Shafter High School - Laurion Yearbook (Shafter, CA)

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ALEXANDER, NADALENE-- Sissy Nadalene distinguished her- self as our most capable So- cial Chairman as well as a sports fan. BRYAN, RUTH Rarely does a smile beam so continually around the cam- pus as did Ruth's million dollar one. Though she is new to us this year, we found her efficient, quiet, shy, and likeable. CHO, HELEN- Cho-Cho A sense of humor carried Helen through many situa- tions, and as a member of the lunch-room staff she proved helpful and indus- trious. DEVLIN, ROBERT- DAD Eager ambitious Bob rep- resented the Student Body on many occasions as Stu- dent Body President, a lead in dramatics productions, an eloquent omtor in speech contest, and a member of the varsity athletic squads. ELMS. EVERETT Slow, easy-going Everett will never live down his catching a pass from a sit- ting position duriing a game with Wasco, Besides playing footballg he was a good stu- dent. BAYLESS, GERALD--A'BigB0y A little guy with a great sense of humor, Gerald was a favorite dancing partner, varsity athlete and active club member, and in general a Big Man on Campus. BROWN, OPAL Opal's amiable personality and easy laughter won many friends for her in the year she was at Shaffer High School. She earned her dip- loma in three years. DANIELS, ELIZABETH Lizzy Lizzy has won her way in- to some of our hearts with her singing and othens with her cooking. She was a val- uable player on many all- star teams. DOYLE, NORMA Tall, slim, blonde, Norma was one of the quieter Senior girls, but proved to be one of the better commerce stu- dents. ESTES, WAYN E-4 Estes Earnest a n d unassuming, Wayne worked hiard at everything-his studies, his football, and his job after school as vegetable ven- dor, He was a mid-term graduate.

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S lvl L S Presents STARS This is station S.l-ISL, coming to you from the heart of Shatter High S h I W ' ' Q c oo. e have with us this year a group of great Stars which you can see when looking at the next few pages. Several newcomers who originally belonged to the class t 46 I ' ' to graduate in l945. o , worced very hard and achieved enough credits We can be proud of our Seniors who graduated mid-term because most of them have gone into the armed servicesi of our country But those who I are eft have done a fine job of ruling the school, while the ooor juniors look on with admiratin and envy. Seniors had quite a time on Senior Ditch Dav, and also a wonderful evenf ing at the Senior Banquet, which was held january I7, l945. The Seniors thank Mr. Cates for the wonderful assistance he gave them throughout the year. The Stars are signing off now as they look forward to their future, FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Vice President, Bob Mettlerg Social Chairman, Mari Olsong Secretary, Es- ther Crumblesg Publicity Chairman, Betty Wellsg President, Chuck Thomas, SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Vice President, lack Nikkelg Social Chairman, Cerene Hatcherg Bob Dev- lin, Presidentg Mari Olson, Secretaryg Esther Grumbles, Publicity Chairman. IU

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FOSTER, 1uNioR Active in intra-mural ath- letics and F.F.A. work, lu- nior wasn't too well known among the Senior crowd be- cause of his graduating in three years, which required hard work and concentration. GLENN, CATHRYN Carrot Top deserves to be nemembered as a loyal work- er tor Shatter, especially in the field of sports as an all-star athlete, and sports editor for the Commander. GOERTZEN, MARGARET Self sufficientand hardwork- ing, Margaret made an en- viable record in scholastics. She excelled most in the homemaking arts and music. GRUMBLES, ESTHER Shortie A wizard at sports, Esther was a prominent member of the Girls Letter Club. Evi- dence ot her popularity was her election as Maid of Honor to the Campus Queen. HARLESS, NADEAN This quiet brown haired lass, qui-te the opposite from her brother Gene, occupied the position of Exchange Editor ot the Commander for two years. cipson, HAROLD --icippy' Gippy's seeming bashtulness fooled many people, but un- der that blushing counten- ance was an indomitable spirit and at loyal heart, which spurred Shatter teams to a number of victories The Navy benefited by his mid-term graduation. GLENN, LETHA We are certain Letha will make a fine wife someday because of her experiences in the homemaking depart- ment. Right now her talents are being used as a nurse. GORSCHING, WESLEY Gorsching Everyone in Wesley's vicinity has a good time 'cause that's what Wesley likes. His boi- strous humor keeps things lively tor his friends. GWIN, MARY LOU- Lou Grace and charm combined with vitality and health make Mary Lou a real all-American girl. She graduated in mid- term to get married. HARRIS, PAULlNE- Pod Pod has always been calm, neat appearing and reserved, thinking and doing things in her own distinctive way.