Jim Joiner Named as Big Bruin at Wilson High
Jim Joiner won top honors at Wilson High as student body president. The new head man brings experience as director of publicity for the school and co-chairman of the card section for football season. Kim Ragan will serve as vice president, Jerri Johnson as secretary, and George Hayter as governor of finance with Jon Champeny as governor of entertainment. Other officers include Jerry Ezrin as governor of safety and Gary Bradley as governor of athletics, with Joan Balling as governor of welfare. Senior class leaders are Ken Iverson, Dick Dixon, and Barbara Powers. class of 1961 leaders are Jim Ferguson, Wes Young, and Sue Exley. The student government also names Jerry Myer as sophomores president, Jacque Burr as vice president, and Darlene Cook as secretary.
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Variety Show Monday on Bruin Stage at Wilson High
Athletes of Wilson High Bill present their annual Letter men s Show on Valentine Day February 14. This laugh program of the year will allow a gay Ms theme. Karl Dreher past senior class proxy will serve as master at ceremonies with Phil Smoat acting as general chairman. Acts include Don Stutsman and Dick Builer doing a take off on Liberace and an off shot routine by a chorus of letterers.
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Wilson Hosts Jr Statesmen Youth Meeting in Wilson
Wilson High Chapter of the Junior Statesmen of America hosted students from nine Southern California high schools. Speakers included Dan Hall Bruinville chapter president Jim Ragan state attorney general Steve Callant state governor and Dick Taylor southern region mayor. Attending schools were Poly Jordan St Anthony Bell Liowel Redondo Lynwood Jelsior Compton Palmount.
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Two Wilson Clubs Elect Officer Panel
Two Wilson High clubs elect officers for the new semester. JoAnn McMillan will wield the gavel. assistants include Joanne Cline Ann Artman Judy Ware Carol Gregory Dee Alexander Georgia Higgins Emily Ward Dana Malan. Key Club names Ed Drever as head of the student court with new officers George Hayter Dick Dixon Sam Waggoner Bill McLean Dan Hall.
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Bird Belongings Keep Man Awake in Circuit Court
Joan Myers, 59, testified in Chicago Circuit Court that his wife’s birds dive bomb him nightly, keeping him awake. He sought emergency action, warning he might harm himself if the nuisance continued.
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Press Gelearam Pubusney Extracted From OCR
Fragmentary OCR notes show postal and circulation references with dates and monetary figures. The text mentions a press bureau, second class matter, and post office delivery terms, but lacks a coherent report or clear event.
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Eleven Survive Casting for Jordan's Girl Crazy
Eleven students survive the first auditions for Jordan High's operetta Girl Crazy. Four boys and seven girls advance after readings and multiple auditions judged by Dixon Raskow Brembridge and Jacobson. Leads include Bottinent Ballard Koon Satter Beckwith Critzer Booker Rhodes Crowe Smith Zemmie Brewster. They’ll study with Mr Robertson and rehearse daily through May for the show. Chorus comes from glee clubs and the a cappella choir with modern dance handling the dancing.
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Poly Latin Club Elects Officers
Berbers of Poly's Talia Club recently voted Jerry Willis and Amine Evans to preside over meetings for the coming semester as consul and consula. Other posts went to Earlene's partz. seribe Amanda Van Zant epistularum and Buzz y Davidson tonures maximus.
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Panthers to Honor Graduates at Jordan High School
Jordan High School hosts an assembly Feb 17 to honor alumni now at UCLA and Berkeley campuses for top averages in the California University system. Verne W. Robinson will present the school award. Marilyn Joyce Martin singled for outstanding honors at Berkeley.
Big Contract for Atkinson Building Permits in San Diego
The Guy F. Atkinson Co was awarded a 1.62 million dollar contract by the California Department of Public Works for multiple highway projects in San Diego County, including a 2.4 mile six lane expansion on Route 52 plus overcrossing and on ramp works. A second contract of 65 thousand dollars was granted to A H Famularo for a storm sewer system at Fairview State Hospital in Orange County.
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Lakewood Hospital Project Advances With Investor Fund Plans
Jerry Paul, a Los Angeles real estate investor, announced he paid $20,000 for additional planning by architect Sidney Eijsenstrat and may finance the 64-bed Lakewood Hospital himself if others fail to fund. Maxwell Fenmore previously attempted to raise funds. The site is at Clark Ave and Candlewood St.
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GOP Lawmakers Give Lincoln Day Speeches in Denver
Denver scene reports two East Denver High School girls assaulted by a teenage gang after a Friday night basketball game. Connie Wadhams, 16, may have a skull fracture and Bonnie Names, 17, suffered bruises and shock. Cynthia Sheehan, 16, alerted two passersby who dispersed about 15 mostly-girl assailants after leaving the Arditetum where East Denver beat Denver Manual.
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U S to Train Anti Reds in Viet Nam Announcement
In Saigon Premier Ngo Dinh Diem announced that the United States will assume training of the Vietnamese national army to bolster it to about 140,000 troops by year’s end. Gen John W O Danial will oversee organization with Gen Paul Ely under French command. Dulles to visit after Bangkok SEATO talks to discuss defending South Viet Nam from the north. The fragile state has faced ongoing violence since the war’s end.
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Jordan Grads Win Honors at UC and UCLA
Nine Jordan High School graduates earned the Scholarship Award of West for superior scholarship ratings at the University of California and UCLA. Berkeley winners include Ames E Adams Harold E Bev s Robert H Mangels Marilyn Joy Martin and David L Short. UCLA honorees are Elinor E Kennedy Charles W Phillips Anette L Souza and Betty Jean Wright. Award to be presented by a UC representative at a Thursday assembly.
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L B Man Leaving for Post in Italy
Harold Shapily of 4999 Gardena Ave. departs Feb 28 for Rome to serve as senior productivity officer for the U S Foreign Operations Administration in Italy for about two years. He will assist Italian workers and employers to raise industrial output, accompanied by his wife Jeri and their son Mike. He has since 1944 been regional director of CIO Shipyard Workers and will take a leave of absence from his labor post.
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Old Newspaper Exhibit at Mottell's and Peck Mortuary
A display of newspapers dating back to 1860 is on exhibit in the antique room at Mottell's and Peck Mortuary located on 3rd Street and Alamitos Avenue.
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Lakewood Officials To Outline Civil Defense Plan
Lakewood city officials and county civil defense staff will outline the defense program at a meeting Monday at 7:30 p.m. in Holmes School on Hardwick Street and Barlin Avenue. The film Disaster on Main Street will be shown.
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Lakewood collects over $25,000 in business licenses
City Clerk Niza Birch says Lakewood has collected more than $25,000 in business license fees this year after adopting the license ordinance last summer. Since then, 1,045 licenses have been issued.
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Daniel D'Amico Heads Italy Sons Five Terms Leader
Daniel A. D'Amico has been elected for his fifth term as president of Long Beach Lodge 1982, Order of Sons of Italy in America. Other officers include Salvatore Fiasco ex-venerable Dominic Pappagallo assistant venerable Carmine Petrella ora tor Mrs Mafalda Trignani recording secretary Miss Alice Burton financial secretary Mrs Sadie Crish treasurer Mrs Rose Celane and Mrs Jean D'Amico mistresses of ceremonies Charles Massenza sergeant of arms Trustees are Anthony Caruso Rosario Colarco Mario Di Trapani Joseph Olivadeli and Carl D'Amico.
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Auto Dealer Acquitted in Serial Number Case
Duant Woolpert who operates a lot on East Pacific Coast Highway was cleared in dismissing charges that a 1955 Chevrolet station wagon lacked a serial number and identity. The judge called it a dispute between manufacturers and used car dealers and noted papers showed the car’s origin. Woolpert testified he obtained the plate once he learned it was missing and argued the dealer told him not to install one.
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Youths jailed after drag race on Pacific Coast Highway
Two youths, Larry B. Hunter and William D. Sanders, were jailed after a confrontation following a drag race on E Pacific Coast Highway. Police say Hunter and Sanders drove alongside a car, argued, and helped attack two men, Charles Averill and Donald Morse, who were bruised but not hospitalized.
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Fish, Game Bills Season Open in Sacramento
In the 1958 California Legislature debate on fish and game, measures seek to extend the Fish and Game Commission’s regulatory powers for two more years, set up licensing for harmless snakes, allow limited hunting areas, require water reservoirs be opened for fishing, and impose penalties for waste of game. Proposals also call for revised hunting rule timetables, a state big game advisory board, increased warden staffing with funds from horse racing, and tagging of pet birds.
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