Nameless Ones Shine at State Fair Teen Talent Show
Scottsdale group The Nameless Ones headlined at the Arizona State Fair Teen Building. Barry Hurlbut, 16, and Bruce Druliner, 14, lead guitar and rhythm, with Gary Poirot on piano, Bill Schaar on drums, and Jim Poirot on lead guitar. The teens, active since a May church dance, perform at fairs and local events and plan musical futures.
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Gary Poirot
Bill Schaar
Jim Poirot
Barry Hurlbut
Bruce Druliner
Calif
Scottsdale High
Bruce
Ithaca
N.Y
Phoenix
Casper
Wyo
Gary
Coronado Adopts Automated Report Cards For Time Savings
Coronado students now receive all grades on one report card as Scottsdale school district implements data processing. Secretaries save hours, shifting effort to scholarship applications while teachers spend seconds per card. Seniors gain earlier grades for college filings, improving parent access through mailed reports.
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Coronado Students Debate School Spirit Levels
In a campus poll four seniors Maureen Arrigo Gary Moorman Donna Webb and Lorin Shelley discuss Coronado spirit trends. They note rises with recent games but call for more pep assemblies better sportsmanship and engaging basketball to sustain momentum.
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Maureen Arrigo
Gary Moorman
Donna Webb
Coronado’s
Lorin Shelley
Coronado Dons Reach Arizona Senate Youth Final
Coronado seniors Rich Seyffer and Bob Swan are Arizona finalists in the Senate Youth Program. They rank among the top 14 on the qualifying test. Finalists undergo an oral exam Saturday with Arizona social studies teachers. Winners will visit Washington, D.C. late January with all expenses paid.
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Coronado
Rich Seyffer
Bob Swan
Arizona
Senate
Rich
Bob
Arizona Social Studies
Washington, D.C
Washington
Paul Fannin
Carl Hayden
Four Arcadia students named AFS finalists for study abroad
Arcadia juniors Susie Tanner Pam Sheets and junior Chuck Case plus senior John Heringer were selected as finalists after interviews. Finalists will be reviewed by AFS National Headquarters to decide who travels abroad for a three month stay with a foreign family. Susie cites school benefits and cross cultural learning while Pam notes AFS ambassadors and relationship to world records in backstroke.
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American Field Service
Arcadia
Susie Tanner
Pam Sheets
Chuck Case
John Heringer
United States
Sigma Chi
Girls League
Needy Gilbert Family to Receive Thanksgiving Aid
Arcadia Girls League chapters collect pennies at meetings to fund a Thanksgiving dinner for a Gilbert family of six children, two parents a grandmother an aunt and a baby cousin. Laurie Lamson chairs the effort with committee members Sharon Lillimars Linda Dugan Ann Taber and Melanie Morgan.
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Arcadia Girls League
Gilbert
Girls League
Laurie Lamson
Laurie
Sharon Lillimars
Linda Dugan
Ann Taber
Melanie Morgan
Laura Sahlin Named October Student of the Month
Laura Sahlin, a Cor onado senior, is named October student of the month by the student body officers. She serves as National Honor Society secretary and Don majorette for four years, and is senior class treasurer and report book committee chair for the state student council convention. She previously won junior state NBTA baton twirling championship in 1961 and is the current NBTA senior two baton state champion.
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Laura Sahlin
Coronado
Laura
Don
Penny Rousos Honored as SHS Receives Fleet
Scottsdale High honors Penny Rousos as four new 1965 cars and an Econo-bus arrive from Valley Dodge Inc. The Driver Education cars are funded through a Chrysler Corporation program with an accredited driver training plan. Paving the north driveway by Benson Union Contracting Co. reduces dust and congestion in the after game rush. The Econo-bus will serve any student group with an accredited driver and vice-principal Ray Planeta's approval.
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Benson Union Contracting Co
Scottsdale High
Valley Dodge Inc
Glendale
Educa
Tion
Chrysler Corporation
Ray Planeta
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