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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1952

Page

20

Beaux Arts Ball Set at Santa Ana College May 29

Frances Egge SAC art instructor announces the Beaux Arts Ball will be held May 29 in the Don campus Student Union. Jointly sponsored by Santa Ana residents, the event marks a revival after a three year hiatus with a dance and novelty program. Cochairs Shirley and Arthur Hopkins lead preparations with SAC art, music, and drama groups providing entertainment and refreshments.

Santa Ana Frances Egge Santa Ana College Don Shirley Arthur Hopkins Sre Cochairmen Paris SAV Art Club Ethel] Jacobsen Vesta Nickerson Yukel

Councils Meeting Attended by Duo

Gene Dupree and Stan Richards represented Banning High School at the California Association of Student Councils regional convention in Oxnard. Los Angeles city students met at Manual Arts High School and traveled by bus to Oxnard for discussions exchanging ideas among southern California high school student councils.

Wilmington Gene Dupree Stan Richards Banning High School California Association of Student Councils Oxnard Los Angeles Manptal Arts High School

Students Donate Pints of Blood at Santa Ana College

A Red Cross mobile blood unit visited Santa Ana College on Wednesday and collected 80 pints of whole blood for the armed forces in Korea. It was the second visit this year, with 105 pints collected in the earlier drive. Santa Ana College was among the first junior colleges to sponsor an on campus Bloodmobile drive.

Santa Ana Red Cross Mobile Blood Laboratory Santa Ana College Korea Don

Tartarettes Elect COMPTON Officers

Tartarettes, the women students service group at Compton, held their semi annual election at adviser Mrs Florence Neubauer's home. Names of the newly chosen members will not be disclosed until a later date.

Compton Tartarettes Florence Neubauer

Torrance Seniors Reveal Final Graduation Plans

Torrance High School seniors map a Catalina trip for May 29 and a June 6 junior-prom Tahitian theme with Kaye Riggs and his band. Baccalaureate week begins in June with a senior prophecy breakfast, a June 11 Senior Tea at the new YWCA hall, and evening graduation exercises on the football field followed by an all-night party at the Hollywood Riviera Beach Club.

Torrance Torrance High Schools Catalina Kaye Riggs Civic Auditorium Betty McKown YWCA Hollywood Riviera Beach Club

Adventist School Rites Set May 29

Clos ing exercises for Seventh-day Adventist School students at 15548 Santa Ana Ave will be held May 29 in the church at Bixby and Walnut Aves. Pastor Robert W. Greiner will give the commencement address and Raymond Fisher will present diplomas and certificates. Open house is in the morning and a flag raising ceremony at 11 a.m. is directed by Mrs. Ruth Johnson of the local Women’s Relief Corps which donated the flag. other corps members and school officials will attend.

Bellflower Seventh-day Adventist School Santa Ana Ave Bixby Walnut Aves Robert W. Greiner Raymond Fisher Ruth Johnson Women's Relief Corps Mary Neal Adrianna Smith Elva Bradhoff Augusta Terry

Theme Announced for Bellflower High Prom

Rhap sody in Blue has been selected as the theme for Bellflower High School’s junior prom at the Whittier Clock Country Club on May 29 from 8 p.m. to midnight. Ines Springer, junior class president, said the theme fits the occasion.

Whittier Clock Country Club Ines Springer

Kiwanian Honorary Member of Excelsior FF Chapter

NORWALK May 24 Excelsior High School Future Farmer chapter presented a program to Norwalk Kiwanis members. Speakers included E Trish farming committee chair and Excelsior chapter president Phil Gunsauis. Honorary membership was awarded to Irish for outstanding efforts in chapter activities. Participants included Tom Powers Gunsales Pete Wassenaar Victor Gamboni Richard Fernan Bob May Pete Vanderpoel DeWitt Albert Williamson ey Burrows and Jim Oxford. Public Publications Day Five Excelsior journalism students attended UCLA Publications Day led by editor Tim Head and featured speeches by Peter Graber Brain editor Dr Stratford Warren head of the School of Medicine Dr Brandt Department of Journalism and Bruce Russell LA Times Pulitzer Prize winner. Service Tales Representatives from US Armed Forces spoke to senior students to acquaint them with duties and advantages of the services. Sgt Helen Herdena WAF Cpl Bobbie Robbins WACS Sgt Margaret Brown Marine Corps and others conferred with Victor Ford Sgt Hugh Swanson Chief Robert Nufford and Sets William Nills.

Norwalk Excelsior High School Future Farmer Norwalk Kiwanians E. Trish Agriculture Committee Kiwanis Club Phil Gunsauis Excelsior Future Farmer Organization Tom Potter Gunsauls Pete Wassenaar Victor Gamboni Richard Fernan Bob ‘May Pete Vanderpoel DeWitt Albert Williamson Ey Burrows Jim Oxford Stuents UCLA Westwood Tim Head Byeter Graber Statford Warren School of Medicine Brandt Department of Journalism Bruce Russell L. A Times U. &Armed Forces Helen Herdena WAF Bobbie Robbins WACS Margaret Brown Marine Corps Setrictor Ford Hugh Swanson Robert Nufford Sets William Nills

Coast Collegians Name New Chiefs at Compton College

Alpha Pi elects Art Cutler as president for next semester with officers Paul Alcantra Richard LeGros John Bonner and Bob Cottrill. Alpha Phi plans dinner dance and Hellbox newspaper. Kappa Epsilon names George Perryman as president with Bob Law Chuck McKinley and Bill Goodman. Beta Phi selects Gene Noble as next gavel holder with Bob Pyatt Chuck Weldon and others. Costa Mesa election names Paul Lee ASB president. officers include Darale Stanley Beth Mashburn Curt Renfro William Pence Flora Brown Ned Parsons Lois Winslow and others.

Compton Alpha Pi Compton College Art Culter Fident Paul Alcantra Richard LeGros John Bonner Bob Cottrill Alpha Fi California Hellbox Kappa Epsilon Kappa Epsilon Fraternity George Perryman Bob Law Chuck McKinley Bill Goodman Beta Phi Gene Noble Gene H. M. S. Pinafore Bob Pyatt Bot McSpatdan Bob Stafford Chuck Weldon Hig Bear Costa Mesa Paul. Lee Associated Coast College Paul Chafe Seal Beach Darale Stanley Huntington Beach Beth Mashburn Curt Renfro Waliam Pence Flora, Brown Ned Parsons Orange Lois Winslow Tustin Glen Griffith Newport Beach Mike J. Burns Corona del Mar Paul Alexander Associated Men Students Colleen Mittrick Garden Grove Associated Women Students Carole Adsir Lisa Isle Guy J. Coats James Hagey Downey Colleen McDermott J. Newport Beach John Scott Sonana del Mar Aree

Pupil Wins Scholarship to Pepperdine College

Norwalk may 24 Alex Samarin Excelsior High School senior has been notified of eligibility for a Pepperdine College fine arts scholarship in Los Angeles. Eugene White art department chairman announced the award after a college exhibition displayed his paintings and a mobile art unit. The prize covers full tuition for the freshman year and is renewable for three more years. Samarin also won the Bullock's Art Award from Scholastic magazine and contributes to the senior class sweater emblem as stagecraft manager and member of-Unera Artes campus art organization.

Norwalk Alex Samarin Excelsior High School George Pepperdine College Los Angeles Eugene White Pepperdine Samarin Bullock's

Mothers Honored at Excelsior Senior Tea

NORWALK May 24 Honorees at the annual Senior Mother's Tea held on the Excelsior High School campus were the mothers of the graduating seniors. A reception committee greeted them and presented wood fiber corsages. A student fashion show featured garments made in clothing classes, with Jodi Wallick narrating and Janet Hummell providing organ music.

Norwalk Excelsior High School Jodi Wallick Janet Hummell

Collegians Attend Junior Senior Prom at South Gate

Hundreds of Compton College students filled the South Gate Civic Auditorium for the Junior Senior Prom. Music by Sonny Burk and his band accompanied the dance while decorations publicity and ticket sales were managed by Nene Ford Sims and Chief Cliff Sumrall.

Compton Compton College South Gate Civic Auditorium Sonny Burk Nene Ford Sims Cliff Sumrall

Eleven Narbonne Scholars Lauded

Eleven Narbonne High School seniors placed in the nation's upper five percent on the Iowa tests in science and mathematics. Named among the top scorers were Orville Balcom Donald Meyers Wilson Jones Ronnie Thayne John Converse Robert Denton Judy Magarum Darrell Miller Diane Perry Melle Armes and Donald Miller. Shirley Yumiba was chosen posture queen and Laura Talbert posture princess at Narbonne High School. results await judging.

Lomita Narbonne High School Iowa Orville Balcom Donald Meyers Wilson Jones Ronnie Thayne John Converse Robert Denton Judy Magarum Darrell Miller Diane Perry Melle Armes Donald Miller Shirley

Hub Women Students Host AWS Councils

Honored guests from Compton College and surrounding junior colleges gathered as AWS councils met. Neva Ashford introduced by Esther Conrad and Dr. Craig Thomas highlighted next semester's AWS head at Compton.

Compton Compton College Associated Women’s AWS Neva Ashford Esther Conrad Craig Thomas

Pep Rally Honors SAC Baseball Finalists

On the Santa Ana College campus an Associated Student Assembly and pep rally celebrated the SAC baseball squad, finalists in the State Junior College championship playoffs.

Santa Ana Santa Ana College SAC

Scholar of Year Named at Oil City High School

Betty Johnson, senior, named Huntington Beach High School Scholar of the Year at the annual distinguished service banquet in the auditorium. Awards honor service points from extracurriculars. June 5 installs student officers. Mother-daughter silver tea June 2 at 3 p.m. features a fashion show and music with sixteen models. Carole Renfro oversees arrangements.

Huntington Beach Betty Johnson Huntington Beach High School Buddy Kimball Luke) Stricklin Nadine Karnes Tom Wigginton Jeanette Mahaffey Stephanie Belcher Shirley Amling Glenda Crell Kevin Ortman Ann Gardner Ann Murdock Ronnie Montgomery Fueture Carole Renfro

Paramount Junior High Prom Set With Barns in the Spring Theme

Paramount May 24 The Paramount Junior High School prom is planned for June 6 in the gym. Music will be by Victor Rose’s Merry Makers and a buffet supper starts at 10 p.m. for the expected 933 members. Florence Kirk and cafeteria staff will supervise the meal. Charlotte Henkler leads decorations with Pat Gallagher Nancy Crawford James Bond Gerald Noordman and Barbara Hale assisting. Shirley Rogers chairs refreshments with Frank Davis Nick Vanderelst Holly Dorland and Jare Rhinehart on the committee.

Paramount Victor Rose Merry Makers Florence Kirk Charlotte Henkler Pat Gallagher Nancy Crawford James Bond Gerald Noordman Barbara Hale Shirley Rogers Frank Davis Nick Vanderelst Holly Dorland Jare Rhinehart

Excelsior Teams Triumph at Playday Sports Meet

In Norwalk on May 24 Excelsior High School teams won at Wilson High School playday. The GAA softball team tied for first in playoffs and the Pilot netters led by Liz Mulder Melva White Donna Wallis and Sally Clarks scored an undisputed victory. Teams included Compton Poly Jordan and Wilkon among female athletes.

Norwalk Excelsior High School Wilson High School Pilot Netters Liz Mulder Melva White Donna Wallis Sally Clarks Coun Ted Femiznine Compton Poly Jordan Wilkon

Downey Junior High Pupils Aided by Stage Production

Downey May 24 central staging of plays revived by teachers and students in eighth and ninth grades to develop speech, poise, enunciation and voice projection. Performances use minimal scenery and focus on dialogue and acting. Some plays are student written and produced, offering audience participation. parents invited to view each term. School to expand drama classes next year due to rising interest.

Downey Downey Junior High School Ruby Horstman

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