Shafter High School - Laurion Yearbook (Shafter, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 50 of the 1934 volume:

TI-IE LQURION 1 9 3 4 Volume IV PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF SHAFTER HIGH SCHOOL SHAFTER, CALIFORNIA MQW lj 1' JW Ji fi . 1,,' ' i .sf ,- I FOREWORD A Music and poelry are buf beauriful inferprefafions of life. We are hoping fhal This l934 LAURION will be a beauiiful inferprefaiion of school memories for you. Throughour rhis boolc you will find various shades and fones, some forming maior chords, orhers forming minor chords. As 'rhe lasf page is furned, may The LAURION be for you a symphony of golden memories. I if A iw! yi J 'v.,'f ' , ' K? Lf Jw Q 3 7 . XX' .X K ' X X . NNN -1..- - x ., ,. ,lg X WJ X W s J 'x V x Q Wfxi K wifi' xt , fb! 0 X , Y f AN EMORIAM A f . , X' If L' 1-1!-V .1 1 :E Mr. Roy Dreisbach W 121 xr X3 5, .Q Q' x LM: ? ,J . , ww Q -6 I' , W 'X f , Q K ,- 1' ,ff t Q 'X f if at I ,Xl X K KL i X' 1 ,5 V X ' xy kt W. X I' L3 7,3 ' 1 x, gf x - f xi 81 1 1 X , Yay, if fi, 2ff2,,A 1' ,fy v U ' i 113 I? , x Ula MW KVM gf.. iv f ffw The siudenis of Shaffer High School dedicafe 'lhis I934 ediiion of 'rhe LAUR- ION To Mr. EJ. Peery, princi- pal, Through whose sincere effori and leadership There are being molded ideals and fradiiions for Shaffer High School. Music has blended well school and communily infer- esis, llwrougll 'flue eflorl of Mr. Gales, 'ro whom we are dedicaiing 'rlwis LAURION. ln scliool circles, in cl'1urcl'1 gallfierings, and in social func- iions are fell +l1e earnesl' and undersfanding eflorfs of one who appreciales The idealism and beauly of music. THE LAURION 1934 ADMINISTRATION E. J. PEERY-Principal Sociology, Civics, PubIic Spealdng STANFORD U. S. C., A. B., M.A. HERIVIAN A. SPINDT PAUL VANDEREIKE Superinhendenf Assis+an+ Superinfendenf BOARD OF TRUSTEES JUDGE T. N. HARVEY A, D. M. OS-BORNE W. B. RCBB I-I. D. WEST M. J. DAVIS 44 6 an . ,fi if!! THE LAURION 1934 M iv E 5 54- '3- s S . .oy M f 4 P. L. Arnold Frasquifa Sullivan Frank F. Laffa Sally Rufh Kofahl Glenn O. Nay 'iii-, 5 -, '-fig ,if -- W .,, , ,,., Helen Habichf James V. Wilson P. L. ARNOLD ' Sfenog ra phy, Typing, Boclclceeping. Commerce. Universify of Soufh Dalcofa, A. B. Universify of Soufhern California, FRASQUITA SULLIVAN English, Spanish, Physical Educafion. Universify of California, A. B., M. A. FRANK F. LATTA Ship, Farm Mechanics Sanfa Barbara Sfafe. U niversify of California. SALLY RUTH KOFAHL German, English. Biology, Music. Sfanlord, B. A., M. A. ' ' ii- ' ' M Q . :E X EN J' 9' ,Y - SKF Tw Dorothy Rose Whifford Robert L. Gales FACULTY GLENN O. NAY Agriculfure. Purdue Universify, Universify of California, B. S. HELEN HABICHT Arf, Home Economics. Universify of Washinqfon, A. B. Soufhern California. San Jose Sfafe College. JAMES V. WILSON Mafhemafics. Chemisfry, Afhlefics. Soufhern California. B, S. DOROTHY ROSE WHITFORD Dramafics, Ancienf l-lisfory, English, Mafhemafics. Universify of Redlands, A. B. Universify of California. ROBERT L. GATES l-lisfory, Music, Afhlefics. Soufhern California, A. B. Des Moines Universify. cc 7 DP THE LAURION 1934 Memories, memories, A+ our Shaffer I-lighg Slrolling o'er The campus green, We whiled 'rhe wailing hours. Freshman days, sophomore days, Have so quickly passed, Junior days have come and gone And senior Clays are lasl. Memories, memories, A+ lhe Shaffer l-ligh, We love you loclay, We love you always- Our friends af our Shafler High. CLHSSES THE LAURIQN 1934 OUR GREAT FOUR-YEAR SYMPHONY Now, having reached The posTlude OT our TourTh year, we, The senior class, proudly look back upon The Tour years during which we all co-op- eraTed and worked TogeTher in harmony as a well organized orchesTra. We seT ourselves in posiTion Tor a grand prelude by displaying splendid sporTsmanship. In I93l our year was a TuneTul blending oT work and play. We were learning To play our parTs. The year I93l, our symphony became gay as we held an iniTiaTion parTy in honor oT The Treshmen. The volume increased in I933 as we cheered our TooTball heroes on. TT was during This year, also, ThaT many new Tellow members ioined us. This year, our TourTh year, we realize we have reached The lasT meas- ures oT our symphony. IT was This year ThaT we relucTanTly losT one oT our besT Tellow players, Blynn ScoTT. So Tar, we have been under The direcTion oT our leaders each year, buT now we each musT choose which parT we wish To Take in The greaT symphonies ThaT lie beTore us. TogeTher, we reached The Tinale OT our TirsT greaT symphony, and To- geTher, in spiriT, we shall sTrive To compleTe successTully many more. We hope To have The world applaud and be proud oT us. Over his keys The musing organisT, Beginning doubTTully and Tar away, FirsT leTs his Tingers wander as They lisT, And builds a bridge Trom Dreamland Tor his layq Then, as The Touch oT his loved insTrumenT Gives hope and Tervor, nearer draws his Theme, FirsT guessed by TainT auroral Tlushes senT Along The wavering visTa oT his dream. Now is The high-Tide oT The year, And whaTever oT liTe haTh ebbed away Comes Tlooding back wiTh a ripply cheer, lnTo every bare inleT and creek and bay: Now The hearT is so Tull ThaT a drop overTills iT, We are happy now because God wills iT, No maTTer how barren The parT may have been, 'Tis enough Tor us now ThaT The leaves are green. 44 T02 RICHARD ARNOLD Dick Entered 3, World Friendshio Club 3, 4, LAURION Staff 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, Cardinal Staff 4, HI-Y 3, 4, Student Body Program Chairman 3, Class Vice-Pres. 3, s Club 4, Glee club 4, Pres. 4, Football 3, 4, Queen Esther 3, Joseph 4, Der Deutsche Verein 4, Dramat- ics Club 4, Red-l-leaded Step-Child 4. JOE ENGLE Engle F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres, 4, I-ll-Y 2, 3, 4, Athletic Mgr. 31 Pres. 4, S Club 2, 3, 4, World Friendship Club 3, 4, Orchestra l, 3, 4, Judging Team 3, Football I, Z, 3, 4, Basketball i, 2, Track 3, 4, Tennis 4, Boys' Glee Club I, 2. EDNA BENDER Eddie ALVIN EPP Von Der Deutsche Verein 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, S Club I, 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, Drarnatics Club 4, Track 3, Baseball 3, Oratorical 3, F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4. DONAI D CI-IRISTENSEN Christy World Friendship Club l, Z, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Sargeant-ah Arms 4, S Club Z, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, Track I, KATI-I RIEN GOERTZEN Kat Girls' Letter Club 3, 4, World Friendship Club 3, 4, Cardinal Staff 4. 1 CHANNING CRANDALL Rough House THELAURlON 1934 fell vga. J 1 , rs 'A - .exp . . as-.r. , '- Ls ,. , , d. 4 I Q ss f f 3 'A Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, World Friendship Club I, 2, Music Club 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, S Club, Q - I A OPAL GUTI-IRIE -, sleepy 4 . . I Entered 4, World Friendship Club 4, Dramatics Club 4, -' I rx A -:' ' LAURION Staff 4. ,V I ' . - , I - lg ROLLIN DARGATZ l ' 3, , I Red . ' Q F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4, World Friendship ciu 0 ' , ,5 A Ma! Glee Club 3, Chorus 3, Orchestra I, 2, , , Que ,, ,iw I Esther 3, Tennis 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Bask all . I L OBERN HAMILTON HS-.I Entered 4, Track 4, Basketball 4. ELIZABETH EMERALD ..L- I. Enteredulg, World Friendship Club 3, 4, LAURION Staff 4. EUGENE I-IANES Gene Entered 4, Track 4. alla: 3 ll V' THELAUBTON lfainx olfaws 1934 on BEULAI-I ENGLE I-IARE Cyclone Enlered 4, World Friendship Club 45 Dramalics Club 43 LAURION Slalf 4. GORDON LINDOUIST Hof Shol Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Boys' Leller Club 43 World Friendship Club 41 Boys' Glee Club 4, Boys' Alhlefic Mgr.4gDeba1- ing 47 Foolball Mgr. 3, 4: Tennis 3, 41 Track I, Z, 3, 4, Baseball 3. NA EIN Pee Wee Girls' Leller Club 4: World Friendship Club lg Girls' Glee Club 3, 43 Treas. 43 LAURION Sfaff 4, Cardinal Staff 47 Queen Esther 3. Tl-I MCCOY Gander Girls' Leller Club 4, World Friendship Club 45 Debaling 45 LAURION Slalf 47 Cardinal Slaff 4. ALVINA I-IILDEBRAND Vinie Music Club 43 Der Deulsche Verein 47 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3 43 Girls' Leller Club 3, 45 Sluden? Body Secrelary 3a and 4, Class Secrefary I, 2, 43 LAURION Staff 3, 43 Edifor 41 Queen Eslher 3, Joseph 4: Cardinal Sfaff 4. DAPI-INE MCKINLEY Daph Music Club 4g Girls' Leller Club 3, 45 Pres. 45 World Friendship Club l, Z, 3, 43 Drarnalics Club 43 Social Chairman 45 Girls' Glee Club 2, 33 Girls' Alhlelic Mgr. 3Bp Social Chairman 45 LAURION Slaff 3, 4, Cardinal Slaff 45 Class Treasurer 25 Orchesfra I, 2, Queen ESA 1her 3. X RALPH JANZEN HTUHYU Der Deulsche Verein 4: S Club l, Z, 3, 43 Boys' Alhlelic Mgr. 35 LAURION Slalf 4, Orcheslra l, 2, 43 Foolball I, 2, 3, 4, Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, TRUMAN McNEELY Preacher FRANK JOHNSON Frankie Music Club 43 Der Deulsche Verein 41l'li-Y Club 2, 3, 4: S Club I, 2, 3, 41 Sec. 4, World Friendship Club 2, 3, 47 Boys' Glee Club 3, 45 Debalinq 4: LAURION Sfaff 3, 43 Orcheslra I, Z, 4: Queen Es?her 31 Joseph 45 Foofball I, 2, 3, 43 Baskelball I, Z, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 23 Tennis 45 Oralorical 4. VIRGINIA MEADOWS Ginger World Friendship Club l, 2, 3, 43 Pres. 3, LAURION Slaff 3, 43 Assf. Edilor 33 Cardinal Slaff 43 Sludenl Body Scribe 2Bg Sludenl Body Treasurer 37 Class Treas- urer 3: Class Presidenl' Ig Girls' Lerler Club 4. LA RUE LIVERS Rue World Friendship Club I, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 3, 43 LAURION Sfafl 3, 45 Class Vice-Pres. Z: Orchesfra I, 31 Queen Es'rher 3, Joseph 4. 44 I2:a IDA METTLER Met EMMA SCI-INAIDT Schnitz Girls' Letter Club 3, 41 World Friendship Club 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 21 Student Body Treas. 41 Drarnatics Club 41 LAURION Staff 3, 45 Cardinal Staff 2, 41 glasrstflrgas. I1 Red-Headed Step-Child 41 Honor rig . ALDINE MYRICK NDSBYIII Girls' Letter Club 3, 41 Sec.-Treas. 41 World Friend' ship Club 31 Dramatics Club 41 LAURION Staff 3, 41 Cardinal Staff 41 Class Treasurer 4. LENA SHULTZ Leitch Der Deutsche Verein 41 Girls' Letter Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 41 Girls' C-If-D Club 3 4' G5 s' Athletic Mgr. 3A, 41 Joseph 41 LAURION Staff 4. RAYMOND NEUFELD ..Ray.t Student Body Pres. 4A-4B1 Class Pres. 3, 41 Debating 3, LAURION sfsff Bus. Mgr. 4, S club 2, 3, 4, :Y-cf-Pres. 41 Football I, 2, 3, 41 Track 3, 41 Baseball EVELYN UNRIJI-I HEVEYI. Music Club 41 Der Deutsche Verein 41 Dramatics Club 41 Girls' Letter Club 3, 41 World Friendship Club 3, 41 Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 41 LAURION Staff 41 Joseph 41 Queen Esther 31 Red'Heacled Step-Child 4. PERRY POTTER Potts Orchestra I, 21 Class Vice-Pres. 41 Student Body Vice- Pres. 41 Student Body Program Chairman 41 S Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 41 Debating 3, 41 Oratorical Contest 3, 41 Football I, 2, 3, 41 Basketball I, 2, 3, 41 Baseball I, 2, 3, 41 Track 3, 41 LAURION Staff 4, Ass't Bus. :Agn 41 Dramalics Club 41 Red-Headed Step-Child GRACE UNRUH Gracie Entered 31 LAURION Statt 4. VELMA RIGI-ITMIRE Sis Music Club 41 Girls' Letter Club 3, 41 World Friend- ship Club 3, 41 Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 41 LAURION glafilb 41 Queen Esther 31 Joseph 41 Dramatics U . HAROLD VAN GORKOM Corky Entered 31 World Friendship Club 3, 41 LAURION Stat? 41 Hi-Y 41 Yell Leader 4B1 Boys' Glee Club 3, 41 Queen Estltieg' 31 Joseph 41 F.F.A. 31 Orchestra 3, 41 Basket- a . 44l3:: THE LAURION 1934 I I i 1 'Jw' I I I 'Ju X ,I - I THELAURIQN 1934 IUNIORS And behold The iunior class, gradually crescendoing in The melody oT Their high school career. Though The song oT Their high school liTe has someTimes slurred Trom The heighTs OT glory To The vales oT sadness, Tor The pasT year They have gaily warbled above The Treble cleT as upper classmen. They have conTribuTed sopranos, alTos, Tenors, and basses To The greaT chord oT school liTe and have sTeadily held a whole noTe, several halT-noTes, and a good many quarTer-noTes in The TooTball, basl4eTball and debaTing masTerpieces composed by ShaTTer High School. In order To pay Tor The iunior-senior bangueT They secured The services oT Colonel Grant who, in his own inimiTable way, provided The sTudenT body wiTh a Tull hour's enioymenT crammed Tull oT Tun. The iunior-senior banqueT came as a grand Tinale To The greaT symphony oT Their iunior year. SOPHOMORES NoT unTil The Treshman and sophomore brawl was won by The laTTer did The upperclassmen deem iT a class worThy oT special noTice. ShorTly aTTer The brawl, a rousing good Time was shown The Treshmen aT The usual parTy. WiTh a group oT sTudenTs, who abound in pep and school spiriTs, our class was able To Talce The prize Tor The TirsT TiclceT selling conTesT oT The year. Also, our class emerged Trom The carnival wiTh a greaTer proTiT Than ThaT oT any oTher. All Through The year, members oT our group have Taken acTive parT in pracTically every sporT and in all The greaT evenTs. The class OT '36 Teels sTrongly graTeTul To iTs class advisers, Miss KoTahl and Mr. Nay, Tor whaT success iT has gained, and we exTend wishes oT luclc and happines To The coming class oT '37, The class oTTicers are: Waldo Unruh, presidenTg Irene Wilson, vice-pres.: EdiTh Sly, secreTary1 and Will- ene Camp, Treasurer. FRESHMEN l-lardly a year ago, we Treshmen enTered This school, a new addiTion To The sTudenT body, unused To sTudying, buT dedicaTed To The proposiTion ThaT all men may learn if They Try. ATTer accepTing an iniTiaTion Trom The sophomores, we were royally enTerTained aT a parTy which was greaTly enioyed by all who parTicipaTed. We Teel ThaT we have Taken an acTive parT in all aThleTics, plays, and social evenTs. One of The evenTs considered The mosT successTul was The slcaTing parTy, given near The beginning oT school. We wish To Thanlc our class advisers, Miss Sullivan and Mr. GaTes, Tor Their ouTsTanding co-operaTion ThroughouT This TirsT year. OTTicers: ErnesT NeuTeld, preside-nTg Rosie Unruh, secreTaryg Richard l-leTz, Treasurer. 44 l4:r THELAURUDN 4cI5:: 1934 THE LAURION 1934 PIPPA PASSES The year's aT The spring And day's aT The morng Morning's aT seveng The hill-side's dew-pearledp The Tark's on The wing: The snail's on The Thorn: God's in his heaven- All's righT wiTh The world! 647' X XXXL ! ggi, V A V ' 4 v x ,, 1X Sn HCTIVITIES THE LAURION 1934 EXECUTIVE STAFF The execuTive sTaTT has enioyed a busy buT successTul year. Many plans were carried ouT Tor helping The Tinancial program oT The school acTiviTies. In The Tall The carnival was puT on and meT wiTh greaT applause. The Halloween parTy was anoTher acTiviTy very much enioyed by The whole sTudenT body. MeeTings were held nearly every weelc in 'which The problems oT The school were discussed and acTed upon. WiTh The eTFicienT help oT our adviser, Mr. Peery, we have Tried To sTimulaTe school leadership on a high basis. O F F I C E R S RAY NEUFELD ..,.,.,.. ,.,. ,.,.. P Y 1.-Side-n+ .... ......,.,.,..,., RAY NEUFELD PERRY POTTER .,.,.. .. .. .,.,., ..viCe.Pfe.iden+ ...., ..,..,,.....,.,.,... . .PERRY POTTER ALVINA HILDEBRAND. ... EMMA SCH NATDT ..... ,,,, DAPHNE MEKINLEY ,,,,, , .. Se-creTary.. .........,.Treasurer. .......Social Chairman. ALVINA HILDEBRAND . EMMA SCHNAIDT . UVENONA STONE PERRY POTTER ,,,, .. ,.,,,,, ..,, P rogram Chairrnanw.. ...... .... PERRY POTTER LENA SCT-TULTZ. .. .,,, .. ..Girls' AThleTic Chairman. ...... .......... . LENA SCHULTZ ALBERT PETERS. . ...,. .. ...Boys' AThleTic Manager ..,,,,, ...GORDON LINDOUIST HAROLD VAN GORKOM .,........... Yell Leader ......, . HAROLD VAN GORKOM ALVINA l-TTLDEBRAND ....... ............ A nnual EdiTor ......... ......... A LVINA HTLDEBRAND RAY NEUFELD .......... ,.,,..... .,,..... S e nior PresidenT ........ .. .... ...... R AY NEUFELD ALLEN BARTEL. ......... ,,.......... J unior PresidenT .,........... ........,,... A LLEN BARTEL WALDO UNRUH ...... . ERNEST NEUFELD .......... ELMER J. PEERY .. ...Sophomore President. Freshman Presidenf .... .. Adviser 44I8:b .. .... WALDO UNRUH ERNEST NEUFELD ........ELMER J. PEERY THE LAURION 1934 ii if .i 3 H 3 LAURION STAFF MEMBERS Annual Edi'ror: Alvina Hildebrand: Annual Adviser: Miss Whilfordq Annual Business Manager: Ray Neufeld: Sludenl Body President Ray Neufeld: Srudenr Body Adviser: Mr. Peery. Junior Assisranl' Edirorsz Susie Penner, Annabel Wedge. Business: Mr. Arnold, Business Adviser: Ray Neufeld, Business Man- ager: Perry PoH'er, Associale Business Manager: Alberr Pelers, Junior Assisfani Manager. Calendar: La Rue Livers, Venona Slone. Jokes: Rulh McCoy, Elizabelh Epp, Velma Righlmire, Beulah l-lare. Typisfs: Anna Bender, Lena Schullz, Maxine Barfon, Emma Schnaidl, Grace Unruh, Margarel Koehn, Elizabelh Emerald, Lena l-lein. Sporfsr Frank Johnson, Richard Arnold, Daphne McKinley, Aldine Myriclc. Class Wrife-ups: Virginia Meadows, Lois Van Gorlcom, Evelyn Unruh. Mounfing Snaps: Opal Gulhrie, Lenora Kirschenmann. C4 I9:x THE LAURION 1934 THE DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC Affer such a successful year of music in 1933, fhe music deparfmenf of fhe Shaffer High School confinued wifh renewed vigor ifs proiecfs in I934 under fhe apf leadership of lvlr. Safes. The Boys' Glee Club has made many appearances which have all been hearfily applauded. They have sung af P. T. A., af fhe Women's Club, Teachers' lnsfifufe, and also offered fwo numbers befween acfs of fhe icnool play, The Red-l-leaded Sfep-child , which was presenfed in fhe a . The orchesfra, composed of fwenfy-one pieces and direcfed by Mr. Safes, has also had a profifable year. They have accompanied fhe Boys' Glee Club pracfically everywhere and have given pleasing aid fo all of fhe programs which have been launched. When if was decided fo puf on again anofher canfafa, fhe boys and girls immediafely ioined forces as fhe combined chorus and puf forfh fheir earnesf efforfs. The sfory chosen was Joseph , which followed closely fhe Biblical accounf. The casf included: Donald Suydam-Joseph: Lois Van Gorkom-Joseph's sisferq l-larold Van Gorkom-Jacob: Richard l-lefz-Reubanq Waldo Unruh-Judah, Grace Weyand-Princess: Rosie Unruh-Angel: Richard Arnold-King, Evelyn Unruh-Queen. All parfs were very well played, and everyone worked hard fo fhe very end fo make if successful. As a resulf if was accounfed as good if nof beffer fhan lasf year's. During fhe period preceding fhe presenfafion of Joseph , all fhree deparfmenfs of music puf on various parfs of fhe canfafa in programs abouf fhe communify. The firsf of fhese was a program given af fhe Bapfisf church on Sunday nighf, and a similar program was presenfed af fhe Mennonife church fhe following Sunday. The fhree deparfmenfs fook parf in fhe Musical Fesfival af Wasco. They gave an Easfer Sunrise Service for fhe communify. This was a new fhing here, buf was well re- ceived. All who heard fhese selecfions declared fhe sample was so good fhey would surely hear fhe resf. The affendance was epoch making. A frumpef ocfeffe was formed under fhe leadership of Allen Barfel. lf was composd of Allen Barfel, Mike Janzen, Waldo Unruh, Richard l-lefz, Johnny Penner, Louis Edwards, and Arnof Annis. This new proiecf was ample compensafion for fhe loss of The Girls' Trio, broken by graduafion. As a grand finale, fhe deparfmenf gave numbers af baccalaureafe and graduafion. Though all members have given fheir besf whenever called upon, fhey could nof have had such a happy and prosperous year wifhouf fhe capable direcfion of fheir leader, lvlr. Safes, fo whom fhe sfudenf body exfends ifs sincere admirafion. 44 20 as THE LAURION 1934 THE LAURION 1934 . N 44 22 nb 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 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 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 THE LAURION 1934 44 26 an World Friendship Club OFFICERS WI LLENE CAM P Presideni AN NABEL WEDGE Secretary-Treasurer VENONA STON E Social Chairman MISS SULLIVAN Adviser Drcrmatics Club OFFICERS MAXINE BARTON Presidenf EMMA SCI-INAIDT Sec reia ry-Tree su ref DAPI-INE MCKINLEY Social Chairman MISS WI-IITFORD MR. ARNOLD Advisers German Club Die Deufsche Verein OFFICERS ALLEN BARTEL Presiden? - ERNEST SIEMONS Vice-President OLIVE BRECKEN RIDGE IV Secretary MISS KOFAI-IL Adviser N rx Swfvcfy THE LAURIQN x f mm H 1934 wwf Q i 4 j r 5 T if lg ? P 'W' Q f 55 ' - ,. E , 5 . 3 ' Y -3 ..' Affi- 1 , . 4. , - Kihx Kong Quauiei To s A Our 44 27 an THE LAURION 1934 ALMA MATER SONG Onward, we march Jrogefher, Failhful may we ever beg No fhoughi' of lime or wealher, l-learfs filled wifh hope and ecslasyg Brave-ly we'll fighf our bailles, Happily we'll meef success, Buf fhe lhinq for which we slriye, ls honor for Shaffer l-liqh. Rah! Rah! Rahl Three cheers for Shafier Voices ring. Rah! Rah! Rah! Jusl see her colors ily, While we sing: Forward march, lef Jrhis our mo++o be- Vicfory. Through all kinds of wealher, We will iog along logefher, True and loyal +o Shaffer l-ligh. l-ligh Q ' G 4!'7pf f L' 71 4 f Ui SPORTS THELAURUDN 1934 FOOTBALL The TirsT IQ33 TooTball pracTice aT ShaTTer saw a record TurnouT. There were, alTogeTher, Three Teams. The TirsT was composed enTirely oT experienced men, and, on The second There were several who had played previously. EighT OT The TirsT Team were leTTermen, all buT Two OT whom had won The iniTial in TooTball. Coach Wilson began immediaTely To drill The squad, Torming iT inTo a uniT desTined To win Tor The second consecuTive year The championship oT The Sierra League. The Cardinals were sTrongly repre- senTed on -The all-counTy Team by PoTTer aT Taclcle, Janzen aT guard, Engle aT cenTer, and NeuTeld aT Tullbaclc. This was The Third year on The honorary squad Tor Engle, NeuTeld, and Janzen. PoTTer won The much deserved place in his senior year. A change in The LeTTer Club consTi- TuTion enabled The TourTeen men wiTh The highesT number OT poinTs on The championship Team To be awarded leTTers. Those who received The awards were Janzen, NeuTeld, PoTTer, Johnson, if Engle, ChrisTensen, Annis, and PeTers- COACH wuLsoN old members, and Arnold, Crandall, Thomas, BarTel, LiTTleTield, and Lind- quisT-new members. 44 30 an THE LAURION 1934 THE LAURION 1934 J J I -J 44 32 an THE LAURION 1934 QQQHMM X3 VXK 44 33 an MW THELAURION 1934 'IHBASKETBALL Again we see fhe baskefball season coming fo a close, and fhe varsify feam working ifs way fo fhe fop of 'rhe lisf. Coming ouf fhe firsf day for pracfice, Coach Safes found he had four of fhe lasf year's feam back again, and wifhouf hesifafion fook on and defeafed such cornpefifiors as Taff, Tulare, and Delano. Buf as every feam will go info a slump, fhe varsjfyhlosf fhe firsf fwo league games buf came ouf of if, defeafed WascoiSO-40, md found fhemselves second on fhe lisf. The varsify combinafion consisfecl of Capfain P. Poffer and Tuffy Janzen, forwards, lvl. Vofh, cenferg and D. Annis and A. Pefers, guards: and were subsfifufed by R. Neufeld and R. Dargafz. Tuffy Janzen, being fhe high poinf man for fhe varsify, was picked for fhe myfhical all-counfy five. 'BHBASKETBALL Wifh only eighf men ouf for fhe B feam, fheir chances looked hope- less. They wenf fhrough fhe firsf pracfice game in defeaf, buf fhe old Shaffer fighfing spirif was fhere, and under fhe excellenf coaching of Mr. G-afes, fhey wenf info fhe firsf league game defermined fo win and came ouf vicfors. Verlen Hughes, a fighfing guard, was injured in fhis game, which weakened fhe feam somewhaf. Replacing Wiedmann for l-lughes, fhey wenf on fhrough fhe season, and when fhe smoke cleared away, found fhemselves hanging on fhe second sfep in fhe league ladder. The B feam was composed of Ernesf Schulfz, Rafe Marfin, bofh high scorers af forwards, Waldo Unruh, a good pivof man af cenfer, and Capfain Johnson and Wiedmann, loofh good defense men af guards. From fhe Cardinal B feam, Ernesf Schulfz was picked for fhe all- counfy five. 'CHBASKETBALL Sfarfing fhe season wifh all new maferial, wifh fhe excepfion of Cap- fain Barfel, Coach Wilson developed a flashy Peewee feam which all fook second in fhe league. Barfel played his parf well in fhe pennanf race buf he could nof have done if wifhouf fhe help of Bob Coubrough as fhe ofher forward, Neu- feld, liffle cenfer, Mike Janzen, and Ralph Smifh, guards. Through brillianf playing and leading abilify, Barfel made fhe all- counfy feam. 44 34 ra THE LAURION 1934 44 35 an X2 Ji. -473 K 'X 'QQ 9' THE LAURION 1934 Cardinal Line-up Tuffy Janzen Elmer Laclwenmaier Allen Bariel Ray Neufeld Durward Annis Ernie Neufeld Perry Polier Ernie Sclwullz Jack Ferris Subs Smiilri Neuman Wiedmann R. Laclwenrnaic A+ ilwe 'rime 'rlwe LAURION goes io press, ilwe Cardinal diamond men, under Coach Wilson's iuielage, bid fair To give all comers a siiicl baiile ilwis season. An excelleni piiclwing siaif, made up of Ray Neufeld, E. Neu- Leld, and R. Smiilw, is supporied by a no less formidable group of lusiy a+ men. Because of ilwe cosi of liglwi mainienance, a small admission charge is +o be made for all games Jrhis summer. Cardinal Niglml'-Ball Schedule Tall, April 27-here. Maricopa. Noi' decidedflwere. Maricopa, No+dec1ded-ilwere. Meiliodisl Y Club. Noi decided--liere. 44 36 an THE LAURION 1934 S C L U B PresidenT ,,,,,,,,,, . ., ,,,,,,,, PERRY POTTER Treasurer ,,,,,,,, . . .ALVIN EPP ViceAPresidenT ..,,,.... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, R AY NEUFELD SergeanT-af-arm .. JOE ENGLE SecreTary ,,,,,,,,,,,, ..,. . ..FRANK JOHNSON Adviser . .. . MR. WILSON The Tennis schedule was somewhaT diTTerenT This year Than in The pre- vious years, due To The TacT ThaT There were seven members on The Team. The Cardinal Team was successTul in Taking Tive ouT oT TwenTy maTches, which were played aT The cliTTerenT schools. Coach GaTes Took The TirsT and second singles and The TirsT doubles To The counTy Tennis TournamenT which was held on April I, aT TaTT. The members oT The Team are: D. Annis, TirsT singles: TuTTy Janzen, second singles: R. Gribble, Third singles: J. Engle and R. DargaTz, TirsT doubles: A. BarTel and C. Newman, second doubles: F. Johnson and E. Devine, subsTiTuTes. TRACK Full inTormaTion on The Track Team cannoT be given beTore This goes To press because The annual Sierra League TracT and Tield meeT have noT been held as yeT. However, we can say ThaT ShaTTer has some good maTerial and will Take a possible Third in The meeT. Some oT The Teams which Coach Wilson has picked To make poinTs Tor The Cardinals are: ErnesT SchulTz, B pole vaulT: Waldo Unruh, B high jump: Frank Johnson, B dash: Donald Suydam, C dash: Bob Cou- brough, C pole vaulT: Gordon l.indguisT, A high iump: Raymond NeuTeld, 880-yard run: Perry PoTTer, A TooTball Throw. 44 37 bb THE LAURION 1934 GIRLS' SPORTS The girls' sporTs This year have been exceedingly good wiTh keen con'1peTiTion Trom all Tour classes. The seniors Took all honors in volley ball, and The Treshmen were vic:Torious in baslceTball. The oTher sporTs ThaT were played during The year were: CapTain ball, Tennis, baseball, and soccer. GIRLS' LETTER CLUB The Girls' l.eTTer Club oT This year proved To be one oT The school's mosT acTive clubs. The club enioyed a week-end Trip To The mounTains and anoTher aT The beach. Lena ShulTz had The highesT number oT poinTs oT The year, and a gold leTTer was awarded her by The club. The nexT highesT were Daphne lvlc- Kinley, Alvina Hildebrand, Ernrna SchnaidT, Evelyn Unruh, KaThrien GoerTzen. They received leTTers Trorn The sTudenT body. C4 38 an THE LAURIGN 1934 l GIRLS' LETTER CLUB Presidenl, ,,...,.,.,, ,,,,,,,, , DAPI-INE MCKINLEY Vice-Presidenl, ,,,,, , ,.,, LENA SHULTZ Secrelary-Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,..,.,,,,,,....,,,, ALDINE Iv1YRlCK GIRLS' LEAGUE One of The leading liigliliglils of lrlie Girls' League aclivilies of flue year was Ilwe annual banquel given December 20 al' Jrlie Legion I-Iall 'For Ine foolball squad in honor of Jrneir splendid year's worlc. GIRLS' LEAGUE OFFICERS PFSSICIGHI ,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,. . .VENONA STONE Secrefaryfreasurer ..,.,. VIRGINIA MEADOWS C4 39 an THELAURTON 1934 SEPTEMBER 8-9-Regisfraliori Days. School sfars. Learning again. l5-lnifiafion fopped off by big parfy. The 'mu freshmen are learning. -Frank DonafDufch Boy-Leclure and Dance. - 2I-Senior rneefing. Rings af lasl. 2LAiL.A. Counfy Fair af Pomona. Ag. feam 1 Q 'la receives more cups. 29f-Rally for Maricopa game-'lofs of Pep, 30-Maricopa gamef Our sguad sfill knows foolballf' OCTOBER b4L. T. Crlswell leefured and showed pic- lures on Alaska. Were all Alaska bound. 7-Foofball af Corcoran. Vicforious again. 9-Congressman Sfubbs fallcs4 We're on our way fo Congress. I3-McFarland foofball gamef We know our Foofballf' I 3--Carnival- Fun for all. l6fAssernbly-Rev. Mifchell speaks. l8fFoods class visifs Wasco Creamery al Wasco. ZO4Glrls' Leffer Club goes skafing- Why don'f fhey make fhe floor soffer? 25fFoods Class visifs Wasco Creamery af Ba kersfield-- Ofoh, fhose noodles, 28-Foolball game af Maricopa. 28-Halloween Parfyf Oh, fhe spooksf' NOVEMBER 3-Foofball af McFarland- Won again. lOfFoofball squad played Taff Lighfweighfs We losf 6-O. Can'f win all fhe fime. l3-Assembl -Tom Elliof falked on Inferna- Y fional Y. M. C. A. I7-Shaffer plays foofball af Wasco4 l-loorah. we won. 25fFinal foofball game af Delano- We 25-Dec, rnighf have won. 3iThanksgiving vacafionf So fhankful for Thansgivingf' DECEMBER 6YAssembly-J. F. Kirkpafrick leclured on Africa- Do we wanl fe go fo Africa? CIXLEPIDILR I2--Taff debaled here and we debafed af Delano. 20-Football banquef given by Girls' League - Those boys cerfainly can eaff' 22--Sfudenf Body Chrisfmas Dance- How 23-Jan. beaufiful fhe free was. 2fChrisfmas vacafionf Absolufe bliss. JANUARY 2f A baskefball fearn played af Delano score was I4-9' in favor of Shaffer Winning again. 4- A baskefball feam vs. Bakersfield. 6- B's and C's vs. Bakersfield in baskef- ball. lO-Pracfice game af Tulare in baskelball Sfarfing ouf righff' l2-Shaffer baskefball feams go fo Maricopa f Gof beaf. Too bad. l9-Sfudenf Body Play- Red Headed Sfep- Child. Big hif. I9-Baskefball fearns go fo Wasco. We're good sporfs, iusf fhe same. 26-Firsl' semesfer ended- Ouch. final grades. Second Semesfer 29'-Pay Assembly-Mr. l-lill showed picfures of fhe Soufh Sea. Oh, fhose fish. FEBRUARY lfAssernbly-J. C. sfring quarfeffe. 3-Musicale and Box Social af Womens Club. Wereri'f fhose eafs good? I4-Mofher and Son Banquef by Senior l-lifY Dedicalion of new building. Very nice. boys. l5-World Friendship Club Parfy- We're all Friends. Whaf happened fo fhe pies? lb-Freshmen Parfy- They had a good fimef' 23-German Club Parfyf Oh fhose prefze-ls. 264Mofion picfures by Mr. Cardiff of fhe Unifed Airlines in Bakersfield. Those planes are cerfainly large. MARCH lABoys' Lefler Club inifialions and award of leffers. They should make fhe paddles soffer. 2-3-4fl-li-Y Conference af Fresno. Those pine- apples were slippery, 9-Freshmen Class Parfy. e402 I7-I8f I9 THELAURTON 1934 CALENDAR Girls' l.eTTer Club made a Trip To Green- horri rriounTains, They know all 'boui The C. C. C. camp now. fffxssembly. Homer Chaulaiux spoke. He is STaTe Commander oT The American Legion. 20-Moving picTure, The Covered Wagonfl 29-30 shown by L. W. Hill. Spring vacaTionf SweeT peace. APRIL 3fRoss Wood lecTured, enlerlained and 4 showed picTures on Japan, His Tingers cerTainly can fly. -Home Economics Class gave a Tashion show aT The Wornen's Club. 5wChorus gave program aT McFarland. b They can sTiII sing. 4Senior HiAY had a weiner bake aT Kern River Park- All The boys Turned up wiTh girl friends. 6-Annual Hicks Day- PleriTy oT Hicks. 6 8 ASequoia Hi-Y had a weiner roasT al JasTro Park. --Combined Musical OrganizaTion gave a program al The BapTisT church- JusT a Tew mislakesf' 9ffRedlands Men's Glee Club gave a pro- gram- lT I can be by her side. I7-Assembly. J. E. ArmsTrong, presidenT oT The ArrnsTrong Business College spoke. GreaT irispiraTion. I7--Group picTures Tor The Annual- We I9-20-2 I Tried To look our besT. fDavis Dairy ProiecTs Judging Trip, ac- companied by Glenn O. Nay. 2I-Sierra League Track MeeT aT Delano. 27- 4-5-- The boys did Their besT, VisiTing Day aT Wasco High School. The Trumpels were good. MAY Sacred CanTaTa. Joseph and His Brelh- ren in cosfurne by Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs. IT was a big hit. 8fNighT ball sTarTs aT ShaTTer High School ll-Girls' LeTTer Club made Trip To Pismo Oh, Those waves. I8-ShaTTer High School visiTing day. 254 ShaTTer High School enTerTainmenT aT Grammar School AudiToriurn. Very good. JUNE 34Seriior Girls' breakTasT by TaculTy wives Charming, 3fl3accalaureaTe services. 6fJ unior-Senior banquet 9AGraduaTionf Now we y-X X , 444I D5 are ready for someThing else. The following clonors have macle possible lhis I934 LAURION: CAMP - WEST - LOWE GINNING COMPANY, INC. ,ws 1 , . . K ., 5 SHAFTER - ROSEDALE - WASCO - McFARLAND To you who are graclualing, we wish lo olller congralulalions, and wish you success in your chosen walk of life. lvlalce The mosl of your school days, They are among your besf. E: -----..-..-..-..-..-..-..- - -.......-..-.f-.-.-..--.---- -..-..-----.- -..-..-. :D 44 42 an l G 11mg 1T111gi111111111111 lulllvlnvninli E CongraJruIaIions and Besf Wishes Io YOU GRADUATES b THANKS FOR YOUR PAST BUSINESS NOW you're sfarfing out Iceep a SIIIZI upper Iip and remember TI-IE FIRST HUNDRED YEARS ARE TI-IE WORST I SHAFTER MERCANTILE COMPANY SI-IAFTER, CALIF. T V'S CORNER T. V. LITTLE -------A- LOUIS WADE ---- - SI-IORTY ZIMMERMAN - - JOI-IN C. REILY - - - - MACHINE SI-IOP - - BLACKSMITI-I GAS-OILS-TIRES AUTO REPAIRING Complimenfs of D. O. MOO GINS SI-IAFTER RE RIO BRAVO 44 44 up E. I-lu1-nu-nu-xl-llvunine-u1nu1nu1In1nnu1nl1nu1nu1nu1 Iin-Ilu-Invnlinu-nnuxlliwn-snnvwu E I I JUST AVACATION SUGGESTION I , COOL OFF AT TI-IE SHAFTER DRUG STORE I E.B.STRINC-I-IAM I I I I ACLEAN FOUNTAIN AND REALLY GOOD DRINKS I I T Mr. Peery: I-Iow many people are Ihere in Ibis coUnIry? Gene: Er-rrrrrr- I T Mr. Peery: I-Iurry, every second you diIIydaIIy II1e number qrows Iarger. I i GRANT'S MARKET SHAFTER MARKET 7 A Ls++ie S+ore wen Piliedn Fresh and Cured Mean I 'IONLY TI-IE BEST I Phone 5 Phone 5 I i E. K. GRANT, Prop. Noww PUBLIC PINLEY osnoizn, Prop. I I SERVICE WITI-IASMILE I BEReEN'ssERvicE I TIRES - TIRE REPAIRING - GREASINC-5 - BATTERIES 1 AUTO LAUNDRY I PHONE 40 J. R. BERGEN, Prop. I i Mr. Wilson: WI1a+ is The formula for walrer? i Gordon:I-IIJKLIVINO. i Mr. Wilson: Nonsense! 1 Gordon: You said yesierday I+ was I-I Io O. I I FIRE AUTOMOBILE I NOTARY PUBLIC I I I A. J. JACK ZIMMERMAN Q PI1one22 Ii CASUALTY SI-IAETER BONDS T INSURANCE COUNSELOR ni ....-......-.....-..-..-.. .... .........-..-..... .... .- .-..-.,-..-..-.. 44 45 bb ,,,-n..-I--n '31 5,2 N .-T.-2-A ------n---------.----------n PAYNE'S HENRY R.JANZEN DRYOOODS AND GROCERIES FUNERAL DIRECTPR Ambulance Service SHAFTER PHONE 45 SHAETER SHAFTER FURNITURE COMPANY New and Used Furnllure, Hardware True Valuel' Washing Machines Cornplimenls ol J . H . 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LD Complimenfs of MALCOLM BROCK BAKERSFIELD WHlTE'S GROCERY AND RESTAURANT You pay for wnal you gel and you gel wha? you pay lor. THE AMERICAN JEWELRY Experl' Wa+cl1 and Jewelry Repairing I40O NineIeen+l'i Sireef BAKERSFIELD CALIFORNIA rin-..-nn1,,,-nu---1-u1n'1......n... ..n.....-I.-In 44 47 75 ,-..- -...1,,,-..-.,- - .. 1 - - .. 1 -..-wutnn-im--I-nu-nu E. ,-.. -. --------- .ii-.W-.il--1-an-n-i ---------- n--u Q Complimenls SHAFTER WAREHOUSE COMPANY GROCERIES -- HARDWARE PHONE 2 Mrs. Slraul lo Mr. Gales: l-lave you any children? No. Any dog, cal, or canary bird? UNO. Piano, loud speaker, or phonograph? No, limidly, Bu+ l have a founlain pen lhal scralches a lillle. A. R. DUEHREN Slewarl-Warner Radio Agency, Servicing - Trade in Allowance. Kelvinalor Reirigeralors-Hardware and l-louscho'd Wares,-Painfs--Plumbing-Pomona Pumps. PHONE 25-J Mr. Peery: Don'+ you lcnow Jrhal you should always give a woman driver hall of lhe road? Mr. Arnold: l do, as soon as I find oul which half she wan+s. 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