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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1966
Page
9
Six Jordan students name many contenders for greatest man alive, citing Bob Hope Billy Graham David Ben Gurion Fred Friendly and their own fathers. The piece weighs subjective greatness as public influence and personal character.
Millikan High's symehronized swimming group and neophyte class present their annual show in the campus natatorium over three nights starting at 8 pm. Tickets are 1 for adults and 50 cents for students and children. The theme Go ing Places features world music themed numbers with soloist Jill Reed in The Village Inn. Kris Barrus, Walt Halverson perform a duet and Rey Jackson with Vicki Alston do African Jazz influenced pieces.
Poly Music Department presents Spring Fare with Poly Chorale Senior Girls Choir A Cappella Choir and Orchestra under Robert H Dill and Robert L Collins. Accompanist Rena M Hadrath. Featured solos duets and songs from Guys and Dolls plus Adagio from Violin Concerto in G Minor and Michael Row the Boat Ashore. Home Economics fashion show noon Wednesday at Veterans Park Clubhouse with PTA invited and refreshments served.
Wilson High School junior David Luipold, 16, earns top prizes in two United Nations contests. He wins the 40th National High School Contest prize in Long Beach and the 1966 Area and Regional Pilgrimage for Youth prize. A trip to the U N in New York is awarded for the Gold Fellows contest.
Gladys Fowler at Los Altos Shopping Center offers prom and formal dresses as graduation nears. Millikan senior Jenele Parean models a powder pink date dress with Empire waist, modified Aline skirt, low back with bow, rayon acetate fabric, full lining, available in powder pink and blue for $26.
The Lovin Spoonful, riding a streak of folk hits, push another chart climb with Did You Ever Have to Make Up Your Mind as Do You Believe in Magic fades. The Rolling Stones influence new Animals record Dont Bring Me Down, mixing fuzzy guitar and organ with a slowed Pretty Woman beat, praised as the group’s best since House of the Rising Sun.
Seventeen Anthony High School seniors were named California State Scholarship recipients for 1966 67 with awards from 300 to 1500 dollars. More than 20000 applicants competed, 2600 finalists met requirements, scholarships renewable if academic standing and need remain.
Harvard Prize Book honors Lancer junior Charles Bell for scholastic achievement and character. He is nominated for CASC District 19 president and runs on a shared ticket for secretarial post with other students. Suzanne Niemi and Marie Clark win nursing scholarships. District 3 auxiliary awards Suzanne a $100 scholarship. next year’s yell leaders picked.
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