Capital trip observations by Coronado high student president
Scottsdale's Bob Swan, Coronado High student body president, details the Senate Youth program in Washington D.C. He notes letters to congressmen are read, praises U.S. defense, and remarks on the vast scale of government. He met top officials and received a Capitol flag from Senator Fannin, later presented to Principal Clyde Kidd.
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Scottsdale
Bob Swan
Coronado High
Washington D.C
Senate
Bob
Pentagon
Capitol
Paul Fannin
Clyde Kidd
Five Flames Grow From Freshmen At Maryvale High
Four Flames and Harvey Tucker joined the group of five freshmen who lit up Maryvale High’s first Christmas assembly in 1962. The Flames, now dressing in dress jackets, trained under arranger Jerry Harris as they plan for the senior year while pursuing multiple school activities and musical roles.
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Maryvale High
Four Flames
Santi Anna
Kingston Trio
Mike
the Flames
Jerry Harris
Flames
Marc
Keith
Harvey
Tim
The
Maryvale
Tim Babcock
Keith Bauman
Mike Steinbaugh
Marc Aramian
Harvey Tucker
Grads Eligible For Scholarship
The Phoenix Elementary School District Classroom Teachers' Association offers a $300 or $400 scholarship to a Phoenix Union High School District graduate planning an elementary teaching career at Arizona colleges or universities.
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Phoenix Elementary School
Phoenix Union High School
Arizona
Camelback High Names Students of the Month
Nancy Scott and Perk Clark were named Camelback High School students of the month by the Girls League.
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Nancy Scott
Perk Clark
Camelback High
The
Girls League
Rodeo Fever Grips Phoenix Teens Before Debut Show
The Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce sparks rodeo fever as Phoenix students dress Western for the rodeo debut. Immunity lowest 8:30 p.m. to midnight at the state fairgrounds Exhibit Building. A teen stomp for ages 14 to 21 features Freddie Cannon and bands including The Jokers and The Pedestrians.
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Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce
Phoenix
Jaycees
Freddie Cannon
Five Hands
Jay Walker
The
Pedestrians
Jokers
Phil and
the Phrantics
Avengers
Soul Sensations
Campus Queen contestants at Carl Hayden High
Five coeds from Carl Hayden High vie for Campus Queen honors. The candidates are Sylvia Alonzo Marla Hansen Susan Orth Virginia Rameriz and Linda Van Gelder.
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Carl Hayden High
Bad Moment Inspires South Mountain Drum Major Leader
Bill Smith, Rebel marching band drum major at South Mountain High, slipped in mud during a field run but kept spirits high. A busy senior active in Young Scientists of America, Key Club, Latin Club, Boys League, and Boys State, he also serves as band council president and League vice president, with speech trophies and NAACP youth council work. He also participates in Sea Explorers and church usher duties emphasizing inclusive worship.
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Bill Smith
South Mountain High
Bill
South
Young Scientists of America
Key Club
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Humphrey
Supreme Court
U.S. Senate
William Randolph Hearst Foundation
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Zona State
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Chris Town
Isear
Kings Club
Parnassus
Junior Achievement Company
Madrigal
National Forensic League
Queens
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Sea Explorers
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