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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1963
Page
5
Newark High unveils plans for spring activities including swimming baseball track tennis and golf. Track practice starts March 8 while swimming debuts its new schedule at Tin the morning. Gary Winter and Tom Lockhart planned The Hike to Santa Cruz but drove there to surf at Pleasure Point.
Fremont high school presents George Gershwin musical Girl Crazy via Irvington High School Creative Arts Dept at 8 pm March 7 and 4, with leading roles by Bob Wattles Greg Rios Shirley Lane and Dave Palmer. Cast includes Anta Baptista Judy Mureford Val Hunter and more. choreographers Rona McDaniel Sue Botell created western dance numbers and ensembles.
Fremont students and staff launch a broad AFS fund drive to support exchange programs for next year. A sequence of prestate funded projects backs the drive as Logan and Washington High prepare for a March event to raise an admission fee set at one dollar.
An applicant identified as a youth from Laronta receives admission to the California Maritime Academy at Mallora Van. The program includes sea training aboard the learning ship and related courses tied to the Washington campus. The student appears linked to a family named Biely Hberg and mentions U S Navy affiliation.
San Leandro High School unveils a spring dance with an Italian theme titled Desafina A coffee house as the decor highlights abstract art and murals. The event features music directed by Tara McCarthy and a host of student leaders organizing decorations dishes and costs.
Five contenders Jee Mallow Hussatrd Mi Redon Teingsin and San Letena Wipt prudeats compete in the Zone 12 Stirlog Lions event. Ade Bawh Haywire leads the June contest with Calotorain Newata Lions and speakers Wit igor Mt Eden Lions Peter Kasi Sen Loven Lions Maren Hansen Hinwid Lions Jor Lin Saath Taweard Leose Tianie frteen Caste Valley. First joint tests in June will set finals invitations.
Mila Sylvester received the pro meritorious award from San Lorenzo High School for outstanding service as a student public affairs advocate. Helas and Sek Ue contributed to special programs during the year with the electronic department. Harold Par ten, the math and science teacher, and the club adviser recommended the honoree.
Sunset High School drama club presents Thornton Wilder's Our Town on March 28 and 29 in the school auditorium at Princeton Street. The production promises stark, minimalist scenery and actors in the audience seats, reflecting the play's unique approach to ordinary life.
Vicki Nervilla, a junior at Castra Valley High, named president of the Spartan's Pop Club. Ruby Vardy as vice president Marilyn Antenegger secretary Rakki Ginsberg records Paty Monague MTEL on Naylor stage manager lead role remising about townspeople. Cast includes Tom Peterson Jerry Smith Dyanne Raines and Madeline Stenrud. Student director Chris Donahue Mary Bryan props Miss Barbara McCullough directs.
Eden High School boys continue a physical fitness plan started last September under the physical education department. The program emphasizes abdominal strengthening, push ups, rope climbs, sprints, and weightlifting with military press and curls. Students progress through a weekly schedule, culminating in a strength and endurance test to measure each rider’s improvement.
In anticipation of Arroyo Stiph Selinal's Junior Prom and Senior Ball, chairmen are named led by Lada Baker as general chairman along with Carel Anderson and Jan Caulfield. The planning team covers decorations entertainment refreshments and photos with numerous volunteers listed for duties and publicity.
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