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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1952

Page

16

New Jordan ROTC Captain Loca Applicants Describes Ordeal in Korea Pacs

Capt. J Parry Cannon, now in charge of the Jordan High School ROTC, recalls the Korsan conflict with blunt pride. He earned the Bronze Star and three Purple Hearts after a night climb under Communist fire, later losing a leg in battle and returning to a desk job in Long Beach. He plans to stay in Long Beach during his two years in Jordan. Born in St George Utah, he has lived in Santa Monica 12 years. He seeks more blood donations as the center faces the upcoming Missy Ball. Certificates of proficiency in national business entrance tests are being received from the Long Beach NOWA chapter for typing, bookkeeping, machine calculation, and stenography. Highest scorers include Ann Curtis, Patricia Fisher, William McClurg, and Elston Moore from several schools and firms. Testing is set to run March 1 to May 30, with Center planning open dates.

Cannon Risbon Greece 21St Infantry Capt. Cannon Long Beach Jordan St. George Utah Santa Monica Sain National Office Management Association Leola Fh. Blniy Suzenne M. Burgess Caroline M. Fersall Anna E. Crane Patricia L. Fisher Rhoda P. Tamburo Ann B. Curtis William C. McClurg Davis M. McCurdy NOWA City Collegt Lloyd Li Stanley Vito Romans NOMA

Poly High School speech contest honors awarded

Bob Fletcher won first place and an award of 3 dollars in Poly’s annual junior speaking contest. Mary Lou Feterson and Danny Carioza tied for second. Mary Low won second in last year’s sophomore contest. Judges included Doris Goodwin Mildred Sobotka and Doris Bumsey.

Bob Fletcher Poly Sheecn Will Rogers Ani Polytechnic High School Mary Lou Feterson Danny” Carioza Mary Low Gracie Moore Danny Coats Haruck

Midyear Banquet Honors Poly Officers at Hutch Banquet

Poly's newly elected officers were honored at the Hutch city recreation center during the midyear installation and banquet for incoming student body officers. Attending were all incoming and outgoing officers from Girls and Boys Leagues and multiple classes, Hutch commissioners, and the Long Beach Polytechnic High School Chamber of Commerce branch. A potluck dinner was provided by contributions from attendees including faculty and staff. Kathleen Barnett, adviser, thanked the Hutch for such occasions. Discussion followed on increasing student appreciation for the gym and library and ways to boost attendance at sports events.

Poly Hutch, City Recreation Center Hutch Commissioners Long Beach Polytechnic High School Chamber of Commerce Ail Shierts Kathleen Barnett

Avesta Maria Greets Officers for Spring Ceremony

Avesta Maria welcomes officers for the spring term at Avesta ong Beach City College nursing and premedicals club. Romi Jerabels installs new officers including Martha Wade as vice president and Pat Poston as recording secretary. Beatrice Binning and Judy ae t wo join as treasurer and member, with more details pending.

Wee Spr Avestaong Beach City College Brewer's Romi Jerabels Pee Offi Ss Martha Wade Pat Poston Beatrica Binning corre! _ aml Pegey Judy Ae T Wo Joan Bunt Los Ageles Bet Ite

Wilson Loudspeaker Ticket Sale Opens Tomorrow

Wilson's school newspaper announces ticket sale details for the upcoming event. Sources note tickets go on sale tomorrow with price information, and the Lakey salesmen will handle inquiries as listed in the paper.

Lakey Wilson Comingel Studs le Goad Sencol

Poly Latin Club Enjoys Talk Slides Lively meeting entertains with Europe trip slides

Miss Bette Cree entertained Poly's Latin Club with a talk and colored slides detailing her recent journey to Europe. She shared anecdotes and incidents illustrated by images, engaging club members with vivid views and stories.

Poly Latin Club Bette Cree Poly Miss Cree Europe

ROTC Officers Advanced At Jordan High School

ROTC at Jordan High School announced advancement of executive officers and a few other officers. Cadet First Lt. George Gilley became cadet captain. Second lieutenants promoted to first lieutenants include William Blackhem Tom Maxwell Bob Daniels Eddie Nilekola Martin Johnson Dick Hartwell and Kim Smith. About 200 boys enrolled in ROTC courses, with several over last year. Capt. J Perry Cannon now heads Jordan High School training courses. He recently returned from Korea after being wounded and took over the David Starr groups after the new year.

Jordan, High School George Gilley William Blackhem Tom Maxwell Bob Daniels Eddie Nilekola Martin Johnson Dick Hartwell Kim Smith Jordan J. Perry Cannon Jordan High School Korea David Starr Groups

El Paso Woman Leaves 2 Million for Bible Teaching

Feo An El Paso woman who died in September left a $2,000,000 bequest for the teaching of the Bible. Mrs. Lee Moor's will provides half of the estate after $150,000 in specific bequests to the American Bible Society and the American Board of Missions.

HS Pas Texas Feo el Paso

Elementary Lunch Menu Week Of February 4

The bulletin outlines the Elementary School lunch week with menu items on Wednesday Thursday and Friday including vegetable salads, macaroni and potato casserole, buttered peas and desserts. It notes that soup and a la carte items from the Junior Senior High menu may be purchased in the elementary schools after the tray lunch and that senior high students are not required to purchase a la carte items every day.

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City College Co-Ree Night Opens to All Students

City College offers Co-Ree night in the new women's gym Friday from 7 30 to 10 30 offering volleyball badminton ping pong cards chess and checkers with dancing TV in the lounge and activities in the gymnasium dance room and orthopedics room hosted by the Women s Athletic Association and cosponsored by the sophomore class and another campus organization.

Alt City College Women’s Athletic Association Vaugh Shipley Women's Physical Education Department Waaa Sored Miss Shipley WAA Jim Anderson Joan Freeman Diane Swanson Marise Craig Ruth Ann Fierce Manzy Stickney Yella Gwens Charlotte Gload Mary Craig

Wilson's Best Dan Hinz Eligible for More Honors

Dan Hinz a Wilson senior has been chosen by the Long Beach Elis Club as most valuable student and will receive a $100 prize. The award prompts potential state regional and national competition judged on notebooks of scholastic records activities and references. The goal is the Elks National Foundation award totaling $500 last year.

Dan Hinz Long Beach Elis Club Woodrow Wilson Dan Elks National Foundation Stirts John Orr Wilson Ward

Poly Club Folk Dancing Club Invites Members

The Folk Dancing for Poly Club meets Thursdays in Room 210 at the Poly campus. Members may perform in the school operetta Brigadoon. Officers are Bruce Cottrell president Rex Hoffman vice president and Barbara Pech secretary treasurer. The club plans patio festivities and invites all interested students to attend and suggest names via a box in the admin building front hall.

Allemands Poly Bruce Cottrell Rex Hoffman Barbara Pech Reasurer

ACS Mobile Unit at CC This Week

The American Cancer Society sponsored mobile cancer information unit will visit City College campus Wednesday to Friday with hours 1 to 4 p.m. Wednesday and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday and Friday. Donald Norden will explain the exhibit, provide free literature, and answer questions. The display includes hospital photos and teaches seven danger signals of cancer.

Mobile Cancer Information Unit City College American Cancer Society Los Angeles Donald Norden ACS Los Angeles County Medical Association

Luncheon Brings 40 Campus Leaders Together at Jordan High

Forty student body officers and heads of campus groups gathered in Jordan High School's activity room for the semiannual residents' luncheon. Student body resident Bob Davenport welcomed attendees as Barbara Hallard spoke, followed by Cat's Purr editor Monie Brice. A string ensemble conducted by Sam Kosawsky performed, and the cooking department led by Dorothy Warriner provided the meal. Art groups under Miss Faure Rilliel created abstract place cards to match the decor.

Jordan High School Bob Davenport Barbara Hallard Monie Brice Sam Kosawsky Dorothy Warriner Miss Faure Rilliel

Hi-Teens Visit San Diego Store on Weekend Trip

Twelve Walker s Hi-Teen favorites from Poly Wilson Jordan and St Anthony s High School toured Walker s Long Beach sponsor and visited a San Diego store. They enjoyed a luncheon with the Hi-Debber Club a fashion show and a movie before spending today at the Hotel Manor pool and the 200.

Walker's Poly Wilson Jordan St. Anthony's High School San Diego Walker Long Beach Judy Mong Betty Peterson Patty Richards Janet Newton Shirley Milligan Alice Gordon Denise Parr Suzie Daly St. Anthony's Dorothy Harshbarger Shirley Sedgwick

Barbara Everley Re elected Red Cross Leader in Long Beach

Barbara Everley was returned to office as president of the Junior Red Cross of Long Beach. Esther Cushman and Shirley Davis were elected as officers, with Charlotte Munn named as Long Beach council representative. The new officers and adviser Lois Patten will meet this week. Tomorrow Everley and Munn attend a local council meeting to plan the coming semester.

Barbara Everley Junior Red Cross Long Beach Jordan Esther Cushman Shirley Davis Charlotte Munn Lois Patten

Wilson GAA Elects New Wilson Girls Athletic Association Leaders

Eleanor Zlatoper named president of Wilson Girls Athletic Association with Lois Gould as first vice president Frances Crowley second vice president Lois Evans recording secretary Dolores DeCuma corresponding secretary Laurel Whitman historian and Maureen Poshiein Iria Whitman sophomores as representatives The council to be installed at a mother daughter tea Friday during which athletic awards for the previous semester will be presented Planning for spring convention at Wilson was set at a January 26 meeting at Whittier Union High School with sponsors Martha Fox and Elsie Glanville New theme New attitudes for modern girls was chosen and a separate Wilson executive council met to assign convention posts

Southern California Girls’ Athletic Federation Wilson Girls’ Athletic Association Counc Eleanor Zlatoper Wilson Lois Gould Frances Crowley Lee Lois Evans Dolores DeCuma Corre Laurel Whitman Maureen Poshiein Iria Martha Fox Elsie Glanville Whittier Union High School Jody Hendrickson Eleanor Zlatopper Nancy Tilton Wilgon Executive Council

League Officers Assume Duties at Jordan High

Janet Derr and Louis Barber will become presidents of the Girls and Boys Leagues respectively at month end after the election at Jordan High School. Girls League officers include Martyn Martin as vice president, Patty Richards recording secretary, Martha Ebersole corresponding secretary, and Jo Ann Keaster uniform board president. Boys League officers list Darryl Rogers vice president and Gary Colvin secretary, with Louis Barber reelected. Activities include fundraisers, Christmas aid, a party in the activity room, officer installation, and a Christmas program. Sponsors are Miss Clara Goff, Miss Marion Zinn, and Mrs. Joanne Liuz.

Janet Derr Louis Barber Jordan High School Girls League Martyn Martin Patty Richards Martha Ebersole Jo Ann Keaster Darryl Rogers Gary Colvin Shirley Goodloe Clara Goff Marion Zinn Joanne Liiz Walter Smith

Essay Tests Open Soon by Propeller Club Contest

Students in high schools are invited to submit essays of 1600 words or less on American Merchant Marine indispensable to freedom. The Propeller Club sponsors national and local events with trips to Bermuda, the Orient, Europe, and Africa for top writers. Local winners tour after March 31 with War Savings Bonds awarded for national submission.

Bermuda Orient Europe Africa Martine Propeller Club Four Corners of the Earth Propeller Club of Long Seach National Secondary Principals’ Association Long Leach Propellerlub

Leaders Chosen for Jordan High School clubs

On Jordan High School campus last week officers were elected for several groups. Hi Teen Canteen elected Bud Roth as president with Pat Beinkerhoff first vice president Don Norden second vice president Randa Mathers secretary and Arlene Kimball treasurer. Canteen officers were installed at a banquet Wednesday. International Relations Club chose Bob Mooney as president with Elizabeth Baker program vice president Charles De Reimer publicity vice president and Barbara Kook secretary treasurer. Girly Athletic Association elected Pat Beppe head after an all day ballot. Other officers include Sally Johnson vice president Winona Friendson corresponding secretary Jo Rae Turner recording secretary and Shirley Lewis publicity chairman. Old officers will turn over duties this week.

Jordan High School Bud Roth Hi- Teen Canteen Pat Beinkerhoff Don Norden Randa Mathers Arlene Kimball Bob Mooney International Relations Club Elizabeth Baker Charles de Reimer Barbara Kook Middle East Arthur O'Byrne Girly Athletic Association Pat Beppe Sally Johnson Winona Friendson Jo Rae Turner Shirley Lewis

Tom Uecher Heads Group at Poly High School

Poly High School senior Tom Uecher was chosen president of the Lettermen's Council, succeeding Bill Skeen. Martin Sklar will assist as secretary. Uecher won five water polo medals and captains the water group, with three all city awards and two for best swimmer. Sklar is a tennis letterman and editor of High Life.

Tommy Uecher Polytechnic High School Lettermen’s Council Lettermen's Council Poly Yor Bill Skeen Martin Sklar Tom Wally Detrich High Life

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