Shasta High School - Daisy Yearbook (Redding, CA)

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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

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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

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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