Education Board Reviews San Marino Test Results
San Marino Unified School District reports students in second, third, sixth, and twelfth grades scored at or above California norms in reading, writing, spelling, and math for 1974-75. Dr. Kenneth W. Ogden presented the annual California Assessment Program data, noting 92nd to 98th percentile ranges.
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San Marino Unified School District
California
Board of Education
Vy We Gisuticels
Greenr
UIS
Kenneth W. Ogden
Ogden
Amicians Schedule Book Fair at San Marino High School
The Amicians girl’s service club at San Marino High School will host its annual book fair on December 16 17 and 18 from 7 30 a m to 3 30 p m with an additional Wednesday evening session December 17 from 7 to 9 p m The fair features dictionaries plays and children’s books A 10 percent discount applies to purchases of three or more books say club workers.
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Amicians Girl's Service Club
San Marino High School
Titans Open Play With Double Wins
The Titans opened the 1975 season with a 55-48 win over the St. Francis Knights in San Marino. Roger Anderson led scoring with 26 points, Bill Rutz 19, and Nick Campagna 16 as Titan teammates filled the scoring column.
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Gietening Cee
St. Francis Knights
Titans
Roger Anderson
San Marino
Bill Rutz
Nick Campagna
Titan
Chris Houge
Brian Ulf
David Bayle
Jim Stanifer
St. Francis
Knights
San Marino Cross Country Honors 1975 Members
The San Marino cross country team held its annual awards banquet at El Poche's Restaurant and honored many runners. Ten varsity letter men were named including John Barna Jeff Campbell Walter Campbell and Steve.
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San Marino
el Poche’s
John Barna
Jeff Campbell
Walter Campbell
Steve
San Marino Property Tax Rates Compared With Nearby Cities
New figures from the Los Angeles County assessor show a $60,000 San Marino home would owe about $814.56 for schooling, $677.78 to Los Angeles County, $310.24 to San Marino, and $104.54 to the countywide 78 city area. San Marino ranks 57th in tax rate among these cities.
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San Marino
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Wise
Los Angeles County
Los
Paes Temperatures Taheh Daily At First Federal Savings
Paes Temperatures Taheh Daily reports on financial figures tied to First Federal Savings. The name Paes Temperatures Taheh Daily appears as a titled item indicating a local banking update or column brief.
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First Federal Savings
Girl Scout Groups Create Christmas Trees for Local Institutions
Local Brownie, Junior, Cadette and Senior troops decorated artificial trees after the Christmas Tree Tea. Troops presented trees to the Fire Department, Police Department, San Marino City Hall and several schools including Carver, Stoneman, Valentine, Huntington, and Clairbourn. Sweepstakes winner Brownie Troop 577 donated to Stitch In Time. Judges included Mmes. Wray C. Cornwell, Roger Moore, and Walter Black.
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Brownie
Brownie Troop 577
Stitch
Mmes. Wray C. Cornwell
Roger Moore
Walter Black
Fire Department
Police Department
San Marino
Brownie Troop
Carver School
Stoneman School
Valentine School
Huntington School
Clairbourn School
Ae Ranin Reetimes
Scono
Penanetel Galr
Tie Tee Marine Tribune
Dow Pharmacy
Library
Bank of America
Barclay’s Bank
Old No. 1 Returns to San Marino City Hall
San Marino celebrates the homecoming of the city’s first fire engine, Old No 1, as Chief Kenneth A. Robinson and the fire crew welcome the vintage apparatus back to City Hall ahead of Christmas.
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San Marino City
Kenneth A. Robinson
Cotta
San Marino Police Arrest 38 in November and crime totals
San Marino Police Chief James W. Moore reports 38 arrests in November including 20 major crimes with two aggravated assaults and ten narcotics offenses. The monthly summary notes 316 total similar crimes this year and property losses of 257054 dollars, with 31130 recovered, plus bicentennial medallions available at city hall, library, and local businesses.
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San Marino
James W. Moore
Fire engine gifted to City of San Marino by Haltom family
The fire engine was presented to San Marino as a gift by the Frank H. Haltom family of Oak Grove Avenue in memory of Mrs Haltom's father, the late Al Hodges, who owned the apparatus for 18 years. Charles Martin, acting city manager, accepted it for the city and expressed gratitude to the Haltoms.
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San Marino
Frank H. Haltom
Oak Grove Avenue
Christmas Band Concert Slated
Christmas band concert planned with the ensemble performing holiday selections under the guidance of a conductor. Audience and community members are invited to attend the event at the local venue.
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Sen Marino
Charles R. Martin
Hodges Haltom
Sony Ene Roe
Victor Haltom
SAN Marino Tribune
Education Board
San Matino High School
Amicans
PHOTC
Amicians
Tom Bradly
Brett van Steenwyk
Donald L. Speer
Peter Koenig
Lacy Park
Phil Ryan
Paes
SM Girl Scout
SM Police Department
Frank Harman III
Ture
Eeey Predarog
Jennifer Wilcott
Spring Winebrenner
Lisa Campbell
Caroline
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