Viking Band Competes in Border City Tilt
The 60 member Viking band travels to National City for the May Time Band Review aiming for a second consecutive win in the College and Adult Division. Don McCampbell and Atioha Puzey will compete in twirling drum major and drum majorette events. Repertoire includes Buckle Down Americans Ye and features members such as Don McCampbell Joe McQuade and Phyllis Dugger among others with majorettes flag girls and song girls listed.
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National City
Don McCampbell
Atioha Puzey
Buckle Down
Vikings
Ronald Bellard
Herb Beggs
Philip Benson
Almelee Butler
Joe Curley
Robert Dill
Stan Evans
Donna Edwards
Roland Eunema
Delight Fayerweather
Lonny Ferguson
Harry Fiesel
Jim Finch
Barbara Friendson
Joel Halle
Polly Haryett
Eileen Jasko
Nancy Kealy
Vashti Kibler
Bud Klein
Dixie Langston
John LeRiviere
Joe McQuade
Marlene Maurer
Cheryl Merrell
Bod Qolle
Jim Odgen
Stan Owens
Jim Raynesford
Kirk Real
Ga Roush
Marvin Sippel
Harold Sowers
Pat Sutton
Marshall Taylor
Roberta Temby
Santos Vasquez
Jim Weissman
Ray Wheeler
Don Williams
Phyllis Dugger
Gloria Hermanson
Yvonne McFarlin
Arloha Puzey
Jordan to Elect Student Body Officers Tuesday
Jordan students will vote next Tuesday after the annual election assembly to choose officers for the coming year. Candidates include Bob Elzenga and Dick Triges for president, Marty Isenberg and Barbara Moran for manager, Alan Brakensick and Bob Thetford for host, Shaun Commeau and Sandy Rutherford for hostess, and Jay Hagey and Kim Palmer for judge.
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E Jougon
Bob el
Zenga
Dick Triges
Marty Isenberg
Barbera Moran
Alan Brakensick
Bob Thetford
Shaun Commeau
Sandy Rutherford
Jay Hagey
Kim Palmer
dJemes Moore
Campanile Soon to Be Published
Wilson's All-American yearbook Campanile nears completion with staff rushing last-minute changes. Co editors in chief Kay Nagle Jacque Wade and Maryce Brachtman lead editors and departments including art photography and business. Top salesmen Marty Schafer and Arnold Moss praised. book boasts Pacemaker awards, 12 Columbia medals and 19 All-American honors.
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Wilson
Campanile
Edere
Kay Nagle
Jacque Wade
Maryce Brichtman
Patty Lindéoe
Mecilyn Sutzman
Marty Schafer
Janice Brown
Cathy Caster
Art
Lee Lobdell
Collette Cupiss
Wilson Life
Drexel Kramer
Yvonne Biechlin
Pat Sandford
Dick Caldwell
Jack Herner
Arnold Moss
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Uhis
City College AWS Announces May Activities
City College AWS publicity chair Nancy Kealy outlines May events including bake sale on May 9 at Lincoln pack, a mother-daughter AWS event May 17 at Lakewood Country Club, and a fusion show with a banquet on May 31. City College women and mothers are invited to attend and support servicemen with a Sunday buffet.
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City College
AWS
Nancy Kealy
Lincoln Pack
Lakewood Country Club
Grad Dance June 18 to Feature Top Bands
Mary J A Smith reports graduation dance on June 18 will feature Ray Anthony and June Christie as top bands with Mark Carter for early hours. A Page Cavenaugh trio and another act will entertain intermission. Selection details and bids continue until May 5 with two free tickets awarded to the winning bidder.
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Mary JA
Ray Anthony
June Christie
Mark Carter
Page Cavenaugh
Poly
Wilson
Jordan
Guy Mitchell
Joni James
June
Stan Kenton
Corp
Hollyweed
Carter
Wat (King) Cole
New York
Jordan and
Elsa Warner
Poly Pupils Enter Journalism Tournament at North Hollywood High
Poly Pupils plan to enter the second annual Journalism Tournament at North Hollywood High School on May 2. Contestants enter three events each across news, art feature, and editorial divisions with several named participants listed.
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Wight Poly Hignaments
North Hollywood High School
Feaure
Shirley Herper
Mas Me “Oaby
Janice Ann
Miler
April Rawlings
Bobby Dobbins
Joyce Hrummett
Art Ture
Bob Skler
Jerry Russom
High Life Saure
Spore
Jean Wolf to Address Junior High Girls at YWCA
City College coed Jean Wolf will address junior high girls Wednesday at the YWCA. She will speak on theatrical career possibilities. A Jordan graduate, she has summer stock acting and radio and television experience.
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Jean Wolf
City College
YWCA
Joan
Jordan
Delegates from City College Tour Forensic Association Meeting
Delegates Don Williams and Ronnd Albertson from City College travel to Ormont Man's Colle for the first Southern California Intercollegiate Student Forensic Assn meeting. Accompanying them is speech coach Henry D. Cooke.
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City College
Ormont Man's Colle
Southern California Intercollegiate Student Forensic Assn
Don Williams
Ronnd Albertson
Henry D. Cooke
Poly to Hold 1953 Carnival Here Friday
Poly hosts a 1953 carnival on Decorated Grandall back of the administration building. Students crowd booths games and contests with food like soft drinks hot dogs cookies and candy. Interclass attendance contest drives rivalry as senior class raises funds for graduation activities.
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Freedom
Iun
Poly
Sifsir
Saints Win Oratorica Top Honors at St Anthony’s
In the St Anthony’s High School oratorical finals, Saint students dominated with first and second place in each class. Freshmen Petteri Hendricks Wayne Ennis Thomas Healy headline the freshmen winners, with senior Lewis Allison receiving the senior award. Recognition Day May 29 will award Gold Silver and Bronze medals and CSF pins and seals to top finishers.
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St. Anthony's High School
Sience
California Scholarship Federation
Lewis Allison
Seal Besree
Anthony Lever
William Lavada
George Niederauder
James McEleaney
Michael Toohey
Michael Daily
Francis Bardot
John Wavell
Richard Morris
Terry Laughlin
Paul Ennis
Edward Conley
Joseph Scale
Renne Hease
Kerry Wood
Ambrose Furey
Leon de Belils
Wayne Ennis
Peter Hendrick
Federation
CSF
Marmion to Get Harvard Book
Bill Marmion of Wilson junior will receive the Harvard Book this year for outstanding junior planning to attend Harvard. Award based on scholarship leadership and service. Next year eligible for Harvard scholarship. Marmion led sophomore and junior classes and was student body vice president.chosen Wilson representative to Boys State. active in Scholarship Society Junior Statesmen and varsity tennis.
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Hig Jongst
Bill Marmion
Wilson
Harvard
Bill
Hich
Reds Closing Pincers on Luangprabang
In Indochina, Communist led forces pushed toward Luangprabang Laos as a northern column nears the town and an eastern push breaching within 12 miles. French Union troops defend with US supplied arms and American fighters, fearing a full assault in Laos.
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Hanos
Indochina
Vietfoinh
Luangpra- Bang
Wen
Namhou
Mekong River
Luangprabang
Ster Ip
Laos
China
Kremlin
Southeast Asia
Livestock market prices and notes from a 1930s listing
A fragmentary livestock ad lists prices for cattle and hogs with figures such as 10-17 and 335.80, noting bulk wholesale terms and market observations. The unreadable OCR includes references to Kansas, stock, and various weights, with attention to fluctuations in price and availability.
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Sane
Savances
USDA
Ascianen J
Count End
Aita Eno
Aera
Srinia
Bon
Saigbes
Toad
Tides and Temperatures for Sunday May 5 185
Coastal tide and temperature data compiled by U S Coast and Geodetic Survey show sunrise at 6 02 am sunset 7 38 pm moonset 9 the forecast includes high tide 2 32 pm at 29 ft low 7 26 am and 5 44 pm at minus 0 4 ft and water temperature guidance for surf conditions provided by Beach Lifeguards indicating chop and wave activity for bathers on the day
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U. S
Freedom Is Subject Rev William Harrison Nyers FoF First Methodist Church
The Rev William Harrison Nyers of First Methodist Church will preach on Blue print for Freedom during the 11 am worship service Sunday. At 7:30 pm the annual City Choir Festival will open Music Week at First Church, replacing the usual Faith and Belief service.
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William Harrison Nyers
First Methodist Church
City-wi
First’ Church
North Korean prisoners stage anti-American exit at rear medical center
North Korean war prisoners at the Red receiving center staged a wild clothes tearing protest as 500 sick and wounded were being returned to the Communists. About 25 captives ripped coats, shouted anti-American curses, and almost broke free before Chinese officers restored order.
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Panmuniom
Red
Leo T. Dulacki
U. N
Dulacki
Omaha
jNeb
Igsin
Trend Based Stock Outlook From De La Chavelle
A market view notes that despite upbeat Q1 reports the trend favors cautious optimism. Analysts predict a mild near term recession risk, with a bear market unlikely unless sentiment sours sharply. Focus remains on defensive issues and selective holdings as the Dow tests 283.65 while bears await volume weakness.
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Dow
Hiis
Panmunjom
Sthis
Former Cowboy Musician Stone Church Guest
Spencer former director of the Sons of the Pioneers will be featured at 7 30 p m Jubilee Hour in Hethany Baptist Church Sunday says Rev Hutchar Spencer author of Room Full of Roses now devoting his time to Christian work Rev Robert Schaper guest speaker at the Christian Endeavor convention in session at 10 45 a m worship service
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Eom. Spencer
Sons of the Pioneers
Hethany Baptist Church
Robert Hutchard
Spencer
Robert Schaper
Christian Endeavor
Organ Concert at Trinity Community Church for Dedication
Trinity Community United Presbyterian Church at Orange Avenue and Del Amo Boulevard invites the public to an organ concert by Dr Karl Bonowitz of Los Angeles Sunday at 7 40 p m The program will feature classical semiclassical and liturgical music in connection with the organ dedication service led by Rev Theodore N Anderson
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Pan
Trinity Community
United Presbyterian Church
Orange ‘Ave
del Amo Blvd
Karl Bonowitz
Los Angeles
Theodore N. Anderson
Analyst to Speak Again at Atlantic Avenue Church
Analyst and religious scholar outlines a Sunday evening lecture at Atlantic Avenue Methodist Church at seven o clock. Topic Peace of Mind and Oll. Dr Page speaks under American Friends Service Committee auspices. A forum discussion follows.
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Sunny Rage
Seader
Atlantic Avenue Methodist Church
Page
American Friends Service Committee
Quakers
Communion Service At Atlantic Avenue Methodist Church
Rev Willard A Schurr announces a holy communion at 4 a m Sunday and a 9 o clock May observance in the sanctuary. He will preach at 11 a m on Safeguarding Our Homes.
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Atlantic Avenue Methodist Church
Willard A. Schurr
Schurr
Brethren minister outlines final Tabernacle series sermon
Brethren Church pastor Rev. George Oscar Peek announces Sunday morning’s message will conclude the series on the Furniture of the Tabernacle. At 7 30 p m he will deliver the second Zechariah passage in the evening sermon.
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Brethren
George Oscar Peek
Second Brethren Church
the Tabernacle
Peek
Upward Trend Seen In Electrical Equipment Group
Opinion notes an ongoing upward trend and highlights the electrical equipment group as notably attractive. It cites 12 day volume totals around 16 million at tonight's close versus 22 million on prior dates, with earlier levels near 22 million at 290-202 and 25 million on a Sunday, suggesting positive market momentum.
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wigelWerkere
Dun & Broadstreet
Dun &Broadstreet
National Association of Purchasing Agents
Guaranty Trust Co. of
Federal Reserve Board
Associated Press
Nile Nar
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