Poly High elects Molly Hubbell student body president
Molly Hubbell, 25, will lead Poly High School's student government as fall semester president. Aided bycommission members including Dave Paul, Kit Curry, Bill DuBourdieu, Ed Crutchley, Ronnie Brown, Barbara Nowling, and Nancy Matti the team will organize class and club activities. Junior class heads Nay Sugiyama with Carl Malimus as VP. Marty Harris as secretary.
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Poly
Molly Hubbell
Commission
Dave Paul
Kitty Curry
Bill DuBourdieu
Ed Crutchley
Ronnie Brown
Barbara Nowling
Nancy Matti
Themnes
PQ LY
Om Mabryan
Seeetteak
Nay Sugiyama
Carl Malimus
Marty Harris
Teen Tavern
Thel
Hutch
Joanne Watson
Helene Greigo
Red Cross
Jim Fukaymoto
J Sve Rae Wil
Chamber of Commerce
Swolle
Emily Dennis
Bill Authier
Kathleen Hancock
Jack Allen
Ewards
Margie McDoneld
Corrine Buefington
Kaz Fujii
Norman Sadijian
Bursting At Seams Jordan School Faces Record Enrollment
Jordan anticipated 2023 enrollment to surge to 890 sophomores and a senior class near 463, the largest in 20 years. The campus shows minimal changes besides new trash barrels and patches of grass, with the journalism bungalow updated but lacking a phone, while the crowding makes navigation tough for returning alumni.
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Jordan
Long Beach
Camue
DSJ
Two Travel Far to Learn at Wilson High School
Contributing to Wilson High School’s cosmopolitan campus are two foreign students, Pilar Marquez de la Plata from Ecuador and Akira Endo from Japan. Pilar, a sophomore, plans to be a secretary and later an artist, while Akira studies violin with a one year visa and hopes to extend his stay through good grades.
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Sally Gartner
Wilson High School
Pilar Marquez de la Plata
Los Coyotes Dragonlas
Ecuador
Pilar
Wilson
Japan
Akira Endo
Prospect Ave
United States
Akira
America
Aliro Endo
Pilor Marquez de la Plate
Wilson High
Pep Leaders Chosen for Poly Activities
A group of 29 members will lead Poly's student body in yell songs and spirit as the yell leaders song girls and flag swingers take over their roles. Margaret Abel Clelia Flanders Sharon Dargavel Ellen Hadhlya Terry Zimm erman Patsy Jo Carter JoAnn Smith lead the group with Mary Lou Anderson Marion Hada Francine Engles Louise Lee Earline Robinson Pat Rayburs and Jann Randall as flag twirlers. Bill Bankey elected to head the yell leaders with Bod Ward Jim Subles Ernie Clark and Dolores Knox the first girl to work with the pepeters under a new rule. Dolores qualified as a top five finisher in last spring's election to become a yell leader.
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Poly
Yalls
Margaret Abel
Clelia Flanders
Sharon Dargavel
Ellen Hadhlya
Terry Zimmerman
Patsy Jo Carter
JoAnnn ‘Smith
Mary
Lou Anderson
Marion Hada
Francine Engles
Louise Lee
Earline Robinson
Pat Rayburs
Jann Randall
Bill Bankey
Bill
Bod Ward
Jim Subles
Ernie Clark
Dolores Knox
Pepeters
Dolores
Imported Tuna Dominates Week’s Seafood Imports
SAN PEDRO reports USFWS data show week of September 12 to 18 saw total tuna imports reach 3,954 tons. Of this, 1,712 tons were albacore, and 289 tons were other tuna species. This week’s receipts exceed the prior year period when 2,070 tons arrived.
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San Pedro
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
New Staff Additions and Departures at Jordan School
The Jordan school adds 22 new staff across departments. Social culture sees replacements like Miss Leong Auld for Miss Vivian Welly in England on a Fulbright. Miss Priscilla Brooks takes James Moore’s classes in Austria. Several teachers shift rooms and roles across social, math, wood, metal, and driver education.
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Dendan
Leong Auld
Vivian Welly
England
Priscilla Brooks
James Moore
Austria
Wright Atwood
Jordan
Vaughn Gordon
Stanley Larsen
DSJ
Norgert Pels
Germany
Thomas Gough
Robert Greely
Etheline Turner
Gerald Pomeroy
Edward Zavodnik
Alvin Hat Wan
Donald Hopkins
Iver Rustuen
D. R. Wilgon
Richard Brown
Joe Tantorna
James Sharp
South
Africa
Clark Bernd
Dorothy Bembridge
P.E
Frances Breig
Elizabeth Robinson
Alvin Raskaw
Lloyd Saucier
Spt Snow
Tribe Adds Catcher Grasso Eligible for World Series
Cleveland Indians place catcher Mickey Grasso on the World Series eligibility list replacing pitcher Dave Hoskins under Commissioner Ford Frick ruling. Grasso was sidelined with an injury for most of the season.
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Tribe
NEW York
Mickey Grasso
Dave Hoskins
Cleveland Indians
Ford Frick
Indians
Grasso
Weeklong Trend of Security Prices Shows Mixed Signals
Walter Sree de Jr. reports a cheerful week for workers as layoffs ease and stock averages hit new 25 year highs, with optimism on prices and housing, offset by autoworker layoffs and slow autumn business. Includes notes on factory hiring, production shifts, and market tone from experts.
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Walter Sreede JR
New York
Wovernment Statisticians
Rew
Studebaker
Kenosha
Wis
Mead
General Eleetric Co
Louisvil
Amana Refrigeration Inc
Amana
Iowa
Lawrence H. Whiting
American Furniture Mart
Manufa
Ures
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Allenport
Iron Age
U. S
Ford Mator Co
Laurance
David Rockefeller
Nuclear Development Associates
Kno
S. American Woolen Co
Future Good Says Chief of Studebaker Packard
Chicago reports Paul Hoffman Studebaker board chairman says Studebaker Packard will form a new company on Oct 1 with 249 million dollars in assets and 2 million in working capital He predicts a large market share but refuses exact targets Also outlines potential diversification into 20 to 30 non auto enterprises and plans to run 15 000 cars in October at South Bend with two shifts anticipated next year
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Dow Industrals
Menerater
Strane
Bugaboos
Chicago
Studebaker Corp
Packard Motor
Studebsier- Packard Corp
Paul Hoffman
Studebaker
Hoffman
Studebaker-Packard
Hollman
Harold S
Vance
James J. Nance
Packard
General Motors
Ford
Zidifter Whese
Studebaker Lone
Aic
UC Approves 18 Million for Campus Expansion
University of California regents approve an 18 million capital improvement program for 1956 across eight campuses. Funds include gifts and pledges totaling SL5221. major projects cover Berkeley physical sciences, Davis field labs, La Jolla salt water research, Los Angeles libraries and facilities, Riverside life science and education structures, San Francisco hospital and parking, and Santa Barbara campus facilities.
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Santa Barbara (S
University of California Regents
Santa Barbara College
Berkeley
Davis
la Jolla
Los Angeles
Riverside
San Francisco
13Th Moor Moffite Hospital
Santa Barbara
Helen Zarifes Wins Lindsay Peters Jr. Award
Helen Zarifes a 1952 Polytechnic High graduate has won the Lindsay Peters Jr. Award for American government studies at Stanford University. Daughter of Jané and Peter C. Zarifes of 4315 Olive Ave she earned the honor for outstanding scholastic achievement at Stanford. She held leadership roles at Polytechnic High including Portia Club president and Student Chamber of Commerce secretary.
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Helen Zarifes
Polytechnic High
Lindsay Peters Jr
Stanford University
Zarifes
Jané
Peter C. Zarifes
Olive Ave
Jupnors
Stanford
Roosevelt
Washington Junior High
Addit
Explosion Aboard Africana Kills One Off Lisbon
An explosion aboard the 5,000 ton Panamanian ship Africana southwest of the port of Lisbon killed one person and wounded several others, Lisbon authorities announced. The blast occurred about 250 miles southwest of Pba.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Africana
Pba
Construction Boom Seen With Record 1954 Expenditures
New York report cites Miles L. Colean forecasting U S construction spending to reach 36.9 billion this year and rise to nearly 39 billion in 1955. Through August 1954 spending hit 23.7 billion, a four percent rise, with private outlays up about one billion next year and government work up eight percent, led by highways.
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New York
Washington Construction
Miles L. Colean
Architectural Forum
Coleen
Commerce and Labor Department
Colean
Loyalty Demand Voiced Before Bar
The retiring president of the California State Bar Eugene M Price from San Francisco urged suspension of disbarment for attorneys refusing to reveal if they are Communists at the convention. Price said lawyers should be above suspicion of disloyalty. Dewitt A Higgs of San Diego was elected to succeed Price as President.
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Coronadg Wri
Tne
California State Bar
Eugene M. Price
San Francisco
Price
Board of Governors
Dewitt A. Higgs
San Diego
Named to Institute Elected to national professional society
Margaret M. Whitelye of 2429 E Broadway is named a member of the American Institute of Accountants, the national professional society of certified public accountants.
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Margaret M. Whitelye
E. Broadway
American Institute of Accountants
National Professional Society of
Certified Public Accountanta
Buyers See Uptrend in September Business Survey
New York WPi A reports a normal seasonal pickup in progress with potential gains through year end. Industrial purchasing agents foresee a quick spur then steady activity in a highly competitive market, with orders outpacing production and prices showing strength while inventories fall. Employment rises and home building remains strong in 100 locales.
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New York
Barbara Powers Heads Big Group
Barbara Powers was elected presiding officer of Scholarship Society, Wilson's largest organization. Ann Thompson will be vice president, Georgia Higgins recording secretary, Nancy Wettleman corresponding secretary, and Ken Iverson treasurer. Sophomore orientation will be the main project for the first quarter.
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Barbara Pawe
Scholarship Society
Wilson
Ann Thompson
Georgia Higgins
Nancy Wettleman
Ken Iverson
Tressier
Unclear OCR fragment on dairy eggs and poultry trade
Fragmentary OCR text references butter eggs poultry trade terms, percentages, vessels, and prices but is largely garbled. It mentions entities like Canaries and various unrelated words, offering no coherent event, person, or organization to summarize meaningfully.
Incomplete Building Permits List With Names and Sums
A fragmentary local notice lists several building permit actions and costs. Names such as Mugbee and Waller appear alongside addresses like Marvel and Lincoln. Sums shown include 130,000 and 2,000, with various contractor references and responsibilities noted.
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Marvel
M. Sompa L
Foulae
George
Iitact
George FR. Waller
Additon
Lincoln
Lao
Henna
Dwalinn
Newwart
E. Cannan
LELOE
Linton
E. Bees
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