Hayward High Pupils Receive Acting Melvins Prize
Hayward high school seniors Natalie Lupton and Tom Smith won the annual Melvin acting awards as top student actress and actor for the year, per the Haypress. Certificates went to Dick Kaye and Lena Grove for best supporting actor and actress. the awards began in 1952 by Joy Taylor.
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Tom Smith
Hayward High School
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Hill Avenue
Hayward
Smith
Etta W. Smith
Kipling Street
Dick Kaye
Lena Grove
Joy Taylor
Has
George’ S Tranquilitsky
Jack Gregg
Nine Teachers Join Hayward School District
Nine new teachers were named for the coming year by the Hayward Elementary School district trustees. Appointees include William Vallick from Michigan and Rob ert McKeown of San Jose, with others from Idaho, Virginia, Colorado and California. The board also awarded a $1215 bid to San Jose Steel for new dancing at Strordge school and approved health department hearing tests, resignations, and four leaves of absence. Trustees inspected a proposed East avenue school site and authorized district representation.
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California
William Vallick
Michigan
Marian Alparello
College of Holy Names
Norma Bedee
Livermore
Agnes Hanna
Idaho
Marjorie Kelly
Tulare
Lillian Thomas
Richmond
Gloria Reed
Virginia
Dorothey Austin
Colorado
Robert McKeown
San Jose
San Jose Steel Corporation
Stroridge School
Chris Siwedenborg
East Avenue
Aged Recreation Talks Continue For Hayward Seniors
Hayward's senior citizens recreation program continues today from 2 to 4 pm in the library lecture room. The first session drew strong interest, according to Paul Wirick of the Hayward Chamber of Commerce. Cards, checkers and games are provided for all seniors.
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Paul Wirick
Hayward Chamber of Commerce
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Chamber
Lutheran School to Graduate Fifteen Students
The Calvary Lutheran School in San Lorenzo will hold its third graduation next Friday at 7 p.m. in the church chapel on Via Magdalena. Rev. Waldemar A. Thiele will give the invocation. Principal speaker is Manfred Mueller of San Francisco City College. Salutatorian is Joan Agnew. valedictorian is Nicholas Clason. Diplomas will be presented by Lester Wells. The program includes Deanna Stapf announcing class colors, William Kutler on the flower, Ronald Orwinga on the motto, Ethel Mohr on class history, Lorna McCrummin on class prophecy, Patricia Miller introducing the speaker, and Niles Gaumer responding to the valedictory. Walter W. Mohr is principal with faculty members Henry H. Mueller, Dorothy Crosby, and Elaine Simmons. Graduating class members include Joan Agnew, Sheila Chrestenson, Nicholas Clason, Ronald Dewings, Bruce Gunn, nda Gustafson, Gordon Hicks, Charles Judy, am. Kutler, Lorra McCrummin, Patricia Mulner, Ethel Mohr, Wesley Mulhar Deanna Stapf, and Thomas Williamson.
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Waldemar A. Thiele
Nicholas Clason
Lester Wells
Deanna Stapf
William Kutler
Ronald Orwinga
Ethel Mohr
Lornai McCrummen
Patricia Miller
Niles Gaumer
Walter W. Mohr
Henry H. Mueller
Dorothy Crosby
Elaine Simmons
Jelass Ares
Joan Agnew
Sheila Chrestenson
Ronald Dewings
New Office Hardships Prompt Office Change in Old Orchard Beach
New office at 92 Old Orchard Beach Maine follows the defeat of Freed Luce aged 92 as town clerk. The town creates a new job title for his successor, appointing him as license inspector at an annual salary of 1080 dollars.
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Luce
Shim
Atomic ships and aviation power advance in testimony
The Atomic Energy Commission told Congress that the U S will eventually field atomic naval task forces capable of full speed with no refueling. Nuclear powered super ships are planned, while rapid progress in atomic powered aircraft propulsion was reported in closed testimony. Ground reactor testing for aircraft use should begin next year in Idaho.
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Californians Pay License Fees With Bad Checks
California motorists handed in 233,736 dollars in worthless checks for 1955 license renewals. Of those, 183,655 were later paid after threats of vehicle seizures. 3,490 individuals issued bad checks, with 885 vehicles impounded since January. The 1954 figures exceeded 7,000 bad checks totaling 398,000 dollars.
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Department of Motor Vehicles
State Vehicle Department
Jane
Paul Mason
Motor Vehicles
Mace
Mason
Re scheduled Cherryland fire commissioners meeting
The Cherryland fire commission postponed today’s meeting due to unavailable commissioners. A new meeting is set for 6 p.m. at the franchise located at 328 Grove Way, with eight members previously scheduled to attend.
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Cherryland Fire Commissioners
Frenchise
Grove Way
Lone bachelor on county board to marry
Emanuel P. Razeto 44, lone bachelor supervisor of Alameda County, revealed he will wed Minnie Rose Maffen 34, a Richmond elementary school teacher. The nuptial mass is set for 10:30 a.m. at St Theresa's Catholic Church in Oakland.
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Emanuel P. Razeto
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Minnie Rose Maffen
Richmond Elemantery
St. Theresa's Catholic Church
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