Lassen Union High School - Rays Yearbook (Susanville, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1938 volume:

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Education has aided and will continue to aid us to overcome such hindrances. As Nature leaves her mark on both the sands oi the desert and the ruaaed mountains, so We Wish to leave our mark firmly in- dented in the history ot Lassen Union Hiah. Herein We Wish to por- tray hy Word and picture the deeds about which we will wish to dream in tuture years. DEDICATION For his hard work and much needed help in the functions of the Senior Class and in the activities of the Whole school, We, the stu- dents and faculty of Lassen Union High School Wish to express our supreme qratitude to him by dedicating this yearbook to GILBERT A. COLLYER IN IVIEIVIGRIAIVI EUGENE NORMAN BILL WARREN EDWARD PRIOR THE SCHOOL NTENTS ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS LITERARY ADVERTISEMENTS AUTOGRAPHS -I THE SCHOCL Top Row: W. T. Bailey, J. A. Brown, A. J. Bieber, H. J. Clark, W. W. Blackmer. OUR TRUSTEES The students of the school wish to extend their appreciation to the trustees ot the Lassen Union High School. The credit for the improvements in the school buildings and grounds this year are due to the cooperation of the trustees and the administration who have given their time and energy to make this a better place for education. A new music room and new equipment have been added to the school. The grounds have been improved by planting new shrubs and trees. A start was made toward developing a skating pond. Plans are also in process for new buildings and other campus improvements. The 1937-38 board consisted of: W. T. Bailey, President ...... ...... M ilford California I. A. Brown, Clerk ....... ...... S usanville, California A. C. Bieber .......... ....... B ieber, California H. I. Clark .............. ...... S tandish California W. W. Blackmer ......... ...... S usanville California Q89 PRINCIPALS MESSAGE N. H. MCCOLLOM Sup't of Lassen Union High School and Junior College Success is the Eldorado which every individual hopes to acquire. For some, hope is the extent of effort expended toward its acquisition. The fellow who believes the world owes him a living expects his success delivered, postpaid, wrapped in cellophane and ribbon and brought by special messenger. The cer- tainty of his disappointment does not lessen the embarrassment, pain, sorrow, cynicism and reorganization necessitated by his failure. A Wishbone is a poor substitute for a brain and backbone. For others, the realization that success is the reward of constant application and effort, serves as a challenge, prompting the best of which one is capable. Success is not a definite quality. It is measured not in amount or importance, but in degree. One who achieves the greatest accomplishment of which he is capable has attained success. It is the fulfillment of one's ambitions in the service of humanity, to the best of one's ability, which determines success. The margin between success and failure is extremely narrow. Too frequently a man may relinquish the field, give up the fight, or sit down and fold his hands when a little more effort, a little more patience or tact or persistence would have brought success. Persistent effort and patient endeavor will often convert what seems hopeless failure to glorious success. There is no real failure except in giving up, no defeat except from within, representing one-'s own inherent weak- ness of purpose. Genius has been defined as the will to make continuous effort. Success is assured the one who refuses to give up. By determination of purpose, success is universally possible. 44 Q xv elljw R. M. FULTON Science, Ma'rh. LUTITIA O'KELLY English, Counselling N. H. MCCOLLOM Principal LYSLE TRABERT English RALPH TAYLOR Shop DONALD E. BUTLER Chemisiry, Physics GLADYS GEORGE French, Hisfory ISOBEL KOEHLER Girls' Physical Educafion DR, MALCOLM BRODE Biology GALE M. WH ITCHURCH Foresfry ADELENE JENSEN Commercial MARY B. HARDY Hisiory, Spanish EMMET McCARTHY Agriculrure M. R. BUCKLES Malhemarics CRYSTAL BAILEY English LOUISE PUGH Home Nursing J. D. BLACOW Commerce GILBERT A. COLLYER Speech, Journalism MABEL GARRETSON Home Economics TH ELMA PHILLIPS Ari GUILBERT DU MONT Music M, R. ARNOLD Boys' Physical Educaiion MARGARET SPAULDING Library, Algebra RICHARD FITZI-IENRY Spanish, Lalin E. A. HANSEN I-Iislory FACULTY NORMAN H. MCCOLLOM-B.S. University of California 1921: M.A. University of California 1935. IOSEPH D. BLACOWfInstructor in Bookkeeping, Accounting, Business Law, Salesmanship, Busi- ness English. A.B. San lose: M.A. Stanford University. MALCOLM D. BRODE4Instructor in Science. B.S. 1921, Whitman College: Ph.D. 1927, University of Chicago. M. R. ARNOLDfPhysical Education and Health. LL.B. University of Southern California. Graduate Work, ibid, University of California, Oregon State Teachers College, Armstrong College. M. R. BUCKLES-'Instructor in Mathematics. B.S. Tri-State College: A.B. ibid, M.A. University of California. Graduate Work, Tri-State College, Purdue University. DONALD E. BUTLER-Instructor in Science. B.S. University of Nevada: M.A. Stanford University. GILBERT A. COLLYER-Instructor in Public Speaking and Dramatics. A.B. College of the Pacific: M.A. University of California. Graduate Work, University of California: Stanford University: Pasadena Little Theatre Summer School. GILBERT DuMONT-Instructor of Music: A.B. University of California. RICHARD FITZ HENRY-Instructor in Latin and Spanish. B.A. University of California: M.A. ibid. Graduate Work, Royal University of Ireland: Centio de Estudios Histories, Spain. ROBERT M. FULTON-Instructor in Mathematics and Science. A.B., B.S. Washington State College: Graduate Work, ibid, University of California. MABLE GARRETSON-Instructor in I-Iomemaking and Social Arts. B.S. Chico State College. GLADYS G. GEORGEfInstructor in French. Certificate d'Etudes Francaises, University of Greno- ble, France: A.B. Northwestern University: M.A. University of California: Graduate ibid. E. A. HANSEN-Instructor in Social Science. A.B. University of Nevada: M.A. ibid. Graduate work, ibid, University of California. MARY B. HARDY-Instructor in Social Science. A.B. University of Michigan: Graduate Work, ibid. University of Bay View. ADELENE IENSEN-Instructor in Commerce. A.B. University of California. ISABEL KOEHLER-Physical Education and Health. A.B. Stanford University: M.A. University of California. Graduate Work, ibid. LUTITIA W. O'KELLY-Instructor in Psychology. A.B. Stanford University: M.A. University of California. Graduate Work, ibid. THELMA F. PHILLIPS-Instructor of Art. B.A. Chico State College: Graduate Work, University of California. LOUISE M. PUGH-Nurse and Instructor in First Aid, Home Nursing and Hygiene. University of California, University of Southern California. MARGARET C. SPAULDING-Instructor of Library. B. of Ped., Colorado State Normal: A.B. Univer- sity of Colorado: Graduate Work, University of California, University of Denver. RALPH D. TAYLOR-Instructor in Engineering and Industrial Arts. M.S. University of California: Graduate Work, San lose State Teachers College. LYSLE R. TRABERT-Instructor in English. A.B. University of Nevada: M.A. Stanford University: Graduate Work, University of California, Stanford University, University of Southern California. GALE M. WI-IITCHURCH--Instructor in Forestry and Lumbering. B.S. University of Minnesota: Graduate Work, University of California. ella: V: R R OFFICE STAFF Standing, left to right: Irene Bietz, Janice Acord, Lucille Smith, Cleo Esbenshade, Jane Stone, Buryns Chiltock, Alice Fox, Dorolhy Lanigar. Sitting, left to right: Luella Barham, Lois Reed, Helen Phelps, Mrs. Geiger, Barbara Lackey, Katherine Blackmer. RALLY COMMITTEE Back Row, left to right: Mr. Collyer, John Alberdi, Henrietta Hagata, Betty Arnett, Imogene Bouchard, Joyce Smith, Richard Green, Middle Row: Betty Jo Buckles, Pauline Sanchez, Bernice Manville, Phyllis Wiencke, La Preal Woodward, Lois Bennett. Front Row: Virginia Layton, Dorothy Laniqar, Carol Avent, Marie I-laqata, Marilyn Denton, Katherine Blackmer. RALLY COMMITTEE The Rally Committee was formed at the beginning ot the school year. It was composed of about eighteen members. The members took turns taking tickets at all the games cmd at special programs. The members of the committee bought caps and badges in the school colors. The following were members of the committee: Mr. Collyer, iohn Alberdi, Henriette Hagata, Imogene Bouchard, Ioyce Smith, Richard Green, Betty lo Buckles, Pauline Sanchez, Bernice Manville, Phyllis Weinckie, La Preal Wood- ward, Lois Bennett, Virginia Layton, Dorothy Lanigar, Carol Avent, Marie Hagata, Marilyn Denton, and Kay Blackmer. c1255 y P STUDENT CCDUNCIL First Semester Fred Frick .,,.,...... ,lack Ramsey ...,... Betty Arnett ........,, Dorothy Lanigar ,,,,,,, ., .......President,,,.,... .....Vice-President.,,.,, ...,,.Secretary..,.,,.i ..........,.,...,Treasurer..,.,.,,...,.,... Second Semester ,,,,,,.,,.,....Fred Frick ,.,,,,.Marion Larrea ,,,,,,YMaxine Stephens ..,,,,,.Dorothy Lanigar Naomi Wemple ,,,,,,, .,...... G irls' Athletics Manager ....... ,,,,,,......, I oyce Smith Nadene Wemple ,,,,,,,, ....., G irls' Advertising Manager ......,, ..,,,,. H enriette Hagoto Eugene Kayser ,,,,,,,,, .,..,,.. B oys' Athletics Manager.. .r,. ....,.,, F rank Maurino lay Rozell ,,,,,,,t,,,,,, ,r.,., B oys' Advertising Manager ...,.,,, ,,..,........,. I ay Rozell Marilyn Denton ......, .........,. G irls' Yell Leader ,,,.,,,., ,.Y,,,,,. F ICIHCGS EtCl'1e1O Iohn Alberdi .......,..... ..,....,.,.,,..,, B oys' Yell Leader ,..,......... ,.............. l Ohfl Albefdi Mariel Mulroney ,,....,. .. ,,,,, Girls' League Representative ....,, ....... M ariel Mulroney Harold Lanigar ,,,,,,, .. ,,.,, Boys' League Representative, ,,..... .....,... H arold Loniqar Betty Io Buckles ,,,,,, .. Orell Satfores ,,,.,. , Arthur Mathews ,...... ,,,,, Leland Hunsinger ,,,,,. ,,,, ...,,,Senior Representative......... ......v..........BettY Barry ,,,..,Iunior Representativemn, ,Sophomore Representative ,,. Alma Rust ,,,,,,,Charles MacDonald ,,,Freshman Representative ,..,...,, ,,,,,..,,..,. E abby Brodie cc13x SENIOR HISTORY It is with regret that the class of '38 leaves Lassen Union High. In our freshman year we won the tie-up and were the guests of the other classes at the Freshman reception. The sophomore year was a very successful one. We were victors in the tie- up and followed that by winning the ten dollar prize for selling student body cards. The Sophomore Hop was given as a social event and the girls were very active in basketball. In the junior year our play, He Was a Gay Sef1orita , was one of the high- lights of the year. On March 22 we sponsored a program in assembly and a dance in the gymnasium. The Iunior Prom was an outstanding social event of the school year. The senior year was a busy one. Betty Barry ranked highest in Scholarship while Dorothy Lanigar and Iay Gibson won the Legion Citizenship awards. The Senior play, Growing Pains , given in the gymnasium, attracted one of the largest crowds in history. We sponsored a concession at the I. C. Carnival and gave one program in assembly. The Senior Ball with Dutch decorations of windmills, landscape and a wooden shoe was enjoyed by all. Ditch Day and the Senior Banquet were also events to be remembered. The class wishes to take this opportunity to thank the members of the faculty for their help during the last four years in high school and express their earnest appreciation to Mrs. O'Kelly and Mr. Collyer, their class advisers. The senior gift of a fine stage curtain remains in the school to show the school spirit pos- sessed by the class and their sincere appreciation of what the school has meant to them. e149 SCHOOL CALENDAR Aug. 3l-Frosh and all enter school for first day. Sept. 7-First Council meeting. Sept 8-F. F. A. go to state fair. Sept. I5-First Grizzly Growler out. Sept. I8-Lassen-Dunsmuir Wildcats game. We're de- teated. Sept. 24-Faculty and Trustees swing and eat, boys wash dishes. Sept. 29-Band started by Dumont. Oct. 5-Jack Rank comes for assembly, Frick wins in tennis. Oct. 7-Seniors shot, cuties brought out. Oct. ll-Girls bring out bows and arrows. Oct. I5-J. C. Prison dance, dcsperadoes show up. Oct. I6-Drama lovers skip to Reno and see First Lady. Oct. I9-Roop's Fort dedicated, we see Gov. Merriam. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. 20-Wanted, Warbler for iazz band. Found. 2l-Mrs. L. Hill talks to students. 22-Report cards come out, are we glad? Faculty party. 25-Television, National School Assembly. 26-Principal attends San Francisco conference. 27-Senior bench gets a painting. 28-Local girls get shot by Hearst newspaper. 29-Soph. drama on stage. 3A party for girls. 30-G. A. A. goes to Greenville, Lassen goes to Alturas. 4-Senior cast chosen tor Growing Pains. 6-F. F. A. members and teachers go to Chico. B-Boys tumble for Dads. 9-Garza wins speech contest. I0--Oqur coaches tackle to get C. l. F. champion- s ip. ll-K. Hill wins girls' tennis championship. Las- sen plays Westwood. Armistice game. No school. l8- The Villain Still Pursued Her, Junior Play in assembly. 22, 23, 24-No school: Thinksgiving vacation. 3-Basketball games start with A's and B's. 6-Block L initiates. IO-Big Senior Play, l Growing Pains i. -Delinquent slips provide for New Year's Res- clutions. I5-C. S. F. Banquet, Fathers and Sons Night. Many students rose and shone. 2l 22-Christmas party at school. -Christmas pageant. 23-J. C. Formal Christmas Dance. 23-'Rayl Last day of school for '37. 4-A. A. A., F. F. A. meetings. 6-Student body meeting. Campaign speeches. 7-Alturas-Lassen basketball games. 8-Carson City-Lassen B. B. game. I7-Second semester begins. 20-National School Assembly. Jack Raymon shows snakes. 2l-Basketball: J. C.'s vs Nevada Frosh. 4415s Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb, Fcb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. tdar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. April April April April April April April April April April April April April April April April April April May May May May May May May May May May 22-Red Head game fwe fool them?l 28-3A party. I-3A and F. F. A. Union Oil film. 4-Westwood and Susanville basketball games 8-3A council meeting. ll-Wadsworth-Lassen basketball game. I9-Lassen-Reno High basketball games. 2I-Globe Trotters here, lncgroes blacken our record.l 24-Freshmen give us amusing assembly. 25fWe play basketball with Virginia City. 28-Girls' and boys' basketball games begin. I--Shamrocks didn't play here. 4-Girls' League Hi Jinks, tlothcrs' Night. 9-Faculty meet again. I0-Third Forestry program held. ll-Big F. F. A. Barn Dance. Hayseeds drop! l5-J. C.'s and All-Stars play. I6-Big G. A. A. banquet. lB-Junior Play, Ghost Ship. 2lA26-Vacation! Whoopeel! 27-Faculty meet along with refreshments. 3l--Sophomore assembly. l-April Fool's Day! Soph Hopg Freak Day. fThe queer things we saw!! 2-Older Girls' Conference at Richardson Springs. 5-J. C. hold matinee at theater, Captain Blood. B-2A Fashion Tea. Press Club banquet and dance. 9-First track meet at Reno. I3-Tennis preliminary. Westwood and Lassen. l5-No school lGood Fridayl. I9-P. T. A. displays a splendid program. 20-Tennis preliminaries held. 2l-Student body meeting and F. F. A. banquet. 22-J. C. Carnivalg Queens is dazzling. Z3-3A Conference of Northern California meets. 25-John Oakie comes. 26-Eastcrn Star speaker gives educational talk 27-C. S. F. hold grand party. Oh boy, fun! 28-Dramatics Play, Grandma Pulls the Stringf 29-Band and Chorus Concert. 30-Track meet, Alturas and Lassen. 3-3A and F. F. A. meetings held. 6-Big annual Junior Prom-a success! 7-Business and Professional Women give recep- tion to girl graduates. I3-Big Senior Ditch Day. Whoopee! I7-P. T. A. program. Grand music by Lassen band. 20-Annual big Senior Ball. 2l-N. S. C. F. track meet, Sacramento. 23, 24, 25-At last! Exams! 26-Holiday. 27-Graduation. Farewell Seniors! School closes. Good luck, all! SENIOR WILL I, Janice Acord, will Frank's fralernily pin 'lo anyone who lhlnks lhey can sland lhe compelilion. I, John Alberdi, will my dancing abilily lo Jimmy Lewis. I, Mary Ammirafi, will my beauliful eyebrows lo Elda Tonnello. I, Lorine Anderson, will my colleclion of novelly pins lo Teddy Rogers. I, Belly Arnell, will my lemper lo Sissy Hill. I, Carol Avenl, will my good sporlsmanship lo Bernice Manville. I, Leroy Bailey, will my Fulure Farmer pin lo Blondie, I, Luella Barham, will my abilily lo gel along wilh Mrs. Jensen lo Frances Elchelo. I, Belly Barry, will my figure lo anyone who lhinks she'll need il lo gel along. l,John Baker, will my quiel disposilion lo Johnnie Evans. I, Neil Bennell, will my memories wilh LaPreal lo Carl Tucker which will make a lifelime of happiness . . ? ? ? I, Richard Benlon, will my side-burns lo Teddy Robles, which mighl make a man of him. I, Ellore Berlagnolli will my personalily lo lure prelly girls and leachers lo Bud Gibson. I, Paul Belerbide, will my heighl lo Orlo McMurphy. I, Elwin Bigelow, will my slenographic abilily lo Maxine Boalman. I, Kay Blackmer, will my boy friends lo any girl who can handle lhem as well as I have. I, Imogene Bouchard, will my special corner in lhe lheallge balcony lo Bealrice While, bul keep Busler lor myse . I, Belly Jo Buckles, will my giggle lo lhe Wemple lwins. I, Ada Burr, will my smallness lo Elda Wagner. I, Elese Burr, will my gold loolh lo Mary Alice Holmes. I, Leo Carman, will my curly hair lo Jim Bennell. I. Oba Clark, will my posilion as pianisl in lhe orches- lra lo Billie Hansen. I, Bill Corson, will my slriped lie lo Margarel Pinneo. I, Donald DeForesl, will my unruly hair and my abilily lo always be on lime lo Dr. Brode. I, Leland Donaldson, will my lrack abilily lo Charles Nehrbass. I, Donald DeWill will my bashlulness lo Pug Prolfill. I, Reid Farris, will my darkness lo Margarel Henderson. . I, Helen Finley, will my knack of being lale lo firsl per- iod lo anyone who can slay up as Iale as I can. I, Alice Fox, will my gill of gab lo Celia Thomas. I, Freud Frick, will my large appelile lo anyone who can afford ll. I, Dick Fuller, will my wavy hair lo Carl Tucker. I, Jay Gibson, will my gum lo Mrs. Hardy. I, Henrielle Hagala, will my smile and good nalure lo Naomi Wemple. I, Marie Hagafa, will my moods lo Jean Wrighl. I, lleen Hansen, will my lrack abilily lo calch up wilh Harold al noons lo anyone who has lo calch up wilh any- One. I, William Hensen, will my heighl lo Orell Saffores. I, Herberl Hersey, will my public speaking abilily lo Eva Giraldo. I, Mary Hill, will my quiel nalure lo Marilyn Denlon. I, Phyllis James, will my baskelball abilily lo Phyllis Sparks, knowing she will have no compelilion. I, Alfred Johnson, will my bashlulness lo Irma Bass. I, Bealrice Johnson, will my wink lo Pauline May. I, Fayne Johnson, will my one and only lo Mervyn De- Giovanni. I, Leroy Kayser, will my alhlelic abilily and bashlulness lo any conceiled freshman. G I, Leslie Kimbrel, will my exlreme sense of humor and deceiving looks lo Mr. Buckles. I, Dorolhy Lanigar, will my bookkeeping abilily lo Mrs. G. A. Collyer. lShe will need il.l I, Harold Lanigar, will my Salurday nighls lo Miss Garrelson. I, Marion Larrea, will my flal feel lo Mr. Collyer and my old lennis shoes lo Arl Malhews. I, Virginia Laylon, will my giggle lo Barbara Schullz. -l,Jack Marden, will my abilily in lrack and my way wilh lwo-liming women lo Jim Bennell. - I, Euland McLaughlin, will my abilily lo do malhemal' ics lo Lorene Phelps. I, Jim McNamee will my way wilh lhe women lo Teddy Robles. I, Bill Moak, will my knack wilh girls lo Herman Frick. I, Roberl Morrill, will my grin lo Mr. Filzhenry. I, Roma Morlimer, will my musical abilily lo Eleanor Hansen. I, Mariel Mulroney, will my perfecl allendance and fun I have al school parlies, games and dances lo anyone who can sland lhe lale hours. I, Beulah Nye, will my abilily lo gel A's lo my sisler, Ida. I, Cleo Olson, will my good l?l repulalion lo anyone who needs il. I, Maynard Pallan, will my daily bus ride from Doyle lo Roy Banisler. I, John Peconom, will my abilily lo play foolball lo nexl year's leam. I, Helen Phelps, do will and bequealh my abilily lo .gel whal I wanl lmosl ol lhe limel lo anyone who desires somelhing lhey can'l have. I, Jack Ramsey, will my abilily lo gel oul of lhis lown lo anybody who would like lo leave il. I, Ellen Rankin, will my abilily lo gel in lhe library al noons lo Gail Barham. I, Lois Reed, will my dancing abilily lo Margarel An- derson. l,Jack Roberls, will my fishing equipmenl lo anyone who can fell as good fish slories as I. I, Pauline Sanchez, will my lennis rackel lo my brolher, Henry, hoping lhal he can play beller lhan I. I, Viola Schneider, will my quiel ways lo Lois Bennell. I, Donald Smilh, will my violin lo Mr. DuMonl. I, Eugene Smilh, will my hair comb lo Jimmy O'Kelly. I, George O. Smilh, will my carloons lo Marsha Tucker. I,Joyce Smilh, will my abilily nol lo play lennis lo Eugene Kayser. ll-le's loo goodll I, Lucille Smilh, will Clive lo no one. l'll lake care of him myself. I, Lois Slark, will my marriage license lo ayone lhal needs il. I, Maxine Slephens, will my red hair fo Naomi Wemple. I, Harold Sliglilz,will my blonde hair lo Frances Silva. I, Jane Slone, will my red hair and freckles lo any dish- waler blond wilh a washed oul complexion. I, Kay Tompers will my work on lhe lelephone lines lo Leland Pierce. I, Harold Trussell, will my blue eyes lo Enid Hamlin. I, Helen Wiencke, will my dislike of local boys lo Mar- garel Pinneo. I, Earl Wilcox, will my lack of courlesy lo Richard Fremd. I, Jim Wirick, will my chubbiness lo Ann Van De Kamp. I, Mansel Womack, will my smile lo Myra Tucker. I, Slanley Womack, will my punclualily lo meelings lo Mary Anna Tucker. 162 NAME KNOWN AS Janice Acord .............. Jan ..,...,,,,, John Alberdi .. Mary Amrnirali Lorine Anderson .,,,.,. Belly Arnell .,....,,,..,.., Carol Ave nl ........ ........ Leroy Bailey ,....,,..,.... Luella Barham ,........... Belly Barry ....... John Baker .,,..,,,.,........ Neil Bennell ,,,,..,,,,.... Richard Benlon .....,. . Ellore Berlagnolli .... Paul Belerbide ,.,....... Elwin Bigelow ............ Kalherine Blackmer. lmogene Bouchard.. Belly Buckles .............. Ada Burr ,,...... .,Y..,. Elese Burr .,.,. Leo Carman ........,,.,,,, Oba Clark. ,,.... ,,,,, . Bill Corson .....,. ,,,,.e. Donald DeForesl ....... Leland Donaldson .... Donald Dewill ,,,...,, .. Johnnie .........,...... Mary ....... L. A ...... .,.,.. ......, Belly Jane ,,,,.,...., Carol ,,,,, ..,,, Roy ,..,....... Luella... ......,.,... Belly ..,,,.., Baker ..................... Neil .,,..,,.. Rich ......,., Berl ..,....... Paulle ,.... .... . Bigelow ................ Kay ...,... .Gene ....... Belly J ..........,....... Burr ..... ..,, Lese ,,....... Leo ,......... Oba ......... Billy ,......., Don ,,,.......... Donaldson... Don .......,.. I-IOROSCOPE HATES his hair mussed. sass res men ........,. yf h LOVES BEST FAVORITE WORDS silling slill ................... her 'Fral pin ..,.... ...... y ou dope! ..... , .. peppy dances............lhe ol' gal.,.,,,. Anna, dear ....... ....... o h, yeah? .......... baskelball ......... ..you know whal embroidering.. .. lrulh ......... rainy days ,.........,, bus drivers ....... .. holidays ...,,.,..,....... .. walking home ......... . cule smiles .,............... cily slickers ,.... .... delivering pa pers ..,.. ,..,... . .. slubborn women.. being bossed ...... sludying .,,..,... ...,.... dull evenings .... card parlies, .... . lhe word super. hearing she's lillle ..................,,... local dances.. keeping his moulh shul ..... ..... exerlion .......,.. .. being called lady killer ................... noisy girls ..,,..... Agreeing with Mansel ....,. ......... chernislry perfumes ........ .......,.. m ilkmg ........ ,good yokes ................, lhal's whal you lhink .....,.,,., ..... .... school's hero........... .,maybe............ vacalions .................,... you wanna bel? . .. music leachers ..... ...... g ee, whiz.. a lol of fun ................. hunling chipmunks. punching cows .,...,... lhinking of Belly ....... .ol' Joyce ........ .by golly.. ..,.. .. iusl wail and see ........ is lhal so? .......,...... good limes .,,.,.. ...... N one, iusl a lol lall men ......,,,, ., ..... . of noise . .. you belcha. ..., . brown eyes ,.......,. , .... ...nol bad ........,. . boys ..,........................... lhinking of Busler. swell! ................. . you're lelched. cule clolhes ............ ...l dunno .... ...Mohair dressing............,. bye now..,..,,... . going lo Weslwood ....... ........ l hose lunny guys . . ..,....allenlion.....,.. shorlhand...................., giggling ,,.... ..,.. ...,...himse lf.,..,,.. 44172 socking girls., .....,..... . heck,yes .......... nol bad. ..... .. .. .whal lovely ears .. . . ......l'didn'l eilher......,.. wail 'lil lomorrow ..... 50 YEARS HENCE ..........Frank's wife ,,.,....rhumba experl ......,presidenl's sleno .........farmerelle ..........forlune leller . .....,. lady ol leisure ..............,.lawyer . .. ...... iiorisl owner somebody's sweelhea rl ........second Clark Gable .........ha ppy bachelor .,.,......bulcher .......carnival owner lhe navy radio announcer .,.....happiIy married ...Wanswer lo a prayer ........Ulah roamer Kenny's wife ....,....zookee per .. ....... conlenled wile resl Ranger ,. .slruggling in college .slockbroker ... .dairy manager NAME Reid Farris ..,A,,,,, ,.,,,,,, Helen Finley. ,.,.,..,,, , Alice Fox ,.A...,.. ,..,.,,,. Fred Frick ..,.. . ....,.. ,. Dick Fuller ..............,,... Jay Gibson ,,,,............, Henrielle l-lagafa Marie Hagaran ,,,,.,, ,, lleen l-lansenn, ,,,,,,, William Hensen ,,,,,,,, Herberr Hersey .,.,... Mary Hill ......., ....,,,, Phyllis James .......,...... Alfred Johnson ..... .,.. Bealrice Johnson ,,,, Payne Johnson ,.,...A,,,, Leroy Kayser ........,....,. Leslie Kimbrel .......... Doroihy Lanigar ,,,.... Harold Lanigar ,,,...,, Marion Larrea, ..,...... .. Virginia Laylon ........, Jack Mardenn .......,, .. Euland McLaughlin, Jim McNamee ........... Bill Moak ...,......,.......... Roberf Morrill ,,,4.,,,,,, KNOWN AS HOROSCOPE HATES Reed, ........ .,....s. l hinking of hospilals .,... ..... ..,...,. Finny ,,,,..,.., ........ w ork ........ . ....,.. Foxy ,.,...,. Freddie ,,,.. .....,... - Dick ,,,..... Jay ,s....,,,, Henrie ,.,, .,,,..,, ,,.,, Meri, ..,.A.. l-'lanse,,,,,,,, Willie .....,,, Herbie ,... Mary .......... ..,.,,, James ,.,,,,,, ,,,, , Alfie, Bea ,,,, ,,,, Fayne ,,,..,.,, ......,. Roy ,.,...... Les ,......... Dol ,,.,..... Tine ,..., .. Boggs ,s.,,,,, ........ Ginger ,,,,.,,,,,,,....., Riverside ,,,,,, ,, Euland .,...,,,,,,,,,,,,, Jimmie ........ , ....... . Billie .......... ........ Bob .,....... monofonous speeches ,.......... ....... shorr girls ,....... ,...., soulhern lown girls ,.,A,,.A..,A,..,..,...,..., , 'rwo Timers ................... School every day, all boys ......................, black hair, ,,,,..,, going To church ,,,, ,, losing a nickel ,...,,,,,, wrifing stories ,.,......... lhe lovely moon .,.,,,,, love Tales ......... ..,.. . .. monolonous mlnules .,.. ....,..., ,,,,,,, any gun ........,...,......... girls' aflenfion, ,, car fighls af nile, flashy socks ,,.............., girls., ..,.... fllrhng girls, .4..,A,,,, good grades ,...,.. smarl girls ,,.............,., lardy slips ,,....., .....,., school busses. ..s,.,.,s , slaying up lale ,,,,,,,,, alarm clocks ,,,,....,..... LOVES BEST foolball., ...........,........ .. slaying our lale ...,,,... 'lo laugh .,......... ..... ....... a quarl of milk ...,. .... Cleo ...,.... a cerfain Senior ....,..., herself ,...... , ....,.......,.,.... slage achng ..,..........., Harold .,.........,.. ....,... pie a-la-mode ......s.... dreamy wallzes ,,,,. the reporf cards ........ a gray coupe ,,,A..,,,,..,, lhe frosh girls ............. odd relics ................., apprenlice iob ,,,,,,,,,, my lilfle cuddles ,,.,,, ballel dancing ,.......... gay parlies ......... .......,, lucky mondaes ,..,,..,... nighls off .......... her accordion ,,,....,.., culling classes ........... cowgirls ...,.... ......, dinner parries ,..,...,..,. prerry locks ,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,, Iaughler ....,.., Q 18 an FAVORITE WORDS IO YEARS HENCE you wanna see me ,,,,,,. A ....,... orchesfra leader you know whal I did ,,,,,,,.,4,,,4,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, married fo a mechanic i+'s so prelly ,,,, ...,,,, ..........air sfewardess was her face red ,,,,,,, A, ...A..... T 81 D manager l'II+elI.you abou? it ............ .V.Vs,,,,, meeiing adjourned l don'l believe il' .... fine! ..,,,.,, Oh, boy ....,,... By gosh ,,,.....,. lsure had fun ,, ll will be O.K .,.,..., you'll never guess, whal was 1'hal?, ,,, i+'s lhe culesl fhing ......... never, never ........ swishl ..... why? ........... I wonder ....,..,,. +ha'r's whaf's said ,,,..,... no, oh, no ..,.,..,, alrighfie ........ lcensoredl ....... l lold you so ,,..... lhal's righf, Carl ,,,.,, ,,......, Oh, Margerile ,,,,.ss so, il is .......... ...,..,.cherms+ . . ..,....,..,, ,.dcc+or ........she'll lel us know Hollywood .....,...,Mrs. Bergland .,,.....,school coach ...s.,.,.professor ........La+in 'leacher ,...,,.s..,.,.,.?ap dancer , l......s.s look in lhe papers , ..4.. ,.,.we wonder ,s,........air pilor ......,never can fell Romeo ..social register ,........sheep herder .........guess wha? ,........holel operafor .....,...Iumberiack ,,,,. whoopiel a cowboy qmarried, ofcourse ....,...polifician ,,,,,,,car salesman NAME Roma Morlimer ......... Mariel Mulroney ....... KNOWN AS Marge .........,...,,..., Romeo..,,. .... . .... HOROSCOPE HATES quiel' girl friends Beulah Nye ................ Beulah ......,............ Cleo Olson ................,. Blondie .,,.,.,.,.,..... necking l?l ,....,... Maynard Palfan ,,,,... John Peconom ,..,..,..,r Helen Phelps .............. Jack Ramsey vv.,...,.....,. Ellen Rankin ........,....., Lois Reed ....,.. ......... Jack Roberts .....,..,..... Pauline Sanchez ........ Viola Schneider .,,...... Donald Smith .......,..... Eugene Smifh ............. George O. Smith ..... Joyce Smiih ......,......... Lucille Smilh ............. Lois Srark ........ ..,..,,., Maxine Sfephens ,.,... Harold Siigliiz .,.,..,.... Jane Sfone ,..,,.......,.,,., Kay Tompers ......,....... Harold Trussell ...,...... Helen Weincke....,.... Earl Wilcox ................, Jim Wirick ........,..,.,,... Mansel Womack ....... Sianley Womack ....,. Gary A.... .... John ,,,,,..... ...,.... feasing ,.,,,., .. crulches. ...,, .. Helen ,... ,... ......... c o medles ......Y,, Jack ........,. ........ Ellen ......,... ......... Lois ..... Roberfs .,A...... ..... .Frenchie. old cars ........ ,. Ihe courf house ........, cold nighis ,.,,.... ,..,.... sioddy parfies ,,......... Viola ,,,,.,,.,. ......,,. c onceiled people Smlih ......,. ........ , high school.. ...,, ,A Gene...,..... .... George ......,...,,...,. Irigonomefry .,,,, ., Jody ,,,...,.., ......., d ilching .,..... .. Srnifiy ...,.,,.,.......... Lois ...,.... Maxine., .....,.. walking ......... ..,,,.,. ..,......being singled old Texas ......... . .... . Harold ..,..........,.,., falkaiive girls , .,, Jane., ......., ....... . S big shois .,.,., .. ., Tompers .,,,.... climbing Truss .......... ....... . Helen ........ ........ Tex ,,.,...... Jim. .,,..., . felephone poles. busy cha'r'rer ......., ..., , .wiffy boys .,...... blonde girls .,,..,., .cranky Teachers .,..,,.,, dull days ..,.,.,,,., .. low grades ............,..., being a senior, , ,, ., all ....,...... .... ...... . . LOVES BEST making sodas ,........... excifemeni .....,..,,, ,..... a cerfain frick ............ FAVORITE WORDS Ihank you ......... goody, goody .,,.. . iI's lhis way .,.,,,,, new boy friends ........, he makes me ......his girl cousin good fasl sports, Millard .,....,,, .s.....,... Wesrwood., hours off ..... .,,............, nigh+'s lhoughls his cup .......,.,., ,,,,.,.., ,Mario .,,. .... , ,, .,.. her boy friend ,his insfrumenfs.. sheepherding ........., ..ou+door life , ,, good eais ....... .,....,,. clean fun ...., ., ...... .. married life ,..,, .,.,,...... living alone.. ,,,,,,, ,, cowboy yodels, ........ . blues songs ,H winier sporfs jazz music ,,...., .... , .. coca-colas playing Don Juan, strong muscles bank night, .......,.,.. .. Mansel ,,.,..... ..,...... e mpfy pockels ..,. ..,,,,, Sian ....... .....,...WOfT16I'I........., ranch life ,,.,, 44192 so mad ........,..........v..w.. I'm goin' 'fo town, Ihose muggsn ,... .. i+'s fha? way ..,..,. who is she? ......,. yes, alrighf .,....... l haie 'fo ,,,,,,,, ,, il's a whopper .....,,.. where's Mario? ,,A, , my goodness ....... .. fhe name is Smifh ..,.. well! I guess so ....,,,,, you blockheadl ho, ho .... .... lhink so? .,.,....., I love him ,....., -Hello There, ,...,. . Hey! ...., . IO YEARS HENCE .nighi waiiress ,. ,.,, ,mama's girl somebody's wife Mrs, Richard Holland? gangsfer af Honey Lake . ahernl a rich guy ai lasf, a lady ..., speed cop ...a good cook . ,.,governor's secretary .hilchhiker , , .Mrs. Vial? ,, ,. .. ...cowgirl , len gun Srnilh ,crooner over KFI archiiecl ,..,..,,,.arfis+ .,......Adrian I l ..........sIill married .,,.,...colIege prof. ..........Good liffle boy I don'f know ..,....... Eagle Lake mistress she's a nice kid ...,,,,., ..,...., B ig Telephone man wl1af'slhe mai'rer?... ,, ,.,,,. .,.. P res. of U. S. A. oh! kid ...,...... yes, of course ..,..., fleVel' ,......... I Il say ..,...,.,,. oh, gee ......... ....,.,Miss Weincke .,,....,under The ground .............Wow! a man ....,.,,,,you'd never guess ,,...,.pushing a iruck 4 JANICE ACORD Class vice-presidenl 35 class secrelary I, 45 represenlalive Older Girls' Conference 45 Junior Play 35 Rally Commit- Iee 35 Annual Slaff 45 Baccalaureafe 35 president Girls' League 4. JOHN ALBERDI Rally commiflee 45 Press club 45 Dramafics club 45 Senior play 45 Annual sfaff 45 Track 35 Class yell leader I, 2, 3, 45 Sludenf body yell leader 3, 45 Boys' league yell leader 3, 45 Sludenl council 3, 45 Chrisfrnas pageanf 4. MARY AMMIRATI G. A. A. 25 Glee club I5 And ll Rained I. LEROY BAILEY F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 45 vice-presidenl F. A. A. 3. LORINE ANDERSON C. S. F. 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. recording secrelary 45 Rally commillee 2, 3, 4. JOHN BAKER F. F. A. 2, 3, 45 F. F, A. Presidenf 4. BETTY ARNETT Baccalaureale 25 Mask and Mirnic Club 25 G. A. A. I, 25 Sludenl Council 45 Ouill and Scroll 45 Chorus I, 25 Senior play 45 Junior play 35 C. S, F. 45 Annual sfaff 45 Rally com- rnifiee 45 Press club 45 Knave of I-Iear'fs 25 Sludenf Body Secrelary 45 Operella, And II Rained I. NEIL BENNETT Block L 2, 3, 45 Press club 45 Drarnalics club 45 Junior play 35 Foolball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 35 Class presidenl 35 repre- senlaliye Boys' and Girls' conference, Redding 3. CAROL AVENT G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 45 Press club 45 Chorus 45 Rally cornrnil- lee 3, 4. RICHARD BENTON Dramalics 45 Tennis 4. LUELLA BARHAM G. A. A. 45 Dramaiics club 45 Chorus I, 45 And II Rained I5 Cnrisimas pageanf 45 lnfernalional club 3. ETTORE BERTAGNOLLI Band 45 Block L 3, 45 Sludenl Council 25 Class presidenl I5 Foolball 3, 45 Baskelball 2, 3, 45 Track 45 Baseball I, 2, 3, 45 Chrislmas paqeanl 4. BETTY BARRY C. S. F. I, 2, 3, 45 presidenl C. S, F, 25 G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 45 Hislorian G, A. A. 35 represenfalive Older Girls' Confer- ence Z5 Cenlral Council 3, 45 Baskelball I, 2, 3, 45 Annual slafl 45 Senior play 45 Junior play 3. PAUL BETERBIDE Boxing 3, 4. KAY BLACKMER C. S. F. 45 Chorus 45 Dramalics Club 45 G. A. A. I, 2, 35 Fleur de Lis Club I, 25 Junior play 35 Senior play 45 Chrislrnas pageanl 45 Rally cornrnilfee 2, 3, 45 Secrefary Rally cornrniflee 45 Annual Slaff 4. ELWIN BIGELOW Foolball 2, F. F. A. 3, 4. IMOGENE BOUCHARD Baskelball I5 G. A, A. I, 25 A. A. A, 45 Press club 45 Rally commillee 4. LEO CARMAN Eaikelxball I, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 45 Band I, 25 Orcheslra 25 BETTY JO BUCKLES C. S. F. I, 2, 3, 45 lnler-Girls' League Nalional Club 2, Girls' All-Slar B. B. Team 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presidenf 45 Rally Comrnillee 2, 3, 45 Bells of CapisTrano 35 Dramalics Club 45 Senior Play 45 Senior Represenlalive 45 C. S. F. Governing Board 2, 35 G. A. A. Vice-Presidenl 45 Cilrizen- ship Award I, 2, 3. BILL CORSON Annual Edilor 45 Chorus I5 And II Rained I5 Class Ireasurer 45 Baskelball I, 2, 3, 45 All-Sfar 45 Fleur de Lis club I5 Press club 35 Dramalics club 45 Swimming 4, ADA BURR Chorus 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 45 Senior play 45 Chrislrnas pageanl 45 C. S. F. vice-presidenl 35 Class secrerary 2, 35 Girls' Ie-aque lreasurer 35 Dramalics club 45 Rally corn- milfee I, 2, 3. NIOR CLASS DONALD DeFOREST Senior play 4, Press Club 4, Annual Slalf 4. ELESE BURR 3A 3, 4, Chorus 4, 3A vice-presidenl 4. DONALD DeWlTT F. F. A. 3, 4, Band 4. OBA CLARK Band 4. LELAND DONALDSON Boxing I, 2, Track 3, 4, Swimming 4, Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4, Tumbling I. HELEN FINLEY C. S.. F. 4, Annual Slaff 4, Quill and Scroll 3, Class vice- presldenl 2, Rally commiflee 2. REID FARRIS Boxing 3, Class vice-presidenf I. ALICE FOX G. A. A. 4, Chorus I, Annual S'raf'f 4, Press club 3. FRED FRICK Press club 3, Class Sergeanf-al-Arms 3, Tennis 3, 4, Basket- ball I, 2, 3, Sfudenf Council 3, 4, Presiclenl Sludenl Coun- cil 4, Sfudenl Body Presidenf 4, President of Junior Class 3. MARIE HAGATA G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, And If Rainedl I, Chorus I, 3, 4, Senior play 4, Annual Slaff 4, Press club 4, Dramafics club 4, Bells of Capisfrano 3, C. S. F. I, 2, Rally Com- miflee 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Fleur de Lis club I, 2, Baccalaureafe 3. DICK FULLER Press club 4, Presidenl Debale club 4. HENRIETTE HAGATA G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, And II Rained I, Sludenl Council 4, Chorus I, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Annual Slaff 4, Secrelary Press club 4, Bells of Capis+rano 3, C. S. F. 4, Rally commifTee 2, 3, 4, Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4, Dramalics club 4, Girls' Adverlisinq Manager 4, Fleur de Lis club I, 2, Baccalaureafe 3. JAY GIBSON Debale club 4, C. S, F. 4, Foolball I, 4, Track 3, 4, Class presidenf 4. ILEEN HANSEN School Yell Leader I, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4, Rally commiflee 2, 3, Annual Staff 4, Chorus 2, Bacca- laureafe 2, Represenlafive Older Girls' Conference aI Richardson Springs 4, Crusader Public Speaking 4. WILLIAM HENSEN Baskelball 2, 3, 4. MARY HILL G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Press club 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Band 4, Senior play 4, Junior play 3, C. S. F. 2, 3, 4, Annual Slaff 4, Knave of Hearfs 2, Infernalional club 3, Winner of Gorgas Essay Conlesl 4, Drarnaiics club 4, Mask and Mimic club 2. HERBERT HERSEY Tumbling 3, 4, Debale club 4. PI-IYLLIS JAMES Volleyball, Chorus, Baskelloall, Orcheslrag G. A. A, ALFRED JOHNSON Senior play 4, Block L 4, Rally commillee 2, Baseball 3, 4, Foofball 2, 3, Baskelball 2, 3. BEATRICE JOHNSON Sludenf Council Represenlafive I, Glee Club I, 2, And If Rained I. FAYNE JOHNSON Tumbling 3, 4. SENIOR CLA DOROTHY LANIGAR C. S. F. 3, 43 G. A. A. l, 2, 33 Senior play 23 Student Body treasurer 43 Citizenship Board 43 Senior play 43 Student Council 43 Rally committee 33 business manager of Annual Staff 43 Dramatics club 43 Baccalaureate 3. LeROY KAYSER lTransterred from Woodland Highj Press club 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Senior play 43 Freshman play I3 C. S. F. 43 Christmas Pageant 43 Annual Statt 43 Class President 43 Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 Swimming 3, 43 Football I3 Track I, 43 Block M I3 All-Stars 3, 43 Captain 43 Dramatics club 4. VIRGINIA LAYTON G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 43 C. S. F. 2, 3, 43 Rally committee 2, 3, 43 Dramatics club 43 Senior play 43 Band 2, 33 Orchestra 3, 43 International club 3. LESLIE KIMBREL Dramatics club 4. ROMA MORTIMER G. A. A. I. HAROLD LANIGAR Football 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Block L 3, 43 Student Council 43 Older Boys' Conference 3. MARJEL MULRONEY C. S. F. 3, 43 C. S. F. treasurer 33 C. S. F. delegate to Chico 33 Girls' League Representative 43 Class secretary 43 Richardson Springs Conference 4. MARION LARREA Block L 3, 43 President 43 Dramatics club 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 33 Annual Statt 43 Football 3, 43 Basketball I, 2, 33 Class vice-president I3 Class Representative 23 Student Council 2, 33 Christmas Pageant 43 Tennis I3 vice-president ot Student Body. BEULAH NYE C. S. F. Z, 3, 43 Chorus I. JACK MARDEN Block L 43 Press club 43 Christmas Pageant 43 Senior play 43 Annual Statt 43 Track I, 2, 3, 43 Football 3, 4. CLEO OLSON G. A. A. 2, 43 C. S. F. I, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics club 43 C. S. F. Delegate to Chico 43 Senior play 43 Annual Statt 43 Fleur de Lis club 43 3A 43 International club 2. EULAND MCLAUGHLIN Track I3 C, S. F. 2, 3, 43 Debate club 43 C. S. F. Confer- ence 3. HELEN PHELPS 3A I, 2, 3, 43 Press club 33 Quill and Scroll 33 Journalism Oorgvintion 33 Annual Staff 43 Senior play 43 Dramatics c u . JIM McNAMEE Vice-President Junior class 33 Rally committee 2, 33 Debate club 43 Treasurer Senior Class 43 Student Council Repre- sentative at Chico 2. ELLEN RANKIN Knave of Hearts 3. BILL MOAK Senior play 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Band 3, 43 Dramatics club 4. LOIS REED 3A 43 G. A. A. 3. ROBERT MORRILL Track 3, 4. PAULINE SANCHEZ Basketball 2, 33 Class Tennis Champion 43 Orchestra 43 Rally committee 2, 33 Fleur de Lis club l, 23 President Dramatics club 43 Annual Statt 43 Senior Play 43 G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 43 Chorus I, 2, 43 3A I, 2, 43 International Club 33 Basketball 2, 3. MAYNARD PATTAN F. F. A. 4. VIOLA SCHNEIDER Basketball I3 G. A. A. I. NIOR CLASS JOHN PECONOM Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Foolball I, 2, 3, 4, Baskefball I, Block L I, 2, 3, 4, Block L Presidenf 4, Sergeant-al-Arms of Boys' League 4. JOYCE SMITH Class Presidenl I, Class Secrelary Z, Class Yell Leader 3, 4, Girls' League Secrerary 3, Older Girls' Conference 2, 3, 4, C. S. F. 3, 4, Cifizenship award I, 2, 3, Recording Secrelary of G. A. A. 3, President of A. A. 4, Girls' Afhleflc Manager 4, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4. JACK RAMSEY h Sludenl Body vice-presidenl 4, F. F. A, 2, Junior'Play 3, Press club 4, Class Yell Leader 3, Rally comrniffee 2, Siudenl Council 4. LUCILLE SMITH I C. S. F. 4, Press club 3, G. A. A. I, Rally commulree 2, Annual Slaff 4. JACK ROBERTS Baskelball 3, 4. LOIS STARK 3A 4, Fleur de Lis 2, Chorus 4. DONALD SMITH F F A I 2 4 Liveslock mana er 2 Orcheslra 3 4 - . . : Q 1 . : Senior play 4. MAXINE STEPHENS Sophomore Class Represenlalive 2, Rally commillee 2, Inlernalional club 2, Sludenf Council 4, Secrelary Sludenl Body 3, Richardson Springs Conference 3, Chico Sfudenl' Leaders' Conference 3, D. A. R. Represenfalive. EUGENE SMITH F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Orcheslra 4, Operella 3, Senior Play 4, Boxing I, 2, 4. JANE STONE G. A. A. 4, Baskelball 4, GEORGE O. SMITH Press club 4, Ouill and Scroll 4, C. S. F. 4, Track 2, 3, 4. HELEN WIENCKE Rally commillee 2, 3, 4, Press Club 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Bells of Capislrano 3. HAROLD STIGLITZ Tumbling I, Boxing I. STELLA GIRALDO Chorus 2, 3, Grizzly Growler 3, Quill and Scroll 3. KAY TOMPERS Baskelball I, Z, 3, 4. HAROLD TRUSSELL Press club 4, Quill and Scroll 4. EARL WILCOX Tumbling I, 2, 3, Wreslling I, Foolball 4, Track 3, 4, JIM WIRICK Debate club 4. STANLEY WOMACK lTransferred from Bonila Union I-liglwl Baskelball I, 2, Track I, 2, Baseball 3, Foolball 3, Junior Play 3, Secrelary of Freshman Class I. MANSEL WOMACK Boxing 2, Track 4, Swimming 3. SENIOR CLA JUNIOR CLASS First row, left to right: Lois Bennett, Mary Lois Taylor, Phyllis Wiencke, Bernice Manville, Alma Rust, Orell Safiores, Leota Jo Davie, Eleanor Hansen, Phyllis McMurphy, La Preal Woodward, Elburna Johnston, Leota Summerfield. Second row, left fo right: Emma Preciado, Marilyn Denton, Winifred Whitmire, Mary Lee Middleton, Concha Osa, Dorothy Fiedler, Bonnie Anderson, Anna Van de Camp, Jim Bennett, Henri Sanchez, Charlie Terrill, Ted Robles. Third row, left to right: Inez Wanzer, Hazel Le Dou, Jennie Borghi, Jean Wright, Jay Rozell, Viola Evans, Frances Etcheto, Richard Johnson, Tony Morro, Edward Garza, Fourth row, left to right: Marie Beterbide, June Boyee, Jeanette Hiles, lrene Bietz, Marie Schorpp, Clair Monay, Joy Blosser, Mildred Armstrong, Ernest Massotty, Leland Pierce, Duane Bouchard. Fifth row, left to right: Elda Wagner, Eldean Corron, Viola Miller, Gladys Wood, Melvin Procter, Enid Hamlin, Theresa Petterson, Mary Anna Tucker, Eugene Kayser, Spencer Ensign, Everette Miller, Robert O'Kelly, Sixth row, left to right: Norene Jones, Jane DeCoito, Madeline Tolosano, Lawrence Weseman, Denny Elledge, Isaac Moruza, Loui Morrow, David Ferguson, Arthur Dickson, Walter Larson, Richard Gasperoni. Seventh row, left to right: Phillip Alosi, Granger White, Frank Maurino, Phil Malfa, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Butler, Mr. Hansen, Carl Tucker, Don Mathews, Lee Dixon, Bernard McCallister, Robert Laxalt. JUNIOR CLASS The Iunior Class started oii their year oi l938 in full swing by oriqinatinq a class song and yell. They presented a melodrama as a student body program. On March l8 the annual Tunior play was a huge success. They gave the Tunior Prom on May 6. The Iunior class chanqed the traditional class ring with the bear to a classical square stone ring. The lunior advisers, Mr. Butler, Mr. Taylor and Mr. Hansen added to the suc- cess of the year's activities. The class officers were First Semester Second Semester Felice Malia ,,......, ...,... P resident ..,,,. ...,,,,,,,,, O rell Saffores Frank Murillo ,,,,,,, ..i,,,,, V ice-President ,.,,,,, ,,,,,. P rank Murillo lay Rozell .......... ,,,,,,,,. S ecreiary-Treasurer ........ ......i, L eota Davie Orell Safiores ,,,,.,. .....,.. C ouncil Representative ...,.,. ...... A lma Rust e242 SOPHOMORES First row, left to right: Beulah Winchester, Margaret Winchester, Wanda Ottino, Charles MacDonald, Arthur Mathews, Mary Alice Holmes, John Evans, Bonnie Flagg, Raymond Ellena, Earnie Thompson, Kim Hill, Jack Hayes, Anita Adams, Donna Hansen, Clara Beth Haley. Second row, left to right: Angelita Alberdi, Eva Giraldo, Mary French, Virginia Ferrari, Frances Silva, Naomi Wemple, Betty Tucker, Nadene Wemple, Madeline Gravier, Shirley McGee, Gale Barham, Freda Bowen, Margaret Moses, Madeline Davidson. Third row, left to right: Evarard Horigan, Erma Bass, Alice Boese, Katherine Cardwell, Jeannette Etchecopar, Adell Rackerby, Marion Mountain, Violet Bruster, Mildred Green, Alvalyn McCallister, Phyllis Sparks, Myra Tucker, Joyce DeForest, Fourth row, left to right: Bud Gibson, Ray Chappius, Viola Miller, Silva Corron, 'Harriet Carrick, Harriet Martin, Nell Blosser, Viola Self, Pauline Mays, Lucille Laxalt, Mavis Loiselle, Celila Thomas, John Rice. Fifth row, lett to right: Burton Crouse, Gilbert DeForest, Frank Torre, Howard Grant, Curtis Brown, Dick Mancuso, Boyd Porter, Frank Pavan, Reed Graham, James Abbott, Kirby Smith, James Denna, Arnet Conklin, Loren Huhtala, Neil Crabtree, Gene Faulkner. Sixth row, left to right: Gordon Spencer, Clifton Cramer, Linn Spaulding, Alteo Dal Favero, Jim Lewis, Frances McGillycuddy, Dale Glasser, James Brown, Jim Davis, Bud Otto, Douglas Vanderburqh, Robert Booth. Seventh row, lett to riqht: John Henry Riley, George Mansfield, Orell Gotttredson, Junior Cady, Lloyd Townsend, Richard Green, Warren Prior, Massimo Guenaqa, Layton Bowen, Mr, McCollom, Frank Soloqa, Goodwin l-loriqan, Vincent Bailie, Clarence Blickenstatt, Mr. Dumont, Sherman Luppens. SOPHOMORE CLASS On September lO, 1937, the Freshman Sophomore tie-up was held. The larger Sophomore boys were victors in the skirmish. The Sophomore Hop was held on April lst. It was a most successful party, the majority ot the student body attending. They also sponsored a concession at the l. C. Carnival. The Sophomore Boys' basketball team was the school champion. The advisers of the Sophomore class Were: Miss Phillips and Mr. Dumont. FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER President ................,...,.,........,.........,....,. lack Hayes President ......,,,,,.,.,.,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,, lllqry Alice Holmes Vice-President ........ ............... K imball Hill Vice-President ...,.. ,,.,.,, ,,.,.,,,, K i mball I-lill Secretary ........... ...,,.., C lara Beth Haley Secretary ..,..,.,., ,...,,,,,,,, I ohnny Evq-mg Yell Leaders ,,,,,, l Ernie Thompson Yeti Leaders ,,,,,,, VVVVV l Ernie Thompson I Anita Adams l Bonnie Flaqq 44 25 sv FRESHMEN First row, left to right: Lorraine Langley, Norma Stark, Dorothy Piperio, Aida Vial, Eleanor Manfredini, Mariie Larrea, 'Helen Wardell, Millicent Arnett, Herman Frick, Mary Beth Winchester, Robert Brown, Earline Hope, Marsha Tucker, Elda Tonello, Edith Merton, Katherine Hill, Margaret Anderson, Margaret Pinneo. Second row, left to right: Howard Taylor, Myron Stone, Annie Costa, Lorene Phelps, Josephine Kincaid, Helen Terrill, Juanita Lewis, Rosina Skeen, Darlene Otto, Doris Malone, Willa DeWitt, Ardene Fairchild, Cherie Ann Bovee, La Verne Hansen, Gertrude May, lda Nye, Martha Mouzone, Helen French. Third row, left to right: Robert Stone, Beryl Erwin, Gertrude Kurtzwig, Vera Paddock, Catherine Middleton, Frances May Waits, lva Loiselle, Billie Hansen, Betty .lo De Forest, Betty Barnes, Helen Herrick, Betty Bennett, Beaulah Hisaw, Genevieve Davies, Rebecca Hiles, Barbara Shultz, Leonore Hill, Joe Erro, Robert Spaulding. Fourth row, left to right: Betty Dixon, Katherine Bass, Felix Erro, Charles Nehrbass, Bobby Bouchard, Sterling Long, Eugene Hale, Reavis Edwards, Lowell Dixon, Myron Barham, Larry Thomas, LeRoy Reidel, Bobby Green, Forest Worcester, Homer Vincent. Fifth row, left to right: Beatrice White, Elvira Schorpp, Mardel McClelland, Henry Gee, Earnest Pasero, Robert Dabritz, Robert Brodie, Leonard McCord, Ralph Blosser, Billy Hill, Bobby DeWitt, Toby Silva, Eugene Garoyoa, Stewart Russell, John McCollom, Frank Denna, Leland Hunsinger. Sixth row, left to right: Earl Lewis, Melvin Bertoli, Jack Bates, Robert Ivory, John Sologa, Glenn Hail, Leland Bennett, Everett Bill, Richard Fremd, Hubert DeVose, Dan Harris, Leo Newell, Mike Alose, Albert Garrate, Glenn Proctor. FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshman Class has been very active this year. lts initiation into the social lite oi the school took place early in September, when Seniors, luniors, and Sophomores entertained at the Freshman reception. The Freshmen put on the iirst Assembly program, an entertainment of music, dancing, and pantomime, receiving high praise from everybody. The Freshman stunt for the Girls' Hi-links also received much applause, as did also the Washington's Birthday program presented tor the February Assembly. The Freshmen competed successfully with upper classmen in the Annual sales campaign and the l. C. Carnival. Class advisers were: Miss Bailey, Miss George, and Mr. Buckles. FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER President ........................................ Hubert DeVose President ...................................,..,,..,, Herman Erick Vice-President ........ ....... L eland Bennett Vice-President ...... .,,.,,.,.. R obert Brown Secretary .......... ...... R ebecca Hiles Secretary ......... ,,,..,, M ary Winchester Treasurer .......,.. ............ H erman Frick Treasurer ......... ,...,,,, L e-land Bennett Yell Leaders ....... ..... l Kvthfvn H111 Yell Leaders ...,,,, ..,.. l Kathryn Hill I Howard Taylor I Howard Taylor 44262 l-Dusf and Torn Shirfs 2-Some Sporf 3- A bunch of the boys were whooping if up. -psig chief Moak i 5fFreakday babies 6gWhere was Frank? 7-Where ya qoin', girls? i 8-Freddie siruifin' his sfuff. 9-Spring affecfs some peopie like ihaf. IO-Whai a big moufh you have, grandma? 3 i IlAAprii Foo fhe Fireman, l2!Barn Dances are Nike fhaf. , I3-I1's a complex. l4fRealiy, Mr. McCoilom! X I5-Diwhinq io see fhe Hood? , if bb ACTIVITIES Q30 my ANNUAL STAFF Fronl row, Ieff lo righl: Jay Rozell, La Preal Woodward, Jim McNarnee, Mary Hill, Dorolhy Laniqar, Bill Corson, iHelen Finley, Helen Phelps, Richard Harrison, Belly Arnell. Second row: Jean Wrighf, Marie Haqala, Alice Fox, Belly Barry, Jane Slone, lleen Hansen, Joyce Smifh, Janice Acord, Kalherine Blackmer, Henri Sanchez, Marqare? Lin- neo, Homer Vincent, Henriefle Hagala, Mr. Collyer. Third row: Leola Summer- field, Pauline Sanchez, Cleo Olson, Mar- ion Larrea, LeRoy Kayser, Jack Marden, Jay Gibson, Orell Saffores, Donald De- Foresf, Lawrence Weseman, Sfanley Womack, Charles MacDonald, Made- line Gravier, John Alberdi, Bonnie Flaqq, PRESS CLUB Back row lefl lo riqhl: Jay Rozell, John Alberdi, Dick Fuller, Jack Marden, Jack Ramsey, Neil Bennell, Carl Tucker, Rich- ard Harrison, Henri Sanchez. Middle row: Mr. Collyer, Imogene Bouchard, Carol Avenl, Helen Wiencke, Lois Ben- nell, Bernice Manville, Phyllis Wienke, Leola Summerfield, Mildred Arrnslronq, Norene Jones, Eleanor Hansen, Marie Schorpp, June Bovee. Fronl row: LeRoy Kayser, Belly Arnell, Mary Hill, Hen- rielle Haqala, Donald DeForesf, La Preal Woodward, Marie Haqafa, Har- old Trussell, George O. Smith, Elese Burr, Lying down: Lawrence Wesema-it Everelf Miller. ill He skiis, lhe resull. lZl Beginning lhe day's grind, lil Nice fellow, Dick. Ml We know fhe shoveI's iusl a pose. lSl Why so irked, Lorene? lbl Who says we don'+ have snow! l7l You asked for il, Kay! THE STAFF This year the Annual staff was the largest to ever put out a Lassen year book. Everyone has Worked very hard in putting out this annual, one of the best ever printed in Lassen High, and the staff hopes you appreciate their efforts. THE STAFF Editor-in-Chief ..r..,............ ................,..............................,..... B ill Corson Associate Editors .............................................. Helen Finley, Mary Hill Assistant Associate Editors ........ Dick Harrison, La Preal Woodward Organizations ..,..,.,.,...r,,.....r.. Don DeForest, Iohn Alberdi, Cleo Olson Literary ,,,,,,,,,,,, ..,,,.....,,.,.,.....,....... A lice Fox, Ileen Hansen lakes ,,,,,,,,,, .,..,..,,......... I anice Acord, lane Stone Features ........... ,....... M arie Hagata, Henriette Hagata Boys' Sports ........ .....,..,.............. L eRoy Kayser, lack Marden Girls' Sports ..r..... .,.,... P auline Sanchez, Leota Summerfield Cartoons ..r..,....,.,..,.....,. ....v.......,.,.........,................ O rell Saffores Art and Decorations ....,.,............,,.. ....,.... Betty Barry, Ioyce Smith BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager ...............,..........,..A...,...................... Dorothy Lanigar Sales Manager .................r...Y.........,.........,..........,............. Marion Larrea Assistant Sales Managers ..,...... ...... L fjlggbgfjgfiggrigggfz Advertising Manager ...,...,.,, .........................,., H elen Phelps Advertising Assistants: Kay Blackmer Betty Arnett lay Rozell Lucille Smith Lawrence Weseman Stanley Womack Class Sales Representatives: Iim McNamee Betty lo Buckles Bob Laxalt lean Wright Madeline Gravier Charles MacDonald Margaret Pinneo Homer Vincent PRESS CLUB This club started in the second semester. Having a considerable amount of money in the treasury the club was able to carry out journalism enterprises dur- ing the year. A Press Club banquet and dance was given on April 15. The club Worked very hard publishing the Grizzly Growler. Over 30 issues were published. The officers of the club Were: President .............................. ..,.......... D onald DeForest Vice-President ...,... ........ L awrence Weseman Secretary ............ ........... H enriette Hagata Treasurer ......... .....,. ......,.... C a rl Tucker e319 44322 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Firsl row, lei? lo riqhl: Howard Granl, Myron Barham, James Denna, Loren iloluhiala, Frank Denna, Dale Glasser, Euqene Smilli, Second row: Mr. McCar4 Thy, Hilliard Boese, William Logan, George Bailey, Maynard Pallan, Ed Gaza, Bernard McCallis'rer, Leroy Bailey, Bud Gibson, Jess Dooley. Third row: Vincenl Bailie, Jimmie Davis, Gil- berl DeForres+, Howard Bill, John Rice, Reed Graham, John Baker, Clarence Blickenslaif, Donald DeWilf, Elwin Bigelow. A. A, A. Lefl lo riqhl, around lefl lable: Pauline Sanchez, Cleo Olsen, lda Nye, La Preal Woodward, Lois Reed, Elese Burr, Adcll Raclcerby, Eva Giraldo, Josephine Kin- caid. Lefl lo riqhl, around riqhl fable: Belly DeForesl, Rebecca l-liles, Viola Miller, Norma Slark, Juanila Lewis, Ros' ina Skeen, Fredia Bowen, Marfha Monzone. Middle: Presidenl Irene Bielz. Lefl lo riqhl, sfandinq: Miss Garrelson, Frances Silya, Imogene Bouchard, Vir- ginia Ferrari, Lois Slarlc, Helen Phelps, -1 Baker. Ui She's fha adviser. l2l These 3A's are no sissies. Ol Goin' my way? Q41 Hay Flay l5j Swinging wilh The farme-rs lbl Good mechanics, lool H75 Trail of the 49ers l8j McCollom and lhe boys F. F. A. The Future Farmers of America enjoyed an active year. On August 28, 29 and 30 they displayed livestock in the Lassen County Fair, followed by entries in the State Fair at Sacramento. An initiation for new members was held in October. The big social event of the year was the Annual Barn Dance in February with a large turnout of students and townspeople. Members of the organization entered a public speaking contest with Edward Garza Winning the Northern California regional contest at Chico. Later Edward represented Northern California at Los Angeles. A second public speaking con- test was held. Reed Graham, the winner, tied for honors in the regional finals and earned a trip to Oakland to visit the Production Credit Association headquarters. First Semester Second Semester Iohn Baker ............, ......... P resident ......... .... ................ I o hn Baker Leroy Bailey ....... ........ V ice-President ......, ....... L eroy Bailey lames Proffitt ......... ......... S ecretary ......... ....... I ames Proffitt Bud Huhtala ......, ............ T reasurer .......,.... ........ B ud Huhtala Edward Garza .,......,.................. Reporter ................ ........ E dward Garza Adviser: Mr. McCarthy A. A. A. The Amateur Active Arachne club has been one of the most active and pro- gressive clubs in the high school during the past year. First of the several parties given during the year was the annual Kids' party, held on October 29. The outstanding party of the year was the formal initiation held on February 28. On April 8, the Spring Fashion Tea was held featuring clothing contributed by local stores, and made by the sewing classes. The annual conference at Chico took place on May 7. President ............. ........ l rene Bietz Vice-President ....... ............... E lese Burr Secretary ......... ............... H elen Phelps Treasurer ......... ......... M argaret Murillo Recorder ....... ................. L orraine Metz Adviser ......... ............ ...... M i ss Mabel Garretson e332 HQ if 'WW ,. , ki. -v .. L fq mm pw, 44 34 as BOYS' LEAGUE OFFICERS GIRLS' LEAGUE OFFICERS C. S. E. BOYS' LEAGUE The boys' league elected officers during the first semester and they continued to serve throughout the second semester. Not much was accomplished during the first semester. An excellent program Was presented in the second semester consisting of vocational speakers. The speakers were as follows: Mr. Bridges, Bank of Americap Mr. Moses, I. C. Penney Co.: Mr. Church and staff, Sierra Thea- tre: Mr. Brown, farm adviser. Officers were: President ,..,........ , . ,.,oi.,i. Ettore Bertagnolli Vice-President ....o,o......... o.......... N eil Bennett Secretary-Treasurer .oo.....l ,,..,.,. M arion Neal Sergeant-at-Arms ........,. ...,o., I ohn Peconom GIRLS' LEAGUE The Girls' League has had a very interesting and educational program this year. The monthly programs were sponsored by the classes. In the Spring semester vocational talks were given by alumni. The Hi-Iinks, held on March 4, was very successful. Nine girls attended the annual Older Girls' Conference at Richardson Springs, held on April 2 and 3. Mary Alice Holmes was elected secretary for the 1939 Conference for Northern California. V OFFICERS President .................. ........................ ............. I a nice Acord Vice-President .,....... ........, B etty Io Buckles Secretary .............. ......,. M arilyn Denton Treasurer ............................... ........ P hyllis McMurphy Council Representative .......... .......... M arjel Mulroney CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION The membership of the C. S. F. was larger this year than ever before in the local chapter, which was established in May, l935. At the first party of the year, the new members were entertained at a theatre party. Other activities during the year were a skiing party, a Faculty banquet, and a Gymnasium party. C. S. F. officers of the second semester were: President ...............................,............................ ......... I saac Moruza, Ir. Vice-President ......... ........ M ary Alice Holmes Secretary ,.,,.,.....,.. ......... E leanor Manfredini Treasurer ....... .............. ............ M y ra Tucker ' cc 35 :D 44 36 DD SENIOR PLAY JUTHOR PLAY S E N l O B P L AY One of the year's dramatic highlights was the Senior Play, Growing Pains given on December 10, 1938. This play was an outstanding success, both from a financial and dramatic Viewpoint. The play, with the scene laid in the patio of a California home, had a large cast composed of: George Mclntyre ......... Terry Mclntyre .,.,,.i,.. Mrs. Mclntyre ...,,.,.i,...,...v Professor Mclntyre ,c,,ii.r. Sophie .....,,..............,,,.... Mrs. Patterson ...,... Elsie Patterson ....... Traffic Officer ........ Sidney McMeans ..,...........loyce Smith ...,..........Marie I-lagata ..i.,....Donald DeForest ......,..Virginia Layton ..........Betty Arnett ........Helen Phelps ..........Bugene Smith Dutch ..........,Y...,... ............... B ill Corson Brian ,,,,.,.......,... .....Y.. L eslie Kimbrel Omar ......... ,......,.,.... B ill Moak Hal ............. .....,..... I ohn Alberdi Pete ....,...,..,....... ........ E ttore Bertagnolli Prudence .......... .,,........,., B etty Barry Patty .....,........ .,...... K ay Blackmer lane ,.,......... ........ P auline Sanchez Miriam ccc,.,A..............V.......iS...,.....,.,..,..,.......,.,.,.,.......,,Yv....,i,.....,... Mary l-lill Vivian ccc,,..,.cc,.,............,.....,.,.,,S,.....,.....,,....,..............i....,.,,.,...., Cleo Olson Guests: Ada Burr, lack Marden, Dorothy Lanigar, LeRoy Kayser, Henriette l-lagata, Donald Smith, Betty lo Buckles, Alfred lohnson. Technical: Alice Fox, Cleo Olson, Dorothy Lanigar, Ioyce Smith. J U N l O R P l.. AY On March 18, 1938, the lunior class gave one of the most successful mystery plays ever given at the high school. The characters of The Ghost Ship included Eve Norris .......,.......,.....iA,........................................................ lean Wright Arthur Beardsford ....... ........ E ugene Kayser Mrs, Nolan ,,,,,,,,.,,,. ....... P rances Etcheto Mr, Nolan ,,c,,,,,,,. ........... E dward Robles Iustin Arnold ......,... ....,.,........ F rank Maurino Olive Ralston ccc,c,...... ......,.,. L a Preal Woodward Captain Monday .............,.. ........ L awrence Weseman Keima, the Hindu ,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.c.,.,..,c,LLY..,..................... Everett Miller Mandy, the colored cook .LL,.,...................i...,..,i,..................o.. Alma Bust Technical: Bob Laxalt, Lois Bennett, Leota lo Davie, Henri Sanchez, Marilyn Denton, Phyllis McMurphy, and Leota Summerfield. e372 gf 1 .1 1 . i C3 Q , 4 x ,si X., 54' 'Ai . Lx? in , ' 74.3 ,I iiiii ' E i 4. Q Y U , R ,1 44 38 X DRAMAHCS Cl UB First ww, init to riqni: Cieo Oksen Mnruiyn Dr-nion, Kafherine Biackrner, Jrfqn Wriqnf, Pgauiine Sancrez, Marie Haqnm, Mario Sgnorpp, Harriet Car' icik. Svcond row' Beify Arncff, Dorofiw Liuridfer, Hcnriefm Haqaia, Lois Ben- r'f'H, Frances E1cneTo, Doroiny Feiuier, lcd Robics, Ada Burr, Granger WniTL. Third rowt La Prcni Wooziward, Heiffn PM-ips, Lueilu Barham, Jane DeCoi?a, Virginia Layion, BMW Jo Bdcbdes, Airnga Rusk Mary Lois Tafcr. Fourrn row: Henri Snncnrfx, Ridxgrd Benion, Eugene Kayser, Biii Corsor, Reber? Lexan, Jovce Srniin, Frank Maufino, Jack Rarnsey, Eu- derf- Snrifn. Fiffn row: Aifeo Da! Favero, Lawrence Wesernan, Marion Larrea, Lcsiio Kirnbre., Donald Defioresi, Ben, Barry, Jugk Mdrden, Bernard MQCQIMS- if-r. Sixth row: Mr, Coiiver, Ernesf Car' nn-n Miss Kor-Hier, Einore Bertaqnoiii, Jann fxibnrimi, Nrrii Bennerf. DEBATE CLUB Loft 10 riqhf, siriinqz Herberi Hersey, Jay Gibson, Euiand Mciauqhiin, Eds ward Carlo. Loft fo riqhf, standing: Jirr1WiriQk, Dick Fuiier, Jirn MCNamee. Advise-r, Mr, Coiiyer. BLOCK ' L Fran! rgw, id? io riqnf: Nei! Bennefr, Jorin Evans, Hamid Laniger, Marion Larrea, Jnck Marrien, Earnie Carmen, Goodwin Horigan. Second row: Rav- rnord Eiifena, Ear! Wilicox, Jirn Benneif, Efrorc Berfaqroiii, Chariss Terriii, Frank Solano. Back row: Richard Siam- iii, Lynne Tnornson, Aifrf-d Johnson, Kim Hiii, Cnarii,-5 MnQDQnaid, Jonr Pe-curiorn. DRAMATICS The Dramatics Club, which was organized in March, consists of all high school students interested in dramatics. The club sponsored a candy sale on April 1. A banquet was given in the last week in April. Programs given by the club during the year were: Little Prison, given on the Parents' Night in November, with a cast of Pauline Sanchez, Virginia Layton, Harriet Carrick, lean Wright and Cleo Olson, and a scene from Mary of Scot- land, with Marie Hagata and Iean Wright in the leading roles, was presented before the Business and Professional Women's Club, and on Parents' Night. Pantomimes and readings were given for the 20-30 Club by Marilyn Denton. A Christmas Pageant was held on December 22. The Dramatics Club as a whole has enthusiastically supported such dramatic events of the school as the senior play, Growing Pains, and the junior play, Ghost Ship. The closing play presented on April 28th was Grandma Pulls the String, with Marie Hagata, Marilyn Denton, lean Wright, Katherine Blackmer, lane DeCoito and Ernie Carman in the cast. The club officers were: President ................. ....... P auline Sanchez Secretary ......... ......... I ean Wright L. U. H. S. DEBATE CLUB For the first time in 10 years, the high school has organized a debate club under the direction of Mr. Collyer. The club was organized in the early spring with seven charter members: Dick Fuller, lay Gibson, Herbert Hershey, Iim McNamee, Euland McLaughlin, Ed Garza, and lim Wirick. The officers are: Dick Fuller, President: and Ed Garza, Secetary. At the time of going to press, the club had debated with the Lassen I. C.'s, but were scheduled to debate with Reno High School, Westwood, and Alturas. The club has made a good start, and promises to become one of Lassen's most successful clubs. BLCCK L The following officers were elected this year: President, Marion Larrea, Vice- President, lim Bennett: and Secretary-Treasurer, lohn Evans. New boys were initiated: Iohn Evans, Raymond Ellena, Iunior McDonald, Alfred Iohnson, lack Marden, Goodwin Horigan, Ernie Thompson, Kim Hill, and Frank Soloaga. The initiation was followed by a feed for the members and faculty. QSQQ 1 1 THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT This department is composed of the band, the orchestra, the girls' chorus, the beginners' band, and the beginners' orchestra. The band played at games, rallies and other school affairs. The orchestra entertained at school plays, the graduation exercises, and pageants. The girls' chorus sang at P.-T. A. meetings, the Christmas pageant, the Hi-links, and school assemblies. They sang at Bacca- laureate and at graduation exercises. The beginners' band served as training for band and orchestra. The Music Festival held on April 29th promises to be an annual event. All sections of the music department participated in this event. The Lassen Dance Orchestra, a new organization developed into an artistic and financial success, playing on numerous occasions, with gross receipts of two hundred and forty dollars. All the students feel that much credit should be given Mr. Dumont for his tireless efforts in their behalf. Assistant Band Director ....... ,,,.,,. I ack Bates Concertmaster ...... ,..... L eslie French Librarian ......... .,..... W alter Larsen cuoizus First row, left to right: Edith Merton, Frances Silva, Katherine Hill, Mariel Mulroney, Phyllis Wiencke, Bonnie Flagg, Madeline Gravier, Marion Mountain, Martha Monzone, Helen Herrick, Doris Malone, Darlene Otto. Second row: Helen French, Lucille Laxalt, Rebecca Hiles, Freda Bowen, Helen Terril, Katherine Blackmer, Katherine Middleton, Frances Waits, Mary Beth Winchester, Betty Bennetts, Ardene Fairchild, Cherrie Ann Bovee, Mary French. Third row: Eva Giraldo, Alice Booese, Loraine Langley, Pauline Sanchez, La Preal Woodward, Mildred Green, Annie Costa, Margie Larrea, --- Phelps, Beryl Erwin, Earline Hope, Gertrude Kurtzwig. Fourth row: Stella Gira'ldo, Elda Wagner, Mary Ammirati, Viola Schneider, Henriette Hagata, Angelita Alberdi, Wanda Ottino, Jeanette Hiles, Alvalyn McCallister, Shirley McGee, Willa DeWitt, Carol Avent. Fifth row: Luella Barham, Natale McFadden, Gail Barham, Mr. Dumont, Phyllis James, Elese Burr, Joy Blosser, Lois Stark, Beatrice White, l-, Betty Dixon. ORCHESTRA Front row, left to right: Frances McGilcuddy, Bundy French, Elvyra Schorp, John McCollom, Granger White, Leonard McCord, Robert Brown, Pauline Sanchez, Eugene Garioa, lda Nye, Gertrude May, Roma Mortimer, Harriet Carrick, lva Lauisle, Curly Smith. Center: Lois West, Howard Taylor. Back row: Oba Clark, Billie Hansen, Walter Larson, Mildred Armstrong, Eugene Smith, Mr. Dumont, Leland Pierce. BAND Front row, left to right: Frances McGillycuddy, Bundy French, Elvyra Schorp, John McCollom, Granger White, Leonard McCord, Robert Brown, Pauline Sanchez, Eugene Garioa, Ida Nye, Gertrude May, Roma Mortimer, Harriet Carrick, lna Tousle, Curby Smith. Center: Lois West, Howard Taylor. Back Row: Oba Clark, Billie Hansen, Walter Larson, Mildred Armstrong, Eugene Smith, Mr, Dumont, Leland Pierce. 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WEE A E V ,A 'V t .Az f WV A 1- ' , V IA, 'V V 3' .V' , sf V' 5 :jg.,V ' VVAA-QVVV-VVV.f1 , KF Q g 3 'Sv-VVA ,fy V - 'lg QV V:gVamV N A W ff 7 A A , 'W ff ' V - A' 'a,.-f- - A 5 'tu-MQ' V Q V., . A- MW' -, AQ ' -W V 'f-C ,Q 'W ' , 9 Q ' T , 1 , Vi -V ..- V , ii, , V V A JAC - fl, , A - V M,..afV-Q A A Aw V ,, A . ,AA. V 1. swim: nasal L. U. I-I. S. FOOTBALL The footballers of l937 played hard, fast football and although they did not have a winning season, they did give their opponents real battles. Captain Marion Larrea furnished the most exciting offensive play of the season when he intercepted a pass and dashed to a touchdown to win the Red Bluff tussle. The lightweights played several games with Westwood, winning two out of three encounters. The varsity record was: Lassen .....,.. O Dunsmuir ,.,,,... ..,.r 2 l Lassen .....w.. 6 Red Bluff .,,.,,. ..... U Lassen ..,..... U Fallon ,....... ..... 0 Lassen ......., U Alturas ,,,.,. .,,,, l 5 Lassen ,Lw..... U Reno ..,.,.. ,.,, 3 2 Lassen .,...... O Chico ......,L... ..,.. 2 7 Lassen ........ 0 Westwood ..,..,, ..., 0 JACK MARDEN NEIL BENNETT RAYMOND ELLENA JOHN EVANS Halfback End Guard Haltback CAPTAIN ERNIE THOMPSON HAROLD LANIGAR KIM HILL MARION LARREA Halfback Fullback Tackle Center ETTORE BERTAGNOLLI JOHN PECONOM GOODWIN HORIGAN RICHARD STAMPFLI End End Tackle Guard 44452 -'-- HwwwAmi-V mmm Q, uw' BASKETBALL A TEAM Basketball is undoubtedly one of the most strenuous sports in which one can participate. Along with the ability to display teamwork must come a certain amount of individuality which cannot be overplayed. The A team presented a championship to the local high school this past season, defeating their worthy adversaries, Westwood and Alturas. Although the team lost four out of five games played with Nevada teams, they remained above all California teams they met. Basketball sweaters were purchased by lettermen this year. The players met two professional teams, and also several town teams. They defeated the Bed Heads and were caught on the short end of the score when they came up against the Globe Trotters. Several journeys to distant schools were on this year's schedule. Scores for the basketball games played this season are: Lassen ......,..B.....,..s....,u......,.. 37 Greenville .....,t..... .u...., l 7 Lassen .....,... ...,,.t. 3 9 Greenville ,.... ul..... 2 2 Lassen Red Bluff .......,u ,,,.... l 2 Lassen ......... ..,.,l,. A lturas .,...... f...,i. 4 l Lassen Carson .l...s,. ....... l 6 Lassen Westwood .... lg..... l 0 Lassen M. Men ......it.s..lY..... ,g...., 4 O Lassen Nevada Frosh ....,.. i,l.... 3 O Lassen .,....... ,.,..... R ed Heads .......... ,.,.... 3 O Lassen ...,..... ...... N evada Frosh ......i ...,.,. l 8 Lassen 20-30 ........,.,........ ....,.. 1 6 Lassen M. Men .,....... w...... 4 4 Lassen Westwood ..... ....... 2 l Lassen Reno ,,...... ....t.. 2 3 Lassen ......f.. .,..,,.. 2 O-30 .......l..........l ....... 2 3 Lassen .....,.., ....,.Y. G lobe Trotters ...,.,, ,...... 6 4 Lassen Virginia City .............................. 19 Lassen Westwood Town Team .,..,Vt..... 38 Lassen Westwood Town Team ,.....,,.iv. 38 JOHN EVANS Leo CARMAN ERNIE THOMPSON HAROLD LANIGAR LGRQY KAYSER RAY ELLENA LELAND PIERCE aplam BILL CORSON ORELL SAFFORES CURTIS BROWN 44 47 b FRANK MURILLO ann. if-'E LJ mi1 .N W' .Q 611 Wf.ad f-'ww ,ff .rm an sw ,fx K Vhfigf wr- ., L . ,. L W, -1,1 inf an la Q ,W LTRSSEN Mom irX I-29?-r Wk 4...,, x,ii5SEN ry W ,W ,L 'Q ww-ff 4.8 SS BASKETBALL B TEAM Lrzfi To riqnfz Toby SiTva, James Brown, Jim ProHiH, Lciarid Picrce, Euqcnr Kayser, Curiis Brown, BiH Corson. Kncciinq: Gordon Spencer, Manager, BASKETBALL C TEAM Lei? io riqni: Frank Maurino, Manager, Boyd Porior, Recd Graham, Hr-rman Erick, Henri Sanchez, Leonard McCord, Joe Erro. C4 bb .Ok 4545 40 .uv- 'mmm Aff.. 1-1. ,., L A in Wax BASKETBALL D TEAM Left To riqnf: Cordon Spencer, Man aqerg Howard Taylor, Sferlinc Long, Bobbie DeWiH, Bobbie Brodie, Sfev-far? Russell, Euqcnc Garayoa. HBHTEAM This year's B team, although not the school champions, played well. They had a very good season, being defeated only three times. The scores of the B team's games are: Lassen .,,,,..... Lassen i.,...,,.. Lassen ......,.,, Lassen .......,., Lassen ..,..Y,,,, Lassen ....o,,,a, Lassen .,,,.,, Lassen ,to,.i.,.. Lassen ,....,.,a, Greenville Greenville Red Bluff .,..,oa,., .Yai, Alturas ..., Westwood North Side ....,i.. ..... North Side ........ .,i.. Westwood Westwood ,HCHTEAM The Lassen C team progressed very satisfactorily throughout their though they did not win the championship. Lassen .,...........,t.,t.,Y.a,,t,,,,,.., Lassen .,t,t,, Lassenw, Lassen .,....,.,, Lassen .,,,t,,,,, Lassen ,,,,.,,,., Lassen .s.....,., Lassen ..Y,V,,,t, Lassen it......,, Greenville Greenville Red Bluffh, Alturas ..., Westwood North Side North Side ....,,tY ,t... Westwood Westwood HDHTEAM 6 9 8 15 15 7 12 16 17 schedule 6 9 8 15 15 7 12 16 17 Although the smallest team, it is considered the best. The D team went through last basketball season undefeated. Our smallest players shared honors with the A team who were also divisional champs. The games as follows: Lassen ......,.1,,t,.,.1,,,,t,. ,.,.... Lassen ......,.,, Lassen ....,,,,,, Lassen ....,,,,,, Lassen .tt,t,.,.. Lassen ,,,tt,.i., Westwood .......,.....,1.,,.....r 1,.v,. Susanville Grammar .....1,,.,..,t,, North Side V,i.,,vv....,1,,.,,,,Y,,t ,.,,t, North Side ......., ..,,r. Westwood ......1,1...,.,i.1.t,... ...... Susanville Grammar ,...,i.t......,. 44 4Q PP 9 27 4 9 35 19 1- w RB T K 1 ' A Q i T' k n L 43 'bw L gig i . 3m fT'L 'W'f Q 1 5 15-Qiviiwr m:Tif5i'J Jig , ww - 2 Q A ,WJ F 155. ,. gm, A k .Y -f , f Y, 98. l i FY' ,f yan 1, , A '4 . ' 'f QS' f , Y, NN L -V4 , 1 ' N Q A J A 'N 1 4 Y f zA 1 in ,:,L,,, ,,A,:,,: Z E ,VVT A was J , h .,., ,L-E f+,.. 'fr 5 , 4 -ww my 2-SQ V . 1: at gf ,x if 435, fe if W, LU HS f' .21 ' .. af ,H ::- , , .1 ff 5 Q SL. V - My , . 'f if 5 i n W A 1- S --'-' 1 -, ' V L . 4 J- . , ,V 1 . L5 ,,, -4- segwwyx ,wiv I af 341' J , 4 J K ,xy 5 ek K! w 1' , K'A as , M j f' ,. M W, . ,f-is. 5. U HS, LU Q HS ' . i s w : , W' 1 , S Q ' Vi , - L, L A f . L ' i In 154 'V . I4 7 ' -2-L W'f,j , i A g ee k, KI, . W bW if- r . Y g ': . E, A A QQ ' , A ' f ' Q, 1 , K Q . K gf 1 1 :ia A , ww .1 ,, N z- X fl 1 4 ' L . J ro K i Q Ri ' K X5 In -f h X . F A Q! Jw' A ff? 5 1 wi fi sa 'Q if r 55 N E sf in LA QA? c 'P gig 4 ' 351 I' if 1 u 3, , S X Q11 .Y , ,Q 'B ., ' ' N, L, ' L L X -' 1+ 'WW ,gm TUIVIBLING - BOXING - WRESTLING Fathers' Night and the American Legion Smoker were the only two places of exhibition in which the boys participated in boxing, wrestling and tumbling. There were twenty boys who made their boxing letters, two who earned a wrest- ling letter and ten boys were awarded letters for tumbling. TENNIS Tennis was delayed this spring because the weather did not permit earlier practicing. Tournaments were scheduled with Alturas, Reno, Westwood, Fall River, and Adin. The winner of the sub-league tournament that was held at Susanville on May l4, was sent to the Northern California finals. The first tournament with Westwood resulted in a tie. SWIMMING Swimming as an extra-curricular activity was introduced to the students for the first time this year. There were not very many participants in this newly accepted sport, but more have shown a desire to enter. There were only two meets, both being with Reno. As a result of these meets seven cups were won by our relay team, and Leroy Kayser, free style paddler. In May of 1938 a meet was scheduled with Sacramento. Swimmers were also sent to Grant Union to enter G. I. E. competition. Mr. Hebbe of Roosevelt Pool assisted in coaching the team. BASEBALL The nine representing Lassen did not get under way until late in the year. This was due to the late track season and the unfavorable weather. Games were played with Westwood and other nearby schools. 44519 ,iff C0 1, if zu., JA , . is ff 4 ji , . 1, , . , Eiga 1 A 515,-15, we , ,V ,, gag 4 2 Q ff? W al 4 L. U. I-I. S. TRACK The l938 track teams participated in several meets, the invitational Susan- ville meet, the 20-30 meet at Alturas and the league meet held on the home field. While neither the A's nor B's Won their league championship, they did have several star performers who took places in the N.C.l-l.S.A.L. meet at Chico and Won the riqht to represent Lassen in the Northern California finals at Sacramento. These looys were D. Fuller, H. Laniqar, E. Garza, M. Stone, B. Moak, H. Frick, and R. Morrill. e5f-3:5 Aw li e542 MARY AL ICY H01 Mfg Volleyhail FRANCES ETCHETO Swimrvvirxq MARILYN DENTON Arcmfrx, PAULINE SANCHIZ Bgiulrmrxmvf Pb WL LIS MJQMURPHY B.1skr?b.M WRGINNA LAYTON Prq P91141 NADENE WEMPl E SpecdbaN CONCHA OSA Baselm! NAQTNV VYFMPYE T+-Hui OFHCERS G. A. A, M185 KOEHLFR A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association is an organization in the Lassen Union High School which welcomes girls who enjoy and want to excel in sports. The girls were fortunate in having two new sports added to their list, archery and swimming. The tirst activities in these sports were a swimming party held at the Roosevelt Swimming Pool, and an archery tournament, which was won by the luniors. The regular sports season began with speedball. Class games were played, with the senior class victorious. lnter-class games in badminton and ping-pong were played, with about ninety members participating. During the winter, basketball tournaments were played, with the seniors again the Victors. On October 23, a play day was held in Greenville, which many ot the girls attended. The annual G. A. A. banquet was held at the Grand Cate on March l6. The All-Star team was announced at this banquet. The Freshman girls have shown a better record in sports than any other Freshman class in previous years. There are one hundred girls in the G. A. A. this year and many have received letters and awards for their participation and sportsmanship. First Row, lett to right: lleen Hansen, Pauline Sanchez, Betty Barry, Phyllis Wiencke, Joyce Smith, Betty Jo Buckles, Lorraine Anderson, Miss Koehler, Alice Fox, Margaret Pinnes, Cleo Olsen, Second Row, left to right: Millicent Arnett, Winitred Whitmire, Hazel Le Daw, Claire Monay, Concha Osa, Phyllis James, Bernice Manyille, Jane Stone, Leulla Barham, Marie Hayata, Virginia Layton, Marilyn Denton, Mary Hill. Third Row, left to right: Mardel McClelland, Frances Silva, Marie Schorpp, Frances Etcheto, Alma Rust, Madelyn Grayier, Bonnie Flaqg, Freda Ayus, Katherine Hill, Henrette Haqata, Shirley McGee, Lois Bennett. Fourth Row, left to right: Eleanor Hansen, Jean Wright, Thressa Peterson, Joyce De Forest, Earlene Hope, Nadene Wemple, Mary Alice Holmes, Naomi Wemple, Beulah Winchester, Anita Adams. Fitth Row, lett to right: Loraine Grinnel, Viola Evans, Geneiye Davis, Beulah Hesaw, Beatrice White, Barbara Schultz, Lenore Hill, Betty Barns, Helen Herrick, Darlene Otto, Doris Malone, Viola Miller. Sixth Row, Iett to right: La Preal Woodward, Aida Vial, Eleanor Mantridini, Dorothy Piperio, Elvira Scharpp, Betty Bennett, Francis May Waits, Mary Beth Winchester, Katherine Middelton, Annie Costa, Lorine Phelps, Josephine Kincaid, Donna Hansen, 4455: vw...-..-.... , 1 L...........4 mm. ,Wa l..,.,....., M5 Y ' f , f ... YL . ,, i ' X - g l ,, , S, 3 , My f 'N lv , as 1 L ff X: x 'lv X .INAW s GIRLS' BASKETBALL The senior girls Won the championship atter many exciting games. The second place was taken by the luniors. The scores were as tollows: Freshmen ,...L 12 Seniors 38 Sophomores i..... 32 Seniors 41 Iuniors .,.r,.......,, ,,,. l 7 Seniors 28 Tunior College .,,,... .... 3 O Seniors ..,,,, .... 3 3 Freshmen ........ 27 luniors ..... 75 Sophomores ,....v, 24 Freshmen .r., 31 luniors ro,,,rr.... 36 Sophomores .vvvvo 22 All Star i.r.i. 24 lunior College .,..., l4 GIRLS' BADMINTCDN There were more than eighty G. A. A. members participating in badminton this year. The school championship was Won by Betty To Buckles, followed by Maclelyn Gravier, Alice Fox, Frances Silva, Eleanor Mantredini, Phyllis Wiencke, .Alma Bust, and Frances Waits. GIRLS' TENNIS Many girls participated in this year's tennis tournament. Kathryn Hill was the school champion, tollowed by Pauline Sanchez, Frances Etcheto, Nadene 'Wemple, Leonore Hill, Phyllis Wiencke, and Naomi Wemple. GIRLS' SPEEDBALL A large number ot girls came out tor speedball, which made the games very interesting. The championship was taken by the senior team. Marie Hagata was captain of the victorious team. SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM Lett to right: Jane Stone, Betty Barry, Phyllis James, Betty Jo Buckles, Joyce ' ll H M 4 H t Smith, een ansen, arie aqa a, Henritta Hagata, Pauline Sanchez, Miss Koehlar. GIRLS' BADMINTON Left to right: Mary Alice Holmes, Betty Jo Buckles, Alma Rust, Phyllis Winlcie, ' F F M W 't El Alice ox, rances ay GIS, enor Mantredini, Frances Silva. TENNIS Left to right: Katherine Hill, Pauline Sanchez, Frances Ethcheto, Nadene Wemple, Leonore Hill, Lorine Ander- son, Phyllis Winlnle, Naomi Wemple. SPEEDBALL TEAM First row, lett to right: Alice Fox, Hen- ritta Hagata, Pauline Sanchez, Cleo Olsen. Second row: Marie Hagata, Mary Hill, Virginia Layton, Lorine An- derson, Betty Barry, Joyce Smith, Betty Jo Buckles, lleen Hansen. 57 PP TVVENTY-TI-IIRD PSALM EOR ENGLISH Miss Bailey is my teacher, I shall not pass: She maketh me to write hard compositions, She exposeth mine ignorance before the whole classy She causeth me to give memory work for my grade's sake. Yea, though I study from sunrise to sunset I catch not the drift. She prepareth a list for me in the presence of my She flunketh me completely. Surely ignorance and misery shall be with me class forever and ever. classmates, and I shall dwell in the English fDonna Hansen AI-I VVGE! l 3 Ah woe! Another year is gone! Ah, me is woe! Another year has come. 2 Ah woe! Whither did it go? Ah is me woe? Whazzer has it come? 5 Ah woe! Ah, woe again! Whither will it go? Me, ah, woe is? Well-hell-oh! 4 Ah woe! Will another come? Woe ah, is me? Sure it will. What is thought of this? Woe me, is ah? She' ah is. Wloyee Smith. TI-IE MURDER MYSTERY GE J. S. J. J. Iohn Samuel Iames Iones was just retiring to bed. He hummed and whistled merrily as he untied his shoes, but he would not have been so cheerful had he but seen that a dark form lay in a secluded corner where the rays from the light could not penetrate. It was a low huddled figure which looked as if it were crouched and ready for a leap! But Iohn Samuel Iames Iones did not see all this and unsuspectingly he switched off the light! A ray of light streamed through the open window and by that ray of light there could be seen a shadow slowly moving towards the bed in which lay Iohn Samuel Iames Iones! Suddenly, a scream pierced the night! Quickly followed by a low, raspy, gurgling sound! Then, all was silent again. -Felix Erro. 4458: Tl-IE SCHOOL TERM I The first day comes, We've started back, Back to the old, old grind again. Il IV To some it's fun, to some it's not, Now Spring is here The Autumn sun brings a longing thought And of the yearning thoughts Of fishing in a shady nook, or nutting in a sheltered dell, That turn to sailing kites, instead of new sums in Algebra Where Autumn leaves come tumbling down. And giggling girls are dreaming of lll Their newest date or movie hero. But winter comes V And then, how hard it is When Iune arrives To keep from dancing, flitting 'round We're out again, free from work, As snowflakes lightly hit the ground. The object of our dreams has come. This season, one of Christmas cheer, Too bad, too bad that school is out, Makes books and tests too much to bear. There's nothing new to do or say. A BEAUTIFUL SPOT 'Twas a beautiful spot upon the hill Where beautiful trees grew at God's own will, Where animals of each size and shape Had made their homes-until of late. They loved to run beneath these trees And each day frolic in the breeze. But there came a day when this wonderful spot Was black with smoke, and the air grew hot. The trees were burning to the ground Homeless animals found new stomping grounds, Where they could run again beneath the trees And each day frolic in the breeze. That beautiful spot upon the hill ls now charred and black-a terrible sight! Where beautiful trees grew at God's own will 'Twill take years and years to set it right! Those stately trees could still be there If some careless person had just played fair And put those campfire coals out Instead of leaving them in doubt. -Ada Burr. Q 59 sb Winifred Whitmire HOME MADE 2 ' ICE CBEAM IL O I ECONOMIC For Better Styies in 915 MAIN STREET CLOTHING GBOCEBIES . KNOCHBUILDING Ioyce S.: Did onyone ever teii you you had o pretty chin? Betty B.: No, Why? Ioyce S.: Then why did you try to grow otnother one? Humpty Dumpty sort on o Worii Humpty Dumpty hod or big foil AH the Kinq's horses and oil the Kings men Come ridinq by on side saddles-- THE SISSIES. CCMPLIMENTS WATCH SHOP oi E A L ELGIN BULOVA AND WATCHES A V I E CURVED TO FIT THE WRIST E R V I C E Ldstinq Groduotion Gifts T A T I O N FREE ENGRAVING cc 60 an ELM SERVICE STATION SIAIIIIIC3 ASSCKIATED SERVKHE Our Creed FRIENDLINESS CLEANLINESS HONEST VALUES SUSTAINED QUALITY and SERVICE TRUMAN MOSIER-Prop. BANTLEYJENSEN HARDWARE STORE 727 Main Street SUSANVILLE, CALIFORNIA HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS ELECTRICAL GOODS HOUSEHOLD WARES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES PAINTS AL BANTLEY '25 ABE IENSEN '26 SUSANVILLE CALIFORNIA IUD IENSEN '31 Mr. Hansen: Will you please recite Your methods otcultivation are hope- Orell? lessly out ot date. Why I'd be aston- Orell S.: Sorry, but I'rn not a Boy ished it you qot even ten pounds ot Scout. apples from that tree, said Ed Garza, Mr. Hansen: What has that got to do one of our Aa. Boys. with it? So would I, replied Mr. McCarthy, Orell: I'ni not prepared. it's a pear tree. COMPLIMENTS jam DOYLE MOTOR of c o M P A N Y Raimi wluh, Stvfm, YOUR FORD DEALER o SUSANVILLE, CALIFORNIA 446l rs RINGS, WATCHES COMPLIMENTS BRACELETS GIFTS or D1sT1NCTioN gf FOR GRADUATION I LA S S E N JEWELRY ana, -Kula fn Bill M.: What did you do last sum- Sis I-I.: How lonq could I live without mer? brains? Iim L.: I worked in Des Moines. Bill M.: Coal or iron? Twin: Thai remains io be seen. Come to the Kandy Kitchen FOR SANDWICHES - PLATE LUNCHES and HOMEMADE CANDIES in boxes or bulk. Also Remember our everlasiinq FOUNTAIN SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OE LASSEN DRUG Professional Service ior the Sick BORDEN'S FOUNTAIN SERVICE SPORTING GOODS Come in and refresh yourself. STATIONERY Also Caramel Korn and the best , Popcorn in town. MAIN STREET SUSANVILLE, CALIF, MAIN STREET SUSANVILLE, CALIF 44 62 P7 L E W'S SHOE STORE CCNMPLHWENTS ot the STAR BRAND SHOES ARE BETTER THE PRICES ARE LESS ' Q ' 46' It'S a Pleasure to Shop at Lew'S MAIN STREET SUSANVILLE, CALIF. Mother: Now, Leroy, tell me whom Mr. Butler Cin chernistrylz loyce, will you had out in the car with you last you please Stop talking and pay atten night? LeRoy: Why mother, just Iack, lay, Neil, and Iohnny. Mother: Well tell them they forgot their Vanity cases. tion. Ioyce Smith: Was I talking? Mr. Butler: Yes you were. Ioyce: Well, then what did l Say? COME IN FOR OUR THE D E I.. I O I O U S Hor NooN LUNCHES A N D O U R Cafsefvice vARroUS DRINKS HOME COOKED LUNCI-IES FOUNTAIN SERVICE SOFT DRINKS A T T H E Free Parking Lot In Back Phone 274-R GENE and LEE ALDRICH -Props. SUSANVILLE CALIFORNIA MAIN STREET SUSANVILLE, CALIF. 44 53 PP We Carry g Complete Line of BUILDERS' SUPPLIES THE BUILDERS' TRADING CENTER WILLIAMS FURNITURE STORE o o LASSEN LUMBER A N D B O X C O M P A N Y RETAIL DEPT. PHONE SM 618 MAIN STREET PHONE 3663 Mrs. Morden: Iock, I Wish you'd stop Marion L.: Gosh! I need tive bucks reaching tor things. Hoven't you g and I don't know where to get tt. tongue? Iock M.: I'rn glold ot thot. I was otrord Icrck: Yes, mother, but my crrms ore you thought you couIoI get it from me Ionger. SAFEWAY STORE DISTRIBUTION WITHOUT WASTE CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE CLASS OP '38 SUSANVILLE, CALIFORNIA 44 64 rv THE FRUIT GRCWERS SUPPLY COMPANY EVERYTHING IN BUILDING MATERIALS I f S WE ARE NOT ANGELS Griffin's Variety but S fO1'e WE CAN SURE SAVE Come in and see our lovely YOUR SOLESH selection of C O S M E T I C S at and our carefully selected line of C L O T I-I I N G I S Also we have the best S H O P Popcorn in town. MAIN STREET SUSANVILLE, CALIF. MAIN STREET SUSANVILLE, CALIE Mr. Hansen: It's tough to pay forty Imogene B.: Does your husband talk cents a pound for meat. in his sleep? LeRoy K.: Mmm, But it's tougher Lois: No, and it's terrible exasperat when you pay only twenty. ing. I-Ie just grins. PONTIAC BUICK INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS MT. LASSEN MOTOR TRANSIT, Inc. HAMWHNSON TREAD SERVICE OENERAL'NRES AND TUBES PHONE 201-B 2221 MAIN STREET SUSANVILLE, CALIFORNIA e662 R CLEAN COMPLIMENTS oi WEA CLOTHES L A s s E N G. DENGLER AU-1-C CO. . o S T U D E B A K E B WE CLEAN EVERYTHING 0 Phone 376B B. R. HOLMES P L. HoLMEs Kay B.: I just know that you talked Frank M.: Look here, I object to going about me atter I left the party. on right atter that monkey act. Lois B.: No, you didn't leave us any- Mr. Buckles: You are right. They might thing to say. think it's an encore. When you glance thru this Annual remember the photographic work was done by EASTMAN STUDIO Dealer In all kinds ot photographic materials, Eilms, Kodaks and Cameras. Movie equipment oi all kinds SUSANVILLE, CALIFORNIA MAIN 9l6 PHONE 248-B 41 67 an COMPLIMENTS oi Bukmq, BREAD and PASTRY for all occasions SPALDING'S DRUG s'roRE FOR THAT SPECIAL SERVICE F O R T H E S I C K SEE US Also Stop in for Our Everlasting FOUNTAIN SPECIALS 0 PHONE I-B 920 MAIN ST. MAIN STREET SUSANVILLE, CALIF. A girl isn't necessarily a honey be- Helen Phelps: Mr. Collyer, I simply cause she has hives. have io see you. Mr. Collyer: Well take a qood look here I am. CHEVROLET O. K. USED CARS WITH A WRITTEN GUARANTEE Well Equipped Shop and Factory-Trained Mechanics io Take Care of Your Service Neecls. SMITH AUTO CO. cc 68 D7 COMPLIMENTS I COMPLIMENTS M'G'OSBORN'MGn'19ef 1. R. PACKWOOD. opf. D STANDARD STATIONS IIIC. OPTOMETRIST OOMPLIMENTS I OOMPLIMENTS I . I . N U T T I N G DISTRICT ATTORNEY I. W. CREVER. Ir., M. D. PHYSICIAN cmd SURGEON I COMPLIMENTS MAUDE T O MBS COUNTY CLERK COMPLIMENTS A. G. BREITWEISER. Ir. INSURANCE SERVICE COMPLIMENTS C. D. MATHEWS TAX COLLECTOR cmd TREASURER OOMPLIMENTS COFFIN 6. COMPANY REAL ESTATE cmd INSURANCE COMPLIMENTS W. W. PACKWOOD AUDITOR and RECORDER . I COMPLIMENTS DR. H. H. KEENE 41 69 :P COMPLIMENTS of MT. LASSEN COMPLIMENTS oi Walter M. Park COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION and AIR CONDITIONING Q O Sales and Service Under New Management PHONE 343 Dot L.: Give me a man who is good, kind, and true. Kay B.: Give me a man. Mr. Hansen Cexpiaininq about the stock in a storelz Now just for instance, walk into Spaidinqs Drug Store and what do you see? Helen E.: The new druaaisi. THE SMART SHOP Headquarters for CATERPILLAR Agricultural T R A C T O R S IOHN DEERE TRACTORS Y 0 U N G and IMPLEMENTS w o M E N ' s A P P A R E L FEEDS, SALT, CEMENT O I Bronson 8: Doyle 624 MAIN STREET SUSANVILLE SUSANVILLE 61 LITCHPIELD x7U:v LASSEN-MAID BRAND HAMS-BACCDNiLARD-SAUSAGE Wm 1 iD d CATTLE-I-ISGS-SHEEP and CALVES SUSANVILLE MEAT CQMPANY SUSANVILLE I CALIFORNIA 71 BEST WISHES from the SIERRA THEATRE PRESENTING THE BESTIN ENTERTAINMENT PCR YQUR APPRQVAL DRIHIDJG TEJE EIJTIERE YIZAIK I ED CHURCH, Mcrncrq i 44 72 an