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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1963

Page

2

Arcadia High Honors List Released for 1963-64

Arcadia High School announced the principal's list and honor roll for the first six weeks of the 1963-64 term. The principal's list includes freshmen sophomores juniors and seniors with names such as Karen Blazek Sam Albert Leslie Avant Jane Adams and many others across four class levels. The honor roll features extensive lists of freshmen sophomores juniors and seniors including Bob Alex Sam Edwards Pam Engebretson Tim Hoyt Jo Meyers and Jacque Albright among numerous named students.

Arcadia High School Sam Albert Tim Allums Bob Bahls Linda Barclay Jeff Bartolino Bill Baumann Kathleen Bergen Candy Bethell Leon Bierbaum Bill Bly Terri Bradley Janice Brown Shelley Canter Mark Clark Margaret Davis Linda Edwards Karen Erickson Sarah Anne Garrison Katherine Gossick Elaine Guffey Greg Gullett George Guyan Roger Halpert John Heringer Nicholas Miner Sandra Huntington Tibby Jones Becky Leslie Avant Joan Bauer Etta Blackmon Charles Case Doug Coppock Robert Cronshey Lynn Davis Vicki Eaton Vickie Elson Gretchen Frank Fred Gamble Carol Haugeland Joanna Hiatt David Hill Sherry Hirt Janice Giffin Bill Hoffman Yorn Holmes Lynda Johnson Lynda Kuchler Greg Lauren Lynn McCasland David McNulty Dave May Robert Monie Sherry Nalder Nina Nauman Elberta Neeremer Lester Nicholson Karen Oatis Larry Olden Haven Peters Gayle Post Laurie Pia Karen Reid Lynn Robb Janis Roberson Rick Schwarze Susan Smith Joan Taylor James van Houten Carol Wal Jeck Jean Weber Alan Williams Randy Wright Jane Adams Jim Allen Ann Augur Barbara Barolet Nancy Benneson Sally Bimson Nancy Rose Edward Ross Talbot Smith Carol Stromme Mike Turek Janet Turnbow Laura Williams Cathie Witty Bob Alex Mark Richard Anderson Donald Bayless Sharon Bowne Sue Burger Margaret Burnett Gloria Deneke Christi Eaton Sam Edwards Bruce Feicht Michel Francke Karen Freeman G Georgia Frei Tricia Bean Carolyn Blakeley Kim Bruce Jamie Burns Robert Cassidy Judy Castleberry Patricia Cazel Judy Conner Tom Dooley Angela DiTirro Mia Ditson Martha Dooley Linda Duggan Pam Engebretson James Gamntner Priscilla Gentry Conn Good Diane Grady Rickey Herndon Tim Hoyt Helene Harford Nancy Isbell Betty Ann Johnson Lee Johnson Nancy S.S. Clair Tuck Stephenson Clint Stidham Mary Jane St. Thomas Susan Tear Shelia Tucker Patty Verhoeven Lynda Verner Hallie van Ammon Sharron Williams Jacque Albright Jane Bechtel David Beresic Lee Bratt Gretchen Bock Terry Boettcher Joanne Brown Jim Christensen Tina Clark Donnella Cole Leslie Coppins Richard Danley Evelyn Deike Marilyn DeVore Bob Dorfman Sandra Dorris Shirlee Emery Charles Erickson Mary Forrest Howard Freiss Fred Grantow Shari Hume Penny Jones Barry King Kathy Krebs Nan Licklider Elaine Ong Margaret Ann Peyou Kara Reid Margie Roth Karen Sarten Barbara Schmidt Leslie Smith P. Jeffrey Smith

Temperatures Across the Nation Reported by UPI

Temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m. are reported by United Press International. The bulletin outlines regional readings and notable weather patterns across the country.

United Press International

Alabama Grand Jury To Query U S Officials

Alabama Governor George Wallace ordered a state grand jury to travel to Washington to question Justice Department civil rights lawyers. Wallace alleged officials aided what he called a flood of beatniks, sex perverts, narcotics addicts and criminals who entered Alabama as civil rights workers.

Dallas UPI Alabama George Wallace Justice Department Wallace

Local Birth Announcements From Mesa Area Homes

The record lists births in Mesa and Tempe with names and the birth dates from November. Couples include Coradova Tilden Tern bach Norman Waller Loreno Chew Jaksa Carter Rye Molina Romans Ryman Berman Van Camp with one set of twins. The Mesa General entry notes William LaMar Van Camp born November 16.

Mike Coradova E. Hubbell Bradley Tilden W. 14Th St Tempe Jose Ternbach E. Orange Blossom Lane Robert Norman E. Oak St Ernie Waller S. Dobson Rd Mesa Rodrigo Loreno N. 75Th St Matthew Chew W. Second St Edward Jaksa E. Valley View Rd Wallace Carter E. Taylor

Bishops Laud Freedom Stand At Ecumenical Council

Ecumenical Council fathers applauded presentations on Jewish relations and religious liberty. Cardinal Bea defended separation of documents on Jews and church liberty, while Emile Cardinal Leger urged distinct chapters. Three prelates later objected to including the Jews statement in the unity document.

Vatican City UPI Ecumenical Council Fathers Emile Cardinal Leger Montreal Canada Council Augustin Cardinal Bea Secretariat Emile de Smedt Bruges Belgium Carddinel Bea Oriental Council Bea Council Fathers Church of Christ Israel Ben

McNamara Sees U S Arms Edge Over Communists

Defense Secretary Robert McNamara told the Economic Club that the United States and allies hold a clear advantage in nuclear capability and ground forces. He said the strategic posture is unmatched and the West’s mobile forces with tactical nukes equal or surpass Soviet strength in Europe. He cited NATO armed forces over 5 million and more than 500 ICBM and Polaris missiles versus Russia’s smaller tally.

New York API United States Defense Robert McNamara McNamara The Economic Club Soviet Union Europe Goliath Russia NATO

Plans to ban nuclear weapons face General Assembly votes

United Nations policymakers prepare to approve two measures to ban nuclear arms. One Latin American plan seeks a nuclear free hemisphere with study efforts starting next year. A second Africa wide proposal to outlaw use of nuclear weapons faces U S opposition as incomplete.

United Nations, N. Y UPI Latin America General Assembly United States Russia Hemisphere

Christmas Club promise from First National Bank invites families

Mr and Mrs Paul Dauwalder and sons Fred Don and David receive a Christmas Club check from Carlton Plumb office manager at First National Bank. The ad urges joining the 1964 Christmas Club to ensure shopping funds are ready next year and promises early delight when the club check arrives in November.

Paul Dauwalder Fred Don David Carlton Plumb First National Bank National Bank

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Arcadia High Karen Blazek Karen Daly Esther Goldstein Linda Greer Gay Guffee Jean Jones Mary Catherine Kelley Karen Kircher Brent Klein Mary Jane Kocour Sharon Sillmars Diane McGarey Deborah Mason Carol Miller Michael Monson Kevyn Noble Lynne Schuring Cynthia Thurston Albuquerque Boston Chicago Denver Detroit Fairbanks Honolulu Kansas City Las Vegas Los Angeles Miami Milwaukee Oil Minneapolis Jim Barrows Salt River Arizona Canal Scottsdale Rd Alabama Grand Jury U.S Mack Berman Calle Ventura Mesa General William LaMar van Camp F.H.A. Financing E. Loma N. Scot Scottsdale By Rufus S. Goodwin Oriental Fathers Object Schafer’s Corral 1St Avenue Pima Plaza Dazeling Jewelry South West B. L. Hoogestraat Phoenix Manufacturers Life Cahil-Edmund Travel Old Scottsdale Rd Russell Dauwalder Arizona Pirat
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