Shafter High faculty game raises 79 for March of Dimes
At Shafter High on February 5 a faculty student basketball game raised 79 dollars for the March of Dimes. California Scholarship Federation students collected the donations while Leonard Robertson, the stand adviser, turned over the proceeds from soft drink sales. The faculty team led by Dan Bledsoe and others failed to gain an early edge, with the first half ending tied at 9-9.
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Shafter High School
Amelia Cornell
California Scholarship Federation
Leonard Robertson
March of Dimes
Dan Bledsoe
Gay Pare
Dennis Fore‘man
Don Murfin
Marlin Olsen
Walter Johnson
Sportsmans Bowl Opens Early For Afternoon Play
The Sportsmans Bowl now opens at 2 pm on Saturdays to suit youths preferring afternoon bowling, manager James Carrell said. The faculty team raced to a quick seven point lead early in the second half and cruised to a 56 to 18 victory over the student squad led by Bonner Beel and Mike Brown with coaches Jim Nixon and Glen Putman. New teachers joined as cheerleaders for the initiation event.
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James Carrell
Bonner Beel
Mike Brown
Dwaine Banks
Carlee Bradford
Wayne Trammell
Ed Parks Wendell Cates
Ron Witcher
Jerry McCvight
Owen Hiler
Jim Nixon
Glen Putman
Nick's Drive-In Wins Basketball League Pennant
Nick's Drive Inn captured the Shafter Basketball League title by defeating T and B of Wasco 41 to 8 in the final game. Bud Anderson led late scoring with two baskets to seal victory. In the other final double header, the Faculty edged Hitchcock Auto Parts 33 to 31 to finish fourth. Final standings list Nick's Drive Inn with 10 wins. Dr Gee Collins of 426 James St plans to attend the 53rd Annual Congress of the California Optometric Association in Los Angeles February 19 to 22 with his wife.
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Nick’s Drive Inn
Wasco
Bud Anderson
Nicks
Hitchcock Auto Parts
Shafter Optometrist
Gee Collins
James St
Los Angeles
The
California Optemmetric Association
Biltmie Hotel
Richland Teachers Enroll in Wide Range of Courses
Thirty four Richland teachers are enrolled in college this year with more expected in the second semester. The largest group attends a Child Study Group at the school after 4 00 p m sponsored by Fresno State College. Some teachers travel to Bakersfield for courses at the Fresno State Residence center and others take correspondence classes from distant colleges.
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Richland
Fresno State College
Bakersfield
Fresno State
University of Utah
Northwestern College
Alva
Oklahoma
U. S
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