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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1958
Page
11
Readable notes reveal Bishop O Dowd and Amador students hosting and attending parties at Pearl Sousa’s, Santa Cruz boardwalk jaunts, private picnics, and student gatherings in Castro Valley San Lorenzo and Washington. The items describe dances, pool scenes, canoe capsize, spur of the moment picnics, a cast party, beach outings, and Theta Rho Drill Team participation with student speakers for graduations.
Rah Rah Team Yell leads planning for a busy year with tryouts and events. The group signals renewed effort as the year begins.
Beverley Hoover Achean editor at Castro Valley High School's Achean and Barbara Graham named Laconian editor for the coming year. The pair will serve six months, with plans for the foreign exchange program and student committee activities.
Amadon High announces the annual senior ball in Pleasanton Veterans Memorial Building from 9 p m to 2 p m with a Japanese theme. Barbara Arif leads decorations Annette Fouya Pat Nomura organize food. students from homemaking wear kimonos as hostesses. Afterward a senior party runs 10 p m to 3 a m chaired by Ann Magoffin Hank Jones and his White Bucks perform. PTA sponsors a senior breakfast at Sem.
Actor Writers will initiate the joint Thespian Quilt and Scroll society at San Leandro High during the second week of June in the student cafeteria with a potluck. Prospective members must earn 10 points by contributing to productions in any role, and Quill and Scroll candidates need 100 printed inches of writing or equivalent, be in the top third of their class, and have an advisor’s recommendation. Initiates face tasks like carrying books and polishing shoes, with male initiates barred from combing hair and girls from wearing lipstick.
Sinking its teeth into first place again this week with over half a million copies sold in ten days are The Purple People Eaters by Sheb Wooley. All I Have To Do Is Dream by the Everly Brothers is second, with Big Man by the 4 Preps contending for third. The Music Man soundtrack holds top spot in the album chart, followed by South Pacific soundtrack and original cast, while Nearer My God to Thee by Tennessee Ernie Ford ranks third.
Livermore High School seniors win UC admission with honors as 660 exams produced top recognitions. Valedictorian Phyllis Rober, Judy Merkle, Judy Meyerson and others from the 1958 class gain freshmen status at UC Berkeley and UC Davis. Beth Gordon earns a Scholastic Magazine Certificate of Merit for art, placing third regionally in Northwestern California trials.
San Leandro announces new upper staff for the Cargo yearbook and student publications. Fren Emslie chairs the board with four page editors named Mary Jo Abascal Babs Brill Blaine Rousseau and Tindal Walker. Charles Bricker to edit sports. Ginnie Golden news editor Martin Pace advertising Kathy Welsh Dorine Taves PR Pat Murphy exchange Jerry George circulation Carl Finnall photography. Senior Publications Board members include Sandra Gordon Ruth Newman Allan Adasiak Leo Fadda Lynette Falh Sue Pennington. The cub edition and fall staff selections aim to reveal publishing workings and problems.
Blaine Newnham leads the Cah edition Haypress produced by Payward High's first year journalism students. Toyce Crawford assists as editor, Kathiedn Wilson news editor, Connie UGKATAN managing editor, Barbara Logue feature editor, Bette Krause page two, Marc La Fleur sports editor, Kathy Hallen photo editor, Vield Hogan advertising manager, Linda Ramey exchange editor. Eleatoe fants mentor the group.
San Leandra High School will add a Russian language course this fall for fourth period students with advanced language ability. Mrs Helen Merrick will teach the class, focusing first semester on language techniques. The curriculum broadens American Problems I into economics sociology and comparative government next term. Senior cadets may choose their preferred course while Advisor Robert Regier leads the Cadet Corps preparing for National Championships and annual bivouac starting June 21. Cadets Robert Quintraining Paul Peterson Roger McChi Ed Shannon David Ney Joan Hunt Bob Ram will attend guard training and military drill at Obispo.
Rebel Bes s Monday evening the Fine Arts Area of San Lorenzo held its first annual dessert banquet. Over two hundred students ent alled in art, drama, and music classes attended. Gold cups were awarded to the best student in each area. They were: Anne Kisvick drama Shirley Taste Instrumental music Sill Walker vocal music Ron Orlando art. Certificates were awarded to many students for other outstanding achievements in the areas.
The annual Confederate Yearbook Dance will be held at 7San vc on June 6 from 7:00 to 9:30 p.m. Walter Johnson, student activity advisor, says students will dance to records played on the school sound system. The event aims to distribute the Confederate Yearbooks, with pickup options the following Monday at school for those not collecting at the dance.
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