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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1994
Page
18
A young girl, Gauthier, describes her journey through auditions and the lessons learned. She recalls freezing during seventh grade in Babes in Toyland and explains the importance of resilience, humor, and not giving up when tryouts don’t go as hoped.
Anger and hurt from being iced out by friends prompt Maura to urge patience and empathy. A teen asks about dating a best friend. guidance says wait for him to end his current relationship and pursue age-appropriate matches. A 14 year old wonders about a 24 year old sister’s friend, with a warning to stay within peers and avoid dangerous involvement.
Kristin Romens, a senior at Dobson High, placed third in the Arizona Citizen Bee held April 30. The national competition by Close Up Foundation tests knowledge of American heritage, government and current events. First and second place earned bonds. third won a $50 bond and a chance for the national contest. Other Dobson participants included Mina Lee and Gabe Sweetland.
The Mayor's Youth Committee praises graduating students from all five Mesa high schools for contributing over twelve hours of community service this year. Members aided in neighborhood cleanups food basket deliveries art events and Mesa's Cinco de Mayo celebration. Newly elected officers Kenny Curtis Kami Rynish Steven Tait and LuLu Shih look to a 1994 1995 year with 150 new and returning members.
The Tribune's teen page Class Acts invites experienced student reporters and photographers to contribute. Apply by sending work to Liz Merritt at 120 W First Ave Mesa AZ 85210. Deadline for applications is May 27.
The Tribune hosted 63 young girls for Take Our Daughters to Work Day in Mesa. Participants spoke about missing school, learning how a newspaper is produced, and exploring future job opportunities in journalism.
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