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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1964
Page
10
Readable notes show students and staff across Hayward Newark and surrounding areas filling summer with guards lifeguards college programs and trips. Judy Mazda and Joan Jonason ride horses while others guard pools plan councils study at university learn and volunteer from San Jose State to UC Davis. Carol Anderson wins Maid of Alameda County and Sandy Logan attends Girls State at UC Davis.
Karen McKee of Hayward recalls the 21st annual Girls State at UC Davis. She was elected superior court judge of the mythical Kelsey County but served little in duties. named City Editor of the After Dinner Post by the Ton ton Convicts group. Councilmen Sharon Gibson and Linda Licciardi helped lead spare time and activities. The event, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, highlighted government and people lessons.
Livermore summer dances hosted by the Teen Canteen occur each Friday from 8 41 to 9 39 p m at the Recreation Center on Eth and A Streets. Open to current high school members with a pre election dance on July 31 where the nominating committee will present their officers slate for the new school year. A live orchestra is promised. Mrs Dorothy Svels serves as youth advisor for the Teen Canteen, sponsored by the Livermore Area Recreation District.
Sue Terrell named editor of the 1964 65 Confederate yearbook at San Lorenzo High School with Linda Russo as associate editor, Carol Hlal business manager, Jaycee Benson production manager. Sharon Silva and Donna Prusse lead features and activities with plans for covers and theme underway. Additional staff include Hodgson Weinert Hobdy Christensen Swindler Witte Lanfear Casey DiBernardi Fahriey and Davidson. T J Collins is advisor.
Hayward High names the 1984 65 student government leaders and class officers. Norm Hadpsas is elected student body president. John Comfort named vice president and will study abroad. Janet Hemming secretary. Roberta Wheeler pressurer. Rosalie Lewis Girls League president. Ken Lerch legislative assembly speaker. Bob Yeager boys’ athlete manager. Vicki Gidich head song girl. Senior class officers: Mule Silva president, Sue Rasmussen vice president, Diane Snyder secretary, Sue Philips treasurer. Val Miner girls’ league rep. Junior officers: Tom Sheridan president, John Jin pincatt vice president, Chris Une Hanson secretary, Jim Coopman treasurer. Magpie Johns Girls League rep. Alan Kozlowski boys’ League rep. Sophomore officers: Kari Urban president, Afelvin Turner vice president, Carol Shibata secretary, Enocl Owen treasurer. Diane Artel girls’ league rep. Advanced students named for legislative assembly include many seniors, juniors, and sophomores. Individual yell leaders and song girls named. summer practice and uniform design to be considered.
The Seagull literary magazine announced prizes for five students prior to graduation exercises. Carol Benedekt Heve Dutel and Mark Urquhart won poetry prizes while Melorac Jary Robbins and Craig Sayre earned short story honors. Each winner received volumes of Shakespeare.
Foothill schools name student body officers and class leaders for Canyon High Castro Valley and Marina High. Cone yon High School lists presidents vice presidents secretaries and treasurers for senior junior and sophomore classes. Marina High selects Pete Tein Brad Harriman Karen Hratals Barry Kluger as officers with Kathy Albrandt head cheer and Kathy Vaughn head song girl.
The Youth of Eden Congregation will hold a car wash on Lat July 41 from 9 30 a m to 4 p m at the Flying A Service Station corner Grave and Foot Hill proceeds support furnishing a neighborhood church in Oakland s Fruitvale district Chairmen are Larry Jewell and Roberta Wheeler
An agenda lists Teen Club events in July for Valley's Junior Band members. A skating party runs Monday from 7 to 10 p.m. at Pioneer Skate Arena 65 A St Wayward with rental skates. On Friday July 10 a Hobo dance is planned at Bard Warren School Center Street Castro Valley from 7:36 to 101 ram with prizes for best host Hobo costumes.
The East Hay Regional Park District plans to buy 489 acres east of Mission Boulevard in South Hayward for 1,000 dollars per acre to convert Garin Ranch into a large regional park serving Soult County. Officials seek road access clearance from Hayward and Alameda County, with ERRPD improving the proposed route. John Smith reports tax matters are resolved and transfer readiness is near as federal aid hopes under the Open Spaces Act are noted.
Castro Valley reports Tom Jorde won the Boys State nomination for governor from a field that included Tory candidate Merk. The convention at Sacramento Fair Grounds gathered 662 boys for a week of study in action government and included election as Castro Valley High School student body president.
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