Three Poly Girls Win Occidental College Scholarships
Three Polytechnic High School students Jackie Neace Joyce Schinnerer and Barbara Peck have been named recipients of four year scholarships to Occidental College The awards are 500 400 and 250 per year respectively Neace is vice president of Girls League and a scholarship society seal bearer Schinnerer is Girls League president a forensics chair and junior class speaker contest placer while Peck is a Gold Winner and scholarship seal bearer
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Polytechnic High School
Occidental College
Occidental
Girls’ League
Barbara Peck
Redlands Confers Two Scholarships to Local Students
Jordan High School students Barbara Rydell and Monte Brice will receive $650 scholarships to the University of Redlands next year. Awards were presented after months of testing and forms filed with the Redlands entrance office. Barbara, editor in chief of the school paper, plans public speaking and English as a minor, with extensive activities including Future Teachers of America and World Friendship Club. Monte, manager of the Jordan news bureau and former school paper editor, aims for liberal arts and journalism, son of Mr and Mrs Rob Brice of 4312 Carfax Ave.
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Jordan High School
Barbara Rydell
Monte Brice
University of Redlands
Redlands
Barbara
Wew
Carl T. Rydell
Morningside St
Rob Brice
Carfax Ave
Dad's Club Music Festival at Catholic Center
The dads club at St. Anthony's sponsored the first annual music festival in the Catholic Center on a Wednesday night. Readings featured all school glee clubs and choirs, the band, and soloists such as Sharon Fagen Loyce Rodebeck Florine Gonsalves and Bill Reed. The event opened with Go Northwestern Go and included songs by Romburg Donnelly Kern Hammerstein Herbert and Roach among others with piano accompaniments by Patricia Barlow Jacqueline Jasko and Jenine Doran. James Horan welcomed attendees praising the club officers and directors Father Jerome Sisters Mary Adrian Grace and Brother Roberto.
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St. Anthony's
Catholic Center
T. €. van Etten
Romburg
Donnelly
Scotland
Frank Cunkle
Sharon Fagen
Loyce Rodebeck
Florine Gonsalves
Patricia Barlow
Silvers
de Sylva
Danny Boy
Weatherly and
Felton
Kern and Hammerstein
Gretchen Hochmuth
Richard Walton
Anthony Cassiano
Mary
Bill Reed
Louise Giarrantano
Victor Herbert
Jacqueline Jasko
Jenine Doran
L. Anderson
M. L. Lake
James Horan
Dads' Club
Glee Club
Jerome
Mary Adrian
Mary Grace
Roberto
Top City College Scholars Win Scholarships
Joan Freeman, a Long Beach City College student from 4549 Atlantic Ave, received a $650 scholarship to Pomona College from Alpha Gamma Sigma. She majors in English with theater arts and writing interests and participated in local productions. Also awarded were three $50 scholarships to Jane Westenberger, Wayne Curtis, Jay Hall, and Jo Ann Hart. Betsy Buffalo chairs the scholarship committee. Dean Harper C. Wren and AWS events were noted. Hart received al l 50 award and will attend Long Beach State College for elementary education.
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Pomona College
Joan Freeman
Atlantic Ave
Long Beach City College
Alpha Gamma Sigma
Long Beach Community Playhouse
Skalds
Jane Westernberger
Wayne Curtis
Jay Hall
Jo- Ann Hart
Westenberger
City College
Schol
Betsy Buffalo
AWS
Wayne Cureus
Wilton Hotel
Harper C. Wren
Kassal
Hart
Long Beach State College
Schools' Piano Classes In Two Programs
Pupils from 28 elementary schools and five junior high schools will perform in two piano programs this week. On Tuesday 38 players perform at Lee School Auditorium and on Thursday four o clock 44 players perform at Hughes Junior High School Auditorium. Directed by Ruth and June Bartman. Public invited.
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Lee
Hughes Junior High School
Ruth
June Bartman
Long Beach
French Cove
Conferien
Rumsey Places 7th in Chemical Exam
Howard Rumsey, Polytechnic High School junior, finished seventh in a field of 250 entrants in the American Chemical Society test. The top ten students will have their choice of ten scholarships offered by leading colleges nationwide. The Polytechnic chemistry team also finished in the top ten in the high school competition.
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Howard Rumsey
Polytechnic High School
American Chemical Society
Polytechnics
Gebb Is Wilson High Student Body Head for 1952
Sheldon Gebb was elected president of the Wilson High School student body for the upcoming fall term. Bill Marmion will serve as vice president, with Barbara Bakken handling minutes and Barbara Jarvis as welfare officer. Other officers include Nancy Tilton entertainment, Hank Viets athletics, Sandra MacKay finance, and Rodney Rumble safety. Mary Brightman to head Girls’ League affairs with Nancy as vice president.
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Sheldon Gebb
Wilson High School
Bill Marmion
Barbara Bakken
Nancy Tilton
Hank Viets
Barbara Jarvis
Sandra MacKay
Rodney Rumble
Mary Brightman
Girls’ League
Nancy
Wilson High elects senior class officers
Janet Cottrell is secretary Dixie Tinsley is corresponding secretary Sue Waddelow is treasurer. Executive board to pick committee chairmen next fall. Jim Loomis named president of the Wilson senior class for next fall. Diane Wade is vice president Collette Cupiss is secretary. Junior class officers are Bill Baker president Beverly McCampbell vice president and Rita Koutunis secretary.
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Strawbridge
Janet Cottrell
Dixie Tinsley
Sue Waddelow
Jim Loomis
Wilson
Diane Wade
Collette Cupiss
Bill Baker
Beverly McCampbell
Rita Koutunis
Casselberry Exchange Gifts to 4 Jordan Pupils
Jordan High School seniors George Gilley Sara Bingham received Casselberry scholarships last week. Each award includes a $100 check funded by a former Jordan staff member. Sara, active in speech, recently won Lions Club district contests and leads the David Starr Speakers Bureau. George, son of William B. Gilley, is cadet battalion commander and member of Scholarship Society and Future Teachers of America. Other winners include Carole Bergh and Larry Strom, with $50 scholarships to any college.
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George Gilley
Sara Bingham
Jordan High School
Jordan Office
Sara
O. K. Bingham
Poinsettia St
Jordan
Long Beach
Southern California
Lions Club
David Starr
Jordan Alumni Association
William B. Gilley
Ellis St
George
Scholarship
Future Teachers of America
Carole Bergh
Larry Strom
Viggneatey Uiey
Carole
Carl G. O’bergh
E. Fifty. Ninth St
Larry
Lawrence Strom
Polytechnic
Long Beach Blvd
Jordan High
FTA
Rey Hi
Land and Daleling
Long Beach Fairbanks
Chicago
Ray Hiland
Pelu
Betinares
Adm
Leslie E. Gehres
Boy Scouts
Dale Fairbanks
Jarana
Bruin GAA Ends Year With Dinner
Woodrow WU-3 hosts a Girls' Athletic Association banquet themed at At the end of the rainbow. Speakers Maureen Poehlin Porcella Thomas Lois Evans and Jody Hendrickson spoke on What GAA Means to Me. Officers were installed and Eleanor Ziatoper received a president's pin and a scrapbook. A gavel was presented by Miss Vera Johnston for future presidents. Next fall officers include Lois Gould president and Kay Nagle first VP among many \n
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Woodrow WU
Girls’ Athletic Association
GAA
Maureen Poehlin
Porcella Thomas
Lois Evans
Jody Hendrickson
Eleanor Ziatoper
Jody Hendricksson
Vera Johnston
A. A. Martin
Eleanor Zlato
Per
Lois Gould
Frances Crowly
Delore del Como
Laurel Whitman
Marl Kellogg
Beulah Choquette
Purcella Thomas
Pat Carey
Jo Theissen
Doris Howéer
Sherlyn Rohingon
Milvina Peterson
Evangel Williams
Nancy Strobridge
Iris Whitman
Kay Nagle
Doris Henry
Sherry Hossam
Joyce Rickinson
Nancy Kleinhammer
Jeanette Marcus
Dorothy Allgrim
Frances Crowley
Marcia Sessal
Kathy Baer
Joan Claar
Sally Pfeifer
Donnelly Fenn Wins Carleton College Scholarship
Polytechnic High School senior Donnelly Fenn has been announced as a recipient of a 50 per year scholarship to Carleton College Minnesota. He will study music and education there to prepare for a teaching career. Fenn has served as president of Hutch youth canteen and is a member of the California Scholarship Federation for three semesters. He appeared in Brigadoon and belongs to Boys' League, an a cappella choir, Chaparral fraternity, sophomore class council, and the literary magazine Acacia.
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Boys’ League
Chaparral Fraternity
Acacia
Future Teachers of America and Canteen officers named
Future Teachers of America elected officers for the fall semester at Jordan High School. Bob Burroughs was chosen president with Harold Berry as vice president, Sally J. Johnson secretary, Carol Eham treasurer, Carolyn Brown historian, and Gary Pierce elected president of the Jordan Canteen last week. Other officers include Sharlene Kelliner, vice president, Bob Thetford, vice president, Shirley Clemmons secretary, and Carol Ehorn treasurer.
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Future Teachers of America
Jordan High School
Bob Burroughs
Harold Berry
Sally J. Johnson
Carol Eham
Carolyn Brown
Gary Pierce
Jordan Canteen
Sharlene Kelliner
Bob Thetford
Shirley Clemmons
Carol Ehorn
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