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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1960
Page
2
Logan by Margla Leo follows Sandy Strauer Martha Scott and Sue Miller as they hike behind Meyers ranch to burn calories and enjoy apples. The trio strides across cow trails amid fresh air and hopeful resolve to slim down, nearly succeeding in their fitness quest.
Michael Wolkowicz reports a wind swept journey to a Castro Valley gathering. The group includes Alice Ostler Rick Janvier Carrie Lynn Blau Judy Brockman Mario Cuziortis Tan Odermatt Jim Brady Helen Stewart Jim Silvers and others. Paula Worthy and Linda Locke bike to Hayward Strip while Vicki Mills and Pat Toole hustle. Ron Purdue returns from a LA trip amid rough air. Bob Bush and family welcome a new year at a new home.
Peggy Butler organized a spontaneous post Christmas breakfast for seven Farmerettes including Irene Cardenas Marlena Smith and Shirley Foss. The celebration featured gifts bloomers stuffed toys and perfume as the group bonded over the holiday mood. Separately Eden Hospital patients received cheer from Pilgrim Fellowship caroling led by Iden Congregations Church members including Carol Miles Bob Irving Denny Smith Ross Tye John Peterson Tom Murray Rod Braun Nancy Wallin and Vance Hosford.
Dick Stiliha and family ski near their Lake Tahoe cabin while others celebrate Christmas with church services at Eden Congregational. Students receive Youth of the Month honors, and the sophomores perform a holiday dance with Santa helpers as classmates enjoy celebrations and festive duties.
One day of Christmas vacation time given up this week by South County teens boosted volunteer hours for the Alameda County Tuberculosis and Health Association. Teamed with Bethel 21 Job’s Daughters Pleasanton Assembly 38 Rainbow Girls, they logged roughly 1,500 of the total 5,000 hours contributed to the Christmas Seal campaign. Betty Marsh led Bethel 21 with Susan Poore Holly Foss Beverly Warner and others aiding the effort under Sue Flanien and Norma Larned among leaders and participants from Pleasanton Assembly and Rainbow Girls.
Elvis Presley returns to number one as his hit Are You Lonesome Tonight tops the chart for the first consecutive week. Ferrante and Teicher move up with Theme From a Moon River, while Floyd Cramer’s Last Date slides to fourth as Wonderland by Bert Kaempfert lands in mid-chart.
A Department of Labor study titled School and Early Employment Experience of Youth finds dropouts face higher unemployment, lower wages, and slower advancement. It notes 26,000 records across seven districts show dropouts earn less and struggle to compete as automation rises, with high birthrates increasing the pool of graduates needed by 1970.
The item highlights Linda Korupp, 13, of San Lorenzo on a postcard in the Teens Review column. A looping GP attends by walk-in at the teen desk in the principal department of The Daily Review, Hayward.
Sunset High School announces class officers for the 1980-81 year. Junior officers: Mike Feliciano president, Vern Gebro VP, Joyce Tabor secretary, Kathy Ramey treasurer. Lauren Forbes elected sophomore class president with Lyte Holmgren, Nancy Nervis, Linda Darker as officers. Freshman president Sue Pryor with Douglas Sibley VP, Jolly Mitchell secretary, Carole Silva treasurer. Girls League representatives named for juniors sophomores and freshmen.
Juniors Pat Shepherd 15 and Wall Fruehner 18 won the Junior Red Cross summer encampment contest at Hayward High School. The encampment will take place in Watsonville in early August, drawing students from Clitoris to foster leadership. Pat and Walt were chosen by the Farmers' scholarships and awards committee.
Campus Calendar lists events in January through February. Senior hall hosts a January 26 event while January 27 features a junior prom at San Leandro. A February 3 junior prom is planned at Castro Alley with San Lorenzo listed as location.
A list of reflective resolutions for personal growth in 1961 addressing habits, interactions, and integrity. The items urge resisting peer pressure, respecting parents, avoiding risky spots, choosing honesty, community involvement, and balanced social life while maintaining dignity and responsibility.
Vivian Brows and Dan Warding report teen views on New Year goals. Louth County teens also challenge adult lists, urging individuality, less conformity, safer driving, kinder behavior, and campus club involvement for self improvement and harmony.
Bob Hitchcock was elected student body president at San Seatte High School. Other officers include Glen Reed vice president Kathy Kyde secretary Reggie Powell commissioner of hay affairs Kathy Carrai commissioner of girls affairs Janie Roberts commissioner of entertainment and Steve Howell commissioner of buildings and grounds.
San Lorened High School juniors map a Fantasia themed prom to be held January 27 from 9 p.m. to midnight in the Rebel Hays gym. Bill Schroeder serves as general chairman with tents and decor under consideration. Junior class counselors Josephine Chilliama Pat Jorgenken Al Polland and Neil Burgess are listed in leadership roles.
Huskies at Washington High Fre mont form Husky Rocket Society led by science instructor Richard Travers to build a smaller model first and aim for a seven thousand foot launch. Charter members include Dan Jworak Mike Walter Jack Car Nich Beacham Craig King Theresa Fee Pixie Vargag Eleanor Marchant and John McVartay.
Teen-agers will convene at Nip Park Recreation Center in Hayward to plan a Christmas dance and lay out plans for four training workshops for teen counselors. The meeting will be Jan 26 at Cairo Valley Community Center and include agenda items on council actions and club activities.
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