Students to Elect Officers at Jordan High
Jordan High announces student body officer elections for next semester. Nominations were by the seven member nominating board. Candidates include Jay Hagey for president with Shari Commesu, Barbara Moran versus Marty Isenberg for treasurer, Jack Beckwith or Jack Thrasher for hostess, Joan Porche and Jeannine Rains for hostess, and Allan Branensick against Bill Steuber for judge.
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Jordan High School
Jay Hagey
Studi Ped
Shari Commesu
Jordan
Sherias
Barbara Moran
Marty Isenberg
Jack Beckwith
Jack Thrasher
Joan Porche
Jeannine Rains
Judge Seitice
Allan Branensick
Bill Steuber
Allan
Bill
Wilson Cast Picked for Christmas Play
The secular Wilson Christmas production Star Song by Floris Jacks McBade features Dan Rhoades and Gene Kienbowe as Roman soldiers at the inn with Joan Flamer Tirza and Myrna Innis as Roman widow and Ethiopian slave. Mary and Joseph will be played by Sue Davis and Andrew Johns along with the Boys and Girls Glee Clubs A Cappella Choir and orchestra in a public performance scheduled for December 36 at 8 p.m.
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Christ
Inn Dent
Wilson
Flor Jis
Jack McBade
Gene Kienbowe
Dan Rhoades
Wils
Joan Flamer
Tirza
Joan Niell
Rachel
Jack Nessal
Arad
Paul Mahon
Barshan
Margaret Breckenridge
Nuna
Myrna Innis
Siti
Jordan Cadets Keeping Busy at Jordan High School
Jordan Cadets Keeping Busy reports ROTC Second Battalion at Jordan High School active in drill and military customs. The color guard led by Cadet Maj Gary Zings and officers joined Long Beach Armistice Day parade. Junior Rifle Club, largely second and third year cadets, ranks high nationally as rookies advance.
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Jorden High School
Jordan
Long Beach
Gary Zings
Cant
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James Palmer
William Toomas
ROTC
Korcan
Sear
Wilson High honors DAR Good Citizenship winner Iris Whitman
The Daughters of the American Revolution award goes to Iris Whitman this year, with Trish receiving a pin and certificate and eligibility for district competition. Wilson’s on campus theater presents Fodder December 9 10 and 11 with cast Frank Borden Dave Commons Don Sargeant and director Richard Hidleberg.
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Daughters of the American Revoelution
Wilson
Iris Whiten
Trish
Saint Anthony’s Christmas Dance and Events
St Anthony's Catholic Center plans a December 12 Christmas dance with semi formal dress, decorations, and a holiday program. The junior class sponsors the event and a Christmas box drive for needy families is organized by the Junior Sodality, with four speakers slated for local Christmas activities.
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St. Anthony’s Catholic Center
Glee Club
St. Anthony's
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Jtoellen
Towes'y
Tony Lear
Georgs
Wiederauer
E Day Initiative Teaches Campus Cleanliness at Jordan High
Student body officers at Jordan High School announce E Day a campus cleanup drive led by student body judge Jay Hagey. The plan, described as a tradition to keep the campus neat, involves collecting litter and paper from around campus in a businesslike effort.
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Jordan
Jordah
Jay Hagey
School Board Luncheon Guests Visit Poly Campus
Students and officials gathered for a luncheon with the Board of Education at Poly, discussing how to improve student conduct. Bob Wells led the talk as student body president while guests toured the new campus buildings.
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Board of Education
Poly
HMA Auilreps Geeeut
Bobl
Wells
Pely
New Members Named for California Scholarship Federation
Jim Baker announced 145 new 10 B students will be dissociate non voting members of CSF at Poly. Eligible for voting status after semester end if grades meet requirements. New members include 11 Hughes Junior High, 40 Washington graduates, 80 Stephens, 12 Franklin alumni. An associate members meeting will orient them to CSF activities, per Norlyn Dull.
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California Scholarship Federation
Poly
Hughes Junior High
Washington
Stephens
Franklin
CSF
Norlyn Dull
Circus Theme Chosen for Poly Yearbook 1954
Poly Editors announce The Circus as yearbook theme reflecting campus atmosphere. Jim Grey and Carol Crosby cite color pages and a forthcoming color adaptation. Yearbooks go on sale after Christmas vacation with exact date to be set.
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Poly
Jim Grey
Carol Crosby
Caerulea
Poly High to Host Interschool Campus Conference
Poly High School will host an interschool campus committee conference on Wednesday in Reid ail. Campus committee chairman W Odie Wright principal and James C Penwell vice principal will represent Poly. The meeting aims to promote school spirit and strengthen ties with Jordan and Wilson. Plans for a campus cleanup contest among the three schools will be discussed by student and faculty delegates.
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Reid Ail
Cerl Wellard
W. Odie Wright
James C. Penwell
Poly
Jordan
Wilson
Carl
Mary Lou Drummond
Sandra Elder
Jack Alen
Irenel' Sullos
Funeral Rites Set for Flier in Sea Crash
Requiem mass will be conducted at 9 a m Monday in St Cyprian s Church for St Dean J Converse 32 of 3811 Firman St Lakewood naval flier killed in a plane crash Thursday night 50 miles from Long Beach Pacific Fleet Air Headquarters said the officer was killed in a routine training flight from the aircraft carrier Rendova He was with Anti Submarine Squadron 37 at Los Alamitos Naval Air Station and was flying a Grumman Guardian Neither his body nor the plane has been recovered Surviving include his wife Joan sons John and Tom his mother Mrs Mary Converse three sisters and a brother in the east.
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Dean J. Converse
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Pacific Fleet Air Headquarters
Rendova
Los Alamitos Naval Air Station
Grumman Guardian
Nixon's India Visit Seen as U S Gain by Indian Press
The Hindustan Standard of New Delhi said Nixon's India trip has been a diplomatic gain for the United States. The Nixon party left Friday for Afghanistan before continuing to Karachi, with the editorial noting a cautious yet favorable reaction to the vice presidents tour.
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Hindustan Standard
U. S
Richard Nixon
United States
Afghanistan
Karachi
Pakistan
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Nixon
Forty More PWs Refuse to Alter Red Beliefs
Forty more pro Communist South Korean captives refused repatriation in interviews, totaling 130. Earlier, prisoners staged sit down strikes to disrupt talks but later cooperated as interviewers moved through tents. Brig. Gen Paik Yun Joon said some faithful prisoners may move toward acceptance, while the Reds push for Soviet and Indian neutrals to attend the peace conference. One prisoner resisted leaving his booth, tussling with guards as the interview process continued.
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LI. S. En
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Republic
India
Suspect Nabbed After Assault Attempt On Woman
Police arrest Louis Langley after a 33 year old woman was assaulted on a city sidewalk. Witnesses saw a car license match. Langley identified by the victim at the station. He denies prior contact with the woman as officers investigate assault with intent to commit rape.
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List St
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Susie M. Wilcox
Fourth St
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Dawson Ave
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Cedar Ave
McGlinchey
PF. W. Halley
A. W. Krummert
Six Injured in Southland Windstorm
A Southland windstorm caused damage across Southern California with power failures in Altadena Los Angeles and Hermosa Beach. Winds peaked at 48 mph in Burbank and 40 mph locally as trees fell injuring several residents including a child struck by a power line and others in Duarte and on Los Angeles streets.
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California
Altadena
Hermosa Beach
Burbank
Robert Ybarra
Katherine Brown
Duarte
Azalea Dial
Britain Iran resume diplomatic ties after 13 months
Iran and Britain announced a return to diplomatic relations ending a freeze over the nationalization of Anglo Iranian Oil Co. assets. An Iranian spokesman and a London communique signaled ambassadors would be exchanged and talks would begin to settle the oil dispute despite opposition from Ayatollah Kashani. The 1952 ouster of British envoys and the trial of former premier Mossadegh frame the broader crisis.
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Farm Bureau Chief Notes Farm Price Slump
New York UFI quotes American Farm Bureau Federation President alien B Kline stating farm prices have fallen nearly 48 percent in under two years due to reduced exports. He warns the trend could worsen unless halted, during the 38th Congress of American Industry in Chicago.
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Eisenhower
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Philharmonic Concert Delights With Soloists and Sibelius
The Los Angeles Philharmonic concert offered varied pleasures, featuring soloists Davil Frisina and Roberto La Marchina in Brahms Double Concerto. Alfred Wallenstein conducted a vivid Sibelius First Symphony and ended with Strauss Pizzicate Polka as an encore, leaving listeners uplifted.
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la Macchina
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Hever
la Marchina
Sibelius
Wallenstein
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