Shafter High School - Laurion Yearbook (Shafter, CA)

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HOME ECONOMICS CLUB HOLDS FORTH ON THE UHOMEMAKERS HOUR 114 ll! Sitting: Betty Whitecotton, jean Bartel, joyce Fender, Ferrlene Parker, Helen Mouser, Helen K'a:sen. Kneeling: lean Gaede, Dorothy Lamas, Morine Beach, Lois West, Frances Rose, Opal Brown, Marily Stewart, Ruby Brown, Standing: Opal Evans, Betty Graves, Betty Lou jackson, Phyllis Blizard, Ellmetia Cates, Mary Rice, Letha Glenn, Helen Cho, Elizabeth Daniels, Loraine Rice. Helen Mouser, President: Bessie Thomas, Treasurer. Ferrelene Parker, Social Chairman, Opal Evans, Sec- retary: Helen Klassen, Vice President. The Homemakers' Hour on station SHSL goes on the a.r when the Home Economics Club meets, usually during activity period on Wednesday :nd occasionally in the evening at one of the members' home. A really enthusiastic group beganearly in the year, under the advice of Mrs, Dawe, by raising money for the Red Cross. Daily sales at noon of big red. apples brought a nice profit and later a sale of clever hair ribbons and bows, ma 'e by the girls, added to the fund. During the second semester activities declined with the absence oi Mrs. Dawe, but the enterpris- ing nature of the members kept the club alive amd gives it promise of.bigger and better things next year. The dominance of Freshmen members, who wer: also the most active, insures a nucleus to start the group again. R

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Sittngg Princess Marjorie Olson, Privess Mnv Lou Qwin, Pr.nccss Nadalene Alexander, Princess Gerene Hatcher. Standing: Maidfof-honor Esther Crurnbies, Queen Betty Wells, THE QUEEN AND HER COURT iii V g .Q- A p:u5e far refreshment in front of the Hula Hut Shafter swains dance with their best girls to music of Bob Sisson.

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V OVER SHSL lT'S THE BLUE AND C-OLD LUNCH CLUB Over SHSL it's the Blue and C-old Lunch Club. Although newly formed this year, these girls are probably the most indespensible group at Shatter High School since it is they who prepare and serve our lunches. Made up of the advanced homemaking studen 's and some volunteer helpers the club also served the mid-term Senior banquet, and annual football banquet and the Father and Son banquet, sponsored by the FFA. The Blue and Cold Lunch Hour was one eagerly anticipated be- cause they lived upto the motto: The way to a man's heart is through his stomach. Bottom row: Foneta Pope, Morine Beach, Lois West, Roxie Scaggs, lean Schreiner. Second row: Margaret Kattenhorn, Vir- gil, Bartel, loan Ellis. Top row: Barbara Summerford, Ollie Scaggs, Letha Glenn, Ioyce West, Helen Mouser, Helen Cho, Elizabeth Daniels, Mamie Rains, Margaret Coertzen, Mrs. johnson, Opal Brown. This happy rio, Treasurer Margaret Goertzen, Sec- Hungry customers await their turn. retary Margaret Kattenhorn, and President Elizabeth Daniels, led the lunchroom crew. C