DAR Announces Good Citizenship Award Winner
Daughters of the American Revolution sponsor a spring good citizenship contest. The San Marino winner is Jennifer Spencer, daughter of Richard and Janean Spencer of Lombardy Road. She volunteers at Four Acres shelter and elderly homes, has four years on the varsity track team, leads in student government, C.A.R.E., and CSF, holds a 4.31 GPA, ranks in the top 10 percent, and received the Jefferson Book Award.
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Mildred Fletcher
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
DAR
San Marino
Jennifer Spencer
Richard and
Janean Spencer
Lombardy Road
Four Acres Shelter
Jennifer
C.A.R.E
CSF
Four Weeks Until SMHS Grad Night Party
Barbara Smith reports with less than a month to go until Grad Night on June 22. Excitement builds as the school prepares the gym interiors and facades for this year’s Pirates of the Caribbean theme and student activities.
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SMHS
Barbara Smith
Valentine May Festival Marks Cameron Smith Library Opening
The Valentine May Festival celebrates the Cameron Smith Library opening in our community. Cameron died June 4, 1987 from a malignant brain tumor, and his life inspired faith, courage, and love. Richard Roe and Cindy Roe installed custom bookcases, the PTA provided carpeting, and volunteers helped plan the project. School Superintendent Gary Hecht praised the library as a symbol of community care and Cameron’s lasting im moral impact.
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Our Fair City
Cameron
Richard
Cindy Roe
Valentine Pta
PTA
Gary
Hecht
Foundation
Cameron Smith
Valentine School
Mary Meye
Valentine
Patti
Stewart Smith
Smith
Along The Drive Alben Barkley Remarks on Bureaucrats
Alben W Barkley described a bureaucrat as a Democrat who holds office that a Republican would hold, framing public service as a partisan test of legitimacy and duty. The remark captures postwar political rhetoric about governance and party loyalty in the era.
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Alben W. Barkley
San Marino Schools Foundation delivers 355000 pledge
The San Marino Schools Foundation presents a 200000 donation as trustees hear upbeat reports. Superintendent Dr. Gary Richards introduces Cathy Mencer of the College and Career Center to discuss the 1989-90 ROP program with student work on interior design fashion design and advertising on display.
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Destino
Gary Richards
Cathy Mencer
San Marino High School College and Career Center
Mencer
Betty Houts
Kathy Stein
San Marino Reviews 1990-91 City Budget Plan
The San Marino City Council adjourned to review the proposed 1990-91 budget prepared by City Manager John Nowak. Total operating budget is 7,657,885, up from the current year, with capital expenses at 953,600 including 600,000 carried over. Police fire and paramedic assessment rises to 1,620,000, expiring June 30, 1991, with renewal anticipated at November elections. A public hearing on the budget and Gann limit increase is set for June 13.
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San Marino
City Hall
John Nowak
Gann
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