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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1968
Page
2
The Kennedy group outlines a 3 day riding trip with 2 nights camping costing $20. Participants should bring sleeping bags pillows rugged clothing and soda. Also noted are the annual talent show and spring athletic awards banquet with several student leaders named and Boys State plans for Kennedy attendees.
Emilio Amati 18, a foreign exchange student from Riccione Italy, helped Canyon High win the Hayward Area Athletics League tennis title with a perfect 12-0 record. He swept the singles crown while teammates Tony and Mark Madrid won the doubles, and he also captained the Canyon soccer team. Emilio plans to study engineering or physics at Bologna University after finishing high school, hopes to return to California, and will miss his friends most when he leaves June 20.
Moreaut High in Hayward hosts an afternoon conference for district 5b of the California Association of Student Councils. About 200 student leaders from 20 high schools are expected to attend from 4 to 5 pm with a general assembly and summaries of the discussions. Bill Adams, president of district 20, coordinates the event with Newark High School Jorar. Registration noon to 5 pm requires sending a representative. contact Bill or Gene Savage at 703-4900.
Tonight a dance sponsored by the San Leandro Recreation Department Teen Club features the Post Raisin Band at the San Leandro Boys Club 401 Marina Blvd from 7 to 1. Admission is 75 cents with student body card. Open to San Leandro residents with possible future policy changes. Dress casual. Swimming available with own swimsuit and there will be games and televisions.
Fremont The final performance of Washington High School's production of Arthur Miller's The Crucible will stage at 8 15 tonight in the Main Theater. Steve James leads as Proctor with Lana Johnson as his wife J Thomas Heskett as the Rev Mr Parris Anne Nielsen as Abigail Mary Havens as Mary Warren Marlin Radcliff as Rev John Hale and Patrick McNamara as Deputy Governor Danforth. Ortin C Cross directs with Dan Foster as stage manager. Tickets at 125 may be purchased at the door.
Hayward Unified School District opens a summer music theater workshop at Hayward High School starting June 17. Douglas Morrisson and Albert Eaton direct with JM Cruz as choreographer for a staged Broadway style production of Once Upon a Mattress. The show features 11 male and 73 female principal roles and offers graduation credit to participants.
A fashion show titled A Fashion Through the Ages will be held at 8 pm Wednesday in the Castro Valley High School cafeteria. Sponsored by the Girls League and Future Homemakers of America, the event features sportswear, school clothes, and formal dresses with a folk singing group providing entertainment. Edie Korematsu is general chairman, assisted by Chris Patillo and Claudia Keefer. Tickets are 1 for adults. student costs at the door.
Lorenzo Arroyo High School junior David E. Boughton is among 30 students nationwide chosen for the National Science Foundation Summer Linguistics Institute at Northern Arizona University Flagstaff June 10 through late June. The program introduces high schoolers to linguistic science and aims to spark further study. The first six weeks include daily classes on linguistic theory and methods. In the final two weeks participants analyze a southwest Indian language using 24 native informants in the Flagstaff area.
A concert of new music sponsored by the Unitarian Church of San Mateo will be presented at the Peninsula YMCA at 8 20 p m Sunday. The program features a rendition honoring a mural by Tat.
Vienna reports a shortage of driving licenses impacting performers including soprano Renee Blow, trombonist Johanness Mayer, and the Improvisation Ensemble from San Jose State College. Police note that about 1 percent of motorists drive without proper licenses as the city welcomes a unique concert lineup.
The Cash Box nationwide survey ranks top singles featuring Mrs Robinson by Simon and Garfunkel, Tighten Up, A Beautiful Morning, The Young Rascals, Cowboys to Girls, Mony Mony, Shoo-Be-Doo-Ba Doo-Da-Day, and Do You Know the Way to San Jose among others, with Warwick and Irish Rovers also appearing in the list.
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