Pop Stop picks and spins hit records of the week
A lively column reviews rising pop songs and artists including FIGHT TEAM A LET S GO on Router, SOME KINDA NUT Chris Montez, THE WISHING STAR Jerry Butler Taras Bulba theme, KICKAPOO JOY JUICE the Rivingtons, and other wax to watch. It notes Hawaii top ten status, chart potential, and budding careers with playful tones and period style.
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U.S
Hawaii
Chris Montez
Monogram Records
Jerry Butler
Vee Jay Records
the Invisible Man
Butler
Kickapoo Joy Juice
Rivingtons
Should the voting age be lowered to eighteen
A Coronado High sample of viewpoints shows mixed opinion on lowering the voting age to 18. Proponents cite maturity, civic education, and the right to participate in government, while opponents warn about immaturity and possible miscast votes despite readiness among some youths.
Miss Camelback finalists named at Scottsdale High
Four Scottsdale High students Bev Boli Sandi Ripperton Pat Dowling and Janet Reedy advanced as finalists for Miss Camelback 1963 The winner will appear in a full page yearbook photo with three runners up also honored The vote takes place during yearbook sales and results are announced at a fall Miss Camelback Assembly
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Scottsdale High
Scottsdale High School
Janet Reedy
Sandi Ripperton
Pat Dowling
Bev Boli
Bev
Beaver Builders
Beaver Boosters
Scottsdale High Orchestra
Damn Yankees
Kismet
Plain and Fancy
Herman Schweikart
Camelback
Arcadia High Students Engage In Literary Poll and Activities
Arcadia High School launches The Classic Question contest inviting any student to submit views on the value of a foreign exchange program. The issue deadline is December 1 with two issues planned. Seniors Gene Griffith Liza Bean and George Durham win honors at an Optimists Club dinner in Phoenix. Senior Day festivities at Arizona State University and the University of Arizona feature queen crowning, campus tours, and a Human Relations Youth Conference attendance.
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Arcadia
Arcadia English
Gene Griffith
Liza Bean
George Durham
Arcadia High School
Optimists Clubs of
Phoenix
Camelback Optimists Club
Smokehouse
Jack Williams
KOY
Lovatt F. E. Burgess
Optimist International
Arizona State University
George
Gene
Cindy Johnson
Nancy Hayighurst
University of Arizona
University of Arizona At
Tucson
Art Piceinall
Kristen Oden
Sherry Slume
Robyn Houston
Sue Harshfield
Randy Wright
Leonard Aron
Carol Kirk
Merry McGwire
Advent Yuletide LPs Highlight Serious and Humorous Carols
New York review selects notable Christmas albums from Captiol Capitol RCA Victor and Columbia labels. Marian Anderson M dire voice with Bennett Orchestra offers Ave Maria and familiar carols. Ray Conniff intertwines carols with Let It Snow and Count Your Blessings. Kai Winding Jazz explores suspense themes with Third Man and Laura among others. The mix spans solemn choral renditions to Hawaiian and Hawaiian-lilted sets plus Eddie Arnold and Living Voices selections.
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Marian Anderson
RCA Victor
Robert Russell Bennett
Franz Rupp
Schubert
Ray Coniff
Columbia
Conniff
Getling
Capitol
Mahalia Jackson
Columbia- CL
Living Voices
RCA Camden
Eddie Arnold
Arcadia High students exchange letters with French youths
Arcadia High students, guided by Mrs. Emily Stafford, correspond with French students to practice French and learn about rural and city life in France. Letters from Montauban and Paris reveal courses, hobbies, and cultural exchanges. maps and souvenirs travel across the channel.
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France
Arcadia
Stafford
Arizona
Anne Hunt
Carol Haugland
Paris
Giselle Metay
Carol
Don Students Are Honored At Coronado High School
Juniors lead the Principal s List scholastically with 11 members, 3 percent of the class, requiring a 1.0 average for six weeks. Freshmen and seniors each account for 2 percent, sophomores 1 percent. Seniors on the list include Anne Duncan and others. juniors include Margie Boyer and 10 peers.
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Coronado High School
Anne Duncan
Carolyn Grenig
Carol Outcast
Barbara Patterson
Susan Reese
Celeste Welsh
Margie Boyer
Richard Claver
Michele Fink
David Haigh
Koris Hoffman
Nancy Mellor
Jane Morris
Linda Orton
Jim Price
Richard Wiggs
Charles Wolfe
Cherrie Anderson
Maureen Arrigo
Joyce Costanzo
Bill Hardy
Paula Mellor
Bob Swan
Valerie Grant
Brad Holcomb
Brenda Jones
Eric Lane
Jo Allyn Miller
Mary Miller
Tom Orton
Jan Shephard
Kathy Smith
Colorful Geese Marked by Research Dyes Across North
Minnesota hunters encounter geese dyed in red pink green or yellow for wildlife research. The marks come from researchers in the United States and Canada studying waterfowl patterns and migration.
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ST. Paul
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Rio
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Empire Stamp Building
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Reprise
Bobby Fuller
The
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Dick Clark
Laurie Robas
Coronado High
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Sue Schader
Barbara Karls
John Smith
David Whited
Richard Loomis
Lloyd Love, Junior
Sandra Schafer
Lee Weatherby
Bob Thompson
Terry Clifton
Ralph Prettyman
Laura Chittenden
Scottsdale High Correspondent
Girls’ State
Da-Kon-Ya Tri-hi-y
Model Legislature
Sandi
Stellae Tri-hty
National Conference of Christians and Jews
NCCJ
California
Pat
Thespians
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Scottsdale Singers
Janet
Aaytown
National Honor Society
Mu Alpha Theta
the Beaver
Herman Schweigart
Arcadia High
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Kaufman
Mike Neer
Mr. Whiteside
Rick Cook
Becky Munns
Laurie Salisbury
Carolwyn Owen
Kip Lindblom
Ann Bishop
Wayne Green
Miranda Collett
Sharon Reardon
Gail Gallagher
Larry Sher
Beverly Wilcox
Lucky Lohr
Christen Oden
Art Piccinati
Andrew Owen
Rodger Sheer
Stanleys
Inter-High School Brotherhood Council
New York
UPI
Roger Wanger
Kai Winding
Verve
Laura
Emily Stafford
Claudette Roberts
Elvis Presly
Janet Walmsley
Cathy Whitty
Janet Miller
Chuck Case
Ifrench
Don
Beth Hoefer
Gray
Madison
Dale
Gray Madison
Paradise
FORD
Scottsdale Road
Camelback RD
Scottsdale
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Gale
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