Wilson clubs start year with new members and projects
Wilson welfare and leadership clubs begin the year by recruiting new members and planning projects. Ming Leadership Club led by Denis Parsley will host Homecoming activities, assembly, and gifts for hospitalized children. New members include Janet Hall and others. Lambda Phi Welfare Club plans Queen of Hearts dances and fundraisers. Amicita Welfare Club sells pennants and promotes basketball. Key Club to organize Christmas tree sale and recruit sophomores and juniors. Demos adds members and undertakes booster button sales and banner painting for football games.
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Evelyn McGrew
Gay Prichard
Cathy Phipps
Angie Sater
Gretchen Eggert
Lynne McColloch
Sandra Saebly
Amicita
New Welfare Club
Colenydar
Juanita Cameron
Rodney Griffith
Maria Redmayne
Sez Harrachi
Ernest Muhlendahl
Ki Adamek
Seniors Set Hi Jinks for Poly Grads
The 1956 Poly graduates hold a senior hi jinks night in the girls gym on Oct 27. Tickets are sold through senior problems classes. Activities include swimming dancing volleyball and ping pong with a cooperative volleyball match as the highlight. A plaque will be awarded to the winning team and Bob Ward leads the committee with Errol Fitzgerald Emily Klein and Jim SulIes assisting. Mrs Helene Criswell advises the programs.
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Poly
Bob Ward
Errol Fitzgerald
Emily Klein
Jim ‘Sulles
Helene Criswell
Cats Launch Yearbook Amid Enrollment Surge
Jordan High School seniors this month posed for pictures for the annual Trailblazer yearbook. Photography is handled by Glen Marks Store rest for audio, with production delayed until next semester due to ongoing classes and cubs. The annual will feature more pages, a sales drive, and free copies for top buyers, with price set at 3.50.
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Jordan High School
Glen Marks
Jordan
Tantonio
Children Theatre Debut Radio Rescue Comes to Long Beach
Children in Long Beach to see Radio Rescue an adventure play by Charlotte Charpenning at the new Little Theatre on Long Beach State College campus over the next two Saturdays and Sunday matinee. Three performances daily with reduced seating for a smaller audience. Bus chaperoned trips for third through sixth graders to morning and afternoon showings. tickets 25 cents for children and 50 cents for adults.
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Charlotte ‘Charpenning
Long Beach
Little
Long Beach State College
7Th St
Veterans’ Hospital
Girl Scouts
Isaw
Radio
Siams
Twain, Gompers and
Bill
Gall Brothers Foundation
Robert KR. Yeung
New York Central
Ball Brothers
Ball Memcorial Hospital
Muncie
Ball State Teachers College
Indiana
Ball
James Whitcomb Riley
Music Theme for Yearbook Caerulea 1956
Norman Haskell sponsor Caerulea announces the 1956 yearbook theme as music. An assembly by the Caerulea staff on Nov 1 kicks off sales, aiming to beat last year’s 2,000 copy record. Price raised to 3.50 with two installments 2 and 1.50 or 3.50 lump sum. Penalty for late installment is 1.5 percent. Limited copies available for late sales.
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Norman Haskell
Poly
Caerulea
Jiyne
Homecoming Successful at Jordan High School
Alumni Day at Jordan High School in North Long Beach on Oct 14 featured a baby show in the auditorium, a luncheon, class visitation, and a Jordan Wilson football game. Jordan defeated Wilson 12 to 0. The class of 1845 was honored with notable graduates and teachers listed among the alumni.
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Jordan
Gordon Nickel
North Long Beach High School
Jordan-Wilson
Lakewood Country Club
Veterans Memorial Stadium
Wilson
Joe Santorno
Kariem Eslinger End
Ben Hopkins
World Friendship Club plans campus function upgrades
Friendship Club launches a new plan with Miss Maureen Cameron to make the Jordan Club more active. The old political club is replaced by dinners at foreign restaurants travel films and lectures by alumni. Panel Day continues with political discussions on April 25.
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Wilk
New Casponser
Maureen Cameron
World Friendship Club
Jordan Club
Clua
Norbert Peis
World Friendship
Youth Group to Sponsor Hutch Dance in Long Beach
Long Beach Youth Council will sponsor its first dance of the year on November 23 at the Foly Hutch Canteen. The council includes students from Jordan, Wilson and Poly high schools with officers Ross Strank president Bill Benky vice president Jo Elzenga secretary Polyle Franie Engels treasurer and Wil sonite Pat Parson publicity director. The officers were installed October 6 at the Teen Tavern recreation center. The group meets the third Thursday each month to discuss improvements of canteen recreational centers.
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Long Beach Youth Council
Foly Hutch
Long Beach
Jordan
Wilson and
Poly
Ross Strank
Bill Benky
Vlce
Jo Elzenga
Polyle
Francine Engels
Bruins Pick Magazine Eds At Wilson High
Recently chosen at Wilson High were staff members of La Puente, the traditional literary magazine. Nancy Plumb named editor in chief with Norman Rosenblatt co editor Joe Beaton Jane Lifflander fiction editors Mary Allee Morgan Paula Self article editors.
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Wilson High
la Puente
Nancy Plumb
Norman Rosenblatt
Joe Beaton
Jane Lifflander
Mary Allee Morgan
Paula Self
Sandra Grant
Leta Meyers
L Luana Gregory
Lewis Brehears
Marilyn Walker
Vallery Miner
Melvin Cutron
la 'Vu
Chimney Repair Project Claims Two Lives at Lincoln Elementary
Two men died in a chimney repair incident at Lincoln Elementary School. Leland Frost, 21, was electrocuted while dismantling scaffolds, and Clifford Carson, 24, died last October after falling from the school roof. Authorities cited contact with electrical wiring as the fatal cause. The two incidents occurred within six days on the same project.
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Run Morgan, Cole
FAA
Lincoln
Leland Frost
Frost
Clifford C. Carson Oy
LDS Leader McConkie to Speak at Long Beach Stake Conference
Bruce R. McConkie of the First Council of Seventy will preside at the Long Beach stake quarterly conference at 1140 Ximena Ave. He is listed to speak today at 4:30 and 8:30 p.m. and Sunday at 1 a.m. 2 p.m. and 6:50 p.m.
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Bruce Redé McConkie
First Council of Seventy
The
Cureh of Jesus Christ of Latter- Day Saints
Esst
Long Beach
Ximena Ave
Ravenous Rupert Ends Run Eating Pets in Billings
Billings Montana pet shop owner declares Ravenous Rupert the Rac eon has been finally recaptured after a feeding spree that included a parakeet two canaries a white rat and 12 baby alligators just arrived from Louisiana. Forensic owner Dave Drum laments overturned cages and feathers while admitting he paid 36 dollars for the alligators.
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Billings
Mont
Rupert
Raceon
Dave Drum
Louisiana
Drum
Coors
Saarland plebiscite sparks cross frontier accusations
The Saar plebiscite debate pits pro Europe forces against pro German groups trading charges of trickery and treachery. Hoffmann and opponent factions claim the other seeks to mislead voters as frontier guards seal exits ahead of Sunday’s vote on Europeanization or retention of autonomy with France ties.
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Saar Vpi
Sser
Saar
Johannes Hoffmann
Europe
Germany
Hoffman
Konrad Adenauer
France
Low Muncie
Ind
George Bered
A. Ball
Prea Brothers
Luxjar
Canembourg
Saarning
America
Ball
Ball Brothers € O
Buffalo
N. Y
Edmund B
Frank Co. Ball
Je” Or “Nein
Western European Union
WEU
Planes Brought Home for Senators Deny Requesting Flight
Three U S senators and Kilgore returned from a European inspection tour aboard a special aircraft amid denial they asked for the transport. McClellan Stennis and Chavez disputed reports of demanding flights, while officials cited cost saving versus regular MATS travel. The trio had been inspecting U S defense aid in Europe, arriving from Naples after travel through Britain France Italy Turkey Lebanon.
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Jordan
Egypt
U. S
Wash-la
Ington
Zaragoza
Spain
Europe
McLellan and Stennis
Iplane Mundey
Kilgore
United States
Wadrid
Sens
McLelien
D-Ark
Stennis
D-Miss
Paris
Sen. Chavez
D-Nm
Chavez
Air Force
Air
Washington
MATS
Military Air Transport Service
McClellan
Robert Tripp Ross
Pentagon
Tripp
Appropriations Committee
Lie Defense Department
Sen. Kilgore
D-Wva
Naples
Britain
France
Italy
Turkey
Poly Open House Showcases Howard Hicks Art Gallery
Poly invites parents to the Open House next Tuesday October 23 from 7 30 to 10 p m in the sterium Special PTA meeting at 7 p m will outline the program The highlight is the Howard Hicks Art Gallery display under Carolyn Corsine showing portraits of student leaders campus clubs and school publications
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Poly P T.A
Elsa Warner
Walch
Howard Hicks Art Gallery
Gallery Club
Carolyn Corsine
John Thomas
Burnett St
Perparaton
Trash Barrels Spark Town Society Charity Night
Fancy trash barrels draw Pantherville Beach Squatters Society interest this week. Rho Sorority earns praise for transformation and will cover the costs as a public service to Jordan High School. Barrel painting spree ends with dinner hosted by Kappa Sigma Chi at Apple Valley Steak House on Oct. 2.
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Pantherville Beach
Rho Sorority
Jordan High School
Kappa Sigma Chi
Apple Valley
Afghanistan to Get Arms Hint From Moscow Broadcast
Moscow radio hinted that Afghanistan may soon receive Communist arms from Czechoslovakia. The report notes Afghanistan’s feud with pro West Pakistan and Pakistan’s ties with the West, including a mutual aid pact with the United States.
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Afghanistan
London
Moscow
Pakistan
Czechoslovakia
Egypt
Middle East
Israel
Asia
Russia
United States
Iran
Across 4 List U.S. Presidents in Hoover era riddle style
A playful puzzle listing U.S. presidents and biographical hints, matching names to clues like Herbert Hoover and other era terms, with scattered references to places and titles. It appears as a newspaper word game page segment featuring definitions for across and down entries.
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