Seventh Grade Poster Contest For Halls and Classrooms
Students begin work on posters for a social studies open house project. One descriptive picture from the seventh grade will be selected for display at the new school next year.
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Newspaper
Seal Beach Post And Wave
Location
Seal Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1955
Page
5
Students begin work on posters for a social studies open house project. One descriptive picture from the seventh grade will be selected for display at the new school next year.
Loretta Dillon, president of the auxiliary, discusses the pleasant surprise from members who visited her home and held a meeting. She also says her doctor has cleared her to attend the American Legion birthday party.
March Pack meeting drew a large crowd in the school auditorium at 7 30 pm with dens performing Arthurian skits. Cubmaster Harry Rheinhert and assistant Cubmaster George Lynch presided while awards were presented to many scouts for bobcat bear wolf and denner ranks.
Vivian Nicodemus outlines the Auxiliary's push for broader tax funded education and flexible care for retarded children, adds call to support mental health clinics, and recalls juveniles in institutions. The piece highlights Youth Program efforts, including Girls State, and praises local students from Seal Beach in Huntington Beach High School.
Harold Voight reports the next Post meeting at City Hall on Thursday April 14 the second Thursday of the month. The department convention runs June 25–28 in San Diego with hotel reservations urged as they fill fast. Fifth Area meeting April 2 at Redlands Post 106 clubhouse begins 10 a.m. Everitt Earl of Banning chairs the area session and advises early Saturday night reservations.
The tale links Easter to the Anglo-Saxon goddess Eastre and a transformed bird becoming the rabbit Hippety Hop, credited with laying the egg. The egg symbolizes fertility and spring renewal, with painted eggs a long Christian tradition.
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