Isa Wood High students visit Poly for luncheon
Five Isa Wood High School representatives visited Poly last Thursday for a luncheon honoring them. Discussion covered student government and improvement ideas. Attendees toured the Poly campus, attended a commission meeting, and observed a government class.
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Isawood High School
Poly
Bobsklat
Dave Baker
Bob Sklar
Marlene Hada
Dan Abrams
Jerry Hight
Margo Robertson
Marilyn Williams
Commission Ecratary
Toot Uchida
Foly
William Millington
William Carls
W. Cdlie Wright
Poly Hutch Band Dance Friday at Youth Canteen
Poly's Hutch hosts a student dance on March 19 from 7:30 to 11:50 PM at the youth canteen. Ray Brose and his band provide music. only students with school memberships can attend. Membership costs 50 cents and can be bought from class representatives, with 1500 current members and a goal of 2000. posters will advertise, dress codes noted, and a takebox plays 100 records.
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Poly Hutch
Ray Brose
Affai
Stmsterly
The
Hutch
Bob Horton
Flutech
Hutch Committee
Concert in Long Beach Church Featuring Wilson's Choir
Wilson's a Cappella Choir and Senior Girls Glee Club perform a joint program at First Christian Church Long Beach. Selections include One World Poor Wayfaring Stranger Jest Priceless Treasure chorales O Yea The Lord Bless You plus several glee club pieces with soloists Jeanette Tracy James Duggan Patricia Harding Martha Brightman.
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Wilson
First Christian Church
Long Beach
O'Hara
Morfan
Bach
Cain
Lord
Lutkin
Girls Glee Club
Srollin
Stickies
Police Force of 104 Selected for Wilson
Wilson's 104 strong police force members were announced this week by Governor safety Dick Butler. The list includes Hecmevary Yvonne Sharpe fourth period head commissioner Connelle Kline assistants Vicki Grubovich Sandra Cutler and Jeanne Bixby Ralph Nevis fourth period head commissioner and assistants Heather Blair Ed Oliver Kay McCampbell with other appointees such as AH shortride Chandler Lucretia Chan Cole J Chores Atm Adazim and many more named in the regional roster.
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AH Shortride Chandler
Lucretia Chan
Cole J Chores Atm Adazim
Carol
Partietta
Virginia “Barnum
Bethy Earl Brnedini
Sylvia Dudley
Cadme Dennerfein
Rut Slots
Geraldine Falzontic
Mary Ann, Croshew
Lynne Baw
Parey Athol ‘Contanton
Bi Campbell
Lao Coulair
Yoha Elite
Jam Gitparc
Carl Hoimgtem
Don Jacobson
Guy Hebee
Hear Nevis
Orin Pool
Phil Bmith
Bob Danner
Dave Tocker
Gail Bost
Ann Belsta
Patl_ Braun
Toby Betentsimnan
Joy Myyan
Pat Burtemayan
Coral
Servance
Barbara Shennan
Ohn Ehiless
Mary Trootpsan
Laura Thuran
Sus Topin
Paula ‘Turner
Muriel Vaughan
Carolyn Welch
Werner Losraine
Terry Wolk
Bure Letroon
Sandy Marke
Sus Hilen Dierann
Freya ‘Thomas
Richard ‘Irk
Sakae Clark
Mary Alice Moreen
Keda Shaver
Kathleen Reagan
Patsy White
Lady "Hughes
Darieve’ Panuse
Too
Margery Roxebolt
Barbare “Attis
Barbara Phyler
Elizabeth
Hoody
Seurqurst
Mista McDwell
May McCampbell
Cheytel Gindquist
Mar Hootebeee
Gloria
Howell
Norma Himeey
Aletr Fine
Talented Artists Win Poster Contest at Lindbergh Junior High
First and second place in the American Cancer Society annual poster contest went to James Richard Proctor and Frank Robert Clark of Lindbergh Junior High. They are slated for a Hollywood trip, studio tours, a Cecil B. DeMille luncheon, and photos with movie stars, under Miss Mary V. Palmer’s guidance.
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American Cancer Society
Lindbergh
James Richard Proctor
Jeff
Frank Robert Clark
Hollywood
Cecil B. DeMille
Mary V. Palmer
Sock Hop at St Anthonys High Friday
The Girls Athletic Association and Lettermen’s Club sponsor a sock hop at the Catholic Center this Friday night March 19. Invitations have gone out to Catholic high schools and alumni, with a near capacity crowd expected. The highlight will be the crowning of the king and queen of sports as FriSina’s orchestra provides the music. admission is 50 cents.
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St. Anthony's High School
Girls’ Athletic Association
Catholic Center
Sat Frisina
Snoeless
Lirpa S'foot Eenad Set at Wilson High
Wilson High hosts an April 2 backwards dance titled Lirpa S'foot Eenad or apr Fool's Backward Dance. Wilson's Girls' League sponsors the event where girls invite dates, corsages are vegetable, and attendees wear clothes backward. Bill Thomas will play, in the girls' physical reduction building, with admission at 1.25 per bid.
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Wilson's Girls’ League
Bill Thomas
Wilson’s
Problems of Students Aired at USC Conference
A USC conference on student problems drew more than 300 senior high school leaders and five Wilson seniors Nancy Shapiro Emiogene Wrexel Frank Smead Jim McNab and MWoyd McGinnis. They concluded activities are crucial for a well rounded personality and student leaders should engage students to join activities. A problem student includes shy or uninterested individuals, not only those who misbehave.
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University of Southern California
Wilson
Macchi
Nancy Shapiro
Emiogene Wrexel
Frank Smead
Jim McNab
Mwoyd [McGinnis
Castor
Arthur F. Burns
Business Week
Bennett Cerf
This Week
Fva
Iust
Nazy
Bank of America annual contest names regional award winners
The Bank of America selects Jordan representatives from 160 schools for a regional contest. Winners in four fields include Lee Morgan in mathematics Aller Brakewalk in science Henry Witcher in music Sandra Pulaski in art Frances Vepper in English Marty Isenberg in celal science Richard Lourimiore in foreign language Janet Chenowith in business Myrna Short in home economics Eddie Menot in trade and industrial Allen Grakenstik in science and mathematics Nancy Witcher in fine arts Marty Isenberg in liberal arts Janet Chenowith in vocational acts.
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Jordan
Bank of “America
Hel i
Lisa
Southern California
CC. Trillingham
Los Angeles County
Bank For America
Peri Jordan
Iells
Lee Morgan
Aller Brakewalk
Henry Witcher
Sandra Pulaski
Frances Vepper
Marty Isenberg
Richard Lourimiore
Soreign
Janet Chenowith
Myrna Short
Homs
Eddie Menot
Allen Grakenstik
Nancy Witcher
Campus Star votes on air coach cancellation penalties
Washington reports that three views Campus Star plans to charge customers who cancel less than three hours before departure or no show. The policy, with a $3 minimum and 20 percent unused value, is to take effect Sunday. Campus Star fashions will showcase March 27 at Walker's Dance, judged by Jim Diffley and others.
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Washington
St. Anthony's
Si Ites
Marion Brown
Connie Canlines
Van
Cherie Miles
Sunior Campus
Air Transpost Line
Wilton All Association
Civl Aeronautics
Walker's
Lutfits
Jim Diffley
Ed Xaveney
Doc Fromdahl
Refrigeration Meet Hears Predictions Session at Municipal Auditorium
Refrigeration and air conditioning leaders spoke on future trends at a convention in the Municipal Auditorium. Admir. J. Hess discussed New Horizons in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning, while MM. M. Lawler outlined What’s Ahead for 1954. George Jones of the Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Institute spoke in Washington, D. C. A dinner and dance followed at Lafayette Hotel. California and other associations held sessions. California group to install new officers Sunday morning as the conventions concluded today.
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Heaval
Municipal Auditorium
Admir
J. Hess
American Society of Refrigerating Engineers
MM. M. Lawler
Worthington Corp
George ¥. Jones
Air Contoning and Refrigeration Institute
Washington, D. C
Lafayette Hotel
Refrigeration, Service Engineers Society
The
Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Institute
California Association of Refrigeration Service Engineers’ Society
Refrigeraion Equipment, Wholesalers Association
Refrigeitiising and Refrigeration Institute
Purges Move Ex-Hungarian Officials to Prison Terms
In a Budapest purge report, former Political Chief Lt Gen Gabor Peter received a life sentence for anti-state crimes, alongside former Justice Minister Gyula Deesi, who drew nine years. Istvan Sinar was sentenced to multiple years as others faced charges. details of the trial remain undisclosed.
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Iy Badepest
Peter
Deest
Ord Jciet
State Security Office
Trend of Stock Prices for Past Week Analyzed
A. De A Cmapell reports on stock price movements over the last seven days. Webber, Paice, and Sorte provide data and analysis showing fluctuations, with notable gains in midweek and a dip toward week end. The piece highlights volume shifts and potential causal factors for market volatility.
Thief Steals Narcotics From Doctor's Safe
An unknown burglar pried open a safe in the office of Dr. John M. Flude at 4827 E Second St and stole an undetermined amount of narcotics. The break-in occurred in the rear of an adjoining dental office, with entry through the rock in the rear deck to reach Dr. Flude's quarters.
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John M. Flude
Second St
Flude
Odessa Russell Wins MLB Speech Meet
Miss Odessa Russell won the annual speakers contest sponsored by the North Long Beach Lions Club defeating contestants such as Kenny Senior Sodality and Andy Sargenta. The event covered topics including What the Constitution Means in Iceland. Russell will compete Thursday at Lakewood Country Club against winners from other Long Beach Lions clubs.
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Odessa Russel
North Long Beach Lions Club
Betl
Kenny Senior Sodality
St Anthony's Senior Girls Tour Open House at Heart College
Senior girls from St Anthony's and many other high schools attend an open house at Heart College in March. The program included a campus tour and discussion of student life, starting at 1 PM and continuing until 5 PM, with entertainment provided.
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St. Anthony's
Mmalate Heart College
Dues Raised at Poly High To 25 Cents Yearly
Last week Poly High amended the student constitution to require each student to pay 25 cents annually instead of 20 cents. The money is collected by the class treasury and used to fund social events and strengthen finances.
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Poly
Taise
Shuffleboard leaders in Long Beach tourney standings
Engleman and Ericksen lead a 15 game round robin at Bixy Park Shuffleboard Club with nine wins and one loss. Ison and Le Daler are tied for second with Berker and Pennick as contenders for the top three who will accept challenges from other Long Beach groups.
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Alfred Angleman
Ad Kal Erickson
Bixy Park
Dot Ison
Dr. J. le Daler
Earl Berker
John Pennick
Long Beach
Spaghetti Dinner and Meeting for Long Beach Council 987
Knights of Columbus council 987 will hold a spaghetti dinner and meeting at 7 15 p m Monday in Knights of Columbus Hall 1261 American Ave Grand Knight Joseph E Sousa invites all Catholic men to attend Columbianism program notes
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Long Beach
Degree of Honor Lodge 108 Special Meeting Honors Past Presidents
Lodge 108 announces a special meeting in the Machinists Building to honor past presidents. All former leaders are urged and expected to attend this Thursday evening event.
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Tong Beach
Lodge 108
California Public Notice of Delivery Rates and Act Dates
Public notice references the Bureau of Circulation and delivery rates in California. Mentions an act dated March 2 1879 and a fixed charge of 8.00. Names and details are fragmentary and unclear but indicate regulatory action and pricing terms.
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Bere Bax
California Area
Henber_Avdh Bureau of Circuletos
Imperial Prince to Teach at Tokyo University in year
The Yomiuri reports Prince Mikasa will become the first imperial prince to teach at a Japanese university next year He will teach ancient Hebrew history at Tokyo Women's University per president Dr Takeshi Seito.
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Tokyo
Gft
Mikasa
Hirohito
Japan
Yomiuri
Takeshi Seito
Tokyo Women's University
Missing American plane hunted off British Columbia coast
In Vancouver area, CEI US and Canadian air forces searched for a two seat Aeronca aircraft reported missing Friday. The plane vanished during a flight from Prince Rupert to Vancouver. The Sea Island RCAF Base said the number aboard was unknown as three planes joined the hunt, with US Air Force units from Annette, Alaska en route.
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Vancouver
B.C
CEI
U. S
British Columbia
Sea Island
RCAF
Here
J Aeronca
Prince Rulpert
B. C
U. S. Air Force
Annette
Alaska
Annual Candy Picnic In Candy Minn Returns In 36th Year
Former residents of Candy Minnesota gather for the 36th annual candy picnic this Sunday at Bixby Park. Organizer Mrs C W Pele notes the event is sponsored by the Candy alumni group and will feature community fellowship and refreshments.
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Candy
Minn
Bixby
C. W. Pele
Wee Fetery
Erouy
Relief Corps Meeting in Veterans Memorial Hall
Relief Corps No. 93 Long Beach Women will meet in Veterans Memorial Hall Wednesday at 12 30 p m for a business session Gene Rudotoh will preside.
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Relief Corps No. 93
Long Beach
Women's Relief Corps No. 93
Veterans Memorial Hall
Gene Rudotoh
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