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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1959
Page
6
A high school discussion highlights that learning to cooperate and socialize is essential beyond classroom work. Students emphasize friendship, responsibility, and maturity gained through group activities and interactions, with individualism and ambition shaping future success.
A group of 50 people enjoyed Long Beach Poly High School Hi Life banquet last Friday. Attendants included Principal and Mrs. Neil W. Phillips, W. Odie Wright from the Board of Education, Irving E. Cox Jr guest speaker from Wilson, Kenneth S. Jensen journalism instructor, paper staff, and representatives from several junior high schools. Editors for next year announced: editor in chief Mitsuye Hamada, managing editor Dave Starr, news editor Paul Brantingham, feature editor Jeff Fiskin, society editor Sue Williams, and sports editor Stan Real. An open house pizza party followed at a staff member’s home.
Jordan High School will hold its first annual senior breakfast on June 17 in the girls gymnasium. Seniors may eat for free from 7:30 to 9:00 a.m. Faculty will serve hat eau sausage, orange juice, and coffee. Meals donated by Cole's Market and Jordan's Boys' League.
Five buses transported about 200 Poly students to Occidental College in Eagle Rock for the annual California Scholarship Federation field trip last Friday.
A student asks how to handle a classmate who copies homework. The advisor urges firm refusal while avoiding confrontation, suggesting arrive late or keep work out of sight and offer excuses. The column ends with an invitation for further help through a letters column.
Johnny Johnston of Wilson High has been chosen to attend a national student leadership program. The training week at Camp Chesley near Denver includes general meetings, workshops, discussion groups, and council activities to prepare leaders for the school year.
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