Austrian Exchange Student Integrates at Millikan High
Gertrude Estermann a 17 year old senior from Linz Austria joins Millikan High as the school welcomes its first foreign student. She volunteers with GAA Cosmopolitan and German clubs, notes American slang differs from English, and attends the Mozart Festival in Salzburg each summer. She lives with Dr. Gerhard Kohn sponsor of the American Field Service and says she is proud to be a pioneer at Millikan.
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Going Steady Dilemmas for Teens in Age 15
A 15-year-old asks about dating a 19-year-old and a 17-year-old sister who wants to go steady. The father refuses, and the girl contemplates leaving high school. The piece discusses age gaps, parental limits, and teen relationship pressures.
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Advice on dating while in school and staying safe
A reader asks about going steady with a boyfriend who will soon enter two years of service. The response suggests maintaining friendships with other boys, attending school events, and showing commitment to finishing school. It encourages not rushing into a serious relationship at a young age and notes that the father may accept this approach for safety and continued education.
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Poly High names Student and Officer of the Week
Reece Marcel selected as Student of the Week at Poly High for outstanding work in the Music Department. Steve Strong named Officer of the Week, serving as commissioner of organizations. both seniors active in student government and activities as Poly plans weekly honors.
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St Anthony Clubs Prepare For Busy Year Of Activity
Local clubs including mountain climbing Ski Science and Student Council signal big plans once approvals arrive. The Homecoming game radio and intramural sports are among projects proposed with dances and other activities lined up for the year.
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Wilson High P T A Drives for 100 Percent Membership
The Woodrow Wilson High P T A runs October 8 to 15 aiming for full membership. A contest selects the five best jingles judged by Mrs. Minami, Mrs. Nosworthy, and Akira Endo. the grand prize winner gets two show tickets.
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Twelve Acts Selected To Represent Wilson In Shows
Jordan High elected new sophomores juniors and seniors with Sandy Howard Skip Lawrence Sheila Kerivan Dick Henn Phyllis Hess Dayle Hudson Frank Arundel and others taking posts. Twelve acts were chosen from about one hundred tryouts to perform at exchange assemblies with other area schools. The acts include accordion selections tango routines singing trios and pantomimes. A preview for students and teachers is set for October 16 at the Jordan campus.
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Dex Davenport
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Dayle Hudson
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Sue Chunn
Sherry Crook
Charles Culver
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Connie
Queen contest opens on Jordan campus drive
The first Queen competition of the year is now held on the Jordan campus as part of the P TA drive Jet. The goal is 2,250 memberships this year and a $12 target is noted.
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Wilson High Key Club Sells Football Tags
The Wilson High School Key Club sells football tags at five cents each to boost school spirit during varsity games. Proceeds support bringing an American Field Service Exchange Student to the Wilson campus next fall.
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New Girls Party Fetes Poly Newcomers In League
The Girls League hosts the annual New Girls Party to introduce newcomers to league activities. Features include a slumber party skit and a pajama fashion show. New executive board includes Carol Williams as president and Lana Grey as vice president. Advisory board members and representatives from Portiz Welfare and GAA are listed, with Caprice and Blue Tri FHA also represented.
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Skunk Causes Classroom Exit At Local College
Students at Northern Oklahoma Junior College fled a Friday English class when a skunk inside instructor Joe Hochdorffer's desk released a strong odor. Duane Heaver traced the stink to the desk drawer, prompting volunteers to remove the desk. One student captured the animal and took it to the biology department.
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Jordan Starts Work on Aquatics Show
Preliminary work has started at the annual Jordan water show to be staged in March by the Aquéttes. New officers include Linda Nelson president Martha Smith vice president Sue Zeek secretary Ronnie Russell treasurer and June Ebersole student director. Tryouts will begin October 15.
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Saturation Team Aids Adlai in California Victory Sweep
A group of Democratic Senators and governors bolstered Adlai Stevenson's California campaign to mobilize voters for its 32 electoral votes. Hubert Humphrey Albert Gore and others barnstormed in planes to Fresno Santa Barbara and Los Angeles while Stevenson spoke in Long Beach and coast towns. They attacked Eisenhower and touted labor and social policy aims, with Richards edging toward Kuchel in the Senate race and Californians urged to turnout.
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Twin Birth Interrupts Oklahoma City Drive In Rush
West Virginia couple Dwigh t and Marie Smith traveling to California experienced a double birth en route in Oklahoma City. The mother went into labor near a drive in restaurant and a car hop led them to the hospital. Iris Barden of Wes ley Hospital reported both newborns arrived with seven minutes to spare. The girls weighed 5 pounds 12 ounces and 5 pounds 10 ounces. The father planned to relocate his Parkersburg restaurant to Long Beach. Their five year old daughter Sandra Kay slept through the event.
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Warren R. Austin Hospital Update After Stroke
In Burlington Vermont Warren R. Austin former U N ambassador remained in serious but not critical condition after a stroke. Hospital notes late today said he slept well and had not yet regained full use, with earlier reports describing a minor cerebral spasm.
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U.N
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Luck of the Draw in Baytown Bulletin
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