Bishop O'Dowd Social Night Promises Gossip and Spooks
Barbara Jileck hosted a Saturday gathering with Sally Beckett Hilary Jenkins Bonnie Lantz Sylvia Johnson Gaird Griese and Karen Jones with a record player and barbecue. Ann Kakaeek campaigned to prove boys are bigger gossipers than girls. Ron Raimondi’s hayride was canceled by weather, drawing sighs. Dracula hop thrilled teens with spooky decorations, sparking nightmares and inspiration from Margo Schorno.
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Bishop O'Dowd
Pat Serpa
Barbara Jileck
Sally Beckett
Hilary Jenkins
Bonnie Lantz
Sylvia Johnson
Gaird Griese
Karen Jones
Ann’ Kakaeek
San Lorenzo Seniors Celebrate Baccalaureate Week Parties
A San Lorenzo senior week scene unfolds after baccalaureate services with gatherings at Wilora Wharton Thad Cartwright and George Salmon homes. Guests enjoy Cokes and chatter before the ball while other groups attend pre-ball gatherings and canned cookie fortunes.
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San Lorenzo
Nancy Carlson
Wilora Wharton
Hayward senior ball party chatter fills the night
Norma Pricer reports a lively Castro Valley and Hayward social scene with students and families hosting multiple pre Ball coketail parties. Notables include Cesar Barrientos guests of the Crockett family and a sea themed Senior Ball setup by the Junior class with elaborate gym decorations and festive tours to Santa Cruz.
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Margie Ramae
Bob DeMello
Sharon Stone
Dick Johnson
Ken McKay
Harry Dogermark
Gordon Soares
Santa Cruz
Cesar Barrientos
H.C Crockett
Castro Valley
Carole Livingston
Washington party honors Joan Wolf Linda Forsyth guest of honor
Washington by Joan Wolf Linda Forsyth was guest of honor at a surprise party given for her by Bob Gewertz. The guest list includes numerous local residents such as ileen McCrary Pat Prior Joyce Calhoun Gayle Parloto Susan Perrira Nency Thornourg Alice Shaw Nancy Newguard Jill Voorhees Tom Howells Jim Azevedo Dennis Brown Bobbie Hobbs Gene Gastelum Bill Bel Gale Ingersoll Robert Guardanapo Mike Nordvik and Bill Hird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Forsyth
Bob Gewertz
Ileen
McCrary
Pat Prior
Joyce Calhoun
Gayle Parloto
Susan Perrira
Nency Thornourg
Alice Shaw
Nancy Newguard
Jill Voorhees
Tom Howells
Jim Azevedo
Dennis Brown
Bobbie Hobbs
Gene Gastelum
Bill Bel
Gale Ingersoll
Robert Guardanapo
Mike Nordvik
Bill Hird
Orient Bound Howard Ehret Heads to the East
Howard Ehret of Hayward plans a 15 month voyage aboard the freighter Keystone Mariner departing July 1 as Purser's Clerk. He is son of San Lorenzo School Superintendent and Mrs. Be ret Esteban St. Howard recently graduated from San Lorenzo High School. The voyage will visit Manila Cebu Iloilo Kobe Yokohama Nagoya and Hong Kong carrying 12 passengers. He expects clerical duties and to observe living conditions abroad. He will return in September to begin studies at the University of California.
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Ehret
Hayward
Orient
Keystone Mariner
San Lorenzo Dist
Paul Beret
Esteban St. Howard
San Lorenzo High School
Pacific Far East Lines
Manila
Cebu
Ilo Io
Kobe
Yokohama
Nagoya
Hor Kong
Howard
University” For California
4 H Club to Hold Final Gathering
Castro Valley California four H Club plans final gathering before fall at Castro Valley School Monday night. Officers and community leaders will be elected and a delegate chosen to the state convention in August will be announced. Fall activities entry contact Mrs. Harvey Joanson at Lucerne 2-2577 for youths ages 10 to 21.
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Castro Valley
Rebels Party Graduates Celebrate at San Lorenzo High
More than 200 Rebels attended a social last night hosted by El Vin Ragsdale and parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Ragsdale at 27651 Barcelona Ave Hayward. Punch and coke flowed on the patio as dancing capped the evening with Moon Bay noted as a Washington group destination.
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San Lorenzo
Nadrone
Elvin
Rags" Ragsdale
A. Ragsdale
Barcelona Ave
Hayward
Moon Bay
Tina Qweret
Fran Stover
Jack Ervin
Sidney Stinhilver
Jim Clars
al Bettencourt
Pat Wheley
Bob DePavia
Fred Mattav
T. E. Bass
Valley Girls to Appear in Utah Chorus in Salt Lake City
Six Castra Valley teenagers travel by train from Northern California to Salt Lake City to perform with 600 vocalists during a Mutual Improvement Association session. The group, aged 16 to 30, is sponsored by Mrs. Tenny Walton of Castro Valley and will appear at the Mormon Tabernacle, returning Sunday night.
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Castra Valley
Salt Lake City
Utah
Marjorie Smulth
Gwen, Carroll
Bone Horrigan
Sharon Hartsman
Christie Tietjen
Dorothy Jean Brown
California
Nevada
Mutual ‘Improvement
Alsn
Mormon ‘Tabernacle
Tenny Walton
Casto Valley
Leandrans Win Scholarships From Local Graduates
San Leandro High School seniors receive college scholarships from multiple sources across the United States. Awards include an NROTC scholarship to the University of California for Bill Christoph, a teaching scholarship to Brigham Young University for Connie Schipper, a Del Mar of San Leandro Business and Professional Women's Club grant of 90 dollars for Sandy Gordon, a 200 scholarship from Kappa Alpha Psi for Jack Fujii, a B'nai B'rith grant of 100 dollars, and the Carey Diem Scholarship worth 10 dollars for Danny King.
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San Leandro
United States
Bill Christoph
University of California
Connie Schipper
Januery
Brigham Young University
Utah
Sandy Gordon
June Creditale
del Mar of San Leandro Business and Professional Women’s Club
Jack Fujii
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity
Danny King
Hayward High School Key Club draws win list for 1958-59
Jim Eigh announces winners of the mechanical drawing contest at Hayward High School. John Stevenson, basic mechanical drawing. Ralph Johnson, advanced mechanical drawing. Phil Nelson, architectural drawing. Bob Williamson, marine drawing. They receive T squares from Key Club. Mark Masson organized the event with George Enderin and James Russell as industrial arts teachers.
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Pamnters
Hayward High School
Jim Eigh
Key Club
John Stevenson
Ralph Johnson
Phil Nelson
Bob Williamson
Key ‘Club
Mark Masson
Technical Schoal
George’ Enderiin
James Rusell
Livermore Seniors Win Scholarships For 16 Honored
Livermore High School awarded 16 seniors at commencement with multiple scholarships and special honors. Notable recipients include Phyllis Rober for four awards plus a CSF life membership, Judith Meyers with six awards and CSF life membership, and Marylin Rummel with three awards including a life CSF membership. Other honors covered attendance medals, national merit certificates, and college entrance recognitions, with awards from Bank of America, Delta Kappa Gamma, Lions Club, Soroptimist, and local groups.
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Livermore High School
Ralph T. Wartenharmer
Schol
Phyllis Rober
California Scholarship Federation
California Savings and Loan League
University of California At
Raiis
Judith Meyers
Wfe
Tudith
Elk’s
Bank of America
Delta
Kappa Gamma
Business and Professional Women's Club
She Valso
University of California, Berkeley
Judith Gardner
CSF
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
Taisign
Ties
Marylin Rummel
May Nissen
Tames Gaskill
Beta Sigma
Lions Club
George M. Greene
Livermore, Boosters Club
Judith Merkle
National Merit Scholarship Corp
University of California
Beth
Gordon
Emporium
San Francisco
Marie Hallatore
Geraldine Viale
Linda Waters
Carolyn Dalke
American Legion Auxiliary
Livermore Union High School
Theodore Mueller
Pasadena
Luanne Wingfield
T Fe
Elizabeth Thompson
Geraldine Vialeard
Rose Marie Mueller
HUHS Names Cheer Team and Service Leaders
Hayward High announces reopening preparations with Mardith Nevone as head yell leader selecting four assistants and seven song girls. Team members include Penny Nichols Barbara Wilkinson Rosina Turner Judy Light. song girls Judy Roff Low Sheets Gwen Butler Marilyn Domoto Joan Mortenson Sandy Rodgers Judy Togni. Eligible girls had one semester Megaphone Club membership and few absences. Service Committee officers named for upper and lower divisions to support dances and football games.
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Hayward High
Mardith Nevone
Petyly
Chez
Penny Nichols
Barbara Wilkinson
Rosina Turner
Judy Light
Judy Roff
Low Sheets
Gwen Butler
Marilyn Domoto
Joan Mortenson
Sandy Rodgers
Judy Togni
Waren Bedford
Service Committee
Pop music rankings show 45s leads as Everly Brothers fall
A newspaper listing ranks top pop records with Purple People Eaters at top and Yakity Yak second. All I Have to Do Is Dream remains popular by the Everly Brothers while Johnny's Greatest Hits sustains Johnny Mathis. The Music Man score and a newcomer Tommie and Frankie Sinatra refresh the field.
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The
Everly Brothers
Johnny
Mathis
Music Man
Tommie
Dorsey
Frankie
Sinatra
Jolly Jives Candidates Named For Teen King Queen
Tim Henderson and Carol de St. Maurice chosen to represent the Jolly Jives Teen Club as king and queen for the district dance. The Heyward Ares Recreation District hosts the annual event Friday from 7 30 p m to midnight at the San Lorenzo National Guard Armory. Pauline Whitehead and Steve Lamy enter the social dance, Suzanne Darnell and Mike Vera take part in the hop contest.
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Tim Henderson
Carol de St. Maurice
Jolly Jives
Caduceus Club Names Officers at Castro Valley High
Len Evans is elected president of Castro Valley High School Caduceus Club for 1958 59 with Mary Savel as vice president Barbara Bales as historian Linda Cruz as secretary treasurer The club members pursue careers in medicine.
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Len Evans
Castro Valley High School
Caduceus Club
Mary Savel
Barbara Bales
Linda Cruz
Treasprone
Government Needs You to Fill Public Service Roles
James F. Watson of the National Civil Service League predicts 1.2 million more civilians will work for government in 1963, boosting total federal employment beyond 9.4 million. He cites needs in atomic energy, missiles, foreign aid, and expanding programs in education, highways, health, and welfare, with adequate starting salaries and rapid advancement.
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James F. Watson
National Civil Service League
Watson
Huskys Celebrate Elects and Honors At Washington High
Washington High students headline Essanay Days with Diane Tuhey Pat Lowe Joyce DuCoty and Sue Carper among those honored. Six majorettes chosen to lead the Husky marching band next year. Hiro Kurotsui named outstanding athlete. led baseball team as MVP and played quarterback and guard. Key Club elects Rich Corey president with Joe Allen Ron Roe Ron Bishop and Bill Clark in officer roles.
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School of the Huskys
Washington High
Diane Tuhey
Pat Lowe
Joyce DuCoty
Sue Carper
Husky
Peggy Flindt
Clausia, Crockett
Joyce Cochle
Sue Toop
Mariene Hernandes
Jane Lancaster
Hiro Kurotsui
Wash- Tneten High
Dads
Yenquet
Washington
Hiro
Rich Corey
Joe Allen
Ron Roe
Ron Bishop
Bill Clark
Sharon Reinikka Chosen Haypress Editor at Hayward High
Sharon Reinikka has been chosen editor for next fall's Haypress by the Hayward High School student body. She serves on the Executive Council next year, holds a B-plus average, and takes college prep courses. She is a tennis enthusiast with local awards. Assistant editors for the Saypress will be chosen in fall per advisor Eleanor Banks-Jey.
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Sharon Reinikka
Vew
Haypress
Hayward High School
Sharon
Saypress
Eleanor Banks- Jey
Gay Knights Plan Dance for Teens at Palma Ceta Club
The Gay Knights teen club sponsored by Palma Ceta veh Jage Homes Assn will host a dance Friday from 8 to 11 pm at Cularozs School. Theme The Long Summer features a teenage wishing well pool decoration. Records will provide music with refreshments available.
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Gay Knights
Palma Ceta Veh Jage Homes Assn
Cularozs
Tina Clark
Records
Jarea
Harry E. Enringer
Goordinator
Richard Reker
Robert Scolari
Charles Telford
William ‘Wood
Lillian Hatfield
Charles Gardinier
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Joe
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Thad Cartwright’s
Mike Cuevas
Helen Heistad
Caevas
Don Barber
Lynn Felowls
George Salmon
Centerville
George
Lynn Mathiesen
Norma Pricer
Geri
Joanne Rubio
Marlene Medlin
Deanna Jensen
Emil Ciochetti
Barbara Logue
Fred Marciel
Sally Nixon
Patty Rap
Son
Joan Huber
Elouise Long
Paul Rosenbaum
Bill Upham
Mel Lewis
Johnny Stein
George Buck
Larry
Lewis Sheila Peoples
Tony Lillek
Denny Phillips
Amador
Jenifer Rollar
Gwyn Douglas
Ann Taylor
Dick Guasco
Sharon Nelson
Pinky Rosa
Karen Hoover
Rich Cortez
Sara Celli
Ralph Andradi
Joan Anselmo
Jack Nebel
Brenda Bartram
Larry Newberry
Ann Magoffin
Harold Shanks
Gretchen Iverson
Rod Kipp
Eloise McClintic
Janet Dunstan
Bob Boring
Karl Palmberg
Pat LaDue
Pat Gossett
Nick Wheeler
Joyce Jorgensen
Bob Olson
Lesle Farbner
John Thompson
Doug Forguor
Maxine Herbert
Gary Tomsic
Diane Campbell
Ron Meson
Gail Matterson
Kay Matteson
Larry Hewitt
Denny DeBenedicts
Rich Dell Agua
Arlene Leber
Gary, Neilson
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Jané Roday
Rose Coe Turner
Washington Union High School
Lynn Pennington
Grady Hudson
Kathy Walker
Nancy Blackburn
Bill Fowler
Steve Rubiolo
Howard Ehret
Howard Ehretl
Rebels Party
Valley Girls
Leandrans
Livermore Seniors
HUHS
Sheb Wooley
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