Popu lar records blur lines of music and humor in era
A discussion of changing record labels from pure music to novelty items with jokes and silences. Mentions Green Christmas Tom Dooley and humorous tracks. Notes Peanuts book series and Charley Brown adaptation as new music. Covers The Coasters Ballad of Barbara Graham and Vic Tanny era rhythm and blues trends.
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Green Christmas
Mr. Grillan
Tom Dooley
Charlie Brown
Charley Brown
Coasters
Charles Shhulz
Harbara Graham
Wall
Norman
Dealey
Death Row
Vic ‘Tanny
Fats Domino
New Orleans
Social clubs to contest campus service award
Jordan High School plans a service contest where social clubs Delta Aisha Sigma Rho Zeta and Phi Sigma compete for a trophy. The student government and social club council aim to boost school service by organizing projects and recognizing top club involvement.
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Delta
Aisha Sigma Rhoizeta
Phi Sigma
Jordan High School
Socia Club Council
Ram Orators Sweep Local Legion Contest
Millikan High seniors led by Carol Wells win all four places in the local American Legion Oratorical finals held at the Veterans Memorial Building. Topics covered include Privileges and Responsibilities of an American Citizen as contestants prepared four to six minute talks after a five minute prep with no notes. Carol advances to district finals with harbor area finalists on March 13 at Bell.
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Linha LA Belle Carol Wells
Millikan High
American Legion
Veterans Memorial Build Ling
RAMI
Wtiam Crouchaird
Firik Rutlit
Foreign Exchange Studentstrom Norway
Neal Metal
United States
Carol
Bell
Kenny Bond Wins Student Presidency Despite Busy Campaign
Kenny Bond is elected student body president at Vat Poly, pledging stronger government and more outside activities. Senior officers for next semester are President Steve Scarson Vice President Dee Andrews and Secretary Jean Bennett. Junior officials Tom Sisk Willie Brown Virginia Beinick. Sophomores Ruby Tada Anna Cums Robyn Atkinson. Commissioners named include Cheryl Wethy Judy Emery welfare Ralph Ridgeway arts Henry MecDean cafetyst Harry MecDean? (Note: OCR ambiguity)
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Kenny Rod
Vat Poly
Kenny
Steve Scarson
Dee Andrews
Jean Bennett
Tom Sisk
Willie’ Brown
Virginia Beinick
Ruby Tada
Anna Cums
Robyn Atkinson
Cheryl Wethy
Judy Emery
Ralph Ridgeway
Harry MecDean
Ron Bloom
Barbara Marshall
Kasey Jones
Commission
Millikan High Student Body Elections Report
Jim Cook elected president of the Millikan High student body with Bruno Prochaska as vice president. Other winners include Lynne Winnik secretary Francia Self publicity chair Jenn Oehler boys athletics chair Nelson Harris entertainment co-chair Dayne Miner entertainment co-chair Eiic Rullin titles chair. Also elected to the board are Ken Kawaichi vice president Shirley and Linda Bosking secretary Ress second vice president. Junior class victors include Don Lester secretary Sheila Hess Young president Sue Chris d treasurer Eddie Stopher vice president and Mel Immussen Loase secretary.
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Lonnin Tourney Roger
Rhoades
Millikan High
Bruno Prochaska
Lynne Winnik
Francia Self
Jenn Oehler
Lr Boys’ Athletics
Nelson Farris
Dayne Miner
Tman ’ of Entertainment
Eiic Rullin
Ad Titles
Darlyne Woorwakl
Wer Cook
Jordan Hi-feeny
Neil
Meyer
Ken Kawaichi
Shirley
Linda Bosking
Ress
Dhnt
Don
Lester
Sheila Hess
Young
Sue Chrisd
Eddie Stopher
Mel
Immussen
Reddick
iLoase
Arya
Style Parade Frock Brings Spring Dress Trends
Robbie Seman of St Anthony's High School models a vivid spring dress by Gigi of California from Pavey's. The cotton frock features wide skirts with bouffant petticoats, a square neckline, short sleeves, and a bold floral panel from neckline to hem, highlighting new stripes and color prints in blue lavender pink black and white.
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Robbie Seman
St. Anthony’s High School
Gigi
California
Pavey's
American Ave
Two Girls Win Awards in Local Homemaking Contest
Betty Crocker homemaking contest awards named two local winners this week. Mary Kay Gish led seniors at St Anthony Bligh School with the highest score, while Joanna Biggerstaff triumphed at Jordan after competing among 75 entrants. Gish aims to follow Pat McMahon of St Anthony, a state finalist and national third placer last year.
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Betty Crocker
Mary Kay Gish
St. Anthony’s Bligh School
Joanna Biggerstaff
Jordan
Miss Gish
Pat McMahon
St. Anthony
Miss Biggerstaff
Lakewood Rocket Society Announces Planned Firings
Lakewood Ffigh's branch of the Pacific Rocket Society announces plans to design study and build rockets. It plans to fire two rockets in February one at 8 feet tall and 16 pounds the other at 15 feet tall and 96 pounds. Location for firings is Mojave Desert alta according to chairman Bob Walters.
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Terry Kouns
Lakewood Ffigh
The
Pacific Rocket Society
Bob Walters
Mojave Desert
Alta
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