La Sierra High School - Sunrise Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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Drama Club Drama Club is one of the most active clubs on campus with over 60 member s. This club produced five plays, in- cluding the children ' s show Free to Be You and Me . They earned the money to produce these shows through their fundraisers. They set up several parties and went skating. It was an eventful year. ■ ? V

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LA RAZA The La Ra a Club holds many kinds of fund raisers to support the various field trips they go on each year. In the past they have held car washes, bake sales and also sold Cinco de Mayo Queen raffle votes. The money made from these activities goes to- wards the expenses of the an- nual Cmco de Mayo celebration, where the Queen is crowned, and towards field trips to such places as Knotts Berry Farm, conferences, and plays. la D Rivas, J Gonzales, S. Gastelum, R. Galind jrro, J Avila, J Armenta J Chagolla M. Gamboa, R. Trejo. SUPREME COURT The Supreme Court this year was led by senior Chief Justice, Audrey Nelson and consisted of four junior members. The people that make up the Supreme Court are the highest governing body on La Sierra ' s campus. These students follow the requirements of the constitution, such as having a G.P.A. of at least 3.0, and work in conjunction with congress. They interpret the constitution and make decisions brought to them by the Associated Stu- dent Body. One of their main functions is to be part of the Nominating Convention, which is held annually in the campus gym- nasium.

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International Thespian Society The International Thespian So- ciety is for high school actors who have lettered in drama. They spon- sored our entry into the SCETA Festival, the CSULB Theatre Fes- tival, the City One-Act Competition and our touring presentations of Runaways . They also organized our Annual Thespian Initiation and Awards Banquet at Benedict ' s Castle in June. They are a talented qrniip ' 3 V t : ii . lJ%