San Marino High School 999 Seniors Graduate
San Marino High School honored 222 graduates in the second commencement class. William Higman led diplomas. James Garrett spoke of The Open Door. the band performed Great Men Cast Great Shadows as the Elmer C. Neher Auditorium crowd reflected on the new graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino High School
Elmer C. Neher
Poe
James Garrett
William Higman
Robert F. Trever
Board of Education
Woodrow Brister
Harnish
Jim McDonald
Rod Tuttle
Paula Outland
Claire Fallas
San Marino
School Board reviews new high school and Stoneman additions
Board members study architect Herbert Powell drawings for a high school drafting and driver education room totaling 3250 square feet at 56 780 with storage costs rising to 68 000. Stoneman School adds 46 000 for a substandard classroom and administration office alterations totaling 4 000. Work expected to finish February 1 1958 at both sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Stoneman School
Herbert Powell
Powell
Stoneman
Along the Drive Days and Dollars of Tax Frustration
A reflective, wit filled note from a newspaper page cites Flag Day and Second Installment Day as symbols of national tax strain. It laments inflation and the public and private burden, while urging reliance on local papers as a community ally.
Red State Red Cross Directors Reelect for Next Year
San Marino Red Cross branch re elected all officers at a Kenilworth drive meeting. Mrs Fred Garrison remains chairman with Mrs Harold A McNaighton as treasurer and Mrs Leonard Cormier Jr. joins the board. Junior Red Cross chair is Mrs George R Bell and water safety head is Mrs Matthew G O Connor. Reported figures show 1,000 attending last year’s swimming classes with 1,500 expected. blood banks yielded 514 pints. Campaign receipts total $36,006.87, 93 percent of the $39,650 quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Kenilworth Drive
Leonard Cormier Jr
George R. Bell
Matthew G. O'Connor
Garrison
Edward T. Brewster
Ralph Jones
William Joyce to Speak at Western Regional Conference
William H. Joyce Jr. of Circle Drive will participate in the Western Regional Conference on The United States and the Far East. The event focuses on U.S. foreign policy and relations with Asia and will feature Joyce as a speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Joyce Jr
Circle Drive
United States
Far East
Paul Cunningham to Lead Pasadena Branch of SF Bank
Paul Cunningham, vice president of Security First National Bank and former manager of the San Marino Branch, will succeed Ralph L. Hoyle as manager of the Lake and Colorado Pasadena Branch. Hoyle, with the bank since 1918 and 20 years in Lake and Colorado, takes a leave of absence. Cunningham has served in multiple bank departments, taught banking courses, and resided in San Marino with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Cunningham
Security First National Bank
San Marino
Ralph L. Hoyle
Lake and Colorado
Pasadena
Cunningham
Hoyle
Lake and
Colorado
Bank
Wilshire and la Brea
University and Jefferson
Melville Drive
Pasadena City College
American Institute of Banking
Rotary
California
Glendale School
Wecteon Cutternia
Public Hearing July 9 On Sanctuary Variance For San Marino Church
Public hearing set for July 9 at 8 p.m. in City Hall Council Chambers on the San Marino Congregational Church variance to build a new sanctuary on Huntington Drive near Rubio Drive. The plan also seeks to use an existing residence and church school building for church functions. Opponents organize. petition circulates among Rubio Drive residents. Graduation notes include Huntington School eighth graders and local awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
Huntington Drive
Rubio Drive
Huntington
Board of Education
Robert F. Treuer
Alex Robertson
American Legion
Sabra Black
Steven Hall
Daughters of the American Revolution
Jo Anne Harbour
Kristi Wallace
Mac White
Richard Gary
DAR
Howard Behrens
Allen Norman Louis Altsgaler
Susan Amestoy Dennis Lloyd Arnoldy
Alan Dee Ashley
Nancy Claire Atwood
Susan Gibbs Avery Anthony Azadian
Danford Murrell Baker Barbara Helen Ball
Catherine Kirk Banks Lee Dickinson Barker
Bruce Barnes
Bonnie Clair Barrett Christina Anne Barter II
Brenton
Eugene Battles Stephen Robert Baumgartner
Judith Ann Belt Barbara Lorretta Benn Sabra Ann Black Barbera
Elisabeth Blair Barbara Jean Bolton John Howard Brainerd
Ann Loraine Breitkreutz
Paulette Ann Briede
Carole Ann Brown
Constance Martin Bryan Thomas James Bucknell
Susan Lee Butler
Martin Bumstead Jocelyn Emma Cady
Kathleen Ann Cahalan John Robert Carlblom
Sharon Lee Carlson
Susan Elise Carlson
Lynne Marie Carter
Recreation Joint Operation Approved By School Board
The San Marino Unified School District will run the city recreation program under a joint city school committee. The two bodies approved an agreement for shared administration with a July 1 start, using school facilities and staff. City funds total 12000 with county about 2000, and the tentative annual budget is 25828.
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San Marino Unified
Board of Education
City For
Kiwanis to hear E Stanton Turner speaker
E Stanton Turner of this city, a former YMCA official in the Philippines, will address San Maring Kiwanis Club at the Holiday Restaurant on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Stanton Turner
YMCA
Philippines
San Maring Kiwanis Club
Turner
Summer recreation program planned citywide
The city announces a summer recreation program starting Monday June 17 under temporary director Bryan C. Cook. Activities at Huntington Carver Stoneman and Valentine include games archery music crafts story time and more with daily events and planned tournaments. The pool opens June 17 offering Red Cross safety classes and daily recreational swimming with family swim on Wednesdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan C. Cook
Huntington
Carver
Stoneman and Valentine
Cook
Huntington School
Stoneman School
Carver and
Valentine
Red Cross
Flag Day Display at City Library Observes June 14
San Marino Public Library marks Flag Day with a display of books and pamphlets on the U S flag and proper display. June 14 commemorates 1777 when the Continental Congress adopted the Stars and Stripes as the national flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
United States
Continental Congress
USA
Pit Barbecue Ready For Saturday
San Marino Foundation prepares its annual pit barbecue with M. N. Thackaberry as general chairman and Roy Henville assisting. A full committee handles tickets, personnel, lights, refreshments, setup, and serving roles, with booths run by local groups. The event features beef prepared from a pit opened with timbers, sand, tarps, and long iron tools at Huntington School grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino Foundation
M. N. Thackaberry
Roy Henville
Arthur Johnson
George Thatcher
Lindley Best
Clarence Gaffers
Clyde Lanehart
Bob Brummitt
Champion Culver
George Coleman
Glen Irwin
Alex Robertson
Vido Kovacevich
San Marino Bethel
Jobs Daughters
Estrellita Club
San Marino Chapter de Molay
San Marino
Order of the Eastern Star
Mother's Circle
San Marino de Molay
Huntington
HS Scholarship Awards Given To Top Seniors
San Marino High School honored outstanding graduating seniors Monday with scholarships and awards recognizing scholastic achievement and promise. The event highlighted top students and their academic honors, showcasing the school's commitment to academic excellence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino High School
Dave Mills
Alyce Mouat
Lorraine Panos
Sue Paulson
Lillian Riemer
Valerie Rockwell
Larry Shattuck
Sue Smith
Nancy Sue Sanders
Judy Simpson
Merry Wright
Deanna Walker
Sally Wieschendorff
Diane Williams
Lions Club
San Marino City Club
George Marley
Three Suspects Arrested in Armed Robbery Case
San Marino police arrested three Los Angeles men early Wednesday after a broadcast by the sheriff's office. Officers Gardner and Sweetman stopped the suspects at Huntington drive and Granada. The trio allegedly robbed 2188 North Fair Oaks in Altadena. A pistol and $81.96 were found in the car. the gun had been stolen in Los Angeles. All three, Lathem Roberson 26 John David Ford 26 James Horace Reed 24, are in Pasadena jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
Los Angeles
James Gardner
Paul Sweetman
Sheriff’s Office
Gardner
Huntington Drive
Huntington
Granada
Sweetman
North Fair Oaks
Altadena
Pasadena
Lathem Roberson
John David Ford
James Horace Reed
Beautification Project On Huntington Drive Cost Grows
City officials say beautification work on center strips of Huntington Drive and Sierra Madre Boulevard will cost San Marino tax payers about 118000 dollars.
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Huntington Drive
Sierra Madre Boulevard
San Marino
Kenilworth
Huntley Circle
Monticito Drive
Canterbury Road
City Library Travel Talks Planned for July Lectures
The Friends of the Library announce a series of travel lectures starting July 11 and running for four weeks. Speakers from air and steamship lines will cover itineraries health requirements budgeting and documentation. Attendees should notify the library to avoid overcapacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Library
Emmett W. MacCorkle Jr
Air and Steamship Lines
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SMHS
Tribune
Hubert Sons
White House
Red State
Fred Garrison
Harold A. McNaighton
William Joyce
San Marino Tribune
Linda McDonald
Carter McDonald
Sheffield Road
SF Bank
Congregational Church
City Recreation Commission
Kiwanis
City Library
San
MacCorkle
G. E. Norwood
J. W. Dobson
C. E
Chick) Martin
Gainsborough
San Gabriel Boulevard
Park Department
Bnt
Christine Wright
Betsy Avery
Pixie Cowles
Kay Franzen
Tom Jenkins
Ron _ Bolstad
Bob Chaney
John Wagner
Sue Campbell
Rosemary Clark
Brian Bulley
Jim Garret
Danforth Foundation
University of California
Suzanne Smith
Kay Frandzen
Brenda Inman
Phil Ishizu
James Aaring
Lawrence Shattuck
Sandra Carter
Nancy Sanders
Mike Demaree
Dramatic Arts
Duncan Sheldon
Bill Merrell
Bill
Ron Bolstad
Bill Bolton
Bill Cooper
Dave Carter
Robert Corse
John Garrett
Andy Hurter
Darry Kerckhoff
Bo Oltmans
Richard Peyton
Duncan Shelton
Bill Waltz
Carey Williams
Dale Williamson
University of Redlands
Trieune
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