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

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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.

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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

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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