Shafter High School - Laurion Yearbook (Shafter, CA)

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. , p - 4' a' it-ff 5 0 R. x X . -NJ, ,Y K: v1 l l 4 SPANISH CLUB First Semester Second Semester VERLEN HUGHES President GREGREY MALOFY BOB DAVISON Vice President EVERETT WIEDMANN RUTH KIRSCHENMANN Secretary-Treasurer RUTH KIRSCHENMANN GENEVA PAYNE Social Chairman GENEVA PAYNE The Spanish Club has always held an important place in the school activities. To be a member a student must have had two years of Spanish or be an enrolled student of a Spanish class. Although the club hasn't been so active as in other years, it has accomplished many things. The first semester the club was under the direction of Miss McCready. Under her direction the club gave a luncheon for the teachers and students of the school. The club also held a candy sale at one of the football games. During the second semester, with Miss Sullivan as adviser, the club held several pie sales, but the outstanding accomplishment of the year was a grand assembly held early in May. Mr. White, as radio announcer of the Mexican station XEMO, described a thrilling bull fight. Gregrey Malofy also starred, along with other members of the club. S The proceeds of the assembly will go to finance a party which will wind up the year for the club. Hasta Luegol PAGE TWENTY-FIVE ALZZBJ'

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X .4 E . GERMAN CLUB President ---- ERNEST SIEMENS Vice President and Social Chairman - GRACE WEYAND Secretalry-Treasurer , - LI-INORA KIRSCHENMANN The German Club is one of the largest in school. Its purpose, of course, is to stimulate interest inthe language, to make class work more interesting and to bring together informally those who have German as a common interest. Under the sponsorship of Miss Finck much has been accomplished in this direction. During the meetings the members try to converse in German. At the conclusion of the business meeting they sing such favorite German songs as Die Lorelei, Du Du Liebst mir im Herzen, and Ta.nnenbaurn. A highlight of the year was a very enjoyable party held during the first emester. To intensify the German atmosphere, the refreshments were sauer kraut, wieners and buns-with pie as dessert. A standing committee of five members arranges for different activities and provides the games and refreshments for the parties. The club had many good times together and considered it a happy S and worthwhile year. PAGE TWENTY-FOUR l

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6 lim. SEQUOIA HI-Y CLUB OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester MYRON JANZEN President MYRON JANZEN EVERETT WIEDMANN Vice President LEWIS EDWARDS RICHABD GRIBBLE Secretary RICHABD GBIBBLE JOHNNY GAEDE Treasurer TOMMY DORRIS GARNET REILY Bmmceo- GAKNET REILY The Hi-Y is a branch of the Y. M. C. A. organized for high school boys. The membership consists of all four classes Whose members have been accepted into the organization, and who try to uphold the standards and ideals of the club. On January 18 the Sequoia and Senior groups went on a snow trip to Greenhorn. Several of the members also attended a conference at Whittier, and on March 12 the Sequoia Hi-Y joined with the Senior Club and took second place in the county basketball tournament held in Bakers- Held. About half of the club journeyed to Hanford for the annual Older Boys Conference, where they played basket ball as a representative for Kern County. A boy-and-girl social was held at the river which was greatly enjoyed by all who attended. The members of the organization wish to express their thanks to Mr. White, the club adviser, for his efforts and patience which went far in making their year a successful one. PAGE TWENTY-SIX