Hicks Memorial Scholarship Recipients Named at Poly
Poly seniors Kay McPherson and Bruce Tucker were chosen by the scholarship committee for the $500 Howard Hicks Memorial Scholarship to be used at the college of their choice. Kay will attend Occidental College to study education and psychology, aiming to become an educational psychologist.
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Bruce and Kay Top Poly Graduates With Distinctions
Bruce plans to use his scholarship to study at Pomona College and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology while serving as Campus Club secretary and vice president. Kay, active in multiple Poly clubs, has held leadership roles and earned several awards, including a national short story prize and a jewel award. Both are lifetime CSF members with Bank of America honors.
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Wilson High Junior-Senior Prom Tonight
Wilson High hosts the Junior-Senior Prom this evening in the boys gym starting at 12 p.m. Officers led by president Sandy Warburton and secretary Linda Hossam announce the secretive theme with Darlene Cook and Pat McCool guiding decorations and refreshments for the anticipated dance.
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Interpol Proficient in Keeping Secrets Party Recipe
A poetic recipe event at a 23rd annual assignment in Austria features Interpol themed secrecy. Ninety five delegates from 55 nations gathered at Diane Robinson's place to guard a detective dish, with 150 police writers contributing.
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Wil son High elects student government and club officers
Newly chosen president of the Incoming senior class is Tom Warren with Linda Wall as vice president and Virginia Nicholas as secretary. John Beasly leads the coming junior class. Other officers include Nancy Martinez Linda Redding and Carol Smart as Girls League president. Girls Athletic Association heads Nancy Angle with Linda Dunlap as first VP and Nat Goldblait as second VP. Junior Statesmen of America selects Judy Bragg as president and Peggy Christman as vice president.
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Linda Wall
Virginia Nicholas
John Beasly
Nancy Martinez
Linda Redding
Carol Smart
Girls’ League
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Bette Soares
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Sue Kelly
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Peggy Christman
Ann Parmenter
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Sue Tacobs
Mattox Earns Stanford Scholarship From Academic Award
Word from YWHSCH indicates Mattox, a senior, won the scholarship to Stanford University based on his strong academic record and active student involvement at the school. The award was announced this week.
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Wilson Girl Sells Songs Spark Wilson High Fame
Gloria Krause, a Wilson High senior, signed a contract with Capital Recordings for two songs You're Romance and The Tears Come Easily. Under contract to Central Songs, Inc. her tunes will be considered for publication and recorded within months. Her works have been showcased to the Wilson student body in assemblies.
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Saint Anthony’s Banquet Honors Band Members and Guest
St Anthony s Varsity Band held its annual banquet at Mons Restaurant from 6 30 to 3 with Kevin Lynch receiving the Whittaker s Music Co award for outstanding musicianship and DeeAnna Meadows winning the school musicianship award for trumpet. Guest of honor was composer James Olivadati.
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Teen Tips Date Advice Take a Walk
Elinor Williams counsels teen readers on affordable dating options. Boys grumble about expensive outings while girls propose home dates like fudge or brownies. if he dislikes games or simple activities, a walk remains the best, showing true interest beyond costly entertainment.
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DeWitt Wins Foto Prize at Poly contest
Sophomore Ward DeWitt won the annual Poly Foto contest with his prize picture Praying Mantis. David Bleasdell took second with Seaward Bound and Bill Brown third with Tonto En el Noche. First honorable mention went to Jerry Gaudbiz for Lazing Fury, Barbara Lindy earned second with Dreaming, and Larry Teltoe received third for Old Sail.
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David Bleasdell
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Jerry Gaudbiz
Barbara Lindy
Larry Teltoe
Puzzle to Across 55 Russian 1 Wite of 28th and 56 Disunite
Puzzle clues blend names and phrases about the US president and wife, including Norman Galt and references to Wilson. The scan shows a mixed puzzle grid style with country names, occupations, and various definitions, typical of a newspaper puzzle page.
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Polish Poet Serafinowicz Falls From Hotel in NYC
Police say Polish poet Serafinowicz, about 60, died after plunging from a high window in a Manhattan hotel. George Kraywicki of Radio Free Europe identified him. embassy sources note he served at the Polish embassy in Paris. He came to the United States ten years ago.
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Sunday June 10 1956 coastal weather and tides report
Long Beach lifeguards present a coastal weather summary for Sunday June 10 1956. Sunrise nine letters. Tide cycles show high tides at 12 01 p m and 10 58 p m reaching 4 0 and 6 5 feet, with low at 5 27 p m reaching 1 3 feet. Surf remains calm while water temperature is listed as s7. Friday’s weather statistics accompany the report.
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Long Beach
U N Moves Inspectors Evacuated From Korea Zone
U N command evacuated neutral inspectors from South Korea to the demilitarized zone after a weeklong warning of abuse of the armistice inspection system. Swedish Swiss Czech and Polish inspectors airlifted from three ports to Panmunjom, with five leaving on rotation.
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Economic signals clash with Ike illness market dip
A weekly business wrap notes stock prices fell on Ike's illness amid a broader economic glow. Employment hit a May record of 65 million, wages rose, and retail trade stayed strong. Commerce expects business spending to rise to 36.7 billion in Q3 while power and manufacturing firms project capacity boosts. meanwhile layoffs hit farm equipment and textile sectors and prices swing in appliances. Trade policy moves to lower imports and open markets accompany possible GM merchandising shifts.
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Trend of Security Prices for Past Week Analyzed
The piece argues a shift in Federal Reserve policy signals, with open market bills bought and a possible rate cut and reserve requirement reduction ahead. It notes improving personal income, robust capital expenditures, and Edison Electric Institute plans, predicting sustained market strength and eventual higher stock valuations despite near term fluctuations.
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