San Mateo students earn credit through community service program
About 1,600 students from the San Mateo Union High School District participate in a School-Community Service project headed by Elwyn H. Gregory since 1969. They work in hospitals, police, fire, city offices, humane societies, and with handicapped youth, serving as voting members of agencies like Red Cross and Cancer Society. Students receive five academic credits and perform duties alongside paid staff, with no summer break and plans for a summer camp for mentally retarded children.
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The Official Catholic Directory 1973 shows U S Catholic membership at 40,460,427, up 69,437 from 1972, with a drop in growth rate. Catholics fall to 23.1 percent of the population from 34.5 percent in 1972, while church schools enrollments and baptisms decline and converts hit a low since 1959.
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