Thousand Oaks Star from Thousand Oaks, California • 8

Page 8 THE CHRONICLE Thurs eb 4 1965 Ain't She i Chronicle Campus Leader a MIKE BISSON Paula High Elects ull Slate Homework And The Scene Professor Slates Church Group Talk rouser with NO 9 POTION WHAT ALL Made Chronicle Record Rack Sammy Witnesses Break'Em Up In Album Keely craze with busi though his experience Australia Surfers Chronicle Teen Correspondents Quiz shoes heel dyeing and comes the the pre live week show plus Bobbi Sherman GO GO Popular Sam Riddle host and television's new discotheque show "Hollywood night show Gazzari's are featured on this April Stevens Nino Tempo The Ventures Vi Velasco The Explosions and Etta James ildest a Agoura High School Cathi Till Moorpark Union High School Carolyn Collins Newbury Park Academy Roland Halstead La Reina High School Rosemary Campbell Slml Valley High School Karen Moon Thomtad Oaks High School Robyn Romans them save al on IRST PRIZE Esther Alvidrcz a junior at Newbury Park Academy is presented first prize as winner of a Bible quiz by Robert Bryne (right) Thequiz was sponsored last Decern ter Dan ASB President con the meeting and Mary7 ASB Secretary re those crazy new dance Here's a shot of a DIAMOND RING ABSENT MINDED1 TAMPA la (AP) It was Saturday night and the young man Mio called the Tampa Tribune society department was desperate He said he knew it sounded crazy but he waa due at that moment at a church to be mar ried only he couldn't remember which church He said he knew the Tribune had been given the detaila of the wedding for a story in Sunday'a edition The aociety staffer called makeup man John Petersen in the Tribune composing room Peter sen found the story The staffer paaaed along to the young man the name of the church GAZZAR1 A Street West" A Go Go" watches theexcitingGazzari Dancers on the Saturday starts in unison Clay the lively By MIKE BISSON Some teachers have the opinion that to gain a complete knowledge of your subject you Inust devote more time to the subject than class time allows This causes them to make dreary time consuming assignments What can be more bothersome than having to write a com plete synopsis of any seven of plays or some petty assignment on a night when you planned to birther your social standing at the local billiard parlor You can however take heart from the fact that many times this is unnecessary You will of course get a few assignments like those pre viously mentioned The majority of your assignments will be such exciting topics as "Read pages 162 to 179 and do questions 1 9 on the digestive juices in the or "do problems 1 24 which deal with the quadratic formula In run of the mill cases such as these your friends become important Make sure two or three of your close friends are reasonably intelligent Be generous with them If one needs money to buy his lunch lend it to him and pester him for re payment Your generosity will be repaid 100 times in the work he will save you Remember cheating is dishonest and unfair to those who do their work without help If you must "innocently an other persons homework be honest and change the words a little Give it your own personal touch' It will take only a few seconds longer than if you it verbatim There are some classes in which homework cannot be con tinually without the teacher soon "getting wise" to going on These are mainly mathematics classes In general thanks to the help of your friends and a wise choice of classes that assign little homework you can success fully avoid doing a large percentage of your assignments Best selling records of the week based on The Cash Box Magazines nationwide survey LOST THAT EELING Righteous Brothers DOWNTOWN Clark THE NAME GAME Ellis THIS THOUSAND OAKS Park Oaks School held its annual election of officers for the sec ond semester of this school year In this election the eighth graders capitalized by having all the new officers and in cumbents in their classrooms Incumbents are Sharon Tins ley President June Shores Vice President Debbie Mc Master secretary Robert Webb Treasurer The only new officer was Randy Mullen ix elected as Parliamentarian There will be another election next semester Eighth grade students will not be el igilbe to run as the new officers elected at that time will take office in September THOUSAND OAKS Dr Richard Oldenberg counse ling psychologist at San er nando Valley State College will show a film and address the high school and college groups at the irst Christian Church of Thousand Oaks eb 14 at 5:30 pm Dr topic will be "Social Sex Attitudes Dur ing Adolescence" The talk will deal with the Christian outlook of the matter At a later date parentswill be given an opportunity to view the film and discuss the same problem with the educ ator in and feel hearing Missionary Volunteer Club Edward Broadbeck (far left) pre by the Master sents second and third prizes to Thomas Hickerson and Albert Lowe also Juniors HOLLYWOOD Six top re cording acts have been booked for "Hollywood A Go on TV Saturday at 9 pm The 60 minute swinging show is hosted by Sam Riddle who performs a similar chore on the daily St West" show Headliners Go are April Stevens and Nino Tempo Atlantic recording stars The Ventures Bobbi Sherman Vi Velasco The Ex plosions and Etta James as a professional singer was nil "Once in high school in Ottawa I was pushed before the curtain and told to stall for 15 he recalled "I sang 'Brother Can You Spare a which dates the era and the students threw pennies instead Then at Un iversity in Kingston Ontario I sang in the campus frolics I was equally Among the numbers for the album was one in which he told in Ids sonorous non sing ing bass about how he once saved the life of the notorious Johnny Ringo and later had to shoot him dead The recitation nestled among other singing and talking num bers 'on the album until a Lubbock Tex disc jockey plucked it out for a go around The response was enormous A Dallas jockey heard about the fuss and gave a big play with identical results RCA Victor released the num ber as a single and away it went Viking Writers Hear Talk At Mugu to an occasional halfway suc cessful dance show In 1961 a new phenomen hit the teenage television craze and catapulted a here tofore unknown comedian into the Southern California line light Soupy Sales became the toast of the teenage town al most overnight He held the spotlight as the most talked about television personality on the tube and took attention temporarily from thedancing But humor was short lived and soon he had died out as quickly as the senior class had graduated Nothing could replace him until this fall when Al Burton who had much to do with the early televisionsuccesses and had started the huge Teenage air each Spring got an idea for a new show "9th Street was bom and with it came a new era in teenage television promotion The daily show was enlargedto a full hour in December and ratings listed it as the most popular teen show But the pattern went right back to the Jarvis days The Saturday at 9 pm time slot was filled once again "9th Street A Go Go (now called Hollywood A Go was put in to satisfy supposedly the "over 18 and wrapped itself around the latest the "discotheque" And now here it again "9th Street pioneered it and the boom is on "Shin dig" "Chivaree" and so on In fact believe it or not there once was this guy called Elvis By MARY CAMPBELL AP Newsfeatures Writer THE NEWEST LPs of four stars who record a lot two individuals two groups are the best done recently in all four cases Sammy Davis Jr last heard on the original cast bum of his Broadway show Suite hits a new peak in his always high climbing career with the heeling Hits Sam Butera and the Witnesses usually the precise hard driving accompaniment for Louis Prima team up with Davis They were recorded by Reprise Records in Las Vegas one 4 am sumably after an evening of performances for warm up The bunch really cooks "There Will Never lie Another then everybody calms down to give a meaningful sound to "This Is Davis can take a tune which is closely identified with the one vocalist who made it a hit "Cry Me a "April make a listener By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD (AP) How could a 48 year old actor man age to produce a hit record in the teen age jungle of to pop music world? Lome Greene quest ioning it just banking the money and enjoying the whole thing The amazing success of the record is one of the many pleasant happenstances that have occurred to Greene in recent years ask me about because I figure it said the star of top rated hour I know is that it has al ready sold over 800 000 copies and merely in this country apparently going wild in Australia too There seems to be no doubt that it will sell over a million before through" Like many television stars Greene found himself record ing some numbers last year even LIKE IT SWINGS heard of cu pnino the teenage world great street dance in Italy taken hot off The Chronicle world wire OK we confess what It really is a scramble outside the Sisilna Theater in Italy when teens tried to gel tickets for a sold out disc jockey show Traffic was tied up for two hours on Street Piazza" (AP Wirephoto) POINT MUGU Hueneme High School journalism stu dents will hear a lecture on Navy public information Tues day eb 9 public affairs officials here have announced Philip Russell of 1174 Palmer Ave Camarillo dep uty public affairs officer at Point Mugu will talk to the students point out" Russell said "the opportunities for travel and the challenge one meets in Navy public inform ation" He said he also plans to dis play examples of a Navy jour working materials These will include news re leases brochures photo graphs and standard forms Journalism instructor for Hueneme High School is Mrs Donald Price of 1643 Wolff Road Oxnard MOORPARK'S MIKE BISSON MOOR PARK Galitornia Scholastic ederation Presi dent Mike Bisson of Moorpark Union High School has been named The "Cam pus Leader" this week Bisson is the second to receive the honor Last week the winner was Norman Eggen of Simi Valley High Mike who is also editor of the "Blade" Is well known on the campus for his humorous short stories and homemade movies Currently he is writing a series on "How to Succeed In School Without Really Trying" When Mike writing one of his enlightening essays he assists the coaches as athletic statistician a year job in itself Mike has held this position for two years and prior to that acted as basketball and baseball stat istician Mike plans to attend Ventura College next year and later transfer to UCLA On TV Sunday Some outstanding color foot age never before shown on local TV of surfing on Aus 1 tralian beaches will be shown by producer host Stan Rich ards on this Sunday at 6 pm on KHJTV A special guest to describe the surfers and action will be Alistair McCrae of the Aus tralian Life Saving and Surf ing Association folk heroes The group with follows with funny Wheels on my about an opti mistic pioneer fleeing from Indians "Lily sung in serious tone with a humorous little kazoo in the background a Navajo harvest chant and others from the Wild West (Randy Sparks who started the New Christy Minstrels and later the Back Porch Majority is making it three with the new Green Grass Group) A POP ORCHESTRA of 27 pieces recorded in London four has cut Keating a real wow on a loud stereo set This isbold lush sound (eight trumpets four trombones four rench homs four woodwinds) It jazz The closest it comes is an optimistic Kenton treatment of New The Keating Orchestra is at its best doing what it does on most of the album big sound I blues Happens to or playing it broad and straight All We Harlem ive Will Play At Thousand Oaks By ROBYN ROMANS Thousand Oaks High School THOUSAND OAKS Harlem Clowns will be in the Conejo Tuesday night ebruary 9th They will be at the Thousand Oaks High School gym playing against the faculty basketball team The game will start at 8:00 Admission prices are adults $150 students $100 and children 50 cents This function is one of the many activities sponsored by the Thousand Oaks I ligh School Varsity Club Their purpose is to stimulate Interest in athletics and to serve the school Money raised on these ac tivities go for various things for the school This year after football season they bought the varsity football coaches each a jacket At present they are buying emblems for the members of their club to wear on their jackets Officers of this club are Bill Hof President Art Raw ley Vice President Dave esterling Treasurer and Glen Melberg secretary Park Oaks School LOVE Searchers HOLD GOT Tex ALL DAY AND THE NIGHT Kinks KEEP Shannon SHAKE Cooke MY GIRL emotations and it for the first time Sammy has cut another album with another swinging group the Count Basie Band which will be coming out soon on Verve Keely Smith last recorded singing the Beatle hits is back where her fans want her too with Intimate on Reprise Keely is quiet her smooth i voice never pitying just almost blue beautifully enunciating Long As He Needs it on My body Loves and others Her accompaniment is quiet too piano with a touch of drums bass and guitar Limeliters London on RCA is a live performance by Lou Gottlieb Alex Hassilev and Glenn Yar brough The singing is some of their best Conversation from the stage as is usual at a live concert as good as the music But in this case the warm rapport between trio and audience which plainly comes across on the record is a plus which makes up for it The Limeliters give the British such good old American folk songs as Wabash it and ar Side of the the latter with a tender solo by Yarbrough New Christy Minstrels Sing and Play Cowboys and Columbia also is back to their standard of youthful gusty freshness after their last slightly tired album about US vision set was a the "Al Jarvis Teen Hi Jinx" show Through the years the pattern changed little As dan ces varied the show varied Dick Clark's easter swinger from Philadelphia rolled accross the network screen Lloyd Thaxton brought a dance show to a newly re medied Pacific Ocean Park Jack Linkletter hit the tube and then things quieted down Explains How Him A 'Starr' Teenage TV Boom Nothing New A Go Dates To 'A When When By CRAIG ALTSCHUI Boom in teenage television is nothing new Even "A Go dates back to "A It all started about ten years ago when Al Jarvis then host of radio's popular "Make Be lieve Ballroom" moved to the late afternoon television cir cles fora daily "bop" series In fact "Makin' The Scene" even claims an "Al Jarvis Dance Champion Button" On Saturday nights the tele Lome Greene 'House' New Legislature At Simi High By KAREN MOON Simi Valley High School "House of Represent atives" is a newly formed or ganization of student govern ment for Simi Valley High school The purpose of this legislative body is to bring closer the students of Simi to the executive powers of the Student Council and to enable said students to exercise more fully their own personal will toward the betterment of Simi High Each of the sixty first per iod class have a representa tive who attends the meetings on Tuesday every other week His job is to share the ideas of his class with the other representatives to vote on re solutions of the House as his class wished and to report the actions of the House to his class or the first meeting of the House Kifer ducted Paine corded theminutes Themem bers elected their House Com mittee from those present: Jim Strehlow Chairman Betty Kennedy co chairman Diane Peterson recorder and Gail Currey clerk A committee from leadership class wrote amendment to improve com munication between Student Council and students The student body has already shown a tremendous response SIGN COVERS IT ALL ST PETERSBURG la (AP) a sign on the wall of Shoe Service that pretty well sums up the ness It reads: doctor attend their their How To Avoid It NOTE: Mike Bisson editor of "The campus newspaperat Moorpark Union HighSchool is currently writing a series of articles called To Succeed In School Without Really Trying" Because of the favorable reaction to the humorous scries at MUHS The Chronicle is re printing the articles for students on other southeastern county campuses to enjoy WATCH THE BIRDIE Santa basketball booster happens to be this 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