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September 24, 1998 | JAMES MEIER
Easing a frightful concern, the City Council this week agreed to contribute $2,500 for Tustin High School's annual Tiller Trick or Treat. Assistant Principal Tim O'Donoghue said the money will be used to buy candy for about 1,500 children expected at the event. "I just don't want kids there without candy," O'Donoghue said. "That's my worst fear."
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March 11, 1994 | BERT ELJERA
Leah Dozier, a senior at Tustin High School, was among 350 high school students from across the nation who participated in a leadership conference in Washington. In the National Young Leaders conference, which ended earlier this month, the students met with leaders from the government, the media and the diplomatic corps. The theme of the conference was "The Leaders of Tomorrow Meeting the Leaders of Today." The participants were selected based on leadership and academic performance.
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April 25, 1994 | BERT ELJERA
Ten Tustin High School students have been accepted into UC Irvine's program for high school scholars. The students, all juniors, will take up to two courses at UCI each quarter in addition to their high school classes, said Pete Kellner, a counselor at Tustin High School. By attending the university program, the students will enter college with some of their requirements completed, Kellner said.
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February 22, 1995 | BERT ELJERA
Michele Bilodeau has been appointed acting principal at Tustin High School. She replaced Pete Brower, who has retired. Bilodeau, who has been with the Tustin Unified School District for the past five years, was activities director at Tustin High School at the time of her appointment. She was formerly a social science and physical education teacher at Columbus Tustin Middle School.
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October 12, 1993 | BERT ELJERA
More than 100 college representatives are expected to be on hand Wednesday for the Tustin Unified School District's annual College Night in the Tustin High School cafeteria and gymnasium. Representatives from California and out-of-state colleges will answer questions from students and their parents and distribute literature during the 7 to 9 p.m. event. For additional information, call the Career Guidance Centers at Tustin High, (714) 730-7438, and Foothill High, (714) 730-7495.