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For decades, Cashion athletes have heard the booming voice of D.L. “Dud” Robertson barking orders inside a weight room.In the future, the building that houses that weight room will scream his name.

They downed Alva 9-1 Wednesday and were defeated 10-1 at Crooked Oak. The Ruf-Nex are 9-1 on the season and 5-0 in the district. The Jackets are currently tied for third in the district with Crossings Christian, but have the tie-breaker advantage with the head-tohead win. R.J.

Kingfisher County Court Clerk Lauren Stroh issued marriage licenses recently to the following couples: March 24: Ricky Ray Yearley, 64, and Wendy Kay Zech, 60, both of Union City.March 26: Bryson Lane Bowers, 29, and Madison Tyler Green, 29, both of Cashion.

The torch has been symbolically passed for KHS Photography. Outgoing Chief Wyatt Long made it offi cial recently in an annual ceremony for the student-run photography department at Kingfi sher High School when he presented a torch to next year’s chief, Finley Harrison.

Jayne Suess, a cybersecurity professional with over 30 years of information technology, internal audit, information security and information assurance experience, was the guest speaker of the Kingfisher Rotary Club recently.

The Oklahoma Foundation for Excellence announced Tuesday morning that it has awarded $24,000 in grants to 13 mentoring programs across the state that serve students. Among them is the Kingfisher Educational Foundation’s Students With A Role Model (SWARM) program.

Retired Kingfisher County Judge Bob Lovell, who celebrated his 100th birthday recently, will be among honorees at Hennessey United’s Red Carpet Night to recognize community volunteers.

(All from The Times, March 4, 1926)Providing that all members of the Senior class of Kingfisher high school complete the required course of study with satisfactory grades, three will be forty-one graduates this spring, twenty-seven girls and fourteen boys.