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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1958
Page
14
Lakewood students debate whether parents should fund or share teens car costs. Opinions vary from urging independence and responsibility through paying for own cars to arguing parental support is essential for teen mobility and social needs.
Jorden High School student earns All Southern California band honors at annual 30 Dinner Tonight. The Bellflower senior, known for trombone skill, is celebrated by the high school and Trailblazer staff. He performs tonight at Welch's Restaurant.
March news notes Susie Carroll models Teena Paige at Atlantic Fashion Center in blue lace trimmed dress and fleecy sweater with sailor collar. Spring styles favor full dresses, starched petticoats, and plaid skirts, with college knits and coordinated ensembles as winter wanes.
Lakewood High debuts its first Spring Sing on April 25 with Polly Oliver and a cast including Mary Campbell Phoebe Diana Gibbs Ben Blake Morris Mosby Billy Barrow Bill Brannon Rubin Ranzo David Lebow. The program features a Cumberland Fair story song and eight folk dancers. Tickets are 50 cents at the Lakewood High auditorium.
A Jordan Hi-Teen Canteen dinner drew club presidents from the Jordan Senate and staff. President Joseph Santorno outlined the Canteen’s wartime origin and growth with YMCA, Recreation Commission, and school support, and groups proposed visiting junior highs to boost sophomore and overall membership.
Bob Kaelter junior won first place in the Belmont Shore Lions Student Speakers Contest. John Spence Sandy Turner Zarol Dennerlein were runners up. speeches titled Community Services A Way of Life judged on originality delivery content and all around effort. top prizes include 1500 dollars and three 500 dollar scholarships.
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