, Nlariy Ulrich, Merita Reinke, Kathy Binks. SECOND ROW: Judy Barbera, Susie Sttmmel, Liana Rosetti, Kathryn Martin, Kay Arnoldy, Kathryn Doherty, Linda Redfern, Beverly Mortord. THIRD ROW: Janette Cameron, Wendy Espil, Beverly Hovell, Kathy Ross, Gerry Kite, Donna Bidwell, Carolyn Giramonte. RICHARDSON SPRINGS The G1rls' League organization each year sponsors a group of girls who have participated in the mo- iortty of the Girls' League activities and gives them the opportunity to attend a conference of girls from various schools. This meeting is held at Richardson Springs for one week end each year. CHICO LEADERS CONFERENCE Each year towards the end of February twenty-five delegates represent Shasta at the Chico Leaders Conference held in Chico, California. The purpose of this conference is to acquaint students from different schools and exchange ideas. FIRST ROW, left to right: K. Overman, S. Bui, S. Tucker, K, Binks, W. Oxley B. Morford, S. Robinson, J. Lunde. SECOND ROW: R, Ritter, M. Black, M. Hastings, G. Kennedy, L. Hutch- ens, J. Penix, B. Birtcil, K. Watt. II7 C. S. F. DENl ARAMAYO BART ELLISON Fall President Spring President The California Scholarship Federation is a society honoring the students with the highest scholastic achievements in the state. Membership in the club requires ten points of which two may be ior extracurricular activities. Points are awarded on the basis oi three lor an A and one for a Qne of the highlights ot the year is the annual skip-day. The club members take a days vacation from school for swimming, picnicking, and other activities. This year's club was headed by Deni Aramayc and Bart Ellison. The members, who are very outstanding in athletics, student leadership and other activities, as well as grades, have succeeded in upholding the club's motto, Scholarship for Service. FIRST ROW, left to right: K. Santos, B. Bland, S. White, B, LeBlanc, S. Shaw, E. Novell, B. Morford, C. Clare, C. Moore, K. Binks, J. Shaver, N, Phillips, S. Gladwell, S. Long. SECOND ROW: D. Wolf, S. Smith, S. Nelson, C. Giri- monte, P. Douthit, N. Milton, C. Dowell, W. Espil, K. Martin, D, Hislop, P. Thompson, V, Ostman, L. Villars. THIRD ROW: D. Denninqer, R. Brown, M. Hill, R. Smith, C. Weir, L. Sargent, M. Johnston, B, Birtcil, S. Fado, P. Morgan, S. Bui, J, Mortord, W. Laffranchini, J. Boren. FOURTH ROW: B. Ellison, T. Generes, E. Bryant, D. Stiles, R. Carter, R. Ritter, R. Lane, J. Reese, B. Castle, J. Bull, E. Pierce, M. Parker, J. Fenix, D. Aramayo, P. Huck. T ftfi? an 'H 41. Kay Av-noldvj l. Dem Aram ago 'sg' wiwyf 'Q wfi'5..Q X .Ii-,f LQ Sharon NefSOh I rme P'lav-tm sae sugfff Me ke. Anthony Clue-r-ks yes-t 1 Sh 'Bos Noela Short 'Rbh Fog Most- Llkeig Host Hanisome 'Fha Cola Hn. Gnbb Ries-t E515 Immia N?a. J'e.s-rg Shar-man 'li-llest 'Bog .4 Vht-liest 6 rl 4 Fred Myers lest Dressed 'Piggy 1'l'aomp.san. 'Best D'-mea Girl 64,9 Teadmcr-3 Pe.-6 :Marx Cara le -F Bcgges-0' Alvia Over-man Van CllYlaCSChl'Wld+ Cu-ted G.ou.p I 1 5'l'ao-IEQFF Disc 'Round Girl .lins Class UH- Jhs-hne. 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Manufacfurers Ponderosa Pine - Sugar Pine Douglas Fir - Wlwife Fir- Incense Cedar l308 Placer Sfreef Redding, California TRI-ANGLE DRIVE IN Jus'r flwe place for fha? perfecf Snack Eurelca Way Plnone Cl-Ies+nu+ I-3473 BASEMENT BARBER SHOP THE SMART SHOP Sma I'TI1ngsIor Sma I Lad es I5I4 Ma Icef SIreeI Redd ng I54O Ma IceI' SI ee+ Redd g I C GOLDEN BIRD Mo o C I d GH hop CONFECTIONERY Ma Icef a d GoId Redd ng Ma I49I' Sf GSI Redd 'IQ I-IALL S INSURANCE SERVICE CHRISTENSEN 5 I337 Sac amenfo S+ eef PI b U9 5 d SIISBT MSIGI Redd Q Cal fo me CI'1es+ I3 2246 I423 P ne S+ eef Cha Ies E Hall CI-Iesf I' I 54 Red Q CGIIO A C TI-IATCI-IER LUMBER CO CALLIS BEAR SERVICE d eCI-II 6 3II2SouI'I1Ma IceIS'r TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE OF REDDINC5 refreshes OUR SERVICE DOESN T COST IT PAYS Wlthout filllng 2 o S PI-IONE CI-Iesnu+ I 2I23 Physlcnans and Busmess Servnce I607 MarIceI Sfreef Redding r I r I r I r r In A - A F E I r our an I S r n 1 r r I ' I ,- F um I n in I 5 r ' nu - I r ,- . nu -IQ din , I rnIa Redwood Bill CGIIIS-Owner EureI:a Way Re ding Phgn -2 II r , I l 4-I-I ur ervice VITA H EALTI-I FOOD Telephone CI-Ieslnul 3 4916 I433 Tehama Sfreel REDDINC- CALIFORNIA PHONE CI-Iesfnul' I 9866 ORDERS TO TAKE OUT HOLLY CAFE Chinese and Annerncan Food I429 Ivlarlcef Slreel Recldnnq Calnforma Shell Oul Duslrubulor Jobber Phone 2404 S Weldon Sfreel Cl-Iesfnul I 2l04 Reddnnq Caleforma S ppl g G pa Bo s ge Appl M +o ole TV KSIH Phones CI-Ieslnuf 30I75 81 Chesfnui 3 9748 622 628 Norlh Marlcel Sfreel Reddznq CBIITOFHIG Redding Printing Co I438 Sacrarnenfo Sfreel Recldung Calnforma Telephone CI-Ieslnul 3 0525 SHASTA Reddsnq + 4000 H gh y 99 som MOTOR SUPPLY CO Aulomohve Parls ancl Equlpmenf I757 Calnforma Sfreel Redclnnq CI-Ieslnul' 30306 E F Asher I-larry Scoff K E E F E R S RADIATOR SERVICE The Shop Cenler 3208 Sourh Marker CI-lesI'nu+ 32502 Success 'ro The Class of 59 OWEN'S PHARMACY I30 Iv1arlceISIreeI Reddmg Callfornua Your One Sfop Nursery Everyfhlng for The Garden GRANDVIEW NURSERY 3422 Ranlroed Avenue CI-Ies'rnu+ 3 3924 S 81 I-I Green Sfamps Marine u ies Sporfin oods C-lass r af Nor Iances N T. TZ:llan3SnPl!6?iluOcrFs Cairn FI-lefe Au'ro Service I Q I Z ,1 N . of No Phone CI-les nu? I-I36I E we I . . . in Meel 'rhe Gang af Ihe U-NAME-US DRIVE IN For The Finesi in Service and Food 633 Merkel S+ree+ Redding SHASTA TYPEWRITER COMPANY ALL NEW PORTABLES I934 MarIce+ Slreef Redding Phone CI-Ies+nuf 3-294I ROY F. BROWN FURNISHERS Shasta and Oregon Sfreels Redding Phone CI-Ies+nu+ 3-37I6 Lumber Pefroleum Producfs Machinery Terminal Terminal I-IOwa rd 6-455I Insured Carrier-ICC-IO6086 LUcIIow 7-4040 Cherokee Lane and Highway 99 P.O, Box 933 - CI-Ies+nu+ I-3445 4326 Alcoa Avenue Slocldon, California Redding, California Los Angeles, California WMQQ6 CALIFORNINS 7 4 state 5 Fovorite Dcliry Foods I I56 Conhnenfal Sfreef Redding, California For now ond for your future youll find a good banking connectlon lb a valuable asset Get acqualnted wlth Crocker Anglo now Let us show you how many ways we can be helpful What s more we re sure youll like the way Crocker Anglo does buslness CROCKER ANGLO BAN K REDDING OFFICE I320 Yuba Sfreef Best Washes from RALPH L SMITH LUMBER COMPANY Anderson Phone EMerson 5 766I Y , . . . . 13 Q . 9 . . . . 1 - v . . O - n 9 h . 9 9 ' 7 1 V ' . . . -.t 0 . I lm-r Frdeml Depnxil lnxurunce Corporatio . - b nt 1 THE HUB Por The Finesl in Men's Apparel ' l544 lvlarlcel Slreef Phone Cl-leslnul l'427l MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY Your healrh is our business Frank McAr+hur l3OO Courf Slreel Redding, California Phone CH 3-3727 Walches Silverware CLEMENT CLEMIE ANTHONY Jeweler and Wafch Technician I45O Placer Srreer Redding, California Phone CH I-4824 fl ixlQU5O'l Try new ww THE SHACK and yau'Il be back Besl in Hamburgers, Dogs. Fries. and Homemade Pie Complele Founlain l325 Eurelca Way OVdefS +0 60 RITE SPOT CAFE The Home of Paul Bunyan Slealcsu Soufh Marlcef Slreef Redding THOMPSON'S The Slore for Men and Boys Corner of Bulle and Ivlarlcel Redding Cong ralulalions from SI-IASTA CASCADE SPORTING GOODS I26I lvlarlcel Slreel Phone CI-I I-3024 SHASTA OIL AND BURNER SERVICE The Answer To Your Healing and Cooling Problems 842 Norfh lvlarlce+ Slreel Phone Chesfnui 32023 Besl Wishes Io 'rhe Class of '59 R . G . WAT T 'l,2QfV1f'.T fiiwin fiwwwff swf ,fvioaifinl fgffix' fmffi -1 479' WM 4 foo sff'!IQlNN and FULKERTI-I E V 4 ,fZ'VvV4'Q,j,! iv 44Q-,Agri 1,514,414 ,jcspcxgaf ,fc-141. 11:45, , ' I, 1 Cl-IAPEL A, Q In ' ,XJ-J4J?'! ,4' f1,Zff!.47,i X100-e4?4 j?fvL,fls P Cour+andPlacerSIreefs , PLULOAY Redding 59 Congrafulahons From The Family Of Shasia High Gradua+es Jack Reiser Jim M Bob Reiser Mike M REDDING OIL COMPANY J C PENNEY COMPANY Every+hmg for He Family wk wk Markef Sfreef Phone CI-Iesinuf I 2Ol I REDDING AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE ASSOCIATION AUTOMOTIVE ACCESSORIES CO INC Aufomohve Paris and Accessorues BARNARD 81 JOHNSON New and Used Cars BASSETT BUICK COMPANY Bunclc Dealer BINGI-IAM MOTORS Vollcswagen Dealer BYSTLE TRUCK 8: PARTS Whale 8: Aulocar Truck Dealer CHETS USED CARS Used Car Dealer COOPERS AUTO SALES New and Used Cars DARROLDS AUTO SALES New and Used Cars DON DAVIS LINCOLN MERCURY Lincoln Mercury Dealer S J DENI-IAM De Solo Plymoulh Dealer DOTY 8: SON Complefe Truck Rebuuldung LOU GERARD MOTORS Ford Dealer HERB GIMBLIN MOTOR COMPANY Nash Rambler MAKE EVERY HAMMON S BEAR TRUCK SERVICE Complele Truclc Relounldung ELMER W JUNKANS Ponhac Wnllys Dealer KITES ELECTRIC SERVICE Carburelor and Eleclruc Service NIELSEN MOTOR COMPANY Dodge Plymoulh Dealer OLSON MOTORS Used Car Dealer ROTHER AUTO PARTS Aulomohve Parls and Equupmenl Sl-IASTA TRUCK 84 EQUIPMENT COMPANY Logging and Induslrual Equnpmenl COLBY G SMITI-I MOTOR COMPANY Cadillac Oldsmobile Dealer SULLIVAN 8: CROWE EQUIPMENT COMPANY Inlernahonal Trucks TAYLOR AUTO PARTS Aulomolnve Machine Shop Servnce TI-IATCI-IER 8: LOWDEN Chevrolel Dealer TOURNEY AUTO SALES Used Car Dealer DAY SAFE DRIVING DAY For Separates and Males Dances and Dales I+ s a Chuc n Charm dress Ihal really rales T e Chic n Chorm For Tomorrow s Fashions Today Our Down Slalrs Deparlmenf The Campus I-Iuf If you Jusf Love Sporlswear I555 Marlcef Redding ll h m - 1 II .. .. . ' ' A HOWARD S UNION yr E II MCDONALD S CHAPEL RUDY v BALMA Q d REDDING SAW WORKS TEMPLE HOTEL I M MQMURRY S NURSERY I 3232 d BROCKS TREASURE CHEST 9 IIOOOO G If 44 I s 2. H Q FARMERS FOOD STORES dd FOX BEAUTY SHOP me STINSON S SHELL SERVICE 6 M 2065 ANITA SHOP 1603 5 BURKES DRESS SHOP R dd CREDIT BUREAU OF REDDINC5 C BILL S CAFE O 4H II3 J J LeFEBVRE 81 SON r H REDDINC-5 STEEL 81 METALS II In T34 VANCE TEIRL TYPEWRITER SHOP vp QM Ybf CROTTO S CLEANERS th I I324 P 9 MODE O DAY FROCK SHOP 604 Q +3 842 RIVERVIEW MARKET +3 CENTRAL CAMERA AY b 5+ I I 'OnI wo B'ocIcs from Scboof' ' Mana Inq Owner . - 7 I97O ure-Ira Way CHesIPu 9 66 Shaga at Pine Re dmq Lawn Mowers Chain Saws . Phone CHes nu? IAI IS4 l4OI arkef Sfreef I43I Pune Sfreef I I Every?I1ing for he Garden Greefin Cards NIcoIeILar1e CHes'n,.f I-I8l5 Herne O I 2' Red mg' Qaygfmnga I I Marke? SfreeI Phone CI-Iesfnur I- 954 reen Sfamps Re ing E.ge,p,' S Marke' Stree' CHee ..' 3-IBI4 Tires v Barferies H A' ce',sorIeA Marie? CHe+,?nm I CI I O9 North arke' Sfreef CHesnuI I Exduslve S+yIes In Dress and Soorfswear fer AM Aqes Credit Repcr nq and Cc Iec' :rw I2I2 Yuba S+ree+ e Inq l427 a Hornia Sfreei I pen 2 Qnrg Ive orrwe of FIne Hardware Highway 99 Soufh Phone CHes nu -0473 Markef Sfreef RedOI o Ed Co ins, Manager ' Underwciod y T ewmfers-Addnn admnes I-Iig way 99 Souvh CHesInu - 642 I436 U G S reef I P4 I. d D I' ' ' S'IucIeIrT+ lgijcagnunfgilqvergards Dresses 7 Blouses - Lingerie - Hosiery Sporiswear CHesInuf '5533 ine S1ree+ Reddin ,CaIifOrnia I MGfIff+ Sffefff He5Im '4 Blue Chip S+arnps Everyfhing Phofographic BecIweIli Lane Phone CHesInu -075I I425- U a reef CHesInuI I-I I26 DUANE M EINCK WEBER S HARDWARE + C+ HI I953 M 3 74 M I' I VIVIANS DRESS SHOP TEMPLE HOTEL BEAUTY SHOP '45 d I3-+9Th I3 I JAYS SERVICE S Pck up and Delivery Ser ICG 2026 Eureka Way CI-Iesfnu I 4829 543 Markef STree+ Redding BURTON S A8fWROOT BEER SHOE STORE Nason s Drive In Tee Age Cha ge Accounfs 3443 Soufh Ma Icef Hof Dogs Submar n Ma Icef Sf ee+ Redd ng F 06+ F eeze Smoo B AND D LUMBER INC R M Moore Owner Easf Sude Road Phone CH 3 28I4 Reddung EATON'S EMPORIUM DRUG STORE Promp+ Service and Deluvery I527 MarIce'r Sfreef Redding Chevron Gas S aiion A , . , cross rrom I y an arkef Sfreef CI-Iesnuf -I8 Redding' Caufomla I326 arlxef Sfre-e+ CI'Iesfnu -2502 I EIne Assortment of Spodswear INOI In 5 Barber Shop, I MPIIWI Sffeef Re ding e anna Sfreef CHesfnu -2635 Cp-195 ,mf 1,3174 Redding, Calhfornia I 1 .. i - . V. f . I . I , . n- r W r 55q'i--I06 I es r r I I - r - ' T-'11, -7 mm .MI I 1 1 I? Tim X, , 0I,If T71 . , w 4 IIIIIIIQIIIIIII I I l Cf Aff VITAMIN 'INN ' , I h ff-If-I .Q- Op' c 1 K af Q z Q QE vu l 1 0, H' Il If I A E' T mms II I 4 Wk I I4 Q v J 'aft ,,hI I if ,, Iggfif' 552:12 If I Y Ii C ongrotulotfons T Th WOLVES DAISIES UNITED STATES PLYWOOD CORPORATION CALIFORNIA DIVISION I38 QD Congralulalions from FIELDS JEWELRY Walclnes - Silverware - Jewelry I4I9 Ivlarlrel' Slreel Plwone CI-Iesl'nu'r I-3967 S 81 I-I Green Stamps Budgel Terms Congralulalions Seniors from your O. K. AUTO FLOAT TIRE STORE Norllw Ivlarlcel and Courl' and Placer Redding CITY LIMITS CAFE Open 24 Hours Sfealc Dinners - Our Specially 3200 I-liqlwway 99 Soullw Redding VAUGI-IAN'S I-lome Furnishings Norlli Ivlarlcel Slreel Phone CI-leslnul 3-0266 Clark R. Weldon L. Jack S. N Y E OXLEY RODGERS General Insurance of Redding Insurance and Real Eslafe I338 Yuba Slreel CI-leslnul I-2402 Besf Wishes from S H A S T A M A I D l52l MarkeI S+ree'r Redding HINKLE'S GROCERY 81 SPORTING GOODS Open 24 I-Iours I244 Marl-sei Sfreei Redding Phone CI 'IesInuI 3-22I4 HALLING JEWELER Budqei Terms Diamonds - Warches -- SiIverware MarIce+ SIreeI Phone CI-Iesfnuf 3-OI23 to the graduating class SIGN OF GOOD TASTE . COCA-COLA BOTTUNG COMPANY OF REDDING James A. McDonough, Represenfahve THE EOUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF TI-IE U. S. Equiiable Living Insurance and Service l326 Sou+h S+ree+ Redding, California Telephones: CI-Iesnuf I-22 I 5 or CI-Ies+nu+ I-0864 Heahng Arr Condrhomng General Sheef Mefal WOMACK S Resrdenhal Commercnal SHEET METAL PRODUCTS 2I67 Hulllop Druve CI-IesI'nu'r I 482I Reddmg Calnfornna Before and aI+er 'rhe game make :I FOSTER S FREEZE Hamburgers Cones Sundaes Shalces Mal+s 632 Nor+hlv1arlceI' CHesI'nuI 3 O2l5 Radio Televlsnon I-I Fl Phono Sales and Servuce THE MUSIC BOX Reddnng s Largesf Record S+ore Sfereo disc componenls CI-Ieslnuf I 3643 I35O BuH'e S'rreeI' Redding California f Reddlngb Finer- Store Reddmg s ss ew Drama Dellghffully rlrmb P Ox mspn red A A footv ear T, C Meek for Lumber CompleIe Building Supplies CHAS C MEEK LUMBER CO Reddung Chico Yuba Cmfy LILLIAN S FABRICS The Home of Fnne Fabrics l552 Oregon Reddnng LORENZ HOTEL A A A Approved ISO9 Yuba Srreef CI'Ies'I'nuI' 3 2525 Redding s Fnner Slore I6l4 Marlcel Sfreel' CI-IesI'nuI 3 344I For Ihe Besf In Foods TH E LOOP IN RESTAURANT Ivlarlcef Sfreel al' Rnversnde Drnve Reddang Calnfornna Phone CI-Iesfnuf I I765 CHes+nu'r 32256 I505 Marlcel Sfreef EDITH S The Shop for Smarf Women Redding Calnfornra I I I n . V I I I' I v ' . ' . , 1 If I I I ' V1 . I K , X l, 'X -S f . . . N 9' '22 f ' 1 . -7 f - . . 4'-1 N I IN '1 1 J . O04 I ,.n I. -I . . lllllllO'l Inu: non -. - In I I PAUL DROSCI-IER SALES 254I Angelo Avenue Redding, California CI'Iesfnuf I-0505 REDDINGS ONLY COMPLETE SPORTSWEAR SPECIALTY STORE All year long sporfswear for every occasion from swimming To snow skiing . . . Unique and exclusive sporfswear always of The Corrioge House Redding, California I 335 Yuba Sfreef Permanenfs Colors Curling Cuffing Coiffures REDDING HOTEL BEAUTY SHOP I4I6 Sacrarnenfo Sfreef Redding. California CI-Iesfnuf 3-5 I 35 Congrafulafions WITTNER APPLIANCE General Elecfric Auflworized Dealer California 81 Slwasfa Sfreefs CI'Iesfnuf 3-34l4 5-IL. SALES .3 REDDING BOAT WORKS BERT? CAFE P. O. Box 307 Proiecf Cify, California l'Oood I-Iome-Coolced Food I424 Tehama Sfreef QI-Iegfnuf I I I53 CResfwood 54495 Redding, California Imp D oIc ISIMI SMI I JUST A REMINDER Your Sensor Por'rralI's Are on Fule for Fnve Years Don I Forger Io order more for ScI1ooI and Job APQIICBIIOD I432 Marlcef Sfreef Reddmg Calrforma CI-Ies+nu+ 3 3762 ICE BURGIE Comes Shakes Sundaes Malfs Hamburgers I84O Eureka Way Redding Calmforma LONGFELLOW FURNITURE SI-IOWROOM Reddnngs Room Group SPECIALISTS WISI-IES YOU TI-IE BEST OF LUCK 3490 I-Iwy 99 Sou+I1 U l Friends and Family I xx 1. , G2 wt -R Q s ,pf , -6 JE .' fl J S cis Lffdn Finn-QV! smiles f r ' Gerfy WGN af e .1 hard day in the Dfnsy den Who is if. Carter or WiI1ifrms7 Pai Ma!1ery fakes ofnh of ofiicr- Whav a pick-up, huh HyaN7 Senior rinqleaders wofryinq you Shumm' Class of 59 BYO ? H IO M H N I2 A I3 W 14 TH V Adair James Anderson Larry Anthony Muchael Aramayo Dem Arnoldy Kathleen Baller Eddy Ballenqer Lmda Barbera y Barnard Don Barbour Jum Barnette Shirley Benednct Justln Bennett Naoma Bertottu Sue Bldvlell Donna Black Marshall Bo se Q Bracken Marshall Brooks Eva Brown Barbara Brown John rownl L 2 22 23 27 28 4I 888 ll' I2 2 4 lI9 4I72 4 7 I973 4l 64 73 85 4I 63 64 69 73 4I 69 8 Il7 4 53 69 69 7I 2 293l4l5759 8 24 27 30 4l 53 37 4l 38 42 78 94 Burchfled Charlene 42 75 'BFTUTR'lYh--f Richard ar son Chavez Vlctorna Chiara Ruthann Chlclrerm Pat rus ensen arol Clark Mary Clark Rodger 2 Clawson Suzanne Clmeschmldt Van Clyde Ton Colluns Brent Cox Betty Custer Carol Dacy Davrd Dan avldson om Davnson Alberta e ar or y Dela mar Constance Denton Douqlas Dew Tom U'5'T'57'Robert Dohle Fred Donoho Warren Droscher Marnanne Economou Pete ISOH nd Erlclrson Glenn Erickson Lee Ernclrson Lynn Evans Marlo 22 27 28 32 7 l 43 62 83 B4 43 68 4374 373l3 INDEX sEN1oRs Felsher Beverly Fate Harvey Fowler Bruce Fox Ronald Freeman Charles Frxend Charlotte Gibb Colltta Gltford Greg Gordon Dean G-uce..l.l.tebu. Greene Muchael reer Greer Thomas Gregory Joann Hale Ruby Hall Kristen Hall Vnrqrnla Hanes Mary Hanson Davld Hanson Kathleen Harrns Carolyn Hams David Hastmqs Michael Hayden Nell Heberlmg Dan Hester Joe FlTQ Tn?'RTchard Hlslop Dorothy 45 Hodge Arnold om Ovid Hors ey nne Houston Walter Hovell Beverly Howard Pat Hubbard Donna Huck Peter Hyatt Carole lrvune Juanita James Charlette Jomer Robert Jones Bob Katsoudas Peter Kehoe Davnd Kennedy Gene earson Keys Betty Kmdred George Kung Karen Kuvley Dale Knolty Shirley Lack Gary Latfranchum Walton Lantz Steve Leach Lmda Lell Carolyn 24 29 53 77 7 9 43 73 3l 0 2 27283l 3 8384 2728 8920 2 2 69 73 ll3 4 7 7 45 I6 33 45 53 37 45 64 73 I 4568 Z 33 45 45 57 59 23 45 45 7l 45 69 46 72 78 7 ll5 II9 2 4675 U-!.LL.CdLl. 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