Believers Are Achievers Says Long Beach Teens
Long Beach poly students debated the phrase believers are achievers, with two main views. Some said belief in self or goals drives success, while others urged pairing faith with effort and patience, noting short term steps build lasting progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norm Wily
Teen Tempa
Long Beach Fely
Sherry Tules
Craig Care
Poly
Willy
Jill Davis
Julie Bilan
Jill
Linda Abbott
Linda
Judy Benson
Subdued Fall Tones Take Over
Fashion notes describe bronze peaf outfits for fall. Roxinie Talbot, Lakewood junior, models a two piece ensemble with a straight skirt, V neck sleeveless blouse and optional chiffon scarf. The jersey outfit blends versatility for school dating and social events, priced at 25.95 and shown at Vinson's Bixby Knolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Knapton
Fashion News
Roxinie Talbot
Lakewood
Jersey
Vinson
Bixby Knolls
Atlantic
Ave, Me
Student Paintings Chosen for Overseas Show
Long Beach students from Wilson, Thompson, Franklin, Jefferson, and other schools had paintings selected for an International School Art Program. The Pacific Arts Association Screening Committee chose 400 works, with 11 Long Beach entries forwarded to Red Cross national offices for distribution to youth clubs in 75 countries. Notable selections include Poly High, Melodie Gester and Charlene Narita, with top pieces by Trace Garner, Susan Logan, and Tom McCormick.
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Long Beach
American Red Cross
Pacific Arts Association
Red Cross
Wilson High
Susan
Thompson
Hughes
Greer Baalley
Tom
Je.efferson
Trace Garner
Susan Logan
Muriel Martin
Coordin
Janine Smith
Educat Franklin Junior
Uthe Long
Orilla Fowler
Beach
Hiphess
Trute Gamer
Susan Lo‘jean
Charlene Narita
Susan Thompson
Tom McCormick
Teen Tempo Ming Club Dance Set for Oct 12
Wilson girls announce the Ming forward dance on October 12 from 8 to 11 30 p m. Oldies music will fill the pet in as Bruins bid 1 50 dollars for the evening dress code calls for school clothes.
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Wilson
Bruins
Petin
Name New Instructor on ROTC at Jordan High
Jordan High School welcomes M/Sgt. Edmond Crites from the University of Alaska to lead ROTC after long Army and Navy service. His career spans WWII Normandy and Okinawa landings, Korea with the 772 MP Battalion, and assignments across Ireland, Scotland, Italy, Sicily, Japan, Hawaii, Cuba, Brazil, Guam, and more. S/Sgt. Ronald S. Greenwood, last year’s ROTC instructor, has transferred to Poly High School.
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University of Alaska
Edmond Crites
Army
Ireland
Scotland
Italy
Sicily
Brazil
Cuba
Hawaii
Guam
Japan
Set. Crites
Normandy
France
Okinawa
Iwo Jima
772 MP
Ronald S$. Greenwood
Jordan
Poly High School
Jordan High Drill Team to Compete at Boron Days
Lt. Col. Donald G. Moore announces eight cadets from Jordan High School will perform in Boron Twenty Mule Team Days. The team leaves Friday for Edwards AFB to stay in officers quarters, parades Saturday, competes in the afternoon, and aims for a trophy led by Cadet 2nd Lt. Charles Maynard.
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Donald G. Moore
Long Beach Rotc
Jordan High School
Boron
Catiz
Jordan
Edwards Air Force Base
Charles Maynard
Foreign Exchange Students at Long Beach Poly
American Field Service hosts two exchange students at Long Beach Poly this year Harpa from Reykjarvik Iceland and Stephan from Antakya Turkey. Harpa speaks English and is enrolled in Algebra 2 Chemistry and Student Government. Stephan plans to pursue electives and joins classes at Poly with host families in the area.
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American Field Service
Long Beach Poly High School
Harpa Josefdattir
Stephan Koverskogin
Harpa
Reykjavil
Iceland
Robert Janich
Siephan Koversnork
Antakya
Turkey
Phillip Taweatts
Ite
Ane
Poly
Pouginner
Wilson GAA Opens Fall Sports Program
Wilson's Girls' Athletic Association began the new year with golf swimming tennis and track and field. Officers include Karen DeGroot nursing secretary Mary Pinola Sue Samuel president and Margo Parmenter historian with Toni White and Sandy Burr listed among vice presidents.
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Wilson's
Toni Whitesociation
Sandy
Burr
Tan
Margo Parmenter
Karen DeGroot
Rsing
Mary
Sue Samuel
Pinola
Anchor Club Officers Appoint Holders for Mill Township
The Anchor Club announces officers including treasurer Karien Kelly chap tilian Suejlain and Mary Eidy, welfare McKee as president Dee Garey as chairman and vice president Linda Heath, secretary Jabice Bullis, under sponsor Mre Blurion and Cott.
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Nmill
Karien Kelly
Chaptilian Anchor Club
Suejlain
Mary Eidy
Welfare McKee
Dee Garey
Linda Heath
Spon Cott
Jabice
Mre
Blurion
Key Club Plans Busy Year at Wilson Chapter
Mike Wike, elected president, leads the Wilson Chapter of Key Club with officers Tom Griffith, Gary Wyatt, Russ Hill, and Doug Lofgren. New members include Robin Albright Apke Cooper, Bruce Duumitt, Jeff Fraser, John Gilmore, John Kraft, Lee Kronenberg, Bernard Kolla, Charles Stuart, Mike Tindall, and Tom Weems. Activities planned include the Cellar Creep beatnik dance in March, a Naples Parade float, and collecting football game tags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Becker
Key Club
Wilson
Mike Wike
Tom Griffith
Gary Wyatt
Russ Hill
Doug Lofgren
Key
Robin Albright
Apke Cooper
Bruce Duumitt
Jeff Fraser
John Gilmore
John ‘Kraft
Lee Kronenberg
Bernard Kolla
Charles Stuart
Mike Tindal
Editors Named for Yearbook at Long Beach Polytechnic Caerulea
Ellen Burrell is editor in chief with Gale Philips as business manager Darlene Walker as senior editor and Barbara Welsh as organizations editor for Long Beach Polytechnic Caerulea yearbook.
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Long Beach Polytechnic
Ellen Burrell
Gale Philips
Darlene Walker
Barbara Welsh
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Millikan
Steve Kata
Les Zaller
Pomona Fail
Ronnie Yalrot
Tirens
Poly High
Melodie Gester
John Taylor
Caarlene Narita
Diana Horn
Teen Tempo
Gilbert Nelsen
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Wilson Gaa
Marcia Mitler
Anchor Club
Barker
Packard Bell Tv
Viais
O'Keefe
Merritt
Jong Ax
Barker Bros
Broadway
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