Arcadia High School hosts TW RP Week with Venice dance
Arcadia High School held TW RP Week February 13 to 17 sponsored by the junior class to replace Valentine activities. The event included daily girl boy challenges and a Friday TV RP semi formal themed A Night In Venice. Decorations and publicity were organized by Donna Cravener and a student committee including Karen Vollmer Corki Norde Helen Robb Linda Burns Anita Uliberri Carol Hinton Barbara Jones Michele Stephenson Gail Chasey and Judy Clatterbuck.
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Suzi Wood
Arcadia High School
Venice
Arcadia
Donna Cravener
Karen Vollmer
Corki Norde
Helen Robb
Linda Burns
Anita Uliberri
King and Queen Crowned at Arcadia Talent Show
Luke Helms and Michele Ste phenson were crowned King and Queen of Hearts at The Command Performance during Arcadia’s TV RP Week. Tom Henze and Donna Cravenor presided as chaperones. The event featured seventeen acts directed by Mike Case with Bob Coor serving as master of ceremonies after Case fell ill.
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Micheille Stephenson
Luke Helms
Arcadian High School
Michele Stephenson
Arcadia
Tom Henze
Donna Cravenor
Luke
Michele
Sandy Scott
Leroy Shaw
Mary
Janet James
Mike Case
Maurine McFadin
John van Hueten
Paulette Nevans
John Herrick
Wilton P. Moore
Bob Coor
Henze
Hohokam School Chooses Colors and Paper Name
Students vote to choose lavender and white as school colors for Hohokam and select Hohokam News and Views as the paper title after a Name The School Paper contest. Seventh and eighth graders host a Valentine Dance at Tonto School with a 10 cent admission and refreshments. Inter mural games during lunch feature volleyball for girls and basketball for boys, with upcoming matches against other schools.
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Hohokam School
Scottsdale Issues Bicycle Licenses Under New Ordinance
The City of Scottsdale requires bicycle licenses under a new ordinance. Acting Marshal Dick Leidner said licenses cost 75 cents and are affixed to the bike frame at The Wheelery, 36 W. Second St. Owners receive a registration card and bikes will be inspected for safety. The license is non revenue and transferable to new owners with the bike.
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Scottsdale
Dick Leidner
Second St
Seidner
Glendale Netters Edge Scottsdale In Teean Tennis Match
Glendale girls defeated Scottsdale 4 to 3 in a high school tennis meet. Singles results include M Senner defeating Francis Hernandez 6 4 6 2 Tyeha Paul over Lupe Aguilar 6 4 6 2 Carolyn Moore over Pat Smith 6 2 6 0 Alice Perkins over Gail Hendrickson 6 0 6 3 Terese Campos over Mary Ann Jensen 6 1 6 3. Doubles saw Lanner Paul over Moore Hernandez 8 1 and Aguilar Perkins over Smith Jensen 8 3.
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Glendale
Scottsdale High
M. Senner
Francis Hernandez
Tyeha Paul
Lupe Aguilar
Carolyn Moore
Pat Smith
Alice Perkins
Gail Hendrickson
Terese Campos
Mary Ann Jensen
Lanner-Paul
Moore-Hernandez
Aguilar-Perkins
Smith-Jensen
Drexel Coach Jack Hinkle Resigns After 2-20-1 Record
Philadelphia based report states athletic director Douglass Greene announced the resignation of Drexel Institute football coach Jack Hinkle after three seasons. Hinkle finished with a 2-20-1 record at the institute.
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Letic
Douglass Greene
Drexel Institute
Jack Hinkle
Hinkle
Institute
Scottsdale High to Host Annual Career Night on Campus
Scottsdale High and the junior class council host Career Night on Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the auditorium. Parents and students will hear guidance on future plans with representatives from psychology dentistry medicine law teaching engineering nursing veterinary agriculture journalism and more in the 100 wing to answer questions and discuss professions.
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Scottsdale High
U. S. Army
Kiva High Edits And Events From February And January
Kiva students recall a January dance in the cafetorium with KRIZ DJ Jack Frost and Patty La Salle. February featured a talk by Garfield principal Mrs. Bennet about life behind the Iron Curtain. Western days were celebrated on the fourth and fifth, and the school debuted its newspaper Smoke Signals on the 10th with news, interviews, fashions, and baby announcements.
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Kiva
Jack Frost
KRIZ
Patty la Salle
Navajo School Council Active With Fundraisers and Projects
Navajo School student council has adopted a constitution and funds through ice cream sales at noon. They plan decals shirts and hats, with Mr. Miller as sponsor. Classes study Arizona geography history mining and Indians, visit Heard Museum, and make maps and booklets.
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Navajo School
Miller
Williams
Arizona
Heard Museum
Kaibab Plans Open House and Spaghetti Dinner
The Kaibab Kaibab Krier notes an open house set for Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Teachers urge attendance as students prepare displays. PTA spaghetti dinner March 15 from 5 to 8 p.m. costs 1.25 for adults and 0.75 for children to fund classroom resources.
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Parent-Teacher Association
PTA
Judson Welcomes International Students And Visitors
Judson students hosts international peers including John Simms 18 born in Gibraltar now living in Nice France. Simms writes since age 12 with works in Europe and the United States and plans further study before returning to Europe. Juan Alea 19 from Caracas Venezuela studies English and art and intends architecture at Arizona State University. He sells paintings in Venezuela and seeks American progress and opportunity.
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John Simms
Great Britain
John
Royal Crown Colony
Gibraltar
Nice
Republic of France
Europe
United States
Socialist-Labor Party
England
America
Judson
Juan Alea
Caracas
Venezuela
Juan
Spain
Arizona State University
South America
Judson Sports Program Active Gains Momentum
Judson high school expands athletic and scholastic activity with students excelling in boxing at the Phoenix Golden Gloves program. The varsity basketball team won 40 to 39 at a trip to Bagdad Arizona. Arizona girls tennis champions Laurie Callaway and Melissa Callaway, sisters, headline youth titles. A new track is under construction as runners test the surface. National Honor Society inducted 10 new members on February 5 in the Judson auditorium.
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Judson
Paul Wildman
Ray Rowley
Rus Henry
Phoenix Golden Gloves
Bagdad
Arizona
Laurie Callaway
Phoenix
Laurie
Melissa
National Honor Society
Scottsdale DeMolay Elects 1961 Sweetheart Darlene Holman
Darlene Holman, arcadia high school junior, crowned as 1961 sweetheart at Scottsdale Chapter DeMolay awards banquet. Beverly Chris tiansen received the prior year’s sweetheart necklace. Candidates included Karen Lindstrom Linda Miller and Sherry Redlings. Darlene sponsored by Mike Zimmerman. Autobiography submission and full chapter interview completed the selection process.
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Scottsdale
DeMolay
Darlene Holman
Arcadia High School
Beverly Sue Christiansen
Beverly
Karen Lindstrom
Steve Briggs
Linda Miller
Mike Reese
Sherry Redlings
Steve Sawyer
Darlene
Mike Zimmerman
Scottsdale High Students Win School Awards and Honors
Richard Schaefer receives the Veterans of Foreign Wars Citizenship Award and stars in football and wrestling. Ingrid Myklestad earns the DAR Award and Arizona representation for Williams-Burgesses. Anne Cummings and Larry Heppier to be honored as Most Industrious Seniors for contributions and activities.
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Ceived
Veterans of Fore
Ign Wars
Richard Schaefer
Rick
North Riverside
Scottsdale
Jaycee
Boy’ S State
Squires Hill
Lettermen’s
Beaver Band
First Baptist Youth Fellowship
Ingrid Myklestad
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ingrid
Arizona
Williams- Burgesses
Virginia
Anne Cummings
Larry Heppier
Anne
Da-Kon-Ya
Beaver Builders
Queen of Court’s
Larry
Art ‘Club
Squires- Hi Y
Beaver Builder Prom Set at Safari Hotel in Scottsdale
Scottsdale High will stage the Beaver Builders Sweetheart Prom next Friday at the Safari Hotel Convention Hall from 8 30 p m to midnight. Ray Andrade and his band provide dreamy music while couples dance for 2 50 a pair. Royalty will be crowned with Rochelle Gosselin and Larry Steward as seniors and other pairs from each class named as attendants.
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Beaver Builders
Safari Hotel Convention Hall
Ray Andrade
Rochelle Gosselin
Larry Steward
Sandy
Progress Wants School News for Teen Scene Feature
The Daily Progress invites Scottsdale school correspondents to submit copy for Teen Scene. Copy must be at the Progress office by Thursday noon for publication the following Saturday.
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The
Daily Progress
Scottsdale
Progress
Hohokam School Band Plays At PTA And Honor Band Event
Hohokam School band members rehearse for invited events and performed at a PTA meeting on February 9 They joined a Parada del Sol parade with other school bands An honor band bringing together Soloma Navajo Pima Supai Tonto Tonalea and Hohokam will perform March 3 at Scottsdale High Directors include Mr Fernandez Mr Childers Mr Jefferies and Mr Rizzolo.
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Jeffrey Tate
Parada del Sol
Hohokam
PTA
Rizzolo
Scottsdale
Scottsdale High School
Mr. Fernandez
Pima
Supai
Childers
Tonto
Tonalea
Jefferies
Lo‘oma
Mr. Rizzolo
Navyjo
Akins Bout Postponed By Hand Injury
Former welterweight champion Virgil Akins suffers a hand injury forcing the postponement of his fight with Jamaica’s Gerald Gray from today to March 4.
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Kingston
Jamaica
UPI
Virgil Akins
Gerald Gray
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