Wilson High names fall student officers and award winners
Wilson High crowned fall student body officers with Bernie Wethington as president and Sherry Drake as vice president. Other winners include Dori Hartman and Kathy Guiver as governors, Pam Lewis as rally chair, and Betsy Rathbun as secretary. Multiple scholastic honors and scholarships were awarded to seniors, with performances by the Randy Kemner Jazz Trio and plans for a Hollywood Bowl appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Bernie Wethington
Sherry Drake
Pat Lenehan
Dori Hartman
Kathy Guiver
Dave Haldane
Lynn Gischeider
Rick Hre- Ra
Daren Wilson
Pam Lewis
Will Iineberger
Colorful sheath featured by Betsy Bucitaster at Judy R's
Judy R's at 3240 Angheim St features a semtfitted yellow Swiss dress styled with white lace edges and unlined sleeves. Turkish student Nergiz Savran models the piece, accented by an orange rib bow at the seam and a matching Italian hat and purse selling for $25.85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Bucitaster
Judy R's
Angheim St
Millikan
AFS
Turkey
Nergiz Savran
Belmont Lane
The Leaves Open With Top Tune by Jon Bethea
The Leaves rise in the pop music scene with their self written track Rey Joe gaining early traction. Jon Bethea notes the tune as a rebound sound shaping their musical direction and audience appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonn Bethea
Rey Joe
Beatles shift away from early style toward Yardbirds trend
The Beatles show no comeback song as they drift from their classic hits. A new Swinging Medallions disc Double Shot echoes Gary U.S. Bonds and tops Long Beach high school surveys at Wilson Poly and Millikan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swinging Medallions
Gary
U.S
Bonds
Long Beach
Wilson
Poly
Millikan
Millikan High Plans Senior Square and Honors
Millikan High School moves forward on Senior Square with plans for shade, landscaping, and a perimeter boundary to improve senior eating and social areas. Funds come mainly from the Class of 1966 with support from Achates. graduation plans and a new backdrop are also highlighted. National Forensic League success at the Davis Girls States event is noted, with several Millikan students winning top honors in oratory and speaking events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach Museum of Art
Bruin
Ellen Warden
Creative Arts Classias
Ellen
Wilson
Willie Cassie Berrisford
Rick Brega
Roger Farm Moore
Daren Wilson
Barry Jetton
Tina Post
Kathy Riley
Milika High School Aalts
Mike Scott
Inet
de Ss
Sefior Square
Achates
Orm
Millikan High
National Forensic League
Compton Touranientiby
Adanne Batcheller
Mark Cain
Jordan High
Bill Baker
Gayle Kovaly
Ava Johnson
Roberta Nestell
Terri Green
Pattie Hayes
Heart and Welfare
Sharon Penny
Fine, Arts
Rick Beeney
Activities Boys
Sue Héreman
Activities Girls
Poly Yell Leaders and Choir Shine at Poly
Poly High chose 12 boys from about 20 applicants to lead yells at sports events, selecting Tony Beltl Tracy Fukuhara Merk Goldman Ron Guss Dan Loman and Dennis Moore. The a cappella choir, directed by Robert L. Collins, performed at Mira Costa High School and earned top or superior ratings from UC Irvine and SDSU judges. An awards assembly in the cafeteria will honor outstanding scholarship and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poly
Tony Beltl
Tracy Fukuhara
Merk Goldman
Ron Guss
Dan Loman
Dennis Moore
Southern California
Mira Costa High School
Manhattan Beach
Robert L. Collins
2 Cap
California Scholarship Federation
National Honor Society
Jordan Will Host All Night Dance
The 18th annual Final Fling All Night Dance at Long Beach Arena on June 16 runs 10 30 p m to 5 a m for Long Beach Unified seniors. Tickets are 2 50, no door sales, with Rob Foster as MC and Lovin Spoonful among top acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan High School
Long Beach Unified
Long Beach
Rivingtons
Youngfolk
Challengers
Ashes
Rhythm Gents
KPWB
Rob Foster
Five Lakewood Students Debate Individualist vs Non-Conformist
Five Lakewood High students discussed the difference between an individualist and a non-conformist. Fifteen-year-old Greg Lloyd defines an individualist as one who ignores trends and lives freely, while a non-conformist defies trends seeking attention. Richard adds that the individualist conforms to local customs and thinks for himself without aiming to change the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood High
Greg Lloyd
Jés
Richard
Chris Reagan
Nonconformist vs Individualist Views From Teens
The piece surveys teen quotes on conformity and individuality. Botts RL and Renee Raynor present contrasting takes while Deai Peartie and Chris Reagan add user notes. The discussion centers on whether nonconformists imitate or misread individuality within society.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Millikan High School
Tony Sanger
Char Davis
Boll
Unified Schools District
ST. Anthony High Schools
Wilson High
Tary
Chevy West
Corsponding
Shaver Brant
Coral Wakefield
Lillian Campbell
New Girls Athletic Association
Bruins
Diane Corley
Katherine Badway
DAR
Procter and Gamble
Barbara Eamshaw
Catherine Hartman
American Legion
Bob Brackenbury
Nimrod Post
Shailenberger
Judy Kawai
Mitch
Bausch & Lomb Optical Go
California
Laurie Snow
Use IL
Uc-Santa Barbara
Sezanne Schmickrath
Patricia Young
Teachers of America
Christine * Tannehill
PTA
Ron Featheringill
American’ Legion
Arthur Péterson
Mary Carvéne Anderson
Randy Kemner
Wilson High School
Brent Brace
Glenn Wouduil
Forcett
Hollywood Bowl
Pam
Southland
USC
Donald Caskey
James Howlett
Kathy Jost
UCLA
Barbara
Carey
John Shaffer
Uc-Rierside
Tiny Lawbsther
UC - Berkeley
Judy Greenswood
Scripps
Ann Dutton
Karen Cochrane
Administrative Management Society
Phil Infelise
Mark Gladstone
Mendel Overholt
Lana Hostatler
John Quinlan
Mike Rugg
Tom Young
Jan Lanning
Bruce Barton
Kay Schrotenboer
University of California At Davis
Davis ¢Amita
Sacramento
Emer Brown
Andrew ‘Seymour
Kays
American “Legion ‘Auxiliary
Joyce Koyanagl
Pella
Chorale
University of California At Irvine
San’ Diego State College
Jordan
Sherrie Durbin
Girls’ and Boys’ League
Elaine Carmichael
Girls’ League
Lydis Terry
Kathie King
Boys’ League
Larry Fondren
Chuck Terry
Richard Denes
Brian Smith
Renee Raynor
Déeres
Deai Peartie
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