Spartans Fall to Cards In Hot Battle
By Laraine Stucks FHS Reporter. The Spartans lost 54-52 to Soda Springs in a hard fought game with Mel Parker scoring 22 points and 16 rebounds. Phelps led the Cardinals with 20 points as both teams traded leads through four quarters. League standings show the Spartans tied for 8th with Westside, while Spartan JV lost 56-37 for a 5-7 record.
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Parker
Fielding Spartans Fall At Grace In Tight Clash
Fielding Spartans traveled to Grace and lost 41-35. Grace led 8-7 after one period and 20-16 at halftime after a close first half, with Grace maintaining the lead into the third quarter.
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Fielding Spartans Drop Non-League Tilt to Kemmerer Rangers
Fielding fell 67-56 at Kemmerer after a closer third period tied 27-27. Stucks and Parker led Spartans with 15 points each, while Palmer scored 14. Stucks pulled 12 rebounds as Fielding shot 25 percent from the field and 58 percent at the line. Upcoming games include home vs North Gem Cow Boys and away at Westside Pirates in Dayton.
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LaVoy Shepherd Graduates From Lowry AFB School
Staff Sergeant LaVoy D. Shepherd son of Mr and Mrs E H Shepherd of Paris is a graduate of the technical training course for U S Air Force missile equipment mechanics at Lowry Air Force Base Colorado He learned to operate the Mace missile test equipment and is assigned to Orlando AFB Florida for further training He is a Fielding High School graduate and attended Ricks College Rexburg He is married to Connie W Bennett
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Idaho Faces Budget Dilemma in Education Funding
The Idaho education scene cites low salaries and poor teaching conditions as key reasons for teachers leaving. The Idaho Unified Education Council in 1964 backed a major objective of $450 per child for 1965 and proposed tax reforms. The IEA warns a sales tax may be needed to resolve Idaho's financial woes, illustrating a 3 percent sales tax concept.
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