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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1973

Page

15

Hayward teen readying solo gospel album in progress

Yolanda Gomez a 17 year old from Hayward fronts the Apostolic Assembly and National Apostolic Bible College Choir performing gospel pieces with 60 youths. Her group tours California and aims proceeds to the church building fund as plans for a new Hayward church follow the old one’s destruction.

Aywarl Yolanda Gomez Apostolic Assembly National Apostolic Bible College Choir Hayward California Paostolic Bible College Yolanda Frank Salazar Tulare Palo Alto San Diego Mexico Santa Cruz Yolamia Bible College

Yell power Caron High cheerleaders win three trophies

Caron High School cheerleaders and song girls captured three trophies at the Omega Kick-off Rally, including the sweepstakes prize, as they competed against 20 East Bay schools. The squads also earned top finishes in individual events, with the cheerleaders and song girls sharing the main sweepstakes award for their combined performance.

Caron High School Omega Sandy Mladinich Pam Choate East Bay

Happenings Winterland clubs and bands at San Francisco venues

The listing covers Winterland shows with J Geils Band Slade and Canned Heat at Post and Steiner, tickets 4.50 at door advance via Ticketron. Also mentions various acts including Sons of Champlin James Cotton Blues Band and Mongo Santamaria with venues Broadway Cal Tjader Spectrum and 149 Powell Street San Francisco plus Hayward Marina District listings and hospital event at St Rose Auxiliary.

Winterland Slade Back Door Ticketron Post and Steiner Streets San Francisco Paatrix Sons of Champlin David Rea Slewfoot Stuart Little Elvis Duck James Cotton Grahm Broadway Marriott Inn Mareiaeum Matrix Marina Bereles Mongo Santamara Luis Gasea Seratch Delta Wires Sal Valentina O'Farrell St. Rose Hospital Auxilary Chabot College Hesperian Blvd Hayward Cal Tjader Joe Dorham Ating Spectrum General San Francisco State McKenna Theater San Pranvisco State Halloway San Pranvisco Tuckett New Avocada Review Tomorroy Berry and the Pumpers Marshall Rose Tasmanian Slime Bev West Sundayston Blvd

St Rose Hospital Follies Behind the Scenes at Chabot College

Debbie Varrominders Ian Minami assists director George Minamy in staging St Rose Hospital Auxiliary Follies at Chabot College Community Auditorium. The senior Castro Valley High School student coordinates rehearsals costumes posters and schedule reminders while refining music with notes and tape edits for final performance.

St Rose Hospital Chabot College George Minamy Debbie Varrominders Ian Minami Castro Valley High School Debbie

Raspberries aim for world fame in early career

The Raspberries, four Cleveland men aged 24, formed after a year and a half in clubs and a shared drive to stardom. Eric Carmen says they planned to be the biggest group in the world, while Jim Bonfanti, Dave Smalley, Wally Bryson discuss early tours, a first album, and their evolving band identity including stage attire choices.

the Raspberries Cleveland Eric Carmen Jim Bonfanti Wildber Bassit Davesmalley OH City Livi Wally Bryson Bron Gastonia N.C Syas Bryson Carmen United States

Six Bay Area teens win top awards at statewide journalism conf

Six Bay Area high school journalists win major awards at the annual High School Journalism Conference held at Clabut College Hay ward. Diana Porteous of St Kheabeth Oakland claims best newspaper trophy, Larry Meyers of Skyline takes spot news, Tom Reed of Pleasant Hill wins sports news, Michele Walsh of Encinal Alameda wins best yearbook, Kaye Kilmartin of Elizabeth High School takes feature, and Mike Shahbaian of Racinat High School wins yearbook prize.

Bay Area Clabut College Hayward Diana Porteous Ieft St Kheabeth High School Oakland Larry Meyers Skyline High School Tom Reed Pleasant Hill High School Michele Walsh Encinal High School Alameda Kaye Kilmartin Elizabeth High School Mike Shahbaian Racinat High School

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St. Rose C.V. Coed Sherwood Music School Jerib Debbie Vargas the Teen Review the Daily Review Call Mary Campbell Bryson
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