Yellowstone Park Target for Teeners
Nine area high school boys will join the Sesehve Expedition to Yellowstone Park with science field studies in zoology botany geology and ornithology. The group includes Michael Allen and Donald Miller along with other local students and teachers. Activities cover camping hiking boating fishing and horsebacking with Ranger John Phillips guiding the program and Montana State University credentials backing the trip.
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Ralph Harris
Wallace J
Stro’ Valley High
Sebel
Castro Valley
Yellowstone Park
Michael Allen
Apdl
Russell Allen
Heverl
Grand
Hik- Kingston Way
Donald Miller
Henry Kratt
Miller
Ewing Rd
Donald
Hennessey
Phillips
Yellowstone
John ‘Phillips
Gem ‘Ave
Bill Ralph
Mysjicis
William Ralph
Forest Ave
Montana State University
Hayward
Floyd
Aylin
Charles Aylin
Tom Bullock
Audience Teachers Association
Tromay Bullock
Montgomery
Rike
Thomas Rike
Neve
San’ Lorenzo
Famillac
Robin Hood
Donald Phillips
Fred ‘Goff
Wallace Hennessy
Donald Milter
Judy Ahlin Wins Second Scholarship Award
Harvard High School student Judy Ahlin receives her second scholarship from the Hayward School Faculty Wives Assn for outstanding academic work. She served on the Service Committee, edited Haypress, and ranked in the top ten percent of her class. She plans to enroll at the University of California in September to major in home economics.
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Judy Ablin
Hayward High School
Clarence Nelson
Bayyard High School
Harvard High School
Judy Him
Jewell Ahlin
Sir Hayward
Hayward School
Haywan High School
Judy
Gre
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Univ of California
Siesta Time Adopts South American Nap Habit in USA
A teen magazine urges adopting a two hour daily nap to boost efficiency. It suggests relaxing neck and shoulders, taking short naps with proper pillows, bathing to ease tension, and gentle daily exercise. Readers are advised to unplug phone calls during siesta hours and embrace a slow, restful routine.
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Porloamericanas
Dear Eve Patrick Advice on Rings and Courting Etiquette
A reader asks how to handle a former girlfriend keeping his school ring and a current partner who wants it back. Advice suggests honesty about being free of the first relationship and appreciating the second. The column also advises not to repay women for party invitations. instead ask each out for one date then decide if there is mutual interest.
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Eve
Arson Hee
Eve Patrick
Daily Méview
P.O
Young Inventor Builds Tiny Auto With Lawn Mower Motor
Mickey Fisher of Mentor Ohio, a proud owner of a small self built midget auto, claims speeds up to chafingly, with total cash outlay around $4. He sourced the motor from a path and used eight inch wheels from his grandfather who runs a junk shop. He explains gearing down to six to one while pointing to the chained transmission.
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Mickey Fisher
Mentor, C
Mickey
Attic Antics Transform That Unused Space
The magazine Seventeen offers tips to brighten a dark attic by choosing a bright color scheme and light patterns. Use one bold wallpaper wall with lighter colored others, add white accents, and avoid uniform walls to preserve charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q Magazine
Slow Tango Look in Garb and Native Fashion Trends
The April issue highlights the Spanish Colonial Look with dresses featuring heavy embroidery, braids, and bold color combos evoking romance and balconies. It also explores native inspired South American fashions with geometric Incan motifs, bright clashing colors, and airy fabrics for summer wear.
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Mammer
Sumny Elinen
South America
Teener Leads Local Election Open House in San Lorenzo
Marcia Selo a Arroyo High School sophomore organized an open house at 15896 Via Pingle to inform parents and friends about Tuesday's incorporation election. Charles Cline, chair of the Incorporation Committee, led the discussion urging residents to become better informed before voting.
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San Lorenzo
Marcia Selo
Arroyo High School
Pingle
Charles
Cline
Marcia
Shuffie Son club offers summer activities at San Leandro High
The San Leandro High School community and the San Leandro Department collaborated on a summer program named Shuffie Son. It features swimming, athletic activities, dancing, and social events. Armand Phillips chairs the planning team with Larry Shepp in charge of athletics and Marilyn Cheney heading the refreshment committee. Dates include seven more Friday night gatherings from July through August. Attendance requires student body or school district IDs and proper dress. jeans and tennis shorts are restricted for boys, Bermuda shorts allowed for girls.
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Jooks
San -Leandro High
Mariyn Cheney
Bruce Johnston
Penny Howhett
Judy Ken
Susan Pratt
Sandra Moon
Michelle Osborne
San Leandro School
San Leandro
United School
Tips From Dorothy Noyes on Summer Job Hunting
Dorothy Noyes, Advertising Woman of 1957 and leader of Noyes and Sproul Agency, offers five don’ts and five dos for job seekers. She emphasizes that looks open doors but do not seal sales, urges continuous learning in science and math, pursuing passion quickly, contributing to the community, and cultivating international awareness.
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Dorothy Noyes
Misa Noyes
Noyes Zanal ‘Sproul, Inc
Advertising Federation of America
Flowers Tell The Story Flowers Tell The Story
The brief notes offer two tips for young men assessing a future wife by observing her domestic habits and potential as a housewife, using flowers as a symbolic prompt and a practical test.
W Daniel's Flower Art and Diorama Projects
W Daniel's diorama of men building early railroads, made with plaster and balsa, traveled from Hayward High School to the county audio visual aid department after about 30 hours of work. In Maxwell's class, students created maritime and railroad themed art and maps showing Napoleonic and Josephine era details along with floral designs.
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Hayward High School
Robert Maxwells
William Daniel
Maxwells
County
Daniel
Paris
Jack Stivers
Judy Silva
Altréw
Jose Marino
Napoleon
Don
Boddy
Josephine
Howard High School
Chuck
Ruis
Odd Fellows Dance Tonight Planned by Hayward Lodge
Tonight members of Hayward Junior Odd Fellows and Theta Rho girls will dance in Odd Fellows Hall from dusk until midnight under Gene Kelly as chief ruler with F O Brockett as adviser. Dick Hornsock handles decorations, Jim Middlemist refreshments, Gerald Rasmussen records. all lodge members invited.
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Hayward Junior Odd Fellows
Theta Rho
Odd Fellows Hall
Gene Kelly
F. O. Brockett
Dick Hornsock
Jim
Gerald Rasmussen
She's Twirlling Her Own Way Tomorrow
Deanne O Mara daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed ward O Mara of 2450 George St Newark will travel to Walport Ore where she will teach twirling for one week at the Clinic by The Sea twirling camp Head majorette at Washington union High School she is a graduate and has been called an experienced camp instructor specializing in basic twirling and jet-series She has taught twirling in a Palo Alto school She will go to Big Trees twirling camp in the Santa Cruz Mountains July 7 and instruct for two weeks
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Deanne O'Mara
Edward O'Mara
George St.Newark
Walport
Ore
Washington'union High School
Palo Alto
Santa Cruz Mountains
Dances of South America and Odd Notes from a Magazine
A quirky collage of facts on South American dance roots, mixing Indian European and African influences into forms like huaino and chitsea Helleca. It notes misattributed potato origins Ireland and Panama data quirks plus teen magazine trivia such as ice cream sodas as a regional delicacy.
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South America
Ireland
Panama
America
Castro Valley High Students Active After Parties
Castro Valley high students held social gatherings with hors d oeuvres salad spaghetti and dessert at multiple homes including Suzi Udell and Bonnie Taylor venues. The events featured swimming dancing and a slumber party with many named attendees and a church dance on Wednesday night.
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Uni
Ginner
Suzi Udell
I Barry
Joan Horwath
Jim ‘McCullough
Chris Tiegten
Bonnie Taylor
Marshal Freemain
Ronnie Horrigan
Sheron.Stocker's
Shad
Eden Congregational Church
McLaughlin
Carol Logai Shaw
Harry Degermark
Len Rogers
Dick Dean
Geodrge Brown
Bill Poulson
Jean Bowen
Larry Stockton
Alan Biter
Joan Livingston
Stan Sucher
Kay Mitchell
Horace L. Johnson
Mardith Navone
Steve Tucker
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Judy Ahlin
Siesta
USA
Yung
Bulds
Teener
South County
Dhce Baily
Hivion Z
Leandro
Pauley Unified
Lear
Miss Noyes
Baltimore
Medics
New York
Eugene Sproul
Noyes
W. Daniel
By Gerry Rodriguez
J. Gregory Conway
Conway
United States
Tom
Saga
Aera
Ash CullcMeu
At-The- University of Southern
California
Hiving Imatariel
Terry Rover
Carole Adamson
Carol Atkins
Gary Tomsin
Tom King
Gail Matteson
Dave McClellan
Steve Ramm
Roy Matteson
Roy Matteson, ‘Kent Lesher, Ron Mason,, Jerry Campell, Jerri Long, Carol Canty
Lynn Alexander
Rich Addis
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