Sing Out Phoenix forms core of Up With People group
The Sing Out Phoenix chapter of Up With People grows toward Sing Out Southwest with 200 students involved. Len Goebel and Charles Eckels direct the Phoenix group, guiding performances, tours, rehearsals, and discipline as members share concerns at a major rehearsal. The group emphasizes Moral Rearmament values of honesty, purity, love, and unselfishness.
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Phoenix
California
Sing Out Southwest
Veteran’s Memorial Coliseum
Len Goebel
Arizona State University
Charles Eckels
Phoenix College
Saguaro High
Tim Prouty
April Bash at Saguaro Sparks Muddy Mayhem
Saguaro students staged an April Fool's Bash featuring water balloons mud baths a greased pole climb and a moonball event won by upperclassmen. Juniors claimed the trophy amid chaotic fun while a canal bath followed. Goebel and Pronty framed the event as part of a broader peaceable activism via Sing Out Phoenix with meetings at St. Joseph's Nurses Home and donations to the group.
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Candy Clark
Duane Melton
Duane
Jan Peterson
Saguaro
Canal
Bobby Baker
Jimmy Hoffa
Goebel
Pronty
Phoenix
N. 7Th Street
St. Joseph’s Nurses Home
Scottsdale Girls Earn Academic Honors At Distant Colleges
Two Scottsdale women in distant colleges gain recognition for academics. Pamela Boyd, daughter of Mr and Mrs James W Boyd, 4925 North 85th Street, Scottsdale, is elected to the sophomore class student legislature representative at Colorado Woman's College.
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Scottsdale
Faraway Colleges
Pamela Boyd
James
W. Boyd
85Th Street
Colorado Woman's College For
Miss Boyd
CWC
Denver
Colo
Vienna
Austria
Madrid
Spain
Geneva
Switzerland
La Boheme Matinee Shown at ASU Grady Gammage
More than 150 students attended a matinee by the Metropolitan Opera National Company at Grady Gammage Memorial Auditorium on the ASU campus. The company has performed several operas at ASU and new ones are scheduled including The Rape of Lucretia at 2 p.m. and La Traviata in Italian at 8:30 p.m.
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Coronado
Metropolitan Opera National Company
Coronado High to stage West Side Story in May
West Side Story will be Coronado High’s final show of the year with Gerald Carey as Tony and Sheila Grady as Maria. The cast includes Bill Backes as Riff and Jim John as Bernardo. Production staff includes Eugene Hanson as producer director and Janie Jones handling choreography.
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Julie Shaw
Leonard Bernstein
Coronado High
Gerald Carey
Sheila Grady
Tony
Maria
New York
Jets
Riff
Bill Backes
Bernardo
Jim John
Eugene Hanson
Robert Frazier
Jan Haynes
James Newcomer
Carole Steele
Janie Jones
Joseph Gatti
Scottsdale High selects 1967-68 student leaders
Plague hits campus as Scottsdale High completes elections for 1967-68 student government. Five winners include Bob Van Valer as president and Lynn Tess as vice president with slogans such as The Man With A Plan and Use Your Injunnity. Campaigns used gimmicks like a ladder and a basketball. Runoffs and class elections follow.
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Scottsdale
Cissel
Jackie
van Valer
Sty
Bob van Valer
Greek Week Kicks Off at Arizona State University
Greek Week begins Monday on the ASU campus with speeches and skits for Diana and Apollo candidates. About 1,900 fraternity and sorority members take part in a week of games pageants and a Greek Sing designed to strengthen Greek unity.
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Arizona State University
Diana
Apollo
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Valley
Valerie Jones
Progress Youth Editor
Texas Woman's University
John G. Williams
Jan Lorene Sheppard
Sheppard
Olin S. Sheppard
SOQ
East Palm Lane
Scatisdale
Garrett
Econner
Doug Garrett
Arizona
San Francisco
Business Leaders of America
Doug
FBLA
Mark Hopkins Hotel
Dons
Bonnie Bruce
Barb Menoes
Judy Cimador
Kathy Neal
Pat Patterson
Claudia Tantfest
the Valley National Bank
Bonnie Billings
Lynn Tess
Jackie Norton
Sharon Lesk
Linda Cissel
Jim Page
ASU
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