Siskiyou Union High School - White and Gold Yearbook (Weed, CA)

 - Class of 1941

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I LA ' , 1 - 'J-V' ' 1, . , ' - T941 WHITE AND GOLD SISKIYOU JOINT UNION I-IIGI-I SCHOOL DISTRICT 1 W G .y -L. Y A I 1 l 1 gf' iq, , , K.. 5 v M LM ii- i- FOREWORD Space Tor The nine high school secTions has been apporTioned again This year according To The size oT The schools. ArT Tor The TronTispiece as well as all maTTer Tor The general liTerary secTion has been selecTed on meriT by compeTenT non-residenT iudges and The judges were insTrucTed To appraise and ranlc The school secTions solely Tor gualiTy wiThouT regard To guanTiTy because as sTaTed space was alloTTed according To aTTendance The Trophy which was presenTed in I929 and which was To be perpeTual Tor aT leasT Ten years Trom :Ts 1nTroducTion and Then awarded To The school which had won iT The mosT Times was won permanenTly by MounT ShasTa High School wiTh The I94O Issue oT The WhiTe and Gold On accounT oT loinT winners in IQ38 and I939 The Trophy was noT awarded permanenTly unTil I94O The Trophy which has been awarded permanenTly was won in T929 and again in I93O by Yrelca in I93 I T933 and I935 by MounT ShasTa in I932 by Weed in I934 by McCloud in l936 by Yrelca and in i937 by McCloud in I938 Yrelca High School and McCloud High School Tied Tor T1rsT place and in I939 MounT ShasTa McCloud and Yrelca High Schools all Tied Tor TursT place and The Trophy was won permanenTly by MounT ShasTa High School wuTh The l94O Issue The new Trophy which has been presenTed This year is very valuable and is To be perpeTual unTil won Three Times by one school IoinT winnings To be excluded Trom The calculaTions The award This year oT The new Trophy has been made To The Yrelca High School Tor The largesT number oT poinTs ouT oT TOO disTribuTed as Tollows CQMPETITIQN ArT Tor The FronTis ie Essay esT Poem esT Second STory esT Second Local SecTion BesT Second CG WINNER AUTHOR AND YEAR EThel Paulson 42 John Jensen 4l Phil Hurley Richard TuTTle 43 Shirley SmiTh June Graves 4l George BaTes 4l 7 SCHQOL Weed MT ShasTa PorT Jones Yrelca McCloud MT ShasTa Yrelca McC ouo POINTS fp ,'.H ..... ..m -B ...... ,' .... . ...... I5 Second .... i ....... Yrelca ........ 5 -B ...... ' ,' . . . .... . . I5 -B ...... , ' . . . I ..... . I5 i - ............... ........ 2 O ,l ................. l ...... IO EM A DEDICATION If N f C Dfw T H E N D VV? We Sffmif of WAN, 'mfs Cmzff Mljflffec W f: yy 56' of CTVWVFEI fe TQ wfC1Df f3iCiTi- WIS hs s p. 3 of the WW Vmfl Sai '1'fif'Xrrw:r7,if1 E I-I KAUPP DICKINSON MD B O A R D O F SISKIYOU JOINT UNION J A AGER T R U S T E E S HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT I0 I , , C. C. ' . . Cerk 5 P75-3,Gi'Y'I ' IN . 3. 'fff'3E-S'E 'J 4 V f 'C S Siskiyou Joint Union High School District From a thrn line ot thirteen states on the Atlanttc seaboard Americans ot many origins have buulded a nation across a continent to the shores ot the Pacatuc wrtttng as they pressed on and on the American saga ot treedom equality and opportunity Along that march they paused to build public schools all dedicated to the same hugh purpose education tor democracy Today in their hour ot need the people are claiming trom these schools the leadership they have every right to expect an the dnttncult work ot revaluatung our inheritance and re establishing a nation s selt contudence The Seniors ot the class ot l94l have theretore chosen United We Stand as the central theme tor the I94I White and Gold and have respecttully dedicated this Issue ot the White and Gold to American Detense The American Way and Democracy are synonymous terms and the American Public School is the toundatuon stone ot Democracy The sensors ot the class ot l94l ot the Siskiyou Joint Union Hugh School Dnstruct are gratetully appreciative ot the tune system ot high schools and the splendid educational opportunities the Board ot Trustees ot the Siskiyou Jo1ntUnuon l-hgh School District is providing tor the boys and gurls ot the Suskt you Joint Union High Schools We are ever mlndtul that the creative men who serve us as Trustees and give so much ot their time and energy to youth and our schools are themselves true symbols ot the American Way and our progressive school system When the Pnlgr ms a to America one ot their tnrst acts was to establish a sfhool tor their children And when the early pioneer settlers came to Siskiyou County thev early established schools tor the benetut of their children and their children s chnldre We are gratetul to those early Pioneers ot Education and we are deeply gratetul also t the men who make up the present progressive Board ot Trustees ot the Siskiyou Joint Union Hugh School District whose consciousness ot the tanthtul and unseltnsh discharge ot their civic duty can be their only reward and through whose ettcrts we are enloytng the benetnts ot one ot the tnnest educational systems in the State The turst event In the history ot the Siskiyou Joint Union High Sclrool District was the formation ot the Siskiyou County l-hgh School at Yreka an I893 which included a greater part ot the territory nn Siskiyou County The Siskiyou County t-t gh School later became the Siskiyou Unuon High School but tor about twenty years the hugh school at Yreka remained the only one In the District Then due to an Increasing need tor hugh schools and the toresught ot those who served the District as Trustees provisions were made tor the establishment ot tlve additional hugh schools wsthtn the District which were situated at Dorrus Fort Jones Weed Mt Shasta and McCloud Subsequently three additional high schools were added to the lust at t-tapoy Camo Tennant and Tulelake making nine hgh schools in all w thin a single d strict w th a unutled plan ot adm nustration and one admtntstratxve head ln l94D the Carr Elementary D struct ot Modoc County was admit ted to the Siskiyou Union thus reatrng th Siskiyou Jofnt Un r t-hgh School District The district as abov stated s made Jo ot n ne h gh chools w ha tea htng statt ot 75 teachers and an nrollment ot more than I SOO stuo rts The S sktyou Jomnt Union l-hgh Sc ool Dstr ct rs sa d to be the largest sc ool dtst ct n land ar a n Calutornla e Ser ers ot l94l are ruly g ate l nd aoor ctatnve tor he tne oro C o rn n who make uo our progressive l-hgh School Boa o a o tor the ex l Va em ot hgh school ov o dt r us . . , . . . zucme. . . . .. , . , , l . . 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To be pafriofic doesn'f mean fo go ouf and buy LIMPY MAKES THE TEAM FIrsT PFIZG STory A shrIII whIsTIe pIerced The ears oT The TIve boys baTTIIng To malce one more basIceT beTore The end oT The game ThaT s all boys Sdld Coach Tone You showed up well In ThaT prac TIce game WITh TIne cooperaTIon IIlce ThaT well have no Trouble wInnIng ThaT bIg game SaTurday As The coach s voIce dIed away a small lad rose Trom The bench and slowly sTarTed To walk Trom The gymnasIum WaIT a mInuTe LImpy saId The coach WhaT d you ThInIf oT The pracTIce TonIghT7 Gee Coach IT was swell especIalIy George Kerns I-Ie s The besT Tor ward In The counTy Yes LImpy he IS good our besT man I doubT IT we could wIn ThIs ImporTanT game comIng up IT IT weren T Tor hIm Nope I reclcon we couldn T Well goodnIghT Coach goT To bc goIng GoodnIghT LImpy Poor I4Id ThoughT The coach as he waTched LImpy slowly malce hIs way ouT oT The gym Every nIghT he comes down here waTches The Team pracTIce Icnowmg ThaT he II never be able To play WIsh I could do some ThIng Tor hIm buT There s no place I can use hIm l:rIday The day beTore The bIg game rolled around LImpy s spIrITs were hIgh as he opened The door To The gym Seemg no one around he decIded To sIT and waIT Tor The boys To come down To pracTIce Slowly he wenT over To The buIIeTIn board and read The noTIce ThaT all boys IH The geomeTry class were To reporT To Coach Tone s room ImmedIaTeIy aTTer school I-Iey ThoughT LImpy I m ID ThaT class Wonder whaT s up7 AT 3 30 as The bell rang The geomeTry class remaIned sIIenT In TheIr seaTs unTII The Coach spolce Boys lasT nIghT I made ouT exacTIy Ten geomeTry TesTs To be QIVGU Today ThIs mornmg when I came To school one oT Them was gone Unless I have ThaT TesT baclc Trom The boy who Toolc IT I shall be compelled To sus pend all members oT The basIceTbaII Team who are In ThIs class Gosh ThoughT LImpy Who would ever do a ThIng IIlce ThaT7 Surely buT waIT lasT nIghT aTTer I IeTT The coach In The gym I came upsTaIrs and meT George I-le was IU The hall readIng someThIng and when I spolce To hIm he dIdnT answer buT ThrusT whaTever he d had In hIs hand IUIO hIs pocIceT ThaT LImpy ThoughT was The TesT BuT whaT would The Team I9 I II I II - II - I ' - . 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I II II - II - I I . do wuThouT George The coach Saud lasT nughT WlThouT George we can T wun The game Coach The sTullness was broken as Lumpy rose To hus TeeT and spoke Coach I Took The paper Very well Lumpy come wuTh me The pruncupal wasn T nuce To Lumpy buT he dudn T wanT any sympaThy ATTer all he d be doung hus parT Tor The Team wouldn T he7 ATTer all Thus wauTung he would have hus chance To help ouT The school Lumpy bore The TaunTs and looks oT The sTudenTs Tor a week unTul on Fruday A specual assembly had been called and Lumpy slowly wended hus way unTo The auduToruum and seaTed humselT unconspucuously un a chaur un The corner George Kern goT up and opened The assembly aTTer whuch he unTro duced The coach Lumpy suddenly paud sTrucT aTTenTuon To whaT The coach was sayung Tor Thus came To hus ears STudenTs and members oT The TaculTy as you all know lasT SaTurday Thus school won The champuonshup oT The counTy Tor The TursT Tume un sux years school a boy who has Tor The lasT week been a socual ouTcasT among you sTudenTs Tor someThung he dud noT clo LasT Fruday beTore The baskeTball game all members oT The Team were abouT To be suspended because oT a boy who would noT admuT whaT he had done AnoTher boy ToTally unnocenT oT The deed Took The blame on humselT so ThaT The Team mughT play ThaT person was Lumpy Jordan WuThouT hus greaT sacruTuce we would have never been able To play ThaT umporTanT game On The parT oT The Team and myselT we wush To presenT Thus cup engraved To The mosT valuable player on The Team Lumpy Amud cheers and Thunderous applause Lumpy slowly made hus way Trom The auduToruum l-ley Lumpy wauT a munuTe yelled George l wanT To show you a leTTer I goT Trom Ann She s goung To go wuTh me aTTer all l was goung To show uT To you The nughT l meT you un The hall buT Was ThaT whaT you puT un your pockeT when l saw you7 My gosh' l ThoughT uT was The TesT ThaT s why l Told The coach l dud uT because l ThoughT uT was you Gee' Lumpy you re a swell guy buT dud you know Thus mornung Larry Thompson Told The coach he was The one who Took The paper7 Oh gosh saud Lumpy JUNE GRAVES 4I McCloud l-lugh School 20 YeT we never would have won, TT IT had noT been Tor one member in This TRANSFIGURED FORESTS llzirsl Prize Poeml Falling sollly and silenlly Spreading ils lrosly glow, lransliguring lhe loresl, Came lhe guiel snow. Belore, il was green and lriendly, Wilh moss, and leaves and slrearnsg Now il is while and haughlyg l-low splendorous il seems. Bul lhough il seems unlriendly, Wrlh als lcnngly crowns ol snow l love :ls icy branches Which now are bending low This cold lransliguralion Which has lalcen place al nighl Makes a scene ol brealhless beauly Shrouding lhe loresl in while RICHARD TUTTLE 43 F A 2 I l Jones l-ligh School I I I I , . I l ' '-2' sc, Meafc' LEO L Ssw5,, 43 ' S' X 4' Sisci THE TOWN CRIER Second Prlze STory Clouds were rolllng over The lagged mounTauns and seTTllng down In The valley where a small baTTered Town nesTled The sTorm engulTed TT luke a monsTer Trapping :Ts prey The dun oT The hghTnlng The slappung oT unhoolced shuTTers and The roar oT The Thunder made a weird TanTasT1c scene Down The mann sTreeT wallced a man l-le was sTooped wuTh age and hrs hands were bony and seemingly l1Teless In one slmnny hand he carried a lanTern In The oTher a croolced sTaclc used as a cane ln splTe oT The sTorm and nonse one could hear hum chanT1ng E1ghT Bells EughT Bells over and over agann Thus wrunlcled old creaTure was The Town Cruer supposedly BuT Thus llTTle vnllage oT The Crlers had no lnhablTanTs IT was a deserTed clTy evacuaTed an The gold rush days AT one Tlme CenTer ClTy was a Thruvnng communuTy oT almosT Two Thou sand beings ThaT had made Their sTal4e here BuT gold had been devoured as soon as discovered and IT wasnT long unTll IT had all vanushed There Tollowed a sTrnlce To The NorTh and There had been a rush Tor new sTalces and more riches In Thelr hasTe The ClTy Council had neglecTed To Tnre Caleb WeaTher bee and accordung To The Crier he was sT1ll drawung wages Trom CenTer CuTy s Chamber oT Commerce To The clTy shclrers ThaT oTTen vnsuTed The Town on sporTnng Tr ps The old man was Insane Whenever one oT The hunTung parT1es would arrlve aT CenTer ClTy They were gnven a cordial welcome by Qld Caleb and received The besT rooms oT The Grand CenTral l-ToTel Trom The careTalcer who was none oTher Than The Crner hnmselT T-Te always explanned To has guesTs ThaT The owner was ouT oT Town buT would arrive shorTly To relueve hum oT has du T AT This sTaTemenT The guesTs would loolc aT one anoTher In bewnldermenT already lcnowung ThaT The Town had been deserTed Tor over Twelve years lT never Tauled Tor The Crler To be up brughT and early In The morn ng malcnng hns rounds w1Th hns vonce echoung baclc and TorTh and un a d ou oT The empTy bulldmngs ReTurnung To The hoTel he would commenT To nas guesTs on The dlsposuTuons oTvaruous Tamul1esThaT had recenTly erecTed res clenc s un The near neughborhood IT was durung one oT These lulls on buslness as Caleb would say ThaT Three Tough loolung men arrnved aT CenTer CnTy ATTer has cordial welcome and 1llusTruous speeches The Crner was Talcen prusoner by The Three des 22 , . .I . . 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I C perados and Thrown ID 'rhe sloreroom al The holel where he was guven lullle food or wafer The men who la'rer lurned oul To be convucls slayed for nune days When lhey were ready lo leave Caleb receuved a mercnless beallng Caleb Wealherbee was a man ol slrong consllluluon despsle hls age l-le slaggered and crawled for eughl males +o a farm house where he relaled his slory 'rhen complelely collapsed The old man hung onfo lrle for nearly lhree days Now slandnng above has grave lhal us marlced by a large and beauhlul slone as Jrhe Grand Cenlral l-lolel ll looms as a vanguard lor Jrhe loyally and memories of Caleb Cn rhe lombslone as carved These sample words In a radlanl blue Lies our Crler Farlhful and lrue l-le has mel has Snre ll as sand lhal on a darlc and ranny nlghl one can see Jrhe ghosl of fhe Crier Jrhreadung hns way along Jrhe wundung avenues of lhe ghosl 'rown swung :ng has eerue lanlern whsle Jrhe rusly and swnngnng shuHers seem lo reverber are has ghoslly cry Elghr Bells E1qh+ Bells GEORGE BATES 4l MT Shasra l-hgh School 23 - A x A 3 4 r 9 .Z I ., jf I Q. fr 3 C x fp' WHY I HATE SPINACH Honorable Menhon Oh bul ll conlauns vulamuns Thus off repealed phrase brnngs murder Io my eye and malces my blood boul wulh rage Any such sllmy green weed as spnnach has no rnghl 'ro be Included nn Ihe duel of cuvulnzed persons When one comes home afler a hard day al school wnlh slarvahon nearly upon hmm and snls down 'ro The dunner lable wnI'h his moulh made up for some deleclable Ind buf nolhlng IS more dlsullusuonung Ihan To have a green heap of vegelaluon slarung one In The face I consider 'rhal one of Isle s mosl Irylng momenls especially If someone goes unlo Iheur rouhne aboul Spinach s mnnerals vulamuns elc Why Ihey allow such carloons as Popeye 'ro pnclure spnnach as Ihey do as more Ihan I can Ialhom Anemac persons are musled Info beluevlng I-low many counlless people suffer splnach s bad lasle Iruslung Ihal Iheur muscles wnll be Ihe szze of Popeye s Even The word Spinach malces one Ihanlc of unpleasanl Ihnngs Many cruel people who have a maluclous sude 'ro Their characler force 'rhose who are dependenl upon Ihem Io aclually eal This puny pulrld dnsh lcnown as spinach In The besl' of Iamolues many persons have been depraved ol Iheur rlghl Io eal Jrhelr desserl' unless The dreaded mess of spun ach as consumed Now rellecl on Ihus guesluon seriously ls spinach worlh all Ihns Irouble and all This Iamlly sIr1Ie7 I have Iound no adeguale words Io express my deep halred ol spinach buf I slncerely hope l have conveyed Io you al leasl a Iew of 'rhe reasons lor having In my possessuon such an anln spunach complex JUSTIN SMITI-I Yrelca I-Ingh School AN AMERICAN I-lonorable Menlnon II s greal To be an Amerucan Wrlh 'rhoughls so free and gay Where everyone as happy ln an old Iamuluar way I+ s greal Io luve In Amernca Where all share equal rughls II s one Tor all and all for one 24 l ' l 'rhal by ealing spinach Ihey may In lime become anolher Charles Allas. l ' l Morning, '1oon,and nighf. WS greed 'ro be in a lend of iiberfy Where rhe sound of freedom ringsp From Norrh fo Sourh, Easf fo Wesf. Much moy ro all Hr brungs. W5 greed ro hve IU a 'ano or pea Where 'rhere ws naughf o F er And we know Jrhar everf human o ang Is qrafehn To be here STEVE!-RRGYRIS W dl-M9 Soho CLASS OF 41 Second Prnze Poenn Noi o 'rhe baffleherds of sie Pano o oo Nor ro 'rhe qrave rn varn Nor 'o a world of crrme ard srrugqr Nor fo 1 nce of penn Bur 'ro fhg holos of fun and hauqhrer Andahfe Jrhafswholesom and gay To Tre hmgher nefds of Wea n Q To moe srwno Thou bebb oar ef ar lr rg 3 3 Tholuh rho blcws sr hero ro +51 They U sfano no for Therr deems ew P chpoudm forhfo w 1 e n 5?-URL V SN ITH 4 25 ' ' , ce ' + e . X , X Q. fx ee . 'fh o I ' 1 f ' e h fo , ' Y r e V . C . , ' X Q f xx ' F' r In ,fr Cr h Uno X. Th N es ror En rmnofr ooov, 3 ' . C S '4C. In fre worfd Jrhily phan fo male. So our S rrorSrr1 rherrcape and qowfs far r W 5 5' e , or In ea :forgo fm r 5 going: +o orosoe' Bu fre fhiwgs in yh eve +C gffe. , E A 1 Yre 5 High Sfhool YOUTH IN AMERICA Second Pr:ze Essay I am an Amencan' ThaT phrase :s one wh:ch has counTless :nTerpreTa Irons and To each and every one of us has some small buT :mporTanT mean :ng ThaT d:TIers Trom any oTher person s To aTTempT To gaTher and comp:le all oT These would be a never end:ng :ob Tor one man buT any man may com pare w:Th h:s Tnends or even publush h:s concepT:ons so all may read Th:s :s a democracy' Amenca :s a democracy' Democracy :s Amer:can:sm' S:mpIe Tam:I:ar' These words are used ThroughouT The land Everyone knows Them mosT everyone uses Them In TacT They have come To be cons:dered noT sT:rr:ng noT paTr:oT:c buT almosT commonplace I say IeT any man look buT Tor an :nsTanT aT pr:v:Ieges Democracy represenTs and he w:ll T:nd ThaT Those Th:ngs we should hold dear To us buT have begun To Take Tor granTed would be buT The w:ldesT dreams oT people :n many oTher lands' Thus land w:Th :Ts many her:Tages would seem I:ke The proverb:al paradlse To Those people To p:ck The greaTesT Trom These greaT pr:v:leges :s a :ob ThaT would reguure ThoughT and w:sdom Tor one musT cons:der The :ssue Trom all angles I average Amer:can youTh bel:eve :T perT:nenT ThaT YouTh :n Amerrca be my cho:ce YouTh has much To Thank Amer:ca Tor and we can repay our debT by beTTer:ng Ameruca From The T:me oT b:rTh Amenca has g:ven The youTh a hand IT has Ted us proper Tood as bables because oT h:gher I:v:ng cond: T:ons and The absence oT Tood shorTages and The resulT:ng raT:on:ng IT has amused us as ch:Idren oT pre school age because :T has placed p:cTure books :n Tree I:brar:es When youTh reaches school age Amenca g:ves us T:rsT a general educaT:on Then as hugh school and college age :s reached Amer:ca spreads beTore :Ts youTh :nnumerable vocaT:ons and occupaT:ons and says Take your prck and Tra:n Tor ThaT you have chosen Thus bes:des Tra:n :ng and makung useTul c:T:zens ouT oT :Ts youTh Amer:ca has also Tr:ed To make her TuTure c:T:zens happy and peaceTuI by oTTer:ng each :rd:v:duaI The r:ghT To choose and Tollow h:s own paTh ThaT :n wh:ch each :s mosT lukely To succeed Amer:ca g:ves youTh a chance We w:ll rec:procaTe and g:ve Amenca our wholehearTed supporT Today and Tomorrow All we ask :s a chance To do our parT We wanT To help We The youTh :n Amer:ca reaI:z:ng our respons:b:l:T:es pledge ourselves To The preservaT:on and proTecT:on oT Th:s greaT democracy The Un:Ted STaTes oT Amer:ca PHIL I-IURLEY Yreka I-I:gh School 26 ASTA Honorable MenTion Ihumbung Through The adverTss1ng secT:on oT The newspaper Tor which I was a reporTer my eyes came To resT on a small ad whnch read Suburban home Tor renT Very reasonable Terms 54 Cherry Lane Ihus seemed IusT whaT I wanTed Lulce mosT reporTers I had InTerary aspnrahons and TeIT ThaT grven The necessary guueT and soInTude I would be able To wruTe my masTer piece This suburban house mnghT provude The proper seTT1ng Tor my labors ImmedlaTeIy I goT ouT my car and drove To The address gnven IU The ad IT Turned ouT To be In a grove oTp1nes X-XTTer I rang The bell :T was some Time beTore The door was opened by an elderly man wrTh a sTrangeIy Turhve alr I had a creepy Teellng ThaT I had been under close observahon beTore The door was opened PxTTerTeII1ng hum my errand he became very agree able I-Ie sTarTed his sales Tallr by explaining ThaT has wlTe had dled recenTIy gy b -Q :If 2 27 I I I rp I fl 'sly Ill :Nj f II I I I I I II I I I , III I I I I' Iflfy f fs I I I , I I , ' 'mn 1 X .1'I'I' . gn W 'll 1 , H3111 1 '.'- 3 in and he was anxlous To geT away The renT which he quoTed me was rnducu Iously low so low Indeed ThaT I could scarcely Tall To accepT The oTTer pro vided The place was Iuvable In spITe oT has very plausuble sTory I TeIT he was a bIT Too anxuous buT I had always been a sucker Tor a bargaun and aTTer gorng over The house I couldn T pass IT up I had never reallzed how lonely one could become Iuvung In such a remoTe secTnon There was a secreTIve aTmosphere abouT The house and aT Tnmes I Tound myself becomung Tense waITIng wITh ears sTramed Tor someThIng ThaT never came ATTer a Tew days I decuded I musT have some dnversuon I would buy a dog one ThaT would be a good waTchdog and a cheery companion I ended up by buying a young Airedale AsTa Each day I would coop The dog up In The backyard and Then go To work AT nIghT when I reTurned The dog was always resTIess In The house so IT became our nIghTIy habIT To go on long walks IT was one nIghT aTTer our reTurn Trom a walk ThaT This mysTernous IncIdenT occurred I had lusT opened The door and AsTa like mosT dogs pushed In ahead oT me I heard hum guve a low growl and TeIT hum crouch back agamsT my legs I reached Tor The IIghT swITch and snapped on The IlghTs AsTa s ruTT was raised and he was snarling showlng has Tangs I was sure ThaT There musT Tor some sorT oT weapon and pucked on The Tire Tongs as beung The mosT deadly For several mInuTes I paused undeclded buT gaTherIng courage sTarTed on a Tour oT The TIrsT Tloor rooms TIrsT snappung on AsTa s leash so he would be sure To sTay wITh me The shades In The house were up and The gloomy pane Trees ouTslde casT ominous shadows over The darkened dnmng room I Tumbled TranTI cally aT The IIghT swITch expecTIng every second To have one oT The shadows maTerIaIIze as a man LIghT Tlooded The room and I Tound noThIng amass Room by room AsTa and I advanced my dread Increasung wlTh each sTep unTII aT IasT The cIrculT was compIeTe and I was assured There was no InTruder downsTaIrs I was ThankTuI ThaT There was no cellar To Thus place buT There was sTIlI The second Tloor To be searched WuTh my hear'T poundrng In my ears I crepT up The dark sTaIrs I could Imagnne The Tlgure oT a man Iurknng around each corner waIT1ng To sprung ouT Trom behind each door AsTa was sTayIng wITh me buT he seemed To be growung more enraged as we advanced and I expecTed momenTarIIy To come upon The InTruder There were Three rooms openung oTT The Iandung Two bedrooms and The oaTh One bedroom was unused IT havnng belonged To The deceased wuTe oT my landlord or such was my beIIeT Tor IT was obvnously a woman s room 28 be a burglar in The house. IT was a mosT unpIeasanT ThoughT. I looked abouT Fearang my resolve would weaken I qulclcly fhrew open fhe door of my bed room and sfepped back a pace allowung Asfa fo go an flrsf and gof myself braced fo faclcle anyone he mughf flush ouf Clearly Asfa wasn f anferesfed In my room buf began sfrannnng af fhe leash wufh all has mlghf fowards 'rhe nexf rooms The bafh came fursf Again I fhrew open fhe door and swufched on 'rhe lughf The room was unoccupied Now fhere was lusf one place leff fo search fhe unused bedroom Asfa fhrew himself agamsf fhus door an a perfecf frenzy Obviously fhe unfruder was cornered I reached down and unsnapped Asfa s leash so fhaf he mlghf run free fools a fnrm hold on fhe fongs and finally screwing up my flagging courage opened fhe door and snapped on fhe llgh+ Asfa who had fhrown himself Info fhe room an one wlld leap lef ouf a blood curdlung howl and ran whumperlng down fhe sfaurs I rushed Info fhe room brandishing fhe fongs an a mad fashaon There were few places where one mnghf hude and affer a cursory loolc around I concenfrafed my affenfuon on fhe closef I was mosf relucfanf fo carry fhe fughf fo fhe enemy he mnghf have a gun and even rafs puf up a baffle when cornerd Torfured by fhus appre hensmon I sfood sfrannlng my ears for any sfealfhy movemenf lnslde fhe closef The silence was oppressive Down sfaurs I could hear Asfa whlnnng I could nof accounf for hus sfrange derelncfuon buf I had no fume lo dwell on fhaf I-low long I sfood fhere wufh bafed breafh lusfenlng Ido nof Icnow Af Iasf I drew a deep breafh and wufh a quuclc yanlc f'ung open fhe closef door If was empfy absolufely empfyl Ufferly nonplussed by fhls denoue menf I rushed downsfaurs and forced Asfa fo accompany me whale I made anofher search fhrough fhe second floor rooms He was growlung and seemingly very brave unful we reached fhe spare bedroom where hls cour age deserfed hum I-le would have fled an ferror had I nof forced ham fo sfay wlfh me whale I search fhe room for secref panels Finally I was convinced fhaf no luvung fhlng was hidden fhere Asfa was a fremblung whamperung panic sfruclcen creafure Gradually poor Asfa s uncanny fears began fo fake hold of me and Ioclung fhe bed room door I refreafed an absolufe rouf fo fhe lower floor I loclced all fhe doors which led fo fhe upper floor and spenf fhe balance of fhe nughf frying fo calm my over wroughf nerves and above all fryung fo fund an explanafnor of Asfa s sfarflung behavior I had offen heard fhaf dogs possess an uncanny premonuflon of deafh and of supernafural Could If be possible fhaf Asfa saw sornefhlng or someone In fhaf bedroom fhaf was lnvusxble 'ro fhe human eye7 Morning found me paclung my meager belongungs preparafory fo mov :ng baclc fo fown I had had enough MALCOM JOI-INSTONE Yrelca I-lsgh School 29 JOURNEY Honorable Ivlenfaon Salenfly and sfeadaly came The endless droppang of yellow and brown leaves To The damp raver bank from The gaanT oak Tree Thaf Towered above The resT of The Trees as af aT were a leader gavung orders The muddy wafer of The greaf raver slowly gladed pasT and a genTle breeze of The aufumn evenang whapped an acorn from an over hangang branch anTo The sluggash sfream Round and round aT Turned caughT on The bank and affer a few momenfs resT was brushed off by an exTra bag bubble ThaT floafed by Ouf anTo The currenf aT slapped and an a few seconds had dasappeared from saghT down The long aourney To The sea CALA SMITI-I 42 BuTTe Valley I-Iagh School LEARNING TO SKI I-Ionorable Ivlenfaon Skaang may be a greaf sporT buT only for Those who know how To ska I ThoughT aT was greaf fun so I decaded To learn how QT course you can T learn how To ska af you don T have skas So my farsT problem was To persuade my parenfs To buy me a paar Thas Took much persuasaon buT I fanally con vanced Them Thaf everybody has skas and ThaT I was The only one who dadn T I guess They were Tared of lasfenang To me because fave days lafer I receaved a paar of skas Fanally The bag day came when I would have my farsT experaence on skas I clambed up The Traal proudly waTh my skas on my shoulders IT had ausT begun To snow and was comang down fasfer and harder every manufe I fanally reached The Top I was Thankang now more Than ever before whaT a rask I was Takang by goang down The hall IT was snowang now so hard you couldn T see Ten feeT an fronT of you BuT af The oTher boys could do aT so could I I goT on my skas crossed my Tangers Took a deep breaTh and down I wenT' Down The hall' Down' Down' Fasfer and fasfer I wenT Oh' Thus was nofhang I felT as af I were goang Through Than aar Then I heard a squash and a Thud as I wenT ouT When I woke up I found myself on a couch When I asked whaT hap pened one of The fellows Told me ahaa I Took The wrong Traal and wenT over The ska lump Then I faanfed RENO ZALUNARDO McCloud I-Iagh School 30 . . 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EVERYDAY PATRIOTISM l-lonorable lvlenTuonu Don T save all your paTruoTusm Tull The old Tlag passes by Use as much as you can every day Don T wauT Tor a hue and cry lT s always easy To Tollow The band And cheer and cheer The Tlag BuT aT home un your everyday luTe Does your paTruoTusm ever lag7 We need uT aT home we need uT abroad We need uT day aTTer day And we lcruow There usn T a place un The worlo ThaT equals The U S A Thus us your counTry Thus us your norre You wull luve here Tull you d e So don T save all your paTruoTusm Tull The old Tlag passes by NONA LUNG 42 Tu Lalc l-'luon SC ool CHANGE l-lonorable lvlenTuounl As The old man rode home To hus anch un The Too hulls oT Tln Suerra Nevada range he dud noT behold The cusToneary sugnT No uT v as mucn duTTerenT In The valley by The ruver sTood an army camp busy fTh swuTT movung arTullery and marchung men Suddenly There was a loud roar and a squadron oT bombers Tlew swuTTly by Thus was noT he land h lmew no Thus was a much TasTer one The camo sTood where Th caTTle had oved To lue un The hoT summer Tume The swuTT busTluhg was oT luui True caTT e s slov movemenTs and The roar oT The aurplane nnoTors was veuy duTTe enT Trom The occasuonal swush oT The eagle s wung The old man TelT hus days were done he was now ready To reTure and luve The resT oT hus luTe un he slow movemenTs unsTead oT Tryung To lceep up wu h Tnus TasT rnovuno naTuor AlThough he longed Tor The old Tumes he lcn w Thus rruu,sT go or Tor he pro Tec:Tuon oT Thus counTry and uTs greaT udeals EARL SIMPSON 42 FT Jones l-lugh School 3 I .u l , u u u . u . u A u . . V 'Y II f l . u le e T hu. r .. T 3 . X ., . , , . ' . , 4 I . f' . VV . . . . Lg C . ' Q , , . 2 .. . . . n .,O, , u . u uu V V' . Af. F , u . . , , u , . . 9 u ' .. , e T .u . . UNHTD WESTAND Honorable lvlenhon Unuled we sland upon our land Where we all are Tree from care So slnlce up The band on Annencan sand And we Il sung as long as we Clare Unrled we sland on America s shore Ancl shoul lhal we are Tree And hope some day There may no more Be wars across The sea So unuled we sland wnlh upraused hand And shoul our praise To you Oh Amerucal The land we love RQBERT ATTEBERY 43 l-lappy Camp l-hgh School TIMBER l-lonoraple lvlenluon Up In The hulls The punelrees are swayunq Now and Then Through The clear cold alr Comes The craclc OT a woodsman 5 axe Then Crash' wnlh a cloud oT dusl The Tree as down fkncl all us QUIET BUDDY TCWNSLEY McCloud l-hgh School 32 l c ' l We'll all clo our besl for you. I l ' l R J T BRANSON FACULTY The facully as slruvmg for a befler underslandmg among The sludenls They have worlced wxlh The slu denfs helpmg Them nmmensely an Jrheur worlc and as a reward 'rhey wall have The everlaslung Truendshnps and success Jrhal IS acqunred from hard worlc STUDENT COUNCIL FRED LITTLE BETTY PRICE Preslcerf The Sludenl Body Officers have learned self-governmenl by con- ducling Their Sludenl Body meel- inqs. They have Taken lhe lead in all school acliviliesg slrivlng +o malce every evenl of 'the year a success. MISS E PARSONS MARGIE BARNES ALBERT MQLEOD TENNANT HIGH SCHOOL WHITE AND GOLD STAFF 3 M BARNES F LI TLE A M LEOD L FERGUSON I Alfhough Ihns year s Whnle and Gold Slahf IS enhrely new ancl laclcung In experuence Ihey have Irued very hard Io malce 'rhus sechon of 'rhe annual a Jrofal success BETTY PRICE DONALD FINE FRED LITTLE 3 DONALD WYNANT EDWIN REDDINGTON MARGIE BARNES As There are no seniors 'rhus year, Ihe Junuor Class has 'ralcen 'rhe lead and has sel many examples for Ihe lower classmen TENNANT HIGH SCHOOL ia . . T . c . Edlor . , . . . . . l Tl SOPHOMORES Qnly four sfudenls are m +h1s class buf Hr us a lnvely achve group All four are cheerful and wsllmg 'ro do lhelr parl m malcmg Thus school more pleasing for lhe facully and rhenr fellow classmales They are good sporfs and well lulced by everyone FRESHMEN The Freshman Class comprises hall lhe school fhls year lheref e I members have gunle a bll lo say ur school arlanrs They are achye mdep dem' and accomplish a grear ceal m oo h cass aho exl ac.lrrncula achvlhes TENNANT HIGH SCHOOL ' ' lor ffs . . . , . . . A , r , em , , ' ,' l H I r -I ' r PINE ECHO STAFF Edufor Margre Barnes Asslsfanr Edlror Berry Pruce Business Manager Leonard Ferguson Exchange Edlror Manuela Gonzalez and Advnsor Mrss Parsons The srahf is a hard working group of srudenrs Each member has done hrs besf +o accornrnodafe fhe subscribers by pubhshnng fhe school paper every rwo weeks TYPING I These sfudenfs are beonnners buf are progressnng rapndly foward +he necessary speed and accuracy of good rypusrs TENNANT HIGH SCHOOL Alberr McLeodg Ach Wrirer, Jessie Mae Gillisg Prinrers, Don Fine and GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION The g1rls were very enThuslasTlc over baslceTball Thus season and w1Th The help oTThe1r coach They expecT To develop a good Team beTore The end oT The year They also enloy playung baseball volleyball and Tennls BOYS PHYSICAL EDUCATION oTher schools In The varrous sporTs Thus TacT dld noT keep Them Trom enloy eng playing games among Themselves They play baslceTball baseball vol leyball TooTball and soccer TENNANT HIGH SCHOOL I I Because oT TheIr small number, The boys were unable To compeTe wiTh VSA Pwmaw r Cave Man' Who s+F1e wacky guy s Wai mQe7 Leonard and a oe+ Waufmnq for someone' Three deer and a dear' Whaf ya go+ Cur'rus7 'S he a Cowboy Swede Chemnsfry Who belongs fo HMS7 More Chemusfry Sleepmg beaufy' Cute Pie' IfH1eha+f++s wear H Marque I8. Wash 'em clean, Evefyrw. I9. Tut hd, are you mad? TENNANT HIGH SCHOOL 9 xr 1' w S Ps F rn?RowCvd Frslwb Vr CW lf DrsB fm MareCHauc C FELWTOTE Bacl:Row Gee Rneben Prmcspal Earl Gslfesp Claren e Hosf Rwchard Nolie FACULTY Vx A-'s if' 40 TULE LAKE HIGH SCHOOL 1' J gi 'Q A N l, BP-PBA C U N MARFN: F ANPSE CPAWF MAH F F AQ, r NN f FRANK' QNS' TULE LAKE HIGH SCHOOL NCP ,asc TULE LAKE HIGH SCHO ,- Z' M 4 mn x, Lsisizguw TULE K NN LFPA HNDLEQ NF rNJRY MAS V THA 4 u?N:f- LAKE HIGH SCHOOL Fronf Row V McCollum M Ed ards M Bond F Ro e Bercen M ue Second Row V W II anns M Taylor E Haas M u sch D Thnrd Row C more J Golden D CaIIas B Bak H B Ile Wcodrran Fourfh Row J Loel A Naylcr D Dan e er-sle r a J JUNIORS PRESIDENT JOB BAKE BAKER VICE PRESIDENT FRANCES ROSIE ROSE SECRETARY NONA NON E LONG TREASURER EVELYNE HAAS E I-IAAS The class of 42 whuch boasfs 38 sfudenfs has rapidly Increased urs achvu hes Ihroughouf Ihe paslr Ihree years Our qrealesf Iruumph was The Junnor Play The Myslery of Crazy Canyon Ranch presen+ed December olh Affer Ihe play The casl and The produchon slag celebraled wnfh an affer noon and evening In Klarnalh Falls The hrsl sennesfer Ihe Junuors IosI Ihe S+uclenI' Booy Tnclcel Race and were required Io pul on a parIy All one has Io do Io recall Ihls aganr IS Io Ihrnlc of Ihe punch' Our plans Tor The resl of Ihe year Include a Junior Slcn ng Parly and a Junuor Sensor Banquef TULE LAKE HIGH SCHOOL : . , . w . . . . . s . E. Maharry. J, Minds D. 4 . B ll. I . I I -. . , . . .pa I , , Brown H. Errsf, N. Long. ' Z . EI . . . . . . er, . I r.J. J . 2 . T' . , . I . B. A3'er, W. Gunn. Back Row: J. Coulson. G. Brooks R. Pcrferfcld. B. Helney H. Moore D. O Ccrnell. D. E l r, H. Swefenso , L. Urh ch. J. Hearrcr' .WEP oil: B. Bcne. SOPHS Froni Row B Sronec pher W Lonq P Brooks A Wnlharns P Snyder N WaIdIn D McFalI P Genfry Co Second Row L Mad c D Krnqsford L MII heII N Welsh V Sa derbrnk V GarreI'I IF Row M Larson J Jones L Haynes P Johnson G Crowfh r Fourfh Row C Ernshholz M Duggan E Sco++ L BueII W TaIe E Garrett Back Row D Laoan D I-IaH'xeId J Parsons B Adams B Gunn R Moore S Bradbury D Crawford J Baley J Cross I-I GalIoway W McEIroy A Baker E Gresham L I-'laIey W Edwards PRESIDENT BOB ADAMS VICE PRESIDENT PATTY GENTRY SECRETARY NATALIE WELSI-I TREASURER BETTY COX FROSH PRESIDENT BILL BARKS VICE PRESIDENT PI-IYLLIS SUTTON SECRETARY LINDALEE GALLOWAY TREASURER I-IARRIET COULSON Fron+ Row R Nol+e J Cox M Rose J Parsons I OH A Os+enbe-rq E Keerer L Carhsle J Scoff M Bowen, V. CIarIce. Second Row: B. CurrIs, E, Allen, P. Waring, I-I. Osfronr, L. GaIIoway, B. Curnbee R. Osfenberg, J. I-Ialousek. Third Row: E. Easfwood. D. Thornas, I-I. Coulson, R. Crowfher, D. Vokach, L. Muckey, M. Sfouf. Fourih Row: C. Ryckrnan, P. Surfcn. A. Nelson J. Srn'Ih, J, Crumb. D. Ainswor+h. Bac Row: B. Brown, W. Meshke. G. B'rIwisIIe, V. Maharry, B. Brooks, E. TAIIey, L. I-Ialousek T. Frey T. Fish A. Anderson, B. WhIfIocIr. TULE LAKE HIGH SCHOOL X Nl xxx f' is EXECUTIVE COUNCIL BOB M CLYMONDS BOB WOODMAN VIRGINIA JONES ARL COULSON The Execuhve Council consishng of 'rhe s+udenI body officers and Ihe presidenl of each class and advised by Coach Frishholz has Ihe 'raslc of handling sludenl body finances This year Ihrough s+uden'r body 'riclcel sale drives 'rhey have raised enough money Io add Io Ihe alhlehc equipmenl' and Io provide for per- manenl senior picfures 'ro be lefl wilh Ihe school. The seclions of Ihe conslilulion dealing wiI'h alhlelic awards were re- vised Ihis year by 'rhe council. Through an acl of 'rhe council Ihe I-lonlser was made free Io all sludenr body Iiclcer holders. TULE LAKE HIGH SCHOOL WHITE AND GOLD STAFF CHIEFS WANNA BUY AN AD The WhuTe and Gold STaTT under The durecTnon of Mass Dons Benson has been very busy preparmg our secTnon of The annual The same sTaTT also ednTs The l-lonlcer Tule Hugh s bn weekly paper Maxune Barlcs as EdlTor Barbara BenTley ss The AsslsTanT EduTor and Angeline Galloway us The Buss ness Manager All The sTudenTs gladly conTnbuTed To The paper Thus year and many helped wlTh The produchon Peggy Lagan and Bob McClymonds had charge oTThe Two TeaTure pages an The l-lonlcer and also IH The WhuTe and Gold TULE LAKE HIGH SCHOOL BAND Under The durechon of Mr Clalr Elmore lhe Tule Lalce Hugh School Banc has played al numerous affairs lhroughouf Jrhe basun nn I94O 4I Many new numbers have been purchased and le+'rer lyres will be awarded 'ro member af lhe semes'rer Our band fool: an achve par'r In 'rhe annual Musuc Feshval held In Duns muur an l94O and we are loolcung forward +o lhe nex'r Musuc Feshval Plans are being made for our annual concerf an 'rhe sprung Members of fhe band are Trumpels Keulh Genlry John Coulson Dean Callas Neale Welsh Harvard Buffer Howard Moore Alvin Buell Jack Lldell Lavon Buell Vnelra Garrefl Horns Pa+Thomas Dora Schindler Franlclnn Ernsl Vnrganua Jones Clarlnels Carl Coulson Harrnel Coulson Jean Jones Connie Schulrz Joe Cox Slanley Bradbury Lyle Haley BeH'y Cox Saxophones Edwin Scolr Vlasla McCollum Maxine Barlcs Frenchie Johnson Drums Belle Camp bell Bob McClymonds Elmer Garrell' Trombones Kenny Slarlc Ray mond Porlerfaeld Harold Sfevenson Flule Nalalne Welsh Piccolo Ardlna Cox Barnfone Pally Genfry Tuba l-lermle Turnbauqh . . . . , TULE LAKE HIGH SCHOOL CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION ThIs year has shown an Increase of I7 members IH 'rhe C S F wIIh 35 members IH all al presenl Candy sales have been Ihe chlef source of Income For our pIns The new olhcers for l94l are VIrgInIa Jones PFGSI denl DorIan MeredI+h VIce Presudenf Be+'ry Cox Secrelary and Jean Jones Treasurer Angelme Galloway and Lorrame Parlcer were apponnfed Sergeanls al Arms The members of Jrhe lower classes are loolcmg forward +o an even bIgger and beflrer SOCIGIY for VISXI year FUTURE FARMERS Chapler 3I ol 'rhe Fufure Farmers of AmerIca has compleled Hrs IIIII year In Tule Lalme I-IIgh School Durmg The pasl year a large number o GCIIVIIISS were engaged In The Chapler compeled al fhe Counly FaIr and a+ Ihe lv1errIll Spud Feshval A large number of premIums were won bolh places Clarence I-Iollz IS Ihe advIsor The ofhcers for Ihe organIza hon are I-larry Rose PresIden+ Bob Woodman VICG PresIden'r I-larvarc BII'rer Secrelary Derwood Dahle Treasurer and JIm Woodman Reporler TULE LAKE HIGH SCHOOL l JUNIOR PLAY 52 CAST M rorw B d Turk Darw e Nona Loma EveWyre Haas Dear Cal as Ray Porre fe d W mona Jayne Jack Golden Emma Gr F1 H1 Frames Rose Harvard B Her KerwneH1 S+arlc , K ew A' 5 , ? 5 J r r 3 A I A 1 I A V .M . N, M Q ' P Y YR S C A T A Q E N R Y Y O N O .,, W A r F R Y A , A C N ' R C A H N 3, Z Y CAST Peggy Lagan Vurguma Jones Marllma Allen Maxine Barlcs Pal Thomas Belle Campbell Kenlh Genfry Conrad Sclfmulfz Barbara Benlley Dorian Me-redufh Neale Welsh Bob McClyrnonds Carl Coulson TULE LAKE HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR PLAY T T O H E B E B A A T N D PEP CLUB DRILL TEAM 9 x 3 ,.,..,.Av.,.,,. . . H Y -,.www-..,.- . LORRAINE PARKER MAXTNE TAYLOR MAXINE BARKS VIRGINIA JONES H2171 'Cf' '95 19 E2C'9'3' 'S S. 3f GIRLS LEAGUE The Girls League organxzed for The fursf Turne un Tule Lalce has been very successful Miss Chraruccl rs The advisor whale Lorraine Parlcer IS The Press denf The glrls sold candy To ralse funds To send nine delegafes and one Teacher To The older Girls Conference aT Richardson Springs A Bug and LrTTle Srsfer Club In which each sensor gurl adopfed a fresh man s1sTer was formed aT The begunnlng of The Term To help The freshmar grrls geT acquaunfed In February affer The gurls losf The STudenT Body Tlclcef Race The League gave a parfy for The sfudenf body whlch was one of The besf parfxes of The year i A x ruLe LAKE Hue:-1 sco-Toon. , 1 -I. 2:34 4., : I 'Vin ' , 1, -4 3 M! 2 TULN 1- 'I -eu. f' Q , ff 'V v .yn . lfgfigfgv .fry fig,,?s:A4:f sl' Fronf Row Coach Frushholz Carl Coulson Kenny Slarlc Herrnue Turnbauqh Conrad Schulfz Keurh Genfry B ll Nelson Second Row Blanford Sfevens Franlcl n Ernsf Torn Crawford Neale Welsh George Easfwood Back Row Henry Sfonec pher Bob l-leuney Dclc Fensler Bob Woodman Derwood Dahle BLOCK T Becomung a power un The school for The fursr fume sunce u'rs orugun rhe Bloclc T made urself heard Jrhus year By passung laws regulalung +he wear ung of lellers Thus organuzaluon dud much for afhlelucs Sunce alhlelucs had been runnung un lhe hole Tunancually rhus socuely de cuded +o help our The second annual Block T I-lubbub was organuzed and presenfed Thus consusled of boxung marches belween The boys of +he school Thus venlure proved very successful and has promuses of becomung a bug 'rhung We are undebled 'ro These boys for Jrheur Tune work rhus year and wush ro guve Them our rhanlcs TULE LAKE HIGH SCHOOL ,I , : , I , , , . : I , ' , i , , . ll ll . . . 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Fronf Row Dean Callas Conrad Schulfz Blanford Sfe ens Dclc Fensler Ke Th Genlry Bob He ney Tommy Crawford Second Row Der ood Dahle Kenny Sfarlr Duck Cra ford Carl Coulson Sfandmg Davld Lagan John Cross BIll Gunn John Hearron Eldon Larson Eugene Gresham John Baley Bob McClymonds Gregg Broolcs Ho ard Wallcer Bob Adams Harry Rose Franlrl n Ernsl' Henry Slonecupher Raymond Porferfeld John Coulson Neale Welsh Har ard Bffer Bll Nelson Dclz Parlchursf Coach Frnshholz FOOTBALL RECORD ue La e Yrelca u e La e Dorras ue a e MI Shasfa u e La e Bonanza ue a e Dorrus u e La e McCloud ue a e lv1errIll ue La e Alruras Slarhnq lhe season wnfh a lIgh'r and Inexperuenced 'ream fhe prospecfs for lhe I-lonlcer VarsI+y were very dark Afler beung 'rrounced by a bIg and fasl Yreka Team The boys rose and defeafed rheur ancuenr rIval Dorrus Alfhough lhe 'ream lacked werghr and expenence 'rhey had a spIrI'r of never say due whnch carned fhem lo rwo vIc+orIes and a he for second In 'rhe B Champuonshup Ourslandung men on Thus years varsI+y were Tommy Crawford Duck Crawford Duck Fensler Conrad Schulrz Dean Callas Franlclm Ernsr Harry Rose Blanford Srevens Ke1'rh Genrry Carl Coulson Derwood Dahle and Kennerh Sfarlc T I k ,, ssss ssss, , sss.,s. 0 .ss. sssss. . . L L 3l TI k, ssss ssss ss.,,.,.s I I I I , I2 ' L ssss.... I I , I O I I L k ,. ss,,s L ssssrrsr L, 0 , L L L L I 20 Tl k .ss.,,sssss ..,s,.su . ssss L I I 6 L L as 6 TI L k. suss ,, s,s,sssssssss L, I3 ' ussssssssssssss, L, I O TI k ..us.susss.s,,s.ss....sssss,s,ss , I3 .sssssssss,s ,ss, I ,ss,ss sssss L I8 T I L k ...L,..LLLs,sss,,,,,,L,s, ,,,...,, I ,,Lss, 7 ' ,,,.ssssLssLsssL .,LLL L so ,,,sLssLss.....L 7 TI k ...LL..sss,,,,,,...,,,,L,LL.,,,V....L,s LL,Ls, 0 ,,,,sssLssssss,,,,LL ,LLLsLLL,s,s,,LLsL,.L..... I 3 TULE LAKE I-IIGI-I SCHOOL A SCORES HONKERS 2 ALTURAS I-IONKERS 22 BONANZA HONKERS 3 R VER DA RY LOST HONKERS 35 TULELAKE C C C HONKERS 30 L MERR I-IONKERS 8 KLAMATI-I C C C I-IONKERS 32 AQCLOUD HONKERS 8 JONES FO RT I-IONKERS 9 DORR S HONKERS 8 YREKA 60 I-IONKERS YH DORR S 33 23 33 45 28 35 38 34 35 5 28 33 KERS HON 3 UD LO QC M 6 WOO VTTOD Y Dean John C o C' B I-Iavad Second Row IIIIO z F Coach S Q0 CO GHC UQ Il ll I I s , , I Aff, 41 I I H I I' C rf: ' ' ' IL ,,. , . . I , At II , S I I I A I I o I . I I A I S Fronf Row: Keiih Gcniry, I-IaroId Sfevenson, FranIcIin Ernsi, Bob MCCI ds, CarI B l Fron'I Row: D I' d DaI1Ie, Jim Woodman, Hcrmic TurnL1auqI1,Bob Woodman, Bob Coulson. Second Row: Kenny Shark, G r Easfwood, Dick Crawford, John Coulf S Bak r, ris I . : r r IH r, r ss, CaIIas, son, r I i r, I ls , r I r , ris Iz, E Gresham. Iwho F ch Coe od iw C Torn e I1 W Ncae y S onec phc CH -4 C r- m I- 5 X rn I G5 H I ll, 0 I O O f- gl'- .Q-4. --1 LE LAKE HIGH SCHO jf B SCORES -IONKFRS YO ALTURAS I ONKERS 8 BONANZA IONKER 4 FLOWER BASKETS ONKERS 23 KLAMATI-I C C C I-IONKERS 5 MERR LL ONKFRS 6 TULELAKE C C C I-IONKERS 23 YREKA HONKERS 7 5ORT JONES HONKERS 7 DORR S HONKERS 8 DORR S 74 33 33 42 38 8 27 46 29 28 26 KERS ON 73 UD LO fC M Coach No o Edwa CI Ma vn Ro enbe q Davd Laqan W bu OL bl . , . I 'sr 4 I 5 I I I I , Q 4 ' I I I s I 9 I L I Q ' Q . A ' f Q I A I I I I S . . . L II I I . . . I H I I I I I I I II I C I Jim Woodman, Euqrgnff Grrgxhan-, Harry GaIIoway, John Crosv, Jurdor Parsons, Ted D I Fronf Row: Edwin Scoff, Ira OH, Euell Kcefcr. Second Row: Joe Cox, Joe Parsons, S Fish, Gcorqe CmwIIwr, Coach Nolfe. S AIvin O51 r , i , il r r s, r i sv, If , Oh GC TRACK -- L AL B SE BA ,- u. .1 K J f- 1-uuluunvns' ........- E H M . F onf Row: D, H. QM.-Nd, B. Gunn, A. Naylor, W. Mc:ENroy, B. Sfevcns. G. Easrwood, B, Adams. Fronf Row: B. Adams, B. Woodman. K, Shmrk, H. Turnbnuqrv, H. Bifvfbf, H. Swrr- fp-wr. S d Second Row: C. Frishholz, H, Sioncdphcr, G. Brooks, H. Row, B. Heiney, D. Crew Ord, D. Row: K. Genfry, R. Moore, J.Woodm1an, H. GnUoway, G. Elmwood. Third Row: U, Lavmn, D. Dr hlv, D. Fon We , H. Swv:-n-.on, J. Hoarron. Caflas, C. Scrmulfz, W. Mr.EWroy, C. FriaNwfvWz, J. Bafoy Bac Row: C, C ru , C. Wi1P'rw,fun, V. Maharry, E, Scofr. -4 C r- m I- P X m I 0 I ua 0 I O O r- 5 4 3 s. A1 -ky J ' , L .7 ',, 1, c ' f, 352 ,-gf im su 5 H 1 0 I if t,. I L- '- , , 1- Wrfkzxl' 9 4 4 M'o 9Q' 'V if ...- 4 1 ' , ul Z fi, . 'm,,,,1 ,M M, W-nm ,D ,, M J ,ij U 'l',,,g tiff? 'Y fa' ' I 33.1 x f xx 3 H' H , ! 'nvxcH tru-2 2 ,T-917 I1 -1-' 1' uaillh f wg' . 'V-ur N, Truman ,--N' b. . 1-43- 'Q fE'3', U. - - 4 ' .,, .. -fy 'J WN ' i 1 vusw WEED FACULTY MR HARVEY H EERRIS PrlnCrpaI Inq SoId Geom fry Off ce E p EDWARD HALLMAN U S H1sIory 81 Cv S Spamsh I I OI c B s R ELMAN ROSE Alq I Adv Alg PIane Ge-om Bus Arufh Gen MaI'h Boys Afhlehcs MISS ELDA ROSSETTO E 11 I III II I I II MISS MARIANNE BURNS Home Mg? Foods Clofhunq D suqmng Journalvsm Arf MR ROBERT ROLENS Physucs Chem BuoIoqy General Sc ence MR FLOYD MAXI-IAM WorId HIsIory Soc 81 Econ Boys Afhlehcs MISS HELEN SEXTON Lafxn I II Typnng OIIIce Experuence MISS DOROTHY BALL Bus Eng Phys 81 Hygnene Cuf 8: O c Grls P E R JAMES PENDLETON Englush II IV Publxc Speaking f LAURENCE JARVINEN Typunq Shorfhandl II II oo Iceepsng DON COLVIG Band Drum 8: BugIe Corps MR ORVILLE BEUTEL,WoodworI: Mech Drawmg Aufo Mech MR WILLIAM KING Cusfodlan WEED HIGH SCHOOL I x , 4' I MR, I , . ' 211, ' . AZ, 'W 0 II, Il I IE e Exp., oy A+me+xCS. J, VVI VAIVI Y .A I 4 . nM. , , aian , . R I ,r me - ., W , ' 1 C . I . . ' Q MR. . ' . , ,I ,B I. MR. . . . I CLASSES cf x wYSU s CA WN SHAFFER ss Hamm CNENNE POYSE ECRLE MELINE B 'DA BALDC QEBY SHArFER RPCIE BIAQION ELWER BELCASTRO CLCRNA QANTINI f'!USTNNO MAZZCN P N F! MARY DUMB E A H NE EN FADE? NW VE G ARK CAQMENJ UAZZEN ff- V AN F f-N4 x, SENIORS '3'!Za-m, 3 -4' an 'Zvi' f 101 'Sf w wean r-HGH scHooL f WEED HIGH SCHOOL RCB QT PHIUT EVELYN CURNON BUD S'-JAFFER 'XJA'DA CD54 K N' ELS! ANDREA TA C A SAMPLES BETH K CE DE MAR KOLDA EVELYN WILLIAMS FRANK RIZZO DCRTS KENT BIL' WALKER EDITH DELLETT CLARENCE CARDOZA NELDA JONES ED WARD QUBETTA BENWV MANGCNE SENIORS ANGELA SALVESTRIN RAMON RODRIGUEZ IDA RIZZUTO CYNTHIA CHENEV MARCELLA AUSTIN ANN DORRELL ISaIufa+o ram SEVERINA MAZZEI RITA BERNARDI FLORA CUNIAL MARY CATALANO PEARL BLAY ROSIE TALLERICO RACHEL TALLERICO MARY ROSSETTO RENA AOUILA MILDRED PUC-I-I BEATRICE SMITH 'ESSIE MAE LENIS SENIORS QA v L 4 Q1 WEED HIGH SCHOOL F 5- 62 Under fhe ardenf and capable leadership of Presldenf George lvlelnne 'rhe Sfudenf Council has combined unnfy wnfh efforf fo malce fhus one of 'rhe mosf successful years nn fhe hnsfory of Weed Hugh School The year was filled wnfh enloyable assemblue and gala school parfles The councul also supporfed many worfhy causes of school organnzaflons fhroughouf fhe year They successfully managed fhe sale of sfudenf body cards and gave fhenr whole hearfed supporf fo fhe Junlor Carnival whlch was presenfed March 29 WEED HIGH SCHOOL MR. HARVEY H. FERRIS GEORGE MELINE ELSIE ANDREATTA JACK SMITH BETTY STUDY DELMAR KOLDA STUDENT COUNCIL Prmcupal Presldenf T Vlce-Presidenf Secrefary Business Manager V . . . . S 5 . . I I , STEVE ARGYRIS ELDA FINATO LOUIS 'ATTUZZV BETTV VI LS LCU'E AOUILA ED A VIRGIL GROPPI GRACE FRAILEY JOHN AIELLO PEGGY YOST MIKE RILEY ALMA JEAN ZWANZIGER GUIDO CUNIAL MARY SCALISE BILL ELLIOTT NADINE BAKER TOM KEGG Treasur rI MAXINE SMITH DAVE BAST 1BusIress Manage I VIRGINIA STEVENS JACK LOOKER JUNIOR 7: 1 1' WEED HIGH SCHOOL 3 WEED HIGH SCHOOL Q5 HELEN GOETJEN KENNETH ROBISON JEAN 'EMOS JIM MALLORY 'ACKIE CURNOII JOE KEJJ VAOA CORNELL MARIO BORTOLAZZO ETHEL RAULSON OSCAR BARBIERI VPSG VILMA ANDREATIA PETE ZANIROLI JOAN BROAD RONALD EASTLICK GRACE MORRISON LPROY OWENS DOMENICA AMMIRATI JIM CECCAYO JACK BEZOF ETHEL WILSON LOUISE COMEAUX JUNIORS SOPI-IS FROST-I SOPH OFFICERS FROSH OFFICERS PRESIDENT. DON SI-'IAFFER PRESIDENT JASPER TAYLOR VICE-PRESIDENT ,, , , ,BILL I-IALSEY VICEAPRESIDENT MAUDIE ROBISON SECRETARY MARY DURANTE SECRETARY PATTY NEESE TREASURER , MARY TALLERICO TREASURER PATTY NEESE The Sophomores and Freshmen have noT TosTered many acTiviTies Thus Tar, buT They hope ThaT They can add more To Their crediT as Time goes on. Members OT These classes are sTrongly represenTecl in sporTs, clubs, and oTher acTiviTies, ancl They feel ThaT They are now a real parT oT Weed I-Iigh School. They are anxious To deal wiTh The problems and To Talce advanTage oT The opporTuniTies which The nexT Tew years will bring. WEED HIGH SCHOOL i Y ,, ,, -, J fly' 1 ACTIVITIES J . . A 7f I X. , V -I W EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR BETTY STU DY ASSISTANT EDITOR ELDA FINATO ART EDITOR ETHEL PAULSON ASSISTANT ART EDITORS VADA CORNELL EDITH MORGAN EDITH DELLETT GIRLS SPORT EDITOR NAYDA COSTEN BOYS SPORTS EDITOR JOE KEGG LITERARY EDITOR BETTY KICE ANNUAL SECRETARY LUCIENNE ROYSE FACULTY ADVISER MISS BURNS MANAGERIAL STAFF BUSINESS MANAGERS DELMAR KOLDA JACK SMITH GEORGE MELINE GIUSTINO MAZZON BILLY ELLIOTT The Weed Slaff wlshes Io Ialce This opporlunlfy Io Ihanlc every person who has helped In any possible way Io make our sechon of Ihe Whale 81 Gold a success The Sfafl as deeply lndebled 'ro :Is faculfy adviser Miss Burns under whose guudance and supervision our sechon has been com piled I+ also wnshes Io Ihanlc Mr Rolens and The Phofography Club for 'rhelr generous confrnbuhon of pucfures whuch also has more 'rhan done Hrs share an malcung our sechon a success THE STAFF WEED HIGH SCHOOL H I T E A N D G O L D coMPoslNe EDITOR. IIcI,'.'IIc'I'c',I,I, I,cc.. I up , I.IIIcI I c'cIcI.I I . SISISIS S ffEILs'IEXNDREATTA C. S. F. Reading lefl 'ro right Firsl row: Valles, Salveslrin, Tallerico, Tosarli, Piva, Dunlap: Second row: Curnow, Kice, Riley, Slevens, Finafo, Groppi: Third row: Paulson, Dorrell, Andrealfa, Rader, Aiello: Fourfh roiiv: Goelien, Sfudy, Coslen, Jones, Caullceffg Fiflli row: Mr. Pendlefon, adviser: Taylor, Mazzon, Kolda, Slreefer, Koldag Lasl' row: Ivleline, Loolcer, Smilh. . S. F. OFFICERS .HELEN GOETJEN JACK LOOKER MARY TALLERICO ELDA FINATO ITALIAN CLUB OFFICERS JOI-IN AQUILA ROSIE CORTESE INEZ BARATTO STEVE ARGYRIS ITALIAN CLUB Piva Mazzei Aquila Second row Andrealla Aquila Ammlrah Rizzulo Aquila Ammirah Barallo Andrearfa Duranle Third row Rizzo Piva Blanco Calalano Aquila Aiello Mazzei Bernarda Bianco Fourlh row Miss Rossello adviser Rizzulo Corlese Aquila Mazzei DeRoss Gubefla Fifllw row Argyrus Aquila Duranfe Sollana Ceccalo Deluca Las? row Belcasfro Borlolazzo Perez Zanollo Morabilo Andrealla RosseH'o Anello WEED HIGH SCHOOL C Presidenf Vice-Presidenf Secrelary Treasurer Presidenf Vice-Presiden+ Secreiary Treasurer Reading lefl 'ro riglwl, Firsl row: Salveslrin, Baldo, Scalise, Scoll, Brunello, I I I : I . I . .I . I I I I .I I I I . : . I . I . I I . I T I .I .I . I R 1 ' . ' . . . . : : I I I I I I I ' WEED HI WIND EDITOR BILL WALKER ASSISTANT EDITOR JACK SMITH EXCI-IANGE EDITOR ORBY SI-IAFFER COPY EDITOR JOE KEGG FEATURE REPORTERS AIELLO BALDO BERNARDI COMEAUX MESSINA WILSON RIZZO AND RIZZUTO PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB BeHy Riley, Marque Zibull, Evelyn Curnow, Secrelary Treasurer: Claude McVey, Presadenf, Roger Zwanzuger, Mr. Rolens, Advnser. WEED HIGH SCHOOL ADVISERC L LLCL,CCLL.... IL ALLL CL,CLLL I l, I ILCLLLLMISS BURNS 1 we S E 'T O HULLABALOO presenfed by The class of forfy one CAST SENIOR PLAY LETTY HOOPER BETTY STUDY CARA MORTON BETTY KICE NOLLY TOLLIVER JACK SMITH MRS MORTON NELDA JONES ALBERT BOARDMAN DELMAR KOLDA MR BOARDMAN GEORGE MELINE BENITO ELMER BELCASTRO PRODUCTION STAFF DIRECTORS STAGE MANAGERS PROPERTY MANAGERS Mass RosseH'o C A Samples Lucnenne Royse Mr Pendlefon Bud Shaffer Nayda Cosfen WEED HIGH SCHOOL 79 R S M A K E H U L L A B A L O O Q., HSBA The Weed Hugh School Band dlrecled by Mr Colvnq as one of The nnosl popular organuzahons In Jrhe school The band IS nol always gnven due recognulaon bul ours has been a hard worlcung organuzahon and deserves much credll A+ Toolball and baslcefball conlesls or al school assemblies I+ has always been on hand lo Inspire pep The band hlls a place on a ballle held Jrhal can be filled by no olher orqanuzahon Nolhnng grves fhe Te-elrng of unny +o a crowd assembled upon The sudelun s lhal a band can qnve Nolr even lhe cheer leaders can do This Tor lhey need The bard lo spur Jrhern on lo enfhusuasnn whuch pushes 'rhe players lo vnclory WEED HIGH SCHOOL 1 7 , , ' 1 H' ' ,T , if a .lllr ' 'T 'fail - ' f ,TT , X 1 I A W. . . N D . . . Q . . ' I l WEED HIGH STEPPERS The Weed High Sfeppers have marched fheir way info fhe hearfs of every sfudenf and faculfy member of Weed High School and have won for 'rhemselves an unequaled admirafion. Organized only lasf year, fhe Sfep- pers have sponsored fheafrical programs in order fo raise money wifh which fo buy laugles, drums, and uniforms. The Sfeppers, wifh fheir infricafe performances af afhlefic funcfions and school assemblies, added color and enfhusiasm fo fhe spirif of our school: and we shall forever be indebfed fo fhem. The unfiring efforf of Direcfor Don Colvig 'rhe sole organizer of fhe group accounfs in a large measure for fheur success lvlaioreffe Cosfen and Twirlers Kegg Clarlc and Yosf were oufsfanding leaders of fhe Sfeppers WEED HIGH SCHOOL D i v 7 .w Y . D . I A Y . R ., . I . 5 , in In U A ., A N 4 D . A B T G 2 L i T. 5 I -4 7 Q , w L: ,Aiwiii ' ii N-14 . 7 iff' 1 ' A lv- 4 Q ' C - 4 ' ,fn f F , K ,XI V . : ' P ri x , 1 5 i 1 ' f . , . , g , Y ' . g ' 7 .K A J .J . GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS sEcoND SEMESTER BETTY KICE PRESIDENT LUCIENNE ROYSE IDA RIZZUTO VICE PRESIDENT IDA RIZZUTO EVELYN CURNOW SECPETARY TREASURER EVELYN CURNOW Led by PresIdenTs KICS and Royse The G A A has had a very successTul year The membershIp reached an all TIme hIgh and each member showed cooperaTIon and good wnll The organIzaTIon s successTul and prosperous year may be credITed dIrecTly To MIss Ball our advIser who has conTrIbuTed new and successTul Ideas Tor The G A A They sTarTed The year wITh a parTy honorIng The TooTball players IT was a greaT success and was haIled by all as The besT They ever sponsored On March 29 represenTaTIves oT The Weed GIrls AThleTIc ASSOCIGTIOH meT aT RIchardson SprIngs as guesTs aT The conTerence held There and spon sored by The Y lvl C A RepresenTaTIves Trom Weed were Evelyn Cur now BeTTy KIce LucIenne Royse Ida RIZZUTO Ida Baldo ElsIe AndreaTTa BeTTy STudy and IvlIss Ball advIser On May 24 The GIrls AThleTIc ASSOCIGTIOD oT Weed was hosTess To The SISICIYOU CounTy Schools Tor Play Day WEED HIGH SCHOOL I MISS BALL I....,ssssssss, I I ...,,I ADVISERII IIIIIII rvnss BALL BLOCK W SOCIETY OFFICERS PRESIDENT .,,..A.A,,,. ,. ..,,,, STEVE ARG-YRIS SECRETARY ,, .. . . .f ...,, ..,,,,, , ,BETTY KICE VICE-PRESIDENTW, . . ,ELMER BELCASTRO TREASURER . ,. ,,.. .GEORGE MELINE Fronl' row, lell' 'ro riglilz Frank Deluca, Angelo Solfana, Sieve Arqyris, George Melineg Second row, Frank Rizzo, Roberl Phillips, Bud Shaffer: Third row, Edward Guloellra, Elmer Belcaslro, Tommy Kegg, Jimmy Mallory, Mr. I-Iallman, adviser. BOYS TENNIS Billy Elliolf Calvin Shaffer Clarence Cardoza Leo Espinosa WEED HIGH SCHOOL 1 Leif Io riglwlz Mr. Ivlaxliam, coaclig Roger Zwanziger, Giuslino Mazzon, rnnf u la A gelo Second R zzufo WEED WEED Fronf Ro Bob Ne rneyer Lo e Mo a b To E rneTT Scoff Do Shaffer Second w V l Ros eTTo Charles S scar Ba b er Elo Tor esa TO To v Vega Mg Re o CeccaTo 84 COUGAR A S Under The guidance oT Coaches Hallman and Rose The unpreducTable A s compleTed The season wuTh a successTul record They were forever a conTender Tor The champnonshap and dad noT gave up unT1l Their hopes were Trnally shaTTered by The Dunsmuur Tagers The A Team will lose only Three men Trom Thas year s squad and wlll reTurn nexT year wuTh one oT The sTrong esT and mosT experuenced Teams nn The league Row er Belcaslro o n a Shaffer Ke efh Ro o o a Mg Bob Bor Row Ma o Borfolazzo Tony s Ed Seo? J rn a Hall Coac A SCORES McCLOUD YREKA DUNSMUIR MCCLOUD YREKA DUNSMUIR C SCORES MCCLOUD MT SHASTA DUNSMUIR YREKA COUGAR C S WuThagood Team buTluTTle experience The C Team closed The season wnTh only one league vucTory They showed good sporTsmanshup and a TaghTung spuruT ThroughouT The enTure season and played sound and TasT baslceTball To The lasT second oT each conTesT The Team was well guuded by Coach Hallman buT :T was unable To overcome The oTherTasT brealcung C Teams ID The counTy WEED HIGH SCHOOL I n ' ' ll ll ' . s - - F I Elm , J h AQ l , lv n , nn bis n, n S TT nal rg dino. Z ri I I , Phil Lewl , T, l M l- lory, Mr. man, h, an u 2b YYYVV H 28 34 ,,,.,,,,,,,.,,, ...,,, , , , 29 28 ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, , , 3I 33 MT. SHASTA ,,... ..,,.,.... . l7 28 ,, ,. ... 27 48 ,,,,,,,,,,........... . . I8 23 ,,,,,, .,,,, . . 25 n u 2l . ,. 25 29 . , , .... 48 I4 , , . 38 22 , I7 wt l , ul r - i , rn I n , , Ro : irgi s , mifh, O r I I, l r nl Julian Sl, n , r,j n , I - - - nu ul I 0 ll ll COUGAR B S Coaches Hallman and Rose had hugh hopes aT The begunnang of The sea son Tor The B Team To be one of The besT quunTeTs an The counTy buT due To sTrong compeTnTuon The Team was unable To Tnnush The season on Top They won all oT Thear prachce games Two league games and losT The remainder by a few po1nTs They displayed Tune Team worlc and excellenT spnr1T Through ouT The enTure season and always gave Theur opponenTs sTrong compeTlTnon from begnnnmg To end roni Ro ca Ba ber a os Joe Ag la Joe Kegg Lou s CaTfuzz Mg Second Row V rql Gropp Em eff Scoff M ke R Iey Third Ro P a Tony Vega Pefe Z rol i Coac B SCORES WEED MCCLOUD DUNSMUIR MT Sl-TASTA MCCLOUD YREKA DUNSMUIR MT SHASTA D SCORES wEEo MCCLOUD MT SHASTA Duusmum YREKA e9oRlghTJ D kK Ta Fa A es a' Robe? efGono I a a WEED COUGAR D S AlThough small and unexperuenced The luTTle Cougar Team coached by Mr Maxham presenTed a Taghhng splraT ThroughouT The season Even Though They were unable To brlng a championship To Weed l-lngh School, They Tlnushed The season un second place wlTh Two wlns and Two losses STrong compeTnTnon prevauled ID The league, and They were never deTeaTed by more Than a small margan HIGH SCHOOL 85 I ll ll ' ' . I ' . u 1 iiwi' , U , F w: Os r r I i, Juli n T I, ' ui , , i Q, f r, : I i i, - ' rn , i F . ' W: Vic- ' Tor iv , , ani l, Mr. X, Halfnan, h, si I5 32 ', ' 25 YREKA , , I5 25 . , ,, 28 I - I7 . 34 4l 27 22 , 28 I ' 27 3I 30 , 3I ll ll 20 .. 24 29 . , I2 , 4 7 l 24 Q 5 N L TT ' : lm uranfe, Fran olda, l Jlm Gubef , r nl: lv ,Lucien Caul- RQN Louis C Tuzzo, Mgng r C afx Sam Blanco, Rob r r ix ng De Ross, Al n Jones, Mr Mara' Co cb. I I I . , . WEED 86 COUGARS SCORES MEDFORD REDDING YREKA DUNSMUIR YREKA DUNSMUIR ORLAND FOOTBALL The l94O Weed l-lngh TooTball Team coached by Mr Maxham and Mr Rose compleTed The season wnTh a saT1sTacTory record AlThough The Team was unable To brung a champxonshup To Weed l-hgh School They dusplayeo excellenT sporTsmanshup and Tune abnlnTy In every conTesT NexT year The Cougars wull be wlThouT The and oT several TlrsT sTrlng players buT even so The prospecTs Tor nexT year s Team are very Tavorable EursT sTrung players Included Jaclc Loolcer C Jnm CorTese G Eranlc Deluca G Ken Robuson T George lvlelnne T STeve Argyrls E Ed ScoTT E Jaclc SmuTh Elmer BelcasTro Ll-l PhnILew1s Rl-l John Aquila E The Tollowung were placed on The All CounTy TursT sTrung TooTball Team George Melune STeve Argyrls Elmer BelcasTro and Jum CorTese Phll Lewls was placed on The All CounTy second sTrung Team These boys were awarded gold and sllver TooTballs respechvely WEED HIGH SCHOOL 1 A - ' ' -5. I I9 .cc, 4I g I3 ..s, I3 1 'M , O .,c,,cc,4. I8 ' 1 I - I2 ze ,H V 7 .s,,ccscc. 6 I3 I4 20 ,,..,. 0 1 , . . . . . . , . . . . -. . . . . . 1 . ' I . .I I . ' I TRACK Fronl row, reading lefl +o righlz John Aiello, Tony Vega, Angelo So++ana, Dave Basf, Carmen Bordinarog Second row: Reno Ceccalo, Naihan Glover, Calvin Shaffer, Sieve Argyris, Joe Ke-gg, Charles Srnifhg Third row: Bud Shaller, Torn Kegg, Jim Mallory, Jaclc Bezol, Clarence Cardoza, Mr. l-lallman, coach. BASEBALL Firsi row L Caullceif B Halsey J Alessio N Cremer V Groppi R Jruzzo M Borlolazzo Third row F Deluca B Bordino C Mazzei T Rizzulo Mr Maxhann coach C5 Zanofio E Belcasfro WEED HIGH SCHOOL Brunello, Second row: J. Aquila, A. Jones, G. Mazzoni, M. Poloni, L. Cal- Cornered Bram Trusf Bram Busf News Honda Hound Faur ay Broad Undersiandmq Kfnq Swa+ Ravenous Four Hors 'men P wc er Two of a Kmd Goodbye Now Tramps Cheer Uppers Cheer Leader Buq Business Berne! Tr anqNe md W1 8 a -.X f WEED HIGH SCHOOL ' PI 1 d ' i: ' lc X 3 nfl Curious .'V' 3 . . P Bao B U ,, Q I V by Y V, ' Xxx ,T A U Q 1-5 ree- fs 5 Y 4 1 Wfflfwyflwi my 11' img 131' M5 if in R TE R TQ Mg wr ffl' 'M my :spiffy W T ATKUX1 P wncwpal FACULTY 'OQL JRC L A.: ANTNQNY GALGANO WOYD LJDQ fx DONALD DOOLNN JOSEPH FULFORD YREKA HIGH SCHOOL 'Sf ANN Iv1cNUTT LELA MALOTT HELEN SHERMAN EDWARD R. SMWH SOUTHARD WARD MARGARET WQLLESON CEUCU 2' E!E'YN PAUSMANN WARR N TORMEY LOIS NWCHOLSON V:Ce'P'1'Qwp-3 21 FACULTY :E YREKA HIGH SCHOOL ANDREW NELSCDN RAYMOND SILVA VICTOR ZANCTTQ 92 YR EKA HIGH SCHOOL IN MEMORIAM l F X SENIORS EUWARD C FCNMMNQ JEANNE COATNEY AN WFQ ERMENEGWLDO CERVELL N as Na VELDA SAWYER A VPMQM TONY MACHADO S ATB + Mama MYRON AHLGREN EVELYN BENNETT RUTH BETTS MARJORIE B QELOW JUNE BOYES BETTY BROCE CONLEY 3RCVvNl JACK BURNS r-ERD CASSON HN CREEE-W V' E Zfw P-IC EJENQ: MARGARET CP' EVANI YREKA HIGH SCHOOL W Q. 48 AI Gs SENIORS PAY' COLE?-AAN P ,TH CCWSTAELE 4-'LEW CCPLAN D QOWAPD CRJTQHFEL3 CHARLESCJLLEN YXON JE DA!wS MAP OR E DAY CE D' PAT DOOLEY JAM 'Xlf'XVVAf EARHAQT OWnN ENSr:LE R T Ax QELJNAN YREKA HIGH SCHOOL X , XJ AU ,CK f DJ A ww AMTJA F WE ,.A'f f AA- HCAS- P541 if-x 1-5::5wAN :SAN-Q C E1 5 Q-: fl SENIORS RUTH FROST MARY G-OREVAN OREN GOSSETT JEAN ELLEN GOW HARLEY GREENE POLLY GREIVE JOAN HALL HELEN HAMILTON NICK HARDESTY RICHARD HOLZHAUSER GLORIA HUCK PHIL HURLEY BILL JACKSON PHOEBE JOHNSTONE EUGENE JONES HARLEN IORGENSON ALBERT KEYES YREKA HIGH SCHOOL CLIFEORD JONES 'E Q I 2 Q 'iv 191- Q46 1-17 SENIORS CPP, 'f V: 'Fil J-TSE - ,f-'l 51. ff-. ,JN IA 4 ,AWQJ LEVJ' 9 HELENE LCHENS MAR E OJRAN QVJARD LUNR APY f CRM Fr A J D YREKA HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS BETTY PARKER ROBERT PARKER LAURA L E PEk,f JEAN PETERS BOB POMPELLA BETTY PRATTON JOHN RTZZARDO BARBARA ROUSH MABEL ANN RUSSELL HARRY SCAMMELL JEAN SCHULER WARREN SEIFERT DOUGLAS SEYMOUR CHARLES SHAFFER JOHN SKEAHAN ROBERT SILVA ERNESTINE SIMMONDS ROWENA SMTTH YREKA HIGH SCHOOL R. if J36 YREKA HIGH SCHOOL JO:-'N WISE LOUISA ZANOTTO SENIORS SHQRLEYSMQTH FRANCIS SOUZA RICHARD SPANGLE JESSIE SPEARIN CHARLES SPENCE DEWEY SPENCE WILLARD THOMAS ETTA WALKER DOROTHY WELLS JAMES WETMORE KENNETH WHIPPLE KEITH WILLIAMS 99 . , f l I ,. JUNIORS M., l YREKA HIGH SCHOOL s f 4 , N. i- -v JL -, .2 hy F ,fu N . i '51 1 In 1 1 1 u , 4 ' l J an X 1 , Q Q M .ww OFFICERS EARL NE STJ3B-E:1ELD BAREABA '53 GSBV ALFPED AZEXEDO JACK MOPSAN I-IORTOFJ GEPCJ BILL GRAN CLASS ASSEMBLY BLUE BEARD JUNIOR BANQUET COMMITTEE C Ed I1 I4 Eronf E SENIOR BALL COMMITTEE Fronf Ba Ir: 'I Ja: Mnfqur Tww MTV' BI' Jcwfr. : Vt' NIf2 .9' HMV Mfr NZ . Ea' ,Cf S153 ': J. Back: Se- 3' Uma' S ci Came E: C Simi' Q We :'e. Wea' Li- -e, :EIA RJ Bene, IOI SOPHOMORES OFFICERS m ta Q G eva wt f Y 1 , G - Q . Baie Thomas? 33: Gfe if' Jac? We Ss Rzcfey F sgmgn PYMQE X-vem' B3 ' few' '02 2 My ul FRESHMEN OFFICERS Phyfl S Hrbbaro Margaret! ks H road Eqelm Ja e' Johns on Euce C e a FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Bruce Thompson Mable Ann Russell Laura Lee Peck Vernon Young Row ow ow Row ow SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Donald Sulllvan Ivlarle Louran Rulll Bells D ck Slnerman MISS NICHCLSON HONOR SOCIETY Thompson Jones Eas+man Cervellln Slwerman Smufln Sullnvan Young Jolwnslone Ramus Parker Manley Gow Ivlalvnn Curnmlns Bells Russell Turpun Fowler Layron Jolwnslone Smnlln Peck Sclnuler Cunlal Louran MCMurry Crawford D y YREKA HIGH SCHOOL QR 69 ww S NST Qiiyi E ...El KW T! Q Big CL N N AI..-f PM RAY COLEMAN ERESTDENT STUDENT BODY STUDENT COUNCIL Seeded Ed C Corvcr Ed Haw Be'r+y Earlwarf Ray Coleman Jam We+more Miss Maloff Jac:kMorgar1 Sfamdmg Mr Afkm Herbs-FT Edelman Rodney Easfman BETTY EARHART SECRETARY I06 YREKA HIGH SCHOOL Y . I 4 , I A ' Y . . , Y. Y. . f . . . J , . 1 Y . -. 5 T gf 5 f Q f 2 .Y , ll , 5 55 -Q Q Qi E5 5. 'bi ED HART VICE PRESIDENT CONSTITUTION REVISION COMMITTEE ema MQDQ eq some D Ees me Im YREKA HIGH SCHOOL GOVERNMENT Councii: U. Cc md V. S? Z 'lV' S. W1P'2f, L, Dodqe M. omas,P.JQV s'C :,J.H1'1 J. Sf ' H. Lffhffws J. MCMLJHV. PHOEBE JOHNSTONE Pre wder' GIRLS LEAGUE MNSS WOLLESON MRS SHERMAN FRESHMAN ADJWSORC GJ , 1 S D J v1 1 F T Mafmdc Council: D. Swcrrfar, . meffa, . F mfja . J. M',DcraqF B, T, f CfC' A. Afafri B. Ffnana wCVlY VACHAUC BOYS CLUB Q DCO iN Y M C A CONFERENCE GF -Mis mga-4 I 5- X ,FX if 37- WHITE AND GOLD STAFF 1941 Edllor un Chuel Phoebe Johnslone Assuslanl Edulors Belly Earharl Ed O Connor Junuor Ednlors Ellnor Melhven Janel McMurry Produclcon Ednlor Rulh Bells Ass1slanl Helene Luchens Slall Pholograoher Conley Brown Classes Jean Pelers Jean Eledderman L1lerary Mabel Ann Russell Muslc and Drama Phll l-lurley Jeanne Coalney Organnzaluons owena Smulh Laura Lee Peclc Belly Parker Sporls Marve Louran Pele Thomas Eealures Joan l-lall l-larry Scammell Arl Edllor Shnrley Smulh Asslslanl Slall Alanre Pruell Gxldo Cervellnn Charles Euoclc Saul Friedman Elmer Lawrence Typlsls Peggy Plymale Rose Ramus Barbara Roush Laurraune Manley Polly Grneve Rulh Bells Bussness Manager Jlm Welmore Salesmen John McDonagh Rvchard Spangle Tom Moran Ed l-larl Pele Thomas Bruce Thompson Ray Coleman Sam Dunaway Oren Gossell Velda Sawyer Helene Luchens Adfsors Mass Brown Miss MCNull Mss Duel: YREKA HIGH SCHOOL Ill . . 1 1 1 1 1 . . , 1 R 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 V -YYYVVVV 1 , 1 i IEKA STAFF 1941 If3rIwarI Ed Of If ven in 0 SPECIAL EDITORS CFGVIGTIG Guenfner Margere+Jack5on Sn rIey Sm1II'1 Jeanne CoaIney Jushn Sn'1II1 Jean Gow Sem Qwbson Jar IVIcIvIurry Cnarles Cullen R w na Sm III ART EInner Lawren-2 L PRODUCTION STAFF Lau ra n Man ey Laura Le Peck Peooy PIyrnaIe Rose Rarms Rufn Be Is Be Iv Parker Onwce Tre n ng CI 5 ADVISORS 1,5 F I M ,. fl X BEA W QV 1 Y GLEE CLUB in II4 YR EKA HIGH SC -IO EKA HIGH SCHOOL BAND I, I SENIOR PLAY AMERICA FIRST By Roberi Ray CAST ELIZABETH BOGGS GRANDPA HOLMES LEE HOLMES JIMMY BANKS DOROTHY HOLMES GLADYS CALEY OLA KRING FRANZ KRING ANN HOLMES FRANK GRIFFITH OWEN BLAKE DOUG ANNOUNCER HELENE LIC'-IENS PHIL HURLEY BOB POMPELLA PETE THOMAS BETTE BROCE LAURA LEE PECK PHOEBE JOHNSTONE JIM WETMORE YVONNE DAVIS AL KEYES CHARLES CULLEN DOJGLAS SEYMOUR SAUL FRIECMAN PRODUCTION STAFF Mass ELINOR BROWN DIRECTOR BETTY PARKER Jo HALL ASSISTANTS ROWENA SMITH HARRY SCAMMELL EDOCONNOR ROB PARKER SAUL FR EDMAN ELMER COSTUMES SOUND EFFECTS STAGE MANAGER ASSISTANT MANAGER LAWRENCE PUR ICITY ,ff 1 2 JUNIOR PLAY M LISS My Wes+ern Mnss By Vnrglma Mrfchell CAST GEORGE SMNTH SAM GVBSON M L SS EDITH JONES JO'-IN GREY LLOYD EA YLBA BLLL MARLINYOUNG MRS LENA MOEE S AURNELL DODJE GLYT E NAOEFITS PEGGY PLYMALE 3ESS STARLNGHT VLRGNNPA SHERMAN CPLARA HLJNTNNG HELEN M COY FARTER LANGDOl ARLISS POWER JUDGE N' SNAGGL Y DLCK BRA A ERS FORREST SHKWOOD GEOR HJOSK NGS WOHN PAULAZ7 Lqxg 'W ,,-y PRODUCTION STAFF VY Q E YNQR BROWN QARDARA emesw ENGR METHVEN 3nfER Y EURTON ww f PGSENYH CHARLES SHAFEER S F-CE DRECTC PROM? rf COS MES ER PROPER P MAN!- ff HREMEN Offwcers Fe x Aram: Smorf Jones Tony We Chodo Johnny R zaroo Johnny McDonaqn and Eo Harf Qnwcers Sam Dunaway Bovery Burfon us Qrnnn and Bob Slovene-Hx CLEANER UPPERS LIBRARY Z 2 FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUBS LATINCLUB SPANISH CLUB FRENCH CLUB ff ,-A A f- A X ,.-Q .1 A AA. f-A A A ,- X l - ,. X f ,-,. A 'Nr' ZH -gd A AA A A A Af ff- -. f Pier Qwrecvce PEP CLUB 'VH OFFICERS Roberf Parker Sam Gbson Miss Malo++ Advws YREKA BEATS WEED' DRILL TEAM fm! PM Hurley Yell Leecef YELL LEADERS Helene Lichens Velda Sawyer DRILL TEAM DRUM 81 BUGLE CORPS QAM J JNA N AV rf WL V515- AN QLL OPEN xCS UT ERNEST D WRC HAROL' VFDRQC MCK HARDESTY D7 4 .fun IS G Y FOOTBALL Caofaun EDWARD SMITH TQNY MACHADQ Furs? row B Thowpscn B Gran B Slnngsby S Dunaway O Gosseff T Macbaoo D Brazrl F Souza S Soius B Guovaneffx Second row C Pefers M Peck J R1zzardo E Axfell R Prueff H Cedros H On C Flock R Nwclwmas E Dufro Third row R Thonnasson E Fledderrnan H ScamrneH B Layfon W Sewferf E AUen J Wefmore T Moran F Heafh H Dexfer B Manley H Meek Mgr Fourfh row W Rose T Jorgensen M Youn E J nes O Cool y A Ldnens C Cuilen P Dodey S Go n YREKA HIGH SCHOOL lr- xx J 3 1 fb? .z, Q. 'lwg 4 .H .' Z W ', . .-e h ,imlfiit -of 0 3 Cf. rv-2, , 9 -P , v or ' I . ' . 1' - ,, -M , ax' 'F Yr' + n -.ff - sax Q. -fi 1. ., - -- ' . '.ff1' i?f,.3,fv:-air F ,, EY, .Guns-4. an ,lg f . .- My I , K riltuq K-mum. K Q 1 Q v, W 'mv t rf Q' 1, f. 12' Q ? 55 94' ' WW' up 'Y 'nl .ef jj xql ' ,J N ,ff BLOCK Y BUSTGVNGNSC PGYGT mes Sarr D farm Advusor Coach Smdh YREKA HIGH SCHOOL F-. 1 x -- Q F. V, , Q fvrb. , fl, I AJ Nf 1 , . V l ll' B A S K E T B A L L Coach DOOLIN Marwaqf Fro nf H HAST Phexp Geroy Cummm OP Dorrrs Wefzsl Froni OP SrHcwOOG Hcrrrsov K I C s J. 3 E.. ' 1 A. ' T : E. : FI . , D, ' ' . DI S DJ-4051 B. Fcwfara B. G-'aF'a E, C Q em Q.Haf'?s1' T : Q. Nec! Q. S'c'N1' E. GWQ' V. Bae' W 7 I In ,wifi C ' ,- fu V -iifuwf w ,g 1 , fi Q ' Q' AQ gf' 4? A 4 QM ' WEQQ fum -mm R x '54 ,4 w'5'5f 4, tj 'W 3 E x.:x,F,1 ,W 'Yi v ! K VV x , , 4 r, i 1 Y B . fi, I x A If y . 6 5 Q, fi ,, V Y f Q? 2 1, 2 'Iliff Q 1 f Y if 'Q if Aw N fiwi ' q , fx I 1 if U Q, i 1 , 2 X Q xg l if K1 gm N ks I 'O s Fursf row Cie and Gr en ee Meek Phekps An LI Swkkw od Casfer Spence Machado Morgan Harnszon Second row Rnzzardo Russel? Marnn Dookey Arafnw Azevedo Thorvasson Sloan Pusher Spence Marfln Thnrd row Harmhor' Grahafn Curvwmns Hea h DeCIerk Dufro McDonaoh Guenfher Wood Raymond Four+h row Se rm Ha ms on Jones Skeaharw Jones Machado Shackdford Gerov Cook Seymour Fuffh row Swlva N Qson OC n or Thorns on Murphy Doo! y Bryson Ensek Hurley Parker Bowman Weimore TRACK X 4 ,f YREKA HIGH SCHOOL AX f 1 . - I Q ' , 4 v 7 , ' 2 1 , ed, e,' o , , , . '- : ve', f' , , , , .' :A e' 'on. 15, ,, e' , e, , . , . 1 VJMW' K 1 , X5 Ka , I guy.. E, ' '-. FORREST HEATH X81 CQ 64-O 'P YREKA HIGH SCHOOL 4r ooo! ,glib-w M Domcqb Ar 'r Graf Mor an ro D, BASEBAL MANAGERS C, We C v TLRNOUT ,Z Irb- Y-A 1 'IWW' rv aug.- X4 AAF'-+ DOO l 7:E'JLLr VOPGAM TENNIS D G Hun, lm...- 5 wc- , ., , ,..-.,,,,,, ,,,, , ,. .-- 'If ia my . , 'aww' ,V A V ,W W 'imp' H , '. ' - 1 - ' 5X ,f X, 'X V , 41... ,, ' Q, , , 0 I f X X' ,V '. , ,f, , - , ' 5 L ' 4 Q f,,,-E'13 'JE-SO fu V.- ' , ' ! E Sv' F' V 'Iv Z - -1 K 1 xi .1i1ii:51i , 5 A 'it:f3 1 ' -. ...rtgl -1- ..,. , , ' ' V' 5-I V. Veer S. F' Dlmi' T. WCW' D I- ' 'V 'I K f' V 2 .4 3'L A Har, J. Mcfdan E. 'F':f-' QC J. ' ' R:: f' 5.51-rw R. SC3 '1 3 ' f.. 3.Ne1f' J. FL? cs A.H1i'.. 1 A, ,f 'f' H. E:'- ah C C. fr' ' L. .. f ' . --1 ff! 'V t. I . -'if' Farsi row M Thomas F Lnchens P Lrslcey R Pusher B Layfon H McCoy E Sfubblef eLd V Sawyer H Lwchens L Dodge R BeHs Second row R McDonagh V Sherrnan J Mefhven A Jeahneref L Zanoffo E Srlva N Cervellm N Mnkchefl M Gnlfey L Zanorfo E Benner? Thurd row E Lenv:He J Hedderman F Parroff M Louran B Grwqsby B Burfon M Jadcson J Wesi L Peck B Morqen Fourfh row D Phelps M Jackson E Cumrnwns H Copeland J Coafney B Eerherf A A ern: E Ck-venqer B Broc: E Swrrnfohd Flffh row A Shaffe M Ray P Greene L Dodge H Luchens A Aram: D Phelps YREKA HIGH SCHOOL . .,.. ii lv 1 A , . . . . . I . . . 1 , . , . 1 , . , . Y- s. ' : , f, . , . . O O O r T Mfg QA u R 5 E S WW V 0 1 Q L... ia--4.A.u-L -11.14 -ffilsrr--... sf' 5 955221: it .4 W mr, 6 X K mf 3 'Y I . J' ' .H V Il . x , V 5 . I 'I gf ,,m sm, ' if , , , , 4 , ,' Q 5 8 ' A f ,E V QQ 'iff 9? , 5. ir , . Q f f A Xi -, 5 , ff 2? as 45 43214-258 4445 44 4144 4-91 A W'-'Wx 2,5 .QQ QDX. 21' 'F L'-K' Q E' 'I' 'Anfffl 4?-fm LURENE FSBENSH J ALFL M ER M ,- EN S BARN R HARMON CLARK SPHRLEY LUTTRELL JOHN KLEIBER FLORENCE SKOCG J D CK FENWWIK P ANNA SK EN ONJA D DYSERT A VERA SHOCMAKER D I42 f 9 6 SENIORS VERA SHOEPAAVEP RQBY SNHT'-4 PEADL CLARK FLCPEWCE SKCOG AMY BACCHETT1 CHAQLCTTE PANGBURN RUTH WELCH JOHN PARSONS FERN SKOOG DLCK FENWICK VKOLET HOUCK GEORGE ANDRUS LENORE STAHN J M TYLER LOU CEILE G-LOVER EANOQ OWEN REAw -JA SMITH F EEQNFNEEL S4-L VAN Cv ' I43 WhT B M FUTURE SENIORS PresidenT Ted Wh1Te Vice presidenT Don DyserT SecreTary Treasurer Anna Slceen The Junior play under The direcTion oT Miss Esbenshade was a greaT suc cess The play and candy selling also helped To Tinance The Junior Prom which was held in April The Junior boys have been very ouTsTandmg in aThleTics especially in baslceTball Some oT The besT players were Ted WhiTe Bill Spannaus Don DyserT and Elmo ToTTaleTTo alThough The playing oT The oTher boys helped a greaT deal LeT s see whaT The Juniors can do nexT year' SECOND BEST Pres1denT l-lazel Lee Vice PresidenT Lena Belle Lybrand SecreTary Treasurer l-lerberT Badger These Sophs prepared a dandy iniTiaTion Tor The Frosh aTTording enTer TainmenT Tor The enTire school Several boys were ouTsTanding in sporTs while The girls G A A acTivi Ties measured well I44 BUTTE VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL l Froni Row: Miss LuTTrell, Anna Slceen, Ted i e, Don DyserT, ill Spannaus, Mr. iller. Second Row: STerling Richardson, DorThea Davis, Carl Williams, RuTh Hammond, Dennis Egeline, Dollie Criss, Aubrey Avery. Lasf Row: Lenard Beem, lva Johnson, Lurena Rambo, Richard Birrnan, Elmo ToTTaleTTo. I i . ' D u i ' 1 , . i i I ' . u i ' , . l - LOOKING AHEAD Presudenr Joy Molschenbacher Vrce Presndenr Llno Andreafra ec refary Treasurer Gall Snodgrass These olhcers led rhesr class Through 'rhe ordeal ol unuhahon and came lhrough gunny saclcs ano all wulh flyang colors This Class furnished one oralorucal conlesr winner Bofh boys and gurls parhcnpaled In many school achvnhes SOPHOMORES on? Row lr n f frr Lena rand l-la Le er 4 :fry W u econcl Row F rr Drfwry Ella Mar raharr Mfry Clair Rull' Cavener Rrsrr ar' M rher l-l ford f-FFF n A Jlace If ow Mr Wlllrarr L. 1 hard W n gnqe crew ar U r- + r r- B B Fourfh Row Wa for Ta er FRESHMEN Fronf Row M1 ara Ward l.r A 3 Cl M rs hen r r' econd Row Albe B e ro Vada D u K C aucl a l-larey Romeo l s Cprsha F lr ow oc A sc P Me-rl Cracdock rlharr W y Owen rwwaaaqu ,AA 121. K I D . . . Fr : Q Q Frjms, P1 , We ch - ' Belle Lyb . :el LM H: bw' Bad' wr B: illfns. S Z -3 r J , ' 'J G ' ' 6 'r, ,-, J Q Crfws, Je r olschenf La, -, a Sch- 1 Ellawf, df Wf 1' -. Th' d R 2 .lf che' ' ll-'lc z', Rlc ' Elle-ld, Leroy M - g.s L rCQ lr I flr, A area 'a Ar'fu' G ee ,F-l. . vaehearz. : 1, b 1 Dffalo Carl R':ha'o Ba'en'3re E Aroreawa Jail' Erarsv- f-' l-lc,-.arc Durnaw. 2 rrle J:'Ga , Bef? C afr C A E1 er , lc 'Gini Ga' Sri crabs, Joy C C - ,at ef. S : N r' afsc' Dal Wo er, Snlfley Slree' ' ' r e . Eazzne- fl Mls Es . 'd:. Th' d R : R er' Turrer llr- Faress Ruw La' arf e N Le-CG , esle , -.7 - A y it s 4 1... q - f Q f V ' 1 1 f ORGANIZATIONS C S E Inmahon Assembly Skamg Parfy DwsI'rncIC S E Conference ner Rwcnwe Spanlsh Rarfy ORCHESTRA Assernblues P ays Commencemem LIBRARIANS Repar and Arrange Books Slcahng Parfy CAMERA CLUB Take Pncfures Raf e Pwcnwc QRATORICAL CONTEST Farsi' SIer Img Ruchardson Second Leroy Men ges Th rd Ruin La+l'1am BUTTE VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL . . .-- A T ' - 1 I' - I .. ' - ge, SPANISH CLUB-Movies-SpanTsH Dinf velop and Enlarge Rldures - Radio s- ' ' - ' . TI - ' ' . . ' I , . GIRLS SPORTS G A A Box Soclals Eood Sales Plc nuc Rwcl1ardsonSprunqs YELL LEADERS Eleanor Gwen and Elor ence Skooq were Cerfamly a fun parr of oeooy Yell Leaders G A A OFFICERS Presdenf Char o++e Panoburn Vee Pr sde-n+ Vloe BUTTE VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL I-louclc Secrelarf Treasurer Jean Mol sclwenbacher Yell Leaders Eleanor Owen and Elorence Slcoog SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM Tl-ese clnamo onslwo Tlwey were aso our s+ar Ing n all glrs soor+s I . . 9 . ' ' girls wor She ln+er-class baslce+balI I J 'I-el' Q!+ la' 1 . JUNIOR PLAY Flxm Aunf Fanny was Jrlwe fhree ad Comedy qwerw D5 We Jumor Qass under Hwe supewmor of Ivhss Esbenshade I+ was a huge success ard a Large crowd a++emded Aumk Fa ry s va'uabIe suver ou dw Dew! KS fak rw by We besf mam or securw for +P weeomg mu Auw Fa y arr ues on Hee seem and ms everg Wa We ou eb Dew rs mass 9 She offers a rewa O ano anef mam L es c p C 0 sfefu PL L 'L VT L ' e 1 F , A I e L f' f, 'M ge e L L e C . 3 n L L' ,' gp, f V L I d3WU'CuW We ue Pb WH feed. D48 BUTTE VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL BUTTE ---...q WHITE AND GOLD The Whufe and Gold Sfall w1'rh Florence Slcooq as ednfor has worlced dnlnqenlly on 'rhus year s ednhon Several pieces of arl worlc have been senl' nn whnch as largely due lo lhe lac? fha? fhns year we have an ar+ class whose ansfrucfor as Mnss Shnrley Luflrell She as also fhe advnsor lor fhus sechon of fhe Whale and G-old SANDSTORM The Sandslorrn for Jrhas year has shown very rnuch nrnprovernenl over pre vuous years A new lype of paper has been used Blaclc fype shows up very nlcely on lhe 'rwo colors Tha? are used Mnss Barbaeru IS fhe advlsor 'rhls year and she has had 'rwo years ol llrsl' hand experuence on rhe Sandsfornn VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL V -,.,. - , --1-.544 -A---l--Q-........ r H . -M-ti... , 41 v 'S X l V ' A ' x . -X 1 . 1 I . . . , . . . . I49 .l 4.-, A BASKETBALL buf few reserves Three of flue mam sfrmq players qracluafe fl'1Is year The A feam had a fairly successful season having a good firsf feam W! fb 2 5 1 My 1 , M ,f 4 . f Mai, M W WWFI, , XI? W ' ef w I nl L W L 3? A .J-4,191 ,5,,,a0f X S3 V 1 A! 4 3 L 'K H N-W , 4 Q Wim , 1 , b H' M 1 1 5 4 I 4 , X f. M . f -........ My -Q , , W Vt, 6, , I V . 1 . A -...,....... ! W f' .j,,,vf .V --.-.li-i... '5 Zi ff -V J ' Q , '. 41 iifiifyfga :inc-'Y ' . A ,. Vf -T 'k - A 2 'f,::. .,,.: ,lu ' Q H45 M 'I 1' wa I 4551, ' 5 fntjnfew -v ' .Q , , V 1s t 'B WWE .X vo : , is . V , .Q , 3' f -4 A -Q ' I' Y' . gtk iuvdix, l N 'HB wi' C BASKETBALL a few vncforues Wslh a lul rle more experuence I+ wull really be powerful TRACK Warn 'flue passlng ol wnnfer and The coming of spring flue boys wxll pu? away baslcefball logs and brmng oul flnose ol fracls The Bulldogs are expeded +o pu+ one ol rlwe besf lraclc learns nn many years on 'flue lneld BUTTE VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL ll ll Tl'1e C baslcefball 'rearn played some lward games and Came baclc willw f- - ..,.,.+-.-....,1....z - ,es-,. ,Q-, BUTTE QQ, ,..... FOOTBALL Tlue Bulle Valley Bulldogs I94O loolball season was one ol 'flue mos? suc cesslul un many years Tlue mosl oulslandung game ol llue season was flue clelealol lv1oun+Sluas'ra wluo beal flue Counly wunners McCloud G-ood sporlsmansluup and Clean playung domunaled llurougluoul l'l'1S games Muclu of 'flue credul lor our leam s lune sluowung can be 'fraced lo llue excellen+ 'rraunung receuved from Coaclu Muller VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL - A Di HYLQ Q N JAMES STEVENS CLARA REYNOLDS PAULINE EASTLICK WILLIAM GARRISON LORIN JOHNSON HELEN HAYES LaVERNE SIMAS EMILY CADOLA FORT JONES HIGH SCHOOL MR. ALLEN FOWLER MISS ALICE CHUBB MR. WILLARD LeCROY MISS DOROTHY MCCOMBS MR. WOODROW YOST I55 HONOR SOCIETY Back Row D Tulfle Preslden? Thurd Row J Walker M ss Chubb Advnser I'-Ielen I-Iayes Second Row Clara ey nolds June Reynolds Fronf Row Alfa Larsen Back Row Ief? 'Io nghi' D Tu+?le D Pmlrer on Thlfd Row J Slevens B Mafheny Mnss Chubb Advuser Second Row Mnss McCon'abs Advlser E Cadola A Larsen Froni Row F Cardoza C Reynolds Ednlor B Wlllard STUDENT COUNCIL Back Row D Tuflle O Sforf: J Wlllvarns B Mlller Fourfh Row W I-Iullqulsf D Pnnlcerfon J Sfevens J Reynolds T :rd Row Mr Fowler Prunclpal E Sampson E Cadola F Johnson A Larsen Second Row E Evans B Glendennnnq WHITE AND GOLD STAFF Back Row W I-Iullqulsf D Tuflle B Maflneny D Pnnlcerfon Mnddle Row F Cardoza Mlss Chubb Adwser B Evans Eronf Row A La sen E Cadola Edrfor STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Fall 40 Sorlnq l94I BILL MILLER PRESIDENT JIM STEVENS VICE PRESIDENT DON PINKERTON BETH EVANS SECRETARY BETI-I EVANS 'ACK WILLIAMS TREASURER EARL SIMPSON I5b FORT JONES HIGH SCHOOL , ' 7 . -: R - : . ' . . ' . . . . . . . : . H' : . , ' ' 7 . ' , . , . FORT CRIER STAFF B. Evans, F, Cardoza. Fronf Row: L. Sirnas C. Reynolds. I9 ' JUNIORS Rowl M Garruson B Evans A Vacenf L Taber Row2 F Sump son N Rupe B Msuheny J Ruff Mr Yosl Advuser Row3 E Evans W Hullquusl' B Muller J Wulluams E Surnpson D Punlcerfon D Glen dennurq Iabsenf WILBUR I-IULLOUIST DON PINKERTON BETH EVANS FORREST SIMPSON DON PINKERTON EARL SIMPSON BETH EVANS EDWARD EVANS FALL I940 PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY AND TREASURER CLASS REPRESENTATIVE SPRING I94I PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY AND TREASURER CLASS REPRESENTATIVE f SOPHO ow I A Larsen Mulne E Hammond V ascu R w 2 F ar oza L Fresluour Sumas B Nelson FRESHMEN w I B Wu d M Jo nson Ta er E RUII Fresluour Row 2 Nuss Clwubb Advuser E Jolunson V Fresluour J Reynolds P C-arruson Row3 B Reynolds M Nelson L Landu B Glendennunq Muss McComb A vuser Row 4 B Bunlrer H Evans D Dav dson L Evans FRESHMAN OFFICERS SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Fall I940 FLORENCE CARDOZA PRESIDENT OLIJO STORTI VICE PRESIDENT ALTA LARSEN SECRETARY AND TREASURER KENNY SIMPSON CLASS REPRESENTATIVE Sprung I94l OLIXO STORTI PRESIDENT BARBARA NELSON VICE PRESIDENT ALTA LARSEN SECRETARY AND TREASURER ROBERT FREITAS CLASS REPRESENTATIVE MORES R w 3 J Walker C Hammond R Freufas K umpson Row 4 orlu Tu e LeCroy Advuser Fall I940 Sprung I94I HELEN EVANS PRESIDENT DOROTHY DAVIDSON MAXINE FRESI-IOUR VICE PRESIDENT 'UNE REYNOLDS JUNE REYNOLDS SECRETARY AND TREASURER BOB BUNKER BOB BUNKER CLASS REPRESENTATIVE FLORENCE JOHNSON FORT JONES HIGH SCHOOL I57 . 1, K 'JIM I - D R : . , G. ' O z h .' I A Q ' . C ' s' . : or J ' O ' ' M' ' S+ ', R, ful, Mr. an-4.1 Ro : . 'llar, . l u .J. b . . ,M. d ' . : . , . I , . I , . n IR. c Row J Sfe ens W H Ilq p F m Middle Row C Rey olds A ce+ E C oIa s Fronf Row M a a er P Easl c SOPHOMORE PLAY FRESHMAN PLAY Bac Row J W Ilrer Ms McCo bs Seco d ac Ro H D dson J Reyno s a oa MS sFronf ow sMcCob ro o WadE ase MFeho The Freshman gurls gave The Ghosl In Ihe Green Gown ar an assembly on December 20 I94O The Sophomores gave Theodore Jr a+ one of Ihe sprung assemblies The Ghosr Parade by Karharune Kavanaugh was presen+ecl by Ihe Juniors and Sensors on December 20 I94O wnfh Ihe following cas'r ABSALOM HAWKES THE SHERIFF I-IIRAM RASTUS ABE HIGGENBOTTOM JONAS MATILDA MAMIE ROSE ANNE WATKINS ALECK SMART TED LEWIS MISS ABIGAIL JONES BILLY LAMONT CLAUDIA O THE PEST DIRECTOR JIM STEVENS DUANE OLENDENNING FORREST SIMPSON ED EVANS JACK WILLIAMS NORMAN RUPE LAURA TABER LAVERNE SIMAS EMILY CADOLA WILBUR HULLOUIST DON PINKERTON PAULINE EASTLICK BETH EVANS ALBERTA VACENT CLARA REYNOLDS MARRETTTA C-ARRISON MR WILLARD LECROY FORT JONES HIGH SCHOOL 4' if y Q' A 4 , I In T .TTS I ,, 5-1+ 1 Ba L : . v . u uisf, D, Plnlcerfon, N. Ru e, .Si pson. ' : . n . . Va n, . acl , J, William. : . G rrlson, L. Simas, L. T b , B. Evans, . Ii lc. L : . a . is m . n B L w: .Evans, D. avi , . Id, Row: EC rd z ,B.NeIson, . ima. R : Mi s m s. F nf R w: B. III r . .Ruff A. L r n, G. Mllne, I.. Ereshour. . r s ur. 'I ll ' FL ....,.... S.... I I . T I T FORT BAND Baclz Row J Rug L Evans J Slev rs O Sforfl D Plnlcerfon Third Row B Evans H Hayes J Wullams G Mllne Davldson J Reynolds H Evans D Tulfl Mr Lecroy Dureclor M Nelson Second Row B Nelson D C Reynolds P Tu ll B Wllard J Wallcer Fronl Row B Bunker M Garrlson GLEE CLUB Back Row D Davldson C Ha mono R Tuflle J Walker Fourlh Row L Lar-on V Freshour P Easlllclc H Evans B N lson Thnrd Row A Vacenl B GI ndennmg J Reynolds B Garrlson F Johnson Second Row M Freshour L Taber E Ru V Casa E Harrmond B Wlllard Fron+ Row M Slmas L Freshour H Hayes L Smas E Cadoa F Carooza M Jonnson MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS The Forl Jones Hugh School Band has been very achve durlng The year playlng for rallles programs and assennblles ll' plans lo guve a concerl lhls Sprlng The Glee Club has been 'ralclng parl IU achwlles sumllar lo lhose of lhe band For lhe hrsl lame an several years 'rhe Glee Club has a number of boys The Orcheslra has Improved greally sance Hr slarled lasl year I+ has acquured many new pneces and has played for shorl dances afler baslcel ball games ll plans lo gave a beneln dance for lhe new 'loolball lurf The Band and Glee Club will lalce parl ln lhe Muslc Fesllval al Weed lhus year All lhree organuzallons are under 'I'he able leadershlp of Mr Willard LeCroy JONES HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS LEAGUE c Row A Vacerv H I-Iaye Fourflw Row L Landu F Johnson R Ea Ilu k D D o r B Neusor' Wallcer B Gleruder v ns ow u as ncur M Jo r c Mss Mcffombs Second Row M Srra L Fresluou M Nelson J Reynolds V sc E a cnc acer Furs? Row G Mulne M T E Run M Fresluour R nolcus I3 Wu ar BASKETBALL BADMINTON TENNIS JUNIOR RED CROSS GIRLS LEAGUE Tlue Gurls League uouned flue Junuor Red Cross and has been busy doung Ilual worlc On Marcln 29 flue Senuor gurls and one Junuor gurl wull go Io Ilfue annual conference al Rucharclson Sprungs Laler on un flue sprung Ilue gurls wull gave a Molluers Tea Tlue Gurls League ouclfucers Inus year are Fall l940 Sprung I94I LORRAINE FRESHOUR PRESIDENT CLARA REYNOLDS VIRGINIA CASCI VICE PRESIDENT LaVERNE SIMAS BETH EVANS SECRETARY MARJORIESIMAS DOROTHY DAVIDSON TREASURER BETH EVANS SONG AND YELL LEADER EMILY CADOLA FORT JONES HIGH SCHOOL 4 I I 0 Bak : . , . 's. 1 . f . . S 'C . av7 lsc, . . J. . 'Ing I-I. E a . Third R : L, Srn , E. Caocua A. Larsen F. Cardcza, I3, Evars V. Free' , . lu ,S ' i . : , I 5, , r . , , ' . Ca I, .H 'nm LT . ' : . ' A .Samson J. aEer , H . C. ey . 'I o. I . , . . . . CLASSES ,. ,,.. FVAIV 1 S N, ,. T . A BASKETBALL TEAM BLOCK 7: J SOCIETY To R w 3 3 1 B-HCHROW Bo+fom Row f W HUT Eron+ Row AN EXCITING MOMENT' C AND D BASKETBALL TEAMS B BASKETBALL TEAM op Row W -3 op w Bo++om Row Boffom Rc' JUMP BALL' FORT JONES HIGH SCHOOL I A , - -A 1, 54 if 2 , 1? A- is 'V ' , ' W . ' if A 1 l I if O LA fi M p Q g 4 yr-1' L, E,-H5 4' P455 Q ...N 13. MT e' L. J:-vscr-, D. Sersenifg N73 :xvfg Hu .lu . yn gnvrgq Q. Sty Q. W':Ya 1 . GLA 1 , 5-fwfr NA Rag,-. E. S ':'f' A.L1ff-2' E. Cadza 3. Effre 3 F'-e a1 T Ro : K QWV, W E FN, T - U- T 23. 'v11 e'.' 0. S'C ' ,. TT' 5 V, Sig? E 3-WY W - F Erin 4: S'ww4's, :E S DS D. 9we :' 2 1 'J PJ- 3 2 3 Emu' l Y Q l L LAST YEARS POINT WINNERS IN TRACK Snmosorw B Mrller W I-IuIIqu: BASEBALLTEAM ac Row L Evans O S+or+I W I-IuIIqu GIendenmnq B Mfler B Bunker Fron'r Row Impson J :mo on I fr Ma'I1erwy TENNIS SQUAD T Row O S om B M we Middle Row D Ir' effcn w ac a L FORT JONES HIGH SCHOOL TRACK SQUAD Back Row B Mafheny L Evans C Hammond off: M Ie W I-IuIIqus'I E Snmpson Bur-Irer J Sfeve s Fronf Row D Gfenderm arrvson E DSO1 L Jolwwsor J efas K Imp J Wax LAST YEAR S BASEBALL o Rv J RL, u us M Ier Sforf J WwI'wa 5 Bo++om Row D Pnl: r r LD F e'as K Smoson FOOTBALL Bac Row B Bu In A Courf off W I-1 s D Gle sen Fron+ Row F. ' , . ' , . 'st I ' I I ' ' ' 'O S? ', B. II r, . i , . ' B , , , ft, : . Ing , . P. G ' . .SW -. . . . Rug, B B k ' ' A I I ' IL' D' Fr i , . S' . SCP. . AIIAarrKa, , , v , . I . 1 . E4 5' ' -RU? K- 5' S IJ- WW S1 B- T p 0 1 . W. I-4 IIq 1+ B. an O ' E, . W. : . Y e +o! 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' hi MRS I?UBYCPRACc APPI EG,-ATE OI-IN C LJCAS WILLIAM D CVJEIXI BI I9 IGN BYARD Preswdeni' ?ANC:S ATE3 HAPPY CAMP HIGH SCHOOL N ARY R AGAN Ib5 MINNIE GRANT or I66 GENE de COUX GVUY MARVIN SUTCLIFEE Cope Trez Jrsr FRANCES ATTEBERY Ha He V ce Preswdenf MYRTLE ATTEBERY Mud Secreiary 36 3URTON BYARD Ju For HAPPY CAMP HIGH SCHOOL SOPHOMORES They brag aboul' lheur large number and greal lnlellugence Sfandlng Oliver G Joe W Busler P Bob A Jewell B Sealed Momca J Pa frlcua T Rulh H Lucille G Mary R Noi' shown Trella A Claare W Mr Owen ad vuser JUNIORS They re loolung forward To nexf year when 'rhey ll be mughfy Seniors Sianclmg BobC Jam F John R Harry Mc Seafed Gnlberl' H Madge S Ruchard B Noi Shown Jack S Mr Lucas FRESHMEN They re nor very many bul' 'rhey have greal hopes Sfandlng Mrs Applegale advnser Seal' ed WlllardT Emma C Barbara S Lou Vena Mc CLICKETY CLACK These excellenl' fypusls are Bob C Frances A Madge S Gene D BOOM! BOOM! TOOT' TOOT' The band has done very well lhls year playing for P T A assemblies and suc Lefi io rlghl' Madge Frances Mmme BobC Busler Wullard Gene Pal Rulh FUTURE SCIENTISTS Busler has evldenlly made a wonder ful dnscovery Joe looks quule curnous Wallard has a nnce collechon 'rhere and so has Jewell' HAPPY CAMP HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL They say yea or nay To all sTudenT body aTTaurs STandmg lefT To rlgh'I' Ruchard B Frances A Barbara S SeaTecl Jewell B Mary R BurTon MyrTle A Minnie G GIRLS LEAGUE A very acTuve group Remem ber The carnnval candy sales and Rnchardson Sprungs7 STandnng le'fT To rnghi Munnle G Lou Vena Mc Trella A Fran cesA MadgeS MyrTleA Mrs AppIega+e Barbara S RuTh l-l ary R Luc: le Emma C NYA They aren T all gulTe as ambl Tnous as Jlm WAR WHOOP The presses roar as The War Whoop sTaTT geTs :Ts paper ouT on Tame STandmq Gene arT ednTor SIT Tung BobC boys sporfs Madge edrTor Mmnle assT eduTor Mary gurls sporTs Frances exchange Second pncfure Bob Gene Madge BurTon assusT arTed1Tor Mnnnve SHOP They keep The Tences and buuldungs nn repaur Claire seems abouT To hnT has Thumb nnsTead oT The nanl WHITE AND GOLD Plc ures snaps snT sTnll now and The sTaTT geTsThe1r pncTure Talcen Back row BurTon B John assT manager Gene D busnness man ager SeaTed Mnnnue G Mary R assT eduTor MyrTle A Madge S ednTor Frances A I68 HAPPY CAMP HIGAH SCHOOL Z, zine! Wg HAPPY CAMP HIGH SCHOOL SIX MAN SQUAD The Counfy Champron sux man foolball 'ream' S+ancImg Gene D John R Jewell B I-larry Mc Kneelmg Joe W Busler P Bob C Olrver G BLOCK THAT KICK' Away :I goes for a conversion' HOME RUN Whelher Hr s a slrlke or a haf Busfer can sure swing 'rhem HE S OUT' Baseball season brnngs our Ihosc flues and fouls agaun and Jewell seems 'ro have made a hne calch SAFE' Frances makes hrs? as Mmme loses Ihe ball as Ihe gurls open Ihe soffball season STRIKE Madge makes a wonderful muss' IT S COMING The volley ball Ieam gels ready 'ro help Madge whack II' back Io The ofher sude COME ON IN' Swnmmnng as 'rhe mosl popular fall and sprung spor+ when The wealher gels nlce and warm : ., ., ' Q . I Q u I 1 - - .1 Y' , 1 9 ' if? g il' S922 , ,. - ' Mi 'ff . ' 1 111 , , , an , .4 ,, V,,,v 4 WV 5 f ,fr , I H 'H . ' -if ??e,ff,x,' ' A -pe j - I . I I . Those peppy girls!! Oliver's a Good-one. Tall, darlc, and -- The gunmen!! Emma's a Jewell. Mama! Buy me Tha!! My, ain'l' love grand? Disgusled, Gene? Where's Rulh? Puggy-wuggy pig-rails. Edward. llly billy Bob. Glamour girls. The dance of Spring. Why, Frances!! Chow hounds. Where's your Ford, Joe? l-low John's changed! Excilernenl on 'rhe sidelines. Run, Myr+le!! Our presidenl! l-la-he. Bugs! Jus! some dopes. Buck. The one and only, Bob Case. Gone, buf no! forgolren. Lou Vena in aclion! Pa+'s gol 'rhe giggles again! HAPPY CAMP HIGH SCHOOL :Wi Q X Hfffff ,X iff WWW x 'ful' EQ 7 -,Z If ff fj if X X Illia f X74 GREEN HALLICK HOST TLER PASCHALL RAY TERRY M DONOUGH HART RUSSELL KERR WILLIS FACULTY Charles Green Prlnclpal Bv Golly Zelma l-lallnclc Vnce Prznclpal Gnrls Physical Eclucahon Say hslen here Helen l-loslefler English ancl Library l can Hall: over lhe compehhon Clarence Paschall Scnence Banglll Lucille Terry Commerce lvlargarer clld you brnng Thal +ypnng7 John McDonough Boys Physical Educallon Come on boys lel 5 go Roberr l-larl Musrc Sh oe guuef Leland Russell Malh and Husfory I gel your pounlr Vlvnan Kerr Home Economacs For Goodness Sakes Roxle Wnllus Journalism Languages You amaze me M CLOUD HIGH SCHOOL Barrall Ray, Shops. ccc,ccc , ,...c L, . Loafin' again-huh! ,LCP-HJ RUMCVEL RCSEVAPY Q ,TA ,f STUDENT GOVERNMENT Under The leadersnup of A S B Presudenf Johnny Runclfel a new consh fuhon was adopfed and a sfudenf councll was anauqura+ed STUDENT COUNCIL e?zel Dufauh O evo r we e rs T k csqcr op Tc rg Mr Green Nures Peferson De Rusnwa Barsenn McCLOUD HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS EUNICE ASVZZI PAUL AIELLC TI-IERESA BILCTT' ROV AMBRCSIC ITALC BALDINI BETTY BONNEVILLE CHARLES DICKINSON TRESSIE CRAIG KATHLEEN DE RUSI-IIA BRUNO G,-RASSI VIRGINIA DOWENS MIKE HENNESSY QEORGE LAMBERT ROSEMARY DUFAULT DICK LINEBARGER EDNA MAE EVERETT MARY FERRARIS OREG MALONE LOUISE GOWEN JOE MAZZEI JUNE GRAVES ROLPH O' SON f- DICK OBENLAND SENIORS POLLY GREEN ROY PEDERSCN BERNICE HELDSTAB BOB PEEACC'-UNC GENQ FFCSREPI BELLA JOUGANATOS JOHN PUNCKEL JOSEPHINE MANSONF SYBIL MUNA LARRY RUTH SYLWA SNOCK SAM SARTI BOB SOU IA MARJORPE THOMPSON ,HARLES SCUJA IRENE TCWNSLEY ELVIRA VANZ SLLL STONE -JAZEL VITA ROBERT THC? BOB WVLLVAM UWA A N h iN BOB WETZE- E' -L Z N ' X S54 1 ,mf S E N I O R S High and n'1igh+y as Moun+ Shasfa- CALENDAR January 29 S nlor Play Posfponed because of The u our hero was nearer nunefeen Than eughfeen May5 Sneak Day May I7 SenuorBalI June I Bacca1aurea+e June 4 Graduahon SENIORS AT WORK Rughlr Afnnosf Eughfeen Ofhce C5 rls Cass Qfhcers Lubraruans Foofballers Candy SeHer Bella Gfrls League Ofhcers Log Edufor A S B Ofhcers Whufe and Goku Ednor Fl , Opposife Page: . Q Y . I THE WHOLE WORKS Farsi' row Shewrr I: Z rn A I Johhson Dragsefh Kon os Jordan L Purce-II We+zeI Second row J e lacoms Ba a ri Arrinom A Jouganafos B Robinson R Zarwo+Io E Boroms Thomp o N ZahoHo M Bormevi Ie Third row A Pcder Duch D Neison Fran hi Gerhcher Kiuridhess Nurie Fa eharwd Townsiey 6 Za ra os Fourfh row Gino Zami Doyie Luoerm E Toreson o a ri J Za I 2 The Yelllng Irishman 3 Chorus Girl 4 A shrch in fume saves nine JUNIOR Busy people These iuniorsI Besides being represenred in The sruderir body chorus band and in Ioo+baII Ihe ciass provided 'V1cCloud I-Iigh School wi+h+ o paskerbail cepfaihs and o yeii Ieader. McCLOUD HIGH SCHOOL 5 Our Leaders 6 The bug shoi' of ihe C Team 7 Women nn Polmcs 8 Plannung a Blehlxrueg 9 The Blowers CLASS Oh yes' Jumors presenled Gomg Places on April 29 and sponsored flue 'rradlllonal gumor prom and flue lumor sensor banquel McCLOUD HIGH SCHOOL SOPHOMORES Top Row Pcfersoh W Suom Heafon Bald Burke Mahaspura Mew Rodwne Dowens Anderson Facchm Frederldrson Middle Row Bernarow Vardernark Srmfh Larson Thomas P He-ldsfab Cum fvnnqs Muncy Herbs-rf M Maknne Hxfchcoclc Lurn Fronf Row McKnnoh? A Bororus Marfwnez Dal Gaho Burke Arnbro wc Gareffc E Nei on C Lrpo Coffvnu M Doyhe V Lnppx Officers Srmfh Co Mm Ambrose Peferson The sophomores showing Jrhelr aufhornfy lnnfaafed fhe freshmen wufh gunny sacks and onions McCLOUD HIGH SCHOOL Making a huge denl in McCloud High School This year were 'rhe fresh- men, upholding The fra- dilions of lhe school, wilh len members malcing 'rhe C. S. F. Officers Halley Zagoruf s Barsanh Purcel Per' nf Row A M Kean l Purcell '-l li o nsor ez Duc: Mazzei C nfreras ri G Nelson N Borgns Brunelli C a Carson Adams M Dellushia F Malor Rcberlson A Doye Jonn laconis H Zaacr s Murphy J a raYoS Top Row D Linebarger Thornns n R Por? r A Tor r rue-ge ri V a Barsanh ur-a do D e D R Ho ou 5+ G Hoinrouisf Pe-ncin FRESHMEN ' : -, 'e ', l . C I 4 fd! . E I g i 1 A 'U l , I 4 Fro 1 . 2 , . ,, I a ey, R. R bi . C, W f el, hi, '. : .Sa Y B, . , i ', D. M Ke n. Middle Row: Whan, Glynn Wellman Correa, Ferfaris. B. rave-5, l , ie, ,. ' ',. A'+e, ,. Z fi . : . ' . 5, . e, . ess., B' l, B'nser i+, ', Zal if v ' eLanc, . lm E, , A V , '. Chorus FronT Duchu GareTTo Gowen D McKean N Bcrgms CoTT1nl Anello McKnughT Mazzeu Ambrosno Mlcldle Arrrgonu A JouganaTos J Graves B HeldsTab D Nelson Adams Burke Gordan A Borgnus Back Mr l-larT E Borgnws Brunell: RoberTson B Graves Zanm Halley Rrghf Drummer Boy Band Froni Mr l-larT Johnson Gowen Joe lacoms Malone J Mazzeu R HolrnqulsT Thompson Barsanh l-l Zagorrires Back R Lnnebarger Shewrnalcer Malaspma Correa Doyle WeTzel Peracchuno John Iaconus Baldlns Prosperl The gurls nn Thear whnTe rmdclnes and black slcurTs and The band IH Their gold Inned purple Capes besndes perTorrmng Tor assemblies successTullv repre senTed The school aT The Sprung Music Feshval MUSIC MCCLOUD HIGH SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS The While and Gold slalll worlced Ianlhfully ancl spenl long hours Io malce McCloud s sechon an The cllslrucl yearboolc a creolul Io The school The Log publlshed bl weelcly by The Iournallsrn class lcepl Jrhe sluclenls well Informed on Ihe happenings around school e Whlfe and Gold Top I3 rsanf D ag Th Za ollc Ferrar J rnves arc he rr Nunes K nlos Mlss Hoslerler Muddle Mss Wlllls I-I Z qorr B of Oo ano Herne sy rnebarze Thorp Gower T sle Hom Jo can R oclnsor I-ler er C M pl n Carlson F an ISIS Aquzz Bulofh J Manqone Log Sfaff Sfandlng R Roblnson B I-lelosfab M Terr Lrnebarqer Mnss Wxllxs Seafed l. G wen Gree D aus h G GJ In-'Ll U McCLOUD HIGH SCHOOL CLUBS Two new dubs fhus year are Jrhe Loqgerelrfes a gurls service club whose members are chosen for 'rheur qualifies of leadershnp and fhe Camera Club which dabbled un ehemlcals darkness and candid shofs LOGGERETTES C ROW P woo oy D rr er R r Fron+ Row A1 a Moma wa CAMERA CLUB c Row R R orc an o w or B ev e r F Maio A Doye Vwlez Mr Ruse! Second Row Du knson R Porfer Ghnver A Porfer R Suoya Obemand Thorp owens Pa ro Hfrh orlr Hennessy Fronf Row C Manqone C Yhnu C Lrppu M Doye V up Khxnqn 5 M DeRL.sha Roberfson Townsey y ,xl, X1 abd.: - flak il: McCLOUD HIGH SCHOOL HONOR STUDENTS Twenfy four sfudenrs earned af Ieasf 'ren grade pomlrs +o wm member shup m The covefed C S F The I-Ionor RoIIcor1sls+ed of sfudenrs who made a B averaoe CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION Row A P r M r r enfer Vanzn Murfa Larrb rr Oo Iand H UI Y Boffom m To rwsley F r or T 'wo on HONOR ROLL o Row A Jouqanaro Arrqom Gowen Aqu 1 J o B Jouqana s N Zano o Shewmaker Cenfer G I-IoImqurs+ W Suola I-Iafchco If Tr rp Rufh E Toreson D rkmsin P Ierson BOIIOYYI Ambroslo Mazze1 C Manqone C Hum C Llppl M Malone A Doyle Sarh C We4Ze J Manqone L5 McCLOUD HIGH SCHOOL Lili L1-ILULL' Q CAUGHT WEDDNNG DOLLS TULELAKE ROOTERS SMLLES HT JINKS WPNNERS PARTY MANNERS ALL THUMBS BTG SSTER ACT McCLOUD HIGH SCHOOL WPA. WORKERS HOT STLJFFIH FTNE BUNCHT ONIONS OVER TI-IE RAINBOW JUST LOOKING MORE LOGGERETTES PEPPY BUNCH BALLET GIRL PEANUTS EOIJR MAIDENS RELAXIN6 MORE FJN7 LENTY SWINGY PRETTY BOY McCLOUD HIGH SCHOOL PALS WOWIHI REAR VIEW afcha 'J 5 or d ba! Q a PQLD7 9 S rwke one' Thai 5 Her rackef K Q +Ha1'baU o eohure GIRLS ATHLETICS GAA F S Row Wefzel Smoolr Vfa Do B B Q Ev e'f Ferrer: Dufaulf Muma H e us a B Jouqamafo J Ma :move econd Row Z r' F a Cla 0 Rob nscn Gerfuc er hewfmalcer Hekusfab Khrqre s N W P A Jouaa af 5 N n. cc M '-4 It Thnrd Row Bur e fvvbrcso Ko rcs Barsarfw J ar- R Za o Q c I V LI I Gar f 'bw-1 Above JI' G va uo a Lamberl faluab nckel eUo Blo kTIwa+ Ho Opposlfe page Acfvon Slfol al Slvasla Opposile page: BoHom Is? Slrl . Opposife Page: Squad: Back Row: Mr. G ee- 3, e fe le, 'rim 127 'r er: Oeew and Rwqkel cash Mt o'iu . Mi e R w: W fame J. 3122- Poem 'R 'Cs f3'- rassf , le ri of :Tri 33 :rl , tee. Fronl Row: WQ':e ,mac ' '51 a o: 'ui a e'7 ' J. a: f',', ani, Opposile Page: Oval. Block M: Back Row: S-ar' fo Z M' etc :fe auzzl, cacb l 1: fr:-:' s. J zze' fi--3 Jw? O 22 A'ES.FFOI'1lROWZ S.5'e 73' :c ': 'e ' ef FOOTBALL This year flue Logger leam rolled on lo Hs llwird successive Sislciyou B League championship, scoring 88 pomls lo llweir oppormenls' I8. Fealurirmg a heavy line and a lasl baclclield, llwe Team won four games, lied one game, and losl Hs relurn game willw Ml. Slwasla. MCCLOUD HIGH SCHOOL WN Q .1 1 N wif o 4- F ra am acl: Row V fs was eros fc e Cac Mc c c 1 Dc erws Ml e w P we B nser Q Q crsvrw a on ac: +e e z Fron a :ra c J Zeoorve rims Rcome J Hn Nec Zahrardo Luperm C Team Back Row Correa Furarw Heafon Beau Hddwcock Rcdwne CO QF Ray Fronf ow Z Lmardo Vufa G Za' ref 5 Brmser Dc ens er D Team Back Row Ba f Pcncm De Leno Coe rw Ray Fronf Row D Lrnebarcef G Hdmquusf J Z fra cs R Hovfcmsf Tmom c BASKETBALL , 'U' L, A. lbs 122, Z Fife. file, I ly Q? 1 . ,, 5 x .I . ., 1 L. If A ' 1' N- - y ,f fx L- ' 4 , Z , , , f ' 'YQ I' ' mffief .Ti 'ZH 226 A . V 'I S2 ,. ' V' S. A f -: ,9 4 A Team: Back Row: G c Zami MQ Duchl, Rwzife. S'f?+, Ma asolra. Middle Row: Coach Raw Facciwifi :E'5CQf-'T , Burke Sam, Prcspefl, C. Suzie Mn Gfeefw. ronf: Bef 'dl B Te : B :'ef'oe'f flr.J ' , S I' C H D FCLQP A. P f of w . 'dd' Ro : a , rl Vaio? Pld , HQ 1, , H, Z lofi S, W fei, f: G. Z V fi. . 4 ' S. Fe r' N ' , 0 oris, , , ' i. z 1 '- 's, , ' , N' , a , R : a! ,',. R 0 , 4 , w Dy . : : me 'L ' I C . z , ' ' , , ' , , 61' f , , ' . Y ps P. A 7 20 AA ' . N n -1.4 ,,fz!!'f'M BASEBALL TRACK AND SKIING Coach McDonough Baseball B ci Row C Suoya Gu-o Zanm Ser? Coach Ray Heafon BaNd Mahspuna Fronf Row Joe hacoms Baldm Bernard Mex Coach Ray Unllmlfed Track Sfandung Runckel Mex Seafed J Doye Peracdmr-0 Burke Oberavd Lumlied Track Sfandlng Aquzzn Porfer ago w es user r' eafed Do ems WefzeN C a rm M D F Pay Vandemar 1 We WlSl1 lo llwanls flue following wlmo lwav made 'rlwe MCCloud spclnon of flue WDllG and Gold possible F rad 3 nell Jlm Bennell Boardman s Red and WnI+ Bnclc Garage D A Lubrlcanl Co De WI++ s Slryle Slwop Dunsmunr Pharmacy Dunsmuur Sleam Laundry Fall Rzver Meal Co Gasparx s Golden Rule Groppr and Cunnal Hal s bandwuch Shop l-lea+l'I s Wllluam Randolplw l-learsl .lum Lamberl Jones Pharmacy Manon s Flower Slwop Marhn s Cleaners McCloud Beaulry Slwop McCloud Daury Mrflnud RIVP Lump r McCloud Ruyer RaIlroad Co MCC cud Sleam Laurdry McCloud Tnealre McCoy Brollmers A 6 Monlano Moun'raIn l-louse Ml Sluasla Florlsls Ml Slwasla l-lerald Reps: Cola Co Reed Traclor and Equupnnenf Co RODIH Dell Flower Slnop San Francisco txammner U Scarabello Sclwuler s Deparlmenl Slore Sprouse Reulz TOQQGVY Treadway Funeral Home Fl F Voorlwues Wnndsor s Drugs M CLOUD HIGH SCHOOL ' ' ' I i U G O I- i' In I . I . r--'F.Bfr, ,oar '-r ,e Co. ' ' e l I - I ., . I . I . . I I - I . I . - I Snmle, Snewnra -f Buddy lowrfslcy D.,s'nf-as N' nj. c 'K. tQ 45- '3 W ENID GRANZ Commercval Subfecfs BENJAMIN REAMS Indusfmau Arfs s P I-IOWARD ARNI S Ience Ma+Iwerv'a rcs ARTHUR I-IEARN PrmclpaI Mafhemafwcs PI-IYLLIS WATSON Home Economncs YI CI oruS WILLIAM WEBB Er'qInsr' Drarrahcs JcI.rnaIw rv HELEN ODD Foreign Languages rs P RALPH KALJER O Sooal Scwence YD GLANCY In Irumenfa Muswc MOUNT SHASTA HIGH SCHOOL Gi I ' . E. Boy ' . E. A+ 'V ' BQOQOQY Boys P. E. 5 I LL 'A S I f-1 W ITE AND GOLD STAFF Seafed Leff Io Rnghf V Siandmg NA f-I STUDENT COUNCIL R w P Back Row The Sfuderwf Cou C eors s s of 'rhe SIU I bod ofhcefs presmdenfs rom The dasses Leffeffhe S C ob C S F md Me eoI+ors of Ihe Beef GrowIs a d WhIIe ah Goo T C me has TGLQQW aw ad ve oaf+ In pie o sfuoeni booy meefmgs a o ofhef evehfs of s oehf We es? ThIs year Io bu Io up The goo ww! oefweeh Ihe schools v SHS were exera geo be-Iweeh Ihe sfuoemf Ieeders of MI Shasfa I-hgh SChooI oho Euhsmuur I-hgh School MOUNT SHASTA HIGH SCHOOL 1' I as .3 T .. X I I f I I I il J.. M ,N LL g ,3 LI 4 I ' K I I N ' 'N i 1 c E ' t I tg. ,I- O 4 X , N 4 X I H , ' : IV, NU' of D ' N'f'f Aeon S Hffzw' VW' of-fee' .5'1'Li s 21. azz . ' :I 'I --e 'A VJfw,- fvfffu M -Con v1M'H.'v,f:x SeafedI Leff fo Riqhfz A ri' 3 'fafhw 'H 5?', YL Af : rs 'lv 51 ' 1 - ' -':'sc' Second A ,X - , I AV f. f -X f o I -1. ,ar-I ', J 1' -,'I PHY - N e':. -- :T w Lf-'en '-I1-33.4 , l qjgrqg IV. C4,,,, , 3,,j.. 'W II I T I Cer ' ' I I I-' II A I' I rw ' rw r-1 ICI . he ou TI II I I,I ' I' h 'PI', O I ' o I . fu I IIIJ . I' e I I d 'I' I - - I I I , I I I m , I , . . . 1 I IxA X I . S HARRY KRAUSSE E ANNA SCHRADER N I O R S ROBERT LOPEZ ELAINE ANGLES GEORGE WRIGHT ELLEN ORCUTT DOROTHY STEWART JACK CHORAK MAX GOBLE PRISCILLA BEATTY JOHN JENSEN Cass Presdeni MOUNT SHASTA HIGH SCHOOL MOUNT SHASTA HIGH SCHOOL MERCEDES JAMISON DON NIXON GEORGE BATES HELEN NEUFFER LUCY FEMINIS FRANK RONE BOB ANGLES KATHERINE ROUSH ANGELNNA RVZZN ALICE CODAMC S E N I O R S M455 HE EN ODD A A s -L Cass CIVISQ' MP, ARTHJ? P-ISM: Cass qjjgf ART HOLTORF 'T ENND GRANZ Cass Acfsef ETLEEN MOW DALE STONE BETTY RYAN DON TANNEHILL ZIELA ROBERTS DAN VANNi BOB HALVORSEN 1 LOUIE CRTSPT TOM VELASOUEZ MARTIN HUTL MARY MARCCN HEWTTT CRAWFORD OLADYS CH TWOC DOR S F filh MOUNT SHASTA HIGH SCHOOL b 3 RAY CALEY I f 23 A .ff W . WILLIAM WEBB Class Advrser NELLE GORING MOUNT SHASTA HIGH SCHOOL GU MARY FEE JIM SARTOR ROSE CRISP! TED SALINAS BETTY BROWN BUSTER DAVIS ART FITZGERALD CLIFFORD SCALF KENNETH RICHARDSON JIM MISLEY MARILYN LEE ED STOCKTON THERESA AIELLO ROGER GLIDDEN RICHARD SHELDON NIOT PICTURED KENNETH THOMAS STANLEY GRAVES Top Row: Le'fT To RighT: Al CoTTini, Sam CaTTani, Fred Noah, Wallace l-lull, Charley Krausse, Phil Ward, Frank Gorinq. Second Row: Ralph Kauer, Class Adviser, Dick Miles. Marvin Furness, WalTer STringer, Dick STockTon, Arvin Gibson, Jim KoTTinqer, Fvereff l-lolecek. Third Row: WiniTred Sneldon, Angelina Meio, RuTh Jeal Marguerhe Gibson, Marjorie BaTes, EThel WerTz, Phyllis WaTson, Class Adviser. Fourfh Row: FleeTa Lone Lydia l3eaTTv, l3eTTv Davis, Evelyn GanaTos Leora Lasswell. Geraldire Flollewav Jear K TTerrnan Bobkne Rhyr' Adelrna Gaspari Fronf Row l-le er' Weed Barbara Davidson Ann Lorrba di DoroThv Ryan Theresa Taller: O The oTTicers OT The Sophomore Class are PresidenT EvereTT l-lolecek Vice PresidenT Al CoTTnm SecreTary FleeTa Long The class enTerTained The incoming Freshmen aT The Freshman iniTiaTion during The commencemenT oT The Tall Term OT l94O The enTranTs were required To come in various Types of cosTumes and To give an appropriaTe skiT Prizes were awarded To The besT conTesTanTs Several of The Sophomore sTudenTs are members of The baskeTball Teams One or Two represenT The class in The STudenT Council and a num ber have mainTamed high enough scholashc records To be placed on The CSF K-gg L...- 3,.. FS NTD QQ 9' ur Q. X QQ 'OD Q Q1 Top Row: John Heard, Jaclc Sonqer, Buclcy Jamison, Ray Wriqhf. Second Row: Dororhy l-larsch, Belly Linday, Chesler Ash, Rusfy Chinn, Beniamin Reams, Class Adviser. Third Row: Bill Neuuer, Lloyd Noble, Jim Smifh, Lee Lopez Don Lulfrell, Josephine Fave-ro, Donald Beaf Tim Schusler, Al Velasquez. Fourih Row: Doraio Dreon, Mary LaManna, Marianne Simmonds. Barbara Conlrln, Dina Reqinalo. Florence Neolune, Genevieve Crenshaw. Fronf Row: Lydia Rizzi, Iona Wilfams, Helen Carlberq Ed Eller, Di lr Filzqerald, Franli Fabiano. The Freshmen slarled Their achvmes ar Their inn'ria'r1on given by The Sophomore Class Buclcy Jamison and lona Williams were awarded lhe prizes for rhe besr coslumes They elecled lhelr class officers and chose rhe following Presidenl Dnclc Filzgerald Vice Presideni' l-lelen Carlberq Secrelary Beverly Hammond Treasurer Donald Beal The Freshmen are represenred on +he A B C and D baslcefball reams and in fhe foolball lineup Several of lhem have made Leflerman s Club Many of lhem are on 'rhe honor roll and a number of 'rhe class have become members of fhe musical orqanizahons in +he school W -may MOUNT SHASTA HIGH SCHOOL 205 41' BEAR GROWLS STAFF Seeded L HT Rughf M Wfbh Prs la BeaTTy Joh Jensen edlTor Zrela RoberTs Mnss Granz Second Row Mary Mar on BeTTy Bro Anna S hrad r KaTher ne Roush Wlrlfred Sheldon Back Row Nelle Gorlng Teo Sal nas Don Nur n Bob Ano es Helen Nuher The lournalusm class has had a busy year The sTaTT has puT ouT a weekly eduT1on oT The paper and spenT Three days aT The press convenT1on ID Berkeley The knowledge obTalned Trom The sTudenT paper has been a valuable asseT To The sTudenTs and To The welTare oT The school FlrsT Row Leff To RlghT MargueruTe Glbson BeTTy Brown Mary Marconi KaTherzne Roush Lydia BeaTTy Second Row Wlnlfred Sheldon Zrela RoberTs Aluce Codamo Jean KlTTerrnan Thnrd Row Ray Caley Jurn KoTTunger Marulyn Lee Prusculla BeaTTy Helen NeuTTer LasT Row Bob Angles Mlss Odd BeTTy Lunday Nelle Gorlng Anna Schrader John Jensen Max Goble The C S F has spenT The year working on Two enTerprlses The compll :ng and edlTlng oT a sTudenT handbook and planning a Trnp To The Bay Area On Thus Three day Trup The sTudenTs vnsuTed STanTord and CallTornla 1 .L L- ... I 3 K ve' , e o ' : r. 2 ,, im , , , n - ' 7 , ' . 1 - Q I, My ,f Q Q, ,AL , T T. z ' , T , Ac, l , ' , C. S. F. , . . M, 1 D Flrsf Row Leff fo Rlghf Buclcy Jamrson Phll Ward Mercedes Jam son Mr Glancy Lee Lopez Zrela l-l + Crawford Planlsfs Ann Schrader W n fred Sheldon Marquer e Gnbson The Jazz Crcheslra under The dlreclnon of Mr Glancy has played for many school dances and by doung so has helped lhe Band considerably an Hrs ehforl lo raise money 'For Hrs uniforms The Band also under lhe dnrechon of Mr Glancy gave lwo concerls played for 'rhe drull leam al all of Hrs performances and parhcnpaled an lhe annual lvlusuc Feshval The members are endeavornnq lo purchase new una forms and have been worlcunq very hard lo achneve lhenr purpose ' 1 ,gs 'I' f ' : ' : ' , ' , I , , , , ' Roberls. Back Row: Cligord Scall, Bill Neurler, Don Nlxon, Evereff l-lolecelc, Al Velesquez. Ed Sloclcfon. ewlf . ' ' 2 , i i , I' ' . B A N !f'x The Chorus under The drrecTlon oT Mnss WaTson has Increased un num ber Thus year The gurls have perTormed aT several assemblles aT The Colonial Tea Tor The Ladies And aT P T A meeT1ngs and aT The annual Dressed an blue corduroy slcnrTs wnTh gold saTnn blouses The drill Team wlTh DoroThy STewarT as ma1oreTTe made :Ts TlrsT appearance aT The Tule Lalce TooTball game OcTol9er 5 l94O The gurls have worlced hard and Their Team as one oT The year s mosT suc cessTul organnzahons MOUNT SHASTA HIGH SCHOOL s 3' 6 1 1 i ' K X ' Tw' M Music FesTival held aT Weed. I A D - I 7 . 1 su, L D , Q ' 5 R . L L T E A M The Gurls League us an organuzaluon consuslung ol all lhe gurls un lhe school The maun purpose ol lhus group us lo promole a leelung ol comrade shup and wholesome acluvuly among lhe gurls Mercedes Jamuson Dorolhy Slewarl Lucy Femunus Belly Brown and Zuela Roberls were chosenloallend lhe conlerence al Ruchardson s Sprungs The C5 A A ol lhe Ml Shasla l-lugh School has been very busy playung unler class sporls The sprung acluvulues unclude soll ball and volley ball There wull be many bloclcs guyen lhus year lo gurls belongung lo lhe G A A lor lour years ll us under lhe leadershup ol Presudenl Dorolhy Slewarl Vuce Presudenl Belly Brown and Secrelary Zuela Roloerls MOUNT SHASTA HIGH SCHOOL 209 G I R L Sl L E A G U L uE G A A l if if Top Row: Dick Rlcler, Jlm Misley, Dan Vannl, Frank Rome. Lower Row: ,laclc Clworalc, Arm' l-lollorf, George Wrlqlwl, Buster Davis, Bob Angles, Kenneflw Richardson, Sfanley Graves. Foofball Players Noi Picfured: Torn Velasquez, Al Velasquez, Jack Songer, Donald Beal, Dick Mlles, Jolvn l-leard, Bob Halvorsen, Rusfy Chinn. -Q 1i I Y- ... -0 . .... 2 '91 N ' MOUNT SHASTA HIGH SCHOOL Us ' i ,L I 1' P-.K 4 ,Fl ' M V :, N Q '54 '4-5, X 2 - ,f ' I , . 'g,.. s '.-gr ff' Q . 1 , -2 J ie Q -1 Q ' 9 , 3 . ny' . B li on-A, +23 A TEAM Upper Row Pl-l Ward Roger Glooen Jack Chorak Coach Be yarmn Rearns Duck M es Bucky Jarnrson Mlddle Row T Velasouez Jrn Mslev Johr Gelhng oll 'ro a llynng slarl by deleahnq Dunsmulr The A s had hlgh hopes of a lane record Unlorlunalely Jrhenr hopes were shallered sn lhe succeeding weeks Wllh The champlonshup B 'learn sleppanq up lo lhe A learn nex+ year lhey expecl lo have a slronger squad B TEAM Upper Row Jack Sanger Jm Sarlor Don Beal Coach Bema n Rearns Lou s Crisp T rn Schuster Middle Row Al Collin: Kenrrelh omas Cl Po 'i S a George Safes Dan annw Lo er ow Managers Don Luftrell Frark Fab ano M Under lhe able coaching ol Benlarnln Reams 'lhe Ml Shasla B learn had a very successlulseason Theywon The soulhern hall ol lhe counly champuonshup and al lhus wrnhng havean even chance +o wln lhe counly hlle when lhev me-el Tule Lake for lhe playoff Elalllll Y B ' A v JJ' -n S H 3 if C L Q rf - : ,l 1 Q' X 4 n' ' V ' E I ' . ' : orn , 3 Y , Jerseny Frank Rene Do' N'xon. Lower Row: Managers Der Lufvell arc Frark Fablaro. ' ' ' ' . V I , . . ' I , . - : , i , Z I X . my I I 3 A I ' 1, 5 . ' z Q ' ', Th A 1' f. Q lf, ' V '. : l , l W 1 R . l M ' ' 'i e 4 1 3 Q 1 C C 1 , . I , V I lpllll IV 7T1 I -:spun C TEAM Coa h Ralph Kauer Upper Row Ev B Nea e alfa Selma? Low Row ho n'1 The MT ShasTa C Team had a very successTul season WzTh good Teamwork and brllluanT passlng They suc Ceeded un wrnnnng The counTy champsonshup AM C 3 R p Ka er Upper rr 'rv Arvm Gbso er o Fab a All oT The members oT The D baslceTloall Team enloyed a season oT games and Tun under The coachlng oT Mr Kauer The Team was very sma l and alThouoh Th y cld noT wln The champion shnp They managed To de TeaT some oT The larger D Teams nn The counTy, , I , R . B I A , E 1 A -f C . : e'e'T Holecekl L3o,d Nobe Ll H r Sgr' C: -My Tim r-r l-lnwnr Crawford. er 3 Kernefh T mas JT Sfrfcr Lows Crlsol A' Cofflm, Lee Looez Walve' Svlnqer. x ', 1 5 , - D TE f Q C' 3 u , R0 Z F-yr eww Jam s nw ' 1 -, Low R w: Dil: F :ge'a d, Don Lmfrell, Fraw 5 fo. ' l , e 'S' fx The lracl4 Jream which was represenled IU lwo dlvr sions lhe A s and B s drd nol have loo successful a - - ! season un I94O Cur B s however ond manage lo place ! 1 ! -V- second ln The counly charnpnonshrp and Bob Angles 2 1- brolce fhe record lor 'rhe l32O 5 A1 - -lhls year wllh a weallh ol new malerlal and fave - - - relurnnng lellermen lhey expecl 'ro do much beller Many sludenls have Turned ou+ lor baseball fhus year and an lncreasnnq nnlercsl rs shown rn lhe soorl Under lhe olrechon ol Coach Kauer, lhe boys have had a successful season I 4 .'.-.M.4-.eva-l O'.-D-1 x 5 fqv ,.-- Q ' 4 W 1 , 5 v .4 1 . .. 1. 4 L 'I Ka A - - - . , 1. I . , , KVA- , ' l -i - , . l . . . T E N N I S The Tennus ueam broke unuo Hue IXVNGQIQPIT uasu year by : nnunq Hue I94O cruanupuonsnup Thus year wuHu Hue 'a refurn out several experuenced players Huey nope To -H ciapfure Hue I94l Teague +uHe Under Hue guudance out - - Mr Hearn Hue suudenus l'uave shown an acuuve paruucu pauuoru un Hue sporu L-.Lf ue + we wu v n sreguon Seve au ern r pua 'r e T r He Suale Flu rNSCr'OCNfV1GGf+O oe Pueua au Auba - ,,:.,, . . . . . ss::: l - u XY , . . . ' - I l .Cy WJ H This year, urder H1e aurecuuon of Mr. Webeu a ski 'rearn was crgaruzec. M cus re relo 'Hu - areas T Igr sdueeus Tn Hn? ' . r Hrr be s PO 'Ve '. u 1.3, ur, N 'rry MT SHASTA MT ShasTa CaTy as we know aT as a Tar cry Trom The small seTTlemenT OT Tarmers and Trappers who seTTled here an The I85O s VasT ToresTs sTood where we now Tand Tarmang lands and homes Clearangs were made only where agraculTure demanded aT And so The seTTle aane agraculTural re gradually an creasang an saze a TarsT po ad was esTablashed an T 60 s and early 70 s B remaaned Tor The omang oT The raalroad To gave wn The lb raa r T aTs raghT OT w e consTrucTaon Throu secTaons oT lan y a man named Sasson ln a clause o ransacTaon aT was specaTae aT The should be called Sass us dad The Tow Q T aTs w ach was relanquashe ago an vae ppro asTa CaTy aTh The comang oT The raalroad oTher andusTraes were added To The Town roll The possabalaTaes oT lumberang became more Than an absTracT dream and an The years Tollowang The ToresTs were logged ouT leavang more space Tor agraculTural pursuaTs As The andusTry grew so dad The popu laTaon and aTs needs The posT road b came a maan lane OT Travel beTween Calafornaa and Gregon Busaness men esTablashed oTTaces schools became a necessaTy and MT ShasTa began To oevelop anTo The Town whach we Tand Today And so The presenT caTy emerged Today we Tand a Thravang communaTy an The hearT oT a beauTaTul scenac wonderland STaTaoned here are a davasaon OT The ForesTry Servace and The world s largesT Tash haTchery Chaco STaTe Teachers College has aTs summer grounds ausT norTh OT The caTy A number oT The leadang sTores oT Thas parT oT The sTaTe are To be Tound waThan aTs caTy lamaTs Always progressang always soelcang greaTcr heaghTs we gave you MT ShasTa CaTy Through courTesy oT Banlc OT MT ShasTa V J AndreaTTa Parlc CaTe Solara I-loTel MT ShasTa Flor sf NeuTTer ElecTrac Jamason s Grocery Ball Douglass MT ShasTa Commun Ty I-loso D A Sheldon 84 Sons Franlc GaramonTe W ndsor s Drug STore Noble s Chapel Schuler s DeparTmenT STore L N Lorenzen ShasTa AuTo Supplaes Lewas Berg Anderson s CoTTee Shop Felax Gaspara MOUNT SHASTA HIGH SCHOOL Tal K lpaTrac 81 Dunn Dr F W MarTan Frank Salva Dr R Yuen Franlc MonTgomery Sleep s Shoe Servace Harper s News Agency MT ShasTa Herald Mr J D Treadway Dr K W Semmens MT ShasTa Pharmacy Ben SalanTa VaeTTa s Grocery Louae Melo Cooper s Garage C CapaTona R Ealer Ted Swan MT ShasTa C1Ty o - a a - a a . , - . . . . . . , , , . . . . , I .- '- ll - - . ...- ' ' O' 74 I , , . . .. . , ' 1 , - ..,,- ' - V., ,..- -. -' ,b - . .. - . - a a a a . , ' . . 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I MOUNT SHASTA HIGH SCHOOL How To Get Actaon Toward o Sturt In Lrfe Ba luke H Peart PresadenT Healds Busaness College GeTAnldea' BelaeveInlTl PuTlTToUsel Ford dad Thai' very Thang So dad Edison anca Rock Te Ter E resTone The same Each had has own aoea He belaeyed an aT I-1 ouT aT To use and success came has way IT wall come your way There IS sfored up an you The abaaaTy To make of you and Tor you your Ideal IaTe LeT us gave you an rdea Prepare Tor busanes and keep The adea oT Busaness Success beTore you Dream aT Tnank aT Work aT and you wall be successTuI You can make a greaT success o yourseaT I0 busaness aT you can only geT The r ghf adea aT The begannang You yours IT musT geT The rIghT adea well pIanTed an your mand There as sfored an very human beang reserves ol: eneroy and abaIaTy abouT whach and oT whach he knows ouT laTTIe You possess IT an unToId quanTaTaes buT do you realize IT7 Why noT leT us help you To dascover aT Tor you and help you To puT aT aT work Tor you7 Each oT us makes has own world Thas world wall be To you gusT whaT you make aT OT busaness enTerprases geT The adea The amage oT yourseIT as workang waTh Them and among Them and Then prepare yourselT Too wITh The Technacaa busa ness Traanang To do your share oT Busaness Bualdang And ThaT s IusT where I'-leald College has helped probably a quarTer oT a mallaon men and women To The success column Is IT noT reasonable To belaeve ThaT I-leald College wlll help you Too7 IT as You can do anyTl'amg ThaT anyone else can do and you wall readaly agree waTh us ThaT The presenT seT up oT men and women now doang The work Tor Ameracan Busaness w II soon sTep asade Tor The now YouTh OT Ameraca You are one oT The Younger SeT IT s your Golden Chance Your chance as here IT has arrayed IT awaaTs your acTaon Dame ForTune anvrTes you urges you To geT ready To prepare Tor The day sure To come when The curTaan wall raso Trom a sTage The world all seT and an waaTang Tor The buslness Traaned acTors oT your generaTaon Busaness wall ask you Are you ready7 WhaT parT can you play7 WhaT wall be The answer7 LeT us Teach you The I-leald Way Joan The T-leald Processaon WHEN TO MAKE THE FIRST STEP Make aT raghT now Make aT Thas very manuTe and wraTe us Tor deTaaIs I-lere IS where you puT washes InTo ReaIaT es AmbaTaon on The road To success Arrange now Tor a course aT SacramenTo San Francasco Oakland San Jose Heald s Enganeerang School San Francasco WraTe for Tull parTacuIars Courses Terms CosTs . , . I . . . , . Y . . . I ,e . , , . . . . .g I. I r , I E. If you wanT To assoclafe wiTh men and women who are The builders and managers I i- . v I 1 . Q I 4 . l ll II II ll . ' I . . . . I 2l9 MODERN STUDY LAMPS Ame SmenhfmaHy Demgned To Gave Correci' Llghf for Many Jresfs have proved +ha'r poor Ilqh+ ISlG'l'IQUIf'1Q affecls 'rhe powers of concenlrahon and resulls In poor marlcs In school worlc Aslc Dad or Mofher fo gel' one of 'rhe new modern sfudy lamps from your elecfrucal dealer They are very economncally pruced The Collfornlo Oregon Power Company 220 T u d e n T s ! Sfudying ai' fhe Table or Desk SPORTS EQUIPMENT Sold by Ilwe following Inrms In Siskiyou Counly COOLEY 81 POLLARD Yreka WEED MERCANTILE COMPANY Weed McCLOUD MERCANTILE COMPANY McCloud SCHULER S Moun+ Shasfa IT S WILSON TODAY IN SPORTS EOUIPMENT WATERS AND ROSS II SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA SCHOOL MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS INSTRUMENTS RENTED REPAIRED 22I . I Dewey C. George W 533 Su er Slreel I TRUE SOLUTION CENTER XX H8 T An Exclusive Fealure TI'1a+ Has Kepl SPALDING eolf sans j 4171171611 s Numbnr Um I lmzcc 1 X Z' A IOO Inquud cenler guaranlees perfecf balance perlecl Iluqhl No mvnerals Io selfle and Ihrow Ihe ball off balance No Lmdeserved hooks and slncesl Thal s why True Soluhon Balls lead Ihe held SPALDING EQ Thus space s 'ro cover our Icmcl Ihoughl for 'rhe WHITE AND GOLD and you have our besl wnshes for a successful Issue and :Is accomplushmenls OM A FRIEND OF THE SISKIY JOINT UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT A FRIEND OF THE DISTRICT 222 - X T ! GOLF BALLS s . sp 4 A , - ,S v y , Iv - ,if f V, eff . . DTVISICSN OF' SPALDING SALES ORPOPATION . ' ' ' Golf uipmenf . I . F R O U Complime-r1Is of H. S. CROCKER COMPANY, INC. STATIONERS PRINTERS COMPLETE OFFICE OUTEITTERS SACRAMENTO SAN FRANCISCO FRESNO SISKIYOU JOINT UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT fth WHITE AND GOLD STRABLE HARDWOOD COMPANY OAKLAND CALIFORNIA HARDWOOD LUMBER AND ITS PRODUCTS PRINTERS LITI-IOCRAPHERS STATIONERS A CARLISLE 81 CO SPEED I4O Words a Mmufe ROYAL PORTABLE S T U D E N T S I OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO CChqra+uIaf5Chs oh The oassinq CT ahofher mfIeposI' In +hTs issue o C I Each year shows progress. The worId needs Trahed Cihzehs 'For Iomorrowl I I I I on a S3155 Alia-rt T'-'zicgzrd '.'.'fnr1'i's Typing 'fix :mmm O rr ,, We 4 l S'hi'1'h, gfiirfcss, 'J 'haf1h '3 Ioamwz Vi 2 fu'-'Zed R,-,lbs d . . :JQ2Q11iiLC'41e?:S'zm2A:d,d C-'-- JM-3. YS' Rfvil iii' ri 'wird Upharh 81 Rufledge, Inc. ,Ame gi, ,TC 65,3 A7 T35 PCSI' Sfreef Saw FrahCIs:C , 4'-U 41 Sufi' -- E-'i-fa Cn 'f. 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