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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1975
Page
7
A student conducted poll in the Fremont Newark area asks teens who they would be if they could switch identities. Responses show many want to remain themselves or choose famous figures for wealth or fame, with varied reasons and personal favorites.
Washington High invites 975 former graduates to the homecoming game with free admission. Spirit Week culminates in a homecoming ceremony where the queen is announced from 14 finalists. Following the game, a homecoming dance costs $1 at the Girls Gym.
Memorial High invites students to buy World's Finest Chocolate bars for 75 cents to support the band. Career Center offers job information and credits. contact Me Bragg. Seniors are reminded to purchase yearbooks by November 6 and 7, while spots remain for Long Girl and staff note new cafeteria curtains.
The editor argues the 1975 76 sports program received approval while remedial reading and other academics face cuts due to funds. He says balancing sports with learning needs is essential and warns that funding sports over helping struggling readers harms education. He calls for attention to students who cannot read.
Mission High prepares a language camp with 12 Mission students traveling to Fairfax for a one day experience. Key staff include Kevin Turner and Mr Cabrales. Several students and six other schools join the workshop. Girls volleyball schedule shows games against Irvington and Washington with 3:30 p.m. starts.
A graduating class sponsored Unbake Sale at Brookvale Shopping Center tomorrow offering candy apples, peanuts, cheesecake and other treats to raise funds for Disney Land Grad Night on June 9. ACT and SAT tests are scheduled for tomorrow at American High with reporting by 8 30 a.m.
Seniors Rae tenean announce a costume contest and spirit activities as rain keeps everyone indoors. Attend student council meetings Tuesdays at 7:30 am in Room 18 to share ideas and get involved. Yearbooks go on sale November 5 to 7 for 4.50. SAT deadline December 6. Musical show Wednesday night costs 1.50. contact Mr Us for details.
Irvington High Spirit Week activities are starting with Spirit Queen elections set for next Friday. Candidates include Michelle Bell Cheryle Bliss Laura Coleman Pity Giovannoni and Theol lunch. Students are urged to support their class and keep the campus clean during events.
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