Shafter High School - Laurion Yearbook (Shafter, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1932 volume:

,f91LMQ1fZ'D'-Cfgf 97132 LAURIO 1 9 5 2 VOLUME No. 2 LM , -,gl:g:::A T , :gf-i ,. V '1fTx5 ., 'gn f gl A' ' f' Wi1f L1 at ii.,-'+ 5. T2 5 Fai:- Published by Students of SHAFTER HIGH SCHOOL SHAFTER, CALIFORNIA I To Glenn O. N ay, who has been our teacher friend, and adviser for tlae past tloree years, we gratefully dedicate this 1932 edition of the Lanrion. Foreword OR three years the Agricul- lgture department has had Winning teamsg they have seldom gone to the contests with- out returning victorious. Mr. Nay has been responsible for their success. The LAURION Staff has carried out the symbol of the Winning cup in honor of Mr. Nay's Work. We hope that Shafter High may always be the Winner, not only in the agricul- tural line, but also in everything else it attempts. Paradise I'm not looking for a golden gate Nor streets of gold, so cold, But for a little white gate covered with roses And a winding path bordered with flowers so bold. I'm not looking for a golden palace With its many beautiful rooms full of gloom, But for a small honey-suckle covered cottage With its few rooms perfumed with the honey-suckle's bloom Fm not looking for a perfect rose garden With its rows so stately and gay, But for an old-fashioned flower garden With its many sweet flowers in array. I'm not looking for a river of gold With its Eldorado beckoning to me, But for a cheery, little creek of old Singing its way down to the sea. lim not looking for gayly colored birds With their golden songs But for a gray mocking bird Who sings the whole day long. LA RUE LIVERS, '34. C 00 l932 by as rx rx xx an xr an rx D THE LAURION , 1 J u:i,. ., ' ' ' in - ' levi-.. , ' .. ..,, u-,. .. ,, V 1-, , . , - Y Y, .Y, - Y-, ,,,, ,i..4 -.'-W--'- PAUL VANDEREIKE ELMER PEERY HERMAN A. SPINDT fiiufufzf bllllt'l'iI1fl'Ill,l'lIf Princijml Superintcmlzwl BOARD OF TRUSTEES Harry West A. D. M. Osborne W. B. Robb Judge T. N. Harvey William Gleason FACULTY Top Row: Myrtle Gloeckler: English, German, Musicg Roy Dreisbach: Biology, Shop, Farm Mechanics Helen Habicht: Art, Home Economiesg Robert L. Gates: Music, History, Athletics. Lower Row: James V. Wilson: Chemistry, Mathematics, Athleticsg Martha Ione Barnett: Commercial, Public Speaking, Dramaticsg Glenn O. Nay: Agriculturcg Frasquira Sullivan: Spanish, English, Girls' Physical Education. s E LAURI ax my ar ww in 73 wx I'-732 KERMIT ANNIS KIK Football 2, 3 Indoor Ball 4 Track 4. LOUIS BECKER SAM Orchestra I, 2 Indoor Ball 2, 3. 4 Letter Club 2, 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 I-Ii-Y Club 4 World Friendship Club 4. GERALD BOSSERDET COW F.F.A. Secretary-Treasurer 4 World Friendship Secretary-Treasurer 3 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Body Play 4 145- f judging Team 2 Chorus 4. Junior-Senior Play 4 CATHERINE CARTER K ATlli Girls' Glec Club 2, 3 Girls' Athletic Manager 4 Girls' Letter Club 4 Girls' League President 4 Program Chairman 4 LAUIUON Staff 4 Student Body Play 4. EARL GUNTFIIZR SI.EIlPY Football 2. 3, 4 Traclt 2, 4 judging Team 2, 5, 4 Agriculture Club 2, 35 President 4 Student Body President 4. WIYSLEY HART HAR I ' ident 4 lintercd 3 Class President 4 Muse and Masque Club 3, 4 Student Body Play 5 Cardinal Staff Assistant liditor 4 Football 3 Dcbating 3. ELROY JANZEN FISH Football l, 4 F.F.A. 2, 3: Vice-pres Baseball I judging Team 2, 4 Track 1, 2, 4 LAURION Staff 4 Cardinal Staff 4. PIQTIE KOEHN FAT Football 5, 4 Letter Club 3. 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 F.F.A. 3. 4 Indoor Ball 2, 3 Glcc Club 2, 4 ROBERT LANGSTON BOB Entered 3 Letter Club 3, 4 Muse and Masque Club 3 Student Body Play Football 3, 4 LAURION Staff Assist. Bus. Mgr. 35 Bus. Mgr. 4 Cardinal Stall 4 Student Body Scribc 3. Class President 3 LEONA METTLER LEE Girls' Glee Club 2 Lltuiuow Staff 4. Cardinal Staff 4 6 iss,- l 9 3 2 xr in is ix D D 77 D LAURI HERBERT MIDGLEY HER B Hi-Y Club Treasurer 3, 4 World Friendship Club 3, 4 Student Body Play 2 Class President 2 LAURION Staff 4 Cardinal Staff Business Manager 4 Basketball 3 Orchestra 1, 3. Tennis 4 ROSALENE MOORE ROSE Entered 2 Cardinal Staff 4 LAURION Staff 4 Class Vice-President 4 Girls' Letter Club Trcas. 2, 3g Pres. 4 World Friendship Club 3. 4. HETTIE PEDERSEN4 Girls' Athletic Manager 1, 3 Social Chairman 2 Debating 3 Class Vice-President 3 Muse and Masque Club 3 JEss1E REIMER 'lJEss Entered 3 Cardinal Staff 4 Letter Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Class Secretary-Treasurer 3. IDA SCHNAIDT SCHNlTZ LAURION Staff 4 Student Body Secretary 2, 4 Class Secretary-Treasurer 1, 2, 4 Glee Club 1, 2 Letter Club 2, 3g Vice-President 4 Girls' Athletic Manager 2 Girls' League Secretary 2, 3, 4. SARAH SCOTT SCOTTY Girls' Letter Club 4 Student Body Treasurer 4 Cardinal Staff 4 Cardinal Staff 4 LAURION Staff 3, 4 Nvorld Friendship Club 4 Social Chairman 3 Orchestra 1, 2, SB. Muse and Masque Club Vice-Pres. 33 Chair. 4 EFFIE LEE THOMAS TOMMY Entered 2 Girls' Glee Club 2 Senior Play 3 Social Chairman 3 LAURION Staff 4 LORENA VOTH RENA World Friendship Club 3. Girls' Letter Club 2, 43 President 3 Student Body Scribe 4 Student Body Treasurer 2. Student Body Play 2 LAURION Staff 35 Editor 4 Senior Play 4 Cardinal Editor 4 Muse and Masque 3, 4. Girls' Glee Club l, 2 FERN WENDLAND FUZZY Class Secretary 1, 2, 3 Girls' League Vice-President 3 Letter Club 2, 3g Secretary Mixed Chorus 3 Orchestra 1, 2 Girls' Glee Club 2g Vice-President 3, 4. HOWARD WEYAND RED Entered 2 Student Body Vice-President 4 Basketball 3 LAURION Staff 4 F.F.A. 2, 3, 4 junior-Senior Play Staff Manager 4 Student Body Play Staff Manager 4. -..ggi 7 lge..- ' THE LAURION xr x x l932 Our Mine of Fortune We, the Seniors, have reached the first rich lode in our Mine of For- tune. We have striven forward toward this for four years. As rough inexperienced miners, we entered here a few years ago, as full-fledged miners we leave today. We are the first to brave four years of labor to make this mine more productive. When we started, there were only three foremen in charge and only fifty odd miners all told. The next year we lost a few of our hard-working pals, and gained a few more. We added three more fore- men to our ranks and blasted through to more substantial ore. During the third year, under the direction of nine experienced persons, we helped with our Hrst really big project, the production of a book, tell- ing the story of some of our fellow friends farther advanced than we. At the end of that year we lost one of our faithful leaders, Mrs. Robertson, who had guided us through many of the treacherous places. However, on the whole, we found we had made great strides. This year, our fourth year, we discover that we have nearly reached the rich pure ore for which we have struggled so long. We are honored and praised by those below us, and urged on by those above. So far, we have been under the direction of our trusted foremen, but now each of us must choose which lode he will follow in the future. Together we reached the first one, together, in spirit, we shall reach greater and more perfect lodes. In the years to come no one can take from us the knowledge we gained from these years of struggle. With coura- geous hearts we will face life, as we faced the mine, and prove to the world that we are good miners. EFFIE LEE THOMAS. Then, welcome eaela rebujff That turns earilfs smoothness rough, Each sting that bids nor sit nor stand buf go! Be our joys three-parts pain. St-five, :md hold cheap the sffrczing Learn, nor aeeouin! the pang, flare uefuer grudge fbe flame! -BROWNING. 8 i932 2 rx 1 rr if my by THE LAURION Senior Class Will I, Leona Mettler, sadly leave my pull with Mr. Wilson concerning chemistry grades to Clara Schmidt. I, Ida Evelyn Schnaidt, do will my ability to keep the whole school on needles and pins wondering when it happened, to Phyllis Breckenridge. I, Catherine Carter, give my heart to Ernest Schnaidt. I, Sarah Scott, do will my sophisticated and conceited airs to Aldine Myrick, knowing that she needs them. I, Effie Lee Ivora Kentucky Thomas, with heartfelt feeling for my alma materv, will my long legs and long name to Lena Schultz, hoping she will be able to find some use for them. I, Lorena Voth, hereby will my knack of going after and getting dia- monds to Anna Bender. I, Fern Wendland, leave my close friendship with Margaret Koehn to Ruby Rexius, knowing they will have fun together. I, Jessie Reimer, give my clear olive skin and gorgeous brown eyes to Luretta Mcliee for future use. I, Rosalene Moore, leave my charms, which have fascinated all of the boys in Shafrer Hi, to Edith Evans. I, Hettie Pedersen, will my apparent cleverness in graduating in three and one half years to Channing Crandall. I, Bob Langston, give my blond curly hair, which was the reason for my being chosen the most popular boy in Hi, to Reynold Mettler. I, ElRoy Janzen, leave my romantic-looking Spanish appearance and misplaced eyebrow to Raymond Neufeld. I, Pete Koehn, will my liking for the girls to John I-Ietz, knowing it will help him. I, Gerald Bosserdet, leave my peanut shells in Mr. Nay's oflice to Leon Bender to clean up for me next year. I, Louise Sam Becker, give my quiet, steadfast, and plodding nature to Albert Swain. ' I, Howard Weyand, will my flaming red locks and also my expressive temper to Virginia Meadows. . I, Kermit Annis, leave my personal acquaintance with the cops in Kern County to Cosma Formway. I, Wesley Hart, will my skill in evading classes and still keeping on speaking terms with the teachers, to Paul Enns. I, Earl Gunther, leave my pleasant nature, my good looks, my reputa- tion for being a successful student body president and all around good fellow, to Reynold Mettler. I, Herbert Midgley, will my affection for a certain actress to Perry Potter, so that he will not have to Worship his star from afar. -..if 9 lag.- THE LAURION xr D7 xx sn xr xr an rx mm xr I 9 3 2 -ifloliie 1932 an x 1 xx THE LAURION uniors With the closing of our third year, we, the Junior class, can look back on our preceding terms and be proud of the splendid record. We have the distinction of having triumphed over all the other classes in the interclass track meet. In football, our class was represented by several stars on the team. Our Junior-Senior Banquet was pronounced by all to be one of the best of the season. To lend our aid to all school affairs, several of our members Hlled important roles in the student body dramatic productions and in student body offices. We are looking forward to our Senior year with much enthusiasm. Officers: Reynold Mettler, President, William Johnson, Treasurer, Margaret Koehn, Secretary, Mr. Gates, Adviser. Sophomores We, the Sophomore class, began our second year of high school life jubilantly by giving an initiation party in honor of the Freshmen. Soon after this we turned our attention toward the ticket selling con- test for the student body play, Honor Bright . We upheld the tradition of the Sophomores of last year by winning the contest. The Sophomore class participated with great enthusiasm in all school activities, such as plays, sports, musical and social events. To Miss Sullivan, our class adviser for two years, we extend our most sincere thanks and appreciation. Officers: Blynn Scott, President, Alvina Hildebrand, Secretary, La Rue Livers, Vice-President, Daphne McKinley, Treasurer, Miss Frasquita Sullivan, Adviser. Freshmen The Freshmen became full-fledged members of the school at the initia- tion and have been well represented in all school activities, having mem- bers on the baseball, football, basketball and track teams, and in the stu- dent body play. On March 11 we gave our first party in high school. We are looking forward to three more happy years in Shafter High. We thank Mr. Wilson, our class adviser, for his help and co-operation. Officers: Clifford Mettler, President, Robert McClain, Vice-Presi- dent, Susie Penner, Secretary-Treasurer, Mr. James V. Wilson, Adviser. 11 If I Could Have My Way If I could only have my way There is plenty I would do, But someone always bothers me Before I'm half way through. If I build a little house With roses round the way Someone always tries to stop meg I can never have my way. If I try to dress my doll Or try to fix a bite Someone says, Oh, what a mess And kicks it out of sight. A girl can have no privilege Or a single thing to sayg Just because she's not grown up She's always in the way. I Canlt find a .nook at home Where I can ever play. Will I ever find the place Where a girl can have her way? MARGARET PEDERSIN VIIIYSI L l932 rm xx in xx my rx rr sr wr is THE LAURI N 'TheQExecudve Staff Earl Gunther ...........,.....,,.....,, Prcsirlent ,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, Earl Gunther Howard Weyand ,..........,..,. Vice-Prcsirlcnf ,..,.....,..,.,. Howard Weyund Ida Schnaidt ............. ....,.... S ecretary .......A. ,......,,... I da Schnaidt Sarah Scott .,,....,,... .,.,,....,., T rcusurcr, ,A.,,.,- ,5,,,.,,.,, S arah Scott Eflie Lee Thomas .............. Social Chairman ........................,... Olive Sly Catherine Carter .....,... -,-- Edna Schultz ......,........... Ralph Janzen ........,....., Helen Rilcoff .....,...,....,. Program Chairman .................,., Alex Poznoif Girls' Athletic Mgr ........... .... C atherine Carter Boys, Athletic Manager ................ Ralph Janzen ---,---.-,Yell Lcarler.,..-...., Virgmia Meadows ,.................... . Scrzbe ............... Wesley Hart ......,......,,...... Reynold Mettler ,.......,...... Blynn Scott ,,.................. Sophomore Presizlenth. Clifford Mettler .............. Presb-man President ...,... Harold Voth .-..---.Lorena Voth -.--..--.--.Wesley Hart .Senior President.-,.,.- -junior Presirlenf ...,,.........., Reynold Mettler Blynn Scott -..-...CliHord Mettler E. J. Perry E. J, Perry ,,.,..,.,... -W ......... Aclwser-.. ....... The executive staff has had a very full year, handling all student body affairs. It sponsored one successful student body party and numerous Junior and Senior dances, besides getting good speakers and musical pro- grams for the students. It has given all paid up student body members more privileges this year than they have had before, and made it possible for those unable to pay their dues to become members. It has been happy and industrious in the duties given it by the students. 13 ,ge-.- THE LAURION is xx xx as rw as my rx an is l932 THE LAURION STAFF The LAURION was edited by: Lorena Voth, Editor, Rosalene Moore and Sarah Scott, Assistant Editors, Robert Langston, Business Manager, Catherine Carter and Herbert Midgley, Snapshot Editors, Elroy janzen and Anne Richter, Art Editors, Ida Schnaidt, Eflie Lee Thomas, Olive Sly, Helen Rilcoff, Lawrence Annis, Reynold Mettler, Darrel Janzen, Willie Johnson, Alexander Poznoff and Howard XVeyand, Staff Members, Myrtle Gloeckler, Helen Habicht and Mr. Peery, Advisers. THE CARDINAL STAFF The Cardinal was edited by: Lorena Voth, Editor, Wesley Hart, Assistant Editorg Herbert Midgley and Catherine Carter, Business Managersg Sarah Scott, Society, Bob Langston and Hettic Pedersen, Sportsg Ida Schnaidr, Features, Anne Richter, Columnist, Olive Sly and Leona Mettler, Reporters, Rosalene Moore, Circulation Managerg Miss Gloeckler and Miss Barnett, Faculty Advisers. 14 Eze..- I f 932' rr mx my D by xx in my xv an THE LAURI HI-Y CLUB OFFICERS Darrell Janzen ........ ..,.,.......,...,.,,..,... ,.....................,.. P r csirlenl Laurence Annis ,...r ..,, , ,I ,r,,...... , ,.... Ss'rrvfury-Trcaszzrvr William Johnson ...,.. ..., A Program Chairman Mr. Wilson .....,...... ....... , .,,.. .....,...... A If 'Lfixvr WORLD FRIENDSHIP CLUB OFFICERS Darrell Jnnzen ........,,..,.... ...,................ .......,......w...,,.... P r exirfrfzf Anna Bender ......................, ....,.. S L'z'r1'fary-Trvaszzrw' Miss Sullivan, Mr. Pcery ,........,,.....,,.... ., ,...,....... .... ...,.. A 1 lzfisvrx m..,5f 15 I I THE LAURION xr xv xx by za sz xv rr wa as I9 w -- if 16 Jaw- i932 rr x is xi xx xr wx as rr rr THE LAURION Girls, Glee Club Pl't'5i!fl'lIf .,,........,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,-,-,-,-,-- ,,,,,,,,AAx.,,,,,, E d na Schultz Sc'rl'c'fary-Trcaslzrcr . ...,.. Margaret Koehn Assisfauf Director ,.... A,,,,,A,,, F ern Wendland Dfl'l'C'f0l' .,.. ..,,....,.,,,,-.,.,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,.,,,,,-,,,-,,.,, Myrtle Gloeckler The Girls, Glee Club has done excellent Work under the direction of Miss Myrtle Gloeckler. They sang at Teachers' Institute, at the County Musical Festival at Delano, at the high school musical, at the school plays, at P.-T. A., and Farm Bureau meetings, and at the graduation exercises. The girls' pretty cardinal and White uniforms added to their attractive appearance and to the welcome they received Wherever they Went. CHORUS The new venture of organizing a mixed chorus proved very success- ful under the direction of Mr. Gates. It has over thirty members. The chorus has made its appearance at P.-T. A. and Farm Bureau meetings, at the County Musical Festival, at the high school musical, and at the gradua- tion exercises. The school is proud of having so large a musical group which has made a name for itself in its short period of existence. O r c h e s t r a Pl'l'Sill'!'lIf ,,..... ,,,.............,..,..,...i.................. .,..... A l len Bartel Librarian ........, .....,.. O live Sly Business NIIIIHIKLI .....,. .,...,,,.,, B en Peters Dircfcfor ........................ .. ........,.....,..,.,...i.....,....,....,.., ,......... R . L. Gates The orchestra has engaged in a very busy and successful year. Several instruments Were added and the membership was increased. Its varied activities included playing for the Becker-Karber Wedding, the school plays, the County Musical Festival, the Boy Scouts' Parade, the High School Musical, for the Radio, and for graduation exercises. The members of the orchestra are: Allen Bartel, Gerald Bosserdet, Lawrence Annis, Donald Christensen, Cornetsg Ben Peters, Evelyn Unruh, Susie Penner, Ruby Rexius, Cosma Forrnway, Violins, Venona Stone, Piano, Margaret Pedersen, Prank Johnson, William Johnson, Bob Mc- Clain, Herbert Midgley, Rollin Dargatz, Clarinetsg Ralph Janzen, Olive Sly, Perry Potter, Albert Swaim, Joe Engle, Daphne McKinley, Saxo- phones, Channing Crandall, Drums, Emil Hein, Tuba, Durward Annis, Alto Horn. 17 lga..- THE LAURION an xx xx xx Q an xx xx x ax I932 Girls' League OFFICERS Pfvsilffnl .................... -.- Catherine Carter Treasurer ..,.,.,.... ........, I da Scl-maid: ViCU-P1'eSilfCl1f ....... ..... F ern Wendland Adviser ......., L ..e..,, ...., . Miss Sullivan SC'l'f'6'f!ll'j7 ....... - ......... . ........,. . Ida Schnaidt Girls' Councilor ..,.,,..... L... Miss Gloeckler The Girls' League of the Shafter High School was organized under the direction of Miss Habicht in 1928, and has played an active part in school affairs. One of the most outstanding projects of this year was the serving of lunch by the league to the football boys after each game. Much of the success was due to the Way the committee in charge supervised the affair, and also to the co-operation of the student body. April 16 the girls enjoyed Play Day at Taft, which was sponsored by the G. A. A. of the school. Each girl entered in some sport and, in that Way, helped to further friendship and sportsmanship between the schools and indi- viduals present. Miss Gloeckler was appointed Girls' Councilor. Social, personal, and school problems Were studied in groups and discussed individually. This Work was started late this year, and the next year a regular program of activities will be worked out by the Girls' League oflicers and Miss Gloeckler. 18 9 E LAURI Future Farmers of Amer1ca Shaffer Cloapfer OFFICERS Earl Gunther Prcvlderzi Reynold Mettler Secrefary Treasurer Glenn O Nay Azlwser The Shafter Future Farmers of Amer1ca Chapter was orgaruzed 1n 1929 for boys seek1ng practlcal knowledge of farmmg and of farm l1Ve stock They took actwe part 1n all judg1ng contests held 1n the state durmg the last three years The1r motto 1S Learnlng to do d01ng to learn learmng to l1ve and hvmg to serve Th1S year the da1ry products team won two cups at the Pacrfic Slope Da1ry Show and three cups at the Los Angeles County Farr They also judged 1n the State Faxr All three teams judged at the Fresno and DaV1s contests The da1ry products team cons1st1ng of Ben Peters Harold Voth and Pete Epp d1d the outstandmg work of the season In 1931 a member of the club won the project contest 1n field crops for San oaqu1n Valley Some of the outstandmg projects of th1s year are Howard Weyand s two feeder steers whxch he w1ll show at the San Franclsco Fat Stock Show 1n November Reynold Mettler s truck crop of on1ons Cllfford Mettler s plot of potatoes Rolhn Dargatz s five hundred Rhode Island Red cltucks Ernest Schna1dt s acres of beans Joe Engle s two hundred Wh1te Leghorn ch1cks +5f19F't l 3 2 rr 5 vw 1 an xx T H O N 1 A V, , ,,,. ,..- -V ,. I . . . , . , A f ' , --M' '- 4 ?: 'e1'- ' ,5 't- ' . ' f 'Q W , w L. 41 ' ' . ' H , '. ' - I ElRoy Janzen ..,...... .. ...........,.,...,................,,..., ,. ..,....,., ..r Vive-Presin'erzt . . . ,, . . ' 3 9 l . . . . ,, 9 3 ' , . ' 3 3 3 9 ' I ,I . . ' 9 . . l , 3 . l . , . . , 5 Q l I . , I 7 7 , . . T H E L A U RIO N aw :Q rx n xx 9 aw an xx xx I 9 -.,eg.f 20 ig.- I932 2 5 xv THE LAURION Honor Bright The student body presented Honor Brightv, an amusing three-act comedy, on the fourth of December. The plot was involved, dealing with the actions of an actress, a rich family and a book agent. Helen Rilcoif, as Honor Bright, gave a splendid performance as the book agent. Emil Hein, as Richard Barrington, was perfectly correct and handsome. Frances Midgley, charmingly portrayed Richard's mother. Blynn Scott and Annabell Wedge were the happily married rich aunt and uncle. Emma Schnaidt portrayed the actress and Gerald Bosserdet her lover. The servant staff was made up of Anne Richter, Catherine Carter, Pete Epp, Earl Gunther, and Allen Bartel. Lawrence Annis was another preacher and his brother, Durward Annis, was the town sheriff. Allen's portrayal of the Scotch gardener, and Pete Epp's characterization of the straight-laced butler caused a great deal of merriment. The play was directed by Martha Barnett and was a great success. The Family Upstairsw The Family Upstairs was given by the Juniors and Seniors on April eighth. It was without a doubt the snappiest comedy ever presented by the high school. All of the cast fitted their parts perfectly, from Gerald Bosserdet, the stern father, to Effie Lee Thomas, the gawky baby daugh- ter. The play deals with a mother who tries to marry her oldest daughter to a worthy person and nearly fails. Olive Sly and Pete Epp were the young sweethearts. Frances Midgley, the scheming mother, Lorena Voth, the seamstress, and Ewing Hite, as Pete's baby brother, completed the cast. Howard Weyand and Pete Koehn were the stage managers for both plays, and Lorena Voth was in charge of properties. Sarah Scott was assistant director of Honor Bright' and LaRue Livers assisted in the direction of The Family Upstairs . To Martha Barnett, director of all plays for the past two years, goes the credit of these fine productions. -..sqf 21 Ea..- THE LAuR1oN s , ,, I9 Mountains Mountains, trees, and flowers! Just to sit and dream for hours Is heaven to me. Mountains fringed with grass, A lake as smooth as glass. All this is paradise to me. As I lie and dream Of hills, the sun, the streams, The oaks, the whispering pine trees, I see a lonely cabin, just a hut to camp in, Nestled 'neath the oak trees. A brook of murmuring water Gliding along in laughter . Singing of beauty to me. It is the song of nature in spring, It is the song of birds on wing, I dream that all nature is waiting for me. LURETTA MCFEE. Classmates Four years of laughter lightly spent, my dear. Will you be sad to find that they are gone? For then the shadows fall and tears draw near, As realization comes when work is done. Will you be sad when fancy turns to fear? For worlds to conquer never cease to be. In future years will you Wish you were here When new friends make the old ones turn and flee? HELEN R1LcoFF. 22 lg..- Sp orl S l932 xx rr xx :J 9 rx xx xr xx THE LAURION Cardinal Football The excellent coaching and the enthusiastic attitude of the boys placed the Shafter Cardinal football team second in the Sierra League, which was organized by the coaches of the smaller county schools. The coaches chose the following Shafter boys for the All-County Team: Ezekial Alvarado, the shifty little back, Earl Gunther, the hard- hitting guard, Raymond Neufeld, whose aggressive attacks have proven fatalg Ralph Janzen, the flashy halfback, with passing, kicking, and ball- carrying ability, and Joe Engle, the dangerous defense. L. E.-L. Annis, Poznoff Shafrer Tehachapi .- L. T.--Potter Shafter Maricopa L. G.-Gunther Shafter Corcoran ,... C. -Engle Shafter Taft Lights R. G.-Neufeld, Hart :lShafter McFarland R. T.-A. Peters, Langston Shafter Maricopa R. E.-Christensen, Becker ::'Shafter McFarland Q. -W. Johnson, Alvarado Shafter Bks. Driller L. H.-E. Janzen, B. Peters :iShafter Tehachapi - R. H.-R. Janzen F. -P. Koehn, Siemens Shafter Opponents f'Leaque Games. Reserves: F. Johnson, Swain, Carter, Bartel, McClain, Hite, Scott, Hein, Crandall, Littlefield, D. Annis, Carl Steels, and Cecil Steele. Only three Hrst string men are graduating. They are: Gunther, who called for very little substitution in his three years of football g E. Janzen, a fast man and hard tackler at both halfback and fullback, and Koehn, a line-plunging fullback, who backed up the line consistently. For next year Coach Wilson predicts a successful season. 2 3 E L A U R I O N by rx 9 9 xx rx xr by xx xx I 9 -,,.,gf 24 yy..- I 9 3 2 xx y 5 9 E A U R I O N BASKETBALL C's B's C's Shafter 15 Tehachapi 7 9 Shafter 13 XVasco ,,...A....,.,..... 16 11 Shnfter 13 McFarland 4 14 Shafter 5 Maricopa 27 17 Shafter 14 Wasco .,..,....,...,., 18 A 13 Shaftcr 12 Maricopa 12 13 Shafter 11 McFarland 11 10 Shaffer 19 Tehachapi 8 A BASKETBALL C oafb. .....1,..,..,......,.,,1..........,1 Gates Mazinger ............. . . ............, Gunther F01'wa1'r1s-Becker, R. Janzen, P. Potter, Schnaidt, Swaim. Cenfers -R. Mettler CCaptainj. Guards-B. Peters, Neufeld, Handel, A. Pet- ers, Engle. Coach Gates developed five flashy players, among Whom were Mettler, a tall dead shot center, Who made the All-County Sierra League Forward, and B. Peters, a fast guard, who received honorary mention on the All Stars. B BASKETBALL Coach.-. ,.,r...,,,,,,. ,,,, , ..,,..,,.,,,, P eery Manager .,...........,......... Jack Potter Forwm'a's-L. Annis, Alvarado, A. Epp, H. Voth, Christensen. CC17fUl'S-P. Epp, Hein, D. Janzen. Gztards-W. Johnson, Schultz, Dargatz, Littleheld, Poznoff. Mr. Peery developed a fast rhythmic quintet out of light material after much hard Work. Two of the team, Alvarado, a flashy forward, and P. Epp, a sure shot center, received hon- orary mention on the All-Star team. C BASKETBALL H C ouch .................................... Wilson 1 F01'wa1'als-Mendias, D. Annis, Crandall, Bartel, M. Voth, McClain, Lindquist, Enns. Cenfers-E. Schultz. Gzzarals-F. Johnson fCaptainj , Hite, Scott, C. Mettler, Carter. The light Weights, developed into a fast aggressive team by Coach Wilson, Won second place in the Sierra League. The opposing teams discovered it to have strong guards, chief of Whom is F. Johnson, who is also a fast offensive man and made the All-Star guard. Shafter played in the Sierra League in basketball as it did in football. v ' 25 Ea..- THE LAURION rm mx wx an an xx rx an xr zz I 9 3 2 wav., ,1 K' it , ,,w,,kE.E?'ELg'.iY. ,,g.T.!.: ll., . '1':cL ? 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I 1 I . , Ep -we 1 M ' T-Tl -L '. -,ffpjfn ' 'H' ,N gg, it J L, 1' if H5 E- Sgr L - , : 5:-f Y- Q I' ' -, if QT: . ,:, ,' t 1 wif 2 3 9 ELAUR The S Club PVC'S1l1flll' XV1lll'1I11 Johnson Vice Picxnluzf Ben Peters Sctrffarg Lawrence Anms 12111 Gunther Sc: mu! 111' Arms Ralph l'!Il7CI'l The S Club engaged 1n a busy year promotlng and 1mprovmg school athlet1cs Ten athletes were admltted to the club thls year as a result of thelr outstandmg ach1eVement 1n e1ther football basketball or track The newly 1n1t1ated membe1s are Donald Chrlstensen Albert Peters Alexander Poznoff, oe Engle Perry Potter ohnny Schultz Ewlng Hlte Ernest Schultz Durward Ann1s, and Johnny Slemens TCHHIS Tenms th1s year, due to the lnterest and enthuslasm aroused ln 1t by M1 Gates made great str1des towards gammg a foot hold as one of the leadxng sports 1n our school The tenms team part1c1pated 1n the Slerra League Tournament and made a good showmg, but as th1s IS the first year of real act1ve playlng the team was not as thoroughly organxzed as It should have been The coach and team ant1c1pate more mterest and success fO1 next year Track The Annual H1ck s Day Interclass Track Meet was h1ghly scored bv the Jun1or class wlnch held 99 pomts The Freshmen scored next hlghest and the Sophomores came 1n th1rd FIFSK place honors went to B Peters, O Handel L Ann1s P Epp andW' ohnson for the umors J S1emens and E Schultz for the Freshmen and E Johnson, J Engle and R Neu feld fo1 the Sophomores The men who entered the Sxerra League Track and Fxeld Meet held 111 Wasco brought home three blue r1bbons won by J Johnson m C class, 75 yard dash, Carl Steele 11'1 class A, pole Vault, and J S1emens 1n class A, shot put Others who placed m the meet were B Peters, L. Anms, W Johnson, E Schultz, and Cecll Steele 'ill 2914:- I 3 2 xx 5 rx my xr sw : m rr T H I O N . j -mmm-mu'mmmmmmm-mm-muumm--mum . .L V K .' - . , , ' , mg . , AWh..NuW,------n-----uu---Hu-udwwnv-Y ----U-----NAM K 'k U F Treasurer . ....,,... . ........,.,,, ,,,,,,,, ..,,,r.,,,,,r A , Nm, ,,s,,,,,,,,,,,,, Q - J nt! , - v- - 4 0 . ,...,,,......,.,.... ..,.. . ..--., .,,,r.,.,,....,., ,.,.-,,.. . N. . . 9 C 7 ' : 3 . 7 J J A- ' 7 5 3 5 3 ' I 6 , .I 5 . 6 - 5 . - 0 . , . 2 ' ' . K , . , . , . J J 5 . u , 1 U , Q - ' , ' ' ze an T H E L A U R I O N av xv xr ar 1: by xr rx xx xr I 9 -...,gf 3 0 Eb..- 9 ELAURI G1rls Letter Club Pl6'V1rI'l'f1f Rosaltne Moore Vzce Prcvffcnt Ida Schmrdt Scwefary Tlcaszncr Margaret Koehn All glrls who are members of th1s organrzatlon have obtamed three hundred polnts or over 1n athletles Thls letter club has been an actrve organxzauon for the past three years although the membersh1p IS small Many of the g1rls rece1ved the1r class numerals thls year Those gnls rece1v1ng the1r felt letters are Ida Schnaldt Hettle Pedersen Lorena Voth and Rosalene Moore The purpose of th1s club IS to promote fI'1CI1dSl11p and sportsmanslup between the 1nd1v1duals and the schools Fach grrl malung the team 1n drfferent sports IS awarded the cone spondlng number of pomts Polnts may also be made by hav1ng one hun dred per cent attendance posture and sportsmanslnp G1rls Sports The grrls gy m classes started the year by playmg captaxn ball Th1s was a new game whlch proved to be gleat fun Thrs sport was followed by volley ball basketball and 1ndoor Each was enthus1ast1cally recen ed Tlns year however a new system has been worked out The g1rls who do not enjoy the above sports have been allowed to speclallze 111 tC1'lIllS or clog danclng Many of the g1rls have taken these and become qurte pro ficlent MISS Barnett and MISS Sullvan have been rn charge of g1rls sports thls year and both have glven a great deal of thenr trme and thought to help the g1rls Th1s year has P1 oven both a help and pleasure to all of the glrls The w1nn1ng sophomore team 1n basketball was made up of the fol low1ng Daphne McK1nley CCQPIHIHD Phylhs Breckenrldge Alvlna I-I1l debrand, Eleanor McDonald, Velma R1ghtm1re, Emma Schna1dt, Lena Schultz, Evelyn Unruh, V1ola Rlchards, and Margaret Pedersen. arf 31 fwf- I 3 2 ar x xx 2 x an x :r T H O N ' 5 - ' 1, T -..-M,.,.-,-,.--,-,,,-,nh-,- . ,--,,,,,-,-,-----,-----------,------,- L ' , ., . - . , . . - .....l................,..., ,..,....,...,.... . , ,,,.,, . L . A11'Lf'1Sr'r .f-.....,...... ..-. ..........r.................... . .,.,...............,.,... N I :ss Sullnvan I , . : 3 3 , . C I 9 ' ' 9 . , I i . . l . C A F u . . . . 7 , . , . . 17 9 ' . . . . - . . . . . , . . 1 ll C F . O : 9 I 5 ' THE LAURION rr as 5 r an 1 I932 S C al e n d a r September 10-School Opens. Registration reaches 107. Welcome Frosh. 16-Assembly. Mr. A1 johnson gives reading on Marc Conn- ley's Green Pastures. 18-Dairy Judgers Judge Well. Cups, ribbons, and trophies are brought home. 28-First Edition of the Cardinal. Upperclassmen subscribe 100 per cent. October 9-6 Tehachapi 13. Football season opens but all's quiet on November December the benches. 10-Ofiice Practice Class Organized. Will they ever learn to answer a telephone? 12-Seniors and Juniors select announcements and rings. What a price to pay! 15-Assembly. Mr. Latta speaks on Indians of San Joaquin. 22-Assembly. Mr. Roscoe speaks on Scenical Motorologyf' 23-Halloweien Dance. Not bad at all. 25-6 Maricopa 18. 6- 11 Junior-Senior Noon Dance. XVhat a struggle. All fry to dance. 0 McFarland 6. Darkness prevails. -Armistice Day. One more holiday. 13 Bakersfield Drillers 7. 12-W. F. C. Sponsors Social. Mr. Goodcell speaks. Ag. Club Participates in Pacific Slope Dairy Show. Many high honors and medals were Won. 13-W. F. C. Meet at Shafter. A good time had by all. 20-Assembly. Junior College string quartet entertains. 21 22 25 -20 Tehachapi 0. We got them this time. -Annual Staff Meets. Starts annual work early. -Voting Contest. Most popular boy and girl, most sophis- ticated girl, mankiller, etc., chosen. 27-Thanksgiving Vacation Begins. Only lasted two days. Thanks to everything. 1-Senior Pictures Taken. Seniors learn sad truths. 4 -Fat Stock Show. Ag. boys make good. They never fail. 11-Student Body Play. Honor Bright. D 16-Alumni Bench Dedication. Thanks to the Alumni. 17 -Christmas Vacation Begins. Merry Xmas to all. 32 Fa..- 932 E LAUR 7'7:!e7Zfz' I X Doaifc WH? back rm S -1' :awe Hia! an A-J' , VJ 'f' F.-- - . Gila! Aff fill cafffx for X B M --f AR B 33 -74.,.- THE LAURION 1932 January February March April June Calendar 1-New Year. Happy New Year. Just some more resolu- tions to make and to break. 8-Boys, Letter Club Initiation. Did you see them Hula- Hula? 19-Second Semester Begins. More trouble to register. 22-Basket Ball Season Opens. First game with Wasco. 26-Student Body Election. 12-Junior-Senior Dance. Every dog has his day. 19-Shafter-Wasco Basketball Game. They,re pretty good. 20--Bakersfield Hi-Y Entertains Shafter Hi-Y. More good things to eat. 22--Washington Bi-Centennial Holiday. Thanks to W7 ash- ington. 26-Assembly. Bakersfield Glee Club gives a minstrel. More negroesl Shafter-McFarland Basketball Game. Junior-Senior Party. Where are the kids? 4-Shafter-Tehachapi Basketball Game. Junior-Senior Dance. 11-Assembly. Mr. Byfield, sponsored by the W. F. C., speaks on MeXico.,' Freshman Party. And then the lights went out. 17-Hi-Y Father and Son Banquet. Holiday. Good Friday. 30-Oratorical Contest. Prizes awarded. 1-Hick's Day. More prizes awarded. Junior-Senior-Alumni Dance. Whata dance! 2-State Semi-Finals Ag. Judging at Fresno. Ag. boys do well. 8-Junior-Senior Play. The Family Upstairs. 9-Sierra League Track Meet. Held at Wasco. 16-G. A. A. Meets at Taft. Girls have wonderful time. 22-Baseball Season Opens. First game at Taft. 29-Senior Ditch Day. Skid chains and human power. 5-Baccalaureate. All,s well that ends well. 8-Junior-Senior Banquet. 10--Commencement. We donit wanna work but we gotta. -..ii 34 l932 an xx rr xx as rx my xr vm xx THE LAURI I ss 111,41 1 1 1 1: 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .. 1 1 1,1 1.,1g.1,.1.g1,.1..1..1.l1 1 J, L. LANGSTON ALTA SIERRA STORE Exzfend Congrazfulazfiolzs ND fg fbg BOB LANGSTON Shaffer Gmduates BAKERSFIELDS DEP'T. 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