Hiigh Life Tells of New Staff at Poly School Paper
The Hiigh Life staff for the 1987 1958 school year was announced at the journalism banquet. Sandra Budnick and Suzttre Breit head the staff as editor and managing editor. News Bureau editors include Terri Boveo for the daily and Sandal Sjunesen for the weekly papers. Rochelle Rosen is business manager and Richard Catherman circulation manager. Various page editors and reporters from both daily and weekly papers named among the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poly
High Lila
Bel Sandra Budnick
Suzttre Breit
News Bureau
Terri Boveo
Sandal Sjunesen
High Life Business
Rochelle Rosen
Richard Catherman
Coula Paulos
Steve Williams
Judy O'dell
Dean Seymour
Gyre Nora’ Lee Qwens
Gayn Zaleski
John Stacy
Betty Davis
Gleata Rogers
Pail Speilens
Hugh Lite
Iagude
Sandra Angie
Bill Bruninc
Roger Case
Sandra Coyreze
Judy Hunt
Sue Terpstra
Diane Wilson
Jim Johnston
Darlene Paul
Spruce Owens
Judy Marsten
Sharcon Tash
Poly Seniors Win Howard Nicks Memorial Scholarships
Two Poly seniors, Bill and Judy, were awarded the Howard Nicks Memorial Scholarship created in memory of Howard Hicks. The award recognizes scholastic achievement, school and community activities, and potential for future success as the scholarship can be used at the college attended by the recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poly
Howard Nicks
Sue
Bill
Judy
Howard
Iy Hicks
Polyrom AL
FTA Elects Mel Brown as President at Jordan Campus
Members of Future Teachers of America at Jordan held their biannual semester election to guide the campus club. Mel Brown will lead as president with Pam Astley and Larry Warner assisting, Roberta Beeson as corresponding secretary, Bill Hegdale as sergeant at arms, and Max Frosise as outgoing president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Teachers of America At Jordan
Cislces
Mel Brown
Pam Astley
Larry Warner
Roberta Beeson
Bill Hegdale
Ate Arms
Max Frosise
Cosmopolitan Club Elects New Officers
Wilson's Cosmopolitan Club elected new officers for the year. The all school assembly on foreign countries will be sponsored by the group. New officers are President Bonnie James, Vice President Sian Devin, and Recording Secretary Secky Krauss.
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Wilson's
Cosmopolitan Club
Fretency
Nexter
Bonnie James
Sian 2Evin
Secky Krauss
All-Night Dance Brings Big Band Lineup to Municipal Auditorium
The annual All-Night Dance features Press-Gelaram Boa and a trio of bands including Harry James's Modernaires and Charlie Barnett's group performing at the Municipal Auditorium on Thursday. High school seniors and one adviser attend as part of a Long Beach district celebration with local grads involved in planning.
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Naval Reserve
Surface Division 11-24
Donald Mortenson
Polytecnic High School
Rick Curtis
Wilson
Bob Butler
St. Anthony's
Virgil D. Wynn
Pely
Laren F. Holt
Poly
Terminal Island
Los Alamitos
Harry James
Modernaires
Charlie Barnett
Municipal
Jordan
Malikan
Long Beach
Allen Tebbetts
Hollywood
Who Pays Prom Bills The Girl Or The Boy
A humorous guide on prom expenses outlines that the girl hosts and buys advance tickets, while the boy covers transportation and post dance snacks. It advises clear expectations about hosting duties, corsages, and deadlines, suggesting polite etiquette and mutual respect. It ends with a request for mailed tips on date manners.
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Elinor Williams
Wilson Latin Club Installs M Osborn
Wilson's Latin Club SPAR held a combined barbecue and installation at Fred Brock's home. Marilyn Osborn elected full consul senior president with sponsors Miss Weston and Miss Dougherty commending members Karl Hall Joha Siebert Susan Welch and Derry Bible as officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poly
Rome
Jordan Rifle Team Plans Summer Matches
The Jordan rifle team under ROTC sponsorship and Sgt. Kitberg coaching will stay active in the summer. Sgt. John Whatley of the Long Beach Police Department directs a summer session. Team members include Lonnie Lunker Max Prosiso Wayne Melchert Bob Fischer and Tom Whetley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
ROTC
Sgt. Kitberg
John Whatley
Long Beach Police Department
Lonnie Lunker
Max Prosiso
Wayne Melchert
Bob Fischer
Tom Whetley
Corydon staff named for Millikan newspaper
The Corydon staff for next year is being formed at Millikan with Jim Hanehott and Sandy Pettebone as co editors in chief. Buck and Cooke will be news editor and handle most cartoons, Carol Weiss features editor, Jore Lerson club editor, Sue Scott business manager, and Terty Patrick society editor. Additional roles remain unfilled as the Lakewood High School paper readies for fall launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnpower
Corydon
Ab Wmillikan
Jim Hanehott
Sandy Pettebone
Buck, Cooke
Carol Weiss
Jore Lerson
Sue ‘ Scott
Terty Patrick
Poly Sends Dan Rogers to Club Meet
Poly High junior Dan Rogers was chosen to represent the Poly Keys Club at the 24th annual Key Club International convention in Washington, D C from June 30 to July 2. He will join about 2,500 Key Clubbers and their adult advisers at the conclave hosted by Kiwanis International.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Rogers
Poly High
Poly
Key Club International
Washington, D. C
Dan
Amon
Key
Kilwanis International
Fastest Navy Plane Falls in Grand Prairie Crash
Navy fighter Crusader exploded during a low pass over Hensley Naval Air Station near Dallas. Pilot James Buckner, 31, of Dallas, was killed. his body found in shallow water of the Trinity River. Wreckage struck near three houses in Grand Prairie suburb.
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Grand Prairie
Tex
Naval Aviation
Metro- Millan Dallas
Hensley Naval Air Station
James Buckner
Dallas
Trinity River
Eight Scholarships Awarded at Poly Higa Foundation
The Barnett Ms Moria Foundation awards eight scholarships at Long Beach Polytechnic High. Recipients Dixie Lee Kall meyer Linda Durbar Irene Goossena Marracct Barber iLynnie Balbirnie Kenny Lili wack Mary Jessing Evonney Waters. The amount per scholar ship is set by the board of directors. The scholarship is available to pupils and alumni of Long Beach Polytechnic High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poly Higa
Dixie Lee Kallmeyer
Linda Durbar
Irene Goossena
Marracct Barber
iLynnie Balbirnie
Kenny Liliwack
Mary Jessing
Evonney Waters
Board of Directors
Long Beach Polytechnic High
Sun Area Fatalities From Accidents Across City
A mix of fatal and near fatal incidents reported across multiple sites. Individuals named include Ostermeyer from Metropolitan State Hospital and Covey struck by a Southern Pacific freight train near Campton Boulevard. Duran died in a Wilmington collision. Long Beach man Gibson involved in a two-vehicle wreck. Artesia residents Smith and the Gomezes among the injured. five hurt in a four-vehicle crash on Carson Street near Cherry Avenue. ambulances ferried victims to St Helen’s and Community Hospitals. A separate long-beach area crash injured Henry Staling and others in Artesia and Anaheim areas.
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Ostermeyer
Metropolitan State Hospital
Norwalk
William MacRae
Clark St
Bedflower
Oostermeyer
Disney Mortuary
Covey
Southern Pacific
Campton Blvd
Aleneda St
Wesley Rush
Carson St
Cherry Ave
Robert McPherson
Ostrom Ave
Lakewood
Laneda Reiben
E. 268Th
St. Lomita
Keith
Eileen
Warren
Sayer
Linden Ave
Long Beauth
Henry Staling
Myrtle Ave
Anaheim St
Cedar Ave
Artesia St
Laurence Henderson
S211
2Nd St
Community Hospital
Paul L. Barnes
Gale Ave
Melvin ¥. Gresham
Apt
Barnes
Betty J. Barnes
St. Mary's Hospital
Lorraine E York
Culver City
Maine Ave
Cox
Gregory Flores
Crnces St
Wilmington
Flores
Loma Vista Dr
Chester Pl
Daily Ave
Bolsa Ave
1St St. Seal, Beach
Daver George Cleaver
Grand Ava
Orange County
Mospital
James ‘Hearnen
Terrie Hearnen
Eileen St
Anaheim
Benny Garza
William Deeley
Probers Question Bakers Chief Over Girl Friend Links
Committee hearings reveal alleged use of union funds for personal ends including payments to Mrs. Lower and a 75 dollar transfer to a go-between. Witnesses discuss Becker Local 37 finances, alleged beatings of Newsom and a 14 year old, and the role of Elsie Kay Thorpe in hotel bills.
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Cross
Nelson
McClellan
Shearings Erste
Wor
Lown
Robert F. Kennedy
Ygwto
Los Angeles Poliee
Bros Tacs
Albert Barclay
Bakers
Los Angeles
Joe Erringer
Ternational Union
Fohn
Imeyl 37 Ag
Lower
Barclay
Newssom
Newsom
Stele
Kennedy
Cosmopalitan
Denver
Elsie
Kay Thorpe
Crass
Vandelgamp Bakery
Eisenhower Speech Urges GOP Unity to Pass Budget
Washington. President Eisenhower defended his budget and legislative program in a rally urging Republicans to set aside personal differences and back the party platform to win the 1958 congressional elections. He warned against delaying unity and said he would use all powers to enact the platform, calling it a solemn commitment. A two-day national conference followed with applause as he urged disciplined support to avoid a New Deal return. An unrelated traffic incident was reported: a multi-vehicle crash near Seal Beach injured three, with two drivers hospitalized.
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Washington
Eisenhower
GOP
Prin
Lous
Isenhower
Impasse over water plan sinks with public blame game
Sacramento reports a blamed stalemate as Gov Knight Assembly Speaker Lincoln and the MWD deny guilt in the defeated compromise water plan. Senate veto and South-North split framed the crisis as extremists on both sides. The North demanded no more water funds while the South pressed for action, ending hopes for a North-South accord.
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Sacramento
Gov. Knight
Assembly Speaks
L. H. Lincoln
Oakland
Assembly
Tns
Squthern
California
Senate
Lincoln
James A. Cobey
D-Merted
Tren
Girls Tie as Champ Spellers
Five million youngsters competed nationwide in the giant spelling bee. Two teens, Sandra Owen and Dana Bennets, tied after 87 rounds under director Richard D. Peters. Sandra, runner-up last year, and Dana, in her first national bee, were the co champions after a tense 14 inching rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard D. Peters
Sandra
Dana
F. M. Owen
Fred B. Bennets
Oxnard Ex-Officer Arrested For Forgery Cashing Check
A one year ex Oxnard police officer attempted to cash a forged check at Coles Market in Oxnard. He used a sergeant badge to impersonate an officer and was booked for forgery and impersonation. The man admitted forging the check under the alias Boyd C. Tayler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxnard
Coles Market
E. 4Th St
Hugh Stevens
E. Broadway
Stevens
Ray Cawrse
A. E. Jewell
Boyd C. Tayler
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FTA
Wilson Latin Club
M. Osborn
Name Millikan Editors
Club
By John Passierello
Saints
Sharon Hill
Jefferson
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Avere
Gore
Martin
Games
St. Helen's Hospital
Bellflower
Belhart Bridge
Ronald J. Cox
Salmon St
Huntington Hotel
Ocean Blvd
Mina
Deak
Ogeas
Prete
Club Preaktaatae
Theuiar Ateneta
Ras
A Barnett
Probers
Sletp Street
Pinn Avenue
Lone Bengt
Ittenga
UAL Ceoy Sae Uumypanyeenin
Sain
Kong Beach 3
Cale
Brown & Belga Meade
Morrie Landebero
Ferlarec
Mary Gilliland
Gilliland
Fort Worth
Eudaamonic
Eudymonis
Kenneth Finkel
Carversville
Schappe
Fabric
Echapp
Sendra
Schaup
LABOR
Neweu Kitchen
Nutone
Waste King
Brandom
Sloane
Armstrong
Eee Metcalf
VIKI
Faculty Ave
Lakewood Center
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