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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1967

Page

5

Ballenburger twins lead Saguaro student life and plans

Jeanne and Joanne Ballenburger, standout Saguaro students, win key Student Council posts. Jeanne elected as next year's Student Body corresponding secretary and 67 Girls State representative. Joanne becomes Student Body recording secretary and serves on SABERCAT staff. Both face college choices, leaning toward NAU.

Saguaro Ballenburger Jeanne Joanne Ballenburger Joanne The Sabercat Fellowship Council Saber Society American Field Service Anytown National Conference of Christians and Jews

Southwestern Girl Scouts Explore Worlds at Grand Canyon

More than 390 Senior Girl Scouts from Arizona California Utah Nevada New Mexico and Colorado attended a three day conference at the Grand Canyon themed So Many Worlds to Explore Under the Arizona Cactus Pine Council Senior Planning Board led by Terri Ganem and Kathy Sullivan The program covered The World of Friendship The World of the Future The World of You The World We Live In The World of the Grand Canyon and other topics with guest speakers from Prescott College Scottsdale High and international exchange students The event concluded with an inspirational graduation for seniors.

Lynne Stresen-Reuter Grand Canyon Southwest Arizona California Utah Nevada New Mexico Colorado Cactus-Pine Girl Scout Council Terri Ganem Central Kathy Sullivan Paradise Valley Nancy McGahey Saguaro Mary Ann Clark Sharon Swenson Scottsdale Canyon Phoenix Robert Nairn Prescott College Donald Rogers Leo Freitas Robert Scott You Robert Weber Scottsdale Foreign Exchange Masako Ishida Scottsdale High Japan Ory Estrella Argentina Coronado Helle Blomquist Denmark Arcadia Dewey Wildener George Bennett Arizona State University F. A. Stresen- Reuter Daphne Rudoulph Tucson West Jean Godwin Nancy United States Brazil

Brazil trip shows flood dangers and cultural contrasts

AFS student Patty Wilson details two months in Brazil with Sao Paulo as a major stop, describing a devastating bus landslide during floods, lush countryside, coffee regions, markets, and sidewalks cafes. She explains culture, traffic, and schooling differences, and her growing Portuguese confidence.

Vietnam talk highlights war's moral complexities

Captain Terence Pandel, formerly of the U S Army Artillery and now with the Arizona National Guard, spoke to Corona High students about Vietnam. He described the conflict’s background, the difficulty of distinguishing friend from foe, and the harsh realities of combat including casualties and ceasefires.

Julie Shaw State Department Vietnam Terrance Pandel United States Army Artillery Arizona National Guard Coronado High Pandel New Mexico Hanoi Pande Malaya Greece Philippines Johnson

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