AFL Students Impress with Football and Plastic Flowers
This two part Long Beach feature covers eight American Field Service students living with local hosts for their senior year. Fernando Trindade from Belo Horizonte Brazil excels in soccer and football culture while Eva Ringborg of Linkoping Sweden charms peers at Wilson High School with dating ease. Britt Limdal of Kungalv and Miyoko Yanagi from Tokyo share adaptation stories, fashion dreams, and classroom challenges. The piece highlights shifts in lifestyle, food, climate, and attitudes between their homelands and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernando Trindade
Belo Horizonte
Brazil
Eva Ringborg
Linkoping
Sweden
Wilson High School
Faitors
Long’ Beach- Lakeynod
Creation
New York
Kimsas
San Francisco
AES
AFS
Britt Limdal
Miyako, Yanagi
Japa
Socce Crick
Mosk Corr
Chefette Hebe Ramsay’s rise from small town to printer’s world
Hebé Ramsay, rising in the business world since the 1920s, moved from a stationary store to office work and bookkeeping at Ray Green Printers & Lithographers. Born in Algona, Iowa, she later taught in South Dakota and followed family to California. A briefOne Dish Dinner for Four recipe is included with improvised steps and ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebé Ramsay
Fromm
Hear
Ray Green Printers & Lithographers
Algona
Iowa
South Dakota
South State Teacher's College
California
Hebe
Temple Sinai Sisterhood to View New Hair Styles
The Tonehéon of Temple Sinai Sisterhood will spotlight new hair styles and wigs on February 7 at noon in the temple social hall at Seventh Street and Molina Avenue. Richard Elvidge will present wig demonstrations. Hostesses include Joseph Finkelstein, Sidney Lewis, William Miller, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Tonehéon of
Temple Sinai Sisterhood
Temple Social
Seventh Street
Molina Avenue
Richard Elvidge
Hervie Stein
WII
Rabbi Chain, Potlet
Joseph Finkelstein
Sidney Lewis
William Miller
Emery Rubin
Harold Lil ‘Yarman
Louis Schell
Ira Roisman
Edward Stark
Albert Molle
Seymour Schatze
Mary ‘Resen
Gertrude Raker
Poly High Class of 1958 Reunion Planned for June
A large Poly High School 58 reunion is planned for June 15 at the Pacific Coast Club with a dance and midnight supper. Gag awards will honor various quirks, door prizes offered, and yearbooks from 1938 may be showcased. Plans include raffles, donations, and a meeting held at the Westminster home of Mason and Jan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poly High
LE High
Mason
Jan
Nee Garner
Marriet
Paul
Bonnie Wells
Miner
Tony
Nancy Peyler
Gregory
William
Cay Castella
Randall
Kay Sutton
Critchley
Don
Jidie Russell
Fowler
Sandy Cully
Gil
Ken
Jane Hanstein
Houp
Kent
Sherry Aldred
Hazard
Kent Hazard
Albury Ave
Poly Rewnion
Wife of opera star shares world behind the spotlight
Sara Tucker, wife and partner to tenor Richard Tucker of the Metropolitan Opera, describes a life of balancing fame and family. She manages a Great Neck ranch, a Central Park view, and a New York pied a terre while handling constant calls from impresarios, managers, and fans. Her role blends diplomacy and discretion as she shields the voice and family from scrutiny, while meals and routines adapt to a demanding performance schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan
la Scala
Sara Tucker
Richard“ Tucker
Metropolitan Opera
Music Center
Pavilion
Tucker
Frances Alda Snee
Sara
Thea Entiera
Mantur
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AFL
Pat-Mcdonnell
Teas
Reat
Fernando
Lennis
Long Beach
Myron Poe
Riva Alta Canal
Catalina Shoard
The
Robert C.wylder
Iroquois Ave
Jean
Eva
Nancy
Wilson
Paris
Junio College
Britt. Limdal
Kungaly
Millikan High School
Jack Eippers
Studebaker Road
Hipes
APS
Brill
Miyoko Yanagi
Tokyo
Japan
Miyake
ATS
Mrs.-Hebe- Ramsey
Iola Masterson Society
Pete
U.S. Navy
Philippines
Sandy
Weisskers
George
Eleanor Kuding
Chica
Palm Springs
Eleanor
Bakery
Geome
Audrey
Mammoth
Sunt Valley
Bob
Linda Pfenning
Ruby
Ludwie Pfenning
Chestnut Ave
Washington State University
Pullman
Alpha Delts Pi
WSU
Crimson W
Barry
David
Cornell Medical Schools
Henry
Tufts
Richard Tucker
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