Shafter High School - Laurion Yearbook (Shafter, CA)

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FIRST ROW, left to right: Donald Enns, Ray Grumbles, Delbert Black, David Friedley, Mitchell Galbraith, Bill Blattenberg, Doyle Dunham, lack Kelly, Alma Badgett. SECOND ROW: Leroy Groves, Ivan Bartel, Henry Beach, Benny Giesbrecht, Stanley Buller. THIRD ROW: Evelyn Cheatwood, Goldie Gipson, Barbara Becker, Virginia Carter, Kay Crawford, Lupe Casillas, Angie Araiza, iosephine Aguilar, Frankie Guenther, Cruz Franco, Patsy Colvard. FOURTH ROW: Vllesley Brown, Bertram Fuller, Kenneth Cooper, Richard Fletcher, Avis Craft, Maxine Cooper, Naomi Bryant, Ieunne Gorsching, Vivian Handel, Barbara Bigler, Patsy Davis, Ioyce Bell, Iohnny Ruth Branch, Ioyce Gallaher, Mary Cunningham. FIFTH ROW: Vernon Edwards, lim Cody, Walter Bergen, Bobby Baze, Eugene Coody, Luther Bagby, lack Bayless, Dean Flaming, Steve Ashmore. let! Ashmore, Russell Grisso, Doyle Amos, Paul Cato. CLASS OF '51 As usual the bewildered frosh were so busy adjusting themselves to the ways of Shatter High School that they had little opportunity to sponsor activities. The freshman chose as their first semester officers: president, Richard Fletcherp vice president, Bob Bazeg secretary-treasurer, Vivian Handel: yell leader, Marjorie Lilesg social chairman, Paul Cato. The officers for the second semester were: president, Richard Fletcher: vice president, l. C. Warnekeg secretary, Vivian l-landelg social chairman, Vernon Edwards: yell leader, Larry Barnett. The freshman initiation by the sophomores was conducted during an all school assembly instead of at a party as formerly. ln addition to the usual pie eating and balloon breaking stunts, the freshmen revealed the musical talent among their members. ln the evening they were guests of the sophomores at a dance in the gym, turning out lOO per cent to begin their social careers as high school students. The freshman social calendar is ended by the return party given by them for the sophomores. The freshman advisor this year was Mr. Edwin Delvlello. RICHARD FLETCHER Class President

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