Shafter High School - Laurion Yearbook (Shafter, CA)

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THELAURUDN 4cI5:: 1934

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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

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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!