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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1977

Page

7

Saguaro High School elects officers for next year

Saguaro High School tabulates student officers by class and body. Sophomore officers are Mary Galloway president Stephen Bried vice president Kathy Wendland secretary and Mike Nelson treasurer. Junior officers include Lisa Friedman president Vivian Gee vice president Sue Ruffalo secretary and Tracy Boren treasurer. Senior officers list Greg Reed president Paul Zuber vice president Robbie Bell secretary and Dave Vale treasurer. Student body officers are Mike Fraccola president Brenda Johnson vice president Tracy Petefish recording secretary Terry LaCivita corresponding secretary and Amelia Craig treasurer. The Student Advisory Board consists of Gloria Blanco James Leahy and Greg Bielli.

Saguaro Saguaro High Mary Galloway Stephen Bried Kathy Wendland Mike Nelson Lisa Friedman Vivian Gee Sue Ruffalo Tracy Boren Greg Reed Paul Zuber Robbie Bell Dave Vale Mike Fraccola

Guitar and cartooning classes offered at Scottsdale Y

Scottsdale YMCA at 3019 Civic Center Plaza presents guitar and cartooning courses this month. Chip Barns teaches guitar with Monday and Wednesday sessions from 7 to 9 p.m. for nine weeks at 36 dollars, four applications limit, contact Nancy Pine for details. Charles Kauffman leads cartoon drawing with Tuesday and Thursday sessions 7 to 9 p.m. for ten weeks at 20 dollars plus a 5 dollar membership, bring an 11 by 15 inch sketch pad and writing implement.

Scottsdale Civic Center Plaza Chip Barns Nancy Pine Charles Kauffman

Local births add nine new babies in city area

Jack G. and Geraldine G. Doll welcome a boy on April 26 at 13016 North 64th Street. Larry M. and Patricia A. Faulkner report a boy born April 29 at 1214 North 75th Street. Michael D. and Theresa L. Johnsen announce a boy born April 27 at 2011 North 8th Place. Theodore M. and Marilyn Pitman welcomed a boy April 26 at 6118 East Wilshire Drive. Robert and Ruth A. Brassow welcomed a boy April 29 at 8607 East Diana Drive. Russell and Kathryn Crandall report a boy born May 3 at 8220 East Palm Lane. Saul H. and Teresa Leyva report a girl born May 2 at 831 North 77th Street. Michael D. Snep and Patricia L. announce a girl born May 4 at 6648 East Voltaire Drive.

Crandall Russell Kathryn E. Palm Lane Leyva Saul H Teresa N. 77Th St

Life in 2015: simpler home, fewer possessions, more conservation

UC Davis economist Desmond Jolly foresees 2015 as a blend of ultramodern aids and frugal living. Smaller homes and cars, more grains and vegetables, and a shift toward valuing people over things may ease consumption pressures while maintaining basic comforts.

Carol Kendrick Copley University of California Desmond A. Jolly Department of Agricultural Economics Uc-Davis Jolly

Community classes begin June 6 at Kiva Cocopah Cherokee

Registration forms for Cherokee APT Community School were sent home. Classes start June 6 and include typing band tumbling arts and crafts drawing math and more. Cherokee Charger sweatshirts are sold at $5 to support the Cherokee band.

Cherokee-A.p.t Pueblo School Kiva Cocopah Cherokee Pueblo

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