Santa Cruz Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 25

2C-SaitlaCnsSralliaI Sunday, October 29, 1972 WHKTS DOING ON CAMPOS tug-o-war on the front lawn at i tended the University of Mon- TO noon. tana. Besides teaching begin librarian, and Miss Rachaei Goodwin, who will be the new music instructor. Mrs. Badger foresees a complete audio-vis in rT ri onn i4 PiKri I iirill At SCHS BY ROBIN HAYFORD Next week at SCHS is pro Wednesday is Hush Day: all girls buy Hush buttons from stu direct the chorus at the inter' ual center being added to the dent body officers and are to mediate and high schools.

He intends to organize some very claimed "Spirit Week" by Stu homecoming parade next Friday afternoon. The parade will leave our campus at 2:15 p.m. and proceed through the De-Laveaga neighborhood to Mor-rissey Boulevard, down Soquel, and back to Harbor High. Included in the parade will be the four floats, the queen and her attendants and many uorary, and making the stu remain quiet all day (you can dent Body President David dents more aware of the li Bruce. During this week, events will be scheduled to rouse school talk to other girls and teachers); if you are caught talking to a guy, your button goes to brary's resources.

Dr. Bushman conducted the Ski Club's first meeting Thurs spirit and get Homecoming exquisite groups to entertain the whole community. At Baymonte By JIM COURSE him. The man with the most (Nov. 30) off with a bang.

Monday of Spirit Week, the day night at Marello to start organization of this year's club jkiL f'f-1 buttons will be proclaimed Mr. Irresistable. Thursday, various class competitions will take place in the Ugly Man contest begins, and at noon a band will entertain students in the auditorium. and plan activities for the winter season. Mr.

Meyer and interested stu other pleasant surprises. Next week things will be happening during Harbor's "Spirit Week." At the halffime activities of our last football game at Cabrillo Stadium Friday night, Harbor will present the homecoming queen of this year and also announce the class which showed The school campus has temporarily quieted down, due to the end of soccer seajon. Baymonte played their last league Tuesday is proclaimed Grub quad; should be interesting from information gleaned from Day, and there will be a giant dents are now working on this president Bruce. Friday is Spirit Day. Our game Friday against Valley Christian of Saratoga.

Basket year yearbook which will be appearing in the spring. Student body pictures were Homecoming queen reigns over ball season will start within a Uruguay's the most spirit throughout the the ceremonies Friday night and taken last Thursday for student entire week. there will be a Homecoming short period of time. The high school grand prize winner in the annual candy sale was Kathy Dick. This freshmin To end it all with a bang, we dance from 9 to 12 p.m.

Also happening at SCHS: the Government Faces Crisis MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay (AP) President Juan M. Bor- body cards. Seniors will be having their senior pictures taken in a few weeks. Seniors are reminded that University of California applications must be in by Nov. 1.

spirited Hi-Laghters are pre will have our homeanung dance Saturday night in Harbor's big cym. It will last from sold 176 boxes of candy. The bus bought from candy sale senting John Stembeck's "Of Mice and Men." Performances will be in the SCHS auditorium 8 to 12 p.m. and Swamp Steom profits is in service and was used for transportation to an daberry's government faced its is to be the band playing, ao-mission is $1.50 with an ASB card, $2 without. most severe crisis in eight Nov.

11 and 17 at 8 p.m., and Sunday, Nov. 12, at 2 p.m. Tick Oct. 20 soccer game. Baymonte choir has been months of power Saturday fol lowing the arrest of a leader of Last Wednesday night at 8, ets will be on sale at the door one-half hour before curtain or practicing their Christmas music and are in the process of we all had the pleasure of see the ruling Colorado party by military authorities.

can be obtained from any cast' Soldiers took Jorge Baffle ing a Harbor High production on TV! As you all remember, Harbor hosted a debate be member or the director, Mr. Terry Pearman. periecting it. At Loma Prieta Ibanez, a former presidential Three Soque! High School District, to be held Nov. 15.

are Terry Graap, Joseph Frye students who hope for careers On that day students will visit and Sue Swenson. Seated are in aviation look at plans for a business or office in the two of Soquel's counselors, the third annual Career Day field of work in which they're Mrs. Pat Kress, left, and Mrs. in the Santa Cruz High School interested. Shown standing Phil Harry.

New Style 'Career Day In SC High School District tween County Supervisor George If you wondered why all those kids were running around on At Harbor High BY DEBS AND MARILYN BECK Back at Harbor after a week up at Redwood Christian Park as a camp counselor, I find things are really jumping at schcol. Everybody is getting ready for our homecoming. The freshmen through senior classes are preparing their floats, which are to be shown in our school candidate and descendent of two Uruguay presidents-, from the newspaper Action on Fri Cress and Pat Liteky, his op ponent in the upcoming elec day and drove nun to an army tion. compound. He wias placed un Marfrie Todd did a great iob BY MARIE QUITEVIS On Friday, Oct.

13, our five faculty members, secretary and principal attended the fall conference of the California Continuation Education Assn. This as moderator of the debate and I might add, looked great on the TV screen. der the jurisdiction of a military court investigating alleged economic crimes. Batlle Ibanez is a director of the newspaper. conference was held at Foothill uiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiHiia High School, located in the East Batlle Ibanez heads the unity Side district.

Sessions empha and reform faction of the Colo- sizing student rights and re- cmnrtciKilifino inlb- lnn fivw rada party, and 20 officials of the faction 6aid they will with draw support of Bordaberry's government because of the ar 1 to 5:15 p.m. Those attending 3 were able to visit a new school! 5 while in session. The school has; eight separate buildings, in-2 Thursday the 26th, SCHS was having another minimum day; this time it was "Business Education Day" for teachers. Congratulations to Liz Bruce, Alan Amos, Elna Brunkhorst, Katie Collier, Robert Gibbs, Angela Morelli, Roy Musit'elli, David Price, Larry Riebenstein, Julie Shaw, and Sheryll Douglas: their art works were on display at the County Fair. Congratulations also to Julie Samuelson and Patty Dolar who took firsts at the Oct.

24 swim meet at Soquel. (Yes, Virginia, there is a girls' swim team.) At SLV High BY SHARON BRINKLEY Mickie Albee became SLV's homecoming queen during the homecoming rally. Mike Leuck was chosen king. The first princess was Car ANNOUNCEMENT NEW HEARING AID has battery that lasts 800 hours rest. The officials also directed to be a better way of letting students know more about the facets of a career than just listening to someone talk about it.

She initiated a plan of having students go out to visit merchants, professional people and trade representatives "on the job," and put that plan into practice at Soquel three years ago. Last year the plan was expanded to Harbor and Santa Cruz High Schools, as it will be again on Nov. 15. Only junior and senior students may make the visits. They're given a long list of possible careers, well in ad- The third annual "new stvle" career day for high schools in Santa Cruz High School District will be held Nov.

15. Introducing students to careers is not a new concept in the high school district, explains Kay Harry of Soquel High School, but putting the students "out where the action is" was initiated at Soquel just three years ago. Before that time students sat and listened while representatives of many different vocations came to talk to them. Mrs. Harry, who is a counselor at Soquel, felt there had three cabinet members from eluding an assembly hall, library, home economics, admin the faction to resign from the istrative offices, and an auto shop.

There are approximately 400 students now enrolled at theij school. The English and reading 1 3 classes have been doing government and called for an immediate party convention. Before Batlle Ibanez' arrest, about 20,000 people joined a march called by the opposition National party, to protest what they called the increasing domination of the government by OUR NEW TINY MODEL 800 HAS THE ANSWER experimenting with audio-visualjH equipment. We were If you hear but don't understand, we would like you to give just a moments thought to your ears, and what they do for you. They let you hear all of the sounds with which life is filled.

When you open your ears, you open your mind to the world around you. the armed forces. Thousands of Colorado party members joined ole Monard. Her escort was enough to have the equipment 3 for the past week. One of tlie classes is planning to act out and tape a play.

It will be cen- tered around a trial in a court- i TEST YOUR TV SET their traditional opponents in Phone Today. Make an appointment for a hearing check up. the march. The conflict between civilian and military authorities came after Batlle Ibanez appeared on room. Students will act out the different roles while learning about courtroom procedures.

Xvuiluble only at television Wednesday and re Gordon Broft. Second princess Betsy Bahr was escorted by Ron Gehrmann. Attendant Barbara Clark was escorted by John Costella, and ertendane Jana Fong had Steve Dennis as her escort. The band entered the Santa Cruz parade Saturday, Oct. 21.

Many other bands attended the festivities and were judged. The jected accusations that he and vance of the day of the visit, and asked to list first, second and third choices of careers. Counselors then match up students with their selected vocations. Mrs. Harry says only rarely does a student fail to visit the career of his first choice.

The four most popular fields among juniors and seniors in the Santa Cruz High School District are forestry, airlines occupations (pilots, stewardesses or mechanics), teaching and law enforcement. A visit is voluntary on the part of the student. Career day is always a minimum day, so no student is "getting out" of a disliked class by signing up for a career visit. Those who don't want to make a visit are free to go home. Last year 587 students signed up to visit 108 businesses, professional i or resource persons.

This year half of Soquel's junior and senior classes, 450 students, already have signed up. Some of last year's juniors are making a second visit, Mrs. Harry says. Somehave selected a different career this year. Others have chosen the same career but have asked to make a visit to a different place.

"The colleges, as well as the businesses of the county, have been fantastically cooperative," Mrs. Harry says. "Last year we phoned them all to ask if they would accept student visitors, and not one of them refused us." Counselors have been surprised to find that almost every career selected by students is represented in some way in Santa Cruz County. The major exception to that is the airlines fields. So many students are interested in airlines vocations, those who are interested in any aspect of airlines work are taken to San Jose Airport by bus in a group.

Top channel selector knob lose picture or color? Screen flash? If toner Is dirty and needs cleaning, NOT spraylngl Sprays detune. One pesky color dominating? Blue grass, green sky? 3 color bars? Weak to no color? Flicks on and off? Blurry, misty, weak picture? Long warm-up? Objects haloed with red or green trims? friends had profited illegally fllfepseph At Marello BY MAUREEN CAMPION Fortiefr 8 is. 3 from the devaluation of the peso in April 1968. A court earlier had acquittel him of this charge. OPTICIANS CONTACT LENSES HEARING AIDS mucn wnispenng ana pian- SLV band placed second over ning is going on in preparation for Homecoming as Nov.

10 Loud buzz when subtitles appear? all, with Tranquility first. The band has been accepted Tint or hue control can't give skin tone? 1330 Pacific Ave. Santa Cruz 423-7512 Candidates Meet to compete in the All Western draws closer. Everyone is hopeful that the football team heals all inju-2 Band Review which will take place in Long Beach during the Set For Monday Thanksgiving weekend. ries in time for this Friday's game with Hollister.

New faces on campus are OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY OF INTEGRITY "Better Living Through Sight and Hearing" Legislative and congressional SLV has a new chorus teach Picture Miserable? Tears and pulls or rolls? The poor ol' Peacock looking bilious? Best picture poor color? Strong color poor picture? TRY BRAVO'S HOME SERVICE TUNE-UP CALL. YOU'LL BE SURPRISED AND PLEASED! candidates will join er Dr. Robert Ruppel. He at- Mrs. G.

M. Badger, our new.nmmi (Political Advertisement) 00 fn i He other charges unless lubi parti art ntidcd. HO ONLY supervisorial contestants a Cabrillo College on Monday for a public voters' workshop. The session will begin at 7 p.m. in Forum Building, room 450.

Each candidate will make a presentation and time for questions and discussion will follow. The event is part of a Monday evening series dealing with issues on the Nov. 7 ballot. Final meeting will Nov. 6.

Admission is free. Dr. C. Bailey, Cabrillo political science instructor, is moderator. PAJARONIAN RECOMMENDS Oct.

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