Shafter High School - Laurion Yearbook (Shafter, CA)

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THE LAURION 1934 SENIOR HI-Y The l-li-Y Club is an acTive characTer building organizaTion of high school boys. The slogan oT The club is clean speech, clean sporT, clean scholarship, and clean liTe. The club arranged Tor Mr. T. M. EllioTT To speak aT an assembly. We senT a large delegaTion To Fresno To The annual Older Boys' Comcerence held in Fresno. These acTiviTies wiTh oThers maole up one oT The mosT acTive years oT The Senior l-li-Y. OTTicers are: Joe Engle, PresidenTg Allen BarTel, Vice-PresidenTg Dur- ward Annis, SecreTaryg Alvin Epp, Treasurer, and Mr. Wilson and Mr. SEQUOIA HI-Y The Sequoia l-li-Y is rapidly becoming a greaTer club, boTh in iTs acTiv- iTies and membership. The club was represenTed aT boTh The SouThern CaliTornia Comference aT Pomona and The Older Boys' Comcerence aT Fresno. The club arranged Tor Mr. Merle WaTerman aT a pay assembly. The oTTicers are: John Epp, President Bob Coubrough, Vice-President Richard l-leTz, SecreTaryg Myron Janzen, Treasurer: Mr. Gribble, Adviser. GaTes, Advisers. cc 24 an

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TI-IE LAURION fy 19 34 'X Lf Llf' ' lcff y' V-A-J ,jf iv, I A J, W OFFICERS OF THE F. F. A. PresidenT, AIberT PeTersg SecreTary-Treasurer, Alvin Eppg Vice-Presi- denT, Joe Engle: ReporTer, ErnesT SchulTzq Bouncers, George Thomas, RoberT CarTerg Adviser, Glenn O. Nay: Office SecreTary, Lena SchuITz. The FuTure Farmers' Creed I believe in The beauTy OT God's open counTryg ThaT IiTe ouT OT doors and in Touch wiTh The earTh is The naTural IiTe of man. P I believe ThaT work is work wherever we Tind iT, buT ThaT work wiTh NaTure is mosT inspiring, and challenging. I believe ThaT The digniTy oT labor depends noT so much upon whaT you do, as upon how you do iT: ThaT opporTuniTy comes To a boy on a Tarm as oTTen as To a boy in The ciTyg ThaT IiTe on The Tarm may be Tull, happy and Tree, and ThaT a prosperous agricuITure is essenTiaI To our naTionaI weITareg ThaT my success depends noT upon my locaTion, buT upon myself, noT upon my dreams, buT whaT I acTuaIIy do, noT upon Iuclc buT upon pluck. I believe in working when I worlc and in playing when I play, in giving and demanding a square deal in every acT oT liTe. 4423 up

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u THE LAUR1oN S :Q 1934 fa ra 'A T VW, DEBATING Considering The experience of The speakers and The newness of de- bare work,+he Shafrerhhgh SchoolPubhc Speabng Classislo be con- grardared on +he progrew rhey have made m speech workihk yean The iacl' Thar fhe feam won 'rwo debares ou? of eighr doesn'+ derracr 'From our progress al all. Those who debafed were: Emil l-lein, Tula Mae Edwards, Evererl Devine, Gladys Unruh, Perry Polrer, Frank Johnson, and Lois Van Gorkom. Emil won his fame in public speaking as Preacher Hein. Everell-as Cool, Calculaling, Logical EvereH. Tula Mae-lhe even and ever girl: even iempered, ever charirable and ever working. Perry- The Silver Tongued Oraforf' Frank-Girls he fears a li'Hle bil, buf foolball bruising nor a whii. Lois-The Eflervescenf Daughrer of Rev. Van Gorkom. Gladys-The daughler of David. Li'r+le, buf oh my! CARDINAL STAFF Annabel Wedge, Edifor-in-Chief: Miss Kolahl, Adviser: Alvina Hildebrand, Girls' Sporfsi Willene Camp. Business Manager: Maxine Barfon, Music and Drama: Daphne McKinley, RuTh McCoy, Virginia Meadows, Velma Righlrnire, Velma Hammer, Olive Breckenridge, Lois Van Gorkorn, Reporlorialq Emma M h ll' Aid k K Th l Schnaidl, axine Barron, Lena Sc u z, ine Myric, a rien Goerzen, Typisfs. 44 25 :J