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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1964
Page
2
A ragged blend of campus life covers a broken car window mishap, the Mt Eden Homer record, and a slip during a game. It also notes student style with hats, upcoming elections, Hayward GAA Playday results, and Haypress planning for next week.
The San Libandro High School page reports on student life from Vicki Bristow and Stephanie Webber in gym class antics to senior ball asks, a Bay Area instrumental festival with 5000 musicians, cheerleader clinics, spring fashions, pool openings, and the Read to Knowledge education motto. It also covers theatre and musical events, talent contests, Foothill High Student Center, Foothill dances, Sunset and Mission/Irvington participation in contests, plus junior prom, yearbook supplements, and Pacific cheerleader squad changes. The piece ties campus culture to upcoming elections, fundraisers, and performances across multiple local schools.
Neal Pederson and George Watson win top honors in the California Spring Garden Show design contest for Northern California high school and junior college students. Senior Silence Day features Jemnele Monarchs at Pring's. breakfast attendees listed. Mt Eden girls prepare for the megaphone dance next Friday after Spring Festival Day. monarchs urged to join games and races. signups in the gym.
SAN LORENZO A rummage sale sponsored by the San Lorenzo High School Chapter of the American Field Service will be held Wednesday at the IDES Hall Hayward from 9am to 4pm Old clothing and materials have been collected by San Lorenzo High School students to raise funds to aid in sending an exchange student to their school next year. Students assisting in collecting clothing at the high school are Terry Rhorer Sharon Salem Sharon Henderson and Stephen Gonsalves. The rummage sale will be conducted by adult members of the AFS chapter Mesdria Landfather Mrs Virginia Muldowney Mrs Gladys Anderson Mrs Barbara Lievore Mrs Afui Dachiler.
Irvington High School presents The Happiest Millionaire with Terry Delshaw as Mr. Diddle and Brent Brown as Angler Duke. Mrs. Duke is Sue Moyer and Val Crawford features as Cornelia. The comedy runs Thursday and Friday at 8 15 p m in the school cafetorium with Val Hunter as student director and Marciel Lyczewski as promoter.
Pacific High School stages James Barrie’s The Admirable Crichton in a four tactic fantasy with multiple double casts for May 7 8 and 9. Roles include Crichton Ernest Treherne and Lord Brocklehurst with student ticket prices at 1 for adults and 75 cents for students.
Civil rights topic to be addressed by Dr. Paul Lawrence at a Hayward High School assembly. The event is set for 10:30 a.m. Wednesday in the school gym with the general student body invited.
San Lorenzo High School stages a three act melodrama titled Love Rides Rails in the cafeteria at 7 30 p m Wednesday. The show features Terry Johnson as Ron Tol and a cast including Mike Loux Scott New to be joined by a student fold. Eileen Crowell a senior will be honored with a lunch guest Dr D Lawrence will speak on higher education.
A Sunset High School cafeteria program by the Boosters' Club begins at 8 p.m. with Arroyo High School students performing dances, music, comedy, and magic acts. Acts include the Dixiglanders and The Leg and, accordion solos, and a medley of tunes. Guest performers and duets appear alongside professional numbers. Tickets cost 1 for adults and 50 cents for children at the door. Fiesta planning for SAN LORENZO Q jtime follows next Saturday with booths, contests, crowning, and a dance.
Mt Eden High School Monarchs host Spring Enchantment in May with events including an angly legs contest and queen crowning. Activities feature ping pong 440 relay 50 yard dashes tug of war and a faculty varsity basketball game. Alfreda Pry chairs the festival assisted by Ernie Lindley Karen Sinor Karen McKee and Chuck Hoffman. The Sadie Hawkins dance follows at 7:29 p.m. in the auditorium with corsages made from fruit or vegetables or paper mache and a Dogpatch themed prize for the best couple corsage.
Teens State Island Dance Teens State Island Dance Jolly tives Teen Club sponsored by the Hayward Area Recreation Dist plans an Island Holiday dance Friday May 8 from 2 40 to 10 p.m. Makeup staff includes Marcia A B Morris School Couch Matt Davis Dorothy purpose room 3310 Barlow Moss and Eleanor Wiltz Drive Castro Valley.
Contra Costa Valley High School will send 13 students to a Foreign Language Field Day at UC Davis on May 9. Students will compete in contests testing skills in French German Latin and Spanish with awards to be given at an assembly. Teachers attending include Darryl Anderson Paul Wieden Miss Eda Mendota and Miss Elsa Kleiman.
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