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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1962
Page
6
A reader questioned why La Vista School District administration building was unlocked for a trustees meeting. The Review reported a canceled session due to a missed opening order, but Dr. Paul Williamson the district superintendent had his own key and planned to attend, making the opening order unnecessary.
The passage depicts Ume trustees arriving at an administration building, testing doors, and peering through windows as Dr. Williamson, a member of the Sheriff’s Reserves Underwater Unit, lies on a raft after a rescue mission. Other vignettes include a wandering autoist shadowing a woman in Hayward and a Cha bot College News item noting unlikely animal attendees in classes.
Hayward Union High School District announces the resignation of Assistant Superintendent Awbrey Laws effective June 30 after 27 years of service. Laws joined the district as a teacher in 195 and later led as vice principal at San Lorenzo High, principal of Hayward High, and district assistant superintendent in charge of personnel. He is a Manteca High School alumnus with degrees from San Jose State and further studies at Stanford, Oregon, Wisconsin, College of the Pacific, and Gall Tide.
The San Leandro Elks Lodge opens to the public at 9:45 pm for a German travelogue shown after the regular meeting. Lodge details note Jaws on vacation and a new officer will be named after resignations. Ten members will be initiated and affiliated during a brief ceremony at 1349 Hays Avenue.
Chabot College will hold tryouts for its first song girls and cheerleaders at 6:30 p.m. on June 25 at the temporary campus in San Leandro. Five cheerleaders and seven song girls will be selected for the fall semester based on pose, enthusiasm, appearance, and talent. Selection committee includes Miss Rose Lawrence, Ed Hart, Miss Dolores Barden, Carol Sollows, and Jim Lindsay. The college plans intercollegiate athletics next fall as a Belden Gate Conference member.
Registrations are being accepted for Americanization classes with no tuition. A Citizenship Preparation course meets Tuesday and Thursday evenings under Frederick Bratz, guiding students through immigration procedures, U S history, and the structure and operation of federal, state, and local governments while stressing the citizen’s role in democracy. The U.S. Constitution is covered in detail.
Hayward area school board moves to trim seven jobs at HUHSD to save funds. Foothill High adds a classified assistant to the principal and may abolish the vice principal role district wide if the plan succeeds. Several admin positions, including assistant superintendent, are under scrutiny for elimination.
San Leandro officials set Safe Boating Week for July 1 as the city considers a $9.5 million budget and talks about flexible scheduling and team teaching. The board discusses administrator layoffs and the potential elimination of vice principal positions district wide.
The San Leandro Library Board will study the Flastshore Broadmoor and South branches over several months to decide if they should be renovated or rebuilt. Budget limits delay upgrades while officials seek community input on a new branch name and door monitoring to curb noise.
James Foster Seate JP, 39, aircraft mechanic of 305 Grove Way Hayward, placed on five years probation after pleading guilty to statutory offense and sex perversions with a teenage girl. Court records show a four year relationship with the girl, including nearly 100 acts, with the father of six admitting to probation officers.
Lt. Cmdr. Emnett S. Oliver of Fremont has assumed command of the Coast Guard Reserve Unit at the Training Center Government Island. He relieves Lt. Cmdr. Martin J. Barnes who moves to a new post in Sacramento. Oliver is a San Lorenzo High School science teacher and cross country coach and has served as assistant supervisor for Coast Guard training at Alameda.
Glorified athletics rapped by trustee Maynard Crawford, who urged balancing praise for performers with wider student contributions. He criticized overemphasis on sports and proposed a citizens advisory committee to study recognition across orchestras, programs, and activities.
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