Representatives Selected for Boys League at Jordan High
Newly elected representatives of Boys League at Jordan High School met last week to hear Louis Barber, president, outline and program for the semester. Plans include handling ticket sales for school events. Elected members include Ted Badami, Bill Bailey, Bill Beall, Richard Bernhard, Dick Blackhem, Lenny Blunt, John Bollinger, Dick Bower, Jack Brown, Bob Burr, Clayton Campbell, Leland Cecil, A Ching, Ronald Colman, Gary Colvin, Bob Cook, Tom Croson, Bill Davis, Mary Elwart, Bob Frazier, Frank Garzie, Larry Golding, Jerry Gay, Ed Guttknecht, Gordon Hall, Bill Halpin, Rickey Harris, Tom Herran, Doug Hurlburt, Bill Hiemr, Don Loucks, Charles Martinsen, Tom Maxwell, Harvey Van Meeteren, Ron Mittell, Jack Moore, Ramon Navarro, Tom Newberry, Ed Nikkola, Don Nordin, Jim Ogden, Alison Owen, Bob Parkins, Ralph Prescott, Ronnie Price, Fred Retting, Jerry Reynolds, Bob Schatzman, Fred Senter, Bob Smirthwaite, Bob Smith, Don Sundeen, Bob Thetford, Dick Thompson, Jack Thrasher, Don Thompson, John Valdivia, Lewis Walker, Don Ward, Bob Warnock, Darrell Wiggam, Chuck Williams, Ben Wohlgamuth, Bill Wolf, Ronnie Worden, Jim Wright, Roy Wright, Bernard Wyland.
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Boys’ League
Jorden High
Louis Barber
Ted Badami
Bill Bailey
Bill Beall
Richard Bernhard
Dick Blackhem
Lenny Blunt
John Bollinger
Dick Bower
Jack Brown
Bob Burr
Clayton Campbell
Leland Cecil
A. Ching
Ronald Colman
Gary Colvin
Bob Cook
Tom
Jim Ogden
Alison Owen
Bob Parkins
Ralph Prescott
Ronnie Price
Fred Retting
Jerry Reynolds
Bob Schatzman
Fred Senter
Bob Smirthwaite
Bob Smith
Don Sundeen
Bob Thetford
Dick Thompson
Jack Thrasher
Don Thompson
John Valdivia
Lewis Walker
Don Ward
Bob Warnock
Darrell Wiggam
Chuck Williams
Ben Wohlgamuth
Bill Wolf
Ronnie Worden
Jim Wright
Roy Wright
Bernard Wyland
Dramatic Program for Jordan PTA Opens Founders Day
The Jordan High School PTA hosts Burn Candles Burn as the Founders Day program Tuesday with Miss Alija Jacobson directing. Cast includes Joan Wesdorf Carol Stephenson Janet Dorr Betty Dale Norma Sogard Cathy Mesina and Gay Wheldon with Jim Patterson supervising ceremonies. Sam Kosowsky leads the orchestra with a cappella choir closing under Dr. Carl Robertson. The verse speaking choir features Leland Cecil Shaton Coy Johnny Davis Suzanne Fulton Bonnie Kelley Barbara Kook Shirley Kuster Helen Lang Riki Levin Kay MeManamy Vernon Morris Shirley Newman Don Norden Gary Pierce Arlis Proctor Bob Reynolds Jim Raines Pat Slattery Sondra Spencer Roberta Squaires Joyce Steele Pat Sutton Connie Tyler Ross Westwood and Jimmy Wright.
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PTA
Jordan High School
Alija Jacobson
Joan Wesdorf
Carol Stephenson
Janet Dorr
Betty Dale
Norma Sogard
Cathy Mesaina
Gay Wheldon
Jim Patterson
Sam Kosowsky
Carl Robertson
Leland Cecil
Shaton Coy
Johnny Davis
Suzanne Fulton
Bonnie Kelley
Barbara Kook
Shirley Kuster
Helen Lang
Riki Levin
Kay Me Manamy
Vernon Morris
Shirley Newman
Don Norden
Gary Pierce
Arlis Proctor
Bob Reynolds
Jim Raines
Pat Slattery
Famous Talks at CC Forum Chairing World View
Joseph Stalin spoke at a City College forum meeting along with Will Rogers Franklin D. Roosevelt Adolf Hitler Benito Mussolini Winston Churchill and Al Smith as part of the I Can Hear it Now recording edited by Edward R. Murrow Ray Chism was elected forum president Isabel Hammelton became vice president and Douglas Drew secretary The forum holds open discussions on global and national problems.
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Joseph Stalin
City College Forum
Will Rogers
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Adolph Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Winston Churchill
al Smith
Edward R. Murrow
Ray Chism
Isabel Hammelton
Douglas Drew
Latin Club Meeting Names New Imperator St Anthony's
Marilyn Crelly presided over a Lat in Club meeting as newly elected Imperator. Other officers Yaabel Prendaville Legatus Mary Jo Fury Quaestor and Phyllis Springosky Scribe were announced for future activities.
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Marilyn Crelly
St. Anthony's Latin Club
Yaabel Prendaville Legatus
Mary Jo Fury
Phyllis Springosky
Trauger Heads Scripters Club at Wilson High
Tom Trauger and Paul Fryar are elected president and vice president of Wilson High Scripters Club. Rosilee Tucker Sue Markworth and Dan Hinz named officers. The club creates a sergeant at arms post to collect fines. Members submit manuscripts for anonymous review by peers and sponsor John Gartner.
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Tom Trauger
Paul Fryar
Wilson
Scripters
Wilson Writing Club
Rosilee Tucker
Sue Markworth
Dan Hinz
Scripters Club
John Gartner
Suggzestons
Wilson Governors Name Police For Spring Semester
Frustrated students on the Wilson campus react as the board of governors selects policemen for the spring term. Names include Kathryn Baer Carol Beckstrand Barbara Binger Marlene Booker Laurence Creasy Frances Crowley Delores Del Como Dianne Elsman Joss Gould Shirley Grindle Phylis Harris Keith Johnson Sherry Hossam Bill Lambrose Marlene Lauer Jean McCoy Claudia McKay Sally Moody George Moore Gloria Norton Tom Ramsey Gerald Ricker Te Rudd Stbylann Snead Gerald Sullivan John Reid Joan Stein Nancy Strobridge Sue Waddelow Iris Whitman Eleanor Ziatoper.
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Wilson
Board of
Overnors
Kathryn Baer
Carol Beckstrand
Barbara Binger
Marlene Booker
Laurence Creasy
Frances Crowley
Delores del Como
Dianne Elsman
Joss Gould
Shirley Grindle
Phylis Harris
Keith Johnson
Sherry Hossam
Bill Lambrose
Marlene Lauer
Jean McCoy
Claudia McKay
Sally Moody
George Moore
Gloria Norton
Tom Ramsey
Gerald Ricker
Te' Rudd
Stbylann Snead
Gerald Sullivan
John Reid
Joan Stein
Nancy Strobridge
Sue Waddelow
Iris Whitman
Eleanor Ziatoper
French Club Adds 121 New Members
The Cercle de la Fleurette at St. Anthony's French Club invited 21 new members after initiation week. Officers Raymond Hamel Joan Causey Barbara Grant and Larry Allison led the activities. New admittees include Agnes Brown Mary Jon Hauck Carol Kuntz Pat Miller Maureen Bortschelier Barbara Canfield Carol Emery Daryl Evans Pauline Foley Lenora Hendricks Fat Hobgood Anne Knudsen Lois Raush Jean Sommer Diane May William Ponse Bonnie Morel Rose Mary O Sullivan Sandra Jones Marie Goda William Hiddell.
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le Cercle de la
A Date With Judy Tickets Go On Sale at Poly Tomorrow
Senior play A Date With Judy at Poly Technic High School will have tickets on sale tomorrow in Room 139. Double casting means Judy Foster will be played by Susan Croxton or Nancy Brookes, with performances February 29 and March 3 in the school auditorium. Tickets cost 60 and 80 cents for both nights.
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Judy
Polytechnic High School
Lillian V. Breed
Susan Croxton
Nancy
Brookes
Judy Foster
Lloyd Saaman
Bob Smart
Melvin Foster
Marylou Peterson
Joyce Dalton
Dora Foster
Freddie Martin
Keats Tyler
Randolph
Marilyn
Haviland
Hannah
Maureen Hutchinson
Barbaral Winsocket
Aaron Hale
Dave Taylor
Oogle Pringle
Mitzi Wolfman
Jackie Miller
Dixie Lee Winder
Mr. Martindell
Jess May
Eloise Hotchkiss
Kay Mitchell
Sara Bingham Wins Prize for Essay
Sara Bingham of Jordan High School won the $10 prize in the North Long Beach Republican Women's essay contest on the topic When I Come of Age. Fred Baxter finished second and Johanna Pease third as readings and Jordan music department selections, directed by Sam Kosowsky, complemented the program at Knights of Pythias Hall in Long Beach.
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North Long Beach
Jordan High School
Sara Bingham
Phyllis Jacobson
Sara
Fred Baxter
Johanna Pease
Knights of Pythias Hall
Orthe Long Beach
Jordan
Sam Kosowsky
Seniors at Poly Win Paper Drive Crisis of Paper Drive Victory
Polytechnic High School seniors outpaced underclassmen in a paper drive, totaling 1170 feet to top the sophomores by 28 feet while juniors lagged with Th feet. About 340 was raised for the student body fund as Doug Candland presented the check to William Carls at Tuesday’s assembly.
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Polytechnic High School
Sen ‘Iors
Doug Candland
William iCarls
Olivann Rumph Elected President of Poly Scholarship Group
Polytechnic Chapter of the California Scholarship Federation elected Olivann Rumph president in a Thursday room 202 Fine Arts Building vote. Rumph, a senior and former treasurer, is the first girl elected president since 1949.
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Polytechnic Chapter
California Scholarship Federation
Olivann
Fine Arts
Betsy Buffalo
Phi Gamma Chi
Gulick
Carls
Pillsbury
Danny Cariaga
Barbara Dobbins
Marilyn Lortcher
Davenport Heads Jordan High School Key Club
Bob Davenport former student body president was elected president of the newly organized Jordan High School Key Club. In the third meeting thirteen members chose him to lead with Louis Barber as secretary and Sandy Hay as treasurer under Kiwanis direction. Charter members include Buddy Bailey Louis Barber Bob Davenport George Downing Bob Garner Jim Graham Sandy Hay Roger Hull Wayne Kingsbury Neil Peek James Pierce Darryl Rogers Bud Roth.
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Bob Davenport
Jordan High School Key Club
Bob
Louis Barber
Sandy Hay
Kiwanis Club
Buddy Bailey
Boys’ League
George Downing
Bob Garner
Theta Phi
Jim Graham
Future Teachers of America
Roger Hull
Wayne Kingsbury
Neil Peek
James Pierce
Darryl Rogers
Bays’ League
Bud Roth
Queen Canteen
Speaker at St Anthony's Addresses Immaculate Heart Juniors
The Dean of Immaculate Heart College Sister M Essen spoke to the junior and senior girls at St. Anthony's on Tuesday. A weekly public school menu lists assorted lunches for Long Branch Elementary Schools for the week of Feb 25 20 with beef, beans, fish and chicken entrees, plus vegetables and desserts. Junior and senior high students can also buy an a la carte menu after purchasing the tray lunch.
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St. Anthony’s
Immaculate Heart College
Sister M. Essen
Long Brach
Telia
Sanntoule
Poly Key Clubbers Appraise Past Projects, Future Plans
Long Beach Kiwanis members assess Polytechnic High School Key Club under retiring president Winfield Scott. Highlights include USC Trojan Symphonic Band assembly, a Kiwanis dance to raise funds, a USC Stanford trip, song sheets for rallies, two trips to a Girl Scout camp, and a Navy photo program. The club aims to broaden student experiences and prepares for the national convention in Chicago with 2000 attendees. members include Scott Cotter Edson Harning Little Rhoades and others. Uptown Kiwanis supervisor Paul Randall and sponsor Claude Freeman.
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Kiwanians
Long Beach
Polytechnic High School
Key Club
Raymond Hiland
Pete Meader
Ronald Riley
William Sears
Lee Stuff
Theodore Walker
David Duncan
Ronald Spaeth
William Hodge
Uptown Kiwanis Club
Paul Randall
L Claude Freeman
Brigadoon Cast Chosen for May Show at Poly
Polytechnic High School selects Brigadoon cast for a three night May operetta. Lead Bob Smart stars with Fiona played by Marylou Peterson and Gloria Phillips. The ensemble includes Nancy Brookes Carol Smith and more with alternating Jeff roles. Dr Gerald Daniels directs poly a cappella choir for the Broadway hit produced in two acts by Allen Lerner and Lowe.
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Bob Smart
Polytechnic High School
Jeff
Freddie Martin
Archie Beaton
Angus
Donnelly Fenn
MacLaren
Glenn Singleton
Mr. Lundie
Jess May
Frank
Dave Taylor
Jane
Joyce Coy
Susan Croxton
John Reuecke
Bill Brooks
Bill Sumrall
Jim Thompson
Bill Sheen
Sandy
Stewart
MacGregor
Aleshia Fields
Maggie
Bruce Cottrell
Harry Beaton
Washington Pupils Observe Birthday Traditions at Wash ington Junior High
Washington pupils celebrated color day with school colors and tags as part of their annual program marking Washington's birthday. An all school assembly saw Dr. A Elwood Adams receive a birthday cake from student council members Gene Goldman and Rachel De la Cruz.
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George Washington
Washington
A. Elwood Adams
Gene Goldman
Rachel de la Cruz
Gymkhana Plans and New Officers in Wilson Riding Club
New Wilson Riding Club officers are Ronnie Karste as president Melvina Peterson as vice president and Sandra Laing as secretary. A gymkhana is planned for May 17 featuring horseback games among Wilson Poly and Jordan members. A Wiener bake presentation Friday at Circle-B Stables will unveil riding emblems and stars, with the 1952 Outstanding Rider award to the top horsemanship member. Mrs Gladys March sponsors the club with Leonard Howard as cosponsor.
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Wilson Riding Club
Ronnie Karste
Melvina Peterson
Sandra Laing
Wilson
Poly
Jordan
GAA
Gladys March
Llub
Leonard Howard
Monte Brice Wins Elks Scholarship Award
Jordan High School teachers named Monte Brice the Elks Lodge $100 scholarship winner from six finalists chosen by 16 faculty judges. Each faculty member nominated three Jordan students before the conference. March 1 winners from Jordan Poly St Anthony and Wilson will present activity folders to the convtown Last year Poly student won $850 as Long Beach area representative.
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Jordan
Monte Brice
Elks' Lodge
Poly
St. Anthony
Wilson
Long Beach
Ares
Choir Plans April Concert at City College Hall
The City College choir of 70 students will perform April 28 at Concert Hall in the Municipal Auditorium wearing formal attire. The program includes spirituals Bach Latin motets and three pieces by instructor Gerald Strang. Gloria Horne and Lindy Collins seek local club support and official backing to fund new choir robes.
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City College
Bach
Gerald Strang
Gloria Horne
Lindy Collins
Jack Palacios
Mary Thomas
Herb Smith
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