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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1994
Page
3
Shafter graduates attend Susanville College for an internship in a 12.5 to 49 megawatt power plant. The program offers hands on experience and potential recognition for students including Reyna and Steve Montoya Jr. from Shafter.
Two Shafter High School teachers, Karen Con and Randy Coulter, are awarded a $12,000 Growth In-For Teachers grant. The three year program keeps students with the same Math and Science teachers, emphasizing group interaction, hands-on projects, models, and computer lessons. Sixty two teams nationwide were chosen by a panel of educators under the Educational Testing Service and the GTE Foundation.
The Friends of the Library purchased a public use computer and a large desk for the Shafter Branch. Access costs one dollar per hour with a library card required. Children under 14 must be accompanied by a parent. Printer paper is fifteen cents per page.
The Shafter High School Class of 1969 plans a reunion on October 22, 1994 at the Shafter Wasco Elks Club. Organizers Barbara Witcher Gladden and Donna Creekmore Flud seek help locating missing classmates including Billy Anderson, Darlene Baze, Pam Dean, Brenda Hurley, Betty Johns, Inez Foster, Georgette Jones, David Kuntz, Judy Mobley, Karen Norman, Margo Owens, Sandra Robinson, Sharon Robinson, Mike Steen, Larry Tucker, Ricky Turman, Lois Turney, Cheryl Watson, Henry Maldonado, Phyllis Harvey, John Snively, and Herbert Chavez.
Sanger said the San Joaquin Valley, after long stretches of overcast skies from November through March, has surprisingly few days without sun. Statistics show the average is 21 sunny days.
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