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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1958
Page
11
Report from Ila Gross notes a record turnout of about 1500 students and adults as San Leandro High defeats Encinal High 4 to 0 in a big baseball game. The piece lists social outings and campus fashion among students including Amador MiIGH and Yosemite day trips by Judi Light and Sharon Devlin.
A stream of social glimpses from ARROYO HIGH and Bishop O'Dowd recounts surprise birthdays beach trips and student activities. It lists attendees by name from multiple gatherings and mentions graduation exams bridal showers and teen club projects along with a humor laced slide of dormitory antics and campus events.
Castro Valley hosts a student run talent show this afternoon at the Valley led by Joan high school presidents with Pat Hartsock Vicki Gesponsored by the student body and PTA. The event features booths games of skill and local teen performers including Jack Gotroe and the Castro Valley Choral with a German Band and Valley Community Band.
Washington High prepares its junior senior prom with a carnival carousel theme set in the girls gymnasium. Seniors guide juniors with committee chairs managing decorations favors and publicity. Numerous student volunteers listed assist with wall decor lighting and floor arrangements.
The Devonaires a new Arroyo singing group formed by seniors Misa Robinson Rod Sheppard Larry Stephenson and juniors Rich Supse Hay Suppe and sophomores Jim Oliver made their debut at the Valentine dance singing Jamaica Farewell They arranged tunes like Dance to the Bop and My Girl My Girl with Bob writing both words and music The group aims to copyright and record My Girl My Girl and plans solo opportunities for its two current soloists They auditioned at the College of Marin in San Rafael for a Rock n Roll show and performed for Cerebral Palsy benefits May 2 at 8 in San Anselmo and at St Francis Drake High School auditorium They are among 72 students selected for the California State Scholarship Ball activity noting ongoing school involvement and performances at the senior banquet Gardner ct 688 Madeira Way
Judith Gardner, daughter of John A. Gardner, graduates in June from Livermore High with a 3.88 average. St John’s Teen Club sponsors a record dance this evening at 12 p.m. at Lewelling Boulevard and San Lorenzo for a $600 scholarship and parish fall fees to an accredited California college.
Castro Valley teens Donna McQuown and Ann Wilson entered a table setting contest judged against adults at Earl Warren PTA event. They won first prize for originality and a second prize for best overall display with a pink purple theme featuring paper drum cov ers and Elvis sheet music, while Donna and Ann attend Marshall School and Earl Warren schools.
San Leandro High School Honor Society members travel May 27 to Little Hills Ranch Crow Cant on for annual picnic. They depart at 5 am return by 1 pm aboard chartered buses with activities including baseball and football. Society fundraiser cake sales support Luella Fuller School for the mentally handicapped.
The Everly Brothers move ahead of Witch Doctor and Johnny's Greatest Hits as this week's top record. David Sevilla notes popularity for the All I Have To Do is Dream platter while Soundtracks from South Pacific and Music Man remain strong.
Amador Aquadonnas present a four land water show Friday evening directed by Gayle Dawley with Jennifer Rollar and Joanne Wilbur guiding over 30 swimmers. Adventureland features Joan Anselmo and Rollar journeying south while three local maidens perform. Frontierland includes galloping horses and a foreign planet visit. Outer space showcases Indian maidens amid stars and chants. Main St U S A segments depict 1990s scenes, Tomorrowland rockets, and Fantasyland fairy tale moments with Snow White and prince. The finale gathers the cast for a mid-pool high formation.
The Washington delegates representing France at the Berkeley model United Nations last weekend earned a first in the General Assembly and a second in the Security Council. The awards judged delegation conduct and problem handling. Members included Phil Aucouturier, Barbara Lesh, Gil Whipple, Sherwood Astin, Joe Anjoy Barksdale, and Sig-
The Teen Club of Schafer Park hosts a King and Queen crowning event on May 23 at 5 PM to midnight. Tickets are 75 cents. costumes encouraged. prizes for best costume. Parked crownings to be done by Carla and Larry. event overseen by Hayward Todd.
The Tropicana Talent Show themed Tropicana will be held Thursday at 8 p.m. in the cafetorium sponsored by the Music Department. Co producers Lucille Stevenson and Jim Newquist announce three Cuban themed acts and music by the dance band with debuts by Sandy Jackson and Clif Reuter. Featured entertainers include Sharon Duffy Phyllis Halbert Jim Printy Carol Campbell Mike Nogueira The Esquires Marvelie Young and The Debonaires with a chorus line led by Sandra Land Barbara Shrum Darlene Galetti and Ellen Maxwell supported by staff Jack Salvin Tom Hart Lynne Bowen Phyllis Halbert and John Stevens.
News staffers describe a senior day at a San Leandro High School where seniors are to be quiet to underclassmen and compete in a most original socks contest. Four committee members interview rising students while seniors wear cargo signs.
Blasnington delivers the Benks of America Awards to outstanding seniors Bonnie King in commercial arts Willa Wicks in line arts Shurwood Astin in science and math Candy Collens in liberal arts Carlyle Healy Judy Meurler Tare Jguage Gil Whinplat Sher Wood Astin English Candy Coljsons art Mary Churka music Ja Hicks Bonnie King homemaking Karen Kay also receiving SBE certificates in fields including math science and language arts
Four Hayward High School students Judy Norberg Laryn Evans Pat Roberts and Dan Cauley were chosen to represent the school at the national Junior Cross convention in San Francisco from Monday through Wednesday. Advisor Mrs. Helen Cronkite will accompany and guide the delegates through conference groups and activities.
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