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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1968
Page
2
The Kennedy High School segment outlines a week of student events from a dress up mischief called Slave Week to leadership workshops, class dances, and interclass competitions across volleyball, gymnastics, and more. The piece notes a senior show, a Roaring Twenties dance, and various fundraisers and rehearsals.
On April 5 Lugo will host its first nome raliaas to nomin ele candidates for silent boi affirers for next year. In io past the election Was based on the Mildebi Vote. Delegates from each novial science class will select finalists for each office. A student body vote will present finalists to the student buds for a final choice. The program was presented in Logan's student body meeting, highlighting activities from female classes and a guest lecture on Black Power. A scientific demonstration, a business college talk, and a musical session by Toru sou hand were also included.
Marina High School begins senior show preparations with rehearsals and a planned performance on April 23. Students raise funds through a slave auction scene while seniors and staff prepare costumes, songs, and group presentations for Carnival Day on May 20.
Margie Clarkson leads Castro Valley students in a county mediated project on local government. The class investigates Alameda County agencies including the board of supervisors and planners, presenting findings and a model transit proposal.
Castro Valley High announces a banquet to honor the Lacoiian yearbook staff. The event is organized by the school and will celebrate student achievement in the publication. Attendees include faculty advisors and yearbook members.
A Mexicana Caravan trip is planned for Friday to San Felipe Baja California where American and Mexican teens will work on community projects and meet locals. The group, co sponsored by city recreation, school districts and churches, includes 40 students and 4 adults. They will repair a hospital, paint a residence, tour the town and observe government activities while engaging in cultural events. John Melendez directs the caravan with Rose Oliveira as youth services coordinator and leaders from several high schools and local groups assist.
Hayward High School fine arts students showcase The Fantasticks in the cafetorium with eight performances at 8 p.m. on Wednesday and Friday. Eva Mineag El Galla stars with Danny Wolfe, Stephanie Sylvester, and Lyn Rader. Kent O'Dull leads as the old actor. Jo Ang Pine aids as assistant director. Admission 75 cents with student body card and $1 general admission.
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