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

Text from Pages 1 - 400 of the 1957 volume:

THE CLASP OF FRIENDSHIP OUT TO ALL MANKIND I TO THOSE WHOSE HANDS REACH .l, 1 nv. , , ,r 1. 1,5 ini nv PIA 1 if ' L 'ik X, ,I 5 V Avy'- 5 13 mf T A ZW f .-if -. r , v ig, . I X .4 4, P X1g,1ic3i,a W1 ,A,f4,g9, V V g, nf fvzrg Q 5 fwrf., ,xg lil if . ,F ' fy 1 4,5 W Q f f.lG ,ff X 322' Published by the SENIORS of the SEVEN HIGH SCHOOLS of The SISKIYOU JOINT UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT sifuafed af DORRIS, FORT JONES, HAPPY CAMP, McCLOUD MOUNT SHASTA, WEED and YREKA in Siskiyou County, California. DISTRICT OFFICE Yreka, California. hgph byN J IP ShpYkCIf V I VOLUME 58 - NUMBER 1 L' d - ' THEME AND DEDICATION FRONTISPIECE ART FORT JONES HIGH SCHOOL HAPPY CAMP HIGH SCHOOL MCCLOUD HIGH SCHOOL MOUNT SHASTA HIGH SCHOOL WEED HIGH SCHOOL YREKA HIGH SCHOOL ADVERTISEMENT SECTION VI. BUTTE VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL -1. .gn phfx Q, :- VI. PHOYO BY YREKA STUDIO 18 I 1 'J q' u ,Q if dura H 9' 'Q' Na, 'Wi' his- xr 4? -TV bn' fi A 4' , .1 .-5 , .JA ,o . fran I 1 24 153' Y 13... 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' , . 1 ' x - s ,- 5-v -A 1' ,lf ' nl V 5 . . - N. kk' K4 vu ri X ,, . Y' N, K The hinest opportunity for non-urban recreation occurs on publicly owned forest lands in the United States, and the great majority of such areas are within National Forests. There you will find outstanding scenery, fine fishing and hunting and approximately threerfourths of the remaining potential forest wilderness areas. There is a growing tendency toward greater appreciation by the public to the recreational possibilities of the National Forests, and many city families and hard-driven business men are finding the lakes, the mountains and the streams of rural areas providing the restful atmosphere or sportsman opportunity for relaxation or rejuvenation. Each year since the war, greater numbers are vacationing in the National Forests throughout the country. The Forest Service policy is to develop recreation advantages along with other uses, unless one type of use is particularly dominant. Development is restricted to such facilities as will aid in the enjoyment of those types of recreation appropriate to the forest. A studied effort is made to avoid artificiality and emphasize opportunities for the participant rather than spectator enjoyment, the aim also being to provide recreation opportunities for relatively large numbers of people, and not for the exclusive use of individuals or small groups. Campgrounds and picnic areas are provided for use of the general public when sites are available, and the need is apparent, special areas are set aside to provide summer homes, if such use will not interfere with other uses of a more dominant nature, trails are maintained for access to remote recreational areas, or for hiking and riding amid scenic attractions, ski runs and jumps and other winter sports are made available when possible if public use warrants, and resort areas are set aside when the type of use indicates the need. Conservation Pledge: I give my pledge as an American to save and faithfully to defend from waste the Natural Resources of my Country-its soil and minerals, its forests, waters, and wildlife. CANYON CREEK BIG ELK LAKE 'FTE' -ft- L 'lfii 5.-' , . ' 'iq , - !!'.'. . ' -F. uk. '-. ,2 Q -x s I 'lil' i '?'.'f!'s 4'8 A . - -.Lax Jr 1 -:Va ' KLAMATH RIVER CLIFF LAKE , , 1 'A 1553 ONION LAKE FALLS OF HAYPRESS CREEK PARADISE LAKE SHACKLEFORD FALLS CUDDIHY VALLEY IN MARBLE MT. REGION Mal 'X A1 WY' ! 'x. 3- A VW? W K ' RUFFY LAKE in L . THE BORDER MOUNTAINS OF MEXICO In 1838, Commodore Charles Wilkes, ofthe U. S. Navy was sent by Congress to explore this remote region and report on the possibilities for settlement. Oregon was then known as the West and California was a part of Mexico. The Siskiyou Mountains, in his report, were referred to as the border mountains of Mexico . The source of the name Siskiyou or the date in which it was applied is not known. xviii. The Pack Mule .l' Q-:J Lb ,O U ' i ,,'.s-V r M -15 ' 4 BT , lf- :fi wwf A .41 ii ' I Q exif fx, 1 .Ib 'DA YK, , Nggi . . I , ,. ff1,',.,' '- avg, jx' 4 S.: ' ' -1 ' ' , 2 N' .Q ai 'inf' ' .Mfg :Kgs l 'W 13 Ax'-- N, nf- 'l .fi Q 1 .ww A Ne gl , i '52, i 'w,i '?'?f N' A A ...Q '-.f-'r- ' i ,fr , , , A , :P-F PM e- 5 ' , ---f a f- .. 'A iff-f M' aria' W . A-Ffurffl Freight Train on Salmon Summit GLENN FEUSTEL of U.S. Forest Service, who for the past ten years has prepared the Kla- math National Forest and Siskiyou Couniy , A- A. ,, Historical Society sections for the While 8. Gold ' ' and Then Came the Aulomobile 'il 91: i Ai 5 7 A li . 3 Q i gy V' X fd r 7 if 5 z V' lra AX X of 'Z,- F 30? A- Qi Nt N3 rw ' 7 JEROME JACK CALKINS RAY E. MCINTYRE LEWIS N. LORENZEN President ivaq, GEORGE A. TEBBE JAMES D. HERBERT Clerk ,- ' f ' . gr :aff 0. , oR.JERs E. Humev 'O . I. I . 5 Ng District Superintendent ' A I EILEEN MILLS Administrative Assistant 'x ow'L Xian, Q .III , HARRY BECK, Principal STANLEY BALFREY, Principal CHARLES R. GREEN, Principal ORRIN HOFFMAN, Principal Butte Valley High School Yreka High School McCloud High School Mount Shasta High School K 43 - .f ', YN.--. ,fn E. L. COYNER, Principal WILLIAM A. JOHNSON, Principal WILLIAM M. FREEMAN, Principal GERRY KUBLI, Principal Tulelake High School Fort Jones High School Happy Camp High School Weed High School HAZEL OHLUND District Clerk xxi CARL YATES HOWARD R. PERRIN District Building inspector District Architect The portraits of Siskiyou Union High School District Architect Howard R. Perrin, and District Building Inspector Carl W. Yates are included in the White and Gold for the first time. Howard R. Perrin has been the District Architect for several years. He was the Architect for the Butte Valley High School which was built in 1945, and since that time, has been Architect for all building in the Siskiyou Union High School District. The new Yreka High School Gymnasium and the new Tule Lake High School were built under his supervision. The Siskiyou High School District has an extensive building program under way. New buildings will be built at Yreka, Dorris, Weed, Mount Shasta and McCloud. New construction work will also be undertaken at Fort Jones if the Siskiyou County Redistricting Com- mittee and the State Department of Education approve. Carl W. Yates, District Building Inspector, has served in this capacity since 1953. He is highly qualified for this work and rates high with the Division of School Planning ofthe State Department of Education as a School Building Inspector. His services are in demand in this Nor- thern California area as a School Building Inspector. Divider Page Design by xxu. John McCash, Mount Shasta High School ' 1 dIIu'Fu uuw'.u'uT-mum Gjxlf ,f fy 6 . 1 ' 0 yi ? ' A A J I J cf TTE VALLEY HIGH SCHO H'--U... ,-,..- -- -4Q.1......a4..- , ' -'-4-uv CQMHQ 5Vaf7QQg Qfwfigh QCMGOQ O 3 fy. - I JOHN Q HINES NELLA MAE BUTLER X -rf Q L3e5? NAOMA R NEYERLIN ROLAND A. BALDWIN Q X X 'W RALPH K CLELAND KENNETH n Lows mnur P s1AAa B TTE VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL Q99 x 'ar Az' 'fm : .L x .Q 'Q S .fgvw Keir 1 1? n' .K 1 - . . 5 .M ,T A Q - . - ,If ' .U BUTTE .VALLEY-HIGH SCHOUI ,Q 0 21 0 I ' i x - f c',. - 4 , . .,4,r , 1' 5 I BILL WALDEN PEGGY VAN METER JANICE MEEK DICK FILIPPE NANCY CHASE MELVIN MILLER I I MIKE WALTON JACK NICHOLAS Jln9Qmc Qld QQCQ Q QQIIIOR Cplcig Abby Brewster The Rev. Dr. Harper - Teddy Brewster Officer Brophy Officer Klein - Martha Brewster Elaine Harper - Mortimer Brewster Mr. Gibbs - Jonathan Brewster Dr. Einstin - Officer O'Hara - Lieutenant Rooney Mr. Witherspoon Peggy Van Meter - Mike Walton - Carl Enloe - John Dodson - Bill Kerwin Juanita Addington - Bonny Lane - BillWalden Milton Crutchfield -Ronald Helman - Dick Filippe - Jack Nicholas - Danny Davis Melvin Miller BUTTE VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL Class Cpaaoplazcg On Walter Wanchell s May 4 1967 broadcast the publac was warned to be on the lookout for the mala caous arsonast Berta Decker who has been responsable for the burnang of more than fifty hagh schools around the country Her career began as a result of the psy chologacal effect of four years at Butte Valley Hagh School For the last five years we Bonnae Lane and Juanlta Addangton agents for the F B I have been hot on her tratl We have reason to belaeve she has returned to Butte Valley to try and destroy the school whose an fluence started her down the road of crame As we crossed the Calafornaa state lane about flve an the afternoon at was warm and humad so Juanata suggested that we stop off at Cal Ore for a drank Of course I readaly agreed After clambang onto the stools a young man came over to waat on us Bonnae asked af I dadnt thank there was a remarkable resemblance between the soda aerk and a former classmate Carl Enloe He saad he was and after shakang hands he sat down and we began remanascang about the Senaor Class of 57 Carl walked over to the auke box and dropped a asked af we had heard the latest hat record out by Karen Alexander the latest and greatest Flap Flop and Fly artast She as to the teen agers today what Elvas Presley was to us when we were young He anquared about Senator Ball Kerwan We told ham that last week when we phoned an a progress report to Joe Otey who ancadentally as now head of the F BI h told us that Senator Kerwan has lust placed a ball re questang Nataonal Prohabataon before the Unated States Senate Carl who as a great T V fan told us to be sure to watch the Ed Sullavan show tomorrow naght Malton Crutchfield who currently appears at the Metropolatan Opera House wall be makang has TV debut on that program When we asked af he had heard any of Rev Rachard Dale Falappes sermons he looked rather puzzled So we exclalmed that as we passed through Reno a few weeks ago we saw a man standang on a box In front of Harold s Club shoutang to the people to mend thear ways and follow the paths of rnghteousness As we drew closer we recognrzed the man as our old fraend Dack Falappe Carl seemed rather amused upon hearang thas Then a sudden twankle an has eyes seemed to andacate that he had thought of somethang equally BUTTE VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL amusang He asked af we had heard of Jack Nacholas s experaences at the Unaversaty of Calafornaa Lookang at each other we wondered af at had taken ham thas long to complete a four year course Carl told us that Jack was holdang down a coachang 'ob there Coachang a garls basketball team of course We asked af any of our classmates were stall around Dorras He re plaed that Ron Hellman was workang as a women s haar stylast at the Butte Valley Wag Company John Dodson as now the presadent of the local P T A fPastry Tasters Assocaataonl Ball Walden famous author has lust re turned to Dorras to have the staff of the Butte Valley Star prant has latest book of etaquette As there were so many of the students that we hadnt had tame to anquare about we hated to depart so soon but at was gettung late and we knew we must reach the caty before naght fall an order to get a room for the naght As we walked out the door we notaced a poster ln the wan dow It read Help support Della McKays home for stray cats All donataons appreclated After droppang a penny an the box provaded we got an our car and headed for Dorrls Caty After turnang onto Thard Street we drove about half a block before beang fraghtened out of our wats by a red streak that went zoomang past We later learned that lt was Danny Davas the famous Indaanapolas Race Draver who now uses Thard Street as has practace strap After obtaanang a room we settled down to read the paper and lmmedaately turned to Have You Heard the Latest? a column wratten by Peggy Van Meter There we read the latest Hollywood scandal Make Walton censoror for Warner Bros has been flred for lettang a few manor detaals escape has notice an the release of the movae The Long Bare Lune Also Nancy Chase the great Prama Dona rushed from the stage last nvght an the maddle of her performance when a mouse ran across the stage I walked over and swatched on the televasaon set and who dnd I see but Janace Meek at' She now wrestles on televasaon every Saturday naght Yes you guessed The last program on the schedule for the evenang was a demonstrataon of ballroom dancang gaven by Melvyn Maller and has beautiful blonde partner Berta Decker Berta Deckert After all these years of chasang her around the country where do we find her but un our old home town Well tared as we are well have to go down to the televasaon stataon and apprehend her or there won t be a hagh school an town by mormng . , . . . , I I I ' I . . . , . , . . . , . 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I I . .. , . , . . , umm CQQ99 JANICE RILEY MANFRED lUTZ BRENDA HOLDER JERRY THOMPSON ALICE NUNEMAKER BILL KAYLOR CHRISTINE RYER TOM BUTLER THAYA OLSON 4- 3 TOM FAIRLESS -lm, GARY LANGFORD .IAN ET MALTZAN I FRANK CROSS MIKE KMATZ DICK BROOK HARRINGTON ALFRED LUTZ KAY HAMILTON MILLER 'l WILLIAM SMITH COLES PAUL GOLDBAR DENNY MARSHALL Qoplmomolw Clase Lef to rnght Ted Smuth Jlm Murphy Roger Dodson Bull Addington Clarence Decker Raymond Souza Raymond Goldbar Rnchard Davns Davud Mahrt Lloyd Logan Make Murphy Pat Collms Roy Krndle .hm Crutchfield Dean Lyon Frank Blllmgs Lundell Hamnlton Pat Garey Pat Davus Beverly Walton Marvma Duetrnch Judy Cross Glenda John son Henry Newhouse Mnke Brenham Larry Comer Paul McCluntock Cleda McDanuel Kay Keneston Manta McEIvaun Margne Streed Vma Durham Evelyn Fogle Norma Struble Beverly Houston June Mud daugh Judy Mclntyre Marsha Muller Alrce Mclntyre Nancy Wernple Anne Hawknns SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS MIKE BRANHAM Vuce Presldent ALICE MCINTYRE Secretary MIKE MURPHY Presldent 12 Burr: VALLEY HIGH scno qnQ9lwwam Claes il 5 'Q Rughttoleft Mickey Copeland Gary Longmore Bud Kengston Delbert Tuter Robert Bell Ronnle Street Areon Potter Robert Fraley Bob Bullmgs Ed Meglasson Robert McKay Charles Water Davud Cavener Monte Robmson Dennis Walton Lacey Alexander Robert Blalr Eugene 'fllnl nf L. IAN-N 45 5 i in BUTTE AL Y G SCHO Derdruch Sharon Ward Jeannue Rusk Novella Holden Sylvla Holbrook lvy May Donna Byrd Lorelre K mtz Dnana Dyer Gwyn Smith Flor ene Huftman Retha Ingalls Nadine Carrlllo Sandra Admec FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS BOB BILLINGS Presudent BUD KENISTON Reporter DIANA DYER Secretary SYLVIA HOLBROOK Vnce Presudent SPANISH OFFICERS SPANISH CLUB 'f A '. I I SEWING suns VALLEY HIGH sc:-lool COOKING TYPING Xlx N. e .- A-L P E Left to Right: Bonny Lane, Bill Walden, Judy Barnett, Tom Fairless, Sandy Miller, Jack Nicholas, Bevery CQQQQQQ Harrlngton, Nancy Chase. gf,- ZS GIRLS SHOP CLASS Left to Right: Theora Coles, Carmon Morse, Bonny Lane, Janice Meek, Berta Decker, Karen Alexander, Betty Bell Ross, Della McKay, Juanita Addington. Left to right: R. Street, R. Bell, R. Blair D. Cavener, L. Alexander, E. Potter. ' t vu., - - -,4 SHOP ,FRONT ROW, left to right: T. Smith, C. Decker, R. Dodson, J. Crutchfield, Mr. Branham, R. Goldbar. lBACK ROW: D. Brook, C. Enloe, D. Davis, P. Goldbar, M. Miller, B. Addington, H. Newhouse, D. Lyon. X wx, ix bn vi, . Q 5-1 nf I fl an 1-Q' RADIO Left to right: J. Otey, M. Crutchfield, F Cross, J. Dodson, B. Kaylor, G. Langford D. Davis, M. Miller, P. Goldbar, T. Butler D. Filippe. Cgamd Left to rught Mr Lowe Cconductorj Nancy Chase Pat Colluns Murphy Beverly Houston Lloyd Logan Nancy Wemple Gwen Smnth Areon Potter Davnd Cavener David Mehr? Ann Hawkins Mike LlndellHamnIton 1492 PAT GAREY OMS 3 41 svwm Houanoox LINDELL HAMILTON VINA DURHAM BUTTE VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL U I - 1 1 ' f 1 1 1 I I I . I I I ' 5. J Y ' 1 - if 3 2 'sr yy . 5 L 3 E ,Q is ,A .a 33. I V A f H A 3 z 'P' V ' JW' V. It , gy ' -' 3' L n l f V 1 fy OFFICERS S1 ding Janice Meek, Presudent vii JUNIORS and SENIORS ng, left t ght ris ?E:::r --- Vf J 'ffff Recorder Alice N k Vice P d f FRESHMEN and SOPHOM ,,.c N 5 3-- ' KE I O RES - .,l:c5i11, 6 X 'M-ML fc 63,0 , nm! ,,,N UC 5 EOC S L X TTE VALLEY HIGH SCHO BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL BASEBALL TRAMPOLINE T! my iiQadQn9 , .Ms , , 'Q 1 QM' .M 'ff' H f L ff' ,L I A E1 ' Q JUDY MCQNTY HEAD YELL LEADER ALICE MCINTYRE THAYA OLSON BUTTE VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL A 'ifmfw Hee: , Qifxb' I , fr vl' 9. 4 ' ' I JA - 3.9 f ' nt, V J.. t Y Q af. img? 1 S f x 14214 ,nr 1 V 'f'4rwR:'!'2 x ' - 1 -- :L www n-,1 fxf-I W 1 un , H, 144'-' 1 fi Ark' ,Q mmf, , - Q -1 n cr. sf -L , 'L . Q 1? - Tai ,Ai we K , - 5 will , fu 4 .-,,-.,.... p T 1- ,'f1 . ,, nv. ' ':2,w gk ,dawg vm 4. . M S:v,?-45-SISQV' .siie:f:ff'f2fP' ., . , . W . CQMQQQIQQ CPM Clips i Q 3 Q 1 9 1' 41:-s -ugh 4 , we-e., - 4, .AFS 15+ K3 v, ' 'X,, ...-1 Bill Walden Dan Davis Mille Bfinham Bill Kerwin Carl Enloe Bruin Smith rw, ' ll 99 ,Ami CQQSlQQllJClQQ Henry Newhouse Frank Billings Bill Kaylor Jack Nicholas fi rv Roger Dodson X DD X 1 vu is f. i , - Kd - A-n -,,I PN W6 GARY LANGFORD LLOYD LOGAN BUZZ DECKER MIKE MORENO f v. . ii 4v'., .sL,., w5.., I A FS 'Uh '11- Nr xx 'P ful' f-5 ,3 -1- I In I 4 1 l TOM FAIRLESS DEAN LYON I6 97 RAY GOLDBAR J IM CRUTCHFIELD E vu fx M I YT' I ugf pw ,xl f X 4x ,UN U , rx :Q V j .,, 5 if jf K' I K ' Q Q TOM BUTLER PAUL GOLDBAR PAT COLLINS MIKE MURPHY CQQQIQQMQQQQ RICHARD DAVIS TED SMITH . X 4? 4 B -J. fr, - 'W 4 'J fv 'l BOB BILLINGS GARY LONGMORE vp- 4 1 9-5 'iff' T? xx 1 QZIMW, N ll 97 ff: 5 :N A I Ap.. l Mr. Baldwin, Bob Billings, Jim Murphy, Pat Collins, Mike Murphy, Dean Lyon, Frank Billings. KNEELING: Raymond Souza, Ray Goldbar. CQaQlQQtlmQQ BACK ROW: Mr. Baldwin, Frank Billings. SECOND ROW: Bob Blair, Bob Bell, David Cavener, Ronnie Street, Gary Longmore, Areon Potter, Bud Kenaston. KNEELING: Mickey Copeland, Lacey Alexander. ll 99 Q l Ili , -X kg fllacb 1 BACK ROW: Tom Fairless, Carl Enloe, Dean Lyon, Manfred FRONT ROW: Frank Cross, Gary Langford, Pat Collins, Lutz, Tom Cavener, William Smith. CLQQQQLQQQ Roger Dodson, Mike Branham. BACK ROW: Dick Filippo, Tom Fairless, Ron Hellman, Carl Enloe, Melvyn Miller, Bruitt Smith, Henry Newhouse, Lloyd Logan. FIRST ROW: Frank Cross, Dean Lyon, Jim Crutchfield, Richard Davis, Pat Collins, David Mahrt, Raymond Goldbar. .4 L, t 4 X l ff? 3 V I Q F' M tw Ly iw C If Sf -..sl.hffSi7ffl',. X ilk' gf if 7l X 1 ,ljfvvs 'lf -+- i 5Q-I LIEUTENANT RON HELLMAN Bob Bullungs Charles Waters Robert Fraley Make Kmatz Larry Comer man Cadme ,- Q '95 -. -. o 3 an J' .. It m -. o K Z C .,. I' 'f1 -. QI J I' ? 5 an M F U J' IJ -. n. U DJ S V. O QI 3 0 .. Ol :L Q. o F1 I' I o -4 5 D 2- m -o DJ E. U Q 5 -. o fl 1' U 0 J 3 5 ll I o J U 'L cr 0 -. -. -1 C -. en . I 0 3 I 'L ,-fill X 'Uv K WX H 4 30 Burr: VALLEY HIGH sc:-loo gftlnficitig Nancy Chase, Bonnie Lane, Peggy Van Meter, Berta Decker, Della McKay, Judy Barnett. Qglglzcce Theora Coles, Janice Meek, Bonnie Lane, Marsha Miller, Sandy Miller, Pat Davis, Juanita Addington. SEATED: Peggy Van Meter, Pat Garey, Thaya Olson. as 'X W l W 1. at ea, all HI Y OFFICERS Thaya Olson, Juanita Addington, Della McKay. AGU? he FIRST ROW: Thaya Olson, Frank Cross, Juanita Addington, Pat Garey, Janice Meek, Sandy Miller. SECOND ROW: Berta -Decker, Peggy Van Meter, Bonnie Lane, Janet Maltzan, Brenda Holder, Janice Riley, Denny Marshall, Sue Waters. THIRD ROW: Karen Alexander, Alice Mclntyre, Evelyn Fogle, Margie Streed, Alice Nunemalcer, Nancy Wemple, Marsha Miller, Glenda Johnson, Beverly Walton, Kay Kenaston, Marita McElvain, Beverly Houston, Vina Durham, Norma Struble, Judy Mclntyre, Beverly Harrington, Kay Hamil- ton, Della McKay, Chris Ryer, Judy Barnett. f l lv , - I' 1 L BOO A ..-g fi 'if' it xg 40 X BERTA BH- OTTO LL: -Us Q 1 '- 45 f X- l . DELLA 4-:sr JACK , ff 1 M6 'Y MCGINNIS Y '- . n ik 1 Q x V g? , . . ,, Tiff , JV f ,-'W' f 4 W' J ' - ' .,,,z,,gpgg,g5f '. Ji' X 1 , ,6 W., A , M r .fv PI Q fvf-i' 54 F7 ' m 'ax v f 1 'i..p'-,Q , f , 49 v f ,, L .41. no- we Q. HZ , V, I vvf? w 5,1-A W. ff 14? v 1, Aw., ' L . I 2, f 4 -- H, . uf if ' 'Z , 3 Z f J A33 5 ,X-W: lj, WV , V , . , 5 x... 'Wi' ' A TEV? ,4 .4 5 0444 I I will Q 0 i X X A f 9 N fx N0 RT JONES HIGH SCHO CDQOlcCC1fl0l1 N'-K We the class of 1957 lovungly dedlcate our sectlon of the White and Gold to MARGIE BORBA fond classmate whose parting left us grief stricken She ns not dead the chuld of our affectaon But gone unto that school Where she no longer needs our poor protectnon And Christ hlmself doth rule In that great clolster s stillness and seclusuon By guardian angels led Safe from temptation safe from sun s pollutlon She llves whom we call dead Longfellow RT JONES HIGH SCHG 0 o 74 tr M --Jr? 3 1? I 1 1 1 ,, . . . , . . . , . . . 1 . , . . 1 1 . . , . 1 1 - 11 , . CEGCMQQ FORREST GRAY V ce Pr nc pal WILLIAM JOHNSON Prlnc pal ESTHER DUFFIELD WILBUR FACEY ALLEN FQWLER MERLIN McGINNIS FORT JONES HIGH SCHOOL ' i I STUDENT BODY orncsns SEATED Lorrame Chastain Secretary Gael Yonce Treasurer STANDING Bull Fowler Vnce Presldent, Jum Yonce Presldeni Q STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS SEATED Gaul Yonce Treasurer Lorrame Chastam Secretary STANDING LarryL Evans Presndenf Bull Fowler Vuce Presndent FORT JONES HIGH SCHOOL WHITE and GOLD s1AFF Left to Rughf Jam Yonce Busmess Mana ger Nadine Hovenden Busmess Manager Katy Ruff Jumor Edlior Lorraune Chastam Assustant Ednor Larry L Evans Edntor Gary Lobnow Sports Ednor T JOHN JACOB HEINKE LOUIS EUGENE MADRON GARY EDWARD LOBNOW JAMES ALLEN YONCE :S 2 LoRRAuNE FRANCES cHAsTAnN Four JoNes HIGH sci-loom Q Si NADINE MARIE HOVENDEN LARRY EVERETT EVANS FORT JONES HIGH SCHOOL JOHN SHERL LILLY JOAN MAXINE LANDRUM LARRY LEE EVANS LINDA KOVER LINDA VEALE KATY RUFF BIFF BESOAIN JOHN BRUMLET BILL HANNI i CISG if N BILL FOWLER BOB PARKER BILL GRIFFITH GEORGE LILLY 325 1 'dn-ag 2 FORT JONES HIGH SCHOOL i CQQQQ og '59 Eg, ,. v Ewa - SEATED, left to right: Tom Ruff, Steve Burr, Judi Real, Donna Burton. THIRD ROW: Delbert Davis, Ken Yonce, Dean Crechriou, Ray SECOND ROW: Bill Blackmur, Darlene Deen, Diane Burton, Nancy Vann. Howerton, Gail Yonce, Sandra Crader, Mrs. Duffield CAdvisorJ. mond CLASS OFFICERS SEATED: Judi Real, President, Donna Burton, Secretary. STANDING: Jim Heinke, Treasurer, Gail Yonce, Student Council Representative, Steve Burr, Vice President. FORT JONES HIGH SCHOOL Clase ol 24 rr i 8 ll .0 Hung C , X , 13 Vi ' , ii Z K I5 'U '60 fi' 'SQ pf xr 4 5 , W it i s gm , , -4 . L LL Q 5 i . I . SEATED, left to right: Janet Vanarsdell, Kay Hughes, Joan Mello, STANDING: Mike Marlahan, John LaMarr, Tom Petrich, Jim Hess, Pat Brozovich, Barbra Withers, Barbra Dunlap, Mary Borba. Jim Evans, Jim Landrum, Mr. Facey iAdvisorJ. QQZE' F' 46 CLASS OFFICERS SEATED, left to right: Kay Hughes, Vice President, Mary Borba, President. STANDING: Joan Mello, Treasurer, Torn Petrich, Student Council Representative, Janet Vanarsdell, Secretary. FORT JONES HIGH SCHOOL CUQQQ gfQadQn9 Left vo right: LINDA VEALE, JOAN LANDRUM, LORRAINE CHASTAIN lHead Yell Leaderl, NADINE HOV- ENDEN KAssistantJ. Left to right: KAY HUGHES DONNA BURTON KHead Maioretiel DIANE BURTON Qomg QJQQOIQAQ Left to right: SANDRA CRADER, MARY BORBA, JUDI REAL, DARLENE DEEN. FORT JONES HIGH SCHOOL JVlajonQttQ9 Jlflugic CDQpantmQmt I SEATED FIRST ROW left to rlght Joan Landrum Joan Mello Sandra Pefnch Jam Hess Jnm Landrum Gary Lobnow Crader Janet Vanarsdell Bucky Hobson John LaMarr Bob Parker STANDING Ken Yonce Bull Fowler Frank Revalller Gaul Yonce SEATED SECOND ROW left to rught Katy Ruff Barbra Wuthers Tom Mr Gray LDIFECTOYJ FIRST ROW left to rught Judi Real Sandra Crader Duane Burton SECOND ROW Mr Gray CDarectorJ Donna Bunon Lo.-fame Chasyam Rlwndl CUm'Wn9S NHNCY l'lU?Cl If1S Joan Landrum Lmda Veale Lnnda Kover Katy Ruff Bonnie Eastllck Shevla Fmwall Gaul Yonce Darlene Deen FORT JONES HIGH SCHOOL 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 ' - I Y 1 X , .. 5 ff ' ,G .. , I S L, 3 gi , i R . V 5' w, n. - ' .Q 1 1 3, v' ff a .f 'X 1 , J.-A .,. fa 4, , ' 7 ' , I , 21 - ' I , ' Lf, 'H , wx ' , Q 1 1 1 1 , : . ' , , ' ' I 1 ' q 1 , , , ' ' I 1 , . ffootbcxfw KNEELING left to right George Lully Halfback Jam Evans Halfback End Bull Fowler Quarterback John Lally Halfback Ken Yonce Fullback C CQaQlQQtbaQQ STANDING Larry E Evans Manager Dean Crechruou End John La Center Jnm Sulves End Jam Hess End Steve Burr Halfback Coach Facey NOT PICTURED John Heunke End FORT JONES HIGH SCHOOL Left to rlght Gene Madron Make Marlahan Tom Petruch Gary Lobnow fManagerJ Coach Facey John LaMarr Ball Hanna Bull Grnffnth KNEELING Steve Burr . ,. ,fa ki A. Q U' uf' , ' 2 ' , : ' , 2 2 - , 1 ' , I ' - John Brumlet, Halfbackg Gene Madron, Quarterbackp Larry L. Evans, Marr, Centerf Jim Yonce, Endg Bob Parker, Centerg Gary Lobnow, 1 ' , : ' , : , : ' ' , : ' , 1 , : 46 99 QJIJI F FRONT TO BACK Lmda Kover Pat Brozovsch Kay Hughes Duane J FRONT TO BACK Sandra Crader Nadme Hovenden Mary Borba Burton Donna Burton Jud: Real Lorraune Chastain Barbara Withers Katy Ruff Joan Mello Janet Vanarsdell Linda Veale CENTER OF F Darlene Deen Mrs Duffneld CTeacherI u u . ' ' - 11 u , ' - - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 11 11. - 1 1 : 1 , , 1 1 : , , , . 1 1 . , , FIRST ROW left to rught Slttlng Bull Fowler Kenny Yonce Bull Gnffuth Delbert Davus SECOND ROW left to rlght Standing Jum Yonce Bob Parker John Hemke Gene Madron THIRD ROW left to rnght Standnng Tom Ruff Larry Lee Evans Coach Facey CQQQCIQ gg FORT JONES HIGH SCHOOL ee CQQQQLQQQQ KNEELING left to nght Buff Besoaun Ken Yonce Bull Grffuth BII STANDING Johnny LaMarr Jum Sllves Jvm Yonce John Hennke Fowler Muke Marlahan John Lally Tom Ruff Jam Evans Larry L Evans Jnm Hess Dean Crechrlou Coach Facey grae 'WA FIRST ROW lefv to rlgh! Johnny LaMarr Gene Madron John Lully Sieve Marlahan Burr Dean Crechrlou Bull Fowler Jam Hess George Lnlly THIRD ROW Larry L Evans Jum Evans Bob Parker Jnm Yonce Gary SECOND ROW Ken Yonce Tom Petruch Mr McGmms KCoachJ Make Lobnow John Hemke Jlm Sulves FORT JONES HIGH SCHOOL 1 1 1 1 I 15 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - Y, ' R! ,rl 1 , J, . 1' F -od I .. xv? W . O A L is - X .. L f 1 . g ' 1 y . f . 1 xg 1 ll I c 4 . ' V . 1,1 0'. .L ,a,',z -I .'s 2 ff' .HF 1 , 11,3-'Q nf' . ,Q .4- . , x. 1 5 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 3 A 1 1 1 1 1 I I ' I I I ' 'JV 5QaQlQQtba0f2 KNEELING left to rnghf Coach Facey .hm Yonce Bob STANDING Tom Pefrvch KManagerJ Jam Evans Lurryl. Parker Tom Ruff Jrm Silves Evans Gary Lobnow John Heunke Mnke Marlahan CManagerl Z? FORT JONES HIGH SCHOOL i v. ' VN 1 g 2 wa , : , , : , , . 1 f - , , 1 L - Q . ,1 gap , i -V xx 'N I 1 ei , , rm., CQ CQQQIQQ a 175 XJ fel X-1 -..-5 KNEELING Coach Facey Gene Madron Steve Burr Buff STANDING Tom Petnch CManagerJ John Lulfy Jnm Hess Besoam Bull Fowler Dean Crechrnou Jlm Hemke George Lnlly Mnke Marlahan lManagerJ FORT JONES HIGH SCHOOL 5 , , G Q Ho H 1 e 5 ' - ' 1 X e i . . 2 ' A i 1 px , I ty U ! ! L K 1 A -G , ,, , t fx 4 X I X QV . J H v G ,. . Colds and Qmds W MQ!! Qn 6 25:53 TI HUMAN57 CAREFUL LEFT OUT 'aff' Win11 HE D moi-E WERE T AY S 489 DELBERT 92, Wdgf f OO M 4' max FOOUNG A O LXN9 FORT JONES HIGH SCHO OL I I ' If ' 1 0 if 101,192 -I 'A ' o V T A J K W0 PPY CAMP HIGH SCHO l Ylff In Memory of LELAND EARL BARNEY CLASS OF 1957 CEQCUQIQ WILLIAM M FREEMAN VERA TOLEMAN ARTHUR FRENCH Pr nc pal Vce Pr nc pal RUBYGRACE APPLEGATE EVERETT LISLE RUTH MARE WOLF CHARLES MaCKENZIE MARIAN TURNER GILBERT WOOLWEBER arg? K, If ' E ' X Y' 'gl' ' X lf. Is 9 , 'X F ' I Q L A 4 Me, M 5 .ax 'e Qfuofwii sfff COMMUQ Student Body President Vice President 1 . Treasurer 1 5 Kami wsmzmcsn Q - nowno cuuuc Q i A WILLO DAVI Secretary BARBARA MEINERT Head Yell Leader 2nd Semester DONNA MCLANE War Whoop Representative 2nd Semester MARGIE HOU' RED HOCKADAY 5l.qAR0N BLACKFQRD HAZEL SAKOTA G.L.A. President Lettermen Representative Head yell Leader War Whoop Representative ist Semester lst SCYUSSYBI' 'C' K ..t....n,r.m-A-1-rv Q N' 2-.4 77, .Y BRUCE KIRBY ESTHER BECK ARLENE ORCUTT BOB MILLER MILTON BlACKFORD Senior Representative Senior Representative Junior Representative Sophomore Representative Freshman Representative lst Semester 2nd Semester R r r I S 1 K. . . , I : ! k Lg f 2 'K :'fNfY,'5! V .if 'Dt ee ui . xx .Qt , 'L' 1 - A . .-ff . . '4 :-.- ' ,ivy , in-XSL, . --1 -. , L Q- ' f .i affirm ..,,. V , ' ' T 'Tiki .' ,. -'i-ftfir , '-.AL , -A - igr'L'Q21f ., f ri ' TP- ff- - .-:Li A iI' 4j-gg WJ t 955+ 'Viv' . ' 5' X V ' 'S 1 V ., Q 7451 W- ' ' 4, if 'iixgfiffc 1 - , .A I -ff 4 h u 3'Lfi'?95E T I 1 Q ,.,f ,, ,, O ff-'Is KEITH JOSEPH WEINZINGER Presndenf Qcemone BRUCE KIRBY Class Represenvavuve Us? sernesverl JACQUELINE LEONA SPEEGLE Vnce President QQ CLAUDIA ANN SORENSEN Secretary Treasurer an ar Orff if 7, XS Q ESTHER AUBREY BECK Class Represenfaruve 12nd semesterb H PPY CAMP HIGH SCHOOL CQGS9 0 1957 MARGIE LEE HOLT BARBARA JEAN MArHus HAPPY CAMP HIGH SCHOOL RONALD CHARLES HOCKADAY PHYLLIS JEAN ALEXANDER CAROL ANN AUBREY if 1' ,gm-1 ROBERT ALLEN GARRISON Qezmfone JUDITH LEE RAHN WILLO AUCKLYN DAVIS DARRELL JOSEPH MQWILLIAMS is Q qi uowuo srnuus cuuuc HAPPY CAMP HIGH SCHOOL QQQQQ o 1957 WX 'Gunn THOMAS CLIFFORD HEGLER JIMMY DON DENNIS Nov Picwred: IRIS KING HAPPY CAMP HIGH SCHOOL WINONA ROSE AUBREY GARY E WHITEHOUSE DARLENE FAY PAYNE X X F 1' 'r's.. BILL HAWLEY BARBARA MEINERT 'Rt NV! xyax SHARON BLACKFORD Secretary G' BILL SOUTHARD PHYLLIS PRESCOTT -A Qopbmo CHARLES TAYLOR Presndem in GLEA DUMAN Vice Presldent CARL WISHMAN av .Q BOB MILLER Class Representatnve JIM ALLEN ARLENE AUBREY A JIM LOOTENS BETH BECKWITH if '-. X SF ALVIN WHUE SANDRA HOLESAPPLE FRANCIS Loorsns 64 ED ALLEN MARIANNE LISLE MIKE ENGLAND HAPPY CAMP HIGH SCHOOL VWORQS DIANE TITUS i 'Qi , EARL AUBREY ' J' fs' I 1 af: W rl: ,v Q X t , 91:52 , ' 4 ,Q ELSIE SASSER TED SMITH EARL JOHNSON Q gf 5 I E SANDRA ROWE 1' 9: v o LLOYD CASNER . F' - lr . ll. W 4 4 , . 4' 'Ni GARY DUSENBERRY 1'- JO' -S s I s I. J A TERRY THOMAS MARY GOODWIN WHITE .Q FV' - DON DUNLAP WALTER SPINKS e ix' I SHIRLEY DAVIS Qs. Q ' JIM ALBERS JOHN MERRITT VERNA WESTFALL PRISCILLA SAKOTA '4'Q',QJ' nomun McCANN ,W iv, S an K LYNN Pools 65 DENNIS M:CARTI'IY JUDY LINK LODENE PERRY MILTON BLACKFOIID President Vice President Sec,-,guy Class Represeniative QUIQQMMQM Loy com, GLENDA Hines snuusv Munson CUWDIA MGCUNCY nfl ' I ' 5 1 D 'b x my W ' L BILL TAYLOR JACK GR it AVES QR FRED MULKEY sumcne oooowm oenms MILLER CLASS OF e!N5 i .IOYCE WEBB TERRY MILLER SHIRLEY HOBBS BRUCE SIMPSON K' RAY WOOD V' Y . og 1 Lf' P ' 'N E? M. ' I Q 4'-w- - , 'un I W ,. V f , 9' . 1- E NY u .M C6 91 4' s, , J - - b - 1 . Rf U i i l 'Y , CLASS OF K '5'dlrf BOB WEINZINGER President DONNA MAANE ARLENE ORCUTT Secretary Class Represemahve MVILOKQ RAY wAssoN wAuY oucurr JOHN CASNER MARY JANE REESE ruvuls Klum? H A P P Y CA HAZEI. SAKOTA Vuce Presudent 1? Blll. WOOD Lsonsussn MP HIGH SCHOOL I Sa .l F- . . ag? 4 f' E, , , ' Z E 4. ' 5 'T L , . , CQ SANDRA HOl.ESAPPlE lbra MARGIE HOLT PHYLLIS ALEXANDER ID' HAZEI. SAKOTA WlllO DAVIS JUDY RAHN JACKIE SPEEGLE CUSTODIAN MR GEORGE VANCE Qggi Qmgg A W 9 lam mmm ,. ag' D 1 AM Q KEITH WEINZINGER Editor MRS. APPLEGATE Advisor HAZEI. SAKOTA Co-Editor DONNA MclANE Asst. Bus. Mgr. -.X in-r QNMQ U is ARLENE ORCUTT Assistant Editor RED HOCKADAY Business Manager Qu SHIRLEY HOBBS Art Editor QASEC1 BOB WEINZINGER BRUCE KIRBY Sports Editor Assist. Bus. Mgr. GLEA DUMAN Snaps Editor CAROL AUE KEITH WEINIINGER CWM CWM Left to rught Esther Beck Claudua Sorensen Margee Holt and Donna McLane MRS APPLEGATE Left to rlght Claudia Sorensen Hazel Sakota and Donna McLane 91515341 WINONA AUBREY JUDY RAHN wx Y . T. , , Y 2,3 xx j ..- . , W r A I 4 , 'I , v I: FIRST SEMESTER - BACK ROW: Bob Miller, Howard Clark, Jim Dennis. Holt. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Toleman, Barbara Meinert, Beth Beckwith SECOND ROW: Jackie Speegle, Willo Davis, Phyllis Alexander, Margie and Arlene Orcutt. C. Q. 93 A ,Ari wk SECOND SEMESTER - BACK ROW: Mrs. Toleman fadvisorl, Arlene Orcuti, Charles Taylor, Willo Davis, Bob Miller, Glea Duman, Lynn Poole, Beth Beckwith, lackie Speegle. FRONT ROW: Terry Miller, Bruce Simpson, Barbara Meinerf. HAPPY CAMP HIGH SCHOOL 'PF RED HOCKADAY President Q,-,-...f HAIR SAKOTA KEITH WEINZINGER Secretary Treasurer Vlce Presudent BACK ROW Bull Hawley Bob Weunzunger Jnm Loofens Tom Hegler Barbara Mennerf Terry Thomas Lloyd Casner Francus Lootens Jnm Aller Ray Wasson Bob Garruson Kenh Wennzmger Coach Woolweber Red Hoclraday FRONT ROW Jum Denms Ray Woods John Mermt SECOND ROW Jackae Speegle Bob Muller Charles Taylor Lynn Poole Woods Esther Beck Wally Orcult Ray Barney PPY CAMP HIGH SCHOOL 73 It 0 5 BACK ROW, left to right: Arlene Orcutf, Barbara Mathus, Winona gate Cadvisorl, Willo Davis, and Phyllis Alexander. Aubrey, Margie Holi, Carol Aubrey, Garoldean Woodcock, Mrs. Apple- FRONT ROW, left to right: Mary Jane Reese, Phyllis Klurnp, Judy Rahn. MARGIE HOU' President ' x 5, HAZEL SAKOTA Vice President r L73 ,Fu . BARBARA MEINERT i !I ,LJ I Secretary-Treasurer Ph-.., BACK ROW, left to right: Shirley Munson, Blanche Goodwin, Muriel Bridenstine, Phyllis Prescott, Elsie Sasser, Fraincis Stovall, Bobbie Sasser. SECOND ROW: Marianne Lisle, Mary Goodwin, Beth Beckwith, Judy Link, Lodene Perry, Claudia McClincy, Sandra Rowe, Diane Titus, Pris- cilla Sakota, Glenda Hines. THIRD ROW: Verna Westfall, and Arlene Aubrey. FRONT ROW: Joyce Webb, Shirley Hobbs, Sharon Blackford, Barbara Meinert, Sandra Holesapple, and Shirley Davis. Q 7 bbw adj Left to rcght Arlene Orc it Claudua Sorenson Donna McLane Ha I Sak ta E th Beck Barbara Mathus INZET Mary Jane Reese Ze O S er ,- , JACKIE SPEEGLE and HOWARD CLARK . , f, 5 Q V 5 , ' ' ' J V , a A 52? V N ' .7 , K Sw A , ' - ' W f- fx ' Y. 5 X i I b 5 A N w , .N , ' A ' 7 'e'a , ,fx PPY CAMP HIGH SCHOOL 75 KNEELING, left to right: Charles Taylor, Red Hockaday, and Bill-Hawley. STANDING, left to right: Tom Hegler, Jim Lootens, Leon Sasser, Bob Weinzinger, and Ed Allen 65 99 KNEELING, left to right: Francis Lootens, Jim Allen, and Bill Wood. STANDING, left to right: Pete Casner, Bill Taylor, Buz Poole, Bob Miller, and Wally Orcuft. CQQQIQQHJQQQ ACTION! BACK ROW: Jim Lootens, Leon Sasser, Ed Allen, and Charles Taylor. FRONT ROW: Gary Dusenberry, Ronald McCann, Jim Allen. VETERANS BACK ROW, left to right: John Merritt, Bob Miller, Jim Lootens, Bill Hawley, Bob Weinzinger. FRONT ROW: Red Hockaday, Bill Wood, Wally Orcutt. POTENTIAL LETTERMEN BACK ROW, left to right: Francis Lootens, Ed Allen, Leon Sasser, Barton Southard, Ray Wasson, Don Dunlap. SECOND ROW: Loy Conrad, Jim Allen, Wilbur Strait, James Albers, Bruce Simp- son, Buz Poole, Gary Dusenberry, Fred Mulkey, Dennis Miller. KNEELING, left to right: Ray Wood, Jack Graves, Milton Blackford, Terry Miller, Dennis McCarthy, Ted Smith, Terry Thomas, and Bill Taylor. Ly.-'w Rl 5 14, 3 r. .,,. 1 , V E . ' .1617 .. ' ' 7 9 J ., 4 ' , . rx , .Q av' 4 A , .1 , ,- , N , J 5 Q Q. , -E ,X ' ,. . Q I 14. .' em N A W1 - alfa ' ' s fu' Q , J ' .1 A ' M , I,-' W1 i sos wemzmcsn mu. woon RAY WOOD a, .Al 1 7. 3 TERRY THOMAS COACH WOOLWEBER AND BUZ POOLE, MANAGER ' 1 W 5Q1Q,,, A in Q V V ,E , B- ,ss N, ag 'jfs I A Yr A 9-Q VOLLEY BALL QMS VOLLEYBALL HAPPY CAMP HIGH SCHOOL Qponte -,,,.,,,...n-n-w'..vf' MARCHING MARCHING HAPPY cAMP HIGH SCHOOL v -f,,,- ' ' , ,.eg,g:,,1, ,-A. a .,. , L , J, ,, . ,Wk . , 'ix -4 xxx'-4 19.4.6 ., A--.Af .g,,F K ,Q .. N- K.: ww-1' ' ' 1 ,, +A:- 1- ffwa. ,UN ,,f 1,2 ' 'A' x CUM iQQaolQfi9 ll I X L A f 7' W ' x . P I f he Na- My I KU gg, +R r 1. ,, Q Q W' l -. T A f 'T' x 5 A I -if If fl, 3 5 is ua asm: Y L my In dl- I I Hazel Sakota, Sharon Blackford Qheadl, and Barbara Meinert f 1 X -. X px ,, 1 7 1 7 QV A 'Sf Q 6 Q fl 'V I' 4 A 'Q ' .K ,yy x if ft ' ,D ' -l . 'L '-1 -5 4 ' X its it A .XX lll l lg: ' L y Q : A X ,L i Q Ll i l 5 ' ll. l xv' I 'll Ill I ' fl 1 V il I .. ' v gil' FRONT ROW, left to right: Shirley Hobbs, Phyllis Prescott, Garoldean Woodcock, Verna Westfall, Shirley Davis, Diane Titus, Priscilla Sakota, and Elsie Sasser. SECOND ROW: Myra Webb, Judy Link, Bobbie Sasser, Frances Stovall, Lodene Perry, Mary Jane Reese, Phyllis Klump, and Sandra Rowe. THIRD ROW: Blanche Goodwin, Mary Goodwin, We X v 1-Q . 'AQIMY'-' Beth Beckwith, Judy Rahn, Donna McLane, Barbara Meineft, Sandra Holesapple, and Glenda Hines. BACK ROW: Muriel Bridenstine, Mari- anne Lisle, Sharon Blackford, Jackie Speegle, Phyllis Alexander, Willo Davis, Margie Holt, Arlene Orcutt, and Shirley Munson. 4 1 U 4 i CF2cimcl Q l - 2 in ,f 1- X A R5 I i 'ff if x 194 BACK ROW, left to right: Mr, MacKenzie Iteacberl, Bob Weinzinger, Ray Wasson, Barbara Meineri, Bill Hawley, Bob Miller, Charles Taylor Jackie Speegle, Ted Smith, Lynn Poole, Francis Lootens. SECOND ROW: FRONT ROW: Bruce Simpson, Dennis Miller, Mike England, Terry Muller QQQ Cflub 0 I l 6 4 of ...Q tina BACK ROW, left vo right, Verna Wesffall, Arlene Aubrey, Sharon Black- ford, Margie Holt, Jackie Speegle, Carol Aubrey, Torn Hegler, SECOND ROW: Mr, MacKenzie iveacberl, Lodene Perry, Judy Link, Barbara T ' Dillard grave Q 'lb' 'Al l r Mavlws, Winona Aebrey, Bobbie Sasser. FRONT ROW: Judy Ralwn, Shirley Hobbs, Glenda Hines, Myra Webb, Darlene Payne. gAvCfil!ifiQ9 LETTERMEN BANQUET COSMETOLOGY ,X SPEECH CONTEST FINALISTS Left to right: Mary Jane Reese, Willo Davis, Jackie Speegle nouns: PROGRESS Fr 'QQ .954- mi-K s-.3 3' no ,W W96 -ff' ,J ' !Q'Al.frr1-fkdvx, 'W' F MM ra 1 F4 ...Aww 11-Jvouu--.9-. PPY CAMP HIGH SCHO .fiat CY P W , , - in 3 - . ' 4 W g , .8 ' ' Q , 'A A 1 ' f 'fm' L .a .. K -J' K ' mv 6 3 , , ' f W N , 'M qi 5 , 1 3' ' 'Q , N ' ' ' ' , H 1 u P . 3 ' J 1155 ,J-I j -f , . L +45 L' - mfs- Bl -M A xg, 3 ff , 0 ' N Q V Q , . Y it b . J 2 X ' K 1 - , ' s K T- , s F' v 'N' f ' Q- ga , 1 - ' 45 1 Q i Q 1- ' ' 4 ' Q X k fs ' 'Ls I V, Q iff . f .g S ,A ' J ' I 5- ', A . K -e:,4:4,,,M M Q 9 I +L., W , ,J fi Ti: ' 0 L 85 in as 'W kj MQ! MM? Wi Cr T J' Q., 5 'Ck Q 1 W s.. .5 no L-Flin HAPPY CAMP HIGH SCHO Ol. 2 N ff A 'A P ,f f -' H QU P w J , -Q . V ' ' . All , V K' l in . g 3 1 , . 1 mam, 4 1: I x bg J P-x . 1 X r Q , W5 , . , . N! Y 4 6' 2 U Ahvk N i, ' ' 'Ml if' 5 P, ,Qi A it P 8 V v wk P ' ' i , A kt It H0 v m u A A lgffi X 'f ,ws W 4 F X P A x A X J 6 , ' Y 'an M , 1 , W My W .I .Vx . . , P ,. Po , 'f ' . K- ,1- A, - J LN :N W I , vt 5 -wh N ' W 5 ' , ?A!.rmf I g t A-41 PK J g ' - ,H Lf: U 98 vs P iff' .A v 4 A ' 1 Y ' ' ' 1 ' A ' r 01,02 12 A I - o O P ? ' A A I f N ' eff' cCLOUD HIGH SCHO ,A .- , 4 ' , 79 5 - ., vw ' A CHARLES R GREEN Prmcupal T' QEQCUQEH M, 'T 'w 43 '- Q 4-f-'E v 1 '. ,pug-JN 10 '7 Oi 'tang 1 1 ,I . E 1 ' r Wt - . 'V' .X4-..1,'Q' Av- 0' I 4 , f 1-5, ' '15-I 75? so V t 1 f ss. EDWINA WINSLOW HARRY E. HICKLIN MARTHA BEMROD C U S T O D I A N S A 1 V , 1 In , , 2 K e g y K 'fs - ,t ,SCHOOL i l 4' T I it f ,mg N-uf, , T Q ' 3 Y -, ,.,: 3 y y 5 e :Q Y , ELIZABETH K. HUNT We know that teachers mean well, but to students, often teachers and custodians are a necessary evil. The way the teachers pile on the work, anyone would think we have nothing better to do than study! We have many useful and interesting things to do, and studies often interfere with our pursuit of happi- ness. The night of a big basketball game, for instance, they all assign a test for the next day. The bus driver is not too considerate either. He will not hold the bus for us even if we are only an hour late, more or less. McCLOUD HIGH SCHOOL JOE IACONIS, ROY PETTEY Then there is the teacher that tells us in class to be quiet and study, but stands there talking all period! Others ask if we have any questions and do not wait to find out, but keep right on talking. At such times we would like to say, Let thy words be few. But as long as we are in school, we shall have to bear our burdens. Despite all the inconveniences we may be caused, we shall look back on our high school days with gratitude to those adults who reach out to help teenagers up the steep road of learning. 91 QIMOIQIAI COUIICIQ .4 23 ' PRESIDENT MICHAEL CATTUZZO FRESHMAN CLASS PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT DAVID BRICKELL COMMISSIONER OF SOCIAL AFFAIRS SECRETARY CAROLE HESTON PRESIl'I 'NT OF GIRLS LEAGUE TREASURER PAT Moons mm sem-wen PRESIDENT OF BLOCK M PAULA FRIDAY ISecond Semesterl SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT KENNY GOATES JUNIOR CLASS PRESIDENT MARY HUFFMAN HEAD YELL LEADER BOYS REPRESENTATIVE BOYS ATHLETIC MANAGER , RICHARD OLOVSON WANDA WARNER VIRGINIA WEIS MICKEY BRINGLE RONNIE CASELLI BOB FARENTINOS EMILIE IACONIS SOPHOMORE CLASS PRESIDENT ALEX FABBRINI ADVISORS MRS AHLSTROM MR GREEN AND MR RAY The Student Councll IS the Iegnslatnve body of the school organlzed to super vlse the actlvvtses of the student body The members are outstanding students and are active In extracurrucular affairs socaal and athletlc They help promote school splrlt by Ieadung an school actuvmes MCCLOUD HIGH SCHOOL o , fb I X . 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I - , . glue Clasp ol CQQ1uQl1olslttp As we the Class of 1957 patlently await gradu atuon we can recollect varlous experuences we shared wuth friends and fellow classmates When we first walked down the halls of McCloud Hugh School tlme was standang stall Now as we are about to leave many of us wlsh we had not wasted much preclous tnme But we have learned a great deal un our four years not only from teachers In and out of classes but from everyday experlences wuth our fellow classmates as well As freshmen we took our nnrtnatuon luke good sports and It was well we dad because later we were treated strange new environment some of us managed to partncupate In school actnvmes such as sports band pep club and those of the CSF and the Honor Roll Our second year we were rught at home and knew gust how to welcome the green freshmen We lnltnated them wuth all due ceremony Beung upperclassmen was an excltung expernence In our lunlor year we purchased our class rrngs I dustruously we worked to put on our lunlor play The Boarding House Reach For our Juntor Prom we McCLOUD HIGH SCHOOL decorated the gymnaslum In a wlnter scene to carry out the theme of Sleigh Rude Another hlghlnght of our lunuor year was the Junlor Sensor Banquet where we bade farewell to the senlors with the theme Moments to Remember Toward the end of our lunuor year when the sensors took thenr sneak day we had a chance to pannt our numerals We had such fun that we went back the next nlght Thus was a costly mistake because we pannted on some of the forbidden spots so that the next day Mr Green had us scrape and scrub off palnt from the east and west srdes of the dance hall as we continue to work together Our class play One Wald Nnght was a huge success As the White and Gold goes to press we are stull waltnng for sneak day and the Senior Ball to wind up four happy years of work and fun together Each year went faster than the last and now we say Farewell' a word that must be and hath been A sound whuch makes us llnger yet farewell' We shall remember always though the clasp of friendship of our teachers and classmates O O . ' l , . . ,, ,, I I ' ' I ' I to a dance. After we adapted ourselves to the Our senior year is proving to be most enioyable I . I . ' I I r ' ' . ' I ' r ' I I-1 ' ' ' . n- ' ' 5 -- . I I I - u ' ' ' QIIIOIIS KENNETH GOATES President A close mouth catches no flies. MICHAEL BRINGLE Vlce-President Hang sorrow! Care wlll kill a cat,' EMILIE IACONIS Secretary Many waters cannot quench love, neither can the floods drown it. LOIS Al-ILENSTORF Treasurer My Idea of an agreeable person is a person who agrees with me. ICQ 'Ei 'W GZ? EL. rf' 'Iyar' Q.-.wwf 'U ji ' 1 1 Q ', IRENE BAIZA ARMISTICE BORTOLIN DAVID BRICKELL A mind not to be chang'd by place or t ne I have not slept one wink. The cautious seldom make rnlstakes 94 cCLOUD HIGH SCHO 1957 MICHAEL CATTUZZO I never knew so young a body with so old a head. JAMES CHAMBERLAIN 'Nothing to do but work, nothing to eat but food. ROBERT CLARO Everything's funny as long as it's happening to someone else. MELVIN COSSAIRT The first in banquet, but the last in fight. is r4 'R '...Lf' RICHARD ECKERT ROBERT FRANTZ To love the beautiful, to desire the good, He s nvar ably n a hurry to do the best. McClUUD HIGH scHooL QQl1iol9 CHARLOTTE GOATES She is pretty to walk with and witty to talk with. MARGARET GRADY My heart is warm with the friends l make. BOB GREEN 'All great men are deadg I feel ill myself. JUDY l-lAN5O,N The ioy of youth and health her eyes dlsplay'd. 'WF C. 'gm i f 'Q M' Pl-llLLlP HOERTLING LEON HOLYFIELD FRANKIE HUFFMAN A rolling stone gathers no VHOSSAH YOU wsh to b a good w :ter r te Let ot your hee t be toubled 96 'I am never merry when I heart sweet music.' 1957 RAOUL JULIEN After a storm comes a calm. ,duf- kg' MIKE KEEGAN Our youth we can have but today. V50 CLAYTON KITCHELL Where's the cook? GARY LAMBERT ?rx A-J' 1:-sr SHIRLEY MILANI MARIAN NAWMAN Laughter is not a bad beginning for a friend- We are never so happy or unhappy as we ship, and it is the best ending for one. imagine. McCLOUD HIGH SCHOOL 'f 'u-1' 'UFS' JOHN OVERSTREET l'lI try anythlng once. Q,QmionQ MARY PELLEGRINO Friendship often ends in lovep bu friendship-never. BERNIE PENTON Say it with f1owers. CHARLOTTE POINTER Learned and fair and good. ELAINE PROTHERO 'Building castles in the air. 05: Q-s.,,.,of EUGENE WCC' LavADA ROBERTS CARL RQTH Love is a kind of warfare B d , 1 1 .. GERTRUDE SENIGAR ellis . is-f Gentle of speech, beneflcent of mmd. BOBBY SMALLING Let every man mind his own business .ai .OUN JUDY THOMAS Laugh and Ihe world laughs wiih youg weep and you weep aIone. CELIA VAN KEUREN Life is a game that must be played. OC' ? TQ. ani ff LUCILLE VAN KEUREN VIRGINIA WEIS ROGER ZANOTTO lf you have an itch for success, keep The busy world and I shall ne'er agree. Hpmed for 95,151 3 ledges' man scratching. McCLOUD HIGH SCHOOL QIIQIIIIQ Cast Qlraclows It was the fall of 1977 when I arrlved In McCloud from Chlcago After Bobby Smalllng landed the cos molet at the McCloud Alrport he and his stewardess Lols Ahlenstorf told me that the best place to eat was at Judy Thomass Rancho Room On my way to the Rancho I was almost run down by a laundry truck drrven by Kenny Goates As Kenny passed me I notnced that the slgn on the side of the truck sand Vurglnla Weus Drlp Dry Diaper Servrce Later as I was passing near the hosputal I met Carole Glll who IS a nurse there She told me she was at the tlme a special nurse for John Overstreet McCloud s best cop I also learned that Emulne laconls had glven blrth to twnns the day before and Elaune and Bob Claro wnth thenr chuldren are on vacatuon IH Florida As we approached the theatre we heard the fa mrllar beat of drums Gary Lambert was puttrng on play One Wooley Evening starrlng LaVada Roberts and Duck Eckert Luckily I managed to see the last act of the matunee Then I went unto the court house and there was Judge Gertrude Senlgar collectmg a fine from Robert Frantz for drlvlng too slow In hrs let propelled car The next case was over an oul dlspute Attorney Melvln Cossalrt was pleading for the famous Texas mllllonalre Armlstuce Bortolln Bernie Penton from Penton Kennels came In and was arguing with Dog Catcher Carl Roth Carl clalms that one of Bernles Mexican Chlhuahuas had bitten htm I heard that Bob Green as Pruncupal of the McCloud Hugh School Mickey Brlngle the coach and Michael Cattuzzo us assnstant coach I dropped In to vrsnt them 100 and there I saw Luculle Van Keuren homemakung teacher and Shvrley Mllanl Englush teacher who told me that Charlotte Polnter and James Chamberlarn are the chefs at Pondosa and Clayton Kitchell IS the head baker La er I went unto the Snack Bar and there were Judy Hanson and Charlotte Goates Judy sand they are doing a great busmess now that they own the place Charlotte told me that Margaret Grady has finally reached her goal She IS the only lady steeple lack that has worked for the clty of McCloud Also I was told that Davnd Brrckell had worked his way up to Manager of the McCloud Store As I was leaving I saw Raoul Jullen who was home on leave from the Navy He told me that Mary Pellegrlno owner of the Clean and Spotless Cleaner had lent hum one of her new cars Just then Phnlllp Hoertlung came down the street for the new get propelled vacuum cleaner but that Roger Zanotto IS hrs rlval rn sellnng them Phllllp gets around He told me that Leon Holyfleld has a florist shop and a newspaper and Eugene RICCI IS hrs man about town reporter Irene Banza rs a very prominent buslness woman In New York with Marran Nawman as her secretary Frankle Huffman owns the Pay More See Less Theatre In Yreka he continued and Mrchael Keegan IS now top ace In the Aur Force It was wonderful to revlslt my old home town and see so many of my classmates but I could not stay because I had to catch the next let gomg north slnce I had a flght scheduled for that nlght I Cella Van Keuren World s Famous Lady Wrestler McCLOUD HIGH SCHOOL I . . . - I . . .I . I I I . I , . . I 4 . ' I I . . . . . , . ,, . . . . . - . . ,, I - ' , . . I . I . I . . . ' I I I ' D . the in-between-acts of the latest McCloud Community He told me that he was doing a good iob as salesman H - ,. . . 1 1 ' . , . I . I - ' . . . - I . I . I . I , I . . . I . . . . , . . . . I . I . . I 2 . I I . . . . . , . , , . 'sv wld . : 4 - If? QQ' 5- FRONT ROW, l. to r.: A. Wheeler, P. Moore, C. Heston, Y. Pellegrino, J, Hyatt, J. Nelson, J. Baldini, P. Friday, R. Smith, F. Jolly. SECOND ROW, l. to r.: R, Sarti, D. Lofthus, Nlrs. Ahlstrom CAdvisorJ, A. Mendenhall, S. Lung, V. Hollingsworth, W. Warner, J. Davis, L. Zanotto, D. Beem. timoh Clase OFFICERS Left to right: P. Friday, secretary, R. Caselli, vice-president, M. Huff- man, president, R. Srnith, treasurer. :W I . J n ff ' ' .M .... gugfgsg, .3 .ff . ski A fs, , V ef':.,,., , . 1 K 2 ' ' ,,,,t ' , rf: .f - . I Qgtwf - .X McCLOUD HIGH SCHOOL .z ,- '-4 C. . ' e 1 Q a 4 5, J. H- T' -, 3- ..!... x THIRD ROW, l. to r.: R. Pointer, D. Sullivan, D. Wellman, J. Edwards, M. Palmer, E. Brinser, J. Murphy, C. Jones, M. Huffman, B. Barron, D. Stone. FOURTH ROW, I. to r.: D. Seem, B. Thomas, B. Farentinos, M. Norris, J. Franklin, R. Caselli, T. Phillips, R. Marin, R. Guymon, W. Eggert, Mr. Kersten CAdvisorJ. EYE LIGHTS EYE IN GOOD FRIENDSHIP We, the Junior Class, have worked hand in hand during the past three years, heading toward our final goal. The first big event of this year for us was our Prom, which was held on December 20. For our theme we selected White Christmas. A large crowd enjoyed the dance with us. Some of us find working on the White and Gold quite an education in writing, which really calls for thinking. As we go to press we look forward to putting on our class play and eye lights eye as we discuss plans for the last big event of this year the Junior Senior Banquet We look forward to next year when in good friend ship we hope to continue our high school career F 02 FRONT ROW, I. to r.: S. Srnalling, B, Hanson, J. Willis, P. Thornburg, R. Oieda, G. Fisher, C. Fiora, C. Garcia, S. Mangone, L. Harmeyer, L. Galli. SECOND ROW, I. to r.: J. Snyder, A. Zanotto, J. Baldini, A. Salmon, B. Abell, D. Dais, C. Huffman, C. Julien, S. Keegan, R. Jordan. Qoplioliicm Class If is a comfort for the unfortunate to have companions in woe. Since the freshmen were a woeful sight on the first day of school, we sophomores decided to make their initiation as pleasant as possible. We are sure they enjoyed performing their initiation ordeals as much as we enjoyed laughing at them in their ridicu- lous positions. That same night, we showed them our true friendly feeling by giving them a welcome dance. Many of our classmates have been represented on the CSF and the Honor Roll. Quite a few of the boys are very good athletes. Although we have immensely enioyed our sopho- more year, we are looking forward to becoming upper- classmen. We realize we will have to work harder in our classes because the subiects will be more difficult, but we shall be able to take part, too, in more extra curricular activities. 1 . M.. ' K ww D ' FS 17 ' agus. . K, E f . -3 THIRD ROW, l. to r.: Mrs. Hunt CAdvisorJ, R. Sarti, M. Bonneville, J. Pace, S. DeClusin, J. Heidrich, E. Muma, F. Mason, P. Hamilton, M. Johnson. FOURTH ROW, l, to r.: K. Causley, R. Grady, L. Tallerico, R. Smith, C. Long, R. Phillips, A. Fabbrini, R. Chappell, G. Black, Mr. Tomlinson tAdvisorl. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: R. Oieda, brini, president, B. Abell, treasurer Knot picturedj. 4- 'Q McClOUD HIGH SCHOOL vice-president, C. Garcia, secretary, A. Fab- JR .H g V 'V FRONT ROW, l. to r.: B. Ralls, M. Frisk, D. Franklin, S. Memeo, S. Brick- THIRD ROW, l. to r.: Mrs. Moore Cadvisorl, P. Marin, K. Hollingsworth, ell, M. Baldi, D. Sullivan, D. Gill, D. Hanson, C. Weston. M, Verdi, P. Glover, N. Sportsman, J. Engelking, K. Dragoo, B. Heston, SECOND ROW, l. to r.: E. Wheeler, D. Newman, M. Wright, M. Jones, J. Hickman, B. Lambert. V. Huffman, A. Roth, P. Goates, J. Long, V. McCollum, C. Franklin, FOURTH ROW, l. to r.: N. Lanquist, W. Wion, G. Gross, D. Brickell, Mr. Cattuzzo ladvisorl. L. Hyatt, L. Huffman, K. Cossairt, J. Brunelli, D. Brunelli, G. Welch, Qijficesliiiiciii Class From quiet homes and first beginnings out to the undiscovered ends. R. Rossi. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: V. Huffman, treasurer, M. Frisk, secretary, R. Olov- son, president, R. Rossi, vice-president. This year we freshmen started out from quiet homes to discover iust what high school is about. We trembled at the sight of the huge reception group in front of the ........l high school that memorable September day. But the sophomores turned out to be friendly, even cluring the freshmen initiation and especially at the dance in the evening. As soon as possible we elected the class officers to lead us. Freshmen boys went out for sports, while the girls played volleyball, baseball and relay tournaments. S. We are represented also on the CSF and the Honor Roll. Leaving no undiscovered freshman regions behind, we are looking forward to becoming sophomores and to discovering new ends. MCCLOUD HIGH SCHOOL 10 MERIT SCHOLARSHIP TESTS ,av rs- g W SPRING, I956. SEATED: S. Miller, D. Brickell, L. Tallerico, P. Friday, J. Willis, J. Edwards, Mrs. Ahl- strom ladvisorj. STANDING: Mr. Cattuzzo Kadvisorl, P. Hamilton. SPRING T956 FIRST ROW R C Heston SECOND ROW V W CSF-FALL SEMESTER 'I956-1957 Barbara Abell, Mary Baldi, David Brickell, Ronnie Caselli, S Michael Cattuzzo, Paula Friday, Paul Hamilton, Mary Huffman, Vicki Huffman, Jo Ellen Long, Stephany Memeo, Sandra Miller, Marian Nawman, Rita Oieda, Donita Sullivan, Louie Tallerico, Judy Willis. HONOR ROLL-FALL STEMESTER 1956-'I957 Melton Bonneville, Susan Brickell, Kaye Causley, Kath- leen Dragoo, Dick Eckert, Jean Edwards, Alex Fabbrini, Donna Franklin, Jim Franklin, Marianne Frisk, Charlotte Goates, Bob Green, Jo Ann Heidrich, Bill Heston, Carol Heston, Leon Holyfield, Carol Huffman, Robert Jordan, Gary Lambert, Norman Lanquist, Carl Long, Richard Marin, Shirley Milani, Pat Moore, Edith Muma, Gene Ricci, Lucille Van Keuren, Wanda Warner, Dennis Well- man, Loretta Zanotto. :,,-,- Caselli D Eckert W Warner R Oieda eis M Newman M Hufiman J Davis F Jolly R Jordan THIRD ROW C Long G Lambert M Cattuzzo D Qlaloiioi CQOQQ .T FIRST ROW G Lambert E Ricci S Milani D Brickell SECOND ROW B Green D Eckert M Cattuzzo, J Thomas C. Roth, L. Holyfield, L. Van Keuren STANDING Mr Cattuzzo 46 251 292537 St 2 I FIRST ROW: C. Jones, J. Thomas, W. Warner, M. Pellegrino, Miss Winslow Cadvisori. SECOND ROW: E. Brinser, J. Hyatt, G. Senigar, L. Zanotto, R. Smith, Mrs. Moore Cadvisori. THIRD ROW: W. Eggert, C. Gill, M. Palmer, M. Huffman, M. Keegan. The students pictured here have all been McCloud High School delegates. Those interested in human relation- ship problems volunteer to attend the annual YMCA Con- ference. The delegates to the Richardson Springs Con- ference, iunior and senior girls, share several days with other groups of girls. They exchange ideas on their prob- lems and entertain each other with original skits. Boys' and Girls' State representatives, selected from the Junior Class, attend a state-wide meeting in Sacramento learning about government. All students report very favorably on their experiences as delegates. RICHARDSON SPRINGS STANDING: Mrs. Moore, Miss Winslow Kadvisorsl. FRONT: V. Weis, C. Fill, S. Milani. s.....,.. , lv CIJJUICJI if N 5' 1 C9059 QtatQ B. GREEN, M. cfntuzzo 2. i y 105 ww . ff' 5 'Q 1 If f if f.. -....,-W.-....w. 5 E 5 F x g . 5 , ,Q s Wk 'J in .,, 1-,Il v ,1 .. 5. 1, Q5 :ui Ye ', ' , . 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' 5. i 'V J If - - Q , Eh ag: A E II il ' A ll!- ,r ,9- wx? 4 I I Al AX 0 3 I 1 Vi ri.2!1?lClllt X1 A 4 fi Gm wttlt tltQ CDQIIQQ FIRST ROW P Fruday S Mangone E Rnccn R Zanotto M Cat SECOND ROW G Lambert P Hamlton B Thomas R Sam tuzzo R Jordan STANDING Mr Hncklnn K Dragoo C Roth L Talleruco AT PIANO S Mulam QQWIIIQIQ MUSIC MAKERS Over the past three years the McCloud Hugh School band has been growing steadnly and now there are forty two members We are happy to have Mr Harry Hlcklln wlth us agaan as musuc dlrector The officers are Gene Ruccl presldent Mlckey Brlngle vlce prestdent and Trevor Phnlllps secretary The band made Its first public appearance of the year at a fall Parent Teacher Assocuataon meetung and the dance band at a meetlng of the McCloud Service Club Afall concert was presented the McCloud Hugh School band Dance Band and the Chorus and the McCloud Elementary School Band all partlclpatung In the program Several band and chorus members also attended the Slsklyou County Music Cllnac In Duns munr on December 8 On the calendar for sprung are the sprung concert and the Srsknyou County Festaval and the Northern Callfornla Festlval to be held In Chuco or Reddsng McCl0UD HIGH SCHOOL 09 1 - h I - f - ' .1 - I - ' : . , . i , . , . ', , 1 KNEELING: F. Jolly. STANDING: C. Flora, J. Baldini, M. Baldi. . . . . . G . ' ' I I . I . - . I . . I ' - . . . I ' l I f L CWMQ and QQQQI I r A .5 f K 33 ., J Q 4 . ,E . 5 , I xxx ,-1 1.5, R g A M 1' Xf7'ffi1?' 7 f?' .Q , .f f f A ' -r A 4 74 5 ,if '- f Q k ' A f , ,V x ii . 3, gf Y -W -. I, gy, -ia, -54 1 ,- 'NQZ ' fx 1 .4 5.91. E E ,f-535 , ' - 3 . V. fifg iff if-' vi 1 '- , ,-4 f f A ww N fu .'9'55T7i'f Aw, N lf ' . 1 1 f. v ,kv YWMW- :9,w,,,,k , was sv f... , -Jinx f ,LV ,-14 - of , MM' ' 'M f-r L- My - - .. f'qdyY, ,Awww .. x W vas. S' ' Q ff . Aggvfgs' 1.5 ' f 33,35 4 , W, K, 1: 11131 A fi f .'?e5:1gfsS?-13? , K 1, v R wgy ' g ei A V '5f:mS -iii: i.-if ' QMS? . , x, 'Ng' .jgfif 2 - Q Y if , wig' 1 ' Pi. -v, .1 ,,' 1 . V ,. M, 1 ' 341' ix-A M . gffffi' .1 'QA . 1 ,f 'F ' Q49 31 ,gs : ' 1 1 N, K he K ,M , 2, A 1 reg H 3523, , K I , . 3 qv W .g,f:',f- 4 ? X fr' f 1-ff-.-Txwes 5 . , fri: xi' '21 ' Lf- 6. ' 1? 'K iM'i'5?E'f-E69 Val? 2 J 2 SENIORS - FIRST ROW: E. Prothero, M. Baiza, E. Iaconis, M. THIRD ROW: C. Van Keuren, L. Van Keuren, C. Goates, G. Seni- Pellegrino, S. Milani, I. Baiza. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ahlstrom, gar, J. Hanson, J. Thomas, C. Pointer. B. Penton, V. Weis, M. Nawman, M. Grady, C. Gill, L. Roberts. Qinlg Cpliggical Qducalioli JUNIORS - FIRST ROW: L. Zanotto, P. Moore, C. Jones, J. Hyatt, Y. Pellegrino, F. Jolly, J. Murphy, J. Edwards. THIRD ROW: M J. Nelson, J. Davis, R. Smith, C. Heston. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Palmer, E. Brinser, P. Friday, M. Huffman, A. Mendenhall, A Bemrod, W. Warner, J. Baldini, S. Lung, V. Hollingsworth, Wheeler, D. Beem. I I SOPHOMORES - FIRST ROW: B. Hanson, P. Thornburg, C. Flora, THIRD ROW: C. Huffman, C. Julien, K. Causley, R. Oieda, J. C. Garcia, G. Fisher, B. Abell, D. Dais. SECOND ROW: J. Baldini, Willis, A. Zanotfo, A. Salmon. S. Keegan, S. Smalling, J. Heidrich, E. Murna, Mrs. Ahlsfrom. Qinle, Cpligeical Qducalioi FRESHMEN.- FIRST ROW: M. Balcli, M, Frisk, P. Goales, D.Glover, M. Wrighl, V. McCollum, Mrs, Bemrod. THIRD ROW Franklin, S. Merneo, M. Jones, K. Hollingsworth, D. Sullivari.B. Ralls, E. Wheeler, D. Newman, J. Engelking, N. Sportsman SECOND ROW: S. Brickell, A. Roth, M. Verdi, K. Dragoo, P.J. Long, V. HufTman. H3 L 2 ' 3 1 Y , ,.. 5 . 3 , 4 31 'QS rug... 135'--. 4 FA 3 FIRST ROW: B. Green, D. Eckerf, A. Borlolin, B. Claro, M. Bringle. Yinos, R. Julien THIRD ROW: C. Roth, L. Holyfleld, Mr. Kersien SECOND ROW: R. Caselli, D. Brickell, E. Ricci, M. Catluzzo, B. Faren' Mr. Tomlinson, R. Guymon, C. Kitchell. CQ Q 0 ClQ M FOUR-LETTER MEN RONALD GUYMON BOB GREEN ff K ' Al h 'w-.., ' 'N 1. a '- WW 2 -LS X-.-1 14 p.'. . .. . ivy! !,,!.5z.jiA, W -h F ... . if 5,0 A - A! , I 1 Baiza, P. Friday, E. laconis, F. Jolly, M, Grady. FRONT ROW: L. Van Keuren, C. Van Keuren, E. Prothero, J. Hanson, THIRD ROW: L. Zanoffo, E. Brinser, J. Murphy, M, HufTman, M. Palmer,l. Baiza, S. Milani, J. Nelson, R. Smivh, M, Pellegrino. L. Roberts, C. Gill, C. Jones, V. Weis. SECOND ROW: Y. Pellegrino, P. Moore, J. Baldini, J. Thomas, M. .i s Q ll g ll L gl GIRLS LEAGUE COUNCIL FRONT ROW: V. Weis, B. Abell, D. Dais, C. Gill, M. Palmer, SECOND ROW: S, Brickell, S. Memeo, S. Milani, J. Nelson, Miss M. Pellegrino. Winslow Cadvisorb, M. Baiza, J. Hanson, Mrs. Bemrod fadvisorD ,, J ,.,. - an-in .e 4' Ju. si' ' .D 5- ' s M , - f f 1 Riff H' ,j Q -4 3-'fivf ,. W 4- .,,x if Y' Q L' s f, f.:'14 -rf-f A yr I 1-TV. , Q . ,V xp, nes., .. ug 1 A if: .4i1!'5'fVi..w:,.,., ,, , ' ' M ww... f Tvs: . 'wif' .,,, .ff ,f nz ' . e f 1 , ' 5,3 ' ., 24:1 -V '-. fy f-. ' iff' I., .,-.-.1 1feag!1,,x A J L, H F' A, M, W' f 'Y V 37,1 I '.' V L '. ,f J 'A ': , ,X I als. A ,e g -,,,,.g,' if -:Ha W . 'Yu' 7 ak . I rf-an-Q.--ff. 11291-ff ffl' A ,' , , .M ' ' .y.lVk2ZA...- SISKIYOU COUNTY SIX-MAN Champions The 1956 football team possessed terrific deter- mination and unyielding desire to win. The team was well rewarded by winning the first champion- ship for McCloud since 1942, and also they com- -pleted an undefeated year in six-man play. The backfield of Bob Green,'Mick Bringle, and Melton Bonneville was unstoppable, and the for- ward wall of Jim Chamberlain, Raoul Julien and alternating centers Ron Guymon and Al Fabbrini made a tough team to defeat. The team received its best competition from Butte Valley, but the Loggers twice rose to the occasion and defeated the Bulldogs. Melton Bonneville and Bob Green were the outstanding offensive men, while Mick Bringle, R-on Caselli, Jim Chamberlain and Raoul Julien were stalwarts on defense. Some first-year men that played good ball were conversion expert Dick Eckert, Bob Claro, Bob Far- entinos and also veteran Kenny Goates, who showed especially well in the championship game with Butte Valley. The McCloud reserves who saw quite a bit action this year, also played well. FOOTBALL SCORES 18 McCloud 22 McCloud .,...,,.,. ,... . 41 McCloud 55 McCloud 35 McCloud 44 McCloud 30 McCloud Ella Mount Shasta fl Etna .,., ....,,....,.. Happy Camp ..,.. Fort Jones ......, Butte Valley ..... Happy Camp Butte Valley ..,.. jrvi' Z! ...,- 3. v DICK ECKERT BOB CLARO RON CASELLI in .2 I 4 in N in BUD BARRON DENNIS SULLIVAN TREVOR PHILLIPS J Q . ' , 4 ' 1 ff . . Q 7' ,. I , ' ' ff ., lf. LEON HOLYFIELD J ALEX FABBRINI .L Q - H-' V' ' J' W ' ,cu-ww I I, -I 'vs' . '.4-Lg4'1.,I,l f '?9 -1, , Lx in 1. f X' ' kj ffst. ., W K h. ',Q:, -JD'-'NH ,fr GEORGE BLACK GLENN WELCH 4,3 v. CARL LONG . sf-. RUBIN CHAPPELL .,f, ns, W LECIL HUFFMAN MELVIN cossAlRT CARL ROTH LeR0Y WION Q o ILIQ mdmom Q s X P31 X K xxggj , .,, 4 .. Fx uv 1 r 1 s 1 xx' ..- 4 S I f t X . 5' Q' ' 14' L 'QQR . I . I 5 I tl? I Ya . E' ,ty 1, , ,. I V. 5 - I I ff' LL I f A -,DJ fx WM! . Q 'a W A V nh? l 4' I 1 ' '- x DT. I . - .. Y gl- 3 4 I VVVA If 1: V, --- P, I 2' If . 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H 0---A , ,v x L 5.4 5.4- r xQ::5 X J LIZZIE . KNEELING: M. Palmer, E. latonls, M. Huffman. FlRST ROW: J. Murphy, C. Gill, L. Roberts, J. Hyall, J. Nelson, E, Brinser, J, Engelking, B. Han! son, P. Thornburg, M. Doll. SECOND ROW: C. Huflrnan, G. Fislwer, M. Jones, R. Oieda, A. Roth, P. Goales, J. Willis, D. Dais, E. Muma, K. Dragoo. THIRD ROW: D. Sullivan, V, McCollum, F. Jolly, M. Verdi, Jean Baldini, C. Jones, C. Flora, C. Hoslon, S. Keegan, P. Friday, S Brickell, ,Q 1 PEP CLUB M. Newman. FOURTH ROW: Julie Baldini, E. Protliero, R. Smith, W. Warner, M, Grady, J. Davis, L. Zanotfo, D. Beem, N, Sporte- man, P. Glover, M. Wright, J. Thomas. BACK ROW: D. Newman, C, Garcia, S. Milaril, J. Long, Y. Pellegrino, D. Franklin, S. Miller, M Pellegrino, I. Baiza, M. Baldi, S. Merneo, V. Huffman, M. Frisk, K. Causley. CUQ6ll1, ,5QoggQiiQl SEATED, G.Lamber1, P. Hamilfon, L. Tallerico, B. Lambert. STANDING: R. Zanotto, E. Ricci, B. Thomas, J. Thomas, J. Long, T. Phillips. PEP BAPJD ,1- ff' Qifr 'I X h ' THE LINE UP WHO, ME? JEEPERS! CREEPERS! BATTLE CRY LONG, LONG AGO HIGH .IINKS QMQQQ CWM? f GUARD THEM, GIRLS r WHICH ONE TOLD THE JOKE? TOUGH GUY, HUH! ME AND MY TEDDY BEAR i BEFORE AFTER 5 FT. 2 YOU BETCHUM! YOU DON'T SAY! I WHAT'S SO FUNNY? WHAT! ME WORRY? HALF mn '-'mf W55 curls 4' gf I 0134 I 1, W X .Q f 'Q A fvx ' 'Q W0 24 MOUNT SHASTA HIGH SCHO Q5 -:-2 2,2 CD 5 las,-uv. if K.. 5 K' A 'kit-4 i :lg I' E53 E1 I ll - 1 I A Q- I ' Q li 1 I B541 i . if i -Q. I q 1 ir' 1 'Y BFI f! wrrffa as K q Y' HY1 gif! r mi A-Q-Hz EK 6 QS U9 Q1 -4..J g w z 5 0 .P . . 7 1 '-3' . A gif' ,' ff - ,. W ., fc QEQCUQQ MR HOFFMAN MR Gpmvgg P '1C'P5' Vnce Pruncnpal ul Xb K i 4'--1 yi. if 'f-'Q MR GARRETT MR ROSS MRS ASTMANN MR GERARD .M kb .'0a A an 5' MR JONES MRS MELO MR DAY MRS KAER if H? 'QW' if 4. Mus Muuznooae Nlazcxsn Mus Lsrcl-an Mn MANLEY 6 MOUNT SHASTA HIGH SCHOOL , .5 f H ' 5 ' AQS13 U 4 4 , 4 E 'T ' - 1 'J f , M Y' , ' ff?'Tf , ,L -jig Vg, -I Z. A ' A ' n 'I , 1 .- I , M ,Y .ji-iw 1 .H ,M A ff agfgpf, B e' , , i 53, if-,fix A vf .h e , , f ,533 J A UN' fe 3 A ' , ' WEA' H N 2- V 4 ' - 3f1'?i3 ' ' 1 j .Q Lb Q. V :Q H If H , X 4' 72 ,, , V , - f EW , -, . , w ,, . 'x . ,L l f , f O' A f s ' 5 f H - ' 'H .'-.' gs , ' , 7 V 2. A . , ,,,,, , 'il J I , Q ' ,fs iw QA. gif ' W, iirvffr- wr ' I , ij , ,, ' ,, 3 2 , ' ' if 1 4,5 , V - -- I ' H .M ,gig , g , jg V' . V 5324 . ' M H M , MR. . . V 'vw DENNIS SAPP Vnce Presudent Z' JIM WILLIAMS oc S President Blll SCOTT Sr President 'fliff f Z' JERE MELO Soph President LUQLQML GUIACL 1-uf' JANET CURTI Head Yell Leader JOANN THEBOLT C S F Presudent ,nv ANGIE VACENT Sr Vuce Presxdent Blll CALKINS Soph Vnce President MOUNT SHASTA HIGH SCHOOL WOODY HANSEN Presudent YS. LOUISE McCOY Secretary BETTY VIETTI G A A Presudent if DAVE BARATTO Jr Presndenr -ww ov JUDY HOFFMAN Frosh Vnce Presudent rv MR HOFFMAN Director of Finance ALDO MENENI Busuness Manager JOHNNY MAIS Band Presudent GEORGE RICCOMINI Jr Voce Presndent fr .5 BOB GOOGINS Frosh Presudenv I2 7 Q 1 ..rd 'Ati ' ' 3 . , A 2 :.fg3w :T 7 ft 2-if V' . if . 9 I-'iid if-W if I ' A ttt , L, ,V A my f ' I M W L , ty 4 in ' F. K , X 1 ,fr 5' , . 'i , f ' . V ,f , In A, , I, LW' -,f' ' '- fv A ' ' ll- J ,f f Lx ' -f I 'L A ' QQUILOR CW QQ Ang e Vacent wall my posataon as Co edator of the Annual to anyone fool enough to take at next year Betty Vaetta wall my abalaty to drave a standard shaft car to Eleanor Baancha Ball Scott wall my crutches to next years football players Max Talden wall my undyang abalaty to smudge largements to next year s Photography Class John McCash wall my Latan knowledge to anyone who needs at Dennas Sapp wall my abalaty to be the most dasturbang factor an Cavacs to all next years Senaors who have Mr Holtorf for a substatute teacher Larry Zanetta wall to the Junaors enough braans not to drave an lnternataonal wath a straaght pape on Senaor Sneak naght Louae Cottana wall my abalaty to do nothang to anyone who has nothang more amportant to do Marsha Ackley wall my Song leader posataon to any Janace Crattenden wall my abalaty to keep my tongue an my mouth to Mrs Kaer John Garcaa wall my place an the Claranet sectaon to anyone else Mr Day wall contend wath for four years Allen Sutherland wall my abalaty to argue wath Mr Manley an Senaor Problems to next year s Senaors Jam Love wall my abalaty to get Fs to Bobby Howarth Lucalle Brown wall my abalaty to lump hurdles to Eddae Haele Aldo Menena wall my place on the A team Davad Zanna Hope you make at Maralyn Herzog wall my abalaty to keep my mouth shut an Band to Marlon Thebolt an the hope that she uses at Mary Scoggans wall my sports abalaty to my brother James Marcaa Day wall my well worn maaorette boots anyone who as wallang to have them resoled Maraanne Dery wall to the lucky Junaors Mr Man leys favorate word lnfatuataon Janet Curta wall my posataon as head Cheerleader to Terry Huntangdon Anne Frank wall my pen and ank to the next Art Edator of the annual Anthony Melo wall leave Woody Hansen wall my solo an Cherry Pank to the next guy who ts crazy enough to try to keep a dead song alave Susan Oxner wall my nackname Lattle Lump Lump to those who need them JoAnn Thebolt wall my spare tame to anyone who has tame enough for at Dale Haanes wall my abalaty to learn to play lanes overnaght to the next guy they call on an a panch Claftord Lant wall my knowledge of Eanstean s Theory of Relatavaty to Jere Melo Jam Wallaams wall my false teeth to Johnny Haele who wall probably need them before he as out of school Annae Scoggans wall all mv aokes to any fool who falls for them Beverly Menena wall my basketball abalaty o lda Menena she needs at Roseland Bottega wall my extra heaght to Davad Zanna who undoubtedly needs at Betty Manoletta wall my abalaty to trap the P E teacher to anyone who has the nerve to do at Barcy Smath wall leave nothang because lm takang at all wath me Tressa Fadler wall my bluetoe naals to Prudy Kennedy Salvestra Tolosano wall my solos to the future bell player Louase McCoy wall my sanged haar broken test tubes and samalar goofs to next years Chemasts Sandra Prace wall my place on he Hagh School Ska Team to Ethel Frazaer John Andreatta wall my dravang abalaty to anyone wath enough courage to take at MOUNT SHASTA HIGH SCHOOL 0 C 1 I . .. - . If . I . . I A 1 , I .. . . I' .I . .. ' ' I - . I Il I . I . . . . en- II I ' ' , - II I . . ,, . ,, . . - ,, I l, , ' ' I . I ' , ' ' , ' . , . , . . . Q . I l I one who wall enloy at as much as l dad. - ' . I I l I l . 1 4 J L ' ' ' l, , a . .. . I, ' , ' ' ' I ' . r . . , , . , . 1 ' ' . I Il . I . . , . ', ' ff H to a, A , ' ' . - ' l, ' a ' ' I . . I, . I . . .I . I . .. , II U I . f l A , I . - . to If I . .. Vail! BILL SCOTT ANGIE VACENT Presudent Vlce Presudent mnghvy genuus Ines hldden under Wnt to persuade and beauvy fo dehght thus rough exterior 7.4 JANNIS CRITTENDEN DALE HAINES Secretary Treasurer Blessed are the peacemakers Much Iearnung makes me mad MOUNT SHASTA HIGH SCHOOL 129 U 'E C' . wi V I A c H Q x 55 . . . k ,, N A ' A . ' ' ' -' ' ' . . Q h ,Q W5-'Q f Q, 1' Q.-tn , V MARILYN HERZOG 5 '!2 13 .14 hx y.. MARIANNE nsmr ALDO MENENI A merry hear? maketh a cheerful We Ive had 5 I '3PPY Ilfe countenance JOHN ANDREATTA Tame as but the stream I go afishm 79 -31, Us .,., Al A stall and quae1 conscience MOUNT SHASTA HIGH SCHOOL BETTY VIETTI A pleasmg countenance us a snlent commendatuon TRESSA FIDLER Everyfhmg I luke IS enther nllegal ammoral or fattemng Ar 5'w?..n'3 . f V ' , 331 il ff? fax , ' A' 7, ' Q. I RES, 2 A 'ff ' f Q' O ' I . . 8' X L X .. . . Q. - I V , .. W Q il :jg Ae 'Af' 'V ' s 1 . H H H, , - .H 1, . . . I u ' , ' I I as 6 ' Q . 4 K A ' ' ' ' X in. qi SSW W3 WWIH1 ANNE FRANK Above all flmngs lruth beareth away the vnctory BEVERLY MENENI 'I In frlendshnp I was early taugh believe 132 fs LARRY ZANETTI LOUISE McCOY ns not a chup of? the old block uf Laugh yourself unto smches the old block Itself ANTHONY MELO School' I suppose If s a necessary SVI I JANET CURTI 1' I 7 lo When In doubl, gnggle 456 'Q 1- n MOUNT SHASTA HIGH SCHOOL , 1 Av .V ' , Ha ' ,b ' ' 5 'x . -I I - ALM .11 , .nfs L ANNIE BELLE SCOGGINS CLIFFORD LINI V9 taken mY fl-'n where 'Ve found 'Y Men love to wonder and that IS e seed of our scuence SANDRA PRICE No one knows what she can do untnl she tries EY E' ALLEN SUTHERLAND 3 It may be life but aunt nt slow BETTY MINOLETTI LUCILLE BROWN Her wut made others wutty Good health and good sense are two MOUNT SHASTA HIGH SCHOOL of Iufe s greatest blessmgs 133 ' ' ' Yg' U , jf t r liiitf . . :te L 1. fx ' X Y I v N 51-u' '. f J ' ,I, 1 -.1 H l . gh .. . r ,, A U , gs' J -1... .3 5 f Qi, if U - - , . ,, - , . AN J T 1, -can . P , 51 5 w ' ,T 4 ,1 H - - H H - . - U P 2253 LOUIE COYTINI JIM LOVE JOHN McCASH Life ns lust one dang thnng after e the chnps fall where they may Always a frvend another MRS ASTMANN MR GERARD Advnsor Advisor -41 MAX TILDEN .2 Men of few words are the best men MOUNT SHASTA HIGH SCHOOL - .ff 'fi gf . ' , ,1 f .152 Fzjff . V? K 5 A L 1 te,t A 5 .L , 3 tj , x- .Q il 1 - V 4 . uL T O - n n - u ll . 2 T ln' R MINOR CQQ99 if 7- MRS MULLENDORE MR MANLEY Advusor Advvsor JOHNMAIS MOUNT SHASTA HIGH GEORGE RICCOMINI Vuce Presudem NORMAN SWAN Treasurer SCHOOL DAVID BARATTO Presudem HELEN WALDEN Secrefa ry YN-r GARY ACKLEY Sg1 at Arms V GROVER BROWN 7 4, tm , A 'TAL -,,,,,, .1 ' A f 4 A is z , A x 'E 1 3 . -A I A A ff ,O 63 .fl ,- ,- .ff 1 -f, , pax I A M K , ' . 59 ,L 3, 3 if :iv DAVID REES NEDRA GRAVES S4 RICHARD REGNANI PAT ERICKSON EUGENE RIZZARDO T38 RUTH MARTIN WILLARD BULLERWELL 6,4 A..-f LOUREAN BROWN 1:1 TED DOKE fs Q Y' URIEI. ASTMANN 305 HQWAR-IH TERRY HUNTINGDON SHIRLEY GARDNER HARRY SHANNON in--v 1 JAMES LAMANNA JOYCE SCIORTINO ff ...A I '-G' CARROL RICHARDSON MARAN EDWARDS RK HARRY DIXON --6 LYNDA LINDNER MOUNT SHASTA HIGH SCHOOL 9' T1 FAT PORTEOUS ,- DALE SAPP Q tai' CARM EN THOMPSON Y' MARTIN MULLER FELICE MOORE DON DRIML Ar nh-Q fgww-v mm ARLENE MONTGOMERY JAMES MQCOY 1' .,,foD v.- DOROTHY MURPHY 41' JOE LA PRISE ev GAIL ASBELL LARRY PRATT f MARTHA FUG ,nl- BASIL NEWTON pfxi DIANE BARLOW JOE SPINI 931' J- ELEANOR BIANCHI as 13 FRANK sonaA at i ,ro-9 JALYNN WILSON ,f BING MAR MOUNT SHASTA HIGH SCHOOL 9 , , Q4 .' ef! ' , TT .- if 4 M 4: 44 K ' 4 ' 4 if Um, 4 is v J F- ' L ' rj? 'f ' ' 1- 4-. 4 :Q 1' f A ' A L 3,1 f A ' ' A . 5 'Q' 5 S . it XL . ., . .., -1541 A T . , A 1 I 4 A ., 44 rf 4 2 if -Q , 4 L. ' 2 ,,., 4,4 44 4 L 4 5.9444 . A 4 44 4 4 . 44 4 I H waz.: . i 3, 1 ' . , 4 4 ! '4 Y '- .N v -' T ig , 4 44 74 A ' ! BEF, A JM' ,Exif 45 A F, 3 A ' 1, , ,fi - .s sh , ,4 ' , 4 4 I .4 . 1 I A ' jk ...v, .. ' 4 45, ' f ' ' v Y, Turf . 4 'sf 4 g 4 4 44. T A If .4 R if X 1 Y L L . 'I3 1-P OFFICERS SITTING E Tonkln Secretary STAND ING J Melo Presldent S McKenzxe Sgt at Arms B Calkms Vlce Presldenf 'HL Qopllolwollce Clase 1' MR GRAVES Advlsor MRS LETCHER Advlsor Nd WP, TOP ROW left to rnghf H Rogers B Walden T Swan R Shlley K Dale E Tonknn B Day R McCoy N Denman S Mclienzle J Amy G Waddell M Dillon G Chesser FOURTH ROW T Yafes D Salantu N Love l Menenl S Dixon SECOND ROW Sartor D Hlfchcock E Herzog J Melo R Otten J Lnghrner A Rossa E Hlele B Colm: Calkens F Bullerwell J LaPorta M Kosner BOTTOM ROW B Short E Varga J Poe M Bonds B Neptune THIRD ROW E Carroll A McElroy M Sparks E Lanthuer S Hough S Chandon L Ferrara D Barlow V Lea P Kennedy B Gufzler 40 M UNT SHASTA HIGH SCHOOL W. Y - A we . . I PS J fi 'Z' r - Q 177- R v A A I H545 ,J- A A I - r ' 1 . ', -l 1 ' . , . ' . l - ' K - K if Q x , . M'E ' K . 1 r ,-. g'z TV fr' 'W A ',, ' . . Xe V -'I 'v 2 H A g . . I I , 'I' X A T ' T I f . - ' X .X .g 1 f ,'Y .W 1 Q x lr I . L L' A l 'Q 1-I. A , .I I I, '. n, . ,s. . ,,' ,. A, . ' 'rf 'A : . , . , - f - I f - , - f - A, - 1- - I -I I , I-I . O ,.- qi' U74 .rf-5, qIQQI1I1IaII QQQQQ MR NIBECK:R Advisor in.. MRS MELO OFFICERS SITTING J Hoffman Vvce President STANDING B Googuns President S Cross Secre Adwsor tary D Zanm Sgt at Arms ROW left to rlghr B Cottrnu J Fr Edwards n gan: J AdIer J Qcoggnns D Salanh B Tuffom J Frank OND ROW N SmaII S Cross L u Po e D Enoe D Luperrm B Googuns K Crzsps L Doke J Gardner THIRD QOW L Bottega S Chunca J Vusmara E Frasher L WnIInams W Smnh J Ober B Mayer T Ozunas D Perez UNT SHASTA HIGH SCHO YS Q9-1 RTH ROW B AIIen S Fa y R Fg L Han S D Chr P Otten J Hnele T Demo B Vacem L Bassew B Crouch D Frank BOTTOM ROW J HofTman M Thebolf J Muller C Ross: L Va n D Buchanan D Barron R MuIIs B McKenzie J DlIIard J Goodwnn D Short D Zanm f' S 2 A 1 I i a a K . 'I . A U- 4 5 I I ' , rg it . I 'R .rr 2, 1 .g. 'fa ' A A gn- fx, l. xxx? If .4 A ' 4 I - '-J T.. xA , , ,I -Q:-. I-, - J.. . . fk - t . . I I , ts x ' as f I P , - F ' , il I ,- 1 . I O 1, 'I ,.,,,,,,,....,, I f ' ' k fit! A.. I' ,A I A v K. A 1 . w h . x, , t . i , l ' ss A I , 1 0 .V , f ' - . I , Q 4 n ' ' 1 ' ' I ' I fx. : ask I I ' A If K U P wr . I A3 ' - 1, 5 X K Q K .A f II, K I ' 4 Y f TI' L r L TOP , ' : . ' ', . ances, R. , D. Si i- FOU z . , , ce , . I nam, . i e , . isti, SEC : . , . , . Sp'n', R, p , . I , : . , , , . ' , . ', . n i, M 0 0 l 141 42 C. Q. 95. JoANN THEBOLT President MR. MANLEY Advisor SITTING left to rught J Maxs B Mar S Oxner J Thebolt M Day B Vnettu D Salantu Women CQQQQ TOP ROW left to nght M Thebolt J Hoffman A McElroy C Lunt SECOND ROW J Mans D Baratto J Mccash G Ackley R Martm T Huntnngdon D Rees S Tolosano B Howarth S Oxner M Herzog THIRD ROW D Salantu T Fndler P Kennedy R Bottega M Dery B Vnettn A Frank B Menem J Thebolt M Day FOURTH ROW L Wullnams D Buchanan H Walden A Mom FIFTH ROW L Brown M Pugh C Rlchardson J Scrortuno M Ast mann S Gardner E Blanch: N Graves L Haunes D Chrustu BOTTOM ROW D Luperunl B Cotton: B Crouch R McCoy W Hansen B Scott J Melo B Calluns A Ross: MOUNT SHASTA HIGH SCHOOL , ' z . ' , . , . , . , . , . ' ', . ' 1 l I 4 0 , L 1 , 1 1 . 3 . ' , . , ' : . , . , . , . ' , : . ' ' , . , , , . . B. Mar, L. McCoy, A. Vacent. gomery, S. Chinca, S. Cross, C. Rossi, T. Demo, R. Fignani, B. Vacent. 1 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - ' 1 I - 1 - 1 - ' 1 . ' ' , , . . I , - 1 - 1 A 1 - 1 - - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - D 1 - ' L. : . ', . , . 1 - , . , : . , . ', . , , I , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . . CUUMQ and QQM LOUISE McCOY Co Edutor S Tolosano JUQwQpapQn Qta ANGIE VACENT Co Ednor - MR GARRETT SITTING left to right J LaPrIse P Porteous T Huntmgdon G Asbell Advosor MOUNT SHASTA HIGH SCHOOL 'I4 O 9 L Q T ' I smmo, left to right: T. Fidler, A. Frank, B. Minoletti, N. Swan, L. Brown, R. Bnnega, B. sfnnh, 1 if f- A7259 rn- JANET CURTI MARSHA DAY TERRY HUNTINGDON CPQIQ CQ I R 4 'Bi 4, 53: TOP ROW left to rught T Fndler L Bottega S Chtnca L Wnlluams S Cross J Vlsmara T Demo, N Small, M Herzog R Pope, L Spun: J Lughtner C Ruchardson J Wtlson, S Hough SECOND ROW P Erickson B Mayer,L Vannu, B Allen, S Facey S Bunch, E Varga K Dale E Tonlun THIRD ROW R Martnn, C Dnxon, E Lanthner N Love A Scogguns J Mayer, J Mayer, M Pugh, L Haines, R Fnnganx, D Christa, N Graves, B Day A McElroy D Salantl, F Moore, I Menem 4 t I A Ni '55, FOURTH ROW G Asbell B Me-nent R Bottega, B E Blanch: S Gardner, M Ackley J Thebolt P Kennedy, P Otten, P Porteous L Brown Mnnolettt, M Scogglns, B Vuettn, L Lundner FIFTH ROW B Neptune, S Chandon L Brown, D Buchanan A Montgomery, H Walden, J Scnortnno M Astmann S Tolosano, S Oxner, J Cnttendon, B Gutzler J Muller, C Rossa, A Frank FRONT ROW M Day,J Curtl, T Hunttngdon Q , ,Q . ., ' 5 , . 1.4 Ni :ll ,. T 'f N I 1-. , ' 5 if ' I X . ,A J ' , f 5,,Q:' , H, X I A 4 f f E , A 5- . ? ,,,,, , ' ' ., 1 . - yle 4 . 2 1 5. A h l ' l f' A iff ff fl' Q T , 5 , f O f Pl 2 1 T f -YVV L, 1 h -L A f . ix Jn ' f 13 , Q I f T , ' ljllg .Z me . K ' I l ' . 5 ' K .., -...,..T. , - Q V T ' -a A 5 . K A y A ,Aux J 5' J T ' 'L ' :N,f'fz 51 gf? -' RUTH MARTIN MARSHA ACKLEY JO ANN THEBOLT STANDING left fo rlght Woody Hansen Jere Melo Barcy Smuth SITTING left to rlghf Bob Howarth Don Snnlguanu Pai Erickson Johnny Mans Dave Rees Marulyn Herzog Louuse McCoy MOUNT SHASTA HIGH SCHOOL 'I4 7 a 2 1 z I f , Q I 1 3 f 2 I 2 I . 1 , . . 2 1 3 RK IX' R . 5 - , Q I F , I , 7 I 1 - 2 A Y L Q : E i i 1 1 i 1 ' Q 2 I , ff ? f I if F A 5 f 2 5 , Mya 1 2 . xo EP I 1 D 5 1 1 l 1 1 I I 1 l I l .1 l 1 1 - 4 , I . C-l2QllOl E f Qi I '5 r Y J A 'ti Tire 'Y , -f y f g r gf F3 Q 3.451110 I' The Band year was highlighted with the Berkeley band trip in which the band performed at the California-Washington State football game. In addition the year's activities included home football game 4 marching, Pep Band, and Drill Team, basketball games, concerts and the usual County and District Band Festivals at Chico. The Concert Band, under the direction of Mr. Day, strived for quality of tone and balance in order to maintain the top ratings awarded the former bands at M.S.H.S. 46 GLW ., ,FX 5 . P 4. z ,, f J, Qi, , J I qt' - I . V .. , ' ' LAf'Jn. N I 'tg- ' 'xi , N I f-... ,. .W . W. 'li' 57' BOTTOM ROW, left to right: J. Thebolt, D. Rees, L, Brown, B. Mayer, L. McElroy, L. McCoy, M. Astmann. SECOND ROW, left to right: A. Vacent, J. Garcia, C. Richardson, S. Chandon, B. Day, Sandy Hough, M. Thebolt, D. Buchanan, R. Pope TOP ROW, left to right: Mr. Day, B. Vacent, A. Rossi, J. Crittenden, J. Mayer, P. Kennedy, M, Herzog, J. Mais. 1 I I J. La Prise, B. Howarth, P- Ef5CllSOft, B- 5miYl'l, D. Slftigidfti, B. Short, THIRD ROW, left to right: D. Christi, D. Luperini, C. Rossi, R. Fignani J. Curti, S. Tolosano, T. Huntingdon, M. Day, G. Asbell, R. Martin, E, Frazier, D. Perez, J. Amy, J. Melo, W. Hansen, J. Adler, E. Herzog . Gutzler. K. Crispi, J. Love, J. Poe, C. Mayer, J. Hoffman, T. Dolce, J. Spini. Mouur sHAsrA HIGH scHooL '47 Jk!la5onQt'nQ9 MAJORETTES left fo nght J Curt: S Tolosano T Huntmgdon M Day G Asbell R Marnn B Gutzler 4. DRILL TEAM left to rnght B Gufzler J Curt: S Tolosano S Hough L Lmdner B Day M Day T Hunhngdon A Vacent P Otien G Asbell J Thebolv P Ernckson M Thebolt P Kennedy KNEELING R Martm 48 MOUNT SHASTA HIGH SCH00 , :. ,. ,. ,.,. ,. ,. . 0 , 4 , A Q . . 1 1 , , , ' 5 5 , 4 Y' . f 1 , :. ,. ,. ,. , . ,.,.,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . BAND OFFICERS 4 MR DAY Dnrector JOHNNY MAIS DAVID REES President Vlce Presudent Gb- BQBBY HQWANH SILVESTRA TOLOSANO Publicity Manager Secretary Treasurer CDQIIQQ 5-Qcmd ZROITT ROW left to rrght L McCoy, M Herzog,J Mans, D Rees, BACK ROW, left to rught J Spam, W Hansen, J Melo, B H h oosano owart , D Snmgnam MOUNT SHASTA HIGH SCHOOL 'I49 if f 1 , I A it 1:-1 K' ' J v-A l A l V I 7 .. 2 I g 4 , . , QE H' . - . - , vw-. A Zig 1 . ' 0 ' HI' ' Ia . ' I I I I A . XT Q L fi l if ' L t.1,i.11'F I ' l BACK ROW, left to right: A. Frank, T. Fidler, J, Curti, R. Bottega, B. Minoletti, M. Scoggins, A. Scoggins, M. Herzog. FRONT ROW: B. Vietti, S. Oxner, J. Crit- tenden, M. Ackley, J. Thebolt, S. Tolosano. 22, TOP ROW, left to right: H. Walden, E. Bianchi, F. Moore, N. Graves, D. Barlow, S. Gardner M. Astmann. SECOND ROW: A. Montgomery, L. Brown, J. Mayer, J. Mayer, J. Wilson, D. Murphy, P. Erickson. BOTTOM ROW: G. Asbell, P. Por- 43 Wx 0 GIRLS BLOCK S BACK ROW, left to right: S. Gardner, T. Fidler, L. McCoy, R Bottega B Menenl FRONT ROW: S. Oxner, J. Crittenden, B. Minoletti, B. Viettl M Scogglns Ml 1 X L , Slew A 2 we I 1 I J GIRLS BLOCK S TOP ROW, left 10 right: B. Neptune, E. Varga, J. Lighiner, D. Salanti, E. Lanlhier M. Sparks. SECOND ROW: S. Chandon, J. Poe, N. Love, R. Otten, B. Gulzler C. Dixon, P. Kennedy. BOTTOM ROW: S. Hough, K. Dale, B. Day, E. Tonkin l. Meneni. qu Q 1 gf' C 0 g bf .J BACK ROW: L. Brown, J. Mayer, A. Frank, A. Vacenf, A. Scoggins. FRONT ROW: A. Mont- gomery, H. Walden, L. Brown, E. Bianchi, J, Mayer, S. Tolosano. B26 qi TOP ROW, left to right: J. Hoffman, P. Otten, L. Haines, E. Buchanan, J. Miller, S. Cross, N. Small, L. Spini. SECOND ROW: B. Vacenf, B. Allen, S. Facey, B. Mayer, M. Theboll, T. Demo, L. Williams. BOTTOM ROW: E. Frazier, L. Vanni, en... FCE STANDING Ief1fo rrght Vnce President M Thebolf Secretary C Ross: Treasurer D Barlow SITTING Preslden1J Hoffman Qfuwncz CQIQIQWQMQIQQIQ Jlmwuca xv -ELS. TOP ROW Iefv to rughr E Frazler R P pe L pm: J Mayer J Wllson P Orren J Vusrnara J Ober R Fngnanu L Brown A Scoggms D Murphy F Moore BOTTOM ROW E Varga J P e L Wnllnams B Mayer D Bari SECOND ROW D Buchanan S Chance S Cross S Facey B A en M Thebolv J Hofhnan C Ross: J Muller M Barnes L Haunes 152 MOUNT SHASTA HIGH SCHOOL I 'A ,A':Y ,'.Q., Q' Y I' -. ef . . . ,-: I f A- -'-'t',.: l-.4 X I OF I RS , : ' I . , . ', 6 . I Z f 5 . . i 2 I J I nf- . I . ,Q-vwl 7' I . r' I - 1 I 'I J I A A Iv ,, ' . ,. 'I , A 0 IR' X 5 'P A f x f. ri! 4 P 1 ' ,few a i .YQ N , , A X A . 1 ga' F ' :I - 1 - ' A X X 5 5' f -Q, - P-' 4 4, Q,- , 'r- ',-0,45'I. ,4',. f- . . , . , . . I : . , . o, . , , , , OW, : . , . , . , . , . II , . , . , . , . , , , , ' U QQQIIQIIIIQ QQQIQIQ TO ROW left fo ugh? D Hutchcock D Druml B Sh rf THIRD ROW D Perkms C Crouch L Bassett L Ferrarr J C D'X0 ' E Carroll G Brown B Tl-'hum Andreafta J Love J Goodman D Zanm SECOND ROW J Francus L E Ioe B Comm J LaPrlse T BOTTOM ROW D H F B b D Yates L Comm R Edwards ames or a Sapp C Muller Q9 iv G 'WM HELL 'wx up Yf Z 1, dw' 'I 'J' r-vvv 9Qf9 .I-5 up S STANDING Ieft to rnght C Lmt M Dnllon Mr Graves Mr Nnbecker SITTING R McCoy J LaPorta J Melo UNT SHASTA HIGH SCHO f 1 id - -. I . . ' ' I A I, , I , ,bw r p Q i .. Q - ' ' I LII P , ' : . ' , . . ' , . 0 , z . ' , . , . , . ', . . V 1 - 1 ' r - ' I I V I I l '. : . ' , . n , . ' ', . ' , . v . 0 A I LV 5 V0 Q ' A I all I 3 .J -. , . yi' A VV had f ' I 31 A - Q .U fz Lf? ., - . , ,, ff f Q, -, ' 7 if ' 54,54 ' 3 3,47 5 J Q A :IQ ' I If ' ,ff if vis f I - .:, I ' - ' J 1 , ' 2 I ' 4' , 'J' f ' .J . I E 4 I ' . Y . ,. NL. -I Y I V M, , Ak' . nf , X . it, 2 4. L-- ' , I I 9 D. J 3' .Q I . -' f ' V 11 f I 'PZ I, F 1 E. ' , ' Ti, J I 8, .9 .V -I I A' A I I V . . r . Q ' . ' ' M O O L LIBRARY STAFF STANDING, Ieft to right: L. Pratt, G. Riccomini, H. Dixon, D. Rees. SITTING: Mrs. Astrriann, J. Thebolt, M. Pugh, J. Crittenden, M. Ackley. CUSTODIAN CUSTODIAN I Q -9 M.. 4 MR- ANDERSON Mas. ANDERSON OFFICE STAFF 5 Q' 5 I 'Wm -. ,kt W I Q ,.,. I in 5 ,iq W I , i ff LJ STANDING, IGI' to right: H. Walden, J. Garcia, A. Montgomery, B. M. Day, T. Huntingdon, R. Martin, G. Asbell. Mar, E. Rizzardo, P. Erickson, J. Crittenden, P. Porteous, D. Barlow, SITTING: A. Frank, S. Oxner, M. Ackley. B. Minoletti, B. Meneni, P. Kennedy, A. Scoggins, M. Scoggins, J, Curti, 'I54 MOUNT SHASTA HIGH SCHOOL NX... 'mmf V' 5 'K-'gf f iff' , g V? 4 VU' , - 2 'SY KA, ' we 1. I , Minn X P' ,Z MW',Q,k S-if .Q Z 3 a x,f ' ,mf 5 is ,ffu Q0 Q, 4 0 , Q A OFFICERS SITTING left to right Sergeant at Arms W Bullerwell Secretary L Pratt Presudent Jum Wullvams Vnce Presudent D Sapp CQQQQIQ Q FRONT ROW lefvfo nght W Bullerwell J Wnlluams L Pralf D Sapp FOURTH ROW A Sutherland G Rlccomunn J LaManna D Hames SECOND ROW M Muller E Rrzzardo G Brown D Rees A Melo G Ackley H Shannon A Ross: B Howarth B Mar BACK ROW S Mclienzre T Swan D Sapp A Menem J Spn THIRD ROW F Bullerwell J McCash W Hansen D Baratto J Mans N Swan J Amy C Mayer 157 Ng ,,, -vw 4 - 1 7 x , W. W? iz s,, ' s 'Q L Q 4-Xfm A ., W f fwf, V W M f--.gf BULLERWELL DALE SAPP ,gg-, ,.,3.,,, . . JOE SPINI ..Sl...l.,,. 'W' .dl . ggi' f ff., ' .-fivnmk J .1 M 41 ' ifeitt' 'IES 1 hy. di W SKYE McKENlIE TED SWAN CORKY MULLER GARY ACKLEY U lfwglsln u ,, .VF ik A W :gif -it 1 'if' I I' , elf - , tyigg ,1 . 14.1. .4 I 4211? 4' 451 P' . T5 Tffz g wifi Q ' 'te' ,f !IAt 3: , , . .. , , 1134... -15 L lx' Y- 3. nffwu ,. 'W1s1F In is ,Q 15 4. I FRANK BORBA Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. 14 20 28 5 12 19 26 2 9 -wg.. BASIL NEWTON VARSITY SCHEDULE Talent-here - - - McCloud-here - Weed-there Tulelake'-there - Enterprise-here - Dunsmuir'-there Weed'-here Fall River-here - Yreka'-there 'league games MOUNT SHASTA HIGH SCHOOL won won lost tie lost lost lost lost lost cnovsn shown 159 I ii -ii . 1 - rwgjiffzg ' b ' 5' 55222 ,' '. 'ff-xr 1, 235- Q '13-' Q55 ' ,W-' 5514 A .. , ,. 7 ' ' A Q, x X , ,N .. W X H V. S ff i . M- is fi ,551-352, . . +A f . is fi .52 . E, mae-.u. -- ' . .1 . 2-' xc ' 9,5 . i -if. 1, 5'-1 g i,-xZ.,A -- gig Y .V . E - ' 5 3, V -5?-E fr' , .afffli-uw, -' xg- 1 , Ss 14 ' Xa '13 2255- 'Q 1? y. L- '-2 A ,, . Me, ff, Q , Q M 4,-x .. ,1-. ww ,, 'HK-V 3. r-fefbv w I , X FBS: ,Marry im ' .. ,gf .4 1' M 5 A Q3 iw--.3 Y 5. VR F - gk. .5 W, .sg i5,:k.:.,i I tg ? ir5?4sQrg,-y ' , ' ef .. -.ff . . 4 .1 3- :fig 1, in QSM- 1 --,-fi! f' gi: A - ff 5? ,af- ' Q - mf' x 1- A . 5 ,H , ' L' sf' ' ' ' - .Qwflf-'itgi-.4S'5, 't Q -f ' A s '54 fw- -hz ,A f-I---My .4 1- ,Q . 5, fe . lf-Q5 7g', ' 'ft Q N yi? , F-15' N l - .Q 13 - . -A . 1 I' A X f . ' ff? ' K ' ' A 'l' 'WY 51,554-?n ,' 1 3 Q E I QSC' X H 'ATS f 1 1 I 'F X .Q it '53 Wmag W A .gy - V s 3 V Q . 2 1 vw' f 41 Wd , r , 9.45 ' .- , is -A . Q .1- 'ff' X- -Y lg w .,,,,f---' 1 y 35. '. N' ' -, ' i f-f -4, 'K v iw f.. , , -1. V . 1. 3 i W9 Q35 ,mf 5 s fU,M'i 4' 1 .15 , xx, fr 'Y' 4 I' 5 ' 3 fa ,H ' E, 1 A 4. - 4 1 l . 3 , ' fix 1 NQ, f 1 1 4 , 5 Q Q I. 'ar-E 1 fiv N fa M, 5 if Y , A, , WQJ X Qi, . . A ,M ,mfg ww., 1.23, Q , ' vpf,1: ,ftgf K 51 1 f A 5 - Vw . ff ,V W 7 f ia, W Q Q A ' ' + L S Qi, 3 A S A N fy I kmdp,- 5 VA.: VZ dx . f xg amp: F fn ,ff-if n 5 Q.: i .Ng ,332 5 W W? Qu iv X . 1 ,yew f? vel' ,Am My in 4, ,Q il f 'r5fxN'w,11 x If V w I1 , ,, QV ' K diem 5 , l Eg by I K x 94 A w.. ui ff! !. ll F 'mil STANDING, left 10 right: L. Ferrari, A. Rossi, R, McCoy, KNEELING, left to right: Managers B. Mar and J. Melo. E. Carroll, B. Cottini, K. Crispi, D, Luperini. 5' J 1 1 .4 ' 1' l l A A x , . .1 A v N f, AN L KRLX s 4 I I COACH GARRETT P . ,I b , af STANDING, lefl To right: N. Barlow, L. Bassett, J. ' ' ' Heile, D. Perez, v. Lea, B. Mclcenzie, D, zarmaiwl 1' A 5-.. f. , U 1 A, E . ' 4 , . at Vyb... Ke g r, . v . A f- , 1 N ' 'ff -AH ,.,,, f 1 I 'X I C 0-4, Cl 97 KNEELING, left ro flgmg FW, g . , . 19: Z ,ffl Managers B. Mar, J. Melo. 'I p, :W D l ' l 3 t l l Q A'-5' XJ' I I 1 ' l. W' if na l I I .1 I' L in' , F, 4 4 .. R JW x , . 1, 1 Q X! ',. x V XX -x .X X sf TOP ROW left to right: J. Amy, F. Bullerwell, H. Shannon, J. LaPorta, J. Adler. BOTTOM ROW: G. Waddell, W. Bullerwell, G. Brown, R. Stilley, J. Spini, N. Swan. COACH JONES 'ev I!-Na' L I TOP ROW, left to right: D. Rees, D. Sinigiani, L. Enloe, D. Baratto, B. Howarth, E, Riz. zardo, M. Muller. BOTTOM ROW: J. Scoggins, B. Calkins, J. Melo, W. Floyd B. Short T. Yates. ' TOP ROW, left to right: J. Heile, B. McKenzie, J. Dillard, D. Luperini, B. Crouch, L. Bassett, K. Crispi, B. Cottini. BOTTOM ROW: D. Zanni, A. Rossi, E. Carroll, L. Ferrari, R. McCoy, B. Googins. -O- QP ClXX 1 N I -fw'v'.u' ' ' V5 if' .. Q .mx - 'gxyqa'-BMS. l'?3 4' Q, -vi' 'lr - ' - - 7 I ' Q 1 4' T' I A fi J 33 A ' 9 A ' ' 'M :wisp f 9 'si A' X 1 avi' Q. X K Xl A ff? 'L F , r, p J 1, p L. N HX ,' K L , Ki, 'Y Q . . ffe . . TOP ROW, left to right: H. Shannon, J. Williams, L. Pratr, N. Swan, SECOND ROW: T. Swan, L. Ferrari, T. Melo, T. Yates, J. La Porta D. Sapp. J. Spini, F. Borba. 5QoiQQlaallQ BASEBALL SCHEDULE 1957 March 23 Anderson Ramblers - - March 29 'Butte Valley - April 5 'Yreka - April 12 'Weed April 26 'McCloud - May 3 'Etna - May 17 'Fort Jones May 24 'Dunsmuir - May 31 'Happy Camp - 'league games MOUNT SHASTA HIGH SCHOOL McCoy, B. Scott. BOTTOM ROW: V. Lea, G. Ackley, D. Sapp, D. Rees, M. Muller, B Short there there here here there there here here there Q f ? ,Lf Q WXQ ! y In X R -3 r ' 'lv ., ? . ,wil A 4 j . . . , if-if COACH GARRETT 2 .., . I A Y mr, ' ,. , AJ 5 N 2 . . 1 , 17 , A t ' J M, , .. . ., , 'CJ , ' C .f I' x t lff S - i FRONT ROW, left to right: S. Gardner, E. Bianchi, A. Montgomery H Walden L Brown BACK ROW, left to right: A. Meneni, J. Mais. ffceliliig At the County Meet in the Spring of 1956, the tennis team, consisting of Helen Walden and Arlene Montgom- ery playing girls doubles and John Rizzardo and Ed Niemi in boys doubles, played good games but came home in defeat. This year's team, though small, has been working very hard with Coach Graves preparing for the County Meet in the Spring. 66 MOUNT SHASTA HIGH SCHOOL I 'Q 01411 ,f Iowa K ,Q O O A f N r -0 68 WEED HIGH SCHO ls if WE ? C , W' ED HIGH SCHOOL 169 7,4- ,Lf MISS SCOTT MRS. EWING MRS HUGHES 15, Wx, K ' 2 MR. LINEBARGER S- .-If MR KAER JR MR. KAER, SR. MR SHIPMAN N .:.. F ful' if .- ' Q SI' MR. PEMBERTON MRS. MCCRACKEN MR. FRANKLIN qaoukg MR. MICHELON MR. ROSSETTO MRS. GWENN MRS. HANDLEY MR. RUSSEL Jw .zf L, WEED HIGH SCHOOL MARCIA I'lOl.lEY President of G A A JUNE SOLUS President of Y M C A DEE DeAVlI.LA .UM SMITH Fnrst Lueutenanf of Cldefl fudmf CARI. BONTRAGER STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT JIM wilson M 'wma semor chu Prendem Junnor Class President WEED HIGH SCHOOL President of C.S.F. W JER RY NELL MOORE President of F.H.A. i VICKI BARCAGLIA Head Yell Leader GMMCL EED HIGH S 2 Q-I -J GERALD MARCHI Secretary of Student Body MR KUBLI Advnsor JOE PELLEGRINO Vuce Pressdent of Student Body Vik L JEFF SMITH Block W KARL VIDRICKSEN Sophomore CI C H O O L DOUG BLANKENSH ass Presudent IP Freshman Class Presudent L fl 3 L 0 us. .4 A . ,S H i ft.., f X D l - S V., ,vit 't -g v Q . . A kjfiklgq v L , 1 ' 1 g I t Lib . 1' Y , 1 ., V, Q A ' rf! 173 vs K , fx xv . I X CARL BONTRAGER Studen? Body President CL 1 as JOE PELLEGRINO Class Vice-President -...aff VIOLA PARKINSON JIM WILSON Class President VICKI Class Treasurer BARCAGLIA Class Secretary -v S 'Q :Af fl ' K . 1' JIMMORRIS MARYHILLIARD MAXINE SPANG - '1- cl' vi MARCIA HOLLEY 46 9 99 JEFF SMITH S. 'K . '39 . . nv dy 2 93.4253 n F vupy, ' 2 fi wi? HL- ,-i f . f iw- hw Nh Av P5-, fm? 'f , Ekyjj J LY . X f f- , ,K vw Y G A - 4 M Q , . L A M ' 5 1 Q I , NW ,,, A AMOS DORSEY 66 9 17 LORNA PERRY A 1 A f A ,,, .,,, gif' V u.,1g,' . mm - I 1 'JW K ., , . 5 3 2 JERRY HICKEY FRANK AQUILA JOANN HARDISON W ,Q my 'f rm V- -P' .-f' ERN EST BOWEN CL 1 99 BILL ELLISON gf' if XX ,,,a' i x- . M. H vm JERRY MOORE JOAN STRIDER SHIRLEY THOMAS il x . X f Q . R, SANDRA AUSTIN DEE DeAVILLA MIKE BUXTON 'Ek--E 'Q'- 5 'Wx X-as in N-.. ALDEE HILLIARD JIM SMITH fm' U. -' , ' A -- if Kylix F ' 4 ' ' i Iamggr sj.1.e-,fjif cf l f:Ig5,',' ' M g - I , ' wg I eiffl .x. X A f N....-...QQ H 0-V' if i Ae sf ,Q JOHN RICCA BOB JONES VN- GEZELDA DelGALLO JOAN ARLENE STONE , AARON THOMAS of 4 A a ,X '53 f Q' ig QQ? L ' iw Aw ff' fy 1 , VERNON VanNETTA X-ff is' 'wi N is X... ' yv'-' 'sf , ,Wgv-B-jf als -ig -,JL 5. 1 4- , J ' 'af ' ff Lf. Ih if K A L, I ,Q X iii. HAZEL MEDLEE 469 799 GARY CALDWELL ERLENE OVE ROY SARTOR 4, 'L -J A I L N N ROSALIE SOLUS ' ' - X .. V - . , 35 i 1, 'J' . .. a, I . ' ' . , ' , . .N , , - I K I -g',.Q,l g 'X ' r 'sfo s A I Q i i 'tl X, K M5 , 5, J if ,Li . I iii' l 'A . . kx, N i f EX X A iff Qs 'K W, x, 3 Mfg I r V J A X ' 8. T t , WX it a -. U ,- X .. fu- .,. s. V V 1 3 M ..... ,, ,MVK CQ ' ol Q Q ' Qt t Each year two boys and one girl are selected to attend Boys' and Girls' State. They are chosen by their academic ability and citizenship. Boys' and Girls' State was first started by the American Legion Auxiliary and American Legion in order to give students an idea of what state government is all about. This year's delegates are Jim Wilson, Dee DeAvilla, and Aaron Thomas. WEED HIGH SCHOOL 5, W W g. . is A s- .msgs 'I83 Q' H fQf, fi Q. I2 .M ' -ii 'Nw' 1' -1' f, ,4 Pat Sbarbaro Jim Ewing Elcie Salanti MlllOll Henry Gonzales Mary Reynolds James Cunningham Marcia Sbarbaro Dick Blankenship Lorna Andreatta Joe Belcasfro Jeanefle Morris Paul Clark Jane Data Charles Wilson Sharon Decker ulllOlr Bob Jackson Frances Ricca Pat Lobis Marge O'Donley Percy Langston Demefria Fotopolous Arthur Jones Elaine McDonald Alfred Dalin -V' D , fi ft I x H I5 if - I l 2 C S VY V my tags., fa . KARL VIDRICKSEN President FIRST ROW, left to right: Yvonne Sbarbaro, Mafilyn Parkinson, Andrea Schneberger, Katherine Petrin, Alberta Pugh. SECOND ROW: Alice Ragsdale, Clorefha Rogers, Betty Scott, Mickey Ramirez, Mary Prather. THIRD ROW: George Quigley, Frank Page, K Frank Parker, Aldo Peruzzi, Damion Rosselto, Larry Nord. ,Q , 1' , 1, AGATHA MATTIAZZI Vice-President FIRST ROW, left to right: Larry Yandall, Marie Bruno, Mary Zancaneer, Jeanne Anderson, Willie Taylor. SECOND ROW: Mike Buxton, Francis Borcalli, Cleo Toms, Betty Clark, Eli Brown, Mr. Linebarger Cadvisorl. THIRD ROW: Frank DeBortoli, Wally Caldwell, Bob Turner, Susan Welch, Larry Wilson, Robert Gerding. 7 rf GLORIA ACQUISTAPACE Secretary FIRST ROW, left to right: Juanita Smith, Judith Brace, Rita Cross, Maria Mazzier, Caroline Gonzales. SECOND ROW: Flora Smith, Sylvia Smith, Sally Gilliam, Arlene Smith, Lynn Dorrell. THIRD ROW: Joel DeAvilla, Karl Edson, Francis Duchi, Don Solus, Eddie Fruzza. cr? Claws JOYCE LINVILLE Treasurer FIRST ROW, left to right: Don Mooney, Grace Hayes, Laura Moore, Christy Kersey. SECOND ROW: Larry Lee, Richard Granstrom, Lorena McGrath, Loretta Jones, Johnnie Moore. THIRD ROW: Lamar Hilliard, Pat Mulvaney, James Niswonger, Harold Meadows, Ed New- port. :E 3 I F S E l f 5 1 Q l i ,L Qf J 1 , L, '3 fi' 'fr ' L, PM L V- 'Qxzv xf 4, I 1. gf. 1 191 L ,ff . 14 ' K s ff' 7 Q 3 . fy, A 3, 'f Nei . . 'N-Nj' Q -1 7' . L I Tv- D W? C 1 ,,, FlRST ROW: Gary Sbarbaro, Shirley Holley, Janis McGrath, LaVerne Solos. Tl-HRD ROW: Jonathan Slingsby, Carla Rossetto, Ceclla Paste-ga. SECOND Scrlbner, Garry Scott, Jasper Ruffin, Sally Welch, ROW: Karen Paulson, Bill Solus, Joe Owens, Martin Frank Montgomery, Pfessdeml DOUG BLANKENSHIP V ' 1. My 'VA' R4 4 , I .Q , . i I aj? , , . ' l an '.1:iwf .gy-.L Q I , vane-Prestdemi SALLY WELCH TJ, FIRST ROW: Jolwnle Holland, Betty Howard, Carol Lepor- Curtis Jones. THIRD ROW: Helen Hayes Glenda Hart XXX ,Q 'f' ini, Pete Mazzei, Frank Mazzei. SECOND ROW: Jirnrny well, Joe Ganim, Chester Harris, James Dalln Lemos, Cora Mae l l Qa 1' l Ltnvllle, Mona McDonald, Walter Day, .-,- sf L L FIRST ROW: Yvonne Donna Boucher, Lani ado. SECOND ROW: t 1 fr x -11 Bowen, Myra Bates, Lea Alvarado, Robert Johnson, Frank DeMarco, Robert Cena. THlRD Gaynor, Elaine Henry, Linda Alyarv ROW: James Fraelick, Doug Blankenship, Gene Collier, Larry Barbieri, Alvin Andrighetto, Bobby Zalunardo, Peter Baldo. I Secretary: CARLA ROSSETTO ' I P1 'i .Q A . Treasurer: LEA ALVARADO FIRST ROW: Ronnie Zanni, Patria McCuen, Ray Smith. Miller, Helen Weresh, THIRD ROW: Dawn Fraelick, J. L. SECOND ROW: Karen Shaw, Giovanna Simonini, Thelma Wilson, Kenny Yates, Kenny Pierce, Woodrow Smith. I A-L X'-.1 .. Clflfliilcz and Qolol .g-.sail ,,.1--- ii DEE DeAVIllA Editor-in-Chief JEAN RILEY Assistant Editor JERRY NELI. MOORE Assistant Editor FIRST ROW, left to right: Jim Wilson, Pat Sbarbaro, Aaron Thomas, SECOND ROW: Jerry Hickey, June Solus, Jean Riley, Jerry Nell Christy Kersey, Diane Ove, Mary Reynolds. Moore, Marcia Holley, Dee DeAvilla, Lorna Andreatta, Jim Morris. CWQQQI Cgrll it will Q. , s fix xx VICKI BARCAGUA Q Editor-in-Chief a I MARCIA H0llEY J K Assistant Editor, 4, ' Fall Semester 5 -, fr JOAN OVE Assistant Editor, Spring Semester FIRST ROW, left to right: Pat Sbarbaro, Vicki Barcaglia, Marcia Holley, SECOND ROW: Mr. Franklin Kadvisorb, Jim Morris, Don Mooney, John Lorna Andreatta, Jeanette Morris, Marge O'Donley, Erlene Ove, Joan Ricca, Jerry Hickey, Ernest Bowen, Gene Acquistapace, Bob Jackson, Ove, Viola Parkinson, Sandra Austin. Paul Clark, Dee DeAviIla, Mary Hilliard. mid X- QOQQCX 4.20 N' '94 64 0 1-Y e Q- 1364, 43' edexildlb Ie eh QQ: I V W 9-6 . ' '5 'I mf coaicg Q0 4' NQXN if w1wHFvN J xo lg- Q' 520. - Nags Xe,bb0aix.a05x69,9 - 1 QxONN'5O9q6X00x Q! gif 900' otixiboole 0 YX gt 10- 3 Q49 one 8 , sw'lo0o0 SNP Y-QQSOXQSI f, ,, I 9 LM Y L STANDING, left to right: P. Sbarbaro, J. Moore, M. Spang, SITTING, left to right: L. Andreafta, R. Cross, G. Acquista- M. Bruno, J. Strider, S. Austin, S. Meadows, M. Reynolds, pace, Y. Sbarbaro, G. DelGallo, J. Ove, M. O'DonIey, J M. Sbarbaro, J. Riley, Advisor, Mrs. Gwinn, J, Solus. Morris, D. Ove, E. Ove, A. Ragsdale, J. Brace, E. Salanti K. Petrin, S. Gilliam. 96 wean HIGH scHooL Y MEMBERS 1956-57 President - - June Solus Vice-President - Jean Riley Mrs. McCracken - - Advisor Secretary - Sarah Alvarado Treas. - Lorna Andreatta ANDERSON CONFERENCE gran W . J..-1 ,. FRONT ROW' J Morris M O'Donley J Smith C Rogers A Pugh THIRD ROW B Solus C Jones A Jones J mf .- .- ,- ,- f- 1 rl ,- ,. ,.Sil1,H.Hayes,W H. Medlee, Mr. Maifos. SECOND ROW: J. Brace, R. Solus, M. McDon- Taylor, P. Langston, E. Hilliard. FOURTH ROW: G. Jackson, B. Payne, ald, J. Slmgsby, S. Holley, D. Boucher, L. Moore. F. DeBor1oli, L. Buxton, R. Jones, L. Smith, A. Clark. :rl 1 ...ar , 'Q-04 THE HILLlARDS MARY, EUGENE, ALDEE, LAMAR WEED HIGH SCHOOL 4 ' . f. ,gif V 4 Qjsfbi 3 K 1 1 . 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T141 ,I ,V , ,ff 7 ',,k , , if ought ,I Si 1 3 35? , M1 LORNA ANDREATTA NANCY FRUZZA JANE DATA JlllajofcQllQ9 O Left io right: Marcia Sbarbaro, Janis Slingsby, Yvonne Sbarbaro, Gezelda Del Gallo, Gloria Acquistapace, Lani Gaynor, Shirley Holley. GEZELDA DEL GALLO Head 202 Qggiccz f i Q-A-www-' H ' Y . f 4 A 54:5 1: -43 -M. 5- 1' Li! 34113-T.. nu- i no gimmg WX? ir I Q7-NV... Lorna Perry, Viola Parkinson, Roy Sartor, Bob Payne, Pa? Lobis, Diane Ove WEED HIGH SCHOOL 20 l FRONT ROW: Dolly Scott, Joan Ove, Joan Strider, Marcia Holley, Sarah Alvarado, Marcia Sbarbaro. SECOND ROW: Shirley Thomas, Loretta Thomas, Sally Welch, Susan Welch, Cloretha Rogers, Carla Rossetto. ,g Qdlol CAPTAINS: Joan Strider, Shirley Thomas. Dee DeAvilla, Aldee Hilliard, Jerry Nell Moore, Marcia Holley, Erlene Jean Riley, June Solus, Gezelda DelGallo, Vicki Barcag- Ove, Mary Hilliard, Dolly Scolt. lia, Helen Hilliard, Maxine Spang, Sondra Meadows, MQ' I . A A , 1 y E Zz ii 3? 1 If Q W a CAPTAINS: Loretta Thomas, Joan Ove. Jane Data, Nancy anti, Mary Reynolds, Marcia Sbarbaro, Pa? Sbarbaro, Lorna Fruzza, Demetrsa Fotopolous, Nancy Acquisfapace, Elcie Sal Andreatta, Sarah Alvardo, Barbara Pugh, Josephine Etfer. ENGLISH W -FIRST ROW, left to right: Pt Sbarbaro, Gezelda DelGallo, Marcia Holley, Dolly Scott, Mary Reynolds, June Solus, Jean Riley. SECOND ROW: Lorna Andreatta, Marcia Sbarbaro, Jerry Nell Moore, Sondra Meadows, Joan Strider, Demetria Fotopolous, Nancy Fruzza, Vicki Barcaglia, Sarah Alvarado. ami Jul sowuomonss-Fmsr Row, left to right: Lorena Mc- Grath Kathrine Petrin, Marie Mazzier, Betty Clark, Gloria Acquistapace Marie Bruno, Rita Cross, Joyce Linville, Flora Smith Christy Kersey, Arlene Smith, Sylvia Smith. hi ff f' R ,J ly xl all ffl x 'nv x f ' 5 ,1. . ,Af S 'f - 4' 4 W! H FRESHMEN-FIRST ROW, left to right: Yvonne Bowen, Linda Alvarado, Carol Leporini, Janis Slingsby, Shirley Holley, Lani Gaynor, Lia Alvarado, Johnie Holland, Donna Boucher, Myra Bates. SECOND ROW: Karen Paulson, Cecelia Pastega, 4 'X fl lyn Parkinson, Jeanne Anderson, Juanity Smith CAPTAINS: Sue Welch and Cloretha Rogers. Thelma Miller, Dawn Fralich, Glenda Hartwell, Alma Jean Stokes, Cora Mae Linville, LaVern Solus, Giovanna Simmonini, Karen Shaw, Elaine Henry. CAPTAINS: Carla Rossetto and Sally Welch. SECOND ROW: Mary Prather, Mary Zancaner, Iiam, Andrea Schneberger, Alice Ragsdale, A tiazzi, Lynn Dorrell, Loretta Jones, Mickey Ram Left to right: Cleo Toms, Leroy Thomas, Leonard Smith, Ray Smith, Dalin, Frank Aquila, Bob Williams, Bill Ellison Vernon VanNetta, Frank Paige, James Fraelich, Ernest Bowen, Alfred Calqlonmia Cadcels FIRST LIEUTENANT JIM SMITH MORT KAER, JR., ADVISOR WEED HIGH SCHOOL Q4CfLULflQS -AQ ' 208 WEBD HIGH SCHOOL -'U DENNY URIBE, Canhr JIM EWING, Guard Qitg haw ., .11-v. :gk f '2- ' . ,M-'fu-,.T1 .13 JAMES CUNNINGHAM, Halfback JOE BELCASTRO, Halfback FRANK AQUILA, Guard ...au- R. ii BQ, f-X410 N., L x. W , -M ,W-ft v 'vb-1rv.t'Q jf'f AMOS DORSEY, Tackle ELIE BROWN, Fullback KARL VIDRICKSEN JEFF SMITH, End ,'if R ,T .K i , H, t 4, - ,, ,v . A.,a - -'-..'4,.-.:..+ ' ,.. + . ,.!,.-,,,',s,, , 1 , . -NYM. Mya' l 'Q, vfw. Akin A f, -wx ,. f U 'CARY CALKINS, Halfback ARLAN DUS CLARK, End ,F Qu Y .. ' FIRST ROW: William Scott, Frank Aquila, Percy Langston, Gale Jackson, Belcastro, Eugene Hilliard, Arlandus Clark. THIRD ROW: Henry Gon- Carl Bontrager, Daniel Uribe, Jeff Smith. SECOND ROW: James Cuna Zales, Jim Wilson, Joe Pellegrino, Aaron Thomas, Dick Blankenship, Gary ningham, Eli Brown, Joel DeAvilla, Karl Vidricksen, Jim Ewing, Joe Calkins, Amos Dorsey, Gerald Marchi, Coach Mort Kaer. Cllangilg Qfoollnalll in as C0-CAPTAINS: AARON THOMAS, JOE PELLEGRINO A COACHES: MORT KAER, SR., and MORT KAER, JR. A l r W' 66 as as 99 L er I Af x gf Q 7 1 Nia , , C -. N Q ED FRUZZA , a ti 1 O y Y 5 JIM EWING GARY CAlKlNS BACK ROW, left to rlghf Joel DeAvnlla Larry Wnlson Jonathan Scrub SECOND ROW Jum Ewmg Doug Blankenshlp John Pafella Duck Blan ner, Ed Fruzza, Bobby Zalunardo Larry Norde kenshup Gary Calkins Carl Bontrager James Cunmngham 1 ff xxx I P., 'jxf H5 W. ,Ae -S I ic VN i 2 S . M. f ffiyjj 8 .WW inn! Kanj- X , 'f 15551 RJ ff W W ,. , 1 . 3X 5 1 4 5 Q E5 R u at 1 , 1 -, 2 Q Q 223' 'Sv 5 x 3 If Qii. ml' : fx nn' , . A 5 Z.: . 9 X 1 'N lhfflf' 115252, ,gay .K lx X' 235' ,i 'N N . ve' . I . 1 ' ' J - .A AL,, 7 I c f- X cf' ,sl I iq! eww I 1 nil A ' 'S 5 5. Wi? 15.5 2' QW L if :li f . me Sc., lf' wg li 5 gms, Vi QQ , VT 'Na' Q...- Iiif A W , . an Y T ' f 1... 7 - , STANDING: Frank Robinson, James Cunningham, David Lemos, Larry Wilson, Bob Williams, Karl Vidricksen, Paul Clark, Percy Langston, Ed Newport, Robert Jones, Holly Wilmarth, Gary Waddell, Bill Hayes. KNEELING, THIRD ROW: Wade Blankenship, Eli Brown, James Nis- wonger, Lamar Hilliard, Francis Borcalli, Arthur Jones, Frank DeBortoli, Caldwell. I f is . , nga. Iliff ' if at 'fi' I ff, 'L if ff' 'fri 2, gif 3: 3 SF Q . -2: '-- I K, Q , 54' r f Q, Vs, ...k sf m ,, W ,Q G , 3 Q N - ,Y COUNTY MEET Gary Calkins, Aaron Thomas, Dick Blankenship, Eugene Hilliard Joel DeAvilla, Carlos Uribe. KNEELING, SECOND ROW: Gale Jackson Jerry Smith, Joe Pellegrino, Bob Payne, Joe Belcastro, Eddie Fruzza KNEEL ING, FIRST ROW: Richard Granstrom, Mr. Linebarger Ccoachl Gary STANDING: Bob Payne, Carlos Uribe, Dick Blankenship. KNEELING: Mr. Linebarger. - F if I 4 it I A .P .ls 49 -. .f yy U g 'L . ei ,J pggcy noousv tw If - .1 4 G 'I f r SITTING Nancy Fruzza Johnnie Pafella Henry Gonzales Demetria Fofopolous STANDING: Gezelda DalGallo, HMA' - 1' CAPTAIN Ed Tolliver COACH Mort Kaer Sr FIRST ROW Clifford SECOND ROW Arlandus Clark, William Scott, Amos Dorsey Gerald Bearden Eugene Hilliard Eddie Fruzza Frank Robinson Eli Brown Marchi Johnnie Patella Alfred Dalin, Joe Belcastro, Francis Borcalli CQQIQQIQQIZQ and QQQIIIIIS I 'WL .u ' K n Q R : f X tba X. Vida! 772 , A A Jim Ewan ' 'A l 'fs N 5 4 xi., Y f f ff' 1 Pig' '41- .C w 5 I fs A I' fy, - My . ' , N Rf' I 3 B X I 3 33 gc 5: 5 xg Q N Mg x . ' ' x I ' Q ' ' 4, . . X A ' an . . ' , I I .I i . --. : EM , 'lr ll l l A y r, 3, ..,+ Q gp' 1 fi . 1, A 1 ' V Q 4? fa! ti g Qffl Ljflulflbgflflfivfq 0144 ,f I I I0 W Z 1 T Q - I no 9 A fPN 1 K-0 226 YREKA HIGH SCHO S., K .. ,.g.,.4-. ...,,.,- 1 I 1 N 1-' - x., ,. Y . a,x. L 4 . fxf X 4' , Q. .. ,M H. Y 4 .a-g -,.-v , ,k. 4 'vb- ,A -x- ,La x. ' -L ,,4. 1 Q ' 1 1 f e . fi A -. Nvffq ' 17 if I A -3 f. ,. A ,- 5' fa 1 .qu xi-uri - miami' Ai- .5' '- fl -, A ,........M ov J I f f' X X. FL ik. 1 lf I ! n 1 r , , -. Y 1 ' - we NA RS 3 1. x E. .' n ' Q- -A -.8 CDQcIicaIioIm fffffji A T52 ii' . ' f wr ' ' F9 R - ' fn ua-'P 1 ' 5 ,, . I- --W-ff' 7 .Quin A .1 say as 4 4 4:44 1 .' I 444' . .Q AS WE DEDICATE THIS SECTION OF OUR WHITE 81 GOLD TO DR. JERE HURLEY IT IS NOT JUST TO OUR SUPERINTENDENT THAT WE DO SO. IT IS TO OUR FRIEND, THE UNDERSTANDING COUNSELOR, AND THE FINE PERSON WE KNOW HIM TO BE. IT IS TO THE MAN WHO HAS GUIDED THE DESTINIES OF OUR SCHOOL FOR THE PAST 20 YEARS. TO THE PERSON WHO WILL ALWAYS BE AN OUTSTANDING FIGURE IN OUR MEMORIES OF YREKA HIGH, THAT WE DEDICATE THIS ANNUAL. 227 YREKA HIGH SCHOOL 9 QX MR STANLEY BALFREY MR STEPHEN PUEYQ UZLOfMMVlL9fflC1fLOl!l I'-H2 MRS MARION TOLEDO MRS GLORIA LOUDON Secretary Gu dance 229 R i 'A f Af ,, -1 5- H, 'VYV oi 'I I V, -1 E4 D 'E R ' x, . , S . ul ' 230 4- ii JACK BEGGS P E Head of Dept MR WARREN BEHNKE Music MR THOMAS BIRMINGHAM Sensor Problems 'W MR JAMES BRANSON Biology Math MRS KARNA CONRAD Soclal Sclence MR LAWRENCE DE RUSHIA Sclence, Math , P E QQ MR WARREN DOTY Science Math MR JAMES ELSEA Agrnculture YREKA HIGH SCHOOL I A J A l 3 y I I Q I Ii MR- ' I. . ., . V , ,fle I I 5 ' b ff a A 1 f ' ' .' A. fl' fz' I qaCuQt S-1' MR ZANE FLEISCHMAN Commerceal Head of Dept H ga: MRS ESTELLE GREENE Homemakmg MR DONALD FEHLMAN Mathematucs YREKA HIGH SCHOOL MRS JULIA GREENE English MR CHARLES HEINITZ Commercnal MK DONALD HEKFINDAHL English MRS JOSEPHINE JAMES Social Sclence Enghsh MRS LEONA LUEDLOFF Englnsh Head of Dept 232 fr- 1 MR EDWIN LOUDON U S History S-.- MR JAMES MEEK Shop ,-Q-it MR LOUIS ROBINSON Hlstory P E If MR DONALD ROOT Music if 4' MRS HELEN SHERMAN Commerclal TW MRS RUTH VAN HOOSEN Languages as W: MRS JOYCE WESTON Gurls P E MRS OLIVE YOUNG Eng :sh III NOT PICTURED MRS JANET COZZALIO Art P E YREKA HIGH SCHOOL 'JIU ' A ,, fy v -l A I W x M I tl ,1 .lf'S1f:qk.,s Q S 'll I if ' I. Qfxu I W' Q E I ff- 9 f - . , IISL . M5 . C Q f Y A I ' '3- w . ' I' ' - , .. Q ffl' Que CDMUQRS wgcffvw- DV? il-x Gp,-i ' ,vw-RC Q4 Left fo rlght Paul Johnson Bob Sylva Jack Roseb sh Frank Brazil James Hammonds Ralph Hauser Mr W D Smnh Mr George Ward YREKA HIGH SCHOOL 23 . 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L' R V zfxawww' 1'-,X nqwuull Q Q v x fi-Univ , , fm' ',w.,-nl ,f E' UINN YREKA HIGH scnool 235 i SENIOR OFFICERS Left to right: Mr. Birmingham - - Advisor Georgene Banish ---- Treasurer Harry Ling - -- - Vice-President Duane Culp - - Boys' Athletic Manager Rosalie Bagaas - Girls' Athletic Manager Charlotte HuFford ---- Secretary Bob Paine ----- President Qieiiioii During the evening of June 6th the Seniors of 1957 will march down the aisle after four wonderful and educational years at Yreka High School. Our Freshman year was a busy time with Duane Culp as president of the class and Mrs. Loudon as our advisor. Taking a few weeks preparation during our Sophomore year we gave the Sweetheart Swirl, Sweethearts on Parade, with Harry Ling and Judy Moore as the King and Queen. Louis Karstensson was president with Mr. Birmingham as our advisor. During our Junior year our main proiects were the Junior Prom, Sand and the Sea, held in the spring. In the fall we gave CQQQQ the Junior Play, SuddenIy It Was May, with Mrs. Young as our director. A Box Social was held to raise money for the class with Eddie Harris as president. The last year at Yreka High has been filled with work and activities. In November our Senior Play, A Full House, was given, directed by Mrs. Young. In December we held the Senior Ball, Frosted Fantasy, with a snowman and a bridge as the center pieces. Bob Paine has taken the office as president for the last year and has been assisted by Harry Ling. Our advisor, Mr. Birmingham, has been very helpful to us for the past year. YREKA HIGH SCHOOL ERNEST ROBERT ALLEN BARBARA JUNE ASHE ARLENE CORE ASHER W K Y J ROSALIE MARIE BAGAAS CAROL JANE BARNETT GEORGENE BANISH DENNIS JOHN BENNETT LYNN BARHAM FRED NORMAN BENTON 1 r. A W SANDRA LEE DREWSEN RONNIE LEE ETCHISON BRUCE DOUGLAS DUDLEY DAVID JOHN FAVERO JAMES PATRICK DUNHAM JERRY EUGENE FETTERS PAULA JANE FISHER eil? FLOYD HANSEN FLACK GIOVANNI A. FOGGIATO ADELAIDE ELAINE FOSTER lf: v 9' JERRY HAROLD FRIEDMAN STEPHANIE R. GARDNER CHERYL FAYE GAREY JOHN EDWARD GROSSEN 9 I I I VIOLA FRANCES GOODWIN PHYLLIS FERN GUST SHARON LOUISE GREATHOUSE SALLY ANN HANSEN YI: - EDWARD FRANK HARRIS ALICE MARIE HOGAN RONALD H. HOLLOWAY RICHARD EDWARD HAYES VIRGIL BRYANT HOGAN LAWRENCE LEE KAREN SUE HENDERSON BILL R. HOLLAND LEAH PATRICIA HOSSICK at CHARLOTTE LEE HUFFORD ALLEN JOHNSTON RONALD DEAN JOSLIN Iii' LEWIS KARSTENSSON RICHARD ONA KEGG JOHN DAVID KASSICK RICHARD BENJAMIN KEYES ELAINE MILDRED KEGG RICHARD LeROY KING 'aa KARL JOE KOEPKE BARBARA ADELE LaPENA JOHN WILLIAM LOHMAN '15 RALPH MADISON LAKE JERRY DAVENPORT LAYEIELD WALDO WILLIAM NANCY DARLENE LANGE HARRY DEAN LING WILLIAM RICHARD fu: -nv WV' GAIL WILSON MAPLESDEN CHARLES NICHOLS MICHAEL JOSEPH NUNES ROBERT TREAT PAINE CHARLENE LENNIE PHILLIPS A I la WILMA MAE PARKER GARY ORAN PLUNKETT LARRY DON PEEBLES JEAN NADINE PLUNKETT PHILLIP BRUCE SLOVER CLAYTON ROGER SMITH WILLIAM GARY SMITH SHERRIE IRENE souzA ICANN BEATRICE SYLVIA 4-R w ni DONNA MARIE SPENCER MICHAEL HAROLD TYRER SHIRLEY ANN sIcINNER CARRIE LEE VAN HOOSEN GEORGE MICHAEL WACKER RONALD B. WASHINGTON SHAREE JEAN WALSH GARY CLIFFORD WALTERS fl ROBERT RAY WOLGAMOTT ELFRIEDE WURM A3 Not Pictured: JAMES ROBERT HENSHER JERRY RAY HENSHER THORBURN BOND HOGG KATHERINE DOROTHEA WILLIAMS RONALD GEORGE WILSON YREKA HIGH SCHOOL ff E 0 . ue, tn-f, ,,,,...Z.., . , V 4 , DONNA MORRISON - - - Treasurer THOMAS MATHEWS - - - President LINDA SHUCK - - Girls' Athletic Manager .IUDITHE MOORE ---- Secretary MARJORY JAMES - - - Vice-President DO N STRAIN - - Boys' Athletic Manager MR HERFINDAHL Advnsor Inot plcturedj muon Class The Junlor Class of 58 has had a very successful year under the leadershlp of our president Tom Mathews wnth the able assistance of our advisor Mr Herflndahl The .Iunlor Class has profitably handled concessions for football and basketball games One of the hxghllghts of the fall sesslon was a dinner glven for the Juniors by the Business and Professional 250 IQ-9' Women for the purpose of dlscusslng opportunltles for future vocations The two outstanding events of the year were the class play and the Junior Prom The play Drums of Death a three act mystery was presented In March under the dnrectuon of Mrs Van Hoosen and Mr Herflndahl Wuth the help of all hands a memorable and delightful Prom IS one ofthe many happy memories of the Junior Class JAMES ADAMS iliv-143 mms ANDERSON Juov AVERY 5 CHRISTINE BEHNKE YREKA HIGH SCHOOL 0 . , . . . . I . I . . I . , . I I ' 1 .L F r 5- ' Q75 . - N- r 4. ' A ' I' Q 5 5 ' .1 . W h r ff: Xp , ' ' ',kV,, f I N A cg? l , r t Q .s f r ,A p - A . , ,ii ' ,, x - ' fs, ,fig , A N X ff ' 1 of u , , A .. - -A -35. I ,. , R I ' , X f I '54 . - s , f ANDREW BENNETT HELEN BOWER CURTIS BRADFORD TOM BRAZIL Y' :fy if 'yd' W' in BETTY BRIDWELL MARION BROOKS NORMA BROWN NADINE BRUMELY SHARON BUFTON 'Uh GAIL BURCH BARBARA BURNS 'T steve CAMERON 'fi 3' Q RONALD DICKINSON I JULIE DICKSON CHARLES DILLARD Pmlur DREWSEN YREKA HIGH SCHOOL 'ii F MARY CLARK S FLOYD CROWNOVER 'O' 5 CHARLENE DAVIS ROSS DETER hid 125 Q, Q WALTER FRIDAY DAVID FRIEDMAN JOHN GIBBONS GRETCHEN GOERTZ fn?- ev DOM FAVERO 'Y pp 'E 'P MARY rowLsa DIANE FREEMAN 3 BEVERELY FRESHOUR WH, Q 5' ,gl ,f 43 '- K W-...Y is S Q KQE X?.N tS Ev agp- YQJ J KATHERINE HAINES CHARLES HARDWICK SUSAN HARRIS BART HAYES GLENN GOODWIN 'Z sf sql- sox Q?- v BETTY GRISWOLD 'zu-1 ..,,. BARBARA GRISWOLD L ' .4 45, es Q fb 4, V ft- qrvv Sy. ig -'W 1 W K -5 'N nv- MARTHA HEAD , 'Riu -s 3 CARL Hslwlc sulmsv Hassle '- ALLEN HoAG 9 Imp s NN '- 252 YREKA HIGH SCHOOL , q, T Q? F' ' rn ' I ' ' M A' I 0 .Q 4, A 4 K 5 as I ,I wx .Hy MA sr L ' J ' , 'ix I Ai.,X . I - QR., A-1' 1- -A ffflf . A ' A Q 6. L A ' Q J. DOUGLAS GQRDAN QA ,L , , Q rs 4 if kg' I N-1 if , J n -4' f X K . T - X 4- J E A ,ul , I ,.. Q ., 53 ' 1 . '. if 44 ' ' if 1 fi' 3 'E' In I ur I 'V '0 E .A N Y I AMF r . Yi? 'vii I , I fl 'T A , . - Q A A . , ' ' I A A :, I. T K If f RONALD HOGAN DALE HORNBERGER KATHLEEN HURLEY MARJORY JAMES iw-pf. ... - f Q C? JERRY LEHMAN HEIDE LIEBE CHRISTINA LOTZ JAMES MABREY f' ww' .W 1'- 5 s x QS' TOM MATHEWS DONNA MAYS MARGARET McCRACKEN NANCY McGETRICK li '27 I 4 3 f I r 1 fl 12 MARY JOHNSON BILL JOHNSTON ANN JONES ESTHER HOPKINS KING 6 ng ...D Q6 Y-V DENNIS MAGINNIS HOWARD MANNEY RAYMOND MANNING BETH MAPLESDEN YREKA HIGH scHooL 2 .--- fy, R' , f- '-N fvd ' L.. Q ,I ,ta x QF, A, M ' w. S I 'Tix L ' N V, W :gd -,-. - S ix 2, 4 Q., 1' A h T' P4 I , QM . ,I A is -, xl P V . A 'N X, I IV, I 1 A f J Y-, X? ei: A - f -fam' I Z' lb K, K X 'L . K gi., 4, 7 -S- Qiwig A .Sf-'t A I 1, cf'- Ik A I J, Lxf' ff . hx ef tix 1 A Q fl I 11, A EJ I ga . Q I A v ' ' X D- A VM f A - is-nlrx Nbr' 4 . x , - l xr 4, V ,Y gm jg wx 1' N ff -T 'i ' QE :Y . N' ' W 1 f ' I 'Il f A , 'V I A flllalirlrllflflh S fl N . 14 .2 1 Lv. 1' - 'As V ' . X 'v-f' n ww ,' l x 31,51 2 'li' RITA MIDDLETON JUDITHE MOORE TOMMIE MORRIS DONNA MORRISON Q45 QM? GERALD PRATT 2 c JOHN PETERSON 6 EVELYN RICE Y PETE ROBUSTELLINI I F 61 IIII Y -blzzsf Xl ' .,: ..--0 JFK ' ' f-5 ROBERT McGOWAN NANCY McMASTER 'K'-f Rosen MCNAMES mi ix!! gp-v in-in 419 1-M! QE' DIANA MICHELON I DAVID NELSON SHARON NUGENT KIP PAYNE PAT PERRIN 40x g Cv 'bds- ll 1 - nv 'i .I nf- ,iii , STN' PHILLIP ROBUSTELLINI DONALD ROSE DIXIE ROSENCRANCE MICHAEL RUST 54 YREKA HIGH SCHOOL SUE SANFORD GAIL SELLSTROM 0 JOAN SHEPPARD K TQ LINDA SHUCK ' A' 3 VII XSD? TED SMITH WARREN SMITH 1 WENDELI. SNOOK DEWAYNE SPENCER ' f' -nvs 1- I Y dl-J' UND' 2 1 FREDDIE SIMINGTON JANET SIMMONS SHANE SHRIKO BERNARD SlEEP Q65 13' 'FG 1 x ALICE STIDHAM DON STRAIN 450- TRUDY swAlN ?1- 'Sv TERRANCE TALLIS slMoNE rom A Je SELMA mmm MAD Lime vAN Hoossu 'I 1.11114 YREKA HIGH SCHOOL 'Q al! 'Q 1..-.-- Ah JOHN SYLVIA 34 if f ' A I 5 ' A I Qs- , fa I I 'Q J Qf , X . Z -I .A RW' . :- ' ff- X ' , , ' 'V mv 3 .I gm 431, 3 W Y? ,I ,.,- , . ' X ' 'Jw I '39, I 131 'l' , Q I 'wg' -fuels. ,',- rf:f5fr111r:f: s 'S ' - C I 1 '- If 5 1' 3, ,W ' Q I .4 few .S-, in -'v f L- I t , X X A KJ I A I ' F ' 1' 1 A 'J 'JK' I ' Q V-. . W f L i .4 5 ' -' . Y J 5 X , . , 5 Q' D P ' I ff - I - ,f -' fff' -A . f 'fi U . 1 ' f - P Lf ' - I 'Z T , '. ' 1 ' , 4v1, If ' IMDS I .AN I x rn. I v 5 ' ,T ,I I wx 7 rf ,IVR ' ff? 2 3 256 Nr TOM WILBURN -G 4.-., lift SKI i Q Va Qc -- - CHESTER WILCOX JIM WOODS JON WRAY sf...- N O T P I USONA ANDERSON PEGGY CASTERLINE GLADYS DILLAVOU JAMES RUE DARRELL WILLIAMS DIANE WARD DEANNA WARDRIP AILENE WEBER LUCILLE WELBORN URED 95 I is-9 YREKA HIGH SCHOOL 2 During its second year, the Class of 1959 has become an inte- gral part of the Yreka High School. The class elected for its corps ,Maxx of officers the following students: Ted Peters, president, Dorothy Hessig, vice president, Carol Peterson, treasurer, Nancy Whitman, secretary, Ray Minton and Sandra Arnberg, boys' and girls' athletic managers respectively. lncidentally, Nancy Whitman has been elec- ted president of the Leadership Conference which will be held in Yreka in the fall of 1957. For the first time a sophomore was elected Basketball Jamboree Queen. Betty Bagaas, our candidate, won the honor by a wide margin. At the present time we are deep in plans for the Sweetheart Swirl, scheduled for February fifteenth. We feel grateful to our advisor, Mrs. James, for all the cooperation and the many sugges- tions she has given us. We are proud of our class and the success we have had during our sophomore year. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS FIRST ROW, Seated, left to right: SECOND ROW, Standing, left to right: Carol Peterson - - - Treasurer Ted Peters ---- President Nancy Whitman - - Secretary Ray Minton - Boys' Athletic Manager Dorothy Hessig - - Vice President Qoploiiioiw Clase FIRST ROW, left to right: Avalene Duncan, Nettie Boydston, Carolyn Mike Doyle, Gary Broce, David Anderson, Orville Gust, George Bailey, Ford, Pat Bartlett, Vickie Dowell, Mary Gooderham, Betty Bagaas, Lor- Charles Fletcher, Winston Culp, Ernest Bennett, Wayne Allen, Jerry raine Gamma. SECOND ROW: Alvis Callick, Donna Bozworth, Frieda Fiddler. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Green, Mike Barnum, Larry Arend, Paul Arnold, Anita Gossner, Sandra Arnberg, Dorothy Fox, Donna Green, Lina Bean, Larry Betschart, Ray Casterline, Tom Bryan, Charles Fisher, Terry Foggiato, Virginia Flook, Julie Brazil, Marilyn Brawman. THIRD ROW: Baum, Ronald Clark, Robert Cozine. Q Q - 44 if R'- I Y 1 :W -A ' ........, J'l1-----.....,f gg . , : A is awww, f -M. ,, ,M A, M . . .fi V f . FIRST ROW, left to right: Shirley Middleton, Marilyn Manning, Carol Patrick, Jerri Johnson, Carol Peterson, Eddie Lambert, Dorothy Hessig, Pat Huftord, Carol Hedin, Ray Minton, Janice Juhl, Joey Nichols. SECOND ROW: Gloria Musgrave, Shirley Lemos, Raylyn Kinney, Sharon Keyes, Jinney Helwig, Shirley Hickson, Addeen Phillips, Kay Leen, Judy Reynolds, Susan Messner, Virginia McGowan, Pat Martin, Doris Peters. FIRST ROW, left to right: Linda Rawhauser, John Titus, Marsha Taylor, Deanna Walters, Joan Wendt, Jane Turre, Kay Van Hoosen, Ardeth Schuck, Pat Walthard, Lula Belle Whitten, Carolyn Williams. SECOND ROW: Pat Trimrn, Harold Yost, Ronnie Sylva, Fred Walgamott, Don Sargent, David Walker, Jake Stockwell, Nola Wheeler, Shirley Sylva, 'fha-N. if l 'P ' F , 4: Fr . i ,...--- - AQ? A K A r .,, ..s.,.i..,.. . W...-, on --M... N. -...f Ti THIRD ROW: Louise Hitchcock, Donna Pratt, Judy Mort, Arveda Lawe, Jerry Spannaus, Willie Hayes, Walter Lake, Bruce Root, Keith Pimentell, Gary Mort, Herbert Mort, John Lovelady. FOURTH ROW: Don Strad- dler, Eyerson Rider, Victor Hanson, Tim Nunes, Ken Kruger, Mike Jenef- sky, Kent Johnson, Richard Middleton, Don Meamber, Jim Larson, Mike Pianka, Francis Hoopes, Dick Krutzer. Pat Swickard. THIRD ROW: Cecil Woods, Margaret Shelvock, Carole Sauer, Nancy Whitman, Ted Thorton, Jim Walters, Abner Weed, Bryon Taylor, Everett Smith, Bobbie Sirnington. FOURTH ROW: Tim Taylor, Peggy Stanshaw, Gail Sample, Annie Sutter, Sharon Wigley, Dexter Tourville, Virgil Welsh, Raymond Sylva, George Sutter, Tom Stanford, Terry Tull. 2 R i - 1 .XQ 'f A ' ' ,A . ,J- fr f .az xaafi-awdw ,W ff ff in A A 445' class of '60, Arlin Sanford - FIRST ROW, Seated, left to right: Daryl Severns ---- President ln September, the largest group of Freshmen ever to enter Yreka High School met for the first time. Although they came from various parts of the country, they quickly became acquainted and organized to take their place in school. They have been active in all sports and activities and are proud of their promising athletes and scholars. With this year behind, this class is looking for greater achievements in the rest of their high school years, and to make an enviable record for the FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS SECOND ROW, Standing, left to right: Bill Wilson Michael Hume - - - Vice President - - - Treasurer - Boys' Athletic Manager Barbara Betts Daralyn Ellis - Girls' Athletic Manager - - - - Secretary Q3illQ9llVttCllft Class FIRST ROW, left to right: Frances Cottar, Sharon Fiock, Evelyn Desoza, Janice Batson, Nancy Myers, Sandra Fiock, Bobbi Bridwell, Janet Elsea, Jeffrey Cameron, De De Davis, Dan Behnke, Adrian Favero, Daralyn Ellis, Theresa Bevil. SECOND ROW: Karny Bryan, Sharon Cool, Arlene Behnke, Jacqueline Chipps, Benny Crawford, Ken Burbank, Dennis Hanon, Allen Eddy, Robert Fiock, James Bartlett, Richard Applegate, 1 L l ... 3 John Brumbaugh, James Crowe. THIRD ROW: Ned Dutra, Wesley Bowen, Fred Betschart, Delbert Ashe, Andrew Caldwell, Rodger Conroy, Jean Clark, Connie Anderson, Bobbi Brown, Sharon Fiock, Jerry Mae Brown, Sandra Batterman, Faye Coatney. FOURTH ROW: Linda Badgley, Patsie Damron, Janet Ferguson, Roberta Bultram, Dena Fisher, David Baskett, Gary Cason, James Brooks, Fred Dirkson, Jack Elliot, Bruce Arnberg. 5 i i . FIRST ROW, l. to r.: Carolyn Kouts, Jack LaFever, Pete Griffith, Judy Jolly, Pat McCurdy, Dandra Holloway, Nancy French, Carol Hansen, Karen Hofer, Pat Head, Judy Hoopes, Carol Lotz, Judy Hollenbagh, Peggy Kelsey, Corleen McCanna, Betty Mayer. SECOND ROW: Garry Gresham, Susan Friedman, Sherrel Morford, Shirley Moffet, Sharon Huftord, Patsy Jenefsky, Dolores Nelson, Sharon Kirbey, Annette Huntsmen, Paula Harris, Florence Kearney, Conrad Overstrom, Larry Kerr. THIRD ROW: S .- i i. H- i 'S-A K' T T ' TSTWL: Q:Q: L it Bill Ellingsworth, Gary Kerr, Dennis Frost, Mason Meek, Mike Hume, Mike Lee, Ken Iverson, Ronnie Geib, Dugan Barr, Mike Orr, Ernie Hoopes, Ronnie LeMasters, Brian McPeters, Chuck Fletcher, Larry Jones. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Hanon, Gary Hanlon, Tom Nelson, Jack Moody, Wayne Hadsel, John Hossick, Darryl Middleton, Delvin Hayes, Mike Mills, Jim Dowling, Victor Grazier, Leslie Lewellyn, Jim Hunter, Charles Gardner, Billy Maplesden. QTnQ9liiwaii Clase FIRST ROW, l. to r.: Jimmy Wright, Dick Tucker, Hazel Stidham, Mary Woods, Linda Sheppard, Patty Tourville, Linda Truttman, Rozanne Silva, Beth Russell, Jadine Rohrer, Signe Zoller, Nancy Weed, Barbara Sauer, Sally Soule, Clifford Wasson, Stanley Sweeney. SECOND ROW: Robert Walker, Robert Wilcox, Shirley Shantz, Bob Singleton, Robert Wilson, Arlin Sanford, Bob Skinner, Bill Sleep, Bill Wilson, Julie Townley, Jean Payne, Sheila Peebles, Judy Trivelpiece, Janet Spannaus, Dorothy Rice, Q 1 . v 5 4 I 1 noe- fi , . i f x or Q l Judy Titus. THIRD ROW: John Ramey, Helen Ziech, Nancy Ziech, Glen Ruddell, David Saza, Jay Trinca, Eugene Trinca, Bob Wells, Lloyd Santos, Eddie Simington, Carl Williams, Dillia Sylvia, Bertine Zimmerlee, Susan Tebbe, Wayne Smith. FOURTH ROW: Jim See, Lorraine White, Joanne Terry, Lillian Rawhauser, Candice Smith, Jane Truelove, Anne Wright, William Warner, John Shaw, Raymond Short, John Quigley, Lynn Skin- ner, Freddie Rose, Eddie Williams, Daryl Severns. .us '-x ' as Lui'- A i -'tu' V -s-5 2 .,. ..a..aa-.. 261 'L F 4E'Ji , 34,1 7 W, A 1' Q. K, .mwifr . , V S QS. ,Q ., 1 rg. . , it iz, - Aga fy f. Quay f -W - YREKA A Xivum gd ,fi l M, -- - Q ...- -Y-vf'ffwm....f . ' .K f 2: 3.. .Af - H ff- sw-r V,,,. 5135 :ik ,fy 1' X A 514 mg 1 A ,V W- .. . I 1 M-My-+ E A ,s -zu ., I A , 1' wif , I fd- ' - :ww . . . 'G 'Krew -lla -. .yr , it ,, M ,..,. ,4 X ' , We-sawn' ff V Y.. 1, H M. ,N 5 f 3, A ,,, -z u4CfiUiflQ9 YREKA HIGH SCHOOL 263 5 MIKE RUST - JUDY MOORE - BETTY BRIDWELL RONALD HOGAN DON ROSE - TOM MATHEWS JUNIOR CLASS PLAY I mills oil 5DQail CAST - Newton Cooper - Paula Baily Mrs. Oakly - Jules - Dr. Cameron - Shelton Hurley DONNA MORRISON JUDY AVERY - CHRIS BEHNKE - DEANNA WARDRIP MRS. VAN HOOSEN MRS. JAMES - Mrs. May Gillette Amelia Gillette - Celeste Eugenia Bowles - - Director Assistant Director 264 YREKA HIGH scuooi. MARY LEE RUTLEDGE JEAN PLUNKETT - KAREN HENDERSEN PAULA FISHER - MIKE TYRER - TOM JOHNSTON - MIKE WACKER - I W I 1 I 1 , Y. I fx QELIQII QQIOIIQQI T NANCY LANGE DUANE CULP - CHARLENE PHILLIPS JOE KOEPKE - RON HOLLOWAY SHARON DOYLE HARRY LING - MRS. OLIVE YOUNG - - - Director Vera Vernon Micholas King Daphne Charters Ned Pambroke - - Parks - - Susie Detective Mooney YREKA HIGH scHooL 265 I .QQ X I I I Q img, QX .15 Q 7' 5 9 xl Q 5 I -., - ,- I-. . xg. ,..,.-- x .,,- -.-W FIRST ROW, left to right, Helen Bower, Junior Editor, Carrie Lee Van SECOND ROW: Carol Barnett, Business Manager, Mr. Pueyo, Advisor, Hoosen, Senior Editor, Sally Hansen, Senior Editor, Susan Harris, Art Kathy Hurley, Junior Editor, Bill Brazil. Clllfliilce and Qold 9 IQ Editor, Paula Fisher. Q FIRST ROW: Dom Fayero, Reporter, Susan Potter, Gossip and Feature Editor, Marge James, Town Editor, Pat Hossick, Editor, Susan Harris, Art Editor. SECOND ROW: Deanna Wardrip, Mr. Pueyo, Advisor, Jim Dunham, Sports Editor, Junior Editor, Elfriede Wurm, Reporter, Sherre Walsh, ou nn- 9-Q K7 xxx L- H N , CH-DOI. - C1 Circulation Editor, Wilma Parker, Alumni Editor, Betty Bridwell, Re- porter, Bob Paine, Reporter. THIRD ROW: Sherrie Souza, Reporter, Mike Tyrer, Reporter, Donna Mays, Reporter, Tom Johnston, Reporter. Q, 72 I g, f pw .-.1 , ' -nu. iq? Wulg Q4 I , 2 fi at 3 268 K -s sf !5?'D' 'Wig A-, , ,mv . - , N , Nix f .giw ,Q 5, AN a 'sy is if ,.5. 5 A 5 if 2' HQ. f- 4 Q..- f 'as x-- iqi if l oi v i G. , .,...,+ il 1 neil, fl Mil' lx 5 ' ' ' I f f' 1 fllwflgyii mil? g Yi 3 't -at f 1 1 i z li Xl F , tailgate-y l ,-twgwf. ,. K Lk sf, FIRST ROW, left to right: Elfriede Wurm, Janet Simmons, Judy Moore, SECOND ROW, left to right: Julie Dickson, Mrs. Sherman KAdvisorJ Sally Hansen, Mary Lee Rutledge, Jean Plunkett, Rosalie Bagaas, Wilma Judy Trivilpiece, Joan Wendt, Nancy Whitman, Christine Behnke Parker KPresidentJ. Betty Bagaas. 'li Q QQQMQ OllllCl .gg few' . 4 A- ff 'Luis 1 ,K ' . 'I K, ie- r . ll-makin.-gb ,M 5 Q v - sg OJ, 5.11, IMPERDS , K, -, 2 , 0 I 9 , O, ,. WW .,., , , A F S : W faq . G mefICCln Ie STVICS I 1 a 'Ns to - Miz: f fe Q' .llkiayz oogqlgls Q ky., I A JN J l l WILMA PARKER-Student to Germany ELFRIEDE WURM-Student from Germany YREKA HIGH SCHOOL -s bl - N' CARRIE LEE VAN HOOSEN Awe-gr X.. SECOND ROW, left to right: Mrs. Helen Sherman CAclvisorD, Carol Barnett, Sheree Walsh, Wilma Parker, Rosalie Bagaas, Sally Hansen, Kathleen Hurley, Mary Lee Rutledge, Sharon Greathouse, Jean Plunkett, Carolyn Stubblefleld. THIRD ROW: Diedre Caine. Qtclandsom QIOMMQS COVIQSQRQMCQ S-J ln l EDWARD HARRIS LO L - -- v-1 fa ia. we-P-1--' 1 llnli ,-R l P I Q13 h f Ik al I ,rj Left to right: Virgil Hogan, Carrie Lee Van Hoosen, Diane Childs, Bernard Sleep, Tom Mathews, Daryl Severns, Sally Hansen, Bob Paine Wilma Parker, Nancy Lange, Elfriede Wurm, Mariory James, Pat Hossick, Ted Peters, Charlene Phillips, Ed Harris. Qluolwil gfQoiolQfiQlip CGUQSQHQMCQ CU.JUl.Q. ull. Qoli6QnQliQQ Left to right: Phil Slover, Pat Hossick, Sally Hansen, Sharon Greathouse, James, Deanna Wardrip, Evelyn Desoza, Frieda Arnold, Nancy Whitman, Virgil Hogan, Anita Gossner, Daryl Severns, Elfriede Wurm, Mariory Carol Barnett, Paula Fisher, Mike Tyrer, Donna Spencer, Helen Bower. ,-1.1-- as ,f 'g.,n.-u. . 'll , 1 1 -i . I I -. 3: 4 I 1 1 R A K ,..f Q X o fs -. F X- .g X W 32- , wxc . . Q . ,1 l:'l FIRST ROW, left to right: Barbara Ashe, Sherrie Souza, Karen Hender- son, Carol Barnett, Rosalie Bagaas, Betty Bagaas, Nancy McMasters, Heide Liebe, Mary Kelly. 9? ill. Ji. FIRST ROW, left to right: James Rue, Mr. James Elsea CAdvisorl, Kieth Pimentel, Bert Hayes, William Hayes, THIRD ROW: Richard Kegg, Fred Kegg, Gail Maplesden, David Favero. I SECOND ROW, left to right: Mrs, Estelle Green CAdvisorb, Elfriede Wurm, Louise Hitchcock, Irene Brewer, Jo Ann Sylvia, Della Sylvia, Sharon Keyes, Hope Kennedy. Q33 SC JI. SECOND ROW, left to right: Raymond Brooks, Peter Robustelini, James Brooks, Robert McGowan, Walter Lorenzini, Phillip Robustelini, Winston Culp, Ronald Holloway, James Wright, Michael Wreden. ,Q-f,..4-v ,,.go-fe? ' I Ch . 1 U ,?, ull ll '. N, .Eff-f i.. FIRST ROW, left to right: Sharon Greathouse, Vice President, Virgil Sharon Cool, Sheryl Morford, Marilyn Manning, Ailene Weber, Judy Hogan, President, Charlene Phillips, Secretary, Bob Paine, Sergeant at Avery, Paula Fisher, Elfriede Freddie Wurm, Harry Ling, Ron Joslin, Arms, Charlene Davis, Treasurer. BACK ROW: Mr. Loudon iAdvisorD, Francis Hoopes, Barbara Burns, Jo Ann Blanding, Steve Cameron. Judy Moore, Susan Potter, Lynn Barham, Nancy Lange, Trudy Swain, mm OQLMQ Quia ST fo' C For the past six years, the Trampoline Club has put on performances for the public. One of the highlights of this year's shows was the performance put on at the Medford T.V. station. Mr. Loudon received many nice letters. pertaining to the skill of the members. Some of the shows put on in the county were: McCloud High School, Mount Shasta High School. Shasta Junior College invited the club to their school so that they might see the development being made in the Tram- poline Field. Anderson High School and Red Bluff were other schools that invited the club to put on their show. Mem- bers of the Josephine County Fair Board invited the team to appear at their county fair in August. We can be proud of the talent that we have on the team and of the advisor, Mr. Ed Loudon. Petitions for a performance on the Ed Sullivan Show have been passed out and to this date over 2000 signatures have been received. We sincerely hope that Yreka is rep- resented in New York this summer! YREKA HIGH SCHOOL 3.- 4 l-.gg FIRST ROW, left to right: Ronnie LeMaster, John Rarney, Harold Yost, CDQMQQ Cgamol FIRST ROW, left to right: Ann Jones, Elfriede Wurm, Diane Freeman, Patty Swickard, Susan Tebbe, Mary Gooderham, Wesley Bowen. ig? SECOND ROW, left to right: Mr. Warren Behnke, Bob Singleton, Bob Simington, Wayne Smith. THIRD ROW, left to right: Bill Maginnis, Dugan Barr, Patty Swickard. Qffclczstfrct SECOND ROW, left to right: Linda Rawhauser, Dugan Barr, Nugent, Donna Morrison, Mr. Root lflonductorj. L Sharon iam J and FIRST ROW, left to right: Barbara LaPena, Marilyn Manning, Donald Rose, John Lovelady, Judy Hoopes, Judy Moore, Marilyn Sanford, Linda Lewis, Beth Russell. SECOND ROW: Stephanie Gardner, Mary Lea Savage, Sandra Drewsen, Peggy Casterline, Nancy McGetrick, Beth Maplesden, Jadine Dohrer, Sue Sanford, Gail Burch, Selma Trimm, Bever- ly Freshour, Diane Childs, Pat Hossick, Sharon Button, Dolores Nelson, JoAnn Blending. THIRD ROW: Diana Barnett, Carol Patrick, Carol Bar- nett, Arlene Core Asher, Judy Dodson, Georgene Banish, Dorothy Rice, Peggy Kelsey, Dena Fisher, Katherine Williams, Donna Bozworth, Pat JUIMQQI Claws FIRST ROW: Avalene Duncan, Linda Bagley, Jean Clark, Shirley Lemos, Cora Lee Lotz, Sandy Batterman, Louise Hitchcock, Signe Zoller. SECOND ROW: Arvada Lawe, Doris Peters, Janice Truelove, Joan Sheppard, Janet Spannaus, Nancy Myers, Sharon Kirby, Bobbie Brown, Judy Titus, Faye Coatney, Sharon Hufford, Sandra Fiock, Shirley Moffett, Patty Tourville. ....-.M-area., , ., 1 I Q5 , V. 5 iq ' . I.-., 'X 'X Trimm, Frances DeWitt, Charlotte Hufford, Sharon Greathouse, Sharee Walsh, Linda Rawhauser, Alice Hogan, Sharon Doyle, Karole Peterson McCurdy, Susan Potter. FOURTH ROW: Beverley Dittner, Nettie Boys- den, Annie Sutter, Mary Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Helen Ziech, Shane Skriko, Tom Johnston, Jirn Walters, Fred Benton, Harry Ling, Bill Buker, Ron Joslin, Lester Erribray, Duane Culp, Bruce Dudley, Richard Keyes, Larry Peebles, Skip Bennett, Howard Manning, Ron Wilson, Bob Cooper, John Titus, Mr. Root lDirectorD. Q mls Cliotuie THIRD ROW: Roberta Buttram, Nancy Ziech, Lillian Rawhauser, Sis Favero, Carleen McCanna, Dede Davis, Ann Wright, Irene Brewer, JoAnn Sylvia, Viola Goodwin, Caroline Williams, Barbara Ashe, Dellia Sylvia, Janice Batson, Sharon Fiock, Jacqueline Chipps, Mary King, Sandy Hol- loway, Mr. Root lDirectorJ. , 5 : !'s,q 'f,, I' HIGH SCHOOL il FIRST ROW MAJORETTES left to rught Judy Moore Frances Cottar Susan Messner Lynn Barham lHeadl Marsha Taylor Sherrel Mortord Charlene Phllllps SECOND ROW Linda Rawhauser Barbara Burns Nancy Lange THIRD ROW Larry Hornberger Judy Dodson Pat Bartlett Kathy Halnes Jean Plunkett Wnlma Parker Sandra Arnberg Charlene Davus Susan Harrns Lnnda Schuck Duxne Rosencrance James See Mary Gooderham Dale Hornberger M Behnke lConductorl FOURTH ROW Nola Wheeler Kay Leen Joan Wendt Mary Fowler Jane Turre .lulue Brazll Marnlyn Brawman Kay Van Hoosen Janet Elsea Bull Brazxl Harold Yost Walter Lake Sharon Wtgley Gall Sellstrom FIFTH ROW Bull Johnston Annette Huntsman Arlene Behnke Sharon Cool Bobble Singleton Jeff Hunter Jack Moody Susan Tebbe Steve Cameron Gary Plunkett John Grossen Chrlstme Behnke Edward Harrus SIXTH ROW Vnctor Grazler Jeffrey Cameron James Bartlett Ronald Le Master Jam Dowlung Ted Peters Joey Nlchols SEVENTH ROW An drew Caldwell Everett Smnth Bernard Sleep Dugan Barr Charles Hard wack Wesley Bowen Wayne Smith Arlnn Sanford Bobby Snmmmgton Merle Bowen Muchael Wacker Cgaltol and Jlla4onQttQQ Under the excellent leadership of Mr Warren Behnke, our band has excelled In many towns The two trlps taken by the band this year were to Redding and Chlco, Calsfornla The mam trap was taken last November when the band was lnvlted to attend a foot ball game at Berkeley, Callfornla under the dlrectlon of Unnversnty of California Yreka Hugh School chartered a bus to take the stu dents to the band festival They performed at the halt of the game between Unlversuty of Calnfornla and YREKA HIGH SCHOOL Washington University For the past five years, Yreka Hugh School has become known as one of the best band schools un northern Calnforma In rankmg notoces, Yreka always places at the top Many first places have been re celved Mr Behnke should be gaven a cheer for has efforts ln havmg a top band In our school At every football and basketball game you can see the band represented 275 C Q G ata' '1 I I . - Q - nf, ' Q . , ' ' ' 47 H V ' ' Vo I-of-1 ' ' T ' ' 'Y vc, . 5 ' N L - 1 A S 1 1 A . v ,4 -A I 1 v F K L I Z I I I I I I ' 1 1 1 1 Z 1 I 1 - Z 1 I I I I I I - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I I V I I Z I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 3 ' 1 1 1 V- - 1 1 1 1 ' : I I I I I I I I I . 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Q . x A 1 ' 1 5QlJoclQ Qocwlg OFFICERS Phil Slover - Vice-President Ron Wilson - Larry Root - - President Larry Hornberger Q, Sergeant-at-Arms - Sec'y.-Treas. KL tgft' I . - .. 4 I SENIORS FIRST ROW, left to right: Virgil Hogan, Harry Ling Roger Smith, Bob Allen, Ron Joslin, Lewis Karstensson. SECOND ROW: Floyd Flack, Richard King, Joe Koepke, Gary Walters, Phil Slover, Richard Keyes, Robert Cooper, Bill Holland, Bill Lohman, Dennis Bennett. THIRD ROW: Duane Culp, Don Culp, Ron Wilson, Larry Root, John Kassick, Larry Hornberger. X rr 5 JUNIORS Left to right: Don Strain, Steve Cameron, Warren Smith, David Nelson, Tom Wilburn, Tom Mathews, Chester Wilcox, John Gibbons, Raymond Manning. YREKA HIGH SCHOOL 1 Coaclwg Mu JACK usecs MR Louis nosmson Athletic Director Football A Basketball Head Football TFBCK Q0 QQ MR LAWRENCE DQRUSHIA MR DON HERFINDAHL J V Football B Basketball C 8. D Basketball Baseball Qfoun Qan gVQllQnmQl1 LARRY ROOT, LARRY HORNBERGER A A I 4 L' n L i , M... 4 ' . 4 A is 'df VN ix W , pk -fvvf'A , L. , ,, x ' lb ' . . , , malig- FIRST ROW left to rnght Warren Smrth John Kassuck Floyd Crownover Marlon Brooks SECOND ROW Dennns Bennett Vlrgnl Hogan Thomas Matthews Roloert Allen Phllllp Slover Ronald Joslun Harry Lung M Lawrence DeRushla THIRD ROW Mr Louls Robunson Charles Davis Steven Cameron James Walters Don Culp Wulluam Lohman Lawrence Yreka Yreka Yreka Yreka Yreka Yreka Yreka Yreka Peebles Rtchard Wnllnam Lawrenc Lambert Qlelmgou Qoultlg Q Clamps Crater Lakevrew Ashland Lassen Weed Weed Dunsmulr Mt Shasta Mr Jack Beggs FOURTH ROW Mark Bonner Davud Nelson McCurdy Tom Wzlburn Bull Holland Bob Cooper Rnchard Keyes Boker FIFTH ROW Carl Clark John Grbbons Douglas Gorden e Hornberger Larry Root Rlchard Kung Ronald Wllson Eddle 282 YREKA HIGH SCHOOL 1 vw L! mwuayg- ,. A V Y YK -Q-1 K V 'K s Q. R, I I X I I I I .xx 5. . 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I I ' ' I . 1 I9 .---- 39 I3 ' ----- I9 39 ----- 6 42 .---- I6 I2 - - - - I4 20 - ---- 26 7 ' .---- 6 . ---- o YR FIRST ROW l to r Make Lee Fred Walgamott Jlm Bartlett Bob Skinner Daryl Severns John Tetus Ron Duckmson Ton Brazul Davld Fnedman Kup Payne Dale Hornberger Warren Smuth Mr DeRush1a CCoachJ SECOND ROW Muke Barnham Davud Walker Lael Collms Jack Moody Kent Johnston Dugan Barr Pete Gruffrth Don Meamber Bob Wnlcox Jeff Cameron Gary Broce THIRD ROW Carl Wnlluams Ken Iverson Bruan McPeters Ruchard Applegate John Qungley Wayne Hadsel Make Malls Jam Hunter .hm Crowe Bob Walls Lynn Sknnner Walter Lake FOURTH ROW Glenn Goodwm Abner Weed Tom Nelson Chester Eastllck Ray Mannmg Stanley Sweeney Jnm Brooks Jum Wrught Chester Wulcox Harold Yost Dan Behnke MVIIOII CVCIIISIIQ qootlncxll Agaln thus year as In the past two years the J V s have done an outstandnng 'ob In helplng the young players get nn shape for the varsrty next year Over 70 boys turned out for the team Equupment was short and many had to be turned away Mr Lawrence DeRushla turned ID a splendud rob as coach loslng half of thelr games but not by a large score The experience galnecl nn thelr J V days wnll EKA HIGH SCHOOL pay off wnthun the next three years on the varsity The maloruty of the players were sophomores and freshmen Only one gunlor turned out for the team The abuluty to handle the ball and run wrth It was one of the many talents shown the JV s From now on the .lunlor Varsuty will become part of the sports at thus school 283 I i v I . 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I FIRST ROW Marlon Brooks lManagerJ, Jim Walters, Rich Keyes, Dennis Richard Middleton Fred Wolgamott Harold Yost Gary Plunkett Tom Bennett Phil Slover Ron Holloway Larry Hornberger, Bob Walgamott, Mathews THIRD ROW Mr Robinson fCoachJ Dugan Barr Larry Arend Larry Root SECOND ROW Don Culp, Bill Buker, Dale Hornberger, Winston Culp Ray Manning Kill 5l?aQlQQtliall2 Yreka Yreka Yreka Yreka Yreka Yreka Yreka Yreka Yreka Yreka SCORES Weed - Phoenix McCloud Butte Valley Fort Jones Tulelake Mount Shasta Ashland Mount Shasta Dunsmuir 4 ., ,ai ia' l - FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. DeRushia CCoachJ, Larry Gresham, Ray Tim Taylor, Daryl Severns, Ted Peters, Joey Nichols, Tom Minton, Wilburn, Dennis Maginnis. SECOND ROW: Jay Trinca, John Kassick, Jerry Spannaus, Robert Walker, Bruce Root, Bill Wilson, Dexter Tour- , 2... .',,.,.,,,,,. A Zi Iii ville, John Titus, Ronnie Clark. THIRD ROW: Gary Broce, Henry Fletcher, Bennie Crawford, Dewayne Spencer, Kent Johnson, Jerry Lehman, Ross Deter, Don Meamber, Dan Behnke. MCB' 5l3ciQlQQtlQaQl For the third straight year in a row the B team won the championship of the Siskiyou County League. During league play only one game was lost in the entire season. Weed High School was the only team to take the measure of the Yreka Miners. The score of that game was 35-38. Weed then lost to McCloud High to even the score in the league. Yreka twice in two years tied for the Championship with the same team, Weed. One of the highlights of the season was the last game with Dunsmuir. The Dunsmuir quintet was ahead YREKA HIGH SCHOOL of the Miner five when Ted Peters, a sophomore, scored from 20 feet out to give the Miners the co- championship of the league. Mr. Lawrence DeRushia, coach of the B team, did a remarkable job for the past three years, only losing three games during league play. All of the players were new this year with not even one veteran coming back to help the squad. Determination after losing the very first game of the season helped the Miners to win the crown. 1 el L ow one N3 5' 'v Mr. Herfindahl QCoachJ, Jimmy See, Don Sargent, Jay Peters Joey Nichols Ronnie Clark Trnnca Victor Grazier, Jim Dowling, Ron Holloway Uvlanagerj. QQC QCCP iehi ou oulil lam ions CD ffceaiii FIRST ROW Charles Fletcher Dennis Clark Arlin Sanford Mike Hume SECOND ROW Mr. Herfindahl Cffoachb, Ronnie Geib, Ed Simmington, Bob Singleton Delbert Ashe Ron Holloway Uvlanagerl. 5.1 A-'EE FIRST ROW, left to right: David Nelson, Ronald Joslin, Dennis Bennett, Virgil Hogan, Richard Keyes, Bob Cooper, Ron Wilson, SECOND ROW: Bill Lohman, Bill Holland, Larry Horriberger, Lester Embray, Joey Nichols, 'Y N iv' John Titus. THIRD ROW: Ray Minton, Jim Walters, Larry Arend, Don Culp, Dewayne Spencer, Dick King. Cgoyiiig Cllld ClMiQ9lllilig QTIQQIQ arid Qfiielal FIRST ROW left to right Mr Robinson lCoachI Floyd Flack Jck Pratt Dennis Bennett Eddie Harris Phil Slover Duane Culp Boo Cooper Virgil Hogan Richard Keyes Gary Plunkett Richard Hayes Carl Clark SECOND ROW Tom Mills Gary Broce Bernard Sleep John Foggiato Larry Hornberger Fred Walgamott Tom Wilburn Ron Wilson Don .ff 4 fi! v-'f Culp, Bill Buker, Bob Walgamott. THIRD ROW: Harry Ling, Chester Wilcox, Joey Nichols, Jerry Lohman, John Titus, Ted Peters, Ray Minton, Gary Walters, Dexter Tourville, David Nelson, Dale Hornberger. FOURTH ROW: Jim Adams, Jerry Pratt, Warren Smith, John Gibbons, Mike Rust, Tom Brazil, Ron Dickinson, David Walker, Tim Folk, Raymond Manning. 23? 5 . ' - i 'I , rv IL 'R' i Ot, ' 2 Las' 2 Q0 i me K, .13 Q l 'T' 3? lv L 5' l A To I-sf A 2' WX Q Q mf 1 l H I ill l ii ' fr . lf 4 ' :HW xt ,X if ' - fauna.,-I 55 li if-'-at .G- Il. VARSITY BASEBALL - CHAMPS OF 1956 FIRST ROW, left to right: Ross Deter Ulllanagerl, Dick McCurdy, Torn Hornberger, Bill Kleaver, Bill Bulcer, Duane Culp, Steve Wagner, Richard Biscotti, .lerry Churchill, Dennis Bennett, Bill Holland, Butch Pickard, Hayes, Bill Lohman. THIRD ROW: Mr. Beggs lCoachl, Mr. DeRushia Jerry Friedman CManagerJ. SECOND ROW: Carl Rose, Rich Keyes, Larry lCoachl. Qielmgoii Coiiiilg Qliciiiipiolis FIRST ROW, left To right: Donald Sargent, Charles Dillard, Abner Weed. ROW: Jerry Lehman, Don Strain, Dexter Tourville, Winston Culp, Tom SECOND ROW: Ted Peters, Norman Ward, Curtis Bradford, Dennis Mathews, Don Culp, Douglas Gordon. BACK: Mr. DeRushia lCoachJ. Maginnis, Gail Maplesden, Charles Fletcher, Benny La Pena. THlRD l JUNIOR VARSITY ans, on -xv 25 Nt gil all ll -Q ' - I w Q 5 ' Y 4 , W? 4 1 fm 1- ff, , P Q ez Wife' A 'B I f D ' an Mi Aw? .X kin' fn 5 3 o if Q. 4 ig' A fl, 'L Q 2.129 J v ? qu . 'Q B r'-'11, -4'-43 an y 3 A W I N 1 in A2 f ' Q? ' Y Y V 'A 1 . 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INDIAN CREEK TRAILER COURT Jack 8: Lillian Woodcock HALL'S MERCANTILE RCA TELEVISION SERVEI. GAS REFRIGERATORS MONARCH COMBINATION RANGES MAYTAG WASHING MACHINES YOUNGSTOWN KITCHEN SINKS HOMELITE CHAIN SAWS GROCERIES SPORTING GOODS Happy Camp California HAPPY CAMP DRUG STORE Happy Camp California Prescr ptions Drugs Soda Founta Magaz nes Da ly Papers Stat onery Complete I. ne A er can Greet g Cards Fsh ng Tackle Agnes C Warner Ph G HOUSE OF HAIRSTYLING Happy Camp California JEAN HARMON HOLMES Owner Operator YELLOW FIR LUMBER COMPANY NEW and OLD GROWTH HAPPY CAMP CALIFORNIA Congratulations Class of 1957 LION S CLUB Happy Camp California 315 , , i ' - - in - i ' i - i - i m i in - i i , I , O B F? ' 1 , ,X Nm I , N J. B. BRUMMETT SHASTA GAS mAsH AND GARBAGE DISPOSAL Distfibvwf PROPANE - GAS APPLIANCES Box 422 Happy Camp, California yreka 159 Happy Camp 525 In the Heart of Sportsrnen's Paradise S A R A I S HORSE CREEK STORE BEAUTY SHOP Compllments of GENERAL MERCHANDISE sARA L NESBITT Margaret Patterson Horse Creek Calufornla FOR A LOVELIER YOU Happy Camp Callfornla SHAD STORE RED AND JERRYS SHOP GENERAL MERCHANDISE Pete and John Malloy Cornplrments of Selad WILDWOOD LODGE alley Calrtorma Keys Made Custom Shell Re Loading Gunsmrth and Locksmnth Guaranteed Watch Repairs Jewelry Appluances Radso Radio Repairing Q All Work Guaranteed I G GAUTIER DALTON COME IN AND BROWSE RAINBOW RESORT Congratulat ons Class of 7 Hamb rg Cal torn a MERCEDA S BEAUTY SHOP PERMANENTS AND BEAUTY CARE Ho sc Creek Cal forn a RCL POOL CARDS BEVERAGES Mr and Mrs Roland Peay 316 I O ' . . . C. B. Happy Camp California . V 4 . I ,r R s. u B Complrnents f Smmy s HAPPY CAMP LIQUOR STORE SPORTING GOODS AND MAGAZINES Smith Rose Complnments of PHILIP M TOLEMAN Justlce Court Judge Happy Camp Judlcnal Dnstrlct Clear Creek Happy Camp Somes Bar Complnments of JOHN W WOODCOCK Dlsirllwfor Shasta View Dalry Produzh CARD S MODERN TRAILER COURT Happy Camp Callfornla CRUMPTON BROTHERS SAND GRAVEL nd RoAn Rock D E L I v E R D JEAN S CERNY TAX and BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Happy Camp Callfornua Darley Bldg BOB S SHELL SERVICE Wholesale 81 Retail TIRES BATTERIES SHELLUBRICATION TIRE REPAIRING Open Evemngs Corner Hrghvvay 96 81 Davis Road WILLAMETTE Plywood Corporation M IIs at AUMSVILLE OREGON HAPPY CAMP CALIFORNIA Warehouse and Concentration Yard at HORNBROOK CALIFORNIA Manufacturers of Plywood Plywood Sheathung Thrnfty Ply Wall Over Garage Doors Kuln Dryed Douglas Fur and West Coast Hemlock Lumber and Other West Coast Lumber Products P O BOX 208 AUMSVILLE, OREGON 317 I O... .. ., . , 0 1 1 Q . , u I . - I . . . 0 I 1 1 1 Compliments of . . . YREKA VENEER INC. Happy Camp California EVANS MERCANTILE S H O E S D R Y G O O DS WORK and SCHOOL CLOTHES Happy Camp California Compliments of . . . PENCES PLACE G D Moon KLAMATH RIVER STAGE Dlck Merrill Mall Stage Happy Camp Yreka RED S CAFE RED and GUYLA WEBBER Meet Your Friends at Red s Cafe Home Made Pies and Good Coffee Happy Camp California HAPPY CAMP CANYON INN Wishes the Community a Happy and Prosperous Year Compliments of ROY DRAKE KLAMATH RIVER FREIGHT LINES Long Distance Moving Lumber Hauling General Freight Yreka Happy Camp Congratulations Class of 1957 J P HULLQUIST Contractor SAND and GRAVEL EXCAVATING Happy Camp California E I 9 wishes to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has helped to make their section of the White and Gold a success BUTTE VALLEY HARDWARE 8. SUPPLY Marshall 81 Martllla Hamulton GENERAL HARDWARE BUILDING SUPPLIES SPORTING GOODS PAINTS Telephone Exeter 7-4581 Dorrls CBIITOYUIB Compluments HAGELSTEIN INSURANCE AGENCY WHERE SERVICE COMES FIRST Telephone EXeter 72801 Do,-ng Caluforma W GUDERIAN Formerly the Herald and News Photographer Compltments of RICHFIELD SERVICE STATION Lee Ingram 1125 Mam Klamath Falls Ore Ph TU 22791 KLAMATH FLOWER SHOP Complete Floral Service Klamath Falls Oregon DON S MEN 8 BOYS WEAR The Place to Go for the Brands You Know Sth 8. Mann Klamath Falls Oregon Dorrls California South Compluments of Klamath Falls Oregon E HEATON STEEL 8. SUPPLY PLATES SHEETS BEAMS ROUNDS CHANNELS ANGLES FLATS REINFORCING BARS 8. MESH PIPE 8. FITTINGS WIRE 8- NAILS CULVERT 8. WELL CASING BOLTS NUTS St CAP SCREWS BUTLER STEEL BUILDINGS Call TU 2 3426 428 Sprung Klamath Fa s Klimai SWAN LAKE MOULDING COMPANY Klamath Falls Bulldlng Maternal Department Store Courteous Servuce Qualuty Servxce Try Us h Fa s Oregon SPECIALIZED SERVICE CO 1434 Mann Street Complnments of Klamath Falls Branch e Flrst National Bank of Portland Phone TU 45103 Memberp D I Q Klamath Falls Oregon Klamath Falls Oregon 319 . is . . . BY HOME LUMBER AND SUPPLY 6th , S T E L O . . . . U A , . . . O O . o . - , . O , ' O ' n u ,gqaus lan ul Q' Compliments of Compliments of E . G . 0 F W A L D THE MCCLOUD THEATER McCloud California McCloud California 320 MCCLOUD HIGH SCHOOL IS GREATLY INDEBTED TO THE MCCLOUD RIVER LUMBER COMPANY for nts GENEROUS SUPPORT OF OUR ANNUAL AS WELL AS ALL OUR SCHOOL ACTIVITIES 321 . . - . . . ' . T . 'ii' . I if QL I G - A . . A A I I f: 1 I lQ fyMQuit by.,: ,,: .,-,:' Q 1:52 ::.1,-. ....,:1: 5 :Q .f:'1 ,,...,. QQ ,f::: :Sig ..-1 ShaSt2,T DICKER'S INC slsxlvou COUNTY'S LARGEST INDEPENDENT STORE MOUNT SHASTA Phone 2216 Phone 4423 P O ox 0 D A SIRIANNI PAULS RADIO rv SERVICE REAL ESTATE 8. INSURANCE 851 Florence Avenue Dunsmulr 412 Ream Avenue Mount Shasta MT SHASTA FLORISTS FINE FOOD 8- SOFT DRINKS and NURSERY THE cHucK WAGON coRsAGEs FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS GMO C Mt Shasta Calufornoa McCloud Cahforma On Hlghway 89 DUNSMUIR GARAGE PETES BARTLE CLUB ': '0 e2978 DINE 81 DANCE MIXED DRINKS LAWRENCE A STEWART 430 Florence Avenue Bartle Calnfornla Dunsmuur Calnforma Come and Ge' ' THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE I Serving Steak Dmners 2. NX THE CAPPUCHINO DRINK Mlxed Drinks ITALIAN 81 AMERICAN DINNERS MIXED DRINKS JOHN ZANNI DAVE RODELLA Highway 89 Mount Shasta C6IIfOl'I'II6 322 . . B 94 ' I MIKE AND TONY'S Cfx - . 9 . . Q11 Q , x i I' ' ' X I COMPLETE SHOPPING CENTER BETWEEN DUNSMUIR AND MOUNT SHASTA AT MCCLOUD TURN OFF ON HIGHWAY 99 D BANK OF AMERICA as + eel MCCLOUD CALIFORNIA BEST WISHES from ENGRAVERS CORPORATION GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS DIPLOMAS PERSONAL CARDS MEDALS TROPHIES CLUB PINS JOSTENS CLASS RINGS IO44 South Hope Street LOS ANGELES I5 CALIFORNIA I :IA U.. A 32 THE McCLOUD MERCANTILE the COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE serving ALL SISKIYOU COUNTY MCCLOUD CALIFORNIA Compllmenfs INTERNATIONAL WOODWORKERS KINYON CALI OF AMERICA Local 6 64 THE STRONGEST BOND OF HUMAN SYMPATHY OUTSIDE THE FAMILY RELATION SHOULD BE ONE UNITING WORKING PEOPLE OF ALL NATIONS AND TONGUES AND KINDREDS ABRAHAM LINCOLN FORNIA Town Group PONDOSA Plant Sub Local McCLOUD CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA 324 of Sub Locals M1 Compliments of BRUNO'S GARAGE 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE Shasta California MT. SHASTA COCA - COLA BOTTLING CO. was fr 5 , 'S if ,wil Y ,3 N -Z I ? Il WINDSORS DRUG STORE '53 ,, PHOTOGRAPHIC and SCHOOL SUPPLIES MT Shasta California :CLOUD DAIRY i fx 32 California McCloud McCLOUD LAUNDRY Reno and Dina Cattuzzo Phone 8I Fl McCloud California DR A E MILLS D Ca :forma McCloud McCLOUD CLEANING SHOP McCloud We Call and Deliver California THOM CHEVROLET CO 130 Shasta Avenue r,...... Lf, BUICK Dunsmuir Ca Informa 325 ' M ..'. ' -- I 4' If N 'X S4 5 -- fi ' 5 - t - D. . S. . . I' ' ,VIL-. . .lll Congratulatuons LA PORTAS DRIVE INN BIANCHIS CAFE ITALIAN and AMERICAN DINNERS Mules So of Mt Shasta Cahforma Shasfa C5I,fom,a Comphments of V M PENSERINI JEWELER Shasta Calnfornva Mt Shag' J 8. J CLOTHING STORE evsrevows KNows ns Joes Fon CLOTHES Calnfornna HUDDLES JEWELRY THE JEWELRY STORE COMPLETE Authoruzed S P Watch Inspectors D A SHELDON 8. SONS HEATING AND COOKING GAS In Bulk and BottIes Congratulatrons TORESON S SHELL SERVICE PALACE BARBER SHOP James Moore propruetor Mt Shasta Calsfornla MOUNT SHASTA CALIFORNIA Compluments of the Congratulanons HARPER5 NEWS STAND PEPSI COLA aommc co Mt Shasta Cahfornua Mt Shasta Cahforma Compluments of MCCLOUD BEAUTY SHOP Everest Rodlne Comphments of AMUSEMENT HALL 8. BARBER SHOP McCloud Calufornna Mcfjloud Callfofma COMPUMENTS OF D FABIANQ s. sou E 8 QUBIIIY MEATS POULTRY and EGGS 600 Sprung Wholesale and Retaul FED STEER BEEF for LOCKERS Phone WAInut 64668 KLAMATH FALLS OREGON MOUNT SHASTA CALIFORNIA -ff -'fa SWEATERS DUNSMUIR VARIETY STORE IOOI GADGETS S 8- H Green Stamps PORTLAND OREGON DUNSMUIR CALIFORNIA 326 I I 2 ' . . , ' ' Mt. ' ' , , Mt. ' 4 a - - Dunsmwr Cahforma Mt. Shasta California I I If R Xl ug f Why be well lnformedp You have the advantage when you re well xnformed when you're aware of events occurrmg half a world avs ay, as well as those xn your own home town From the well mformcd, leaders are chosen leaders 1n government, nn lndustry, m CIVIC affalrs You can be well nnformcd by mtellngently readnng your newspaper the only source of news h h ' w nc gxves you such thorough, detarled coverage. The San Francisco Examiner 327 WW McCl..0U E115 UU SUPREME GMC mucus Mann' McCLOUD GARAGE MCClOUd Callforna COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of RODLEY MOTORS Your Ford 81 Mercury Dealer MCC'-OUD Tv COMPANY ED CRIPPS Phone I8 K 3 200 FI ouNsMulR CALIFORNIA MCCIO'-fd Ca f0 n'a 328 1 E I If ff .X if x if lx 4 if ,Y X fl W , I I I u X I I X u I f ,X f If ' ,, J f Ubi.. ' s orenc A . Complsmenfs of SEHORN PONTIAC CADILLAC SALES 8. SERVICE Phone WA 6 4716 505 Ream Avenue Mount Shasta Calnfornua BRUCE BAUER LUMBER COMPANY McCloud Road and Ream Avenue Phone WA 6-4623 Mount Shasta Cahfornla E CITY MOUNT SHASTA Home of Recreohon Mount STIGSTB California 329 Compliments of T H O F 0 0 Zxgaude VIRG PENSERINI JEWELER Darnonds 0 Watches Watch Repa'r'ng Mount Shasta Cal forma Your: HEALTH tiacvygfmass DRL! Q wg! MT SHASTA PHARMACY The Re all Sto e Mo tShasta Ca for a DR WILLIAM A LETCHER oPToMETRssT Ramshaw Bulldung Mount Shasta Callfornla D A SHELDON 8. SONS HEATING AND COOKING GAS In Bulk and Bottles Mount Shasta California MT SHASTA FLORISTS coRsAoEs FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS Mt Shasta Callfornla Compliments of I MouNTAlN AIR Mom SKIERS HAVEN 20 New Modern Unuts Mount Shasta California 0 o E X 41 vt, ,T . III un li ni A1 ' in X' ' v-A Cornpl ments of BRUNO S GARAGE MOUNT SHASTA Studebaker Packard CALIFORNIA NOBLE S CHAPEL HARPERS NEWS STAND Lloyd Noble S Magazmes Newspapers Lloyd B Noble Jr G eetmg Cards Mount asta Callforn a MOUNT SHASTA CALIFORNIA Compltmemg of Compliments of MR and MRS L N LORENZEN WILLIAM B STRICKLAND MD Mount Shasta Cal forn a Mount Shasta California ' Y Efi Drunk Squirt Mount Shasta Its m the Pubhc Eye PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO CaIiforn'a Compliments of Compliments of ERNIE S UNION Servlce Station Mount Shasta Callfornna THE PIEMONT HOTEL 8. CAFE Mount Shasta California Compliments of TEXACO CERTIFIED SERVICE Earl Bassett Mount Shasta Calnfornla Compliments of LINDNER 8. WAIT INSURANCE Mount Shasta Callfornla WINDSOR S HOMEMADE ICE CREAM REFRIGERATED CANDY DRUG SUPPLIES PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES SCHOOL SUPPLIES TRY OUR '1 1, f ww QM 'PP- Mount Shasta Callforma 3 I 0 I EQ'Z2N'.f-f-T:':i5- Iliff-ff .115 1 ' g': .-: -.I1-Z-Ep-1:-.1 ,-,'.'-gi.: -, ,' ' g,- W .Ez 4f--:.-.-x-1::-.--:- -. -L -2- I ,1:':1 1L-f7'Jg:1':Jg 1' 9 ' - - 5 J ' 0 -- f-55 7 -ii5'E?.'l?ff'f - fx - ' 3?3ffl3'1'?13l ' ' .rl-.jlglizj - . 4 ' ifiiilflf-ff ' W ' .I :E.z'ffIg j- - zijgigz -- .'::-f,,1'- - .. .... .-.sg-1.-g-I--A: -A , -r2il .'.? 5:5553-:3. V 0 'ity-:gl-ff: . . - :SQ-ij.4'2:. ' ' -nu:--..' ' ::E2-2f:--1:g-.- .-. - i'.-xrj-Z'--:iM . . . uhh.: .-,1-, .. A . I I-.l-Zhgf..-.14 f-- -Q x . . Compliments of Compliments of BELLAND'S SHOES SWAN OIL SERVICE O O Phone WA 6-2127 Phone WAlnut 6-2005 O O Mount Shasta California Mount Shasta California ., ,.,,. '.,'.,, .,,. ,--A , ,. ,. 4..,. . ,. -:Y V - 12,548 2 2 .V . f X Shasta SISKIYOU COUNTY'S LARGEST INDEPENDENT STORE Mount Shasta 0 Rhea - J AND J cLoTHlNo s1oRE iz! Joe s tor Clothes MEN'S oREss AND WORK CLOTHES - . NX E. J. Holecek Mount Shasta California - Compliments of Compliments of BLAlNE'S RICHFIELD BEACON I PAT S APPAREL S 8K H Green Stamps on All Purchases pal Llndner' Owns' Phone WAlnut 6-2221 Phone WAlnut 6-4401 Mount Shasta California Mount Shasta California 333 PINE GROVE GROCERY GROCERIES FRESH EGGS BEVERAGES ICE CREAM Mount Shasta CaIIfornIa SHASTA INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Insurance Coverage o e WAI t 6 JAMES SCOTT MT SHASTA CALIFORNIA Complnments MARCONI S MELODY MARTS Marconl Thebolt MBFCODI Phone 38 Ph WA 6 4586 Etna Mount Shasta CaIIfornIa Cornr Iwnents of MT SHASTA LUMBER CO LUMBER 8, BUILDING MATERIALS Sash 8. Doors Lnnnnt Plywood In ula I I Mount Sha t Itorn Con'IpIIments of FRANK S CAFE LITTLE PLACE WITH A BIG MEAL Mount Shasta CaIIfornIa Comphments RAINBOW FOUNTAIN Mount Shasta PURITY STORE Comphments of s M HAMMOND Manager STANDARD STATIONS INC FRESH MEATS and GROCERIES RUSS BROWNELL Mount Shasta CaIIfornIa Mount Shasta CaIIfornIa 33 4 Compliments of ' Ph n nu -2I8I 4 J of I I I PaIIIt - Hardware Cx - - - f, t'oI 5, a Cal IO of I On the lookout for - , SPORTSMEN S DEN Sportmg Goods Sylves Babe Mlnolettl Phone WAInut 6 2295 Mount Shasta California Compllments of PAUL S RADIO TV SERVICE Mount Shasta Callfornta TORESONS SHELL SERVICE Batterues Accessorues Phone WAInu0 6-2279 Mount Shasta Callforma Trade at Q CANNON S GROCERY 1 f E' Beverages Ice Cream OPEN EVENINGS 8- SUNDAYS Mo t Shasta Cal fo V' Better Save for That Rainy Day BANK OF MT SHASTA tShst Ca o P p G cash er s ev Bo Casalta cep sdet EDS STOP INN Grocenes Gas Cabins , North Hghway 99 Xt 4 I CAFE S Mount Shasta Calnfornua VIETTl'S MARKET COMPLETE FOOD STORE Low Prices Every Day 0 Free Delxvery Telephone WA 6 2201 407 Ream Avenue Mount Shasta 3 N 'ff' n ,K ' ' o 1 4 cuff' f ff 1 .,-.,-.3I-5-1-asI3-3si151-lgiriiififqii-i32311-25 In ' '-.j-.jj-I-.Q-.j-.Q-1321Q-.j-.jij-j-.jq-.j-I'i'-2.Q-.311 31335-.Q-. 1333521523'35?3525Z523i'2'3:3Z523giZ-3I5i23IiF3Z 5151313 Q. 5 , I ' FE I O I - ' O I I ,-. 'Y' J v' I . 1 V - I i . Moun a a, Iif mia it K 1 ' 'Xt ' . O. . Nielsen, cashierg Phnlli oogins, as ' tant i l i L, N. Lorenzen, pre id ni b , v' - re i n un i r ia GIVE YOUR CAR LONGER LIFE SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT Compluments PHIL s 9 ASSOCIATED A' NELSON S GARAGE SERVICE SHASTA COCA COLA BOTTLING CO Mount Shasta Callfornua ts a Pleasure' VETERAN S CLUB MIXED DRINKS Mount Shasta Calufornua M' O9 PhmWA 5m BIANCHIS RESTAURANT BOB'S GUN SHOP Italian and Amerlcan Dlnners CUSTOM RIFLE MAKING . SPORTING GOODS Short Orders 226 Walnut St Mount Shasta Mount Shasta Calnforma 336 of ' --t- ' I 6. f A ll I I I l I I 5 xl of . Phtl Gutzler, Prop. . . E1 Mount Shasta Caltfornua I Mmm, Sham Cahfomi I ' . 1 O O Bo erz , Pro . - I 'O' -Q 7? Compllments of Compluments MQUN1' SHASTA HERALD SHASTA AUTO SUPPLY L B Thompson Mount Shasta Yreka Mount Shasta Callfornla Calrforma Compluments of Compliments of POPES HARDWARE SHASTA CONSTRUCTION HARDWARE PAINTS PLUMBING Leo Angers Across from Fire Station Phone WA 6 2470 Mount Shasta MOUNT 5lT3STB California RADIO STATION ff KWSD THF HEART OF THE SHASTA CASCADE WONDERLAND Mount Shasta Callfornla is of I Licensed Contract A C 8. C DISTRIBUTORS SHASTA FLAVORS ln Cans Pete Ch nca Mount Shasta Ray Ch ment Calufornla I 'LS 141 Modern wir Clean CHANDON S MOTEL Sleep Quietly oft th Mo tShasta e Hnghway Cal forn a WONDERLAND CLEANERS Rugs Upholstery Blankets Drapes Phone WA 6 2262 Mount Shasta Phone 2401 Barnetts Dunsmunr 317 Walnut Street 914 Florence Mount Shasta Dunsmulr W e glve S 81 H Green Stamps PEOPLE S MARKET Cholce Meats and Fresh Groceries X S Zawf' MM jg? a Phono 5541 F Sh Cal fo Y ,-1' W was GLIDDEN BROTHERS TRUCKING CO AGENTS FOR MOLLERUP VAN LINES N Phone Mt Shasta WA 6 4721 Dunsmurr 2072 Shlpp ng Packing I d Cratmg Mount Shash Cal fo XX Mm? It Inf 1 Z always good always fresh 338 . . , N O I O i i un i I I 1 I , -, . f- I 0 ll , f X. 7, N 1 - I 1 c,.ccc.c. cc, .3 ,5,g,,,.: 1 1 x I f - V O I Moun asia i 5 O A . I W I C. gl...-.. 0 3 i mia 5 X C Fix l x 1 X I-45 -. ' XX X w X c X -xx 1 XR , .N 8 PHYL S HAIRSTYLING 909 So Hnghway 99 THE FINISH IN BEAUTY CARE FOR DISCRIMINATING WOMEN Open Mon through Sat REVLON COSMETICS WA 6 2422 Mount Shasta R E D U C E Thru Safe Effortless G Y R O D U C I N G O Spot Reducmg SpeCI6lISlS O No Contracts to Sign No Dlsroblng Proven Results C A I N E S GYRODUCING SALON 907 South Hlghway WA 6 2422 Mount Shasta STYLE SHOP SPECIALIZING IN DRESSES SWEATERS 8E SKIRTS We Alter to Fmt Ph WA 6 2469 Walnut Street Mount Shasta Compluments of WILLARD S LINE BARGER NOE REAL ESTATE BUSINESS RESIDENTIAL RURAL Office Ph WA 64760 Mount Shasta Calufornla Complrrnents ZWJ HH ND Mount Shasta ALPINE SKI SHOP Hart 81 Jones Owners COMPLETE LINE OF SKI EQUIPMENT FOR YOUNG 81 OLD O Put Your Family on Skis O Mount Shasta Calufornla Complurnents of MARILYN S FINE FOODS HOMEMADE PIES South Highway Mount Shasta California Compliments of BOB VACENT Dustrnbutor of MOTHERS COOKIES GRANDMA CAKES Mount Shasta Calnforma 33 9 I O . . . O Ph. - - O . ' - - Res. Ph: WA 6-4646 E of ' R I 5 . . I O O ELECTRIC SERVICE CO LATEST HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES PHONOGRAPH RECORDS Before You Buy See Cy Mount Shasta Callfornua Compluments of THE MT SHASTA BAKERY ALL PASTRY BAKED DAILY Phone WA 6 4781 300 Walnut Street Mount Shasta California W ROGER HINES REALTOR REAL ESTATE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Phone WA 6 5853 Mount Shasta California HANDY MAN SERVICE GARDENING MOVING C I e a n s YARDS CHIMNEYS FLUES GROVER C BROWN 8. SON Phone WA 6 4240 Mount Shasta COMPLIMENTS OF SHASTA YARN and GIFT SHOP Phone WAInut6245I 207 Walnut HAND KNITS GIFTS CARDS MOUNT SHASTA CALIFORNIA Compliments O UPHOLSTERING IS OUR BUSINESS E EDS Richard O Herltuer Prop D I C K S noe WATER on. DISTRIBUTOR GLASS 31 UPHOI-STERING Phone WA 6 4694 Phone WA 6 2333 Mount Shasta Calntornaa 412 Walnut Street Mount Shasta 34 , . O O O . 0 0 O O O ' 0 of . .. W. . ON I INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY LONG BELL DIVISION PRODUCTS cl VENT FOREST FIR KEEP C LIFORNIA GRE 53 Manufacturers of CALIFORNIA PINE FOREST ii? Wee , Calf Sf? P R E E S A E N Compliments of . . MEDO-BEL DAIRY SlSKIYOU'S FINEST Klamath Falls Klamath River Mt Shasta Weed Dorrls Tulelake Yreka Dunsmunr LOUIES MOTOR SERVICE ANDREAZZA BROS BUICK CO Sales 81 Service Weed Ph YE 8 4397 Weed Callfornta Mountam Valley Creamery Manufacturers and Dealers In DAIRY WEED LOCKER PLANT 2481 PRODUCTS Phone Edgewood Phone YE 8 4655 Weed California Weed Weed DARI DELIGHT Hughway 99 EL MONTE BARBER SHOP Irvrn Ragsdale Prop Caluforma Calufornla Comploments of .I .I BRADEN srmnmn on comvmv Weed Calnfornua Complnments Weed Y CAFE and MOTEL Calufornna X C A Kuraguams DRINKS and EATS John YE 8 4722 Weed Calnfornna Weed PHIL S MARKET Phone YE 8 4811 Calnforma MIKE PALETTA SHOE REPAIRS weed Calnforma 42 I ,Rf I - 0 lt, 41,4 . . ' of... R E AFE I WEED MERCANTILE CO FOR ONE STOP SHOPPING Weed California E E 1 -I IEED MERCANTILE COMPANY I!! '? ll H III s. Compliments of DEWEYS ASSOCIATED SERVICE Dewey Rizzo Prop Weed California Compliments of MT SHASTA MEAT MARKET Ph YE 84619 Weed California WEED THEATRE Hazel and Ernie Landry GENOVA HOTEL LOU S LOUNGE Ph YE 8 7967 Weed California Phone YE 8 2172 Weed California WEED BAKERY Brunello Bros FANCY PASTRIES FRENCH BREAD Phone YE 8 4549 Weed California WEED LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS PHONE YE 84534 WEED CALIFORNIA Compliments of SHASTA VIEW GIFT SHOPPE 8 STUDIO Mr and Mrs D Scribner Phone YE 84678 Weed California Compliments of P S C O MOUNT SHASTA CALIFORNIA WORKING MAN S STORE E J Holecek Owner WORK AND DRESS CLOTHES - FURNISHINGS T49 Main Street Phone YE 8-4345 Weed, California MODERN FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES w. E. KRUM WEED CALIFORNIA HEPPNER .IEWELERS Don and Marilyn Heppner EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING DIAMONDS - WATCHES 142 Main Street Weed, California AL'S TEXACO SERVICE Al Henry, Owner B. F. 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FOUNTAIN ROY JACKIE 2I6 West Mmer Street Yreka Callfornua Roy E Jones HEAVY HAULING ASPECIALTY 40 TON CAPACITY EQUIPPED WITH WINCH AND BOOM Phones Shop 727 Home IIO3 Yreka Calufornua Compliments of YREKA MEDICAL CENTER CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES RUSSEYS VARIETY STORE 25 5 SPECIALTIES I I3 South Broadway Yreka California imma STATIONERY AND OFFICE suPPLY CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 57 325 West Maner Street PHONE 444 Yreka Callfornla COOLEY AND POLLARD HARDWARE Headquarters for WILSON SPORTING GOODS HARDWARE Yreka California 350 TO THE CLASS OF '57 I 5 -IO - c - I.OO YREKA STUDIO Dustmctlve Portraits I I I South Oregon Phone 406 Yreka Caluforma A LOOK TO THE FUTURE Now rs a good tlme to take a look unto the future and start preparing for a successful career Many successful careers have been started from good banking connectaons which were developed during school years Why not make Crocker Anglo your bank and let us help you wuth Hnanclal servuce and advuce throughout your career Youll luke the way Crocker Anglo does busnness cnocxfmcto YREKA OFHCE BANK South Broadway and West Mmer Street MBER DERAL POS CORPORATION 351 ' O ,W b O ll 'lf' Q01 'fra :fi , . I ME FE DE IT INSURANCE Covnpltments of WALTER A SIMON YREKA SHEET METAL SHOP GENERAL zNsuRANcE NOTARY 216 West Center Phone 4461 Yreka Calnfornla Montague California FOUNTAIN LUNCH GRIGSBYS MEATS L L CUSTOM AND MEATS AT WHOLESALE BILUARD ROOM Phone Yreka 6J I Yreka Calsfornta Oberltn Roa Between Montague 8. 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HARRIS THE LOG CABIN REA'-TOR Jim MOH RANCHES - Homes - ausmessss YREKA CALIFORNIA YREKA CALIFORNIA KAREN Ansus s NORMAN KINNEY DANCE STUDIO our S H E L L Dea er phone 205 or 714 YREKA CALIFORNIA 312 W MINER STREET YREKA FOR BATTERIES AUTO REPLACEMENT PARTS s. ACCESSORIES HARVEY FOSTER Agent GENERAL PETROLEUM CORP SHAS-I-A Au-I-0 SUPPLY Mobllgas Mobnloul YREKA CALIFORNIA 329 W MINER STREET YREKA rwncHELLs CAFE NE F000 MONTAGUE CREAMERY RICHFIELD PRODUCTS 2 MI NORTH OF GAZELLE CALIFORNIA MONTAGUE CALIFORNIA YREKA REFRIGERATION RCA WHIRLPOOL cms'-EY MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY J M Llchens 742 South Mann Street BROADWAY YREKA YREKA CALIFORNIA FISHER S FEED you NORTHERN sl-user METAL Aluminum or Steel ALBERS LARRO FEED A GRAIN PICK UP TOPS WARM AIR HEATING AIR COOLERS Authornzed Dealers WSIIY Lemos Harold Van Hoosen YREKA CALIFORNIA SO HIWAY 99 YREKA 354 I Y I I I Sales 8. Service 304 S. I Compliments . . . K E Jewelry and Dress Shop Telephone 254 YREKA CALIFORNIA E. M. FRENCH BUILDING coNmAc1oR 309 Steele Terrace YREKA CALIFORNIA LANE S HARDWARE Rosalae K Grazner and' Wtlson K Grazuer MONTAGUE CALIFORNIA HAROLD PEERYS RICHFIELD SERVICE EXPERT LUBRICATION GUARANTEED FOR IOOO MILES GOODYEAR TIRES 8- BATTERIES WASH JOBS Phone II39 Mann at Butte Street YREKA CALIFORNIA NORTHERN CREDIT SERVICE NORTHERN CREDIT FINANCE .Iam LeBaron ROOM 7 WARRENS BUILDING YREKA CITY MEAT MARKET Here Since 54 FRESH MEATS FISH AND SEA FOODS At All Trmes Phone 300 YREKA CALIFORNIA C L CHURCHILL 81 SON RETAIL LUMBER an BUILDING MATERIAL MONTAGUE CALIFORNIA SISKIYOU SPORTING GOODS 3I3 W Msner Street Warren Tormey SPORTSMEN SERVING SPORTSMEN YREKA CALIFORNIA J E TURNER 8. 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' , PEDERSEN S MEN S SHOP G A N 1- 5 STYLE and QUALITY UITS MADE TO ORDER S CABINETS 8- SHOWCASES MEN S FURNISHINGS DOORS WINDOWS A so READY MADE SUITS and OVERCOATS MONTAGUE CALIFORNIA YREKA CALIFORNIA C pl ments of Better Mater als for Better Homes MARLOWS JEWELRY BUILDERS LUMBER CO 202 South Broadway BUILD WITH BUILDERS YREKA CALIFORNIA PHONE II83 YREKA CALIF George Stack s BUCKHORN CLUB 8- CAFE sIsIcIYou TRACTOR s. EQUIPMENT co R D Baumbach Owner Featur ng CHARCOAL BROWED STEAK5 CATERPILLAR JOHN DEERE Tractors 8. Implements Phones 605 81 974 T lephone 756 or 757 YREKA CALIFORNIA 6I2 SO MAIN STREET YREKA CALIFORNIA SawmIll Planlng MIII 8. 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CUMMINS CO., CONTRACTORS 741 NORTH STREET YREKA, CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY MASONIC BUILDING YREKA, CALIFORNIA STATE LINE SERVICE HILT CALIFORNIA DEANS DRIVE IN CAFE RESTAURAN OUNTAIN so SEE DEAN AND Lucv AETE 8OI SOUTH MAIN STREET T R THE GAMES YREKA CALIFORNIA YREKA TELEVISION COMPANY INTERFERENCE FREE CABLED TV IIO WEST MINER STREET YREKA CALIFORNIA TELEPHONE 65 uTuRE SUBSCRIBERS FROM THE SISKIYOU DAILY NEWS CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR F 310 SOUTH BROADWAY YREKA CALIFORNIA BILL MAGINNIS RADIO T V TELEPHONE 65 IIo WEST NIINER STREET YREKA CALIFORNIA R A N C A FOR THE FINEST rooo SERVICE T235 SOUTH MAIN STREET Jack HEHREI 3. Hope Crawford YREKA CALIFORNIA SISKIYOU COUNTY TITLE CO Randolph Collner Class of QI R K Colluer Class of 5 Jo n R COIlIer Class of 48 Suzanne Colluer Class of 53 Margare1WIn1erIng Class of O9 Donna Dc Class of A YREKA CALIFORNIA WAY SERV STATI MOBILGAS 8. MOBILOIL GO G0 G0 WITH MOBILGAS 323 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 654M YREKA CALIFORNIA SPECIALIZING IN QPHASE MOTORS REWIND REPAIR YREKA ELECTRIC MOTOR SHOP J vv Cmlds PHONE 6l9 HIGHWAY 99 NORTH YREKA CALIFORNIA 357 ar - EL CHO FE PE f Um, 'E '2 R. '- ' -- f E ' .R- 'S HI ICE ON Compliments of ERNEST T JOHNSON Yreka CalIfornIa X-Ray DR SIMONSON CHIROPRACTOR Phone 473 229 W Mnner SI Yreka Caleforma GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 57 CARL JOHNSONS GROCERY STORE Hornbrook CaIIfornIa GOOD LUCK TO TI-IE CLASS OF 1957 THE HENLEY WAY CLUB Gale 81 SyIvIa Duncan Hornbrook CaIIfornIa YREKA TRANSFER ALL KINDS OF FUEL George Strofeld Yreka Calnforma Phone 273 THE BOB SHOPPE INDIVIDUAL HAIR STYLING WITH A PERSONAL TOUCH 316 W Muner Yreka CeIIfornIa E J BROWN SERVICE STATION 24 HOUR SERVICE PBCINC I-hghway Phone 1097 Yreka CaIIfornIa YREKA MOTORS DeSOTO PLYMOUTH Sales ServIce 521 South Mam Sf Yreka CaIIfornIa YREKA SEED 8. 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I . . 1 Complmnenfs of Jurn and Erma Freeman FREEMAN BEAUTY SHOP FREEMAN ACCORDIAN STUDIO Phone 419 ERNEST L BETTS STATE FARM INSURANCE IO8 So Broadway Yrelna Callfornua MELVIN N LEEN TRAILER PARK REAL ESTATE T243 South Mann Street Yreka Calnforma THE TIK TOK SHOP or at Dxamond Rnng Watch or Clock and GIIts Tha! really Tok Yrelma Calnlorn BUD S GLASS SHOP Pcplacg nun Glass for All Makes of Ca 5 Wmgs 01 Channels Rubber Wnaflwer Srr p YREKA TYPEWRITER SERVICE ROYALS and VICTORS OFFICE STATIONERY and SUPPLIES OREGON GRANITE CO Marvm LeMaster Mgr MONUMENTS 8- BUILDING STONE Yreka Callfornla Compl merals OF LAY S OFFICE SUPPLY Tl2 S Broadway Yrelfa CalIfOrnIa R M STEWART DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY FOR YOUR VISION AIB W Mmer Street Yrclfa CalIlOrnIa WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO .larck 8- Terry AOIIIO Izecl Dealus Yrcka Cal Tom a MOUNT SHASTA MILLING CO I ONIAOIJE CALIFORNIA SWAIN S GROCERY MONTAGUL CALIFORNIA 359 f nh ' , ' ' Ia I N, I f . FI , I ' l T09 E. Comer Yrelca, Callfomra Yreka Ca!IfOrrIia l . 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COMRLINIFNIS OF THE PALACE BARBER SHOP Yreka Caluforma A J McMURRY CO GENERAL CONTRACTORS Yreka CalIfornIa COMPLIMENTS OF YREKA TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE Your newest buwldungs are better desIgned because of our qualuty concrete South Hnghway Yreka CaIIIornIa COMPLIMENTS DR DOMEYER WARREN S BLDG YREKA CALIFORNIA success TO THE CLASS OF I957 THE DIAMOND CLUB COMPLIMENTS OF NORTHWEST CHAIN SAW CO Rt I Box IO2A Phone 838 COMPLIMENTS OF H A N D I. E Y S I22 So Broadway YREKA CALIFORNIA YREKA A H NEWTON M D CALIFORNIA DOOLITTLE S CHEVRON R v I c s I A 1 I Phone 963 4 MaIn and Broadway Yreka CHURCHILL INSURANCE III So Broadway P O Box 7 CalIfornIa Yfeka CBIITOIDIB GLOVER 8. LINDLEY EXPERT INSURANCE PLANNING FIre Casualty Auto and Bonds Warrens BuIIdIng EDDYS CABINET SHOP Yreka Caluforma Yreka CaIIfornIa A , , OF . . . ' D D. s. 210 w. MINER YREKA, CALIFORNIA YREKA CALIFORNIA , - . . , . . I 5 E E o N . . I2 3 O So. ' , ' ' ' ' I 361 MIDWAY BETWEEN PORTLAND AND SAN FRANCISCO YREKA INN COFFEE SH O COCKTAIL LOUNGE Mr and Mrs George Russell proprietors T L Shlpman Manager Yreka California GIRDNER S AMBULANCE SERVICE Telephone 41 W Yreka Calufornna STOCKWELL MOTORS Your Local F O R D Congratulations the Class of 57 BANK OF AMERICA o dS ng Asso COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE SERVICE AND COURTESY We strlve lo give you boih 36 Q 0 P . . , . . , I I - I I il Y I' I 7 J Dealer O s I I . I Navi nal Trust an avi 5 Cialion O 2 DON S CABINET SHOP NORTH HIGHINAY 99 Yreka Caluforma Complsrnents of CUMMINGS DRUG Yreka Calnforma YREKA DRY CLEANERS WE PICK UP AND DELIVER Phone 228 Outh Mam Street Yreka Cainforma PERKINS REFRIGERATION SERVICE COMMERCIAL SALES and SERVICE PUMP ahd MOTOR REPAIR Phone 22 THIRD STREET YREKA CALIFORNIA Parnhng Beamfues and Protects SISKIYOU PAINT 8. WALLPAPER E W Peterson Yreka Caluforma Compluments I YREKA DRUG Yreka CaIIfornIa W L KLEAVER DerTtIs1s Yreka Cahforma P F OPEN FROM 6 30 AM to 7 30 CLOSED SUNDAYS Yreka Cap 81.10 CaIIfornIa E E NEW LOCATION RIDING EQUIPMENT AND GIFTS IIO Mam Yreka Cahforma Complnments of MCCRACKEN TRACTOR CO Gazelle Cahforma SPROUSE REITZ CO Inc 5 IO ISC Store SCHOOL SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY 2IO So Broadway Yreka Callfornna TRY MONTAGUE VARIETY F I R Montague Caluforma 363 IO8 S ' , ' ' II5 I ' 0 C A ' S C A E DR. G. c. KLEAVER Phone 33 DR. . . 2 . . : PAA. S L P ' S So. ' I . . , . S T coMPuMENTs OF . . . MELODY MART Where the Gang Goes 315 SO BROADWAY YREK CALIFORNIA Compliments of . . . JERRYSTASE T LUNCH So Broadway YREKA CALIFORNIA COMPLIMENTS OF LEONARD S CAFE IO6 Wes? Mmer St YREKA YREKA BAKERY Manun Sufor Prop HOMEMADE BREAD PASTRIES and CANDIES CALIFORNIA YREKA CALIFORNIA BROADWAY THEATRE INFANTS 8. CHILDREN S WEAR ENTERTAINMENT AT ITS BEST TOT5 AND TEENS YREKA CALIFORNIA 223 W MINER ST YREKA CALIFORNIA PAY CASH PAY LESS HI WAY GROCERY J C PENNEY CQ BILL EALY YREKA CALIFORNIA YREKA CALIFORNIA COMPLIMENTS OF SAFEWAY STORES INC W C K E R 5 Bob Cunningham YREKA CALIFORNIA YREKA CALIFORNIA COMPLIMENTS OF SCAMMELL S ELECTRIC Zennh RadTo Frngndaure DR L E SPRY Household and Commercual Sales and Servuce I2OO So Maan Phone 7 IIO S BROADWAY YREKA CALIFORNIA YREKA CALIFORNIA 364 I . . ,, H . . A, , I . , . E L S I E ' S I I ll ll Elsie Trivelpiece . . , - u o 0 A I , . I 1 n 0 - . , -36 Eloyo BARNETT'S MAGNAVOX - ADMIRAL TV - HI-FI GIFTS APPLIANCES Yreka Calnform PETTUS ROBT R PETTUS Bulldlng Contractor BETTER BU ILT HOME Phone Yreka 'IO 22 W ments of JOHNSON TRUCK E D I P P SERVICE Phone SMALL TALK AND A BIT OF B GRO er 5 3463 nbrook UNTAIN SERVICE Celuforn a e a ORDEN S 4 STAR FO Cal forma CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1957 FROM YOUR FRIEND AT B A R H A M B R O S PA INTING CONTRACTO Rs THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE 8. TELEGRA Pho e 339W Y eka Cal forn a Y eka PH CO Cal forma n' . Compli . . . T H B I G E R : v - ' Hgf L YY Li I ' L n . r i i r i I 5 36 AVERY DRUG CO on ROD AND GUN SHOP 15 Under New Management HORSE CREEK LUMBER CO and DRY mms Montague and Horse Creek Caluforma Complnments of MARK M BRAWMAN Yreka Calufornua WHITE CIRCLE CAFE Harry On CHINESE 8. AMERICAN FOOD O Mtncr Street Yreka California t e Accudent and Stckness Group Annulty RAYMOND BRAZIL Fteld Underwrtter 860 Knapp St Ph 280M MUTUAL OF NEW YORK Yreka Caltforma YREKA LAUNDERETTE L WASHING DRYING IRONING Phone 1102 W 180 East Mlner Street Yreka Caltfornua B E L S C A OPEN 24 HOURS Yreka Calufornua CHOATES UNION SERVICE PHONE 980 301 North Mann Street Yreka Calufornla .IOLLEYS BILLIARD ROOM PHONE 465 2125 Mann Street Yreka Caluforma REX CLUB and EMPIRE ROOM Jtm Davas Owner A GOOD PLACE TO EAT Phone 608 Yreka Cahforma HOUSTON CAR 8 HOME SUPPLY GOODYEAR TIRES 81 RECAPPING Phone I27 517 South Mann Street Yreka Cahfornna 366 t Q , 'f'I I. ft Img L'f - ' ' - - ' 21 W. ' . I ' L, L' ' MA ' FE SE F-SERVICE I I THE STAFF OF THE I957 WHITE 81 OOLD WISH TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO THANK ALL :HE ADVERTISERS FOR THEIR HELP IIN II AKINO THIS YEAR S ANNUAL ONE OF THE BEST IN THE HISTORY OF THIS SCHOOL EDITORS SALLY HANSEN ART EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGERS CARRIE LEE VAN HOOSEN L+ 'E som SUSAN HARRIS BILL BRA7IL PAULA FISHER CAROL BARNETT 367 JUNIOR EDITORS ----- KATHY HURLEY I EL. IVVLR