Jim Baker Takes Over CSF Gavel at Poly High
Jim Esker accepted the CSF presidency at Poly High as the new officers were introduced for the school year. Carolyn Carlson becomes vice president, Jerry Griffitts secretary, and Dave Duncan treasurer under CSF adviser Norlyn Dull. An initiation meeting for new members is planned, with associate members to gain voting rights after February grades. The group’s annual spring banquet will honor seal bearers. George Tracy returns as an adviser, joined by Mildred Sabotka and Paul Write.
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Poly Csf
Jim Esker
Jim
Othe
Carolyn Carlson
Jerry Griffitts
Dave Duncan
Norlyn Dullihead
CSF
CSP
Scholarship Society
Turkey
George Tracy
Lave
Mildred Sabotka
Paul Write
Commerce Club Plans Job Brochure and Trips at Long Beach State
The Commerce Club of Long Beach State College met on campus to map a February brochure featuring graduating members and job preferences. It will be mailed to industries in Southern California. Members also outlined field trips to Nasser Steel Fontana CBS Television City and General Petroleum LA. Freshmen begin a six day guidance program Monday to introduce services and campus facilities.
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Commerce Club
Long Beach State College
Southern
California
Nasser Steel
Fontana
CBS Television
General Petroleum
Los Angeles
Karl Russell
18 Poly Seniors Win Gold L's at Assembly
Poly's highest award for outstanding achievement in service to the school is the Gold L. Principal M Odie Wright presented the honorary pins in an assembly. Recipients include Lou Ann Barnett, Marlene Barnett, Margaret Beal, Connie Lu Berg, Carolyn Carlson, Carol Crosby, Jerry Griffiths, Rex Hoffman, Nikki Kahler.
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Poly
M. Odie Wright
Lou Ann Barnett
Marlene Barnett
Margaret Beal
Connie Lu_ Berg
Carolyn Carlson
Carol Crosby
Jerry Griffiths
Rex Hoffman
Nikki Kahler
Jean Ann Miller
Dwayne Poston
Margo Robertson
Sendra Ryals
Pat Sprague
Marilyn Stivers
Tsutomu Uchida
David Ward
Carl Wellard
Wilson Girls' League Opens Year With Big Assembly
Mary Snipes reports the Wilson Girls' League held a large opening assembly to introduce committees and officers headed by Tearmie Gauverich. Sophomores signed up for duties, with Sue Waddelow as vice president and Dorothy Cook as recording secretary among others. Committees include art and decoration, courtesy, dress regulation, flowers, friendship, hostess, publicity, and refreshments. The group outlines plans such as luggage day, pompom sales, a faculty Christmas tea, a dance after football games, and Homecoming help for Wilson.
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Wilson Girls’ League
Tearmie Gauverich
Meenances Ak
Jeanne
Garverick
Sue Waddelo
Jordan Hi Pupil Government Runs School’s Student Body
Jordan High School student government operates with six offices elected by peers. Roy Elzenga serves as president, Barbara Moran as manager, Arnie Schusterman host, Sheri Commeau hostess, Sharon Stinson library commissioner, and Jay Hagey as judge. Panthers football figures help shape campus life.
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Ois
Taeir
Iroae Hormer
Jnrdan Wiech School
Roy Elzenga
Sob
Panthers
Ene
Barbara Moran
Jordan
Barbara
Arnie Schusterman
Shar! Commeau
Arnie
Sheri
Sharon Stinson
Sharon
Jay Hagey
Panther
Seimester
Ken Piercy Heads Cat's Purr Staff at Jordan High
Ken Piercy, a senior with mall experience, leads the Cat's Purr staff at Jordan High as editor in chief this semester. The list includes page editors, reporters, and staff roles such as make up editor Cleatus Thompson, copy editor Sheri Gage, advertising manager Bob March, and circulation manager Diane Jind.
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Cat's Purr
Jorden High School
Purr Spirit
Ken Piercy
Vonus
Cleatus Chompson
Charles Reed
Sheri Gage
Jodi Rydell
Pat Gabel
Jackie Fields
Barbara Cooksey
Francis Pepper
Fredda Pinkerton
Wendy Hanscon
Connie Cummings
Marilou West
Sandra Chervenks
Betty Craver
Marilyn Burke
Wally Fisher
Dick Triges
Page
Norman Satterfield
Beverly Kelly
Forrest Brooker
Bob March
Barbara Belshaw
Donna Smith
Diane Jind
the Exchange
Camillia Breeding
Freshmen and Seniors Attend Orientation Tea Event
Freshmen at St. Anthony's Girls High School were put through activities to entertain seniors at the freshman senior orientation tea. The freshmen will have senior sisters as advisers and friends throughout the year, aiding their transition. Editors of the Paduan are Terry Laughlin and Joan Megaffin with advisers Sister Liguori and Brother James. The staff photographer is Vicki Cantoni and the next Paduan edition arrives Friday. The Anthonian yearbook is launching its student subscription drive later in the year. Junior Sodality committees, officers, and moderator Sister M Patricia LH begin organizing, with Helene Allison as vice prefect, Carol Hoffman as secretary, Gretchen Wenseller as treasurer, and Sue Perry.
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St. Anthony's Girls High School
Terry Laughlin
Joan Megaffin
Paduan
Liguori
LHM
James
C.S.C
Vicki Cantoni
Anthonian
St. Anthony's
Sodality
Immaculate Heart College
M. Patricia
LH. Sodality
Helene Allison
Carol Hoffman
Secret
Gretchen Wenseller
Sue Perry
Color Day and Reunion Set for Oct 30 at Poly High
Color Day and homecoming will be merged on October 30 at Poly High with alumni events led by Robert Metzger. Noted attendees include Lorraine Day Barbara Britton Jo Stafford and Spike Jones. Activities begin with flagpole registration at 2 pm, alumni tours led by student government, and Burcham Stone placed on the new field. A brief meeting and refreshments in the girls gym wrap up the day ahead of the Poly Jordan game in the evening.
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Poly
Poly High
Lorraine Day
Barbaa Britton
Jo Stafford
Spike Jones
Burcham Stone
Stephens Field
Poly-Jordan
Sophomores Elect Manzo ias President
Sophomore class officers were elected this week in the boys’ department with Henry Manzo named president Maria Munoz as vice president William Fitzgerald secretary Colleen Corkery was chosen Home Coming Queen for Monday and will reign at the game against Notre Dame Friday A sock hop homecoming dance was announced to raise funds for the Padua student newspaper Also mentioned are upcoming freshman elections and other student body offices.
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St. Anthony’s
Henry Manzo
Maria Munoz
William Fitzgerald
Om Hendricks
Colleen Corkery
Saints
Notre Dame
Paduan
U. S. Army Rifle Unit
California Scholarship Federation
Jim McEleney
Richard Mueller
Joe Remley
Red Cross Council
Terry Laughlin
Carol Hamilton
Maureen Mahoney
Don Huber
Loudspeaker Wins All American Honors in 1953
Woodrow Wilson High School Loudspeaker earns All American honors for spring 1953 with top excellent ratings in coverage depth, leads, headlines, and sports writing. Editors Rosalee Tucker and Walt Cox lead a staff including Carla Stearley Bonnie Leineymeyer Merrill Lowry Don Hazelwood Sonny Wright Jon Meyer Hank Victs with printers Lee Pretz Doug Crew Ralph Pole Deck Lacy James Schmidt Jerry Hanna Phil Benson Max Morrison and adviser John Gartner.
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Woodrow Wilson High School
Rosalee Tucker
Walt Cox
Carla I Stearley
Bonnie Leinmeyer
Merrill Lowry
Don Hazelwood
Sonny Wright
Jon Meyer
Hank Victs
Lee Pretz
Doug Crew
Ralph Pole
Deck Lacy
James Schmidt
Jerry Hanna
Phil Benson
Max Morrison
Adrviser
John Gartner
Presbyterians Elect Officers in Southern California Board
The Rev Phil W Barrett of Santa Maria was elected president of the Southern California Co ordinating Board of the Presbyterian Church. Dr Denton W Gerow of Riverside was chosen vice president and the Rev Frank von Christierson of North Hollywood became secretary.
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Pacific Palisades
Phil W. Barrett
Santa Maris
Southern California
The
Presbyterian Church
Denton W. Gerow
Riverside
Frank von Christierson
North Hollywood
End-to-End Crash Closes 50 Miles of New Jersey Turnpike
A 15 car chain reaction crash near the Newark border injured 18 people on the smogbound New Jersey Turnpike. Fog then rolled in and shifted the highway to a 50 mile closure while state police investigated and traffic was diverted.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Newark
Northboun Ane
All Dressed Up for God at First Lutheran Church
First Lutheran Church Mio announces a Sunday series with Rev. Erich V Oelschlaeger preaching at 8 45 and 11 00 in Linden Ave. Teachers and staff led by Martin Schimmerer reconsecrate for new season. Children and Sanctuary choirs provide music. Adult Bible class meets at 10 am.
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First Lutheran Church
Mio
Synod
Linden Ave
Erich V. Oelschlaeger
Martin Schimmerer
Everett Sebeldt
Fred Ohlendorf
Oelschlaeger
Novena at St Anthony's Church Honors Our Lady of Miraculous Model
St Anthony's Church begins a nine day novena for peace of soul family life and a war weary world with services led by Rev Diamond Ryan CM. The novena starts Sunday and ends October 18 with Masses and evening devotions announced by Father Ryan who will speak at all masses.
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St. Anthony’s Church
Diamond Ryan
Vincentian Fathers
Father Ryan
National Council of Churches Names New Administrator
Dr. G. Ross is elected administrative head to succeed Rev. Samuel McCrea Cavert who becomes executive general secretary of the U S Conference for the World Council of Churches on February 1, 1954. The promotion for Dr. Ross, longtime associate general secretary and former head of the International Council of Religious Education in Chicago, was approved by the council's general board in New York on September 16.
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Br. G. Ross
National Council of Churches
Samuel McCrea Cavert
U.S
World Council of Churches
Ross
National Churches
International Council of Religious Education
Chicago
National Council
General Board
New York City
Canteen Plans Big Build and PTA Push
Canteen members outline plans for a new building near the high school. A student committee is studying location and details while sophomore Don Lenzer will address the PTA for support. The canteen serves as a hub of activity with weekly hours and monthly dances, games, and events. Membership at Wilson is 56 cents at the door.
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Sempers Ct Wusuns
Foe'sle
Don Lenzer
PTA
Wilson
Japanese to Import Disputed Iran Oil
Asahi reports a five year contract to import Iranian oil between Iran and a Japanese firm. Director Juro Ishizaki of Deikyo Oil Co. says the charter agreement was signed with Iran in August and he has just returned.
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Lurlu—G
Asahi
Juro Ishizaki
Deikyo Oil Co
Polio War and Reunion Night Share Page Headlines
In Washington the defense drive continues with 76000 new railroad freight cars urged and tax write offs for bomb resistant plants. Yet markets drift and taxes linger. Ruth Eastwood, Westminster mother of three and polio survivor, dies at 35 after a return home fall.
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Westminster
Ruth Eastwood
Orange County General Hospital
Cordislo St
Frank Eastwood
Westminster District
Trend of Steel and Auto Output Reflect Mixed Economic Signals
A week of steel capacity near 95 percent with strong car production outlook. GM and Chrysler in manufacturing ramp up expected to lift steel demand, while scrap steel prices bottom and then rise. US auto output projected to reach about 1.41 million in Q4, housing starts to exceed 1.0 million for the year.
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New York
Washington
Defense
James K. Knudson
Defense Department
Russia
Treasury
Humphrey
Chrysler
Shom
Oklahoma City
Toledo
Arkansas
Midwest
Clarence Francis
General Foods Corp
Ezra Benson
Taj
General Motors
Market Outlook Sees Slower Rally After Volume Drop
The analysis notes a tentative recovery upper near 267 with 267.97 and 94.42 highs, while last week showed similar levels. It warns of exhaustion next week, a decline risk, and a volume slump from 17.4 million to 11.33 million shares as the market contends with tax selling and inventory rebuilding.
Obituaries: Charles W Chapman 59 of Long Beach
Charles W Chapman 59 of 1644 55th St. died Friday at home. Native of Brunswick Maryland he moved to Long Beach 32 years ago worked as city truck driver and belonged to American Legion Port 326 and VFW George Wallace White Post 1746. Survived by wife Mary A and daughters Dorothy Barnes and Idelia Chapman of Long Beach. Will be recited Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in Hunter Mortuary Chapel with Mass Monday 9 a.m. at St. Athanasius Church. Interment in All Souls Cemetery.
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A Chapman
Charles W. Chapman
55Th St
Brunswick
Samuel Thomas Port
American Legion
George Wallace White
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hog and cattle prices slide at midweek livestock market
Chicago AP reports hog prices plunged to six month lows as wholesale pork and dressed beef weakened demand. Cattle values fell with steers and heifers down 2.00 to 3.00, cows steady to lower, and bulls mixed. Lambs eased while sows and feeders show varied losses, with totals around 3000 head and overall declines broad across classes.
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Chicago
Sik Montha
Veeck
Revelpta
Hood
Jowest Alsce
Buteberk
Balable
Ted
Deavier
Drie
St. Muns
Poultry Market Listings with Weights and Prices
The page lists live poultry categories including broilers and other birds with weights from 134 to 2 percent and prices per unit. It notes various grades and terms like Grade AA and value indicators while mentioning stock and vendors. Names and places are partially obscured by OCR errors but indicate a local market roundup.
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Penoraseigip
Golante An
Gradh & Tayton
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Reunion
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Manzo Ias
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Iran
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H. DE LA Chapel
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Icz
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Wiliam Lee Cullison
M-Sat
Carl Cullison Jr
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Carolyn
Laura Pawik
J. J. Pilant
Morell
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