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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1968
Page
3
Students staged a chaotic week with dolls, dances, auctions, and costumes labeled Slave Day. The schedule featured leadership workshops, interclass competitions, theater showcases, and charity drives. School groups planned dances, fundraisers, and statewide civics programs, while seniors prep for graduation and a prom.
Canyon High students in a government class researched Alameda County agencies and their powers. They studied the Castro Valley Unified School District board of trustees, the county planning commission and other bodies to understand governance and public services, presenting findings to peers and inviting speakers.
Castro Valley and Hayward students gather at Spartan cafetorium for the annual Hayward Area Press Awards Banquet. Judge prizes awarded for inter school yearbook and newspaper entries. Nancy Margiss leads committee studying finances and transit impact with a display showing BART routes and implications.
Fremont plans its third annual Mexicana Caravan a week in San Felipe Baja California with seventy nine students and four adults. The group will work on community projects repair a snagpita and paint a residence while also touring the town observing government and cultural activities. John Melenz is director Rosemarie Oliveira general organizer. committee includes Melody Montgomery Connie Fisher Michael Viera Bill Perry Gregg Melvin Martin McCoy Bruce Whilling ton and others.
Area high school students will stage The Fantasticks in a school calendar event. The production, directed by Albertalin, features Erne Pine as narrator and Kent O Dell as Hoy with Danny Wolfe as the boy and Lyn Rader as the girl. Admission is 75 cents for students and 1 dollar for general.
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