Chief Will to Speak at City Club Barbecue in San Marino
San Marino police and fire chief Frank J. Wills will discuss crime impacts and future plans at the Sept 19 City Club meeting. The barbecue moves to the new fire station for tours, with program starting at 6 30 p m.
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Frank J. Wills
Southwestern Academy
Wills
California
Pasadena Police Department
Pasadena
Cal State Long Beach
Cal State
California Law Enforcement Command College
Cal Poly Pomona
Rousselot to Speak at Rotary Club Meeting
John Rousselot former congressman and Reagan aide will address the Rotary on Thursday September 14 at noon. The luncheon program titled What’s Really Going to Happen in Congress features Rousselot’s insider analysis and is hosted by Rotary member Jack Rousselot. He long lived in San Marino and now hosts a town hall radio program on KIEV 870 AM.
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Ronald Reagan
Rotary Club
Congress
Rotary
Jack Rousselot
San Marino
Rousselot
San Gabriel Valley
House of Representatives
New Principal Named For Chinese School
Chuning Sheu is chosen to replace Cathy Wei as principal of the San Marino Chinese School. Wei concludes a 12 year association, noting growth from 200 to 760 students and 10 to 26 classes. The Chinese Club expresses confidence in Sheu and ongoing school development.
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Chuning Sheu
Cathy Wei
Wei
Bao B. Yang
Chinese Club of
Sheu
Yang
Taiwan
USC
Pasadena City College
PCC
Shen
DRC Rejects Large Robles Avenue Home Plan
The Design Review Committee again blocks a proposed 5,250 square foot home on Robles Avenue, citing neighborhood opposition and concerns it would dwarf nearby houses. Applicant Lee argues demolition is needed due to extensive moisture damage and poor condition making saving the home uneconomical.
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Drc
Robles Avenue
Todd Kirkpatrick
John Roberts
Peter Chang
Roberts
Chang
Lee
San Marino native named California State Secondary Principal of the Year
Marsha Ukropina Aguirre, a former San Marino resident and 1966 SMHS graduate, has been chosen as California’s State Secondary Principal of the Year by NASSP and MetLife. She will travel to Washington, D.C., Sept 29 to Oct 3 to meet 49 other finalists.
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San Marino
Marsha Ukropina Aguirre
California
National Association of Secondary School Principals
Metropolitan Life Insurance
Washington, D.C
Prine of
Remarkable Enrollment Rise At San Marino Schools
San Marino Unified School District anticipates surpassing 3,000 students for the first time since 1980, a growth trend described as a remarkable phenomenon by Assistant Superintendent Jack Rose. He notes rebound from 2,699 in 1988-89 and recalls 1980s layoffs and the Stoneman school closure as prior hardships.
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San Marino
Jack Rose
San Marino Unified
Stoneman School
S. M. Schools Lead Way In Online Computers
San Marino High School and Huntington Middle School join state schools and libraries with San Marino schools already online for a year. Pacific Bell funds the Education First initiative to connect schools to the information superhighway with a $100 million program for 1995-96.
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California
San Marino High School
Huntington Middle School
Pacific Bell
San Marino
Margaret Brown Named Teacher of the Year
The San Marino Unified School District honored Margaret Brown as Teacher of the Year for 1995-96 from Valencia School and named William Rook as Classified Employee of the Year. The board also appointed William Walk as Director of Human Resources. Donations supported Huntington and San Marino schools while staff outlined 1995-96 goals and approved Safety Week for Sept 19-25.
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Melanie Arms
Christopher Huang
San Marino
Henk Friezer
the Tribune
Board of Education
Margaret Brown
Valentine
William Rook
Brown
Tom Godley
Rook
PTA
Godley
William E. Walk
Paso Robles
Wroman
Nancy Matthews
San Marino Schools Foundation
Huntington School Pta
Huntington School
San Marino Alumni Association
Laurie Driscoll Lutzie
Tia Hutchinson Spencer
San Marino High School Associated
Josh Banerjee
Jack Rose
San Marino Schools Foundation Concert Attendance Nearly Doubles
San Marino Schools Foundation wraps three concert series with attendance near 890 in weekend shows and 930 at July event. Foundation has donated nearly 6.5 million dollars to the San Marino Unified School District since its inception. Mary Patterson, associate director, calls the community effort a great success.
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San Marino
Aguirre
South Pasadena
Edward
Lacy Park
Leslie Paula
San Marino Schools Foundation
Joe Messinger
The
Tribune
Galston
Gott
Mary Patterson
Foundation
Navy Pew
Wweewe Svesas
Patterson
San Marino Unified School District
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