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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1968
Page
3
The article catalogs campus events across Pacific High School and nearby schools. It highlights theater, sports, and student activities, including performances, fashion shows, fundraisers, radio plans, and senior athletics selections for college. It notes student surveys, club trips, and upcoming senior picnic and elections.
Hayward Weekes Community Center runs a drop-in for high school students with student body cards and membership. Teens socialize play tables and games, study in rooms, and enjoy a supervised space from 4 to 9:30 pm on select nights with parent volunteers and district rules limiting dances to weekends.
Pacific High School names Paris d Amour as Junior Prom theme with a formal dance Sunday at the school cafeteria. Tickets and decorations sold at the school bank with Midnight blue and silver colors. Music by The Bold Rebels and crowning of the Junior Prom Queen featured. Shorty Caraballi leads planning with Steve Anderson Toni Ralansah Tehbie Penland assisting.
Multiple events sponsored by local clubs and organizations including Ne Bemidrilizons Clam Raleestrrtont ABR and Sonia Citizens Elishments. Card games breakfasts social hours and rummage sales listed with venues San Miguel Castro Valley Hayward Newark San Lorenza and San Andreas. details include dates times and locations across March and May.
The Hayward Soroptimist Club honors Robert Pre from Tennyson High School and Muirk Bakelho from Mb Redeigh School as Citizenship Award winners for academic achievement and school contributions. A panel of Soroptimist members selected the honorees and noted their scholastic records and community service.
Oak Knoll Naval Hospital in Oakland offers a TANGO training class starting April 20 for daughters of armed forces officers aged 14 to 21. Applicants must apply by April 1, with five hours weekly of hospital duties, including patient care, temperatures, admission and discharge assistance, and helping in wards.
St Elizabeth High School hosts a Roaring 20s dance with prizes for best outfits. The event on next Saturday features music by Nick Jordan and the Weysearil Sound and the Ideal jack band, emceed by Pon Campbell of KYA Railin. Dress is Roaring 20s style with an admission price of $1.43.
A compilation of top ten songs and artists including Love Is Blue Mau thar Valleri Simon Says 1710 Feutigum Co The Dock of the Bay Redding Just Dropped In First Edition Valley of the Dolls Warwick Since You've Been Gone Franklin La La Means I Love You Ballenies The Mighty Quinn Manfied Main Young Girl Union Gap.
Paetlc¢ Senior Ravnie Capellas of San Leandro Paailheh School was named winner of the Alli Mira Women’s Choir Behel award. She received a sayings ban and is eligible to compete in the HSIL convention with Canyon Castro Vitey and Sin Leander high schools.
A Fremont high school girl and a Kennedy high school boy were chosen to represent Fremont at the Boys and Girls State programs in Sacramento this summer. Sponsored by the American Legion, the selections were announced by local post leaders and faculty representatives, with the girls program to be held in Davis in June and the boys in July.
Area teens compete in the Miss Teen UMacific Castle at Santa Clara County fairgrounds. Contenders include Denise Abba 15 from Valley High School plus students from Sal Leandra Newark and Washington High, with events like sports demonstrations and exhibits at the turnout fair.
A Oakland event titled Hope For Youth features a dance program with folk tunes and a wine theme. The program includes appearances by The Pink Wheelge and Ends Tonight in the Elizabeth Auditorium, with admission 1.25 and various dances across Thursday and Friday nights.
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