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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1963

Page

6

Should driver education be mandatory in high schools

Coronado High students offer contrasting views on mandatory driver education. Paula Hurn argues for compulsory training to ensure correct habits, while Lynn Taylor favors voluntary enrollment. A mix of opinions highlights education on laws, safety, and practical behind the wheel training.

Laurie Robas Coronado Paula Hurn Lynn Taylor Julie Johnson Charlotte Krupsha Sandy Spangler Linda Broening Laurie Smith

Pledges Lead Valley Recording Scene With Fresh Guitars

The Pledges, a rising Valley group, record for Holly and promote STINGRAY and WAYFARING STRANGER from East venues. Page Decker joins as lead guitarist, a ASU sophomore who previously played with Johnny and The Hurricanes, while Rusty Randolph backs guitar from the Tornadoes. Mike Lester handles bass and Dave Calhoun drives drums as they prep a new recording date, aiming to break into the charts alongside other local acts like Bent Forcep and The Fencemen.

Page Decker ASU Decker Johnny and the Hurricanes Stompers Rusty Randolph Randolph Tornadoes Telstar Pledges Mike Lester Dave Calhoun Bent Forcep MY Son the Doctor Frere Jacques Allan Sherman

Arcadia Spring Musical Announces Guys and Dolls Cast

Arcadia prepares for an April 4 and 5 production. Harold Milsop, Woodward, and Dana Lynch direct. Mike Neer leads as Nathan Detroit with a gang including Emery, Robyn, Gamntner, Sher, May, Villoria, Hibbler, Charland and Hoffman. Carol Stromme stars as Adelaide with Barbara Bartlett as Sara Brown and Penny Jones Beth Weber as other Dolls. Choral groups provide the chorus.

Arcadia Harold Milsop Woodward Dana Lynch Nathan Detroit Mike Neer Charles Emery Bob Robyn LeRoy Gamntner Larry Sher Dave May Bob Villoria Larry Hibbler Dick Charland Bill Hoffman New York Andy Owen Wayne Greene Carol Stromme Miss Adelaide Sara Brown Barbara Bartlett Penny Jones

Library Aims To Hold One Million Books At WashU

The John M. Olin Library at Washington University opens as a $3.7 million building with space for 400,000 books now and capacity for up to one million volumes. It features divided browsing areas, 125 faculty study rooms, 60 graduate student cubicles, 10 seminar rooms, and nearby tables for study.

Arcadia High Plans Twirp Week Switch Around

Arcadia High School plans its annual Twirp Week February 11 to 16 featuring a talent show February 13 and 14 led by Margie Roth. The semi formal dance theme is Enchanted Forest with royalty from the junior class: Queen Merry McGwire and King Art Piccinati.

Arcadia High School Margie Roth Alexis Karales Merry McGwire Toni Wanic Carol Stromme Queen Art Piccinati Andy Owen John Flores King Delta Omega Tri X Club John Arcadia Key Club Art Andy Arcadia Gymnasium

Macmillan opposes leaving France as sole European nuclear power

In the House of Commons Harold Macmillan states he does not agree with the view that Britain should abandon France as the only European nuclear power. In Hampton Virginia Gloria Gantt reacts to her brother's Clemson admission, saying she lacks his nerve. In Long Beach California Mrs. Clyd Marsh comments on giving birth to twins after turning 50.

Fencemen Liberty Records Shuch Orlens South Street London Harold Macmillan House of Commons France Hampton Gloria Gantt Hampton Institute For Clemson College Harvey Long Beach Calif Clyd O. Marsh

Coronado students showcase original ideas and talents

Coronado High School students display diverse original ideas in art music science and fashion. Seniors Jon Rawsthorne and Clyde Thomas lead art and music concepts while Greg Fisher builds a personal computer and other gadgets. The Hollyridge Trio forms for folk performances and three girls volleyball teams remain undefeated as practice continues.

Coronado Jon Rawsthorne Anne Allen Jo Anne Becky Dycus Clyde Thomas Rieny Gruenemeier Coradon Club Paul Robas Dave Hoefer Jim Kerr Frances Ong Carol Norton Kathy Krueger Nancy Mayr Cindy Reynolds Vicki Wilkerson Sharon DeFronzo Becky Bones Julie Clayton LaDene Lindberg Shirley Bigler Fay Lawrence Kathy Smith Karen Lewis Sue Finder

Titan Faculty Stages Mars Themed Comedy Father’s Been To Mars

Arcadia High School faculty select cast for Father’s Been To Mars a comedy about TV space star Larry Gibson adapting to family life after years of space tours. George Cowie Ethel Salisbury and others fill roles including Corky Gloria Ned Pierce Wilma Eartha and more for the March 7 and 8 performance.

Mars Arcadia High School Lawrence Gibson George Cowie Outer Space Larry Gibson Captain Galaxy Gloria Corky Gibson

Arcadia Seniors Reach Semifinalist Honors in various Scholarships

Several Arcadia seniors appear as semifinalists in scholarship contests. Joe Caudle is a semifinalist for the National Honor Society Scholarship. Liza Bean receives the Baird Scholarship from the University of Arizona. Jim Hodder earns PSAT semifinalist honors in the National Presbyterian Competition. Ellen Lacy is a Pittman Scholarship semifinalist based on PSAT. Liza Bean Dave Elson Ralph Kimball and George Durham are semifinalists for the National Merit Scholarship from the CEEB test. December tests will determine finalists.

Arcadia Joe Caudle Jim Hodder Ellen Lacy Pittman Liza Bean Dave Elson Ralph Kimball George Durham CEEB

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