Nova High School - Nebula Yearbook (Redding, CA)

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Cafeteria And aintenance 10 its llpxlpl ROW 1 Mary Lou Powell, Lois Anderson, Jackie Clemens, Aileen Watermen. ROW 2: Marie Felix, Judy Stone, David Clough, Bonnie Brown, Sharon Streetman, Betty Davis, NOT PICTURED: Emma Boales. I This year the Nova cafeteria served over 400 breakfasts and lunches a day, which is a record for the cafeteria. The 15c breakfast in- cludes cinnamon roll, milk, orange juice, and oatmeal. The 45c lunches include a wide variety of meals. Mrs. Clemens added, l would like to see an all free lunch program, so that all students will have a well-balanced meal. Amon Evans, the head maintenance man, is retiring after 16 years of service to Nova High School. This year at Nova the maintenance men built the redwood benches on the patio for the convenience of the students. They also painted all three gyms , repaired the roofs, and received a new pick-up this year which is their pride and joy.

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Lack f Snow Changes Snow Shoe Hike if J wif 2 kers Clu J! FS Aa- ' l 'A V i .A K .La lx Q P301 fr A wealth- '. - , R J ,, as V S b, ROW 1: Jim Harris, Lisa Wilson, Mr. Bob Capes, Rick Brunton. Lee, Anna Oliver, Dan Ashmun. ROW 4: Bill King, Bill Magladry, Traci Parker, ary Miller, Aaron Palmatier, Carol Wallace, Dale Hastings, Suzy Linda Thon, Todd Hoose, Jon Grant, Mrs. Marilyn Reit, ROW 5: Therese Debbie Baker, Sandy Jose. ROW 3: Michele Henrich, Dawna O'Connor, Robin Gattanch, Tammy Reyes, Sandra Schueling, Liz Frank. Diane Braithwaite, Katrina Smith, Renee Runge, Carol Heaton, Robin The Hikers Club snow shoe hike was changed this year. We had a much prettier and better hike, according to Mrs. Reit, the club's advisor. Instead of going to the Sulphur Works at Lassen, the hikers went to the Mill Creek Falls area. The kids really enjoyed it there, said Mrs. Reit, mostly because we could let half go cross-country skiing, That was the first time the hikers have been able to do both in one hike, and because there wasn't very much snow the hikers were all able to reach some places that they ordinarily would not have. The Hikers Club, which has about fifty members, and goes on about eight hikes a year, doesn't need to raise money for their hikes. The district pays for their buses, so all they ever need to pay is a park entrance fee, and when that happens, all members pitch in to pay the fees. , 35

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f, 'L 475 44 , K .1 A 1 I 'Z' n 'T . . 'Org . . M, ,, , , x f! N - j , -f-A-f V, Mfrs Tri A K F . ,V,, 1' A 3 ' vi i T -df if2 ', N x K B- ,fm A'l- i'f2::1.r , ' i ' J 'i L . -+-.. . .fe- - j12'.g.fer- in 11 Are you here again? asks Lois Anderson 21 Rod Mauldin working hard. 31 A cooks conference. i X ' f W :fr ,f-' I . Q . X ' x K X ROW 1: Amon Evans, Jay Murphy, George Archique, Calvin Norton, Chuck Marriott. ROW 2: Charles Lobo, Jim Mangrom, Rod Mauldin, Landry O'NeaI. NOT SHOWN: David Wright, Mike Hobbs.