GIEE Club Plans Library Youth Council Events
The Long Beach Library Youth Council met at St Anthony's High School with Mrs Watts leading a discussion on human relations. Carole Sutton elected president. Joanne Hanford Mcount Carmel Church vice prefect. Rita vice president. Diahne Dunne sponsored by Senior Sodality. Breakfast planned, glee club rehearsals, and a Christmas Pontifical Mass scheduled.
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Long Beach Library Youth Council
Mrs. Watts
St. Anthony’s High School
Alice Adams
Carole Sutton
Joanne Hanford
Mcount Carmel Church
Wil
Connie Sanford
Gail Lane
Our Lady
Shirl
Long Beneh Calif Sot reports on December 4 1954
A local California tale is presented with brief notes on events and people dated December 4 1954. The item hints at regional happenings and community concerns, highlighting named individuals and places within the period context.
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Press-Telegram
Long Beneh
Calif
Der
Ushers Club Chief Wins Second Term at Poly
Doug Beige begins a second term as head of Poly’s Ushers’ Club with Leslie Sklar as vice president and Rosemary Misserville as secretary treasurer. The group aids in ushering films and talks in the school auditorium and has helped at events featuring Eleanor Roosevelt, Drew Fearson, and Dr. Frank Baxter. They recently served at the Municipal Auditorium for the Song of Norway presentation held November 6 to 8, aiming for future ushering opportunities there.
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Doug Beige
Poly
Leslie Sklar
Rosemary Misserville
Vs. Eleanor Roosevelt
Drew Fearson
Frank Baxter
University of Southern California
Wilson
Municipal Auditorium
Ballet Group Delights With The Sleeping Beauty
Valerie Silver presented The Sleeping Beauty at Jordan High School Auditorium with music by Tschaikowsky. The young troupe aged three to twenty delivered a remarkably polished production, earning long applause for dancing and staging led by Donna McSwain as Princess Aurora and Frances Mansay as the Good Fairy.
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Valerie Silver
Tschaikowsky
Jordan High School
Miss Silver
Donna McSwain
Aurora
Frances. Mansay
Glenn Louis
Scary
Rachel Morton
Knight Talks to California Press Group Banquet Evening
SAN FRANCISCO The California Press Association closes its two day winter session with a banquet at the Clift Hotel and a speech by Gov Goodwin J Knight. The event marks Knight s first appearance before the association since the November victory. Speakers include Ray Spangler on county work by printers Bill Best on a Denmark trip over the North Pole Hal Henry on classified advertising s role Grady Saltzer on flying experiences and CNAPA leadership.
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San Francisco
California Press Association
Clift Hotel
Goodwin J. Knight
Knight
Ray Spangler
Redwood City Tribune
Bill Best
United Press
Los Angeles
Denmark
North Pole
Hal Henry
The
San Jose Mercury News
Grady Saltzer
Falo Verde Valley Times
Blythe
CNAPA
Nominations Set at Jordan Nominations Set at Jordan
The article lists candidates for student council and related roles at David Starr Jordan for the spring semester. Contenders include Bill Stucker and Kim Andrews for presidency, Pat Vickers and Norma Westphall for manager, with John Harding, Ed Pope, and R. Davis as judges. Denny Nelson and Don Coon contend for hostess, with Nina Burks and Red Ballard as rivals. Elections are set for January 6 with results to follow in a Cat's Purr special edition.
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David! Starr Jordan
Bill Stucker
FTA
Kim Andrews
Pat Vickers
Ins Cwndent
Norma Westphall
Judge
John Harding
Ed Pope
Ro. Davis
Hest
Denny Nelson
Don Coon
Hostess
Nina Burks
Red Ballard
Boson Buddies
New Wilson Flag Designed by Toni Anthony Senior
Toni Anthony a 17 year old senior at Wilson High submitted the winning design for the Bruinville flag. She received an official certificate of achievement from Jim Joiner and an order for a free 1955 Campanile from Dan Hall. The Key Club sponsored flag will include features from other entrants including John Wahlgrit and Mary Wimberly among others. Anthony has prior art experience with Marine Brass Works in Wilmington. She aims to be a commercial artist or work at an advertising agency.
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Toni Anthony
Wilson High
Bruinville
Jim Joiner
Dan Hall
Key Club
Toni
John Wahlgrit
Davie Her Nel
Michael Fulgham
Skipper Price
Molly Haines
Mary Wimberly
Jevone Rappoport
Marion Boley
Grace Francis
Bill Guerero
Elizabeth Douglass
Marine Brass Works
Wilmingston
California
Scholarship Group in Yale Opener
The Paly scholarship society hosted a holiday party December 3 at president Mary Lou Drummond's home to inaugurate the vacation. Officers helped with plans for future events including the Sealbester banquet, a Ditch Day, and a Seymour Memorial Scholarship fundraiser. The club lists 176 members with 73 seniors, 103 juniors, and 131 associates awaiting grade advancement.
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Paly’s Scholarship Society
Mary Lou Drummond
CSF
Cherri Nakashima
Janet Eylton
Jerry Willis
Norme Tanega
Carolee Houser
Committee of Five
Margie McDonald
Jr Red Cross Session Set for Monday at Long Beach
Members of the Junior Red Cross Coordinating Council will meet at the Long Beach Red Cross chapter house 319 W Broadway this Monday at 7 30 p m. Discussion will cover Christmas activities at the DEFERENS Administration hospital and volunteers will be assigned at the meeting. All secondary school JRC members are invited.
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Red Cross
Long Beach
Youth Parley at El Camino College Meeting
Two Poly seniors, Jim Fulko moto and Morman Saatjfan, joined representatives from Southern California at El Camino College for the California Youth Council's first meeting on student affairs. German exchange students spoke on life in Germany versus the United States, and comparisons with American students. Norman and Jim later visited a music workshop and engaged in rhythm and blues and progressive jazz discussions amid refreshments.
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Poly
Jim Fulkomoto
Morman Saatjfan
el Camino College
California
Ma Fornia
Youth Council
United States
Germany
Norman
Jim
USC Campus Trip Slated For Future Teachers Of America
The Wilson High Chapter of Future Teachers of America plans a trip to the University of Southern California for a conference and panel discussions. Activities include programs to pursue classroom teaching and insights from teachers, supervisors, and professors. The year opened with officers and new members installed in November led by deputy superintendent Mrs. Gladys Potter. Co sponsors Irmel O. Padgham and James Garner noted over 50 students initiated. Newly installed officers include Sally Gartner as president Jeri Fitzgerald as vice president Ida Lee Fox as recording secretary Juanita Lovell as corresponding secretary Mary Laubscher as treasurer and Tean Peterson as historian.
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University of Southern California
Wilson High
Future ‘Teach‘ers of America
FTA
Southern California
Gladys Potter
Irmel O. Padgham
James Garner
Sally Gartner
Jeri Fitzgerald
Ida Lee Fox
Juanita Lovell
Mary, Laubscher
Tean Peterson
New York University Vice Chancellor Named President of Illinois
Dr. David Doddis Weary aged 49, long time vice chancellor at New York University, accepted today the presidency of the University of Illinois in a landmark transition. The announcement shifts leadership as the Illinois campus seeks new direction amid expanding programs.
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Wertceee
Ilingis. U. Pre
Mew
York
David Doddis Weary
New York University
University of Illinois
Upturn in 1954 business boosts hopes for 1955
Across the economy, auto output surged with Detroit leading gains as Chrysler and others lifted year end production. Durable goods inventories began rebuilding after a stock trim, retail trade rose, and defense spending showed signs of strength. The stock market hit 25 year highs while a major antitrust suit against DuPont GM and US Rubber was dismissed. Minute Maid bought Snow Crop Frozen Foods for 40 million. Kansas City Power plans a 12.5 billion plant near Clinton. U.S. cigar consumption reached 6.1 billion.
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New York
Commerce Department
Detroit
Carysler
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
DeSoto
Dodge
Plymouth
Fe Gt
Aims
Beement Magazine
DuPont
General Motors
United States Rubber
Walter LaBay
Federal District Court
Chiscago
Minute Maid Corp
Clinton Focus, Inc
Kansas City Power & Light Co
Clinton
Cigar Manufacturers Assn
Trend of Security Prices for Past Week Analyzed
Market activity shows a selling wave in the closing half hour Tuesday with 720000 shares traded, while Wednesday morning saw a mild recovery. Analysts expect further correction but note volume and consumer optimism from a University of Michigan study. aircraft stocks favored, with caution on cold war relations and December outlook for industrials above 390.
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Business Week
Survey Research Center
University of Michigan
Hunt Dogs Get Lost Near Burk's Falls
Conservation Officer Bob Beitrick estimates four trained hunting dogs went missing this season in a bush area about 35 miles from Burk's Falls. He notes the loss count is somewhat better than average for visiting hunters.
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Burk's Falls
Onter
Bob Beitrick
Car Hits Woman in Norwalk. rings fly from victim
Mrs. Nancy Thurla, 17, was struck by a car Friday at Pin Incer Biva and Five Points in Norwalk. She escaped with minor injuries. The driver was Cecil Robertson, 18, of Van Nuys. Thurla resided at 14812 Dost Street.
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Norwalk
Cnaase Moent
Nancy Thurla
Pin- Incer Biva
Thurla
Nynor
Cecil Robertson
van Nuys
Simone Silva Faces Setback in Immigration Bid
In Los Angeles an immigration ruling found actress Simone Silva not a person of exceptional ability required for permanent residence. She has 10 days to appeal to the Board of Immigration Appeals in Washington. Her temporary visa lapsed. she previously met Robert Mitchum on the French Riviera, but has not appeared in movies in the United States.
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Angeles
Simone Silva
Robert Mitchum
Mims
Washington
Tits First-Roindt
Mayer Tin
Michum
Harmony Expert Dies in Los Angeles
Kenneth McPherson Bradley longtime authority on harmony and honorary life president of the National Association of Schools of Music and Allied Arts died Friday night at the home of Williams Evans in Los Angeles where he had resided for some time.
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Los Angeles
UPI Tp
Kenneth McPherson Bradley
National Assn. of Schools of Music and Allied Arts
Bradley
Williams 1. Evans
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Giee Club
Tunes UP Books
Council Studies Human Relations
Helene Allison
California Press Group
Jordan
Wilson High Schresident of
Ed Dreyer
Supreme Court
Joel
Barbara Powers
Pack
Gebaram Py
Tone Anthony
By Sally Gartner
Yale
Jr. Red Cross
el Camino
USC
Jim Andrews
Eft
Bill Steuber
Walter Breede JR
Paul M. Macgregor
Rulon
Guy
H. DE LA Chapelle
Paie, Webber, Jackaan
Guritsa
New York Times
N.Y
Uncle Sam
Patches
San Diego Zoo
Charles Schroeder
Simone
Dooley
Philco
Dooley’s
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