Council Officers Elected
The Student Council held an installation dinner at the Imperial Restaurant in Garden Grove on Wednesday evening to install new officers: Duane King ASB president Elenya vice president Dorothy Claude King treasurer Marylou Cahoon social chairman Chuck Nix representative at large Tom Donahoe AMS president Nancy Hayes AWS president Joan Delenay graduate class president Gus Kroll senior class president Mike Coppersmith junior class president honored guests include President and Mrs P Victor Peterson Dr and Mrs Francis J Flynn and Mr and Mrs A R Swanson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial
Garden Grove
Duane King
ASB
Elenya
Dorothy Claude King
Marylou Cahoon
Chuck Nix
Tom Donahoe
AMS
Nancy Hayes
AWS
Joan Delenay
Gus Kroll
Mike Coppersmith
P. Victor Peterson
Francis J. Flynn
A. R. Swanson
Scholarships Presented to L B Students Honor Long Beach Chapter
Long Beach chapter of the National Office Management Association honored top scorers from Polytechnical and Jordan high schools at the annual Lafayette Hotel banquet. Jane Williams Dorothy Sands Jack Melton and Dixie Jones received top scores from the entity wide tests. Dr S J Wanous UCLA spoke on Office Manager responsibilities. Officers Lloyd Stanley and Sam Roberts were installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
National Office Management Association
Lafayette Hotel
Jane N. Williams
Dorothy Sands
Jack L. Melton
Polytechnic High
Dixie Lee Jones
Jorden High
S.J. Wanous
University of California At
Los Angeles
Lioyd Stanley
Sam Roberts
Jordan Pep Group Leaders at Suubody Rally
Newly elected pep groups will lead Jordan Panthers next year with song and spirit roles. Song leaders include Shirley Crawford Karen Kemp Jill Parsons Jean Smith Judy Thorndike and Myrna Walker. Flag girls are Jo Bigger Laura Casella Barbara Moran Joan Parke Bobby Jansen and Diane Wilson. Majorettes are Beverly Byrne Janell Dunn Janice Luther Nancy Matteson and Yvonne Porter. For first time two female yell traders join three males Connie Cummings Evelyn Henley. Cheer-reading team members are Jack Thrasher Doh Gilbert and Jack Beck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan Panthers
Joron
Shirley Crawford
Karen Kemp
Jill Parsons
Jean Smith
Judy Thorndike
Myrna Walker
Jo Bigger
Laura Casella
Barbara Moran
Joan Parcke
Bobby Jansen
Diane Wilson
Jordan
Bevverly Byrne
Janell Dunn
Janice Luther
Nancy Matteson
Yvonne Porter
Connie Cummings
Scholarships Won by 15 Polytechnic High Seniors
Fifteen Polytechnic High seniors were named scholarship winners. Notable awards include Howard Rumsey awarded a $250 per semester renewable scholarship to Cal Tech. Nancy Allen co-recipient of a $500 memorial award with an $800 scholarship to Occidental. Frances Tanikawa and Kath erine Bostwick a $200 UCLA scholarship. Hiroyoshi Shimono a four year renewable USC tuition scholarship. Albert J Eddow $400 aid from Occidental. Sydney Foster $200 from Whittier. Willo Jean Maylen similar offers from Whittier and Redlands. Diane Daniel a scholarship to Chouinard's art school. Shirley Irvine a $600 per year renewable Monmouth College scholarship. Gwen Scriver $100 from Carlton College. Dorothy Slusher $200 from University Women's Club. Marguerite Mec Nain and Michael Young $50 each from the Exchange club. Cree Pillsbury admitted to Stanford with an honorary scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UCLA
Katherine Bostwick
USC
Hiroyoshi Shimono
Occidental
Albert J Eddow
Whittier
Sydney Foster
Willo Jean Maylen
Redlands
Diane Daniel
American Cancer Society
Chouinard's
Art School
Hollywood
Shirley Irvine
Monmouth College
Illinois
Gwen Scriver
Carlton College
Minn
Long Beach
Poly
Dorothy Slusher
University Women’s Club
Marguerite Mec Nain
Michael Young
Exchange Club
Cree Pillsbury
Stanford
Berry Wins Naval Reserve Scholarship for College
Harold Berry, student and scholastic leader at Ji School, received word he had been awarded one of the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps scholarships valued over $4000. The scholarship allows him to attend the university of his choice with most expenses defrayed under the NROTC program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Berry
Ji School
Naval Reserve Officers Training Corp
Harold
University
NROTC
Wilson High selects top Wilsonites for school groups
Wilson High announced leadership for pep groups classes G A A and Girls League to start the fall. Top five cheerleaders named Chamipeny Dunbar Putnam Rabor Smoot with Campbell as alternate. fall play girls Bailing Griffin Marlow Ward Whitman Rider with alternate. Song leaders Dalton King Glover McHenry Skelsey with Jo Moore alternate. Majorettes Anderson Caro Fenner Snipes Schoenberger Weiner. Girls League presidency went to Jeanne Garverick with Sue Waddelow as VP Dorothy Cook recording secretary Marie Bell corresponding secretary Judy Cochran treasurer. Senior class presidency to Lloyd McGinnis with Bill Leitch VP and Carol Newmaier secretary. Junior class officers: Dave Alderman president Terri Enders VP Nona Caustin minutes. G A A presidency Fat Carey with Maureen Poehlien first VP and Janice Dowie second VP. Other G A A officers JoAnn Beistle recording secretary Dale Selby corresponding secretary Jeanette Marcus historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Hi
Wits
Jon’ Chamipeny
Carol Dunbar
Dick Putnam
Eva Rabor
Phil Smoot
Bill Campell
Josh Bailing
Elaine Griffin
Julietta Marlow
Connie Ward
Iris Whitman
Mary Jane Rider
Marie Bell
Judy Cochran
Lloyd McGinnis
Bill Leitch
Carol Newmaier
Offiicers
Dave Alderman
Terri Enders
Nona Caustin
Fat Carey
Hirst
Maureen Poehlien
Janice Dowie
G. A.A
JoAnn Beistle
Dale Selby
Jeanette Marcus
AWS to Hold Banquet at City College
AWS to Hold Banquet at City College tonight in the South American Room Town Hall. The event begins at 6 30 with invocation by Nan Davidson, introductions by Sonia Shafto. Award presentations include plain one jewel and five jewel honors plus Kas gai tapping ceremony. Beth Sudenga to be the incoming AWS president with a full officer slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring City College
AWS
Town Hall
Sonia Shafto
Nan Davidson
Marion Darlington
Gloria Walker
Kasgai
Darlington
Beth Sudenga
Charlotte Jones
Fredna Moore
Louise Newton
Libby Martin
Sylvia Becker
WAA
Jeanette Allen
Eileen Jasko
Joanne Pagonnes
Bob Hope
Anne Bertch
Donna Edwards
Pat Telson
Douglas Westfall
Three Wilson Seniors Win Scholarships
Three Wilson High seniors are honored with prestigious scholarships from Stanford and USC. Marilyn Davis and Dick White selI earned identical four year full tuition USC scholarships, with Davis active in Girls' League advisory board, student court, and scholarship society, while White is a member of the debate team, scholarship society, and a commissioner and recipient of the gold "W." Hank Viets received a four year NROTC award to Stanford, plus the gold "W" and scholarship lamp, after serving as Governor of Athletics and head of Scriptus and Lettermen's Clubs and as Loudspeaker sports editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson High
Stan~ford
USC
Marilyn Davis
Dick Whitesell
Marilyn
Wilson
Girls’ League
Ad- Nick W Waitesell
Sepee
Hank Viets
Ft ‘N Davis
Stanford
Hank
Scriptus
Wins Scholarship for Nancy Tone Kealy at USC
City College sophomore Nancy Tone Kealy has earned a USC scholarship per Dr Bernard L Hyink USC dean for students and committee chair. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward M Kealy she resides at 584 Cerritos Ave and studies to become a legal secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Tone Kealy
City College
University of Southern California
Bernard L. Hyink
USC
I Nancy
Edward M. Kealy
Vigsta
Cerritos Ave
Man Grilled in Missing Salon Probe
CHICAGO police questioned William T. Shehan 25 in connection with the kidnapping of state Rep. Clem Graver 53 from Maxwell Street area. Graver, tied to Charles Gross, was abducted by three men and believed killed, though a Friday call claimed he was safe as authorities warned the tip may be a hoax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William T. Shehan
Clem Graver
Maxwell Street
Graver
Norman
Clem
Charles Gross
31St Ward
Luncheon Meeting of Indoor Sports Club Planned
Members of the Indoor Sports Club will meet at noon Wednesday for a luncheon at the Poly Hi Hutch canteen located at Willow Street and Locust Avenue. A program and business meeting will follow with district director Mrs. Queenie Metyilie attending alongside delegates Claire Kirk George Fournier and George Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poly Hi Hutch
Willow Sr
Locust Ave
Queenie Metyilie
Long Beach
San Francisco
Claire Kirk
George Fournier
George Moore
Mother and Sons Drown in Gunnison River Near Grand Junction
A Colorado mother who could not swim and five of her sons drowned today in the Gunnison River while attempting to rescue a wading party companion. The party includes Mrs J Billingsley 41 and her sons Bill Mullens 14 Pat Mullens 4, all from a previous marriage, swept a mile southwest of Grand Junction. Neighbor Allen Fleming 3 managed to escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Junction
Colo— WP
Gunnison
Billingsley
Bill Mullens
Pat Mullens
Allen Fleming
Housing operator to seek new trial in harbor area case
Convicted May 15 of conspiring to cheat home buyers in the harbor area on a prefabricated housing deal, 67-year-old Arthur Ww. Ellis will seek a new trial Monday when he appears for sentencing before Superior Judge Vernion Hunt. Ellis is expected to cite misconduct of his trial jury, misconduct of the district attorney and errors by the judge as grounds for the motion for a retrial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor
Arthur Ww. Ellis
Vernion Hunt
Ellis
USC Commencement Honors 3248 Graduates at 70th Exercise
Los Angeles USC grants Bachelor of Arts to 2027 graduates Master of Arts to 10875 Doctor of Dental Surgery to 192 Doctor of Philosophy 85 Doctor of Medicine 66 Doctor of Education 129 Doctor of Pharmacy 6 and 55 certificates. Speaker is Sen William Knowland with university president Fred D Fagg Jr presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
William R. Knowland
R. Calif
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Fred D. Fagg Jr
City College Ivy Day Breakfast Set June 18
City College will host an Ivy Day Breakfast for graduating women on graduation morning June 18 from 8 to 10 a m in the student lounge. Pat Joseile chairs the event with AWS sponsors for fall women leaving City College. Brides to be who have announced engagements this year will pass through the ivy ring when their names are announced as models parade bridal fashions from Buffins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gradtional City Couch Heavy
Pat Joseile
AWS
City College
Pat
HCC
Buffins
Senior Class Dance on Campbell Roof Tonight
The senior class dance will open the spring semester tonight on the Campbell Roof of the Lafayette Hotel. The Collegians will headline as the featured combo. Admission is $1 per person, with Lyle Ferry in charge and Mark Salinger and Joan Sullivan assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Lafayette Hotel
Lyle Ferry
Mark Salinger
Joan Sullivan
U S Official Gets Year for Counterfeit
Baltimore report states Martin Thomas Storey a $10,000 a year Agriculture Department official from Oxon Hill Maryland was sentenced to one year in prison on a counterfeiting case. He admitted hobbyist etching and planned no passing of notes. Mary Ellen Watson a clerk received probation. Agents found seven plates for $10 bills in Southern Maryland. Judge Chesnut called the case puzzling noting the defendant seemed unlikely to counterfeit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Martin Thomas Storey
Department of Agriculture
Oxon Hill
Mary Ellen Watson
Storey
Maryland
W. Calvin Chesnut
Spinella Booted From U S After Deportation Bid
Michael Spinella a 58 year old New Jersey racketeer a former associate of Charles Lucky Luciano was seized in Washington and deported within 24 hours after his citizenship fraud case failed Spinella was flown from Baltimore to New York and placed on a Europe bound plane as immigration officials watched the takeoff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Michael Spinella
New Jersey
Spinella
Viceczar Charles
Lucky
Luciano
Italy
U. S
Cuba
Spine
Young Soprano Pianist to Star in Lakewood Village Church Concert
Elaine Tayana, 16, coloratura soprano, and Charles Farmer, a Long Beach pianist, headline the Chancel Choir spring concert at Lakewood Village Community Church under William Murphy. Tayana will sing The Best Song from Lakme and join in Romany Life. Farmer will perform Brahms Op 118 pieces. The program includes Rodgers and Hammerstein selections, spirituals, and a trio with Mary Bassett, Shirley Sleeper, and Helen Wald icott. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Tayana
Long Beach
Charles Farmer
Chancel Choi
Lakewood Village Community Church
William Murphy
Centralia St
Sunfield Ave
Tavano
Lakme
Delibes
Roe
Herbert
Riverside
The
Music Association
Kay Stewart
Art Zjinkletter
al Pearce
Hawthorne
Farmer
Auba Tzerko
Brahms
Randall Thompson
Lyosky
Glarum
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Mary Bassett
Shirley Sleeper
Helen Waldicott
Blanche
Wadsworth
Betty Larson
Moose Lodge Honors Albert at Testimonial Dinner
Albert, veteran attorney and civic leader, was honored at a testimonial dinner hosted by Moose Lodge. More than 200 civic and political figures attended, including editor H. F. Burmester, County Supervisor Her bert Legg, city and county officials, judges, prosecutors, and Moose Lodge officers such as West Coast regional director James G. B. West who delivered the principal eulogy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Albert
Los Angeles County Civil Service
Long Beach Moose Lodge
H. F. Burmester
The
Press
Telegram
Herbert Legg
Clarence Wagner
Ben FP. Brown
Martin Devries
Charles Smith
Fred Miller
Woman Sets Self Afire in Florida House
A 46 year old housewife drenched herself in alcohol and lit a match, turning into a flaming torch. Mrs Juana Ruiseco, identified by Patrolman Shepherd, suffered critical burns. Her husband Nicolas Ruiseco and sister Adelina Gonzalez extinguished the blaze with a bedspread after she locked herself in the bathroom at their northwest Miami home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Shepherd
Juana Russeco
Nicolas
Ruiseco
Adelina Gonzalez
British Minister to Tell of Hebrides Revival
Evangelist Owen Murphy of London will present a full account of the Hebrides revival off Scotland's northwestern coast during the Youth for Christ Family Hour at 219 E Seaside. Murphy has reported on "This Is Revival" from a different Southern California church each night for the past month. The public is invited to Sunday at 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Murphy
London
England
Hebrides
Scotland
Youth For Christ Family
Seaside
Evangelist Murphy
California
German Theology Pupil Visits in Long Beach
Arthur E. Mees son of Dr and Mrs Oscar C Mees of Holy Trinity American Lutheran Church arrived home from seminary training at Dubuque Town with Erich Meyerhofer a theology candidate from West Germany. Meyerhofer visited Bible camps in Arizona and Ohio and will return to his homeland then be ordained in the Lutheran ministry on July 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Mees
Oscar C. Mees
Holy Trinity American Lutheran Church
Dubuque
Town
Erich Meyerhofer
West Germany
United States
World Council of Churches
Meyerhofer
Arizona
Ohio
Obituary notices for Grathouse Todd Rhoades Gannaway and Baird
A cluster of Long Beach obituaries notes Emma Jacy Grathouse 91 of 2343 Thomas St died Friday in Long Beach with graveside rites at Inglewood Park Cemetery. Elizabeth Todd 30 of 617 Chestnut Ave dies Thursday after 48 years in the area with services at Patterson Snively. Clifford K. Rhoades 65 of 416 Ellis St dies Friday with services Monday at Hunter Mortuary. Lucinda Fuller Gannaway 81 of 6738 Gardenia Ave dies Friday with services Monday at Hunter Mortuary. Jean Somers Baird 38 of Norfolk Washington dies Wednesday with services in Iowa. widow of Lt. Comdr Leonard J. Baird USN and mother of Terri Anne.
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Grathouse
Emma Jacy
Thomas St
Los Angeles
Long Beach
California
Berniece J. Weston
Wiliam Grathouse
Lilian Summerfruit
Inglewood Park
Elmer Crotty
Salvation Army
Motrell
Long. Beach
Elizabeth G. Todd
Chestnut Ave
Lansing
Mich
First Nazarene Church
Gerald P. Todd
Mabel L. Jarvis
Vera Strafeld
Patterson & Snively Mortuary
Tey
Carson G, Ponsford
Long Beach Cemetery
Rhoades
Clifford K. Rhoades
Ellis St
Nebraska
Blanche
Willliam D. Rhoades
Helen Lien
Maxine Hagan
Elmer Rhoades
Bella Anderson
Hunter Mortuary Chapel
Sunnyside Memorial Park
Gannaway
Lucinda Fuller Gannaway
Gardenia Ave
Haleridge
Kan
Lora. Gordon
Marie Wendy
Edith Mays
Mon Jay
Hunters Mortuary Chapel
Imare
Clovis
Baird
Wyrs
Jean Somers Baird
Norfolk
DeWitt
Iowa
Santa Ana
Ay Somers
Whittier
Donald J. Somers
Lakewood
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Tang
Los Cerritos
Daughters of the American Revolution
Margaret Wyatt
Janet Dorrans
Hughes
Jim Fukumoto
Stephens
Dienne DeLeveryn
Council
L.B
By Sally Jean Johnson
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
Mary
Ann Kuntz
Angela Giles
Dewey
Richard Warwick
Janice McPherson
Berry
Naval Corp
Amer S
Lee
By Rosalee Tucker
City College Ivy
Sixt Street
Log Brach
Barber
Anthony di Bonaventura
Sara Delano Roosevelt
Catholic Mary Help of Christians Church
New York
Lower East Side
Tonement District
John Hay Whitney
U.S
Jersey
Moose Lodge
Marine Exchange
Torio Sah
Vesnel
San
Fran
Bitent
Ude Iene
Awobesan
iJep
Holland America
Duivendyk
Joel Chandler Harrig
Vancouver
Lnan Ry Hocht M. Gap
Owen ‘Parks
Ainie Bay
Minnesota
Estera
Texea F
Bograda
Grk
Senit
Lins Co
Coos Bay
Antwerp Jabrzon Co
Fram
Hondlutts Noalson Nev
Brooklyn Hor
Luckenbach
San Fran
Dlickenbach Ykes
Dune
Yokohams
Helen Sykes
Mobic D. Patera
Yokohasie
Liberator
Pan
Ane
Gan Hapa E
Ronda Arrow Linen
Juan Raphael Semmen
Blue Star Line
Turck
Royal Star
Richgend Co
Nelf E
Berundo
Santos
Cnn
Yokohawe
Blanchard
Olt
Manis Yungus
Ras Oy
Sall
Por Ad Duno
Coon Bay
Bienville
Barbus Olson
Francisco
Antwerp Catawba Brandanger
Venture Gyntata
Oleon
Teeedaport
Franciaes Antwerp Aerdye
Francisco Desends
Puerto la Cros
Maren
Maerek Bea
San Francisco Francisco
Sma Fan Diero
Potk
Bituaries
PETRI
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