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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1973
Page
6
The Santa Leandro event themed Wish Upon a Star will be held at Marina High School’s gym tomorrow night. The school executive council sponsors the event with music by the Truth. Dress is semi formal to formal. Admission is 4 per couple.
A senior student in economics, Benny, was selected for the Sterling Silversmiths Guild of America Award by Mrs. Pally Kinseius. The honor cites Benny’s personal character, grooming, school participation, attendance, readership, and home economics scholarship. The silver pattern chosen is "Your Love" and a four piece selling set will be kept for class study through graduation.
The Pacifi c High School journalism class will publish its annual Cub Edition, a first year student newspaper produced after trial and error. Karen Treen Whong serves as managing editor with Pat Lydon as city editor. The six page paper includes a masthead a class photo and six features by students across history and other topics.
Pacific High seniors named favorites in annual polls. Winners include Most athletic Steve Baker and Nancy Hofsemuer. Best stylist Ron Blanco and Marsha Herrera. Best personality Mal Caraballa and Della Atencio. Prettiest smile Dennis Katz and Della Atencio. Most likely to succeed Lori Utsuini and Paul Kurst. Most talented Kathy Skinner and Kris Teter. Prettiest eyes Cheryl Williams and Bria Carey. and others.
Pacific High News Bureau reports a short story writing contest for two College Level English classes. The English department sponsors, deadline Feb 15, with prizes: first 20, second 15, third 10, honorable mention certificates for fourth and fifth. Judge committee includes Judy Armitage, Margaret Hall and Ferenc. Principal Win Richards will present awards in March. Criteria: originality, creativity, expression, and handling of writing elements. Entries must be unsigned, typed or ink, and not all stories will be accepted.
A weblaw school brings students from Jon Salch's John Muir Janitor Highlass to the San Leandro Public Library for an Explor ing Book program. The group reads, discusses at home, and uses the microfilm reader while viewing a painting display.
Leandro High School installs a new kitchen grill and deep fryer after student concern over cafeteria food. A student study found grilled burgers taste better, prompting action. The equipment should be in operation by the second semester.
Senior poll results list students by category from typical seniors Shannon Tracy and Dan Cunha to best dressed Linda Phillips and Steve Andrade. Other awards include most school spirit Zadian find Tim Day, cutest couple and prettiest handsomest, and distinctions for athletic ability, hairstyle, eyes, and wit. The annual polls guide the yearbook staff.
Louis Crawford's physiology class at San Leandro High began dissecting bullfrogs. Students watched circulatory systems in preserved specimens, with many reacting vividly to the smell and gore as they identified organs and muscles.
Rich Jensen, newly elected student body president at San Leandro High, aims to tackle drugs open campus and smoking lot issues. He vows a mature approach to the school board, urges greater student involvement, and plans to study political science or medicine at UC Davis while continuing church activities with Jesus Revolution.
Mark Nicovich, a Pacific High School senior, won first prize in a Bay Area Smoking Information Council poster contest aimed at teen smoking prevention. His blues and grays poster shows a skeletal figure with a cigarette and a boy, earning $25. Thomas-Lord is his art teacher.
The Leisure Activities Program will resume at Pacific High School with sessions from 1 09 p m on Mondays and Wednesdays open to San Leandro secondary students. A film series features the Marx Brothers and Laurel and Hardy in room 37 free for cardholders. Classes include guitar art crafts and sports. Geoff Wax will speak at a May 2 debate with a top scholarship prize of 500 to attend college. he plans religious studies at Westmont College and cosmic opportunities in the American Free Enterprise System.
Mike Alvarez has been elected president of Bancroft Junior High School spring student council. Other officers elected last week include Shelley Flanagan, vice president Kelli Stevens secretary and Mike Hosman treasurer historian. New commissioners are Cheril Arton Brice Wiehtoan Holly Donaldson Brian Goldline Carol Dean. The council will engage in council changes with John Muir High School, the student awards program, and revisions to Bronco blocks.
A program at Doh Muirdunion High School measures sound levels at student dances and in the band room to assess ear damage risk. Initial tests show levels near ten decibels in a small room without amplifiers, prompting plans for safer acoustic adjustments during future events.
Lancroft and Muir Junior High music departments will tour district elementary schools next week with musical programs to spur participation in school orchestras bands and choirs. Instructors include Anthony Marelli Anita Charles and Gordon Mewes William Richmond. Stage bands from Muir Bancraft Pacific and San Leandro high schools will join the California Music Educators Association Sage Band Festival in San Jose on Friday.
A science class from Kar Craft Junior High in Selal will spend Saturday and Sunday at Pinnacles National Monument. The trip aims to study political aspects as part of the curriculum.
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