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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1963
Page
5
The page notes class events and college life including NAY WARD’s 7:30 gathering, Inmanities class logistics, a convocation at Hayward State, and a string of student activities. It lists seniors’ antics, dances, theater auditions, upcoming shows, regional sports, and weekend plans across campuses with multiple student names and clubs mentioned.
Sunset High School girls in a knitting class under Mrs. Burr demonstrate skill in making slippers sweaters mittens and coat style garments. Doris Gurr leads the course as they prepare for a March fashion show and add gift sweaters for family.
Mike Ilallcngren of Hayward Boothill Chapter won first prize in a seasonal public speaking contest titled Biological Insect Central. He will represent Alameda County at the north coast regional contest in Scotia on Feb. 1. Competitors included Stallengren of Livermore speaking on Farm Management Pat Marshal of Pleasanton on No Vocational Agriculture Failure and Al Logan of Washington on The Role of Agriculture.
The Town and Country Junior Women's Club of Hayward seeks a Teen Miss winner. Sponsored by the California Federation of Women’s Clubs, applicants must be a high school junior or senior, have at least a B average, be active in extracurriculars and church and civic work. The winner advances to district, state, and national levels. Applications are due February 18. For forms, contact Mrs. Joseph Hawke at 33160 Hemlock Drive, Union City, 471-4786.
A journalism workshop for high school reporters will be hosted by the Northern California chapter of Theta Sigma Phi and campus advisers at the University of California Berkeley. A panel of newspaper professionals and public relations experts will discuss journalism as a career and answer students questions.
A Lucr/Livermore High School hosts Career Night in Livermore with 40 regional representatives discussing career duties hours conditions and qualifications. Educator and special education topics will be included as part of the program sponsored by Livermore High School Pleasanton AAUW and the Mother Lint. Registration is free for students and advisors. advance cards will be sent.
Bush named its assured president for the Spring semester at High School. Other officers elected include Bailey Stewart as vice president Mary Juan Seel as secretary Kathy Monis as treasurer Jay Friedricks as Negitiative assembly speaker Mateling Coopman head yell leader Kle i Bicholz Girls' League member Rich Liranzo Boys' League president John Saleva and more. The new officers will serve pending approval of the university constitution and the organization of the bile.
LIVERMORE Phil Hosaart and Meredith Jones of Livermore High School won the annual Elks Leadership contest. They produced winning themes on leadership and background brochures judged on organization quality and sense. The Livermore Elks Lodge awarded savings bonds and plaques to the pair. Phil plans a career in government service. Meredith is involved in state moot groups and uncertain about her path.
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