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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1963
Page
11
Milikan announces an all night graduation dance on June 13 to provide seniors a safe celebration. Marsha Herlock chairs the committee with Lenore DeAngeles as secretary, both from Millikan, organizing the event.
The Fhe electric program awards six four thousand dollar scholarships, each chosen from fifteen participating private colleges in the Southland. Each year a college gets a direct grant of seven hundred fifty dollars for the scholarship's duration. IB finalists receive plaques, and regional finalists are selected by the divisional board convening on April 6.
Long Beach's six American Field Service exchange students will visit Millikan High School for a tour of Tucker, Elementary School, and a tour of Millikan, with aims to learn about the countries represented and the United States.
The school selects a winner for the forum at Jordan High School. The event features a film titled Modern Nigeria and includes speakers from St. Anthony Girls. Narrator J. Michiel Hagopian presents as part of the Wednesday night program.
Lakewood High announces a March 12 musical event in the school auditorium with performances by bands and orchestras from Lakewood Senior High and others. A festival of solos and ensembles follows, rated by judges from California universities including Long Beach and Redlands. events run from afternoon into evening across several venues.
Sally Desl presides over the Ming Leadership group with Harbin Malvey as vice president and twelve girls selected for ud membership this term. Keith Einfelt is Millikan Fep Club president. Karen Klein and Sue McKee hold vice president and secretary roles, with Shirley Sampson as treasurer. New Pantherettes head Joyce Mancrief. Numerous students listed for yearbook names. Karen Blain wins a $100 Long Beach Legs Secretarial Association scholarship. A donkey basketball game is set for Long Beach Poly on March 13.
Lakewood High School students emphasize that extracurricular activities provide social skills, responsibility, and energy outlets missing from the curriculum. Diana Halloran notes clubs enrich school life, while Lois cautions balancing activities with grades. Suggestions include sports, dances, church youth groups, reading, sewing, and collecting records.
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