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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1959
Page
13
Editor in chief Penny Bryant reports on increasing emphasis on education as democracy's cornerstone. Students cite stress from too many activities and lack of funds as barriers to rigorous study in science and math. Experts urge more challenging courses and fewer outside commitments to protect academic focus.
Long Beach Poly Girls Aquatics Club announces Backwards Week with a dance on March 20 in the natatorium. Students will carry boys' books and prepare costumes for the evening show themed around Broadway musicals. Daisy Mae and Li Abner will reign at the event. tickets are 75 cents.
The article lists Millikan's top service award recipients Chuck Henderson Ken Kawai chi Sharon Lyon Keith Thompson and Lynne Winnik as Jeweled M contenders. It also names potential Gold M earners Linda Catlin Linda Davidson Sandy Hogan Carolyn Martin Arlene Moen Parnell Wasken Carol Wells David Yoseloff Barbara Ziligitt and a second group Rob Bill Connie Sage Jeri Chitwood Marlys Graham Georgia Hedrick Ron Mayo Cynthia Melom Neil Meyer Gail Michaels Duane Miner Travis Montgomery Micaelar Paulson Roger Rhoades Tom Sanders Mike Sharrar Trisha Terry Neal Metal Nancy Vincent who will receive Gold M at an assembly honoring Rambis students with many service hours.
Jordan High School student body president Dean Burgess announced this week that the school will present a trophy for Outstanding Sportsmanship to Lakewood High. The presentation honors mutual respect and fair play between the teams.
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