Star of Pippin at Music Center May Be San Marino Native
A San Marino born actor plays the title role of Pippin at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion as part of a Broadway connected run ending August 25. Mike Rupert, son of Charles Ruppert production foreman for the San Marino Tribune, began singing early and joined the Mitchell Boys Choir. He was chosen at 15 by Gower Champion for The Happy Time and later starred in Pippin after a longtime stage path.
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Music Center
Pippin
Mike Rupert
San Marino
Charlemagne
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Gower
Bibi Bonnard
Charles Ruppert
The
San Marino Tribune
Mitchell Boys
San Marino High School
Pasadena Playhouse
Actors Theater
Valley Music Theater
Paramount
Disney Studios
Jim Nabors
CBS
Red Cross Elects Herbert Hoover III
Herbert Hoover III of San Marino was elected to the American Red Cross Board of Governors for a three year term. He has long served Pasadena Chapter as chairman during 1973-74 and 1974-75 and led Disaster Emergency Services and Disaster Action Teams. He is active with ARRL aiding Red Cross communications in disasters.
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Herbert Hoover III
San Marino
American Red Cross Board
Pasadena
Hoover
American Radio Relay League
ARRL
Red Cross
National Red Cross Board of Governors
Hartford
Connecticut
Constance Farber
The
Along the Drive Character and Reputation Analogy
A speaker compares character to a tree and reputation to its shadow. The shadow reflects public perception while the tree embodies inner truth, suggesting outward judgment often misreads the inner core.
Flintridge Prep to become coed in 1979
Flintridge Preparatory School will start admitting both genders in the fall of 1979, its 46 year history marking the first coeducational year. L Boyd Higgins announced the unanimous board decision after a June 29 meeting. Higgins said the move best serves students and the school’s goals.
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Flintridge Preparatory School
L. Boyd Higgins
Higgins
San Marino Library Faces Cutbacks Amid Budget Woes
San Marino Public Library and Board of Education confront severe cuts after Proposition 13. Staff reduced from 15 to five, hours trimmed to nine weekly, with a 30 day trial. Citizens rally for donations via Friends of the San Marino Library to restore services.
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Friends of the
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The
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Huntington Drive
Board of Trustees
Metropolitan Cooperative Library System
Tsunamis Defeat Caltech in Coastal Dual Meet Showdown
San Marino Tsunamis Aquatic Club topped Caltech Swim Club 310 to 255 at the high school pool. Aimee Richelieu led with three firsts including a Tsunamis record in the 9 to 10 girls 50 yard freestyle and a team record tie in the 50 yard butterfly. Multiple relay and individual wins across six and under to 15 to 18 groups propelled the victory with numerous medals for top placers.
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Caltech Swim Club
Tsunamis Aquatic Club
Aimee Richelieu
San Marino Chamber Opposes License Increase
The San Marino Chamber of Commerce at its monthly meeting opposed a business license fee hike and urged any increase be temporary through December 31 1978 with a review then. The Tribune announced Jeffrey Weir as new city editor succeeding Jim Wenck.
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San Marino
Board of Directors
The
Tribune
Jeffrey Weir
New City
Weir
Jim Wenck
Dorothy B. Rice
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