ASU Carillon Bells Ring Limited Times Amid Controversy
Bells at Ari son State University toll only three times daily at 11 30 am 5 pm and 9 pm to avoid disturbing classes. A 148 bell Matthews Library carillon, a gift honoring service members, fronts a disputed funding bill with thousands of student signatures opposing it.
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Arison State University
Henry. Brouinsma
Calieze of Fine Arts
Ing
ASU
Matthews
State Press
University
Saguaro Key Club Spreads Holiday Spirit and Service
Saguaro High Key Club members spend three hours at Valley of the Sun Children’s Home repairing toys decorating the cafeteria and cleaning rooms. They plan a Christmas spirit tree in the school mall with ornaments from students and seek Miss Sweetheart of Saguaro High Key Club nominations for February. Officers include John Paul president Dan Madison VP Doug Riddle secretary Jim Simmons treasurer Pete Fennell and Andy Gordon chaplain.
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Susie Condrey Saguaro
Valley of the Sun -Children
John Paul
Club
Saguaro High Key Club
Saguaro
Sopho
Mores
Seimester’s End
Dan Madison
Doug Riddle
Jim Simmons
Pete Fennell
Andy Gordon
Coronado Choral Arts Celebrate Christmas Events
The Christmas Messiah was performed with soloists from the Advanced Choral Ensemble in the auditorium last night. Blue Heaven themed the Valley Ho Scottsdale Christmas prom held last Saturday, sponsored by Ami cae. Alumni and Class of 67 members will attend the Christmas Alumni Program next Monday with refreshments and a Reunion Chorus joining former Dons for student body events. Alpha Omega and Los Hermanos plan a Christmas caroling party.
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Valley Ho
Scottsdale
Amicae
Coronado
Robert Frazier
Alpha Omega
Los Hermanos
Scottsdale seeks park name in kids contest deadline Monday
All city students are invited to name a new 55 acre park east of Coronado High and Tonto Elementary. Entries must avoid tribal or living/deceased person names and are due Monday. The Parks and Recreation Commission will judge and the City Council selects final winner who receives a one year free program pass.
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Senate
ASU Associated Students
Paul Rowe
Maas-Rowe Carillons
Los Angeles
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Lincoln Center
Bonnie Billings
Scotts
Scottsdale
Idale
Parks and Recreation
Coronado High School
Tonto Elementary School
Parks and Recreation Department
Indian School Road
Arizona
Parks and Recreation Commission
Spanish theme for Arcadia Christmas Prom announced
Arcadia High School will host a Spanish themed Christmas Prom in the gym titled Noche de las Rosas. The Girls' League sponsors the event on Thursday from 8:30 to midnight, featuring a queen and princesses, a large 80 foot mural, pinatas, 300 paper rose centerpieces, a giant bell pinata, and music by the Klaxons and the Almerian Soultet with a Tijuana Brass flavor.
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Arcadia
Girls’ League
Cindy Close
Carol Kildon
Lina Sue McCroskey
Manuel Jones
Barbara Ludden
Nancy May
Cindy Black
Shelley Welter
Shelby Williams
Pam Engebretson
Georgia Freiburghaus
Carolyn Haynes
Spain
Honor group aids children at Arizona State Hospital Christmas party
At the Arizona State Hospital a Christmas party was hosted by the Spanish Honorary of Arcadia High. Guests were assisted by honorary members in tree trimming, presented with gifts, and joined in carols and refreshments. Sue Burger chaired the event with Barbara Moore, Jo Ellen Murphy, Betty Milligan, and Roger Picket as sub‑chairs. John A. Watson led singing.
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Arizona State Hospital
Arcadia High
Sue Burger
Barbara Moore
Jo Ellen Murphy
Betty Milligan
Roger Pickett
John A. Watson
Arcadia
Beth El No. 7 Daughters Install Officers Tonight
Installation of officers for Beth el No. 7 International Order of Job's Daughters takes place tonight at 8 o'clock in the Scottsdale Masonic Temple. Installing Honored Queen Charlene Stamibough and a slate of elected and appointed officers, including Debbie Kautenburger and Jan Rouse, will be announced with the ceremonial lineup listed.
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Bethel No. 7
International Order of Job’s. Daughters
Scottsdale Masonic Temple
Scottsdale Road
Charlene Stamibough
I. F. Riggins
Jack Childers
A&fm No
Scottsdale
Debbie Kautenburger
Jan. Rouse
Ferne Osman
Susan Tom‘kinson
Judy Winchester
Debbie Heavalin
Carolyn Jenkins
Debbie Forde
Jackie Akers
Val "Hoover
Betsy Dambrova
Dianna Reed
Linda Peck
Cynthia Miltm
Polly Amstutz
Patty Auxier
Co-ed selects Nancy Eckel as magazine correspondent
Nancy Eckel an eighth grader at Pima Elementary School has been chosen as a Co-Ed Magazine correspondent for the 1966 67 school year. Principal selection by Miss Margaret Hauser editor and home economics teacher Mrs Peggy Craig notes leadership and enthusiasm for home economics as the basis for the appointment.
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Nancy Eckel
Pima
Margaret Hauser
Peggy Craig
Nancy
Coronado Senior Sue Zimbal Named District Wool Contest Winner
Caronado senior ocalist Sue Zimbal was selected among five district winners in the Make It Yourself With Wool contest. She advances to model red wool ensemble at state judging January 6 in Ramada Inn.
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Coronado
Sue Zimbal
Sue Comstate
Ramada
Inn
Chung-Town
Las Vegas
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