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

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FRONT ROW: Nomian Iones, Cliff Merck, David Murphy, John Merck. SECOND ROW: Larry Ormachea, President: Pete Hicks, Alvin Honea, Errol Langslet. THIRD ROW: Mr. Powell, Advisory Richard Vial, Bob Grohs, Secretary-Treas- urerg Mr. Irvin, Advisor. Biology Club The Biology Club this year is plan- ning to take a three-or-four-day coast trip to San Francisco. They will earn their money for this trip in various ways. For example: Game concessions, vic- tory dances and cake sales. The trip always proves to be great fun for every- one. Wanderers Club This club was started in 1955 whena group of boys took a trip to Yellowstone Park. In 1956 they returned to Yellowstone to see what they had missed the first time. The year 1957 found these boys touring Idaho, Sun Valley, and the Stanley Basin. This same year they went to San Francisco and saw the 49'ers play Baltimore. The football fans re- turned to San Francisco in December of 1958 to see the 49'ers play Green Bay. The boys earn all their own money. ln the past they have earned money by painting house numbers on curbs, washing cars , and sponsor- ing school dances. The president this year is Larry Ormachea, with Bob Grohs helping as Secretary-Treasurer. Mr. Powell and Mr. Irvin are the advisors . When the club is on a trip they camp out and do most of their own cooking. The size of the club is limited to the number of boys who can ride in two cars. Membership is prized and lack of attendance at meetings or weak participation in projects has not been a problem. FRONT ROW: Wanda Arnold, Christine Tassi, Loma Pine, Elizabeth Wylie. SECOND ROW: Robert Oakes, Hank Kinney, Dale Cralghead, John Dumbauld, lim Green, Craig Potter.

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Meet Edltor My Job as edltor has been to asslgn the storles to the staff and then set a deadllne After the stones were flnlshed I dummled the coples I then got ln touch wtth the prlnters and Mrs Varley to see when they could prlnt the paper Llnda Ingram slness Manager I, as buslness manager of the Grlzzly, sent out bllls to the adverusers, recorded payments, and collected ads for the papers I also was a typlst for the Grlzzly Allda Beseler change Edltor My Job as exchange edltor has been to mall out our paper to other schools, recelve all papers from other schools, and wrlte a column on what other schools are dolng I was also a typlst Pat McDougall Feature Edltor My Job has been to get features for the paper Also I COpl6d the plctures on the stenclls As feature edltor I worked closely The Press w1th the sports edltor I also helped get ads for the paper I helped Larry Terrlll wlth hrs plcture taklng, too Deanna Burn ey Gosslp Column for the Frosh and jr s I-hgh School Confldentlal has been one of the speclal Grlzzly features thls year Thls column, along w1th many other features , contests poems, and news storles, has been the work of Ioan Langdon and Suzle Whlte Gosslp Column for the Sophs and Sr We have contnbuted to the Grlzzly the d1rt column now called Snoopln Around We have wrltten speclal features and news stones We have both had beats to cover each week Pattl Allen and Myrna Lanlgar ports Edltor As sports edltor I wrote up all sports events I have been photographer for the paper and also wrote up other storles and covered my beats Larry Terrlll T tw, wp ef Wa gl' Qsx 35'L. ',g-. '-fa rt' Kxk FRONT ROW Left to rlght Deanna Burney Myrna Lanlgar Pattl Allen Ioan Langdon Suzle Whxte BACK ROW Mr Cope Advlsor Larry Ternll Lxnda Ingram Patra McDougall Alxda Beseler ' u - - I n - W I v ll Bu , ' ' ' . ' . 'S ll ' Il ll ' I ll . B S . . ' ' sf: , ,A f f ' r f- at ' , ' 1 ,Q Q41 qi Qb h,zQ' in K f L' fix YQ Q: I .shim , my ' ' L ' uv ' 'X ' fab f M' 'f , ,L I wg I Q , . ,N-,N -, f W2 9 at f ' I t M? ' as C o 'f . asf... 5 , . R, s,, 5. x I 1 , .r L, t 'if V' 8 ,K fl : ' : , ' I ' I 1 ' ' - 1 - I ' 2 ' , ' , . ' -

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Radio Class -ncaa...-Q .- sw QD Left to rlghtz RoXi:1eyWujht, SUSlE' Whlte, Joan Langaon, Mary Ann Robmson, The F5510 DYOJUCQIOYZ class, taught by Mr. Engel, was added to thr l.dSSl'Il lllqh School cur- rlrfullm this ycar, althoufgrz .I 1. mol lx mfw course. fir: qoursc has hmm 1jlVlP!l nfl limi ora durmg past ypars 'Nllh varying moment. Thls year students - rhc four oi item - were responszblc for the prodrlcnoi of Lasse: High Time, the schcol's dally l5-rilipte rails program. Studs-ms dnl the amtouncmq, ex- juxsermg, and prcpareri thv contents for the daily programs. Mos: of me proqmrrxs wmv l:lDC-ICCOYQUQ, egiher gr. classrooms or Qlsfgwlwri- Uri mv pampus, zrgmgmg ll5lE3T.EI5 :lose :O rho school throuqh the DIOGJEGSLS. lie stpjezirs ,ill Lrztorulr-ws vvxth teachers, other students, and vLsLt0rs, Cx task whlcn proves to :ae any oi the most 'i-frmmllrmg and -llfflrzuli. They also 'wrote :gr-ws .mms frmr ml- lnrcmllct-x:st:5 Ar.-1 all of iiw 1:1Lr'm'.lctfaQ' dfll sl 1:14711 :rnxtm-rml lwlorc lmli rlltrer iEe3 1.-.liuro p-'mrilozts JL thc zfmullgasi. Those dr-3 1,ls: .i Ll-xv ,nf many :rurqys may hasl Lo so iunrxg :xo .dsx Leu Lo rlqht: Mary Ann Roblnson, Susxo Whats, Ioan Langdon, Rodney Wlghc, and Mr. 78 Engel, Advlsor.