Government Class Starts at Wilson
Government class at Wilson opens the new school year with 21 students led by William Holder activities director. Third period daily, the group aims to build leadership and govern the student body. board members include Wes Yong, Fred Betts, Babs Dinsmore, Jerry Meyer, Dick Landes, Georgia Higgins, Roneli Anderson, Jacque Buer, and others in student organizations. Projects underway include orientations, homecoming, activity cards, and elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con Wigh
William Holder
Wes Yong
Fred Betts
Babs Dinsmore
Jerry Meyer
Able
Dick Landes
Georgia Higgins
Roneli Anderson
Safety
Jacque Buer
M Brown
Campani
Shirley Cooper
Junior Statesmen of America
Toby Brightman
Jobs Lennard
Landspuanert
Gilbert Bishop
Vicki Palmer
GAA
Marian Hodge
Civss League War
Ten Nelson
Patti Kozak
Becky Perry
Jerri Jalvisor
Greg Lobelell
Tom Warren
Saints Name GAA Panel Cheerleaders Begin Year
Stephanie Berger of St Anthony Girls High School started the year with new vacuity cheerleaders and GAA officers. Newly elected GAA president Dale Mennassey will coordinate with moderator LEH M and Sister Mary Matthew. Assistants include Diane Dunne as vice president and Gretchen Love as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephanie Berger
St. Anthony Girls’ High School
GAA
Tea Rac Suave
Dick Medvitz
Jimny Nolan
Tommy Neylin
Judy Ytar- Tol
Toni Guadagno
Dale Mennassey
Mary Matthew
Leh. M
Reus Thom
Sherry Weddici
Helen Jo Murphy
Mary McNerney
Diane Dunne
Aidy Yharrala
Gretchen Love
Canteens Launch First Members Drive at Poly Centers
Poly canteens begin a member drive for student recreation, led by Milehead Teen Tavern presidents Grant Heller and Joye Clark. Hutch drive officers assist with new state leadership, including Francine Engles as vice president and Matty Sloan as treasurer. Dances and pen cards are planned to boost activity at both canteens, with recent sophomore dances and upcoming events signaling closings of the drives.
Poly Homecoming Queer Election Starts Next Week
Selection of the Homecoming Day queen on the Poly campus will be held during the week of September 30 to October 7, culminating with the queen’s presentation at an assembly and a parade in conjunction with the Wilson vs. Poly football game. Ray Sugiyama is chairman of the committee. Only senior girls with Group TI eligibility may run.
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Poly
Paly‘Wilson
Loner Beach
Ray Sugiyama
Standard & Poor's
Jesses
Spe
Dow-Jones
Dow J
Concert Program 1 by Municipal Band
Fragmented OCR listing concert program items and performer names. Mentions Municipal Band, venue Cincoin Park, various sections and instruments, and a number of garbled names and phrases. No clear event outcomes or dates.
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Teal Meweh Municipal Kant
Rueone Battarre
Coschetar
Charles J. Wayne
Assiatant
Entordis Broning
Cincoin Park
Trowhang
Rughontym
Smart Renky
Teo Maret
Cheral
Qeorture
Rosin Seh
H Trombone Sale
Ox Mastiie Holby
Senthona
Penn Linx
Ciasian
Branlianntre Bennet
Orien
Satin Anderson
Raphantine Sale
Mantaserie
Bet A. Waitz
Herbert
Omaren
Sansa
Pi Paras
Winer Ninved
Eneners
German Lass In Jordan Class Sees Language Barrier Fade
Hetwig Kuster, a German student in a Jordan class near Tamburg, Germany, learns with minimal German instruction while communicating via interpreter. Born Kiel, moved to Hamburg, then to the United States with relatives. she aims to stay after completing school. She lives with her aunt in Long Beach and expresses awe at the city’s size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rew
Jordan
United States
Herwig
Hetwig
Einfelder Volksschule
Tamburg
Germany
Jeer
Kiel
Hamburg
Helwig
Long Beach
Poly Starts Rally Club On Poly Campus
First of its kind on the Poly campus the Rally Club organized by yell leader Julie Noon aims to crystallize enthusiasm at football games. After its first meeting Sept. 19 the group set a white shirt section with reserved 50 yard line seating and membership card checks. Sponsors are the yell leaders Julio Noon Jim Fukumoto Don Grummer Marian Hada and Peppy Martin with Stanton Long as Faculty advisor. The club held its first session at the PTA Milk Bowl Classic on Sept. 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poly
Julie Noon
Julio Noon
Jim Fukumoto
Don Grummer
Marian Hada
Peppy Martin
Stanton Long
PTA
Jordan Cat Council Sets Daily Student Meetings
Jordan High School in North Long Beach enlists a new staff to manage 2530 pupils this year. Ronald Fairly leads daily student council sessions addressing classroom shortages grounds upkeep and student representation. Charlene Conrad oversees budgeting with student input while Dennis Moore Beverly Bates host events. Danny Adams serves as fall semester judge and the government class aims to boost spirit expand activities and plan more pep assemblies.
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Jordan High School
Ron Fairly
Nancy Hill
Dan Adams
Charlene Conrad
Denny Moore
Bev Bates
Dennis Nelson
Boys' League
Mary Edith Cline
Girls' League
Jordan
North Long Beach
Ronald Fairly
Stuent Jeogneil
Jordan Financial
Dennis Moore
Beverly Bates
Danny Adams
Poly Wilson High School Rally Exchange Details
Poly and Wilson High Schools announce an annual exchange rally. Poly students visit Wilson campus on October 5 and Wilson students travel to Poly on January 6. The events feature pop assemblies and campus exchanges between the two schools.
Building Permits and Additions Across Multiple Addresses
A digest of building permits and additions includes numerous entries for residences and commercial spaces. Notable items cover contractors and sums for properties on Lemon Street, 6320 Lemon, Ximena, Myrtle, and Gaviota among others, with totals typically in the low thousands. The list also references an upcoming talent exchange event on campus in Room 202, scheduled for next Wednesday September 28, led by Jim Fukumoto and a named committee. Credits mention Imperial Pools and various contractors tied to dwelling alterations and new constructions.
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Paly
Gruenther to visit U.S. for eight days of talks
General Alfred M. Gruenther, commander of Allied forces in Europe, leaves Paris Sunday for an eight day U.S. swing. He will speak in Chicago on September 28 before the American Bankers Association and attend the dedication of Gari Stefan Airfield in Norfolk Nebraska with other military conference and speech engagements.
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Paris
Alfred M. yGruenther
Europe
United States
Chicago
jAssa
Tater
Gari Stefan
Norfolk
Neb
Plans for Poly High School activity period return
After a failed attempt last spring Poly High School plans to try again next month with a weekly activity period. Student government members Barbara Braid Carolyn Byrd Gary Graves Kim Fukumoto and Sue Wylie lead the effort with William Millington as adviser. The period would include fashion shows assemblies athletic events and dances and allow teachers to meet with students for guidance.
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Poly High School
Barbara Braid
Carolyn Byrd
Gary Graves
Internral Sorority Council
Kim Fukumoto
Sue Wylie
GAA
William Millington
Jordan Rally Inspires New Sophomores
Jordan High students have attended two weeks of assemblies and pep rallies to indoctrinate new sophomores with school rules and campus layout. An all school assembly outlined rooter requirements led by Ron Fairly before a Sept 16 first pep rally for juniors, seniors, and sophomores.
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Jordan
Ron Fairly
auditorTium
Evel Laer
Jordan Centeen
Cadet Corps at Wilson High Plans Busy Year
California Cadet Corps of Wilson High School, a military unit led by Sam Wardle, boasts a membership of 3. Staff includes Jerry Langston as battalion commander Robert Bruss executive officer Charles Persinger adjutant John Murray officer and Tony East officer. The calendar lists four reviews annual inspection bivouacs rifle teams a military ball and a leadership school at El Toro Marine Base.
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California Cadet Corps of Wison High School
Sam Wardle
Jerry Langston
Robert Bruss
Charles Persinger
John Murray
Tony East
el Toro Marine Base
Paul Caubin Voices in Rain At Kenthdda Farm Meeting
About two hundred weary farmers gathered for an event led by Paul Caubin in Kenthdda. heavy rain drowned much of his speech as voices cried out and the crowd struggled to hear amid the downpour.
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Ohwtor
Kenthdda
Adi
Paul Caubin
Danyer
Argentine Embassy in Bolivia Fired On
In La Paz Bolivian authorities say unknown assailants fired on the Argentine Embassy on Friday in an automobile. No injuries reported. Ambassador Alberto Salazer told Bolivian officials police have opened an investigation.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Upi
Alberto Salazer
Seven Years Navy Mail Mystery Probed at Chatham
British Admiralty officials investigated a long delayed mail aboard the destroyer Constance from 1818. The mail was found in a dark corner of the Duchess, a vessel launched in 1851, prompting the probe into how the 7 year delay occurred.
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Chatham
England
British Admiralty
Constance
Pullman Standard dispute fuels Sunday picket line in Alabama
In Bessemer Alabama a ongoing feud between a former guard and Pullman Standard Mfg Co escalates with a Sunday protest. B L McClain 31 leads a line with his wife and two children while the plant remains closed amid freight car contract concerns worth millions. Union officials urge workers to return but McClain maintains the line as locals and national officers seek to resolve the dispute.
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Bessemer
Ala
Pullan-Standard Mfg. Co
B. L. McClain
Viela
Sfeer
United Steel Workers of America
CSO
McClain
Tot Pours Coffee on Himself Causes Severe Burns
A yearold Garden Grove boy spilled hot coffee over himself Friday evening and suffered burns to the chest arms and neck. Georgie Henry aged son of Mr and Mrs Genrie Henry of 22572 Loraleen Street was admitted to Orange County Hospital in serious condition according to deputies.
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Garden Grove
Orange County Hospital
Georgie Henry
Genrie Henry
Loraleen St
Athletes Choose Officers Map Autumn Programs
Vicki Palmer is the new president of the Girls Athletics Association of Wilson High School. She has served as treasurer of FTA and president of Swimming and Diving among other roles. The GAA plans a sophomore rally, a Halloween party, and a League Volleyball Playday this fall.
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Vicki Palmer
Wilson High School
Treas Rer
FTA
GAA
Ushers
Sandraj. Wasserman
Janice Krunis
Sangy Aunt
Ming
Seholarship
Jsughomore
Sammy Winebrenner
Pat Campbell
Ida Lee Fox
Nancy Angle
Jo Wines
Vicki Toutz
Vesta
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Wilson
Saints
G.A.A
L Geleoram
Dick Thompson
Gundry
Poly High Life
Polytechnic High School
Norma Tanega
Baltic Ave
Poly Homecoming
Hetwig Custer
Poly Starts Rally Club
Cat Council
LMT
Hackett
Wiliam Botsford
George WW. Weeks
Conchant Jarksor
A Construction Co
Cums Tructor
Anthony
Joan King
Ximena
Clyde White
Thomas £. Tucker
Beath
R. Bennett
Young’ Malernsly
Neon
George F. Berer
Alamitos
Smith
Consractor
Jim
Grant
Keller
Hutch
Yell-King
Nahey Merille
Red
Cross
Marie Parliee Ve Lewin
Ava Melee
Chamber of Commerce
Cone
Tractor
Suplix
D. E. Win
Imperial Pools
Contrace
Ectrical Produets Corp
Contracte Tarey
Gruizen
Findley Corateaction
Gotrac Vetor CG
Curtla
Wilbur W. Greiner
Paul J. Prout
Mrz
Robert Rope
Dita
Elcome Homen
Harold A. Callana
Jambo
le Alteration
Gaviota
Isz
Dan- Mares A. Pilombo
Walter Barrectting
Gruenther
U. S
Walyer Breede JR
New York
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Long Jast
Hevard
General Motors
Krysler
Dun & Bradstreet
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Chrysler
Pennsylvania Railroad
Detroit
Motor Trade Journal
Ward
Automotive Reports
Ford
U.S
Congress
Siiely
General Electric Co
Lynchburg
Endientz Johnson Corp
James J
Gene) Tunney
the Trust Co. of
North America
Fresno
Ufi
Huntington Lake
Beni Paschalt
Sixth Army
Washington
Clovis
Calif
Hammer Field
Sierra
Jordan Rally
By Dave Drake
Cadet Corps
Paul
D-J Industrials
Paul H, Macgregor
E. F. Iutran
H. DE LA Chapelle Wink Fame
Weater, Jackson & Curtis
Basie
Setorth
Tot
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