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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1969
Page
11
Four student assemblies at Arcadia gathered ideas for a revised district dress code. Observers noted active participation as students proposed rules on shorts mustaches slack and other attire, then voted to form a single code to be shared with four schools and sent to the board for approval.
Saguaro High School collected student opinion through a home room questionnaire showing broad backing for the student council. Students urged dress code changes open campus and more social involvement, with results to be reviewed at assemblies and compiled by Scottsdale area high school presidents for the school board.
In Montgomery Blair High School Silver Spring Maryland students run Silver Chips with strong editorial pages and in depth coverage while faculty supervise for style not content. The principal and advisor support student growth through limited censorship and self control though some disapproval exists.
The Young Americans for Freedom will host an issues seminar on the Arizona State University campus October 11 and 12. Speakers include Phillip Abbott Luce former Progressive Labor member now YAF organizer, Bill Saracino, Bill Moffett Arizona graduate student, Representative Sam Steiger and Senator Paul Fannin.
Scottsdale High student council will place a living memorial for Kim McCullough and Ed Ellett, both 17, who died last month. A tree and plaque will honor the seniors, with names inscribed. McCullough was active in campus clubs and a native of Wichita, while Ellett was a Beaver cross country member and an Eagle Scout.
Arcadia High students joined Delta Omega and Sigma Beta Chi in Spirit Week themed around school pride and memory of the Warriors. Activities included a cemetery display for Westwood players, spirit signs, a mourning parade, red and blue dress day, and a pep assembly. Delta Omega crowned Kent Dickerson as Delta Darling and Sigma Beta Chi crowned Tom Crowley as their sweetheart, each receiving a crown and trophy.
Arcadia High schedules its 11th annual Open House for Monday. The program starts at 8 p.m. with a brief parents meeting in the auditorium followed by classroom visits to meet teachers. Visits run about 10 minutes each and the last class ends around 9 25. A reception for parents and teachers will follow in the cafeteria.
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