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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1966
Page
9
In Mexico, Poly High students debate booing at sports events, weighing it as American spirit against childish, unsportsmanlike conduct. They cite its role in expressing loyalty and demand for fair play, while warning against abuse and harm if it escalates.
Millikan advanced modern dance class presents The Modern Expression of Dance Friday at 8 p.m. in the auditorium with pieces from Joan Danielson writing students and others. Highlights include Abstract in Color by Cathy Rogers and Sue Seybolt, The War by Jeanne Huntington, Space Adventure by Nancy Attaway, and Elements-Sea Soil and Air by class members. Tickets 50 cents presale or at the door. choral concert next Thursday features Britten and Faure works with soloists and multiple ensembles.
Disc jockey reports Time Won't Let Me by the Outsiders gaining popularity as several new sounds surge this week. The Model Folk Quintet rises with Nightime Gi and Yardbirds bring early future vibes with The Shapes of Things. Byrds Eight Miles High and Mamas & the Papas Monday, Monday highlight this PLATTER PAGE roundup.
Crisp spring fashions feature a blue and tan dress from Gene's Smart Shop at 450 Pine Avenue. The linen dress by EB, T. Sune jors costs $20, with a yellow bodice and ice blue skirt, blue trim buttons, and a dropped waist. Denise Barnhart, a senior at Wilson, models the outfit.
Lakewood High School names Penny Sudenga and Mike Wilson as outstanding boy and girl. Penny boasts leadership roles in CSF and Girls' League, excels in arts, plans Stanford math studies, and was an AFS student in Finland. Mike led clubs, earned awards, plays tennis, and hopes to join Navy or Dartmouth after graduation.
Portis Welfare Club at Paly has chosen junior and sophomore girls for the Activities Group based on scholarship leadership and service. New members include Diane Allen Elaine Clough and 16 others, with a near future Easter party planned at a local clinic and a Palm Springs trip for the Poly Band and Song and Flag girls to close the season.
The 22nd annual St Anthony's Girls Basketball Tournament began March 13 and will conclude Friday at Catholic Center. Schools from San Bernardino to north of Hollywood compete for honors with trophies for spirit and sportsmanship and first and second all star selections. The Senior Freshmen Tea follows on March 28 in the LA Cafeteria from 3 30 to 4 30, led by Kathy Larkin and decorated by Laura Chandler with a Mad Hatter Tea Party theme.
Jordan High School bands and orchestra will perform in Covina next Thursday to test sight reading and adaptability with a number never seen before, plus three pieces from a preselected list. Three judges will rate interpretation tone quality intonations technique selections discipline praise and appearance. The Panthers march in Palm Springs Desert Parade on April 2 with 75 Pantherettes and majorettes then join Lakewood’s parade in April. last year they won. CSF officers elected include Dave Gano president Lorraine Summel vice president Peggy Wells secretary and Sharon Pinney treasurer. New yell leaders are Roberta Nestell Sue Bergman Gary Billington with sophomores RIK McDowell Marilyn Maiden and Terry Green as alternate. An April 4 ROTC Military Ball date is set at Fort MacArthur Officers Club 7 to 10 pm with tickets $3 per couple. Cadets and alumni may attend.
Local school roster highlights students from Wilson Lakewood Mayfair area including Millican Artesia Paramount Bellflower, with emphasis on education and community involvement.
Jordan High School music department presents Fantastics a spring variety show tonight at 8 in the auditorium. Featured groups include the orchestra a capella choir modern dance club and girls choir with specialty numbers by Faculty chorus the straw hat band chovalliers and trampoline act. Tickets cost 1 for adults and 50 cents for students available from performing group members.
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