Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 77

Oakland Tribune, Sunday, May 31, 1953 G-17 GOLDEN GATE ADVENTIST Golden-Gate Small Glass, But First PrQ-Commencement Fetes Honor St. Elizabeth Seniors St Elizabeth High School seniors will don their caps and gowns on June 12 for a traditional awards assembly at the school. The assembly is slated for 8 p.m. Major award is the Bank of America Achievement Award to be presented Jean Werner and Ronald Alves. College scholarships and certificates for special scholastic standing in mathematics, science, English, foreign languages, music and art will also be made.

William Smith will deliver the valedictory speech. On the morning of June 13 the graduates will attend their 8 ajn. graduation mass at St. Elizabeth's Church, after which they will be guests of the Parents' Club at breakfast in the school cafeteria. Diplomas will be awarded at 2 p.m.

rites in the Oakland Auditorium with Archbishop John J. Mitty presiding. The senior class includes: First of 34 high schools in Alameda and Contra Costal Counties to hold. graduation ex ercises this year will be Golden" Gate Academy conducted by the Seventh Day Adventist" Church at 3800 Mountain Boulw vard, Oakland. Diplomas will go to 14 ating seniors at special exercises- to be held next Thursday, June, 4, at the East Oakland Adventist Church, 54th Avenue and Foot- hill.

Boulevard, at 8 p.m. Elder Robert Thompson of Placerviller will be the speaker. Handing out diplomas will be Principal Baccalaureate servirps vratZT held yesterday afternoon at" the Grand Avenue AdventisC Church in Oakland with Elder- R. W. Nelson of the MarkeCI Street Adventist Church aa speaker.

Consecration ritej were held last Friday night at the Berkeley Adventist Church4 The graduates are: Barbara Batson Ida PhilllDS 1 1ST. ELIZABETH fiJIj Dorothy Peters Mary PierotU Michael Power John Pulli Kathleen Oswald Benecio Refuerzo Julie Roach Patricia Roberts Barbara Robertson James Rodrigues Pauline Rodrigues Edward Rom Edward Rosa Myrna Rose Farrar Roussel Joanne Russo Genevieve Santos Margaret Schmitt Claudette Schroeder Georgia Schuyler June Seeber Emil Sereda William Silv Yvonne Silva Ethel Simpson Claire Smith William Smith Grace Soranl Eleanor Soto Robert Sours Loretta Sousa Theresa Spmosl Lawrence STegmiller Joan Stocks Helen Sullivan Shirley Tanner Gloria Torrano Mary Vane Thomas Wardell Martha Werling Jean Werner Kenneth Worthington William York Armonita Yuen Marlljn Glnty Barbara Giovannettl Velma Gruidl Ronald Guest Carmell Hanson Emmett Hardy Patricia Hardy William Heafey James Healey Jerry Healy Constance Hess Randolph Hill John Hippolyte Diane James Lois James Jacquelyn Jones Winifred Jones Barbara Joseph Edward Josljn Fred Jaurez Patricia Lanphier Leonora Laurence Melvin Lawrence Paul Lee Robert Lehner Marlene Lewis Evelyn Lovell Olivia Mayagoitla Thomas Maxwell Jay McAllister Jerome McCormick Lynn McKinley Kenneth Meyers Lydia Miraglia Walter Moresi Carmela Moscuzza Eliiabeth Mullen James Mulsow James Murray Nick Music Jinet Nieto Elizabeth Nordstrom Mary Ann Nunes Patricia Pellegrini Thlala Alberto Ronald Alves Angelo Anaya Haroldcne Archer Fred Arlteder Tania Arkeder Dan Battrate Lorraine Bear Sylvia Bemeclch Harry Betiencourt Louis BUI Robert Biihop James Borges Barbara Bradley Carl Briclia Marlene Brown Richard Bums James Callaghaa Janet Cameron Delia Carranza Frances Castro Veronica Cornell Eugene Cooper Colleen Corcoran Denege Corso Joyce Coca Honora Crandell James Crhk Manuela DeLeon Lawrence DeMars Annette Diamantlne LaVonne Dillon Dorothy Duarta Joan Edgerly Laurence Ervin Dolores Farias Beverly Farro John J. Fennelly Norman Fernandes Beverly Flgueira Donna Fisher Dolores Flores Audrey Frakes Lorraine Gaudett Leland Raymond Wl Barbara Richard so 11 Evelyn Turner Mimi Van Busklrk Jfarland D. WarnicJsTw Charles A. Glass Martha Hackett Howard Ellis Carol M.

Kachuck Bessie T. Kido Rosie T. Morales veiora wmiam Enroll Now for WW Summer Work A six-week summer session of- day and evening business edu cation classes will be offered at Merritt Business School, 5714 Grove Street, from June 15 toJ July 24. 1 1 i i i Berkeley Mass McClymonds Will Precede Looks Forward Graduation To New School "ei" oiiwvji giauunm iiFirm to equip themselves for a careers in the business field are urgec to investigate the tuition-fre classes offered by the Oakland Public Schools at Merritt ing the summer session include all levels of accounting, secre-. tarial classes, machine calcula-0" tion, and a wide variety of re lated business subjects.

Students may enroll durin any week of the summer session and high school credit may earned in both day and evenings classes. Classes listed include: account ing, shorthand, machine calcula-" tion, typing, civil service, arith-- metic review, business arith- metic, business English, fiUng duplicating machines, transcribCU ing machines, bookkeeping ma-" chines, and office machines inj eluding varityper, addresso-- graph, electric typewriter, anJ teletypewriter. Registration of new students- will be accepted Friday, June 12" at 11:30 a.m. and Monday, Juna 15 at 8:30 a.m. for day and June 8, 9, 10 and 11 from 62 to 8 p.m.

for evening classes. ST. elizabethIk 1J 1 jg.fo V1- Vl, (OO inPHI bd fc McClymonds High School students returning to school next September will attend classes for the first time in the new McClymonds High School being erected at Myrtle and 26th Streets, according to Selmer H. Eerg, superintendent of the Oakland Public schools. The new three-story, reinforced concrete structure which is expected to be ready for occupancy in time for the fall term opening will include an auditorium, cafeteria, library, music department with six practice rooms, a dramatics room with a seating capacity of 150 and a small stage, and 40 classrooms providing facilities for 1500 students.

Acoustical tile installed throughout the building will render all corridors and classrooms soundproof. The interior is to be finished in soft shades of tan, green, and buff. On the opening day of the new term each student will be furnished a handbook containing a floor plan of the building to assist him in becoming oriented to his new surroundings, according to Principal Frank Adams. Hamilton Junior High Features Stamp Club Entries submitted in a recent exhibit conducted by the Hamilton Junior High School Stamp Club received the following awards for their owners: Harold Williams, German stamps, first prize; Harvey Sharrer, African stamps, second prize; Kenny Wong, stamps of the third prize. Valuable American stamps BERKELEY, May 30.

Graduating seniors of St. Joseph's High School here will attend Mass in a body' next Sunday morning after which they will be guests of the St. Joseph's High School faculty at breakfast Other that, the 44 graduating seniors are looking forward to receiving their diplomas at Commencement rites for all East Bay Catholic high schools in the Oakland Auditorium on Saturday, June 13, at 2 p.m. It has been a round of social events for the seniors for the past two weeks. One of the highlights was the Senior Ball at Hotel Claremont on May 15.

The ball theme was "Moonlight and Roses." Adobe Creek lodge will be the locale ior the Senior picnic Other recent events included an afternoon of Freshmen vaudeville led by Barbara Williams; a tea sponsored by the Junior class under the direction of Denise Heafey, and a Sophomore afternoon dedicated to the Seniors on May 19. Honored members of the senior class include Barbara Johnson, recipient of a president's scholarship for Holy Names College; Iris Flanagan, recipient 'of a CSF scholarship to Humboldt State College, Marilyn Fondran, outgoing editor of the school paper who received a certificate of merit lor Green Cross safety work, and Rita Sabol, recipient of both state and national awards from the Alameda County Tuberculosis and Health Association. The graduation class includes: Josephine Accinelll Gail Johnson Summer Classroom to Assist Rapid Reading course in rapid reading in provement for business and prolyl fessional people will open Jun 15 at Merritt Business School4 5714 Grove Street, with meet- i ings scheduled for Monday and Wednesday from 6:15 to 7:15 and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Class emphasis will be off. vocabulary development, read- ing rate improvement, analysis and comprehension of reading content under the direction of--Miss Maryjane Dunstan of the, Oakland Public Schools.

There's No Time Like Present to Learn Trade presented as prizes were the gift of Justin Bardellini, faculty Vartan Toutjean POPULAR mUO LESSONS SPECIAL LOW SUMMER KATES SOW TN EFFECT Stadia. 1Mb 6 Dwriww Oakland TW I-JTT1 member. Thomas Whayne, high seventh grade counselor, is sponsor for! the group. Dorothy Baldwin famcia lumiet Gloria Baldwin uorotny n.mg Lupe Madero Maxine Martinez Marlene Beach Rose Bhc Cecilia Biasottt Lenore Bizarre Barbara Br eon Joan Campbell Martha Carey Name TonyeNieves Senior Council Prexy CENTER VILLE, May 30. Tbny Nieves, president of the senior council Washington Union High School, heads a staff of 11 now busy with events preceding graduation on June 14.

Other members of the council are Eva Bassignani. Joyce Rodrigues, Fred Vizcarra, Margaret Nunes, Alice Sloniker, Frank Galvan, Frank Murakami. Antoine Rigmaiden, Piero Cerruti and Frank Richmond. Mananna McGuire Barbara Meehan Patricia O'Reilly Beverly Patke Theresia Ruloph tion period which begins June 1. A $2 registration fee plus a small supply fee in some courses is the only charge required for Laney Trade classes, Thomas pointed out Counselors are on duty on all regular school days between 8 a-m.

and 3 pjn. Applicants for enrollment may contact Thomas W. Cole, vice-principal, or Mrs. Eleanor Hewlett, Co ordinator of women's trades at the school office. Additional information about the entire program offered at Laney may also be secured by calling TE mplebar 6-2622.

BUYS YOUR CHOICE PORTABLE tain work, cosmetolocy and pressing. Women are also being accepted for enrollment In the summer session class in baking. High school students plannini to earn high school credit by attending Laney summer session should make arrangements immediately with their high school counselors. Advance application must be made in order to secure credit. Since enrollment Is limited, students are urged to take ad-ran tag of the advmnc registra work, radio and television repair, cookiaj.

baking photojfTiphy, office machine repair, dry cWanirxf work and iho rebuilding. Court la beauty work, radio corrjuuakatiorii, and aircraft trade prepare atudenti for examinations for lic3ss required In Ihes field. Many courses are open to women. Including household management and home nun inf. trade sewinx (June 15 to 30 only) waitress and soda foun Joan Sa Daunt mn4 rv Vfirrlnl Rita Sabol Judy De Mattel Geraldine Silva Pitriru Smith per week PertY De Younf Diane Doujlas Dolores Ebli Iris Flanagan MarCyn Fondran Josephne Furtado Emily Steadman Barbara Stone Evelyn Torres Joan Tracey Patricia Valente Barbara Walker Joanne neaney ruM Hnllinit Ptri-ia Wvrlia Barbara Johnson Catherine Zarnorelli JL HERMES ROYAL SMITU-CORONA REMiNGTON UNDERWOOD Lrry TrxL nod Technical Irjl-Vf.

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