Saints Name Prom Queen For May Dance
Stephanie Berger, student body president and active participant in GAA, Spanish Club, and Senior Sodality, was chosen as prom queen for St. Anthony's High School juniors and seniors. Her six attendants are Cherie Miles, Molly Markham, Nancy Trainor, Judy Ybarroia, Lea Ree Sauve, and Mary Whitchurch. The prom will be May 4 at Lakewood Country Club with the senior class hosting the junior class. The theme remains a mystery until the event.
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Molly Markham
Nancy Trainor
Judy Ybarroia
Lea Ree Sauve
Mary Whitchurch
Lakewood Country Club
Conference Set for Wilson Girls
Wilson High hosts an all city conference titled Spring Daze on Tuesday at the Bruinville campus. Representatives from Poly Jordan State and City Colleges will discuss empowering girls and exchanging views on league topics. Aletha Histon leads the Wilson Girls League with help from Pati Braun Pat Odell Sally Gartier Linda Leveren and Gloria Krause.
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Wilson Girls’ League
Pati Braun
Pat Odell
Sally Gartier
Linda Leveren
Gloria Krause
Jordan Presents Comedy Thursday Friday Nights
Jordan High School stages Father of the Bride a three act comedy based on Edward Streeter novel. Barbara Kidder stars as the bride with Ray and Edward Taft in key roles. Gene Martin Clif Ford Crew and others fill bride’s party and helpers. Production directed by Phyllis Jacobson with ticket promos run by Jean Kunkel and student contributors.
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Barbara Kidder
Ray
Edward Taft
Peta High Schoool
Gene Martin
Clif
Ford Crew
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Sharon Taylor
Maureen Simpson
Sharen Langford
Loretta Whitney
Pat Brannon
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Liz Overbay
Spencer St Tracy
Elizabeth Taylor
JRC Schedules Exchange Display at Municipal Art Center
Long Beach Junior Red Cross presents an international art show at the Municipal Art Center from 1 to 6 p m on Sunday. Youth from many nations display drawings paintings and projects to foster understanding through art music and correspondence programs. Deborah Kenniston organized the exhibit with Red Cross student aid.
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Red Cross
Municipal Art Center
Two Wilsonites Scholarship Recipients Named
Two Wilson High seniors were honored as scholarship recipients Mary Ann Ford and Dick Ashcraft. Mary Ann earned a North American Aviation College Scholarship for tuition and expenses and will study Business Administration at the University of Southern California. Dick Ashcraft received a Columbia College National Scholarship valued at 31200 renewable yearly to pursue a law major.
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Mary Ann Ford
Dick Ashcraft
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United States
University of South
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Columbia College
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Jordan Will Elect Soon Again as Student Body Noms
The student body nominating process for the fall semester was held May 18. A nomination committee submitted names for offices including president Ross Frank and others such as Chuck Buckman, Liz Coleman, Mary Clemmens, Gary Watkins, Frank Arundel, Shirley Bostick, Jim Hayes, Jim Rogers, Bobbi Kilborne, Linda Goodhart, Linda Gore, and Connie Murray. Each candidate was screened for eligibility by Activity Director Dick Brown before ballots were prepared. 14 candidates were selected after several days of checks.
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Chuck Buckmanj
Liz Coleman
Mary Clemmens
Gary Watkins
Frank Arundel
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Shirley Bostick
Jim Hayes
Jim Rogers
Bobbi Kilborne
Linda Goodhart
Linda Gore
Connie Murray
Dick Brown
Teen tips on hair style to suit your features
A vintage leaflet offers ideas to choose hairdos that flatter individual looks. It explains adjusting style to face shape, nose length, forehead height, and chin size, with guidance for tall or petite figures and how to request the free leaflet by mail.
Dancetime at Wilson Sets Paris Theme for Ball
The fifth annual Governor's Ball at Wilson High will feature the theme Springtime in Paris with decorations evoking a Paris cafe. The Half-Notes will play from 9 to 12 in the Girls Gym next Saturday. Ticket bids cost 3.30, with attire described as dressy.
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Paris
Wilson High
Board of Governors
Eiffel Tower
Leon Catlin
Wes Young
Fred Betts
Babs Dinsreere
Georgie Higgins
Jacque Burr
Jerry Meyer
Dick Landes
Honeta Anderson
Greg Lob
Sports Night at Poly High Planned for Thursday
Peppy Martin chairs a Sports Night fundraiser at Poly High Girls' Gym from 7 to 10 30 p m next Thursday. The event includes swimming dancing volleyball tournaments and a floor show to raise funds for athletic awards as teams advance to championships. Assisting are John O Dowd Pati Bastien John Trammell and John Katsumata.
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Poly High
Peppy Martin
Yell King
Poly
John O'Dowd
Pati Bastien
John Trammell
John Katsumata
Half Do's and Facial Shapes Column Clipping Request
Elinor Williams at this paper encloses a clipping or card seeking tips on Half-Do's and Facial Shapes. The note requests guidance or free tips from readers.
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Elinor Williams
Trend of Security Prices for Past Week Analyzed
The report by HAPELLE With Paine Jackson and Co notes a bullish upturn past 502-500 levels, with 511 breached and rails reaching new highs. It warns underlying weakness in durable goods, inventories rising, and orders lagging, while bonds and auto stocks show mixed signals as the market remains in a broad bull trend and forecasts higher Dow index by year end.
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Kefauver Opposes Troops to Enforce School Integration
Tennessee Senator and Democratic presidential hopeful Estes Kefauver told Florida crowds he opposes using federal troops to force Southern schools to integrate. He backed the Supreme Court desegregation ruling as law but warned force would set back progress. Kefauver urged Southerners to handle integration without violence and noted the Florida slate primary on May 29 as pivotal.
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Waterspout Hits Florida City Injures Man In Debris
A waterspout struck Pensacola causing injuries to William Enfinger dug from parking garage debris. A mail truck driver was hospitalized in critical condition as high tension wires fell and power was cut in a large area. Police caution on additional injuries while weather officials classify the landfall tornado from the northwest.
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Pensacola Bay
Weather Bureau
Death Takes Wright Foe of Integration
Jackson Mississippi veteran politician Fielding Wright a States Rights Party figure and unreconstructed foe of civil rights died Friday night at age 60 from a heart attack. Wright a 1948 vice presidential candidate finished third for Mississippi governor last summer and had backed pro segregation councils against Supreme Court civil rights rulings.
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States Rights Party
Citizens Councils Movement
U. S. Supreme Court
Poly Chamber Assembly Presented On Campus
Poly presents a chamber orienting assembly in the campus auditorium Tuesday led by Sandy Lewis as president Molly Moffat as vice president and Rose Mary Miservillé as secretary. Mike Leddel hosts the program with Gwen Williams dancing Ron Mayberry on drums and other Poly performers. Chamber members join Carnival bus in selling cupcakes and candy. Frank Primozitch sponsors the club.
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Saint Anthony’s Spring Music Festival in May
The annual Spring Music Festival at the Catholic Center in California and Alamitos Aves will be held May 3 at 8 p.m. The Boys Glee Club Girls Glee Club and the Varsity Band will each present about four selections. The concert moved up from May 20.
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Catholic Center
California
Alamitos Aves
Boys Glee Club
Girls Glee Club
Accidental Alarm Sparks Pasadena Fire Response
A newspaper carrier dropped four folded papers that struck a fire alarm box in Pasadena, triggering six fire trucks. City officials including Firemen Ronald Vestal and City Controller Oswald Dittrich were startled as police arrived after someone accidentally pressed the alarm near City Hall.
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Ronald Vestal
Oswald Dittrich
City Hall
Po- View
Economic Week Sees Mixed Signals In 1956 Outlook
New York business activity showed strength in employment and incomes with high freight carloadings and near-peak steel output. Yet auto production fell to a yearly low while department store sales slipped and durable goods inventories rose. Federal Reserve credit policy drew critique from officials and experts.
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Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve System
Commerce Weeks
Mitchell
Federal Reserve
Lester ¥. Chandler
Princeton University
Ray D. Murphy
Equitable Life Assurance Society
William McChesney Martin Jr
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Chevrolet
U S Renews Move to Disband Korea Armistice Body
The United States renewed its effort to disband the United Nations command that oversees the Korean armistice. Robert Murphy told allied ambassadors that the commission has outlived its usefulness due to blocking by North Korea. Embassies were to forward the proposal to their governments for consideration.
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United States
Mations Commission
South Korea
North Korea
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Robert Murphy
Korea
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