Wilson Readies Welcome for Homecoming Alumni
1926 to 1952 alumni will be welcomed on campus during Homecoming events at Wilson. Tuesday assembly features Polytics entertainment. Thursday jam exchange. Friday game at Memorial Stadium. Two Homecoming Queens to reign, with finalists named Tuesday and winners Friday. Nancy Tilton leads activities. Student Government sponsors.
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Polytics
Wilson
Rabbitville
Poly
Memorial Stadium
Girls’ League
Alumni Association
Nancy Tilton
Jordan Boosters Begin 18th Year at Jordan High
Long Beach's first drill team, the Jordan High School Boosters, marks 18 years of service with about 119 girls on the David Start Jordan campus participating as Boosters or Boosterettes, flag girls and majorettes. Organized soon after 1934, the group was formed by Miss Thelman Steward. Officers include President Ann Bartlett and several vice presidents, secretary, hostess, treasurer, and sergeant at arms. Selected song leaders and flag girls for the year are named, with a list of majorettes and flag girls provided.
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Long Beach
Jordan High School
David Start Jordan
Jordan Group
Jeanne Coppedge
Carol Ehorn
Shirley Clemmons
Joanne Bigger
Mary Haxton
Pat Brinkerholf
Lorraine Humphrey
Phyllis Moefield
Joy Seeden
Judy Thorndike
Mary Kay Vaughn
Carole Bhorn
Jeanie Row
Merle Bean
Kathy Heikka
Diane Booth
Joan van Horne
Cheri Chesson
Valerie Cochran
Colleen Brink
Lhya
Ine Dixon
Beverly Byrne
Janelle Dunn
Janice Luther
Schlosser and Jones Lead LBCC Class Officers
Don Schlosser was elected president of the sophomore class and Charlotte Jones was named president of the freshman class. John Van Houten was elected sophomore vice president, Diane McCondach secretary and Wayne Taylor treasurer.
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Don Schlosser
City College
Charlotte Jones
John van Houten
Diane McCondach
Wayne Taylor
St Anthony Seniors Pick Blue and White Class Colors
St Anthony's seniors chose class colors blue and white and ordered navy blue jackets with white trim. A Saint bearing the numbers 53 and standing on the word SAINTS was chosen for the emblem after a student contest. Senior rings were split between large and varsity sizes, and activities include Friday events, clubs, and a Paduan debut with news and editorials.
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St.Anthony's
Thefr
Letterman's Club
Poly Talent Show Set For November Sixth At Foly High
Nov 6 date announced for the senior talent show at Foly High School. Dana Leftwick chairs the event with a Reminiscing theme. Tryouts open October 80 after school in the auditorium for all three classes. The MC will be chosen from the act committee and must compete like others. Committee members include Dana Leftwick, Dick London, Dot Slusher, Sandra Hubble, Marsh Stillman, and Chuck Acosta.
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Foly High School
Dana Leftwick
Dick London
Dot Slusher
Sandra Hubble
Marsh
Stillman
Chuck Acosta
LBCC Group Elects Leader for Alpha Mu Gamma
Officers of City College Alpha Mu Gamma were elected led by Santos Vasquez as president and Ardis Mapes as vice president with Joyce Hughes as secretary treasurer and Marilyn Robinson as historian. Drummond notes eligibility requires two A grades and one B in foreign language study. The club plans the Five Clubs Christmas party in December and supports a French university exchange by sending books and magazines.
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Alpha Mu Gamma
City College
Wesley C. Drummond
Santos Vasquez
Ardis Mapes
Joyce Hughes
Marilyn Robinson
Drummond
Newman Club Names Leaders at City College
Newman Club at City College held its first meeting of the year at St Barnabas Parish Hall on Sunday. George A. Reinhalter, sponsor, reported the group elected chairmen for the fall semester.
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Newman Club
City College Association
St Barnsbas Parish Hall
George A. Reinhalter
Jim McGreevy
Ursula Delworth
Mary Kellus
Sandra Reeves
Marilyn Crelly
Dave Miller
Mary Ann Kineen
Charles Poitevin
Ex Jordanite Leader at UC Berkeley
Robert Hamilton a 1952 UC Berkeley freshman class president elect and Jordan graduate led campus activities. He served as Red Cross rep and FY secretary-treasurer, five semesters in the California Scholarship Federation, starred on golf, earned Chick Evans scholarship, excels in English speech history and government economics, and is a Berkeley law student.
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Robert Hamilton
Jordan
University of California At Berkeley
Bob
Red Cross
California Scholarship Federation
Berkeley
Chick Evans’ Scholarship Foundation
Hob
Senior mascot works toward yearbook photo with carrot price
Poly Jackrabbit senior Jonathan C. Jackrabbit, called Johnny, paid for a senior picture permit to appear in Caerula. He bought the permit and received a photo appointment. proofs come two days later. Caerula Editor Nancy Koelkoek urges others to buy permits in Room 159 before Friday.
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Poly
Jonathan C. Jackrabbit
Johnny
Caerulea
Caerula
Jonathan
Nancy Koelkoek
Cserulea
College Debaters Compete Today at Practice Tourney
Long Beach City College sends five men’s teams and one women’s team to the Practice Debate Tournament at Los Angeles City College. Debaters include Mike Coppersmith Douglas Doss Bob Tryon Don Kehrer Jim White and others. Topic urges Congress to enact a Compulsory Fair Employment Practice Law. One City College team finished undefeated last year earning medals. this season’s debate manager is Phil Ogilvie and Mike Coppersmith.
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Long Beech City College
Los Angeles City College Today
Jeary D. Cooke
City College
Mike Coppersmith
Douglas Doss
Bob Tryon
Don Kehrer
Jim White
Douglas Drew
Jack Patterson
Matin Schumaker
Jack Owens
Kent Nicolls
Nan Davidson
Barbara Rydell
Congress of the United States
California
Phil Ogilvie
Open House Today By City College Premedical Group
Avesta Madha City College women Premedical group holds an open house today from 2 until 5 at 4432 Whitewood Ave. The program is open to women majoring in social sciences medicine nursing or dental fields with lectures by physicians and allied professional group members at meetings.
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Avesta Madha
City College
Whitewood Ave
Poly Color Day Prompts Green And Gold Campus Festivities
Polytics calls for a color day at Poly with green and gold decorations on Thursday. Students will wear green and yellow, with large cutouts of Jonathan and Judy Jackrabbit. Pom poms will be sold for color day and the following Poly-Wilson game.
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Wilson
Poly
Jonathan
Judy Jackrabbit
Marlene Barnett
Marilyn Vickers
Kent
Senator Case Attacks Truman Tactics in Long Beach Rally
South Dakota Senator Francis Case denounced President Truman's campaign tactics as the worst innuendo he has seen and predicted a broad GOP boost from a large voter registration drive. He argued reclamation programs began under Republican auspices and cited Roosevelt quotes to support Eisenhower. Case spoke at Ike Nixon readers and at the University by the Sea, with Ed Stubbs introducing him. He warned the truth squad may regroup after Truman's late campaign push. Other items note an Old Folks Radio Marathon supporting Preps 10 and 21 on November 4, plus GOP candidate Craig Hosmer addressing a Long Beach group and Lou Skeel backing Cecil King.
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Francis Case
South Dakota
Treth
Squad
Truman
Long Beach
Eisenhower
Ike
Nixon
University By the Sea
Case
Montana
Republian
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John Roosevelt
Quotatin
San Francisco
Truth Squad
Ed Stubbs
Ike-Nixon Volunteers
Victor Hugo
George McLain
Craig Hosmer
GOP
Congressinal
Townsend Group
Fifth St
Lou Skeel
San Pedro
Cecil King
Lakewood Group 5Y backs 179 million storm drain bonds
Lakewood taxpayers association members approve the county storm drain bond issue in early mail poll returns. Only one respondent opposed among 1500 opinions. Endorsements were given to Propositions 2 3 and 4 after Wilson High School principal Eaton Bemis spoke for 2 and 4 and Judge Roberta Butzaach urged backing for Proposition 3.
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Lakewood
Clarl Learie
Searle
Association
Eaton
Bemis
Wilson High School
Roberta Butzaach
Los Cerritos Municivel Caturt
Court Delay in Death Case Arraignment Held in Abortion Death
Superior Judge George Francis ordered the arraignment of Consuelo Huerta, 40, tied to the death of Mrs. Grate Lee, 23, after an alleged illegal abortion at a San Pedro home. The case shifted to October 28 as investigation and charges expand to related illegal operation charges.
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George Francis
Consuelouerta
San Pedro
Huerta
Los Angeles
Grate Lee
N. Acmona Ct
Esther Chavez
N. Arboles Ct
Lee
Har! General Hospital
Clique Francaise
Perleg i al City College
Frances Brixey
Nan Crawford
Bid of $114435 Offered to Build Animal Shelter
A low bid of 3214935 was submitted by Francis M. Lowry for the city animal shelter at 3601 E. Willow St. Twelve bids were opened in the city manager’s office. Other bids ranged from about $121,793 to $193,263. The project covers the shelter structure with alternates for fencing, garage, and germicidal fixtures, plus six bids for other jobs.
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Francis M. Lowry
Orange Ave
E. Willow St
Edwin M. Campbell
FLANS
Kenneth
Wing
Campbell
Tocrease
15Th St
San Francisco Ave
Sam M. Duff
O. L. Dahl
Julian Construction Co
Russell S. Best
Locust Ave
Tom E. Norcross
Atlantic Ave
Wallace L. Wilson
Stanley Ave
Ole Hauge
Canto Dr
Beswick Construction Co
Magnolia Ave
Burglary Sentence Set For Walter M Lackey
Municipal Judge Percy Hight ordered Walter M Lackey to appear for sentence in Superior Court on October 27 after he pleaded guilty to burglarizing the home of Charles M Thee at 1434 Cartagena Street. A second count forging Thee's name was dismissed on motion by Deputy District Attorney Thomas W Cochran.
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Percy Hight
Walter M. Lackey
Ing
Superior Court
Lackey
Charles M. Thee
Cartagena St
Hight
Thomas W. Cochran
Thee
Jordan Homecoming Climax Game With Excelsior
Jordan High School welcomes back alumni for Homecoming Day highlighted by a football game against Excelsior. Registration starts at 9 a.m. events include films, a musical program led by Carl Robertson and Sam Kosowsky, alumni assembly, and halftime queen crowning.
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Jordan High School
Boys’ League
Aluronf
Jordan
Excelsior
Carl Robertson
Sam Kosowsky
Phyllis Jacobson
Alumm
Randa Mathers
June Baldwin
Judge Desmond Council Celebrates First Anniversary
Long Beach Knights of Columbus observe one year with a full day program starting with a Mass at St Matthews Church, breakfast, and a third degree conferral at Town Hall. A 7 PM dinner-dance at Lakewood Country Club features civic and church leaders led by State Deputy Andre and includes honored guests such as Msgr. Dolan and Mayor Chace.
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Activ
Walter Desmond Council
Knights of Columbus of
Long Beach
Sere
Lakewood Country Club
St .Matthews Church
Temple Ave
Ignatius Gennuse
Town Hall
Locust Ave
George Ondre
Sain Tis
Thomas Foley
St. Barnabas Church
Walter Desmond
Alphonse J.outin
Theodore Furlow
Linner
Charles S.blank
J. MM. ‘Chilvers
Thomas
F. .O’hern
Jail Term in Rubber Theft
A six month county jail term and three years probation were imposed by Superior Judge George Francis on 45 year old former boxer Paul F. De Hate for stealing crude rubber from Berth 62. Police arrested De Hate at 6259 Broad Ave Wilmington on Aug 26 in Los Angeles after shadowing him and two companions to a Los Angeles junkyard. De Hate's companions Charles D. Greenbere and Gordon D. Harris entered innocent pleas. their jury trial is slated for Nov 8.
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George Francis
Paul F. de Hate
Long Beach
de Hate
Broad Ave
Wilmington
Los Angees
Los Angeles
de Hare
Charles D. Greenbere
Gordon D. Harris
Reymont Ave
Compton
Beany's Drive-In Opens Quick-Serve Cafe in Long Beach
A new Beany's Drive-In debuts on Pacific Coast Hwy at end Ximena Ave featuring a modern building and Beany character design. Customers may park and order at a window or use a drive-thru like service via mic on the menu board. Beany themed containers and free souvenirs greet children at the grand opening.
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Pacific Coast Hwy
Ximena Ave
Gaza
Long Beach
Beany's Drive-In
Air Fair to Exhibit Latest Craft Sunday
Los Angeles International Airport hosts its fifth annual Air Fair and open house from 10 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. free to the public with free parking. Long Beach aviation firms participate as renowned aircraft displays, jet and propeller models, and ground events showcase Convair XC-89 and other flying demonstrations by the 195th Fighter Squadron and American Helicopter Co.
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California
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Los Angeles International Airport
Pacific Coast
Kelly Field
Texas
Sacramento
Harvey Martin
Air- Oasis Ca
Long Beach Municipal
James L
Bellflower
A. L. Snaerp
Gardena Valley
Sessna
Skycrafters
Aviation Radio
Lear
Gise
Marine Helicopter Transport Group 66
Il Torat
Folk Dancers to Host Fourth Annual Festival in November
Silverado Folk Dancers plan the fourth annual festival at Municipal Auditorium on November 1 from 7 p.m. to midnight. Sponsoring groups include the Folk Dance Federation of California Southern Section, Long Beach Recreation Department, and Silverado. About sixty southern clubs invited. costumes will represent many nations. admission is free. only costumed individuals on the floor. Prominent organizers include Ruth Trutchings as program chair, Ralph Gordon as festival chair, Sam Ledel as master of ceremonies, and Om Daw as arrangements chair. Additional chairs cover square dances, art and printing, decorations, auditing, and publicity.
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Silverado
Municipal Auditorium
Folk Dance Federation of California
Long Beach Recreation Department
Silverado Folk Dance Club
Southern California
Ruth Trutchings
Three Car Crash Injures Two in Wilmington Area
Two persons sustained minor injuries in a three car collision at Sapulveda Boulevard and Wilmington Avenue. A. E. Krause, 59, of Long Beach, and Diana B. Salyer, 58, of Wilmington, were treated at Harbor General Hospital. The other driver was Howard B. Evans, 30, of nearby Seimon Avenue. Details from California Highway Patrol list Harry F. Salyer as the driver of one vehicle and Domin Baez as a police mention.
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Sapulveda ‘Blvd
Wilmington Ave
Wilmington
California Highway Patrol
A. E. Krause
First St. Long Beach
Diana B. Salyer
Avalon Blvd
Harry F. Salyer
Howard B. Evans
S. Seimon Ave
Domin Baez
Harbor General Hospital
Principal to Speak to Pi Lambda Theta
Principal Jayis Fortman of Field School will address Pi Lambda Theta alumnae on Moral and Spiritual Values Developed in Elementary Education at Wilson High School girls gymnasium. A potluck supper starts at 6 p.m. Reservations required. invitations extended to LBSC LBCC and local education clubs.
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Wirs
Jayis Fortman
Field School
Pi Lambda Theta
Wilson High School
Gymmnasi
Hue
LBSC
LBCC
Air Force Seeks 633 Officers for Active Duty Posts
Maj. Gen. Alfred A. Kessler Jr reports Fourth Air Force at Hamilton Field San Rafael invites applications for active duty starting December 1. Openings include 338 pilots 87 aircrew observers and 208 non rated officers across the force.
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Air Force Reserve
Alfred A. Kessler Jr
Filer
Fourth Air Force
Ham’ Ito Air Force Base
San Rafael
Burglary Report From Montair Street Theft
John C. Husser of 2142 Montair reported to police this morning that burglars broke a lock on his garage and stole a tool box and tools valued at 150 dollars. The burglary occurred between 8 30 p m Friday and 7 30 a m today.
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John C. Husser
Montair Ist
Blusser
Stevenson Kisses Old Friend at Democratic Rally
Poughkeepsie report describes Adial Stevenson kissing Emilie Wells of Lake Forest as he and a town attendee explained they are old friends. Wells, a Vassar student, had travelled to hear the Democratic nominees address the rally.
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Poughkeepsie, N
Adial Stevenson
Reprters
Yong
Emilie Wells
Lake Forrest
Vassar
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Raymond Arroyo
Vince Brown
Paduan
Scott+ Chalius Jr
Mary Ann Kunz
Lucky Wilson
Exposition Park Museum
Southland
Jonathan C
Jackrabbit
Barbara Smith
Joyce Brummett
Shinley
Beat Wilson
Lakewood Group
Sally Ann Johnson
Everett Demler
Gene Thomas
Jack Booth
Alumi Association
Boys of Jordan
Senone Lors
Evelyn Hemeley
Mavis Provost
Jean Smith
Worth
Knights of Pythias Hall
Activiare
Altrant
Mary Lou ‘Kirkpatrick
Naricy
Atwood
le Alumni -Association
Judge Desmond Council
Msgr
Bernard J. Dolan
Stevenson
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