Shafter High School - Laurion Yearbook (Shafter, CA)

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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

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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..-

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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 , . .