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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1963
Page
3
Students at Scottsdale High School learn the first six week grading period is ending. Tests occur in science foreign languages and fine arts on Tuesday math social studies and safety education on Wednesday English home making industrial arts and business education on Thursday with makeup tests Friday.
Three classrooms at Arcadia High School may host language laboratories by next September with 32 students per session. Students use earphones in booths while a teacher operates a switchboard guiding audio and tape exercises to boost listening comprehension and practice pronunciation.
National Honor Society sponsors Arcadia Day at Legend City on Saturday October 12 with a dance and entertainment for students. Tickets cost 3 dollars and are sold before meals and after school. A lottery on October 10 will refund ticket prices for four winning numbers.
Nine Coronado students seek office as新 freshmen select officers Mike Anderson leads as president with Wendy Harbertson as vice president Linda Gottschalk secretary Mary E Pfafflin treasurer Jan Murphey girl representative and Ted Olson boy representative Mike Smith sophomore boy rep replaces Bob Lyman who moved to California ASC Flagstaff invites the Dons Band directed by Eugene Hanson to homecoming October 5 with a downtown Flagstaff parade and campus luncheon kickoff at 2 30 p m Donettes add red capes and lapels to their uniforms
Coronado High School students discuss why they stay in or consider quitting school at sixteen. Quotes from Linda Pollard Mary Hauprich Carol Miner Linda Mitchell Colleen Cranmer Judy Wacker and Kati Monti emphasize education as a path to opportunity stability and success in adulthood.
Pom Pon girls and bandsmen from Scottsdale High Coronado and Paradise Valley High join 11 area schools in ASC homecoming parade and band day in Flagstaff. The 900 musicians perform pre game show at Lumberjack Stadium as Idaho State Bengals visit. Parades begin 10 30 a m with floats and 11 bands through U S 66 Aspen and Birch Streets ending near City Park. Parade marshal is McArthur Hill and ASC leadership leads in blue and gold.
The Olympian yearbook from Arcadia will go on sale starting October 14. Dianne Brock, editor, says the price is five dollars with a sixty cent engraving option in gold. The sale ends November 1.
Drama Club president Andy Owen staged a hoax during a guest talk by Cita Prima Saul a foreign exchange student at Central High School. About 70 members attended and were fooled when Carolyn Owen was revealed as the secretary impersonation, illustrating how makeup costumes and acting can mislead an audience.
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