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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1966
Page
2
Six Fremont High School students will spend six weeks at the University of Morelos in Cuernavaca and the University of Vera Cruz in Jalapa. They will stay with Mexican families, study Spanish language and literature, Mexican history, archaeology, culture and folklore, and take field trips to museums and historic sites, including a Mexico City ballet Folklórico performance.
Arroyo High picks staff for the Dry Gulch Gazette with Sat Agliano as editor in chief. Staff includes Keith Moore Tin Sonit Chris Gerner Jay Clapper Eileen Wilson Jim Murtson Pat Tiernan Curlis Cooper Eileen Stevenson Linda Tooley and reporters Paul Ostroff Linda Savage Pat Conklin. Kris Brechtel will edit Hayward High weekly Hay Press next year. Rita Bee named editor in chief Agrarian with Yvonne Wen as assistant editor.
San Leandro Pacific High School junior Christine Helkmap becomes the first girl honored with the school's annual chemistry award funded by the California Section of the American Chemical Society. The 1963 established prize recognizes outstanding chemistry work and future scientific potential. Christine earns a certificate and lapel pin.
The Hayward area high school broadcasting club reports the week’s top 10 singles from local record stores led by Hungry by Paul Revere and the Raiders. Other noted tracks include Dont Bring Me Down Animals Stranger in the Night Sinatra When a Man Loves a Woman Sledge Paint It Black Rolling Stones Rain Paper Back Writer Beatles You Don’t Have to Say You Love Me Springfield Along Comes Mary Association Cool Jerk Capitals Barefootin Bobby Parker Searching for My Love Bobby Moore.
Corky Schwertseharf was elected president of the Mt Eden High School student body. Other officers elected include Ray Picken as vice president Debbie Nannan as secretary Renie Yoshida as recorder and Mark Botello as comptroller Noryne Hasigawa as head yell leader and Diana Liranza as head adviser.
The article explains the origin of the terms bar and bench in courtrooms. It notes the bar separates judges from laity during pleadings and that a lawyer at the bar is a barrister while the judges sit on benches, giving rise to the collective terms bar and bench for the profession.
A family in Canyon Highlands hosts Bob Leavitt from Pereira Colombia for a month long United States visit. Bill Angel travels to Pereira with his parents Senor and Senora Bernardo Angel. Bob will tour the country with other foreign exchange students, stopovers in Washington and New York, then return home in late July.
Dena Yoda to be installed as Honored Queen of Bethel 207 International Order of Job's Daughters at 8 pm in San Lorenzo Masonic Temple. Dena, Arroyo High senior and Merlyn Yoder’s daughter, heads a list of officers and 35 choir members to be installed. retiring Queen Pat Evans assists. Also today at 8 pm Joan Edwards to be installed Honored Queen of Bethel 253 at Fremont Masonic Temple with a large officer slate and program guests.
AP reports India will host a government wig manufacturing facility in Andhra Pradesh. U S hair purchases topped world buyers in 1965 at 436000 dollars. A Bethel guardian and others are named, with Bethel 232 of the International Order of Job's Daughters preparing for an installation in Livermore. Janet Les Maranville to be installed Honored Queen at Bethel 232. list of appointed and elected officers follows. Retiring Honored Queen Diane Steele to serve as installing officer.
In Pittsburgh AP report Rockwell ManufacturingCo promotes hobby programs for seniors. Each employee receives hobby equipment valued at 310 dollars per year of service starting at age two, with choices including woodworking gardening art metalcraft ceramics batik weaving graphic arts book binding lapidary sculpture and oil painting.
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