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

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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

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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

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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