P T A to Meet May 7 in Hayward
Plans for an entertaining afternoon unfold as the Hayward Union PTA schedules a 1 20 PM start on May 7, featuring Myra Smith Chambers on parent child relationships and a joint installation of officers. Tea, musical selections by local students, and remarks on Hayward area peace in the home are planned with Alameda County Schools supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Union Fkl
John D. Smith
Anthony Morelli
Jeanminie Kouler
Barbara Settle
Eden
Ashland
Brot
Rarte
San Lorenzo
Fouphn
Seidel
Alameda County
Myron Swezey
After School Tournaments Set To Start Next Thursday
Twenty two after school badminton players will begin their championships next Thursday under adviser Miss Dorothy Craveiro and Betty Francis. Girls meet for an hour each Thursday to practice after two prior sessions. Last year’s standout Ruby Duran is expected to compete again this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dorothy
Craveiro
Betty Francis
P T A Announces Incoming Officers and Bulletin Distribution
The P T A names incoming officers for each unit and designates the outgoing president to the Hospitality Committee. They announce the distribution of 700 bulletins to all high school parents and thank Jon Paulson Minnie Pacheco Elsie Norton Ellen Langley Kim Doherty and Mary Machido for stamping folding and tying the bulletins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Greer
F. Evieci
M. Edmonds
Mae Plemmons
P.T. A
P.21. A
Jon Paulson
Minnie Pachecho
Elsie Norton
Ellen Langley
Kim
Archers Aim at Good Posture at Hayward High
Under Mrs. E. K. Tillotson guidance Hayward High School students practice archery in April with fine weather. Sessions run Tuesday through Friday. many restricted gym students join. Girls focus on anchor points aim and form as $82 worth of new equipment aids training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. K. Tillotson
Hayward High School
Student Control Dance Tonight at high school gym
The Student Control hosts a Policemen's Ball style dance from 8:30 to 12 tonight in the high school gym. An Oakland orchestra will play while Student Control members decorate walls with Wanted posters and announce a hanging contest. Admission is 40 cents with a student body card and 60 cents without.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Student Control
Bous
Oakland
Jean Demo
Joanne Sheets
Betty Stricker
Mel Esteban
Neal Kauffman
Paul Lona
Lee McCord
Teachers Meet Across Districts On Clinical Guidance
Hayward area elementary district administrators met at Val Harte school on a Thursday in April with principal Z Reese hosting. H B Long of Hayward High reported Stanford Survey findings to influence next year's freshmen. W Cathey discussed guidance changes and C Ekees outlined curriculum updates. Lang and Irving joined a Livermore High session with Dr Paul Leonard of San Francisco Teachers College, part of a series on Clinical Guidance in Public Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Area
Val Harte
Z. Reese
H. B. Long
Stanford
W. Cathey
Hayward High
Carl Ekees
Cathey
Lang
Gerald Irving
Livernmore High School
Paul Leonard
San Francisco Teachers College
GAA Council Visits University Girls Athletic Association
GAA executive council members and teachers Mrs BE K Tilleson and Miss Ruth Burmester are invited to UC high school sports day on Saturday May 11. The program runs 8:30 PM to 3 PM with sports demos from tennis to hockey and swimming. Burmester will join a hockey demonstration.
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Girls’ Athletic Association Executive Council
BE. K. Tilleson
Ruth Burmester
University of California
GAA
Hayward
Burmester
After School Volleyball Tournaments End With Four Winners
The after school program finished its first round with four winning teams. Marian Piatt defeated Joy Christiansen 40 to 20, Pat Tasterman beat Vivian Peterson 12 to 10, Joyce Engblom defeated Elida Kossel 36 to 25, and Maxine Burgess won 23 to ? over Fay Archer. Mildred Mayer coaches with assistants Delores Catalla and Florence Moses. eight teams of 12 to 16 girls compete. team captains include Fay Archer, Maxine Burgess, Joy Christiansen, Joyce Engblom, Vivian Peterson, Elida Kossel, Pat Tasterman, and Marian Piatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Piatt
Joy Christiansen
Pat ‘Tasterman
Vivian Peterson
Joyce Engblam
Elida
Kossel
Maxine Burgess
Fay Archer
Mildred Mayer
Delores Catalla
Florence Moses
Joy Chrisstiansen
Joyce Enghlom
Lida Koslal
Pat Testerman
Marian Pit
Hayward High seniors face five weeks left before graduation
With five and one half weeks of school remaining Hayward high seniors face worries over prom bids new outfits for senior week and post graduation plans. May Day featured flowers on teachers desks by the girls league. Miss Hawksley's journalism class plans an inspection tour to the Oakland Tribune. An artful dance photo exhibit from the Museum of Modern Art was shown at the school with a dance club demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Hayward High
Girls’ League
Museum of Modern Art
New York City
New Books on Model Mireral Craft Promises Hobby Insight
David C. Cooke presents Game 40 Model mireral a well illustrated book filled with minute diagrams. It offers hobbyists practical guidance to enjoy and master model mireral crafts with detailed illustrations and clear instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mireral
David C. Cooke
Leaders Club Plans Mothers Day Tea
Leaders Club held two playdays on April 18 at San Lorenzo and Castro Valley grammar schools. Twelve girls participated including Collynan Ballus Colleen Brooks Shirley Crayton Barbara Curtis Barbara Heeron Shirley Marcil Agnes McFarland Marianne Nelson Eva Nerman Tiars Wife and Mary Lee Wyatt. A Mothers Day tea is planned at the high school in the teachers room next Thursday to welcome mothers. Shirley Marcil chairs the food committee and Colleen Brooks chairs the invitation committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leaders Grip
San Lorenzo
Castro Valley
Leaders Club
Collynan Ballus
Colleen Brooks
Shirley Crayton
Barbara Curtis
Barbara Heeron
Shirley Marcil
Agnes McFarland
Marianne Nelson
Eva Nerman
Tiar
Mary Lee Wyatt
Shirley Marcie
Veterans group urges federal probe of San Francisco taxi monopoly
The Veterans of Foreign Wars ask the U S Justice Department anti trust division to investigate San Francisco taxi operations. They allege the Yellow Cab monopoly controls 513 of 633 permits, noting permits have been frozen since 1932 despite population growth and urging veterans access to permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Department of Justice
San Francigco
William EH. Hendeson
West Coast
Richard
Newhall
VEW
United States
San Francisco
Yellow Cab Company
Tutal
Campaign Started For State Aid To School Finances
A California campaign for financial support to public schools proceeds this week as the Board of Governors and Policies Commission of the Association of California Public School Superintendents meet in Los Angeles at the request of President Sirl Lingham. Attending from the central state area are Ray E. Simpson state superintendent Roy W. Cloud state educational secretary Vaughn D. Seidel Almaida county superintendent and member of the Board of Governors and Policies Commission.
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Public Schools of
California
Board of Governors Aid Policies Commission
Association of California Public School Superintendents
Los Angeles
Srillingham
Cental
Ray E. Simpson
Roy W. Cloud
California State Teachers Association
Vaughn D. Seidel
Alamida
Boal of Governors and Policies Commission
The
Superintendents Association
Attorneys Fight Issuing New Permits Sparks Legal Battle
Attorneys for the firm vow to exhaust all legal avenues to block the issuance of new permits. The move signals a protracted dispute likely to involve court appeals and regulatory reviews, with potential implications for ongoing projects and local governance.
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Broadway
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Castro
Shannon's Paint Store
Venetian Blind Service
Hay
Stowe Lima Lumber Company
NEW Books
Ivew
U.S
S.F. Taxi Monopoly
Porky
Rose & Castro
Phitor
Western
Occo
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Tang
Ford A
Land Universal
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