Sunset High presents Oklahoma minstrel show and annual events
Sunset High plans an eight oclock musical Oklahoma with 76 students, ticketed at 0 per couple, plus the Senior Pie Day chaired by Mrs. Rael. The event features dance numbers and a Mexican dulcet dance by Stanford University guests, with proceeds aiding senior activities. A Law Day panel included speakers Michael Silvia and others, and a constitutional vote by San Varenza students passed a revised charter. The Renaissance Fair opened with booths and a dance by the group Poppa Dy Tue The Run, followed by campus elections, assemblies, and a spring concert featuring choir and band performances. The PTA will host a sale, and the You Want Take It With You drama runs next Friday and Saturday.
Area students head to Atlantic City DECA finals
Two area youths from Pacific High School San Lorenzo District advance to the national DECA competition in Atlantic City New York after success at the California state convention. Steve Rodrigues 12 and Wayne Moses 18 won prizes in marketing and distribution contests funded by Standard Oil of California Mervyns department store and the Regional Occupation Center. They depart San Francisco aboard a charter plane with instructor John Linder and other state winners to join the national event Thursday through Friday for prizes including up to 500 stock options.
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Mervyn's
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San Francisco
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Job outlook improves for June graduates in Hayward area
In Hayward and Fremont, summer job centers are set up by city governments for teens seeking work this June. Private recruiter Callie Connors of Snelling and Snelling hosts free Saturday classes to teach teens how to fill applications and present themselves. She stresses good school attendance, extracurriculars, recommendations, grooming, and meeting employers confidently, noting many openings target unskilled girls and office tasks with pay around two dollars fifty cents per hour. Boys face tougher prospects until they gain skills. parents’ role remains crucial but interviews should be teen-led.
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Qyse
Tenmayors
Fremont
Callie Connor
Snelling and Snelling
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Connors
Michul
Cain
Jong
Ms. Connors
Bob
Teens Told Of Wide Summer Activity Options
Dr. Hanson of San Diego State University says lack of information, not opportunities, keeps teens from finding summer activities. Programs include surfing in Hawaii, golf with pros, diving for sunken treasure, Europe bicycling, rock climbing, whitewater kayaking, canoeing in Canada, and camp counselor roles. Free materials available by writing to the Department of Recreation at SDSU.
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Sat Diepa State University
Mmere
California
Iawaii
Hanson
Tequest
Hansen
Department of Itecreation
San Diego State University
San Diego
San Jose State to Hold Band Aides Tryouts
San Jose State University invites high school senior girls and male students to try out for the Band-Aides. Tryouts run 2:10 PM to 4:30 PM on May 4 in Muzic 150 at the Sati Jest State campus. Junior college transfer students eligible. Call Waith at 656-6115 or Caco at 277-8211 for details.
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Sinter
San Tae State University
Davies
San Jose State University
Marina High School carpentry class builds auction frame
Students in Marina High School Regional Carpentry Program finished a house frame under Robert Stephens. The frame will be auctioned to recover material costs, with funds funding next year's class. A similar frame last year was dismantled and moved near Placerville before being completed.
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Marina Carpentry
San Leandro
Anashath
Marina High School
Rosevell Bergman
Haschool
Robert Stephens
Placerville
Burgman
Eden coed wins $50 sewing prize in teen show
Eden High School sophomore Nella Robinson won first prize of 50 dollars in the high school division of the San Leaden teen home sewn fashion show at Fabric Law in San Leanden. Other high division winners include Maria Koszewski second 25 dollars and Teri Holmes third 10 dollars.
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ML. Eden High School
Della
Debbie Botello
Bolt
San Leandeo Tech
Gee
Diller
Winter Strei
John Muir
Steood Place
Jackie David Mallig
Janine Gigh
Barbara Kappler
Bancroft
Dyior High
Noryna
Arriola
Wine Fondinine High Seip
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