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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1969

Page

11

Irvington High School Week Features Prom Awards and Festival

Irvington High School schedules a busy week starting with the Saturday night Junior Prom themed La Soiree En Paris with a Parisian setting near Arc de Triumph replicas. Monday hosts Scholarship Awards Night in Valhalla Building with Rolfe Peterson speaking and Lions Club sponsors. The week ends with a Spring Festival a half day of competitions across sports and arts including football, baseball, basketball, plays, sketches, music, painting and cooking.

Irvington High School Paris Irving Valhalla Rolfe Peterson South Fremont Lions Club Gene Bradley Lions Club Joe Tranchina Irvington High

Various 1960s pop hits on chart 421

A scanned list of song titles and artists from a chart or music feature. It includes Aquarius by the 5th Dimension, You've Made Me So Very Happy by Blood Sweat & Tears, It's Your Thing by Isley Brothers, Galveston by Glen Campbell, and many other tracks by diverse acts such as Elvis Presley, Bob Dylan, Beach Boys, Doors, Sinatra, Rolling Stones, and more. The compilation mixes classic rock and pop from the era with multiple artists and titles on a single chart page.

Aquarius Issey Bros Hair Cowsills The Jerry Butler Glen Campbell Dizzy Tommy Roe Edwin Starr Union Gap Tommy James Ventures Watts Brother Love Neil Diamond Steppenwolf Simon & Garfunkel Times of the Seasons Joe Simon Elvis Presley Booker T & MG Frank Sinatra Doors Tryone Davis Englebert Humperdinck the Letter Arbors Frankie Lainer Thomas Bobby Vinton Mr. Sun Mr. Moon Paul Revere Saiders Gilarzan Ray Stevens James Brown Pinball Wizard the Who the Composer Diana Ross Supremes Atlantis Donovan

Mexican American Heritage Week Celebrated at Newark High

Newark High School will mark Mexican American Heritage Week from May 5 to 9 with speakers including Manuel Gomez president of MASC at Cal State Hayward addressing students on California and Southwest history. Guests from Chabot College Cal State Logan High Tennyson and Sunset High will also speak. students will pick activities during enrichment period and enjoy theater music and dance performances across departments.

California Newark High School Manuel Gomez Tennyson High Sunset High Rose Rodelo Newark High

San Francisco Blues Scene Shifts From Psychedelic to Blues

San Francisco becomes a center for white blues as acid rock fades. Janis Joplin and Doug Sahm lead a Texas rooted blues scene with Mother Earth and Mike Bloomfield in the Bay Area. Jefferson Airplane and Steve Miller Band remain influential as Jorma Kaukonen and Jack Casady prep solo albums.

San Francisco Bay San Francisco America Mill Valley Golden Gate Bridge Southwest Texas Doug Sahm St Douglas Doug San Antonio Hankey Smash Tracy Nelson Mother Earth Janis Joplin San Francisco Bay Area Mike Bloomfield Steve Miller Pacific Gas and Electric Jefferson Airplane Jorma Kaukonen Jack Cassady

Grammy Awards Faved By Mike Jahn Critique

Mike Jahn criticizes the Grammy Awards committee for poor music taste and selections. He cites Jeannie C. Riley winning Best Country Female Vocal for Harper Valley P T A and Glen Campbell for Album of the Year over Feliciano and Harris. He notes Judy Collins as a decent pick for Best Folk Performance while others like the Trish Rovers are unfairly nominated.

Mike Jahn Pat Nixon National Association of Recording Arts and Sciences NARS Jeannie C. Riley Harper Valley P.T.A Tiny Tim Frank Sinatra Phoenix Glen Campbell Feliciano Jose Feliciano Richard Harris Jose Fellciano Julie Andrews Elvis Presley Judy Collins The Trish ‘Rovers

Kennedy Junior Prom themed Barefoot in the Park

Kennedy High School selects Barefoot in the Park as the Junior Prom theme. The Night Caps provide music for the prom from 8 30 p m to midnight in the school gym. A mock political convention to choose student body candidates will be shown on closed circuit in classrooms on Wednesday.

Kennedy, High School Kennedy

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