Students approve liberal high school dress code for board review
A group of 30 students and adults finalize a dress code allowing slacks and shorts, removing hemline limits, with enforcement via campus student courts. The plan, supported by four high schools, aims to balance fashion with health, safety and decency while leaving penalties advisory.
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Board of Education
E.G. Burnkrant
Richard Fawley
Burnkrant
Cast chosen for Witches Dinny and the Witches at MCC
Renee Desjardin reports Mesa Community College Stagedoor Players name Dawn as Dinny Chloe as Witches and a full cast including Debbie Clark Carolyn Barkhurst George Ross Paul Miller Wayne Vala Dale Wogan Frank Hopper Ken Doyle Candy Edwards Pat McClean Janie Hildebrand Gretchen Maynard Karen Ward Lyn Dutson directs with Brian Baldwin as stage manager.
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Renee Desjardin
Mesa Community College Stagedoor Players
Dawn
Cindy Rosland
Chloe
Debbie Clark
Bubbles
Carolyn Barkhurst
George Ross
Jake
Paul Miller
Wayne Vala
Tom
Dale Wogan
Harry
Frank Hoper
Ken Doyle
Amy
Candy Edwards
Dinny
Pat McClean
Luella
Janie Hildebrand
Olga
Gretchen Maynard
Zenobia
Karen Ward
Lyn Dutson
MCC
Brian Baldwin
Associated Mens
Arcadia students invited to free basketball games
Arcadia invites Ingleside and Tavan pupils to home JV and varsity games against Saguaro High on January 27 with free admission as guests of Arcadia. Kachina and Hopi students may attend the Titan home game versus Casa Grande on February 3.
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Casa Grande
Marijuana through history notes and 1969 Scottsdale heroine
The piece traces marijuana use from ancient China to 20th century America noting its long history as a drug and fiber source. It cites Shen-Nung, Spanish influence, and 1920s to 1960s U S policy, plus a Scottsdale High School highlight Laurie Hibler as homecoming queen.
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B.C
New World
Chile
United States
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Mount Vernon
Laurie Hibler
Scottsdale
Laurie
CODAC and Teros aid Phoenix youths in drug abuse battle
Don Jackson of CODAC spoke to Paradise Valley Kiwanis about the group’s work forming Teros as a help center for youth using drugs. He cited 700 calls in a week, 30 lives saved, hospital partnerships, and federal funding hopes to sustain fourfold education, treatment, training, and coordination efforts.
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Sam Lowe
Don Jackson
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Community Organization For Drug Abuse Control
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Kiwanis International
Maricopa County
Teros
Earth
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