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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1961

Page

5

Scottsdale High Drama Seeks P L O Role For Stewart Morris

Scottsdale High presents No Time for . Wednesday November 22. Stewart Morris plays Will Stockdale who longs for the P L O post given by Sergeant King. Steve Helmer as King joins Morris in a production featuring neighborhood talents and future college plans.

P.L.O Will Stockdale Stewart Morris Scottsdale High Sergeant King Steve Helmer Will Stewart Mr. Gille Guys and Dolls South Pacific Kismet Carousel Scottsdale Chamber Opera Theater Steve

Arcadia Elects Student Council Confab Delegates

Arcadia selects delegates for the 1961 State Student Council Convention to be held November 30 to December 2 with theme Youth and the Challenge of Democracy. Five student body officers Tom Henze Bob Cinati and Frank Ziska among nine Arizona delegates. YMCA fencing results show John Chase first in boys division with a trophy, Leonard Aron second, Art Piccinati third. girls Donella Cole second in division. Tests slated for March 10 for benefit of

State Student Council Tom Henze Bob Cinati Frank Ziska Eee Ieee Y.M.C.A John Chase Leonard Aron Art Piccinati Donella Cole

First Grading Period Honor Roll Listed by Schools

Honor rolls announced for Tonto Tavan Pimnaele and Kiva schools. Principal's List at Tavan includes Candy Betheill Kathy Larson and others. Eighth grade lists multiple students across Tavan and Kiva with numerous surnames.

Tonto Tavan Pimnaele Candy Betheill Kathy Larson Shelly Canter Debra Larzon David Bews Laurie Martin Manuel Jones

Pima Student Council Names Representatives

Pima's student council for grades five through eight lists 22 representatives from rooms 5-14 to 8-29. Officers are Dianne Mills president, Nikki Long vice president, Susan Pavelda secretary, and Carol Reid treasurer. Plans include school flag, sweat shirts, litter campaign, ice cream sale, and a convention trip to Tucson with a dance and a city tour.

Denise Smith Roberta Bamford Pima Cindy Weltmer Dennis Damore Linda Erbe Tricia Mills Susan Morrow Bill Nesselroad Nancy Hatcher Lynn Tess Bonnie Williams Steven Haire Lynn Logan Marty Lierly George Koepke Tim Michael Sue Pavelda Carol Reid Nikki Long Karen Wise Sardi Charboneau Deni Smith Marion Lewis Dianne Mills Scheol Eur Susan Pavelda Dianne Nikki Sue Carol San Anita Tucson

Hails from Turkey Jamil Kirdar Joins Coronado High

Jamil Kirdar known as Jim on campus moved to Arizona about ten weeks ago after living in Turkey and Iraq. Born in Iraq, he arrived with his family and enrolled in an American school one week after arriving in the state.

Jamil Kirdar Coronado’s Jim Arizona Tur Turkey Iraq

Coronado High Treasurers Cherished Gifted Leader and Friend

Bobbe Ferguson Coronado High School student body treasurer shows leadership across grades and clubs. She aims to attend Arizona State College Flagstaff to study education and teach in a primary school. Jim Lebanon speaks Turkish Arabic and French and plans college after high school and possibly teaching in Iraq.

Bobbe Ferguson Coronado High Arizona State College At Flagstaff Lebanon Jim

Charles Walker Leads Tavan Band To Promising Music Future

Charles Walker, director of Tavan Band for seven years, has transformed 63 mostly elementary students into a growing musical group. He also directs Kachina's band, teaches strings, and served in the Korean War era medical corps. Walker is a Arizona native educated at Colorado State College and ASU.

Tavan Charles Walker Walker Arigona Colorado State College ASU Kachina

Toni Strong Yet A Remarkable Coronado Senior

Toni Mee Strong, a Coronado High School senior, is described as radiant with a lively personality. She led school paper as editor in chief, served in multiple offices, was valedictorian, and earned numerous honors in band, orchestra, and academic contests at ASU and U of A tournaments.

Coronado Bobbe Alpha-Omega Tri-Hi-Y Toni Mee Strong Toni Coronado High School Tonto Tattler Daughters of the American Revolution Constitution

Coronado Briefs Highlights Of School Honors And Arts

Coronado High School honors seniors for leadership academics and service with the Explorer paper selections. Laura Sahlin earns a regional baton twirling award and junior Miss Arizona runner up. A poetry contest invites unpublished entries with a $1 handling fee. Advanced art students plan a seven arts mosaic for the auditorium. Pompon group renames to Dancing Don Ettes and adopts modern Latin themed choreography.

Coronado High School Laura Sahlin Coronado Arizona Art Club Gatti Don Ettes Jamaica

FBLA Club Elects Ron Reed President

Ron Reed was elected president of the Future Business Leaders of America at Scottsdale High. Officers named include Sandy Spalt as secretary Prissy Shannon as treasurer Lewis Osman as sergeant at arms. The club meets Tuesdays in room 104 and is open to students taking business courses.

Fbla Club Ron Reed Future Business Leaders of America Scottsdale Sandy Spalt Prissy Shannon Lewis Osman

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