Shafter High School - Laurion Yearbook (Shafter, CA)

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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.

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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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HATCH ER, GER EN E-- Boogie Gerene is friendly and pro- motes the feeling of good cheer among students, Her office as President of the Girls Letter Club speaks for herleadership, and her grades as a commerce student, for her secretarial ability. HELM, MARTHA- Marta Peppy, friendly little lVlarta had a smile for everyone and an interest in many ex- tra curricular activities, par- ticularly in the field of drama. HENDERSON, LEROY One of Shafter's smart kids, Leroy did a good job as President of the C.S.F. and rightly deserves his scholarship pin. IOHNSTON, IOE- Jodie Curly haired lodie will be remembered by his car and ability to go ice skating in L.A, on weekends. Also for his Pasadena jitterbugging. KLASSEN, CHARLES- 'AChuck A favorite among all stu- dents, although he was devil- ish enough in a classroom, Chuck played first string football, which was a bit of all right. ' HEI, PEET- Rabbit Peet always tempted us to buy him an alarm clock, which would enable him to arrive a little more promptly for first period classes. In spite of late starts, he gradu- ated mid-term, HELSLEY, NEVA Neva's size doesn't hinder her from being a willing helper to the Commander Staff, and on many coma mittees. She's sure to get a- head in the world. IANZEN, ROBERT.- Bob Easy-go-lucky Bob is always late to class, but in constant demand for dates because of his dancing ability. Bob graduated mid-term. KINMAN, BARBARA- Bubbles Dale's little shadow knit- ted many a lovely sweater as her pass time. Besides she had time to make enviable grades and be an actress. IVIATHIS, LUCILLE A whiz in the Home Ec. department, Lucille will be missed most of all there. This brunette, coming from Rio Bravo, also betrayed her talents on the tennis courts.