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

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ki Club FRONT ROW: Left to right: Danny Naef, Virginia Adams, Barbara Gregerson, Nancy Walker. SECOND ROW: Kean Hayden, Iudy Trevethick, Linda Ingram, Patti Allen, Ierry Ecigecomb Kenny Campbell, Carol Attaway, 'l'lllRD ROW: Marilyn Richins, Ioan Langdon, Dilys Doyle Doug Forrester. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Powell, Advisor, Cone Svitz, Chuck Vincent, Dale Richins lack Diehl, Roger Powell, Iohn Bria. The Lassen High Ski Club was suc- cessful this year through various things they did. The fashion show, trips, races, parties, and dances are exam- ples of their activities. At the Fashion Show, the new 1959 ski clothes, equipment, and skis were shown. After the fashion show there was a dance. The two big trips this year were made to Alta, Utah, during Christmas vacation and to Aspen, Colorado, dur- ing Easter vacation. Several small trips were made to such places as Slide Mt. , Nevada, and Mt. Shasta, California. To earn money for the club's use there were cake sales, candy sales and dances. The money which was earned was used for ski equipment. With the help of Mr. Powell, and the interest among the members in the club, the skiing season for 1958 and '59 was a real success. lcatin Club FRONT ROW: Left to right, Linda White, Mary Olsen, Judy Stewart, Incsse Marr, Madeline Mongolo, Verna Houghton, Cora Sue Craighead, Pat Martin. SECOND ROW: Ioyce Whitehead, Darlene Elmer, Bruce Amesbury, David Bennett, Harvey Armstrong, Eddie Lawson. THIRD RONV: Rennie Chittock, Carol Anderson, Sally Sexdell, Ann Walker, Sharon Layrnon, Cheryl Hail, B,-tty Williams. BACK ROW: Ben Price, Dan Cummings, Richard Brahham, Michael Cummings, Danny johnson, Bill Burr, Iohn Attaway, Paul Smith. 74

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F H A. The F. H. A, was very active again this year. They started the year by initiating many new members. To promote better family living they had a Christmas Family Night. A career meeting was held to help the members understand opportunities in Home Eco- nomics. The purchase of UNESCO coupons helped the girls to understand their neighbors both home and abroad. Home, School, and Community Beautification was taken care by planting roses at school. The annual F. H. A. Fashion Show was a real success. The club sponsored a dance and ended the year with the election and installation of new officers. ie' -uv-sup ily was H EM 5? AMERICA FRONT ROW Left to rign Murl Brown Secretary lnesse Marr Elvira Gracia Song Leader Joyce Cox Degree Chairman Kathryn French Repor er Nancy M Clelland listoriar Paulyne Faure SECOND ROW Caroly Powell Girls League Representative Leann wright Sharor Farwell Phyllis Panter Karen Alway Pat McDovw THIRD ROW Barbara Mclarrin Vice President Barbara Montgomery Sandra Hansen Ann Wynant Student Council Representative rmr Walrter Mrs Vaughan Advisor FOURTH ROW Stanlean Wxnes Harriet Marr Treasurer Donna Nicholas Parliamentarian Nlancy Olsen D lla Hewett BACK ROW Linda Ingram Pat Kinney President Ioan Langdon NOT PICTURED Mary Ann Chandler Vertia Cook Violet Cook Raelene Joh o Judy S ewart Mary Theodore lean Wright 73

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Buslness Club Thls year the Buslness Club operated the candy and lCG cream concesslon 1n the stu dent lounge durlng the noon hour Proflts from the concesslon were shared wlth the rest of the clubs At the end of the year the club made two trlps and had a banquet One trlp was taken to the Buslness College 1n Reno and the other to Yuba C1ty Hlgh School FRONT ROW flleft to Right! Laura lean Wright Marilyn Butterheld Pauline Faure President Vxolet Cook Patra McDougall Busmess Manager BACK ROW Murl Brown V1ce Presldent Della Strong Advertrsing Manager Pat Smlth Secretary Vrrginla Hilton Treas urer Sandra Reuck NOT PICTURED Stanleann Wykes Future urses Cltb KNEELING fLeft to Rightl Marilyn Richlns Ioan Langdon Elizabeth Methvm Patty Bjorn BACK ROW Mrs McClure Advlsor Sue Turner Annarae Arjo Carol Anderson Karen Graham Vuginla Backes Thls year the Nurses Club made ln Reno they vlslted the Rovls School of Nursmg St Mary s Hospltal and Washoe Medlcal Center In the bay area they v1s1ted vanous types of nurs lng schools such as the Unlverslty of C6llfOIT1la s School of Nurslng Stanford School of Nurslng and others To make money for these trlps they sold frult ln the student lounge durlng the noon hours Another of thelr accornpllshments was a Pollo Educatlonal Program whlch was hlghly successful I 9 ' 1 V: V ' f W trips to Reno and to the Bay area. While ll I U , . ls' ' n rfb yy at ' ' ' - C V I I I ' I I K ' , . I