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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1960
Page
9
Over two hundred people queued for the store opening at 9 30 last Friday. The crowd grew to double by opening time and surged inside as the doors opened, sweeping clerks aside. The scene was captured by a press photo.
Emerald Schmidt will lead the Shafter High School pep team with Sonya Emerald as head song leader and Ruth Schmidt as head yell leader. Eight day workshop prepared candidates who auditioned to form the 1960 61 squad for school events and games.
Senior class of Shafter High School enjoyed a Thursday breakfast hosted by Master of Ceremonies Tommy Richards who also serves as class president. Neal Janzen read the class history with piano accompaniment while Nadine Mouser and Gloria Morgan delivered class prophesies and wills read by Jack Stieber and Doug Toews. Superlatives awarded booby prizes for best dressed, figure, looks and other categories. Thespians offered teacher caricatures drawing laughter from classmates.
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