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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1961
Page
10
A vivid description of a dreamy teen age dress, highlighting a pastel nylon silk gown with a full skirt, double spaghetti straps, a shirred cummerbund, and embroidered floral details. Audrey formals at 131 E Fourth St promote imagination meeting reality, modeled by Shirley Carrier of Jordan High School.
Sacramento reports the State Division of Architecture will open bids in April for a $625,000 food service building at the Fred C. Nellis School for Boys in Whittier.
Life Magazine plans to cover the Wink Martindale Dance Party this Saturday in Municipal Auditorium with The Diamonds performing The Stroll. Doors open 6:45 pm and TV show runs 6 to 9 pm, ending about 10:30. Tickets $1.55 at Junior Chamber of Commerce and Domenico's. Kosie and the Originals and Donnie Brooks join in.
Four St Anthony High School students Maria Tisey Roseann Monahan Patricia O Connor and Belly Semmer received Golden Keys for exemplary works in the 15th annual Scholastic Arts Awards Exhibition sponsored by Bullock's Department Store. The winning pieces are displayed at Bullock’s in Los Angeles with a Golden Awards Assembly held February 25 in Southern California.
Lakewood students Share disliked songs with sharp remarks on Elvis Presleys newer style and other artists. Complaints include Baby-sitting Boogie and He d Have to Go with lines about hillbilly sounds and mismatched pop trends.
James Whitmore of ABC’s The Law and Mr Jones played football at Yale and earned a Whit tenpools selection. He served as a US Marine Corps lieutenant and was wounded in the Pacific during World War I.
Area pep squad leaders from Mayfair and Sompeting will compete with yell and song leaders at Edgewood High School gym Saturday from 9am to noon. Named participants include Mary Anderson Sue Biddie Jean Simpson Janet Kerring Chick Wickwire and song leaders Pat McGowan Carol Braden Sheila Shenk Susie Smith Bobbi Colin Kate Berd.
Karen Meinecke reports Mary Montgomery is new president of Wilson High Girls League. Other officers are Sue Wiley as vice president Beth Zanting as corresponding secretary Ann Baysinger recording treasurer and Eileen Montgomery treasurer. Officers plan the Backwards Dance on April 8 and upcoming Girls League conventions.
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