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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1963
Page
6
A survey of Coronado High students reveals varied views on band concerts. Freshmen cite cost and unfamiliarity with music. others praise Donettes performances, variety, and energetic numbers, while some students attend for personal musical hobby or time constraints.
Five Coronado seniors Paula Hurn Roger Kanerva Earlyn Nagel Jack Seyffer and Judy Van Zanen receive scholarships from ASU Earlham College and U of Arizona. Juniors Van O Ste en Bill Sitter and Dick Williams named Coronado delegates to Arizona Boys State. National Honor Society to induct new members April 3 with speeches and a student ceremony. Preschoolers join Observation Play School on campus April 1 25 as part of human relations classes.
Arcadia High reports two students Jacque Albright and Janice Bennett both achieved 100 percent on the first NOMA spelling test and won second test top marks. The event officials note subsequent tests may lead to a final on April 1 with dinner honors at Westward Ho for perfect scores.
Ingleside fourth to eighth graders won first place trophies at the Tavan Invitational on March 9, with both girls and boys teams leading in overall points. In district qualifiers on March 22 they topped both divisions, and at the spring relay carnival at North Phoenix High School on March 23 the nine teams earned six firsts plus a second and a third.
The newly formed journalism honor society Quill and Scroll inducted its officers Nadine Dyer president Jennifer Foglesong vice president Laura Chittenden secretary Carol Collis treasurer and Vicki Ewing historian at a candle light ceremony hosted by Nadine Dyer. Thirteen charter members including Deanne Dobson Terri Kohn Cheri George Annaee Walker Susie Black Janet Reedy Sue Cornwell and Anne Paul joined after a barbecue.
Arcadia High School earned approval for its American Field Service chapter from AFS headquarters in New York. A host family is to be selected, with Robyn Houston predicting information by March end. arcadia reports 970.84 in treasury from fundraisers and donations.
Arcadia announces its distributive education class for next year under supervisor George Sanders. Students Leah Blatt Roger Buffman Gretchen Bock Pat Carey Richard Charland Tom Hanby Mary Hiegel Martha Jacobs Pat Julian Barry King Kay Kohlhase John LaMantia Mandy Marquart Dahnell Mueller Judy Pedote Ed Pelsue Margaret Peyou Judy Rawlins Bonnie Rowe John Sheets Charlie Tharp and Terry Tubb enroll. The program runs during 4a period with morning classes and afternoon work in an accredited business, earning one credit plus one for on the job training. Eligibility requires a 3.0 GPA or higher and good personality and manners. DECA officers are elected twice yearly. second semester officers include President Charlie Volkman Vice President Carole Smith Treasurer Sue Box Secretary Rose Kennedy and Historian Sandy Box.
A Russian class begins at Arcadia after school from 3 45 to 4 30 with student teacher Sam Hill donating time. About 25 students attend. The course offers no credit and aims to give a basic Russian exposure. Sponsors are Al Haywood and Wilton Moore amid Sen. Mike Turek’s approval.
Thayer Missouri reports falconry revival as lumberman Daniel A. Cover describes the sport’s grace and thrill. He hunts quail crows and starlings with falcons in Missouri and travels to Canada for Hungarian partridges and sharptail grouse.
UPI reports the death of conductor Felix Slatkin from a heart attack and notes his influence on modern orchestral recordings. Liberty releases Our Winter Love as a memorial with 12 tracks including I Left My Heart in San Francisco and Days of Wine and Roses.
City of Scottsdale Arizona will accept sealed proposals for employee group insurance per specifications on file at City Hall. Proposals due by 10 00 A M April 15 1963. City may accept reject or waive informalities. March 26 1963 notice.
A city resolution confirms assessments for Indian School Road widening and related street work from Taylor Avenue to near Miller Road and adjacent streets. The hearing was set for March 26, 1963, with notice published in the Scottsdale Daily Progress.
The Scottsdale City Council confirms and approves the assessment and warrant for the street improvement district. An emergency declaration allows immediate operation, with publication dates set for March 30 and April 2 to 5, 1963.
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