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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1966
Page
6
Mary Bankston argues that true freedom includes bodily and mental liberty as well as freedom from sin. She cites the Constitution, forefathers, and biblical verses to claim freedom comes from God through Christ, who alone can grant eternal life and true liberty beyond earthly existence.
Graduates attending include Mary Alice Philip Bragg Jeanette Foster Alan Futrell Dale Gallagher Edwina Hendrix Charles Klint Coelette Lebo Donald Nikkel Vickiere Owens Sally Pierce Louise Rah High School names Linda Curry Janet Elmore Bettie Hardwick Joyce Hendrix Shirley Morse Larry Schellenberg Bruce Wiebe Wilma Wilson College attendees include Mrs Noel Wilson Biola College Robert Irwin Jr University of the Pacific Lee R Webb LA State Linda Wilson Cedarville College John K Branner Western Conservative Seminary Portland
High school student leaders urged the California State Board of Education and the Legislature to raise state aid to match local funding on a 50 50 basis, expand sex education, fund required instruction, and create district student boards plus a state consultant for student activities. Other topics included flexible scheduling, educational television, vocational training, school smoking, and foreign culture study.
John Turner of the Shafter Cotton Research station reported the annual Spring Picnic at M1 Park held Thursday evening May 19. About 60 families and 150 people attended to welcome newcomers and introduce staff families including Dr. Paul Keeley Fay Cooper and Wayne Anderson. Andersons will move from Davis after school ends.
The Leslie L. Robinson Post 213 of the American Legion hosts a teen dance on Friday evening June 3 at the Veteran's Memorial Hall. The Auxiliary will serve soft drinks.
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