McLane High School - Greacan Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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xg. --e ' KNEELING: Ron Hodges, Mike Luckin, Richard Cunningham, Roy Malone. STANDING: O, Mike Bellows, Dwight Leathan, Bob Schleuter, Richard Hawkins. I 9 Richard Cunningham lines up with the green. 5 N293 an ,5 if F .Q Mike Luskin gets off n long drive. A complete showing of the golf tegun will he fontninvcl in the spring supplement. 173 2 357' 1- 148' my, Mf' 71 . , ,,,,: X ., - :rw im. mf'

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Girls' Swimming Mt GIRL 'A D DIVI G TEAMS 4 NR? SITTING: Sharon Blackwell, Bo ' ' ,Kathy Tompson, Marion Didier, Karen McKie, Sharon Bain, Susan XRayburn, Sue Buckles, Merry Melnte, Shari Johnson. KNEELING: Terri Sanborn, Linda Paule, Jane Rastin, Diane McCallan, Terri Bowen, Elaine Puerta, Robin Davis, Louella Ferral, Gloria Lierly, Donett Winters, Joanne Safer. Elaine Puerta, Robin Davis, Louella Ferral. Gloria Lierly, Donetta WVinters, Joanne Safer. STANDING: Coach, Mrs. Betty Palmer, Elaine Young, Ruth Higghy, Linda Baker, Westphal, Lachie Dillon, Carole DeLanty, Katheleen Stevens, Mriwal Harrison Green, Jackie Houle, Sue Saaf. Janet , Adele i1,,.,Yi., X f , ' S Q ,, x., at , ,, , -3 :xi .r it Dlwvlng tearn ,K I , If Nwwnwpww ii JW L to R: Sue Saaf, Terri Sanborn, Jackie Houle, David Wlright. Charles Newman, Jim Rice, Alex Babigian, Ricky E.1rly. At the time of this printing Mcliane swiinniers had participated in only four meets. . VVhitneV was the first for the Scots to 111901. The loriner xmn :ill sxxiinining classes. McLane sent tt-anis to Stinger wlit-re B lwiws and girls vert- min luv tlit- aches and varsitv was won hy the Hialilaiitlt-i . 'lilie tlgiy lit-llirv, Nlclaiiitk ltklills Ap K N swam in the Clovis iiivitiitioiml rt-lays. taking serontl in lik, lmiiili in giils, .intl iliirtl in A bovs. Clansiiit-n placed foiirtli out of six tm-.uns viitvivtl in ilii- liiril iiuiiii standings. Fresno High! results were not tiirnvtl in ti- nit-vt iliis tlt-,itlliiit-. lXIore information concerning the swim tt-.uns xi ill lit- in ilii- xiii ing stimuli-iii.-iii 171 4 ff i ' .A ' Nx

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, 5 J Q, WJ' ' , 1, M We t ,V . 5 . .uh X,,. m?5 'N-v N 'Q L D QMMQ ss Mrs. De Lnnty has helped to make McLnne's first year n healthy. happy and industries one, HY SCHOOL HEALTH. A student learns best when he is well: when he can be attentive, energetic :incl huppy. and when he can see, hear. and develop norniully. The School llenlth Seiwice liiepurtment exists to help students with health problems that inteileiec with their most efliective functioning during the school clay. The home, the school, physicians, dentists, clinics, and other cuinmunity health facilities and the school health services, help to achieve the best health for EVCIY student. GOOD LEARNING NEEDS GOOD HEALTH COUNSELING: The nurse confers with pupils, parents, teachers and principals on health problems of children. ze' it X FOLLOW UP OF HEALTH NEEDS1 all suspected henlth problems are reported to the parents. Help is given to utilize community re- sources when needed. Private M,D.'s. Dentists, Clinics. Many other roinniunity agencies. I C x 53 Exisncmxcrx' t:,xRr1 -1 . When illness or .ucitleuls Olililll' at I un' 1--as ,1 O1'lls' gn Ein n , n' , , , Q: I u I , school. VIlk'1'Qt'I14'X' care is QIYCN in 'l.l-0' '37-IRIS' 3ccO1'tl,111te with Appioxcd pwcc- vr' . , . .. dures set up T-ir the st hool kllflflfl. S f L nw 175