Conference of CSF District 10 Held at Shafter High
Four hundred California Scholarship Federation members from Taft Wasco Burroughs Strathmore attended the District 10 conference at Shafter High School. Taft won the travel trophy with 41 members and top points. Delegates registered at 9:30 with a general session led by John Kelly. Dan Della spoke on sportsmanship from coaching the Peruvian Olympic team. The afternoon featured Dan Bledsoe on education, a Shafter High Band program, and a one act drama “Shock of His Life.” The next CSF District 10 meeting will be at Bakersfield High School in spring 1951.
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California Scholarship Federation
Fair ‘Conference of
Shafter High School
Taft High School
Ney
Taft
Wasco
Burroughs
Strathmore
Shafter’ High School
John Kelly
CSF
Golen, Baker
the Union
Congregational Church
Della
Ernest Graf
Dan Bledsoe
Bledsoe
Avere
Beth Payne
Shafter
Ivan Bartel
Bert Fuller
Norma Neuman
Donna Weitz
Maudie Crabb
Ross Adkins
CSE
Robert Coombs
Bakersfield
Amelia Cornell
Cub Scouts Assign Dens at Richland School Meeting
Seventy Cub Scouts were divided into dens during a Richland School gathering. Cubmaster Harry Blumkin and committee chair Art Reed led the session with other volunteers including Bert Ware Earl Ditmore Rex Cunningham and den mothers Rex Cunningham Bert Ware Walter Poznor Ralph Boels Cary Gunnar dson Earl Ditmore Elmer Anderson George Fleming and Rosie Parten.
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Richland School of
New den
Harry Blumkin
Art Reed
Bert Ware
Earl ‘Ditmore
Rex Cunningham
Mesdames
Walter Poznor
Ralph Boels
Cary Gunnardson
Earl Ditmore
Elmer Anderson
George Fleming
Rosie Parten
Mrs Mills Stansile visiting sister in Shafter
Mrs Mills Stansile of Raton New Mexico is visiting her sister Mrs Hazel Sumpter on Tulare avenue in Shafter.
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Mills Stansile
Raton, N.M
Mrs
Hazel
Sumpter, Tulare Avenue
Shafter
Rio Bravo Show PTA Carnival Benefits Community
Rio Bravo Parent- Teachers Association and student body plan a district carnival on October 20 at 7 PM in the school cafeteria. Dorothy Erickson guides sea son themed decorations while Marie Lilliehoorn handles ads and Frank H. ONeill oversees advance ticket sales. Ada Bergen distributed posters and a pickup supper featuring hot dogs sandwiches pie ice cream and more is planned with committee heads including Mrs Molley managing foods.
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Rio Bravo
Parent- Teachers Association
Dorothy Erickson
Marie Lilliehoorn
Frank H. O'Neill
Ada Bergen
Carnival Queen Candidates and PTA Auction Night
Local eighth grade girls vie for Carnival Queen with Carol Tipton Lottie Thompson and Glenda Harris leading the field. The event features auctions at 9 and 10 with prizes, a main trophy giveaway at 10 30, a fortune telling booth, country store, fish pond, make up booth, contests and games run by volunteers including Mrs. Frank Schierlmann and Mrs. Jack Addington. Proceeds benefit the school and Rio Bravo community.
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PTA
Rio Bravo School
Queen of the
Parent-Teachers Association ¢Ernival
Maurice Palmer
Glenda Harris
Carol Tipton
Lottie Thompson
Frank Schierlmann
Jack Addington
Verna Calder
Oscar Rice
Gloria Boggs
Wanda Dozier
Helen Hicks
Audrey Braziti
Audrey Starness
Bill Turney
Penny Pitchin
Joann Hodges
Jean Wilson
Marty Blattenberg
William Benton
Arthur Kaplan
Albert Lane
Rio Bravo
Polish Up Traffic Manners On Main Street
From where I sit Joe Marsh remarks on traffic etiquette at the Court House. Tiny Fields speaks of a "girl in a convertible" who causes a tie up while signaling with a left hand. He notes such drivers mistake courtesy for signaling and urges respect for others' rights on the road.
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Court House
Tiny” Fields
Tiny
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Johnny Wilson
Shafter High
Hill
Joyce Graves
Star Dust
Dan Della
Delano
Barbara Becker
Vivian Handel
Betty Grundy
Harley Martin
Troy Smart
Cub
Shafter Press
Tom Werdel
Congress
Ades
Joe Marsh
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