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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1968
Page
2
Linda Perry reports on Saint Elizabeth High students preparing for graduation and future paths. The piece mentions seniors visiting campuses, school events, and upcoming auditions, with notes on new teachers and a city survey for Fremont teens.
At San Lorenzo High School Karen Pierce reports the revival of Showboat with art, poetry, and short stories led by Miss Lauren Jones and editor Fujii. Spirit Week kicks off Monday as freshmen to seniors join inter class competitions for the coveted spirit trophy. Marina High notes January events, March of Dimes, and Balloon Day with chairmen Sean Server Cindy Jannson and captains Gail Mendes Franci George Molly Burns Corinnine Dammion.
TAP Teens from Castre Valley and nearby high schools will collect donations for the March of Dimes at shopping centers next Saturday. Volunteers identified by armbands will hand out balloons and canisters, urging support for the charity. Other fundraisers include school dances, donkey basketball, and a Mile of Dimes event, with participation from multiple local high schools and districts. The Southern Alameda County YWCA will offer teen folk singing and guitar lessons starting Jan 17, with preregistration required.
Jeff Johnson, a Sunset High senior, competed in a teen driving safety test with 2 percent of local high school students. Marsha Caunt tied for first with Alichael Leviteh. five others won minor prizes as the group toured Los Angeles and Dodger Stadium. Cars were all American Motors. observers graded passing and speed control and tailgating.
The event schedule includes a basketball queen coronation dance at 9 p.m. with music by The Post Hasin Bard and a final semester plan to attend Fantastiks in San Francisco followed by Spaghetti Factory dining subject to council approval. California Scholarship Federation pauses its Scholarship Night on January 17 as college financial aids departments join to showcase opportunities. The Pride edition of the Castro Valley Achaean will feature marijuana studies and youth editorials and surveys on the topic.
Six high school seniors across Southern Marieda County were selected by local DAR chapters for the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution Citizens Awards. Recipients include G. Jacoby Sunset High, Wava Truscoll Tennyson High, Kathy Gumple Arraya High, Barbara Sayers Sut Lorenzo High, Rachel Dias Newark High, and Detana Shultz Washington High. Recipients will receive Good Citizen certificates and pins tomorrow in Berkeley, with winners chosen for leadership and patriotism.
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