Women to Launch Fall Rush Season Wednesday at CC
Long Beach City College hosts fall rush season for women's clubs led by Panhellenic president Sara Lynn. Six campus groups Ssodia NT Tammuz Theatre Nous Ramayana and Manab Jirrata present teas on Oct 5 Oct 14 with hostesses Ann Jackson Ramayana Bingy Ott TNT Lou Estron Entre Nous Pat Pinder Tammuz and Linda Platsted Mahabharata. Final tea dates and bid notices follow through Oct 26.
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Long Beach City
Callego
Gsion
Sara Lynn
Panalhanean
Ssodia
Tammuz
Gara Lynn
Ente Nous
Linda Platsted
Diane N2condach
Tammitz
Marlene Noel
Allee Pecken
Entre Nous
Gloria Walker
TNT
Nan Daviesen
Mahaberate
Y Cial
Poly Classes Elect New Student Leaders
Seniors and sophomores at Poly 12h School held elections naming Tick Lennon senior president. Sophomore Tor Mi Bay was chosen class executive, while Dag Hughes won vice president and athlete of the year honors. Jan Chaney, Washington Junior High graduate, became the sole girl class leader with a focus on singing and financing talents.
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Dudy Rupert
Poly
Lennon
Bohemian Club
Crptain
Eophomores
Tor: Mi Bay
Franklin Junior Fich
Cole
Doig Ives v
Polyites Contest Calendar Announced by Student Council
Dates and events for Poly in interclass contests announced by student pavern Trent class. High Life Intrication sales start first, Dutch membership drive set for Oct 6 16 10, a band dance Oct 10 for new members. Hutch facilities open Mon Wed Fri nights and Tue and Thu afternoons. Summer schedule changes: 0:30 to 9:30 p.m. except Fri 6:30 to 9 p.m. The afternoon sessions run 3:30 to 5 p.m. Class dues and Red Cross drive listed on term school calendar.
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Poly
Pavern Trent
Hutch
Red Cross
Class Learns Official Job
A report on Wilson's new student government structure shows the class taking on a formal job to aid the school. The function aims to provide the board more functioning time and to include other branches of student government in running the school.
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Wilson
400 Building Reopens at Wilson After 1933 Quake Repairs
Wilson marks a major upgrade this year with the 400 Building fully renovated and in use for the first time since the 1933 earthquake. The crafts and arts dome houses choral rooms, speaker rooms, a 200 seat auditorium, makeup and practice rooms, and wardrobe space. The renovation includes modern interiors, green decor, and enhanced recording facilities for radio work, with expanded classroom facilities and a sizable new choir and glee club area.
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Wilson
Ason
City College Adit Center
Ing
Radio Workstan
Jordan FTA Visits Groups on Jordan Campus
The Future Teachers of America club at Jordan campus visited all sophomore classes Tuesday to introduce new patients to Jordan and its traditions. School officers helped on six teams to explain, giving newcomers a chance to meet their elected officials. Participants included Vea Shirley Brockman Shagey Adams Team 2 Marlene Schunk Dick Heard Team 8 Molly Fishams Bob Burroughs Team 4 Nanci Mc Gina Tom Douglas Team 5 Sally J. Johnson Roger Hull Team 6 Marlene Basham Cate Fairbanks Fat Lillen Terry Schroeder
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Teachers of Americat Club
Jordan
Vea
Shirley Brockman
Shagey Adams
Marlene Schunk
Dick Heard
Molly Fishams
Bob Burroughs
Nanci McGina
Tom Douglas
Sally J. Johnson
Roger Hull
Marlene Basham
Cate Fairbanks
Fat Lic Len
Terry Schroeder
Jordan staff guests at tea
Jordan's teaching staff was honored Thursday afternoon at the annual tea sponsored by the Girls' League. New teachers introduced included Mrs. Shirley Benjam, Robert Carlberg, Donald Greenfield, Ww. Lee, George Meline, James Moore, and Miss Beverly Sching, with Miss Clara Goff and others aiding.
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Jordan
Girls’ League
Shirley Benjam
Robert Carlberg
Donald Greenfield
Ww. Lee
George Meline
James Moore
Beverly Sching
Girls League
Clara Goff
Joanne List
Marion Zinn
Girls’ League Executive Board
Long Beach Youths Sweep Ford Co Awards
Long Beach youths swept Ford Industrial Arts Awards with five major prizes and thirteen special awards among 900 schools nationwide. Winners include Fort Wayne Marquis and Herbert Gebiken and others from Hughes and Jordan Hirth, Lakewood, and Lingbergh high schools. Special gold pins awarded to numerous Long Beach entrants. judges praised workmanship and imagination. Long Beach led California cities outside Los Angeles in total awards.
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Long Beach
Ford Motor Co
James Mole
Lindbergh
Dale Gustin
Poly
Harbett Gehlman
Bughes
Earl Marquis
Hughes
Long Beach Ankles
Fort Wayne Marquis
Herbert Gebiken
Hughes Junior High
Carl Labsen
Jordan Hirth
Lakewood Junior High
James EB. Mole
Lingbergh Juric High School
James Perham
Dewey
Bam Vickers
Anah Choistensen
Don Hkaébrick
Frank Allred
Jordan
Jim Christian
Johnny Fairis
Mike Moenahen
Floyd Narlon
Ronald Somerby
Lindberan
Henry Yananu
Polytechnic
Pete Brown
Hogers
Kenneth Olson
VW Wilson
Glenn Warrick
Poly Students Return to Admire New Campus Improvements
Polytechnic High School students return to a newly expanded campus featuring a large auditorium replaced by a spacious gymnasium. The facility houses separate boys and girls locker rooms showers and offices with a still unfinished swimming pool slated for October 15. A city’s largest library opened recently with offices and classrooms and the student store building was completed last year. Landscaping and bleacher plans are pending state approval while ROTC space will be added beneath the bleachers.
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Polytechnic High School
Poly
Mary TH
Fleck
Librarien
State Division of Architecture
Carmpus
Principal Bemis Wins Strong Student Support at Wilson
Since RE. 0. Bemis became Wilson principal following A. H. Martin’s resignation, students express broad approval. Nancy Tilton praises his school spirit and openness, Bill Marmion commends his sincerity and student welfare focus, Sally Brown notes his interest in student needs, Hank Victs calls him a swell person. Bemis led Lakewood Junior High since founding.
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RE. 0. Bemis
Wilson
Nancy Tilton
Bill Marmion
Latmost
Bemis
Zehonl
Sally Brown
Faye Hank
Lakewood Junior High
A. H. Martin
PTA Teas Scheduled at Hughes School
Hughes PTA sponsorship lines up tea events on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday from 3 30 to 5 p m at the school. Executive board members include Mrs Kral Ward Howell Hall Bright Barker Walsh Combs Strong Biegler Dodworth Hodges Avery Gordon and others. Spouses of teachers and school staff will pour at the tea tables. The Wilson PTA theme is Families Growing Together. First meeting set for 2 p m Tuesday in the school library. Longfellow PTA membership drive opens Monday and runs through Thursday.
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Hughes Pta
Mmes
Steve Kral
Karl Ward
J. Roscoe Howell
D. Q. Hall
Glen F. Bright
George Barker
James Walsh
Eldredge Combs
Calvert Strong
Llizabeth Biegler
Ralph Dodworth
George Lincoln
B.C. Hraehithoyd Hodges
W. E B. Avery
George Gordon
Dorothy Healy
Hughes
PTA
Wilson Pta
Lleden
Bemis
Byinepal
Town Hall
O Pinghes
D. J. Hall
Cedar Ave
Janet Dorrans
Phyllis Striblay
Norma Johnson
Doug Baker
Slim Bracht
Donna Hall
Herbert Mattar
M.W. Johnson
Harold Shapiro
G. &. Matter
Cochairman
R. J. Baker
Gene Driskill Named Dean of Long Beach AGO Chapter
Gene Driskill was elected Dean of the Long Beach Chapter of the American Guild of Organists at a meeting in First Church of the Brethren. He is organist at Maet tel's Mortitary Chapel and holds degrees from the University of Wichita and Friends University. He served as a Navy chaplain's assistant during World War II.
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Long Beach
American Guild of Organists
Gene Driskill
Emerson Ox
First Church of the Brethren
Driskill
Maettel
Mortitary Chapel
University of Wichita
Friends Uniiversity
Wichita
Keamses
Marie Crosby
Paolo Conte
U.S. Navy
Hilarious Program Features Woman's Music Club Branch
The Long Beach Wom en's Music Club Branch staged a playful annual brunch with a mock convention. Members paraded in, pledged allegiance, and heard lengthy speeches and clowning, featuring delegates from states and territories, a guiding program, music by local organists, and a lively, theatrical nomination of candidates. The event blended humor with organized civic performance.
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Woman's Music Club
Long Beach
Womcon
Chicago
Alfred H. Durfee
Eckairmath
Cg.a. Rolifing
Cole
Charlotte Durham
Oklahoma
John O. McDonald
Wilbur Kimdell
Hugh McDuffee
Gustav Berg
Dorothy Denee Snowden
Charles F. Reed
Edder Hensper
Edward Killingsworth
Margaret Liutoma
Flr
James A. Bickel
California
Mires
Ceai J. Harris
Victor Racine
Lewis Yan
Winkle
H. Edmund Bleock
Wayne V. Royalty
Freie Green
Ehsirman Mines
Willaiou C. Launder
T. R. Scofield
Trma Jasper Akib
W. L. Spawr
Mines
District Meet Tea Tomorrow At St. Alphonsus Hall
Mrs Eva Messerschmitt of the Catholic Daughters of America announces a district meeting for the archdiocese of Los Angeles and Diocese of San Diego at St Alphonsus School hall in Los Angeles. Court St James and Camby Teresita Pines will co hostess with a day of workshops luncheon and demonstrations ending with a benediction and tea.
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Eva Messerschmitt
Iregent
Catholic Daughters of America
Archdiocese of
Los Angeles
Diocese of
San Diego
Tomorow
St. Atphonsus School Hall
Court St. James
Camby Teresita Pines
Uapatiah
Miss Gale Hatheway Weds Robert Noble in Newport Church
Miss Gale Hetheway daughter of Mr and Mrs Earle Hatheway of Laguna Beach wed Robert Derrell Noble son of Mrs Laura Noble and Frank Noble in St James Episcopal Church Newport Beach Rev Livingston officiated. The gown featured white net over satin with lace bodice and long sleeves and a lace veil. The couple will honeymoon on the coast before returning to Berkeley for ongoing studies.
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Gale Hetheway
Earle Miller Hatheway
Laguna Resch
Robert Derrell Noble
M's
Laura Lee Noble
S. Magnolia Ave
Frank D. Noble
Niagara Falls
St James Episcopal Church
Newport Ranck
Livingston
Junga
Richard Price
Ban Berrardina
Joan Noble
Ban Francisca
Virginia Bellon
Pasedena
Thomas B. Fletcher
Alson Hatheway
Laguna Beath
Diels Henderson
Mmes, Kinrley Hatheway
Ralph Batlow
Linn Roberts
Rex Honver
Hook
Butl
Berkeley
Noble
Theta Upsilon
Folytechnic High
Campus Club Luncheon at Richards Home
Members of the Long Beari Council of Women's Campus Club at Panna College enjoyed luncheon Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Ethel Richards. Mrs. Wade assisted the hostess and Mrs. WL Td. Merrill led the congenial gathering with an account of Mrs. Maymie Kryle’s Mediterranean travel.
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Charles
der. Yans
Dutfield
Prank B
Bae Lerlin
Gy M. Fowler
Ay M. Ta Gighany
Howard Hicks
eGoree Laance
John Mangold
E. K. Reinke
Michael J
Sailosit
Vernon Shepherd
Milton H, Silverberg
Henry Wall
T, White
W, Williams
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Longfellow
L. E. Budnick
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Twaine Pta Board
R.M. Bates
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H. Haines
M. B. Smith
Wilson Muhheim
George Rhodes
W. B. Melchior
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H. E. Helau
Anpisaurie Gregory
Richard Swinehart
Suditar
Mmee
Budd Finch
Frank Pyles
T. J. Gibson
Hazelle Borgerson
Wilson Chapman
Ernestine Lugasbeh
Norman Scott
Harold Shrague
Elsa Johnson
T. W. Johnson
Wiliam Keeley
A. D. Kurth
Lee Robertson
Wiliam Slang
Robert Chambers
Retting Leonard
Maurice Bugvee
KUL
Madge Lewis
Boscesa
Tony Beach
Agnes Spies
Ot St
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Uinois
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Charles M. Dorrans
Marion Barrington Pratt
Hugh AeDuffee
Gordon J. Williams
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Jacl Harris
C. O., Essley
George ¢. Morgan
Charley Ritz
Charles Royer
Puerto Rico
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Toboas
Catcalls
Texas
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Slpger
Belter
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Texas Sones
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Newport Beach
Velma Mae Holt
William F. Holt
Wallace A. Muncy
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