Wilson High Prom Tonight at College Wilson High Prom
Wilson High juniors and seniors prepare for an Old-Fashioned Garden themed prom at City College Student Union. Phil Horton and his orchestra will play from nine to twelve as ivy and wisteria decorate trellises and doorways, pastel balloons and flowers framing the band area. Decorating chair Erline Wachman and committee members oversaw details with student officers assisting in planning and supervision by Gladys March.
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City College Student Union
Wilson High ‘School
Phil Horton
Erline Wachman
Betty Hezlett
Bill Grey
Bill Brown
Woods
Teachers at Jordan Plan Holiday Trips
Jordan High School instructors outline vacation and next year plans. Walter Stanley Larsen sails to Tokyo on Aug 3 for a year long leave of absence to teach seniors in Tokyo. Marian Zinn departs June 28 for New York City and July 2 for London, touring Europe through England France Italy Switzerland Germany Holland and Scotland ending at the Edinburgh Music Festival before returning to the United States.
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Jordan High School
Tokyo
Seattle
Walter Stanley Larsen
Amer
Marian Zinn
New York City
London
Europe
England
France
Italy
Switzerland
Germany
Holland
Scotland
United States
Poly Alumni Plan Meeting At Poly High
Polytechnic High School alumni invite former students to a July 6 meeting at the new Hutchinson Willow Street site. President C Heariwell notes this is the second gathering since reactivation this year to discuss homecoming, fall football, and alumni activities.
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Polytechnic High School
Poly
New Hutch
Santee
Willow “St
C. Heariwell
the Association
Heartwell
New New Poly High
Hi Tri at Jordan Inducts Officers
Barbara Rydell was inducted as president of the Hi Tri group at Jordan High during a downtown YW banquet. Sharon Hunsaker is vice president, Lee Erickson secretary, Joan Brene treasurer, and Janet Dorr interclub representative, with a combined celebration honoring senior girls who participated.
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Barbara Rydell
Jordan” High
Hi-Tri
Ashe
Barbara
Sharon Hunsaker
Lee Erickson
Joan Brene
Janet Dorr
Terewell
City Collegians Honor Lawyers in Semiannual Breakfast
The City College law group The Order of Hammurabi hosts a 9 am semiannual bar breakfast at Men’s-Jakobo restaurant. Members expected include James Boxx as president and Samuel Peters among other listed colleagues. George Tank and faculty co sponsors support the event.
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Order of Hammurabi
City College Law
Chib
Shuck Holmson
Bill Millington
John, Neuhart
Bill Newton
Morey Richmond
Clift Sheridan
The
Order
Haramurabi
Tank George
Samuel Peters
Jordan Pupils Win Many Scholarships At University Apply
Jordan High School seniors recognized for scholastic leadership and activities received scholarships from local clubs and organizations. Dolly Baldwin Gene Bowman and Dennis Dorgan earned $300 renewable University of California Berkeley awards. Pat Hester $100 Panhelenic League. James Maxwell Betty Zinser $100 Castleberry. Elks Club $100 Claire Van Hoose. others $50 from Teachers' Association University Women's Club Exchange Club Lion's Club Women's Club Boyd Foundation.
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Wace
Dolly Baldwin
Gene Bowman
Dennis Dorgan
University of California At Berkeley
Pat Hester
Panhelenic League
James Maxwell
Betty Zinser
Castleberry
Elks’ Club
Claire van Hoose
Farent Teachers’ Association
University Women's Club
Lois Ricklenbur
Exchange Club
Dennis Ean
Kathryn Hardin
the Lion's Club
Jean Bell
Hazel Hudson
Embile McAuliffe
Boyd’ Foundation
Martha Knowlton
Jim Peterson
Vernon Overmeyer
Suzanne Routt
Local Woman Wins Public Affairs Internship Grant
Pallie Jean Bottorff of Long Beach wins a nine month internship with the Coro Foundation in San Francisco. She will study starting October, after graduating from UC Berkeley with a economics major, receiving a $900 cash grant.
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Pallie Jean Bottorff
Deane A. Bottorff
Naples Canal
Coro Foundation
San Francisco
California
University of California At Berkeley
Miss Bottorff
Long Beach
Whten
Miss Bottortf
Woodrow Wilson Hi
Girls’ League
University of California
Cheney‘ Hall
The
Society For the Advancement of Management
R O T C Cadets Medal Winners Named
Jemmes Boyd of Poly High was named best driller in the three year ROTC class. James Parted won the two year award and Donald Pitcher the one year award. Medals were presented by the National Sojourners regional group at Japanese High. Additional citizenship awards went to Robert Ball and Paul Owens.
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Jemmes Boyd
Poly High School
Officers’ Training Corps
St Hampton
Roland
Ofin
James
Donald Pitcher
Jexrcan High
Nechione
Robert, Ball
Paul Owens
Brief Ceremony Opens Hutch Canteen Monday
Hutch canteen at Polytechnic High School in Long Beach opens Monday at 8 p.m. with Samuel E. Vickers and Dick Riedman participating. The new building at Willow and Locust will host dances 8 to 11 p.m. and summer hours include Monday Wednesday Friday nights and Tuesday Thursday afternoons.
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Polytechnic High School Hutch
Gretchen Danford
Long Beach Recreation Department
Samuel E. Vickers
Long Beach
Hutch
Recreation Commission
Poly Hutch
Dick Riedman
Willow and
Locust
Poly
Masonic Temple
Locust Ave
Jordan High Graduation at Own Campus Ceremony
Jordan High will hold its graduation Thursday at 8 p m on campus Fantam. The program includes a processional to Pomp and Circumstance and a kickoff by a junior class in honor. Soloists and ensembles perform including The Lord s Prayer Roses from the South Waltzes and Spirit Dow. John W Wilson principal presides with awards by Dwight Sigworth and school officials.
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Jordan’s High School
Fantam
Elgar
Harter
Mallotte
Wvordan
Johann Strauss
Carl Robertson
Dow
Yonet Weaver
Kathryn Hardin
Knowlton
Pat Hester
el Stacia
Ameri Jcan
John W. Wilson
Will Imiake
Dwight C. Sigworth
Board of Education
Richard MM. Cline
Burtyce J. Lincoln
Cipal
Ben Harris
Jordan
Two Girls Win Electae Honor at Wilson High
Harriet Schuck and Sally Ann Smoot receive the Electae honor at Woodrow Wilson High School. Harriet, 18, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Schuck, earns a $300 U C L A scholarship and an A average, showing leadership in multiple student groups. Sally, 16, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward L Smoot, wins a $50 Lions Club scholarship and pursues teaching, noted for strong academics and active club roles.
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Harriet Schuck
Harry Schuck
E. Iith St
Sally Smoot
Ed. Smoot
Stanley Ava
Wilson High
Woodrow, Wilson” High School
Electae
Sally Ann Smoot
Physical Education Department
Harriet
U. Cl.a
Wilson
Girls Athletic Association
Selly
Eles
Togs
Lions’ Club
Biro
Edward L. Smoot
Stankky Ave
Bruin Son
Sally
Poly High Seniors Named Outstanding Poly Pupils
Poly High seniors Mary Catherine Just and Dick Houghton are named the most outstanding students by Poly faculty. The Ex change Club of Long Beach will engrave their names on a plaque in the principal's office and award a certificate by the American Legion.
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Poly High
Mary Catherine Just
Dick Houghton
Poly
Exchange ‘Club of
Long Beach
Howard H. Hicks
475 Graduates From Wilson in 1850 Class Ceremony
The 1850 graduating class of Woodrow Isonge School, numbered 475, will graduate Thursday at 8 p.m. on Stephens Field. Girls in formal attire will guard, with a graduation choir and school orchestra performing. The president William Bell will deliver the closing address “Our Graduation.” Principal A. H. Martin will present diplomas, and Board member Hugené Tincher will present awards. The recessional will be “Pomp and Circumstances” by Elgar.
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Woodrow Isonge School
Stephens Field
Louise Gorsuch
William Bell
A. H. Martin
Hugené Tincher
Board of Education
Elgar
Annual Round-up Staged at Rogers
The fifth annual Round-up Day at Will Rogers Junior High School featured a rodeo themed setup with students decorating classrooms as corrals. Events included a sack race a legged race an Indian war bonnet race a bicycle race Mexican dances and a band concert. The Parents Teacher Association served refreshments at the close of the program.
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Will Rogers Junior High School
Ation
City College Announces Semiannual Student Cabinet Banquet
The City College Student Body plans a semiannual banquet at Riviera Country Club Santa Monica next Thursday. New officers to be installed include Mason Kight president Paul Richards vice president Midge Leyhe secretary Lyla Sullivan treasurer Stella Abbott arts representative Paul Mareks athletics representative Gene Gillies student body representative Mit Brouchard publications representative and AWS AMS presidents Beverly Cochran Jerry Easleton as cabinet members.Outgoing officers are San Bag prevaeae San agen t Fujil vice Diedent Barbara Best secretary Shirley Andrews treasurer Lyla Sullivan arts rep Bill Millin athletics rep Ham os Hart publications rep Beverly Lewis AWS president and Jim Sundell AMS. The Sweetheart Prom will follow the cabinet banquet with awards during intermission for ten top students.
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City College
Riviera Country Club
Santa Monica
Mason Kight
Paul Richards
Midge Leyhe
Lyla Sullivan
Stella Abbott
Paul Mareks
Gene Gillies
Mit Brouchard
Beverly Cochran
Jerry Easlton
Associated
SovSan Bag Prevaeae
Fujil
Barbara Best
Shirley Andrews
Arte
Bill Millin
Amos Hart
Beverly Lewis
AWS
Jim Sundell
AMS
Poly Graduation to Be Thursday at Municipal Auditorium
Polytechnic High School will hold commencement Thursday at 8 p m in the Municipal Auditorium Convention Hall. Gladys L Potter, deputy superintendent, presides. The program features graduates in caps and gowns led by a junior girl in white formals with red roses, advanced orchestra, A Cappella Choir, and solos by Marilyn Hore. Diplomas are presented by Dr Walter Boyd. Students David Levy Joyce Jacobs Charles Davia Gustav Kroil deliver speeches about the Next Half Century.
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Polytechnic High School
Gladys L. Potter
Anthony F. Gill
Royal Stanton
Marilynn Hore
Ro. Aikens
Howard H. Hicks
Knciel
Walter Boyd
Board of Education
David Levy
Deel
Joyce Jacobs
Charles ‘Davia
Gustav Kroil
Harry Lewis
George Mekel Try
Tivie
Eugene Bishop
Eight Junior High Students to Receive D A R Citizenship Awards
Los Cerritos Chapter D A R will award Good Citizenship medals to eight junior high students at a Tuesday ceremony at Mrs Roy G Suydam’s home 4201 Myrtle Ave The winners from each local junior high were chosen for outstanding citizenship based on honor service courage leadership and scholarship Recipients include Glenda Stewart Annette Barron Marilyn Vickers Gerald Schafer and others from Washington Stephens Hughes Franklin schools with parents listed.
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D. A
Glenda Stewart
Annettette Barron
Marin Schafer
Dele Fairbanks
Alice Bette
Robarto
MacGregor
Tha
Bill Marmion
Rosales Tucker
Los Cerritos
Eght
Roy G. Suydam
Myrtle Ave
Robert S. Mac G
J. W. Stewart
Davis Ave
Annette Barron
Stephens School
H. M. Barron
Harbor View
Marilyn Vickers
Hughes School
S. E. Vickers
Lime Ave
Gerald Schafer
Franklin School
Arthur R. Schafer
Olive
Six Will Receive Hetter Awards At Poly Assembly
The six students Carl Murphy Griffin Darrel Piercy John Oda Kiyoshi Wakatsuki and Lloyd Glascoe will receive Hetter awards in a Poly assembly Tuesday morning in the auditorium. Murphy serves as team captain for football and is a Letterman’s Council president while Glascoe also plays football and track. Griffin earned three letters in football plus two in basketball and two in track and held athletic commissioner duties last semester. Piercy has been Boys League president this term. Oda and Wakatsuki are cited for merit for a prize art submission to the Southern California Bullock’s Art Contest.
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Carl Murphy
Griffin
Darrel Piercy
John Oda
Kiyoshi Wakatsuki
Lloyd Glascoe
Poly
Murphy
Glascoe
Letterman's Council
Alsc
Piercy
Semmester
Oda
Wakateul
Southern California
Three Wilson High Students Win National Honors
Three commercial students at Wilson High School earned Cyn Kramer Raym certificates from the National Office and may enroll in City College after graduation this June. The awards support studies in business administration with potential scholarships for outstanding students.
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Wilson High School
Cyn Kramer Raym
National
Poane
City College
Ol Ir Jor Ory
F.B.L.A. Group
Club Receives Charter At Jordan High School
Future Teachers of America at Jordan High School were awarded their charter by the National Education Association, marking a formal establishment of the club within the senior class.
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Future Teachers of America At
Jordan High School
The
National Education
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Batty Peterson
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Jordan High
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Dorothy Brauer
Alice Fry
Miss Just
Ernest A. Just
Olive Ave
Caerulea
Girls’ Athletic Association
Girls’ Green Council
California Scholarship Federation
Houghton
R. E Houghton
Sti
California Association of Student Councils
Students Officlub
Los Angeles
Mary G. Just
Rogers
Hetter
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