Lights, Camera Action at Shafter High Science Labs
SHS science teacher Mike Griebling uses basic video gear to film lab work and student projects to boost motivation and visualization. He plans a National Science Teachers Association presentation in Washington, D.C., sharing methods and examples like parabolic motion demonstrations and rocket filming.
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Shafter High School
Mike Griebling
Griebling
National Science Teachers Association
Washington, D.C
College Prep Physical Sciences
Iesses
Andre Williams
Shafter Lions Host Student Speaker Contests for Prize Money
The Shafter Lions Club presents a 50th year Student Speaker Contest with a $10,000 cash prize pool. Senior division topic is Drug Abuse What is the Solution while a junior contest for seventh and eighth graders will award first second and third prizes, under President J R Richards and Chairman Dick Moon. The program is funded by Lions Lionesses Leos and the 4th District Student Speakers Foundation Inc. and aims to foster public speaking in education.
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Lions
California
Nevada
Lion’s Club of
Shafter
J.R. Richards
Lionesses
Leos
4Th District
Student Speakers Foundation Inc
Lion’s Club
Shafter High School
Lion’s
Dick Moon
Shafter Area Sheriff’s Report February 13 1987 20 1987
Kern County Sheriff North Area Substation released a Shafter area activity summary for February 13 through 20 1987. Included are arrests for public intoxication and DUI and multiple local thefts burglaries with valued losses from 60 000 to 500. Details reference almond trees VCRs and an oven.
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Shafter Area
Kern County
Sheriff's Department
North Area
Frank H. Watase
Highway 155
Highway 65
Delano
Larry Cummings
L&l Trucking
Shafter
Barbarito Garza
Zerker and
Lerdo Hwy
Bakersfield
James Matthews
Scaroni Ave
Mary Wolff
Poplar Ave
Eleah Sharp
Riverside
Summer scholar program at UC Santa Barbara for high schoolers
The University of California Santa Barbara offers a summer Young Scholars program for grades 9 through 12 from June 21 to July 31. It provides college credit via courses in art biology literature mathematics music and physics, with five to twelve units earned transferable to other colleges. Fees include 450 registration 741 room and board and 25 application. travel books and incidental costs extra. Students reside on campus and must have completed eighth grade and be capable of college level work. Applications are available from the UC Central Valley Regional Office in Fresno at 1177 East Shaw Avenue contact (209) 225-5611.
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University of California, Santa Barbara
College of Creative Studies
Tory
UC Central Valley
Fresno
Shaw Avenue
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John and
Sandra DeVera
Richland Library
Liz Waite
Sheriff’s Report
D. Kadel
No. 278
Renee Antoinette Duran
Carson Fred Tedrick
California Highway Patrol
the Elliott
Tulare
Tulare Co. Fairground
Sammerce Bul
Pony
Wasco Garden Center
F Street
Harry O. Rice
Chevron
Wasco
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