Scottsdale High School Students Shine In Campus Activities
Scottsdale High highlights include Shirley Lewis named Dairy Princess candidate and set to graduate June 1. Coach Earl Burrows stars in Agatha Christie play as lead, while room 405 projects see the Beaver newspaper edited by Phil McCombs. Greg Howell earns four year Navy scholarship. Students study genetics by building a fruit fly trap for gene crossing experiments. Key Club crowns Diane Schmoll Sweetheart as Emmy Ferguson and Patty Digges vie for runner up. Frank Langer earns $125 Parks Publishing check for creative writing. Robert Smith and three science students tour Sperry-Rand Co. in Phoenix to view a $6800 gyroscope for aircraft use. English students tour Heard Museum to see Oedipus Rex.
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Shirley Lewis
Scottsdale High
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Robert Smith
Sperry-Rand Co
Phoenix
Company
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Heard Museum
Navajo Elects Student Officers and Classes Report
Navajo Elementary School names eighth grade officers Randy Garman as president Sandy Tip pets vice president and Andrea Willets secretary treasurer The seventh grade writes five original short plays and a Meet the Press satire The school explores governance Communism democracy and monarchy in class reports Mrs Taylor's class hosts a swimming party at Tony Murrays home and the third grade studies simple machines magnets compasses and wheels in their unit P E tumbling under Mr Cleckner ends with a showcase of mosaic flowers and a joyfully active week.
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Randy Garman
Sandy Tippets
Andrea Willets
Prom Promise Dispute and Teasing Notes Advice
Dear readers, this column prints teen questions on prom promises note etiquette and dating concerns. The final guidance says exes should drop promises after a breakup when a steady is involved and that teachers’ reading notes should be judged by consequences rather than strict rules.
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Anxious Junior
Scotts dale High Honors Assembly Set for Friday Evening
Final honors at Scotts dale High will be awarded at a Friday 7 30 p m assembly in the auditorium. Students may receive trophies plaques letters or certificates for achievements across departments including Harvard Book Award valedictory salutatory DAR Award and top department students. An Ellie Lee Kahl Award and other department honors plus a Doctor of Motors Degree honorary mention are noted as part of the program.
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Kaibab Hosts First Annual Academy Awards Dance
Kaibab seventh and eighth graders held a lively First Annual Academy Awards Dance with playful awards such as biggest feet and best gossiper. The event followed Kaibab hosting the Scottsdale Student Council Convention with 200 attendees and speakers Mr Fleming Dr Ashe and Dr Bullington.
Ingleside Honors Students At Assembly And Ditch Day
Ingleside School held an honor assembly for the fifth and eighth grades with certificates for achievement scholarship and athletic ability. Eighth graders enjoyed Ditch Day at Rendezvous Park in Mesa with swimming roller skating and tennis and a picnic lunch. Ingleside girls Place second in the state track meet sponsored by the Phoenix Optimist Club at Grandview School. Bobby Jeanne Davis was the outstanding girl athlete earning a first in the 40 yard dash tying the state record and a first in the Class E broad jump.
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Debates At Kachina School Weigh Voting Age
May debates in Brennenberg eighth grade at Kachina School clash over 18-year-old voting. Jim Ware supports voting rights while Dick Vanderbosch questions maturity. A second debate on readiness for the Space Age pits Susan Marshall against Penny Boyd and her commute.
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Arcadia Names Olympian Winners at Honors Assembly
Arcadia High School will announce Miss and Mr Olympian winners next Friday at the honors assembly. Candidates include Miss Olympian Beverly Sue Christensen Harriet Zenobi Carol McCutchen and Mr Olympian Ricky Turner Tony Fisher Bob Keller.
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Arcadia High School
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Carol McCutchen
Ricky Turner
Tony Fisher
Bob Keller
Hopi Students Preview Events and New Cafeteria
Hopi students express excitement for upcoming activities including Ditch Day and a PTA Honor Assembly at Hopi School in May 1916. They note preparations for next year’s Student Council elections and announce the cafeteria auditorium becoming available, thanking Kaibab for support.
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