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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1969
Page
3
A brief note lists new officers: treasurer Sue Leeder, 17, of 40105 San Carlos Place Fremont. secretary Ann Gordon, 16, of 40035 Milton Avenue Castro Valley. vice president also named. All residents associated with Fremont and Castro Valley.
Mexican Independence was celebrated at Logan High with shortened classes for a week and daily events starting at noon. The MATO Club organized activities and hopes to make this a yearly event. The Pre Dawn Set headlined the May Dance sponsored by the Junior Class. The Spring Awards Night is planned for Monday with Sears James and Leadership and Service Awards to be handed out, as Mark Fish presides. The Senior Class hosts a senior night on Wednesday. dues must be paid. Class elections were held, led by Nancy Cooper as chief justice.
Randy Cook a Castro Valley High School senior won a $40 prize for fifth place among 400 entries at Mills High School in Millbrae for his film Hell's Angels on Feet inspired by a Dick Van Dyke TV special. He is a cartoonist and reporter for the school paper and plans UCLA studies in film.
Delegates to the annual Girls' and Boys' State conventions next month include Ann Gordon of Castro Valley High School Cecilia Kasinsky and Bert Kubo of San Lorenzo High Janice Gehrke of Mission San Jose High and John Hanson of Kennedy High Girls' and Boys' State are projects in practical Americanism and citizenship training sponsored by the American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary The objective of the program is to educate teens in the duties rights and responsibilities of American citizenship.
A lighthearted year end rally at MSJ features a Zoo themed race where teams dash to finish first for a second Zoo prize paid by the losing squad. The event caps a busy seniors election, yearbook dedication, and Block M award as ASB members are named and new senate sworn in.
More than 300 teenagers from Northern California including 96 from HALRD attended the Northern California Youth Association qi workshop at Joh Muir Junior High San Leandro. The all day session Youth Todays New Breed covered race relations school involvement and a swap stop. Reggie Gibson from Kennedy High Richmond gave the keynote. Delegates capped the event with a dinner and dance and laid groundwork for the annual Asilomar conference.
Teenagers from Hayward San Lorenzo and San Leandro are invited to a dance tonight at the San Leandro Boys Club 401 Marina Blvd from to 11. The local band Filet of Soul will donate its time to benefit the Soul County chapter of the Seventh Step Foundation. Tickets are $1 at the door. Casual dress. The Seventh Step Foundation assists ex inmates reentering society and runs juvenile drug counseling.
San Lorenzo High announces its top ten seniors based on highest grade point averages. The list includes BHL Reed Kathy Beasley Barbara Lapera Wayne Petersen Vicky Medina Dennis Wai Kim Kaul Ina Liz Schaufel Sue Benson and Gay Thompson.
Seventeen year old Terri Elson of Castro Valley High will be the soloist at the San Francisco Symphony Youth Concert in San Leandro on June 4. The 16 year old pianist performs Mendelssohn Op. 25 first movement with a program featuring Still and Cacavas works. Tickets are $1.25 and available from James Brown, San Lorenzo Unified School District.
Nationwide survey highlights include The Beatles Get Back Mercy and the Cowsills Aquarius Let the Sunshine In These Eyes Oh Happy Day and Edwin Hawkins Singers The Boxer Simon and Garfunkel Guitarzan and Your Thing by various artists reflect popular chart trends across the period.
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