Shafter High School - Laurion Yearbook (Shafter, CA)

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School Activities Around 'rhe iable Mr. Muriin, advisor: Roberi' Borion. iunior presi- dent: Jim Nixon, social chairman: Carol Wiicher, G.A.A.: Jerry Fleeiwood, sophomore presidenl: Reg Hammond. siudeni body man- ager: Ray Villalvazo, president Sue Hughefi, secreiary: Carol Barion. vice presideni: Verna Peiers, KCASR secreiary: Glen Puiman, senior presideni: Clarence Evans, yell leader: lnoi piciuredl Mariha Hunl- ingfon. Commander Ediior: Joe Marfinez, freshman presidenf: Mike Brown, Block S. MARTHA HUNTINGTON. JIM McClURE, REG HAMMOND, Commander Ediior Business Manager Siudeni Stand Manager we i E M 5 g .C 1 .ew . LQ Qsygf ..,.,Q, . wish 'I5

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RAYMOND VILLALVAZO, Presidenf Ex-Board Leaders in During The second semesTer The Ex-board made a big eTTorT To improve The sTudenT body assemblies. One of The peppiesT assemblies ever To hiT ShaTTer was The one TeaTuring Johnny Olen and his band. LaTer The iunior class volunTeered an imiTaTion oT The Johnny Olen assembly. The sophomore class Then volunTeered a spiriT oT yells assembly, which was soon Tollowed by a varieTy show presenTed by The Drama Club. A zany melodrama and various displays of TalenT were presenTed by The TaculTy. The plans Tor social evenTs voTed on by The Ex-board were a co-recreaTional evening program and a iulce box Tor enTerTainmenT purposes. The ToTal income Trom sTudenT body enTerprises To January 3l was Sl5.079.23, of which The Exeboard used SlO,324.00 Tor aThleTics awards, uniforms. and TransporTaTion chieTly. ShaTTer High School was represenTed on The execuTive board of The Kern CounTy AssociaTion of STudenT RepresenTaTives by Verna PeTers, who served as iTs secreTary This year. On April l9, TwenTy-Tive sTudenTs and TwenTy-Tive ciTizens from ShaTTer aTTended a Governors Conference aT BakersTield College. A special commiTTee Trom The Ex-board wiTh Carol WiTcher as chairman is helping The iournalism sTaTT revise The sTudenT handbook, which is a helpful guide To Freshmen enTering school. The amendmenTs To The consTiTuTion which were voTed on by The sTudenT body resulTed in changes in elecTion requiremenTs and qualiTicaTions. CAROL BARTON. SUE HUGHETT, JIM NIXON, Vice President Secretary Social Chairman . l H - vs is Tb, li N - l A Sm ri iQ , Q 5 ik 'Rss' ' ' A YSQAH 1 I4

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are' J ,, We ,rf I ' ' Cf lf - f' 7 A A Back row: Ann Janzen, Laura Jones, Kathleen Bradshaw, Margo Carroll. left to right: Ann Bartel, Bess Mauser, Addie Brown, lucille Aday, Front row: Minnie Smith, Anne Klassen, Beth Schardt. Barbara Johnson, manager. Cafeteria, Clerical, Custodial Crews are Capable A faiThful and efficienT crew keeps The wheels whirring in The cafeTeria and office and on The campus. Good food was provided by The cafeferia sTaff under The supervision of Barbara Johnson and her helpers, Ann BarTel, Bess Mouser, Addie Brown, and Lucille Aday. The office sfaff, cooperaTive and efficienf in school business, are Minnie Smifh, Ann Janzen, Laura Jones, Kafhleen Bradshaw, Margo Carroll, Anne Klassen, and Beih Schardf. They l:epT Track of absences and checked on our excuses, dispensed The sup- plies and requisifions, and kepf accuraie records of scholasTic and financial sTaTus. The beaufiful campus and clean comforfable buildings, as well as a fleeT of buses, were The responsibilify of The cusfodians. The head man of The cusfodians, l-l. J. D. Janzen, is refiring This year affer 30 years aT ShafTer High School. For exTra help in carrying ouT acTiviTies we call on Bill Blankenship, Guy Quary, Alvin Smifh, William McNew, Harvey lvlizell, Roy Allen, Carl Neumann, Roy Forienberry, Dave Greer, Jim Ball, and Ralph Thompson. ' Back row: Bill Blankenship, Guy Quary, Alvin Smith, William McNew, Harvey Mizell, Roy Allen. Front row: Carl Neumann, Ray Fortenberry, Dave Greer, Jim Ball, Ralph Thompson, Henry Janzen. I6