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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1975

Page

12

Student poll splits on cutting or keeping athletics

Viewpoint shows students evenly split on whether athletics should be cut or eliminated for educational funding. Many value unity and competition, while others deem educational programs a priority. Several favor PE optionality and voluntary participation, with a few arguing athletics deserve continued funding in balance with academics.

T Eens Dertors Fernarios Memories High Shawn Christensen Memorial High Jeniors Deve Pereeen Mis Nti Val Beige Irvington High

Mind's Eye counseling boosts Trinity Teens at American

Dennis Facchino offers students drop in and group counseling through The Mind's Eye now in its second year at American School. He sees 23 to 30 groups monthly, with individual sessions down as expected. The program, started after spring 1974, aims to open lines between teachers and students and culminates in a Mind Carnival featuring community and school members.

Dennis Facchino Per- Facchino Facchinn Rotutla Coun Facchino American Motorwy

Spirit Week Sparks Editorial Call for Change at NHS

Kathy Costa argues Spirit Week wasted funds and time at Wewack High. She cites cost exceeding 500 dollars, homework neglect, vandalism, and drunken behavior by upperclassmen. Proposes a Unity or Beautification week using funds for plants and school improvements benefiting future students.

NHS

Washington High Career Center Students urged to act now

Washington High correspondent notes Career Center events inviting students and parents to sign up for exchange programs Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising career talks and PS TA participation. Candy sale supports class funds. Nov 12 meeting for Pacific Lutheran University discussed in counseling office. Spirit Week praised with class Spirit Day winners announced.

Pacific Lutheran University Careel Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising Ps.t.a

Mission High Announces Club Tryouts and Play Schedule

Mission High announces new TARC Teens Association for Retarded Citizens on campus with volunteer info in Career Center. Portuguese class forms. contact Mr Cunha in Foreign Language Office. Basketball tryouts start Monday with juniors and seniors at 3 am and freshmen and sophomores at noon. all forms due. Performing Arts to present The Bad Seed on November 21 and 22 at 8 p.m.

Tarc — Teens Association For Cunha Foreign Oreign Mission

Equal rights for hurricanes sought by DJ

KWIZ disc jockey Bob Shannon calls for hurricane name gender rights. He urges the National Hurricane Center to award half the storms masculine names and invites listeners to suggest male hurricane names. Shannon argues fair naming and notes support for both genders.

Bob Shannon KWIZ National Hurricane Center Bruce

Williamson Highs Optimist nominees spark school pride

Williamson High faces playoff fervor as Rebels roll to a 41 4 victory over Russell Continuation High School in Hayward behind Gregg Matthews and Bart Reeves. The team’s 4 game win streak began with Churchill in Newark and other wins, while two Williamson students Nancy Ried and Alana Catlett vie for the Youth Appreciation Week Optimist honor to be celebrated with a city banquet.

Williamson Rebels Russell Continuation High School Hayward Gregg Matthews Bart Reeves Reeves Ken Clark Sands Beatin Churchill Newark Calevares Milpitas Kimball Russell Morland Lincoln Continuation High San Leandro Jedaer Nancy Ried Alana Catlett

Memorial High Spirit Week Celebrates Winners and Events

Memorial High wrapped Spirit Week with a Spirit Dance where seniors took first, juniors second, sophomores third, and freshmen last. Visitors American and Newark Highs attended the Friday All Day Spirit. Career Center notes include UC Santa Cruz talk on Wednesday and Cal State visit Thursday, with films Nov 18–20. A Dynamic Cheerleading workshop will run Nov 15 taught by Kansas staff, cost 3.50, invites sent Bay Area schools, bus passes needed for riders within two miles.

American Newark Memorial High School Bay Area Page Kelli Paoint

Irvington High Homecoming Rally And Queen Vote

Irvington High hosts a 1 45 rally today as part of a week of class rivalry. A Homecoming Queen will be announced tonight among candidates Michelle Bell Cheryl Bliss Laura Cal eman Kathy Giovanoni or Alice Piper. The Performing Arts Department will announce musical callbacks today and Nov 21 premiers The Bicentennial Salute with comedy drama and musical scenes. Ken Lewis wins The Great Pumpkin Guess with 234 pieces and the proceeds fund The Music Man later in the year.

Michelle Bell Cheryl Bliss Laura Caleman Kathy Giovanoni Alice Piper Ken Lewis

Newark High Plans Dance Marathon and Band Updates

Newark High promotes the second annual Dance Marathon sponsored by the Class of 7767 with a live band and sponsor sheets in stock. The event runs from 3 PM to 1 AM on November 40, admission varies by sponsorship and ASB status. The soccer team hosts a Soccer Bail on November 2 with entry fees. The junior class now has Eleanor Nishett as president and Michelle Vandile as vice president. The Newark Knights Marching Band placed fifth in a region event and will attend the Veterans Day Parade in Albany. The school is undergoing accreditation to validate diplomas at colleges. A WASC survey is being conducted every five years.

Newark Knights Albany Newark High W.as.c

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