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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1966
Page
2
Linda Turner and Mary were hailed in ceremonies after the Sun set Arroyo football game. Mary, a senior, was crowned during a dance closing Falcons Spirit Week.
Margaret Hoss of San Leandro High School serves as managing editor of the Cargo newspaper and Teen Time correspondent. She participates in Girls League and Future Teachers of America, sits on the Hi-Sel advisory board at a local department store, and works part time. The senior aims to study in California.
Oklahoma City real estate developer Bud Drogstad or Krogstad faces a misleading outside sign near a city street bearing Vote for EL EL Budrogstad. The candidate denies any intent to run for office or enter politics, clarifying no political candidacy exists.
A teen dance sponsored by the Junior Y. M. Y. L. and the Columbian Squires will be held next Saturday from 7 p.m. to midnight at All Saints Church gymnasium, 22624 2nd Street. Music by the Loved Ones. Free candy for children is promised. dress code noted.
Canyon High School appoints editors in chief Wendy Colombo and Marcia Sobrero to lead the Catamount yearbook staff. Other staff roles include Bill Bolar advertising Mike Bennet photography Erin McKenney art Steve Stromegren business Judy Palin circulation with section heads Kathy Morris Pebbie Santucci Mark Palmer Bill Gerdes Joyce Whatson Ken Sasser Chris McGoey Steve Martin Ellen Mathis Bill Costela Yvonne Silver Lynn Albert and a theme chosen for the yearbook layout. Senior Debbie Taylor named editor in chief of the Canyon Courier with Peggy Plant Christine Sutton Tom Klaise Bob Fenton Robin Kelleher Elizabeth Hampton Alan Petersdorf Ron Freston Sigrid Halverson and Tom Dek as newspaper staff.
San Lorenzo High prepares a Senior Honoring event with Girls League leaders Lynette Emerson and Judy, aided by freshmen and junior aides. A tea and program featuring the school chorus and dance numbers will highlight the evening in the girls gym, with seniors served by and assisting juniors and freshmen.
SAN LEANDRO A hometown tale recalls Leon Field a former Texhoma High coach who received a gold football in 1926 as thanks for his work. The heirloom vanished in 1942 and reemerged when a present Ald Field residence owner found it in a tree, reuniting Field with his long lost prize after 24 years.
Mt Biden High School seniors form a six member committee led by Dave Hitchcock to win district approval for an off campus senior ball. They seek PTA and community backing before presenting to the Hayward Unified School District board.
Canyon Cougars plan Friday Rally Day with inter class contests and color coded dress seniors blue juniors orange sophomores purple freshmen green. Activities run from noon after dismissal to field ceremonies and skits, yells, and conduct judging. The day ends with a football game against Tennyson Lancers at 8 pm and a reserved section for the winning class.
Granada High School students and their host families prepare for the American Field Service picnic in Pleasanton from 2 to 5 p.m. on October 28. Judith Ann Hodgson and hosts will perform Maori songs Pokare Kare Ana and The Maori Farewell Song with guitar. Fifty-two foreign exchange students are invited along with AIS members and families to meet the visitors.
In Tulsa, Joe Krieger and sons Dowd and Steve trap mink and muskrat to supply the family fur garments. They claim no baiting, noting curiosity draws animals when traps are unbaited. A dozen pelts are needed for a garment, depending on size and type.
A compact list of classic songs and artists including Reach Out I’ll Be There by the Four Tops, Last Train to Clarksville, Jumping from The Rolling Stones and The Four Seasons, and notable titles by Count Five, The Association, and The Rolling Stones, highlighting enduring rhythm and sound.
Dayton Ohio AP reports a student led project where Alpha Kappa Psi sponsors a program allowing students to rate teachers using IBM cards and a prepared questionnaire. Teachers will learn their scores but no summary will be published.
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