Lambda Phi Makes Suds and Money Car Wash fundraiser at Wilson High
Lambda Phi Welfare Club of Wilson High held a May 26 car wash from morning until evening at Broadway and Grand to raise funds for a scholarship. Fees were $1.25 each. The group also staged the Queen of Hearts Ball this year and lists officers Becky Perry, Jo Garverick, Bette Soupos, Ada Crane, Angie Soter, Pat Odell, Jacque Burr, Babs Dinsmore, and Sally Merritt as neophyte director.
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Lambda Phi Welfare Club
Wilson High
Broadway
Grand
Becky Perry
Jo Garverick
Bette Soupos
Ada Crane
Angie Soter
Pat Odell
Jacque Burr
Babs Dinsmore
Sally Merritt
Poly to Install New Officers at Banquet
High students will install new officers at a 7 pm banquet in the Lafayette Hotel. Bob Irwin named new student body president with a slate including Sam Vickers chairs John Cleveland arts Dexter Gillis athletics Steve Strong organizations Al Critchley safety Gerry Searey welfare. Michi Takataoka is student body secretary Jerry McDonnell yell king. Boys League officers are Bill Hawthorne president Riley O Neil vice president Barry Jones secretary. Girls League president Carol Williams with Lana Gray vice Sue Evans corresponding secretary Jackie Dole recording secretary Ann Satre treasurer. Janet Helms leads Girls Athletic Assn. Chamber of Commerce officers Nan Monahan president Jean Hale vice president Ann Avery secretary. Hutch student canteen officers Judy Windsor president Sandie Coleman vp Mary Herrera cor sec Sue Moore treasurer Janet Crose recording secretary. Teen Tavern officials Maude Hall president Mildred Davis vice president Brenda Kirby acting secretary. Class of 68 president Jim Serle with Roger Browning vp Nancy Loder secretary. Class of 57 president Van Corum with Ray Walker vp Patsy Triggs secretary.
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Lafayette
Bob Irwin
Irwin
Sam Vickers
John Cleveland
Dexter Gillis
Steve Strong
al Critchley
Gerry Searey
Michi Kataoka
Jerry McDonnell
Yell King
Bill Hawthorne
Riley O'Neil
Barry Jones
Carol Williams
Lana Gray
Sue Evans
Jackie Dole
Ann Satre
Janet Helms
Girls’ Athletic Assn. Chamber of Commerce
Nan Monahan
Jean Hale
Ann Avery
Hutch
Judy Windsor
Sandie Coleman
Mary Herrera
Sue Moore
Janet Crose
Maude Hall
Mildred Davis
Brenda Kirbby
Rcting
Jim Serle
Roger Browning
Nancy Loder
van Corum
Ray Walker
Patsy Triggs
Pep Squads Set at Poly Yell Leaders Named for Next Year
Pep squads were chosen at Poly with a list of flag swingers and yell leaders for next year. Flag squad selections include Carol Howison Darelene Kawens Santira Schreider Barbara Grimm Laurie White neck Ginger Rhodes Jean Kellett Lois Isbell Peggy Smith Greta Heiler Linda Wingo Nancy Omata Faith Julian Melinda Lilliot. Yell leaders are Mike Ledcel Richard Morikawa Darlene Paul Jim Ovard and Jerry McDonnell who is unopposed for yell king.
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Poly
Carol Howison
Darelene Kawens
Santira Schreider
Barbara Grimm
Laurie, Whiteneck
Ginger Rhodes
Jean Kellett
Lois Isbell
Pegey Smith
Greta Heiler
Linda Wingo
Nancyi Omata
Faith Julian
Melinda Lilliot
Yell
Mike Ledcel
Richard Morikawa
Darlene Paul
Jim’ Ovard
Jerry McDonnell
Staff Named to Cat's Purr
Mary Clemens a 16 year old junior will be editor in chief of the Jordan Cat's Purr for the fall semester. Chuck Cole is managing editor Ruth Lindquist is Page One Editor Pat Hall assists Phyl Hess Page Two Editor with Barbara Anderson. Emily Manor Page Three Editor with Sally Horton. Larry Gentry and Paul Kock are co editors of Page Four. Sheila Kerivan is Feature Editor Lynn Hannawell is Copy Editor. Steve Levine business manager Sharon Brown advertising teenager Tix Coles man staff secretary.
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Mary Clemens
Chuck Cole
Ruth Lindquist
Pat Hall
Phyl Hess
Barbara Anderson
Emily Manor
Page
Sally Horton
Larry Gentry
Paul Kock
Sheila Kerivan
Lynn Hannawell
Steve Levine
Sharon Brown
Tix Coles
Jordan student body officers elected in special assembly
Liz Ross and Liz Coleman led the Jordan student body election, winning top posts as president and manager. Jim Hayes became judge, Bobbi Killhorne secretary, Linda Opie library commissioner, with other candidates noted. Voting occurred May 18 during a double sixth period assembly amid praise for the officers. Poly High Girls’ PE dept promotes posture. queen and attendants to be crowned next Tuesday.
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Jordan
Poss Frank
Liz Coleman
Hal Steuber
Wo Elzenga
Jim Hayes
Bobbi Killhorne
Panther
Linda Opie
Chuck Buckman
Jim Rogers
Gary Watkins
Mary Clemens
Caro- Ayn Nance
Connie Murray
Shiryey Bostick
Linda Goodart
Ial
Poly
Poly High
Jones Boys to Play Poly Roman Prom at Senior Ball
Tommy Jones and his band, known for The Glenn Miller Story soundtrack, have been selected to perform at Poly High Senior Prom in the Boys Gym. Nancy Genéman announces Rendezvous in Roma as the dance title with decorations by Barbara Braid, including Roman features and flowering fountains.
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Tommy Jones
Glenn Miller
Poly High
Roma
Nancy Genéman
Shates
Hack and White
Romar
John Buckner
Barbara Braid
Hedack the
Jackie Arbins
Francis Engels
Rosemary Misserville
Jim Fukumoto
Charles Cushman
Ithe
Wilson Senior Wins Paden Fund Scholarship for 2017
Wilson High senior Shirley Elizabeth Cooper, 17, recipient of the $200 William G. Paden Memorial Scholarship, established by the California School Employees Assn. in 1954. Valedictorian with a 4.00 average, Phi Beta Kappa honors to six semesters, plans Occidental College teaching career after graduation, active in many student activities.
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Shirley Elizabeth Cooper
Ith St
Wilson High
William G. Paden
California School Employees Assn
Shirley
Occidental College
Speech Contest Winners Named at Saint Anthony's High
Last Wednesday and Thursday a Saint Anthony's High School speech contest for Freshmen and Sophomores awarded top honors. Freshman first place went to Thomas Keith with Elliot Resbeiro second and Carl Hansen third. Sophomore winner Stephen Walsh placed first, Terrence Timsmins second, and Noel Ellik third. Winners receive two plaques at next Friday's awards assembly.
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Saint Anthony's High School
Thomas Keith
Elliot Resbeiro
Carl] Hansen
Stephen Walsh
Terrence Timsmins
Noel Ellik
Wilson High Seniors Celebrate Ditch Day Outings
Wilson High Senior class spent Ditch Day choosing Catalina Island trips or Long Beach picnics. Ditch Day is the first in several graduation activities seniors will enjoy.
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Wilson High
Catalina Island
Long Beach
Trend of Security Prices for Past Week Analyzed
KH titled analysis notes Dow theory implications on D J Industrials around 473.51 with a near-term low 464 in February and 488 in January. It forecasts possible midyear rally if volume climbs or Fed reverses tight money, contrasting 1953 patterns and 12-year cycle peak expectations for 1956 with a potential 1–2 year decline from the peak.
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Joversold
Dow
FRA Board Seeks Federal Aid for Feather River Project
The Feather River Association board in San Diego announced plans to seek federal support for the Feather River project while the state handles construction and operation. A committee will draft the legislation and Gov Knight was urged to require site control for the San Luis dam and reservoir. Directors warned of efforts to fracture regional unity and stressed the need to expedite work to meet a 12 year water supply timeline for Los Angeles.
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San Diego
Feather River
Pee
FRA
Samuel B. Morris
Los Angeles
Goodwin J. Knight
San Luis
Morris
San Francisco
South Bay
Fresno County
Jordan Checks Cars at Park Safety Event
Jordan 2vgn students received free safety checks last week in Houghton Park parking lot. The program, run by the Jordan Industrial Arts Dept and the Long Beach Safety Council, was led by Al Hatwan, auto shop teacher.
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Jordan 2Vgn
Houghton Park
Jordan Industrial Arts Dept
Long Beach
Week in Business and Industry Shows Mixed Outlook
News this week highlights continued expansion by major corporations and growth in heavy equipment production, yet the stock market falls sharply and auto sector job losses push Michigan unemployment above 220,000. GM and Ford executives describe divergent trends with consumer spending lagging while heavy goods stay strong.
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New York
Associated Press
Michigan
Harlow H. Curtice
General Motors
Ford Motor Co
Pilot Thought Down in Mountains Near Farmington
ALBUQUERQUE UP The pilot of a plane thought down in the mountains between Grand Canyon Arizona and Farmington New Mexico was found Friday at Rock Point Arizona where he had landed Friday afternoon. CAA officials said the pilot Henry M Hanson of Glendora California called his wife by phone Friday night after authorities said the craft was down on the flight from Ontario California to Farmington New Mexico.
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Grand Canyon
Ariz
Farmington, N. M
Rock Point
CAA
Henry M. Hanson
Glendora
Calif
Ontario
Farmington
N.S
Tokyo Docks Fear Hydrogen Bomb Jitters
Tokyo reports three cases of hydrogen bomb jitters after the Bikini test. Stevedores refused to load the British freighter Arafura at Kobe until geiger counters were checked and officials assured the vessel was not radioactive. The freighter sailed from Brisbane May 6 with wood and scrap. Coast Guard reports a fishing boat owner said none of his skippers were affected by radioactivity. The Taiyo Maru crew member showed yellowish skin changes while near Indonesian waters. A Coast Guard spokesman played down the incident as distant from the test area, 940 miles northeast of Surabaya.
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Australia
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Coast Guard
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Yoshida
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