Freshmen Welcomed by Seniors at St Anthony's Tea
Freshmen at St Anthony's were welcomed by seniors with a tea closing initiation day. Hostesses served cookies and tea while a piano solo by Eileen Jaska entertained. Gifts were given to each freshman by senior sisters as a prize for good sportsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony's
St. Anthony’s
Mary Ann Daley
Mary Jo Morris
Janet Greenlee
Kathleen Brunet
Eileen Jaska
Henry Bisnar
Doris Redding
Perry Carter
Janet Galvan
al Tossas
Janet
Doris
Perry
Marcia Robinson
Raylene
Laughlin
Connie Bisnar
Jean Nelson
Mary Jane Frey
Barbera Taber
Dolly Sturges
Donna ‘Esi
Photo of Owner Seen Ending Sale of Student Cards
A. H. Martin, Wilson principal, states there will be no more traveling student body cards this year because each card carries the owner’s photo. The plan arose after last year’s excess of over 200 cards compared to enrolled students. Cards were sold yesterday during the section period. noncompulsory to buy, they grant student rates on Wilson activity tickets and a free issue of the school paper udspeaker.
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Wilson
A. H. Martin
Poly Adds Photo To Cards For Student Ids
Poly introduces photo ID cards for all students featuring owner photo and name. Cards will be shown to enter Hutch meetings and other activities and may grant ticket reductions at college and professional games where available.
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All Poly
Hutch
Young Finn Seeks Pen Pals at Long Beach City College
Finland source Tage C Jensen writes to Long Beach City College pupils seeking pen pals aged 19 to 21 from good families to exchange letters. Students Ruth Bellows and Martyn Mulholland say they will reply, hoping to share accurate views of America near the Iron Curtain and correct misconceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finn
Long Beach City College
Land
Jensen
Ateneum
Tage
C. Jensen
Helsingfors
Finland
America
Ruth
Marilyn
Iron Curtain
Marilyn Mulholland
Ruth Bellows
Long Beach City
U. S
Tage C. Jenan
Hainfors
Arctic Circle
Hich Tage
Long Beach
Helsingfers
City College
Poly C. of C. Plans Community Netes
The Poly Chamber of Commerce service club aims to acquaint the community with the school and vice versa. Goals for the year include a Homecoming Day for alumni, a sophomore speaking contest, and preparations for an annual event. Officers are Judy State president, Helen Zarifs vice president, and Jackie Blattlot secretary. Meetings are every other Wednesday at 2 am in room 932 and are open to Student Body members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Poly
Judy State
Yeserday
All Poly
Helen, Zarifs
Jackie Blttlot
Miss State
Sophs Celebrate Sophomore Week at Jordan High
Jordan High School observed Sophomore Week from September 25 to 29 with activities for new students. Highlights included one period of football films, an assembly for ninth graders, and treats like ice cream and free entries to a Hi-Teen Canteen event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan High School
Banther Cuba
Bartic
Redondo
L B High School Orchestras Play Fair Engagement
Ninety players from the orchestras of Polytechnic Wilson and Jordan high schools will perform a program at the Pomona Fairgrounds today with two shows at 1 00 PM and 5 00 PM at the Special Events Pavilion. The group is directed by S H Kosowsky and features singers Marilyn Horn and Mallory Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polytechnic
Wilson
Jordan
Pomona Fairgrounds
S. H., Kosowsky
Marilyn Horn
Mallory Walker
Poly P T A Sets Member Drive Theme Be One In A Million
The annual Poly P T A membership drive runs the week of Oct 16 with the theme Be One In a Million. Classes reaching 100 percent or more of their membership will receive a full length feature movie during school hours in the Fay auditorium. Monthly PTA meetings will follow the year’s theme How Education Here Meeting the Needs of American Youth.
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Poly Parent-Teacher Association
Fay
P.T. A
Wilsons League President Sees Busy Year Ahead
Polly Garverick, president, announces the Walaa Girls League has appointed 13 committee chairmen for the 1950-51 term. Officers urge all girls seeking chairmanships to file in the vice principal’s office as the advisory board selects posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walaa Girls' League
Polly Garverick
Girls’ League Advisory Board
Alice Green
Margie Kennedy
Janice McCormick
Sharon O’marrow
Sally Taylor
Mary Frost
Nancy Bricker
Jo.Southgate
Safety
Shirley Gerber
Carol Noble
Erlene Wackman
Joyce Mills
Pat Hanbery
Joan Stein
Charlotte Snyder
Mary Jane Williams
Doris Mann
Carol Jean Davis
Delores Acosta
Alice Heckendorf
Sophomore Bureau of Investigation
Fat Graham
Wilson Pepsters First Workout At Mik Bowl
Wilson's newly elected pepsters performed for the first time at the Mik Bowl last Tuesday night. The group included flag girls Diane Cox Kathy Cunningham Marilyn Hammer Jeanette McDonald Fredna Moore alternates Lindsay Campbell and Paula Basso, song leaders Patsey Hoeven Charleen Jones Marilyn Looper Jere Smith Alice Snebly alternates, cheerleaders Charles Dixon Larry McIntyre Dave Rosenthal Gary Thomas and alternate Jerry Block, majorettes Charleen Nelson Betty Peterson Louise Rodwell Dianne Scott. Booster club members will now sign up to try out for positions and practice during PE class. Previously practices were before or after school. The song flag and cheerleader finalists performed before the student body while majorettes performed before the band and Nicholas Furja n ick band director.
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Wilson
Diane Cox
Kathy Cunningham
Marilyn Hammer
Jeanette’ McDonald
Fredna Moore
Lindsay Campbell
Patsey Hoeven
Charleen Jones
Marilyn Looper
Jere Smith
Alice Snebly
Alter
Paula Basso
Charles Dixon
Larry McIntyre
Dave Rosenthal
Gary Thomas
Jerry Block
Nicholas Furjanick
Student Leagues Install New Chiefs at Jordan High
New student leadership at Jordan High School installs boys and girls league officers. Boys leader Al Brown is president with Jim Ingram as vice president and Tom Greer as secretary. Girls officers include Olivia Judge president and Betty Schultz vice president. First meeting set for Wednesday October 4 with a tea for faculty planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan High School
al Brown
Jim Ingram
Tom Greer
Olivia Judge
Betty Schultz
Carole O’bergh
Shirley Goodive
Wilson Magazine Nets Top Honors in Contest
The 1950 La Fuente Wilson High School magazine earned a first class rating from the National Press Association scoring 955 of 1000 with praise for excellent poetry original cartooning and good planning. Editors Virginia Bois John Orr and Mike Sullivan produced the prize winning edition with staff members listed and plans under way for this year.
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Woodrow Wilton High School
National Editorial Association
Joe Anne Loomis
Heanor Brucefront
John Orr
Virginia Woods
Mike Sullivan
Wilson
National Press Association
The
Scripters Writing Club
Virginia
Teachers Club Officers Take Part in Meet
Eleven members of the Long Beach City Teachers Club will spend the weekend at the annual leaders conference at Camp Seeley. Laura Bassett will head the group and be joined by Noble Hines Harold Sprague Marion Smith Russell Sprong C. Douglas Barnes Enid Schmidt Elizabeth Fox Josephine Burgess Vernon Nielsen Harvey Wilson.
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Long Beach City
New Poly Majorettes Demonstrate At Pep Assembly
Newly selected majorettes Joan Warner Carolyn Buffalo Myrna Bucher Shirley Kraemer Patty Johnston Carolee Frush Beverly Tischofer Jeanne Wakatsuki introduced at yesterday's Poly pep assembly. They performed a high stepping demonstration before the student body. The event also honored the San Diego vs Poly game to be played tonight at Stephen's Field.
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Poly
Joan Warner
Carolyn Buffalo
Myrna Bucher
Shirley Kraemer
Patty Johnston
Carolee Frush
Beverly Tischofer
Jeanne Wakatsuki
San Diego
City College Roster Over 7000, May Increase
City College reports enrollment near 7000 with potential gains after six weeks. While ten Southern California junior colleges show a general drop of about ten percent, Long Beach City College maintains one of its largest rosters in history, contrasting with declines at many nearby campuses.
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Southern California Junior College
Long Beach City College
Southern California Junior Cal Association
East Los Angeles
Mt. San Antonio J. Co
Los Angeles City College
Riverside
el Camino
San Diego
Glendale
Fullerton
Pasadena
Ventura
San Betrardino
Santa Monica
Poly Hutch Club to Open Member Drive Next Week
Poly Hutch Club announces a member drive launching next week led by president Dick Riedman. The Hutch, opened near term end, offers snack bar television ping pong shuffleboard pool dancing and games, inviting Poly and other schools to join for 50 cents for a six month membership promising friendship and good times.
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Poly Hutch Club
Hutch Club
Dick Riedman
Poly Club
Hutch
Pres. Riedman
Poly
Riesman
Knowland Foresees Big Defense Bill
In Los Angeles on September 20, Senator Knowland forecast a large defense bill. He stated Congress will vote on about 10 billion of the plan when it reconvenes, outlining expectations for significant military funding and policy measures.
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Knowland
Los Angeles
Jowland
Congress
Five City College Leaders to Attend State Meet
Long Beach City College announces five student leaders will attend the California Junior College Student Government Council state convention on October 27 in Sacramento. A. S. B. President Mason T. Kight leads the delegation with Lyla Sullivan Betsy Buffalo Paul Richards and Wayne Piercy joining. The cabinet aims to discuss student government issues and Kight is also named one of four chairmen for discussion groups. Betsy Buffalo is appointed group parliamentarian for the event.
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Long ‘Beach City College
California Junior ‘College
Sac i Tamento
Mason T. Kight
Lyla Sullivan
Betsy Buffalo
Paul Richards
Wayne Piercy
Mason
Compton
Fresh Woman Elected At Long Beach City College
Joan Campbell, 17, of 32 Roycroft Ave, was elected freshman representative to the Associated Women Students of Long Beach City College this week. Five other candidates were nominated for the post. Also sworn in were Bill Millington, Wayne Piercy, Betsy Buffalo, and Stanley Smith as new AWS cabinet members. Bob Griffiths named as new vice president.
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Joan Campbell
Roycroft Ave
Associated Women
Long Beach City College
Helen Tripeny
Judy Walker
Jackie Clayton
Jere Stovall
Marilyn Baker
Associated Student Body
Bill Millington
Wayne Piercy
Betsy Buffalo
AWS5
Stanley Smith
Associated Men Students
Bob Griffiths
Poly Wilson Dance to Beat Coast Club
The annual Poly Wilson Dance will be held on October 14 at the Pacific Coast Club following the football game between the two schools. The Delphi Club runs the event each year with semiformal dress. bids described as black suede with a Delphi insignia. Don Patterson serves as club president.
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Poly-Wilson
Pacific Coast Cub
Delphi
Twoschools
Don Patterson
Bill Harris Named Head of Scholarship Society at Jordan High School
California Scholarship Federation members at Jordan High elected leaders for the coming semester. Bill Harris is president, Shirley Hamer vice president, Carole O’Bergh secretary, and Merle Anderson treasurer. Harris is a senior active in Boys’ League public speaking and varsity football.
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Bill Harris
Jordan High School
California Scholarship Federation
Shirley Hamer
Carole O'Bergh
Merle Anderson
O’bergh
Girls’ League
Future Teachers of America
Norma Baker
Donald Hart
Anderson
Lolita Moody
Louis Barber
CSF
Jordan
Jordan C.s.f
Merele Anderson
Norms Beker
Alan Bradshaw
Bobby Browning
Bert Class
Joe Comiske
Gary Cottrell
Earl Denes
Bib Olik
Ellen Dooley
Don Ecrot
Dixie Lee Erickson
Irene Errett
Jimmy Fisher
Barbar
Shirley Goodloe
Jim Graham
Bob Hamilton
Helen Harman
Sandy Hay
Marlene Hecht
Date Johnson
Jo Ann Keaster
Joanne Lauer
Shirley McCafferty
Arlyne Milbrad
Shirley Aulligan
Ed Nikkola
Patricia Nicely
James Pierce
Carol Pridy
Ethel Roff
Loretta Randall
Betty Rasks
Alva Rehfuss
Patty Richards
Bette Schutz
Siebert Knight
Ken Smith
Betty Smits
Lawrence Strom
Gladys Stern
Don
Clark Leslie Heads Scholar Group of Poly
Clark Leslie leads the scholar group at Polytechnic High School with officers including Jesalyn Pesante as vice president and Barbara Peck as secretary. Sophomores from junior high schools join as associate members of the California Scholarship Association at Poly, listed by their former schools and including many named students across multiple sections.
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California Scholarship Association
Polytechnic High School
Menior Clark Leslie
Jesalyn Pesante
Barbara Peck
Mary Atkinson
Lynn Hamburger
Doreen Bradley
Poly
CSF
Jordan Dramatic Club Elects New Officers for Upcoming Term
The Marquettes dramatic club at Jordan High School elected Helen Hood as President Arlis Proctor as Vice President and Earl Denes as Secretary Installation was led by Nancy Dollinger Acting for Jordan's Troupe 4 of the Nations phospines The new officers welcomed by the drama sponsor and a short business meeting planned the initiation for Tuesday Oct 9 Six members Carol Baker Mac McDaniel Don DiMarzo Mary Morris Client Burks and Joan Davis will become associated members at the initiation ceremony
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Marquettes
Jordan High School
Helen Hood
Arlis Proctor
Earl Denes
Nancy Dollinger
Jordan
Troupe
4 of the Nations Phospines
Bescome
Marquette” Club
Carol Baker
Mac McDaniel
Don DiMarzo
Mary Morris
Client Burks
Joan Davis
Poly Group Hopes for Yule Gifts for Greek Boy Ward
Poly's welfare organization Portia funds Christmas shopping for 5 year old Thomas Farmaklis of Kozani Greece. Adopted through the Foster Parent Plan the boy's care is financed by donations from Poly students and branch offices across Europe and beyond with a yearly drive to raise 180 dollars for upkeep.
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Mee
Poly
Portia
Thomas Farmaklis
Tommy
Kozani
Greece
Clara Cramsey
America
Roger Kayman
France
Wew
England
Tealy
Belgium
Holland
Poland
Slovakia
China
New York
Poly Literary Students Revive Acacia Group
Poly High School students restart the Acacia writers club to publish their magazine Acacia. The group aims to produce literary works, improve authorship knowledge, and publish student writings with staff including editor Shirley von Kieinsmid and adviser roles across editing and business operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poly
Acacia
Writer's Club
Shirley von Kieinsmid
Mery-Jo Johnson
Charleen Petersen
Eileen Warren
Louise Blair
Doreen Bradley
Jean Benyon
Edgar King
Ann Riedman
Florence Neimes
Driver Education Becomes New Poly Course
The article notes a new driver education classroom course at Poly Schools aimed at sophomores. It teaches traffic rules and regulations with practical driving components to help students learn dos and don'ts on the road.
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By Theresa
Nicky) Smith
Bryan Hodgson
Ong Beach City College
Artic Circle
Tage C. Jensen
Helsingers
Fin
Poly C. of C
L. B. High Schools
News of
Wilson‘ League
Chiefs
Wilson Magazine
Anne Loomis
Teachers Club
Meet
New Poly
C.C
Coast Club
By Bob Wright
Clark Leslie
Washington
Dorothy Alen
Nancy Allen
Patricia Berry
Frances Benjamin
Katherine Bostwick
Barry Brooker
Leonard Brown
David Bullock
Dorothy Camplin
Sandra Charrlin
Barbara Cobb
Kay Corlew
Diane Daniel
Barbara Dobbins
Marilyn Eifert
Bob Fletcher
Sydney Foster
Lewis Gibbs
Jojanne Graetzer
Lola Gray
Irene Gitseman
Donna Halsey
Mary Jane Havens
Burke Kaplan
Don Leyman
Rosalie Lorenzen
Sylvia Mason
Shirley Matheny
Mike Meall
Bertha Miller
Trene Miller
Marylou Peterson
Vernon Pickenpaugh
Sheron Roach
Annabel Roseman
Gwen Schriver
Hiroyoshi Shimono
Sandra Speers
Barbara Stevenson
Glenda Stewart
Janet Stultz
Betty Lou Thacker
Marilyn Tower
Penny van Dorfer
Frankl
Allan Austin
Marion Boatroff
Roger Brown
Charles Corley
Margaret Kay Dargravel
Shirley Dower
Nancy Kockkoek
Charles Newmyer
Vergie Olson
Ruthgain Beieke
Barbara
Annette Barron
Cheryl Bergstrom
Joyce Hrummett
Neil Cunningham
Sally Darrow
Albert Eddow
Sandra Hardin
Glenda Hiptchupaohs
Jan Ishii
Done
Ramona Linebaugh
Dick Lon Gon
Janice McPherson
Kay Parker
Leroy Reynard
Karal Ann Skidmore
Frances Tanikawa
Mary Taoda
Valjeanne Worth
Jordan Dramatic Club
Poly Group
Poly Literary Students
Acacia Group
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