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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1967

Page

6

Money costs steer college choice between Mesa and ASU

The article compares expenses at Mesa Community College and Arizona State University, noting Mesa offers free resident tuition with a small activity fee while ASU charges tuition plus book costs. It covers scholarships, transfer credit rules, student retention, and guidance from counselors on choosing a path.

Mesa Community College Arizona State University Mesa College Maricopa County ASU Lynette Knight Coronado High Guidance Department Mesa Alfred Thomas

Reading education expo showcases new audio visual tools

Readers and educators gather at the Ramada Inn in Phoenix to view reading materials and pacers machines. Desert Area Reading Council sponsors the display as three Scottsdale high schools Coronado Arcadia and Saguaro host reading centers. Coronado offers an experimental no credit self improvement course to boost reading comprehension and speed.

Ramada Inn Phoenix Desert Area Reading Council Scottsdale Coronado Arcadia Saguara Coronada

Saguaro students shine at ASU contest and prom night

Senior Joyce Ball won impromptu speaking at the ASU Forensic Speech Contest on Feb 16 with 13 Saguaro participants. March 11 brings State Speech and Drama Contest at Hast High featuring impromptu, oratory, prose and poetry interpretation. Saber Society promotes girl role reversals for Queen of Hearts Prom with Latent Sounds. Powder puff basketball puffs up funds as Key Club boys perform pom pon and cheer routines.

Susie Condrey Joyce Ball Saguaro ASU Hast High Joseph Esile Fine Arts Tenesco Amy Patterson Brian Dugan Louise Pass Saber Society Queen of Hearts Suguarn Key Club Arizona State University John Worden Coronado High School Susan Dong West Phoenix High School Barbara DuVal Tucson High School Pi Kappa Delta Department of Speech and Drama Arizona California New Mexico Texas Colorado Nevada

1000 Clowns Carnival Theme At Scottsdale High

Scottsdale High Student Council schedules a spring carnival for March 4 with the theme A Thousand Clowns. Co chair Wendy Powell lists participating clubs and booths from Quill and Scroll to French Club and a dunking machine. Carnival King nominees include seniors John Mackey Don Proze and Stormy Hatson.

Bonnie Billings National Honor Society Lettermen’s Club Sunny Lof John Mackey Don Proze Stormy Haton

Eight Arcadia seniors vie for Olympia yearbook honors

Eight Arcadia seniors compete for Miss Olympian and Mr Olympian titles as the OLYMPIAN yearbook picks eight candidates. Cassie Boyd Corinne Gibson Karen Kirchner Sharon Lillmars Steve Brown Brian Langston Jeff Piak and John Ziska are centered on scholastic achievement activities and leadership. winners will be crowned at yearbook distribution.

Arcadia Olympia Cassie Boyd Borjiine Gibson Karen Kirchner Sharon Lillmarg Steve Brown Brian Qeanaston Deff Plak Jatin Ziska Hady Feeaning Sigma Beta Chi

Sweetheart Prom Fete Aims Holland Theme At Scottsdale High

Scottsdale High School hosts its 27th annual Sweetheart Prom themed Wish Upon a Tulip inspired by Holland. Beaver Builders sponsors the Feb 18 event from 8 to 12 p.m. Royals provide music and students wore native Dutch costumes. Crown bearers crowned the royalty with seniors Frank Smith and Lynne Thewell winning King and Queen. Freshman Dave Stimson and Wendy Steele were Prince and Princess, juniors Bob Gaugln and Cindy Woodridge Duke and Duchess, and sophomores Randy Burt and Charee Hamblin Lord and Lady.

Scottsdale High School Beaver Builders Royals Land of Holland Frank Smith Lynne Thewell Dave Stimson Wendy Steele Princess Bob Gaugln Cindy Wooodridge Randy Burt Charee Hamblin

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Alfred Thomas, Jr Knight Thomas Carolyn Ruegsegger Valerie Jones Saber Prom Marty Shuford Carol Bloom Saguaro ‘Puffers Vse Cassie Corinne Gibson Delta Omega Pompon Gli Karen Kircher Girls’ League Sharon Lillmars Bigma Beta Chi Arcadia Chorale Lettermens Brian Langston Anytown Boys State Boys Nation Brian Ta Jeff Piak Tive Holland Tulips
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