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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1950

Page

3

Long Beach Schools Promote Red Cross Drive Activities

Long Beach schools feature assemblies exhibits and stunts during Junior Red Cross enrollment from Nov 1 to Nov 15. Notable events include Hughes Junior High Nov 7 with Evelyn Burwell from Los Angeles and Ruth Young detailing how student projects aid hospitalized veterans.

Long Beach Red Cross Hughes Junior High School Evelyn Burwell Los Angeles Ruth Young Long Beach V. A. Hospital Lynda Irvin Franklin Junior High School Thomas Heald Junior Red Cross Coordinating Council Tony Pannone Frances van Kamp Naomi Luke Terry Woll Suzanne Blair Carl Dobos Roland R. Bach Woodrow Wilson High School Lindbergh Junior High Lowell Roosevelt School St. Anthony's High School Paul Seymour

Viking Speaking Team to Compete in Western Meet

Long Beach City College speech and debate team travels to Pepperdine College for the Western Speech Association tour during Thanksgiving week. Last week in Santa Barbara on a USC campus tourney they earned six special distinction certificates. Paul Nunn won honors in impromptu and experimental speech. Wally Frost, Paul Richards, and Jack Bransford earned merit certificates in oratory. The team departed Friday and returned Saturday.

Bryan Hodgson Long Beach City College Pepperdine College Western Speech Association Santa Barbara Fepperdine University of Southern California Paul Nunn Wally Frost Paul Richards Jack Bransford Long Beach

Poly Lecture Series by Mary Kay Kerwin dates announced

Mary Kay Kerwin consultant and lecturer on styles will present four fashion lectures at Poly. The final lecture is scheduled for November 16 at 7 30 p.m. in Room 202.

Poly Mary Kay Kerwin

Tea Planned by Girls' League Students at Poly

Members from Poly Wilson and Jordan plan a tea at Poly on Wednesday November 15 with the theme Today's Best Hope for Peace. After the tea there will be entertainment.

Girls' League Poly Wilson Jordan

Viking YWCA Club Sets First Meet at Long Beach College

The Long Beach City College YWCA Club will hold its inaugural meeting on Monday November 20 at 7 30 PM in the downtown YWCA building at Fifth Street and Pacific Avenue The new club plans a five point program covering school activities Christian faith world relations and social responsibilities This unit increases the nation’s YWCA student groups to 420 clubs nationwide.

Long Beach City College Y. W. C. A. Club Fifth St Pacific Ave City College

U C L A Arts Professor Speaks at Style Show

LY PINKNEY SOCY associate professor of fine arts at U C L A was honored guest and speaker at a fashion program Your Clothes and You by the Associated Women Students of Long Beach. The one hour show before 400 women featured a goot analysis of volunteers from the audience and a hair style make up reading. Mrs Sooy, a noted lecturer, lectures fashion modeling at U C L A and taught at City College last year.

Wdiy WencEe Sooy City College

Naughty Marietta to Be Wilson High May Operetta

Wilson High School chooses NA MARIETTA by Victor Herbert for the May operetta under Phil Ellithorpe. Tryouts Feb 3 open to a capella choir and glee clubs. The choirs and ensembles plan a concert November 19 at Our Saviors Church with solos by Jan Hitchcock and George Painter.

Elithorpe Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church Jan Hichcock George Painter

Wilson Entries Picked for Club Speakers Meet

Lois Gould and Walt Cox were chosen from 12 finalists as top speakers in Wilson sophomore extemporaneous contest. Five winners were selected from 12: Lois Gould, Walt Cox, Sharon Meyer, Patty Dunker, Joan Murray. Lois and Walt join junior and senior speakers at the Kiwanis Club event on December 5. Other finalists included Sally Brown, Jim Watkins, Julian Randolf, Joyce Reid, Mareke Bryant, Nancy Tilton and Ronald Foor.

Lois Gould Walt Cox Wilson Sharon Meyer Patty Dunker Joan Murray Lois Walt Kiwanis Club Sally Brown Jim Watkins Julian Randolf Joyce Reid Mareke Bryant Nancy Tilton Ronald Foor

Plan to Help Wilson Students Being Readied

A plan to reorganize Wilson High School programs aims to ease course drops by allowing students who fail a class to continue and makeup deficiencies later. The changes, mostly continuing existing classes, should take effect after quarterly reports and before Thanksgiving, with preregistration before Christmas and a January final registration check.

Wilson Wilson High

Jordan honors Boys and Girls State delegates at assembly

Four seniors Joyce Hughes Al Brown Bob Dill and Rusty Fairly were honored during American Education Week at David Starr Jordan High School. Brown Dill and Fairly represented local American Legion posts at Boys State in Sacramento, while Hughes represented a Legion auxiliary unit at Girls State. The program highlighted Boys State objectives and urged students to pursue school work for possible future selection.

David Starr Jordan High School Bob Dill Houghton Park American Legion Post Joyce Hughes Samuel Thomas Post Auxiliary Girls State Cleo Morrison Samuel Thomas Auxiliary George Serviss Nimrod American Legion Post al Brown Nimrod Rusty Rusty” Fairly Brown Dill Fairly American Legion Boys State Sacramento Miss Hughes Legion Houghton Park Samuel Thomas Long Beach Women's Auxiliary Samuel Thomas Post Everett Bancroft Nimrod Post Serviss

Poly Alumni Meet Poly High In First Annual Basketball Tilt

Poly High varsity clashes with its alumni in the first annual basketball game set for 7 30 Tuesday night in the school gym. Alumni association sponsors the event with a halftime free throw contest led by Gerald Bo Wilson and Fred Matteson.

Poly High Poly Alumni Association Uneup al Krause Jim Fisher Art Henriksen Don Pattison Ron Trevithick Bob Howard Bill Stephenson Jim Payne Bob Hanks Everett Jurgens George Wolf Harry Sharrar George Riley Frank Maher Bob Garbold Gordon Sandburg Gerald Bo) Wilson Fred Matteson

Acacia Magazine Tags Go On Sale At Poly High

Poly Highs annual literary magazine Acacia will sell tags Monday through next week. Tags cost 190 cents and are handled by the Acacia staff and Kathleen Harnetts student government class. Editor Shirley Von Kleinsmid urges support to prevent discontinuation.

Poly High Acacia Kathleen Harnett Shirley von Kleinsmid

Eleven Long Beach students kick off Christmas seal drive

Eleven Long Beach students begin a national tuberculosis association Christmas seal campaign on November 26 with speeches before service clubs and fraternal groups to stress dangers of the disease. Speakers include Geoffrey Ball Bonnie Pitser Bob Crouch Ronald Brown Lowell Beichlin Erline Waehman Ben Harris Jordan student Martin Boyle St Anthony's representative Jack Bransford and Paul Richards of Long Beach City College. Preliminary plans emerged from a Wednesday series of stamp sale talks before the Long Beach Tuberculosis Association Chapter.

Long Beach National Tuberculosis Association Geoffry Ball Bonnie Pitser Bob Crouch Poly Ronald Brown Lowell Beichlin Erline Waehman Woodrow Wilson Ben Harris Jordan Martin Boyle St. Anthony's Jack Bransford Paul Richards Long Beach City College Long Beach Tuberculosis Association

Wilson Girls League Plans Luggage Day Stunt

The Wilson Girls League sketches a luggage day where a five cent ticket lets a boy compel a girl to carry his books for a day. Proceeds go toward funding the regional convention this fall.

Wilson Girls’ League Wilson’s Girls' League

Rattlesnake Added to Poly Reptile Club Collection

Poly High School adds a rattlesnake to the Reptile Club collection in a canyon sighting, with Theodore Reddick as sponsor. Club meetings paused until more members join, as they aim to catalog every Southern California reptile. Members list Tommy Miller as president and others as officers. Cy Perkins of the San Diego Zoo praises Poly for accurate reptile information.

Poly Poly High Sc Martin Theodore Reddick California Reddick Tommy Miller Gary Bingham Mort Stevenson Cy Perkins San Diego Zoo Southern California

School Officials Set Coast League Rules at Jordan

Coast League guidelines were discussed by Jordan High School principals at a meeting in John Wilson’s office. Topics included home team white jerseys when colors clash and decisions on football color schemes. A luncheon followed with hostesses listed among Jordan staff and community members.

Jordan John Wilson Jordan High School Joan Barger Vada Beasley Roberta Forsberg Blanche Hotter Janice Freeman Pat Ivey Leota Johnston Olivia Judge Norma Lemon Jeanette Long Alberta Marron Frieda Max Ella Mize Judy Norton Daphne Potter Carol Rand Irene Salerno Janice Sauer Doris Shank Dorothy Walker Shirley Worden

Jordan Group Seeks Funds for New Flag

Jordan High School teens plan a cake sale to raise money for a new victory banner. Club officers include Barbara Rydell as president and Sharon Hunsaker as vice president with other roles filled by Dixie Erickson and Joan Brine. Co sponsors are Marlon Zinn and Naeatha McDaniels.

Barbara Rydell Jordan High School Sharon Hunsaker Dixie Erickson Joan Brine Janet Dorr Interclub Council Donya Fairbanks World Friendship Dorothy Prince Marlon Zinn Naeatha McDaniels

Tennis Players Perfect Newest Club at Jordan

Members of the GAA Tennis Club of Jordan High School have netted a spot among the campus clubs. A schedule links Poly, Wilson, Compton, Excelsior and Belltower with other sports. After matches, refreshments and discussions on the schools follow. Players include Marilyn Beeney Jane Carll Pat Keppe Virginia Derr Carolyn Johnson Shirley Henderson Maefield Maxine Wade Donna Wilson Betty Shutfield.

GAA Jordan High School Poly Wilson Compton Excelsior Belltower Marilyn Beeney Jane Carll Pat Keppe Virginia Derr Carolyn Johnson Shirleyister Phyjlca Henderson Anda Maefield Maxine Wade Donna Wilson Betty Shutfield

Wilson Band to Play at U S C Grid Game

Long Beachs Wilson High School band will represent the city between halves at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum on November 18 as USC faces Washington in a Pacific Coast Conference football game. The Wilson band led a group of nine in High School Day activities the Saturday USC played Oregon State.

Long Beach Wilson High Scheoi Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum U. S.C Washington Wilson Band Oregon State

Poly Yearbook 51 Theme Announced and Photo Contest Open

Caerulea announces TYULY PREVIEWS as the 1951 Poly High School yearbook theme. Editor John Koekkoek says the book will focus on Poly memories. A candid camera contest runs through February, with first prize a free yearbook copy. entries to Caerulea office Bungalow 3-C.

Tyuly Caerulea Poly John Koekkoek Koek*koek Poly Atone California United States Bungalow 3-C

Long Beach City College Grads Honored At Banquet

Seventeen LBCC alumni now prominent in local business and newspapers were guests at a National Junction Weekly banquet at Lakewood Country Club hosted by the student cabinet. Among them were Bert Resnick class of 1949 a former news bureau manager and now a staff reporter, Bill Harrin 33 founder of the Alumni Association and a top sales agent, Hugh Linnell from the 1929 class, and others including George Marmion 31 president of the Alumni Athletic Council Harry Lee 31 former Saga editor Bob White 30 past president of the Alumni Association Buck Arnold Johnny Johnston Lloyd Landes 31 and Bob Rope 33. Also attending were newer-world editors Role and Harry Fulton, Lakewood News Times editor and Long Beach newspaperman respectively.

Long Beach City College Ng Beach Lakewood Country Club Bert Resnick The Press-Telegram Bill Harrin Alumni Association Hugh Linnell City Caller George Marmion Alumni Athletic Council Harry Lee Saga Bob White Buck Arnold Johnny Johnston Lloyd Landes Bob Rope M Role Lakewood

Pianists open Poly High first student recital series

Mu Alpha Sigma sponsors a Monday recital series at Poly High Room 202 from 3:30 to 4:00. Featured are Danny Carnage piano Carol Taylor mezzo soprano and Adams tenor. Open to any student or group ready to perform for parents friends fellow students and faculty.

Poly High Danny Carnage Carol Taylor Adams Mu Alpha Sigma Poly Alma Lee Butler Bing Klinger Arthur Gilbert

City College to Get New Victory Flag

Trene Piger of Long Beach City College women’s service club will present a specially designed victory flag at a rally next Wednesday at 1:00 p.m. in the Student Union. Designed by Margaret White of 2251 Pasadena Ave the flag will fly on the school flagpole after every Viking victory.

Trene Piger Long Beach City College Women's Service Club Margaret ‘White Pasadena Ave

Jordan Drive Nets 607 Books for Vets

Students at Jordan High gathered and contributed 607 pocket books and magazines for the Veterans Hospital, a drive that met with strong support and satisfaction on campus.

Jordan Drive Veterans’ Hospital Jordan High

Poly Girls' League to Host United Nations Theme

The Poly Girls' League advisory boards of Wilson, Jordan, and City College will be entertained Wednesday November 15 by the Poly Girls' League advisory board. Lynn Hamberger, Poly's branch president, announced the event. Refreshments will be served.

Girls’ League Wilson, Jordan City College Poly Girls’ League Lynn Hamberger Poly United Nations

Lindbergh Junior High Drives Vets Book Collection

Lindbergh Junior High led a citywide effort with 3541 books donated to Paul J. Desmond of Long Beach Post Office 15. Totals reach 18000 books with students from Lindbergh and cooperative Red Cross programs contributing. The eighth grade council led by Gary Coats collected 1142 books, and the first batch went to the Haven hospital ship bound for Korea.

OSS_cary Lef Martha Isenberg Lindbergh Red Cross Paul J. Desmond Long Beach American Red Cr Lindbergh Junior High American Red Cross Desmond Charles H. Fraser Gary Coats Eather Ben- Son Haven Hospital Korea California

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