Learning Tools Welcome Pupils At Hopi School
The Hopi third grade classroom welcomes pupils with a bulletin board display featuring a talking book eraser and pencil. Eight year old Judy Leprecht writes a composition about their parade and the worm’s moral that those who make these tools possible are the greatest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Reprecht
Center
Norton Rowe
Hopi Elementary School
Hopi
Jessie Rowe
Judy Leprecht
Lowell Reprecht
E. Joshua Tree Lane
Hopi Teams Split Games In Football Action
Hopi Elementary School lightweight team coached by James Kimball battled Ingleside to a 0-0 score until Ingleside scored late, giving the visitors a 6-0 win. Hopi heavyweight coach Ronald Goldby aims for the championship as hopes rise. Also notes Hopi Student Council plans ice cream sales and a seventh and eighth grade dance committee formation.
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CONI
Hopi
James Kimball
Ingleside
Hops
Paul Caliendo
Kenny Scheitlin
Tim Gamble
Clyde Staggs
Roger Halpert
Robert Hervey
Steve Gilbert
Tom Herrick
Bob Henschen
Burge Coppins
Jan Volkmar
Ronald Goldby
Betsy Pierce
Navajo School Students Explore History Science and Citizenship
Miss Sandick guides Navajo School second graders through History topics like the Declaration of Independence and explorers. in Science they study dinosaurs rivers and amphibians, while a citizenship book grows with articles on the flag Betsy Ross George Washington and the Statue of Liberty. Navajo and Kiva schools recently played volleyball and football with Kiva winning all games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Mowinski
Linda Sherry
Miss Sandick
Davy Crockett
Leif Erikson
Terry Davis
Flag
Betsy Ross
George Washington
Statue of Liberty
Liberty Bell
Kiva School
Kiva
Kaibab Moves Toward One Of Best Years
Kaibab School enters its sixth week, adding seven new teachers led by Nei lander Shawillis Argana Burrelli Solie Harris and Arnold. A two chorus setup starts with fifth sixth and seventh eighth grade vocal groups. Student council officers James Tate Marc Munson Steve Brown Jill Rose elected. Girls volleyball and boys football opened season at Hopi Elementary with mixed results. next games at Tavan.
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Kaibab
Neilander
Shawillis
Argana
Burrelli
Solie
Miss Harris
Mr. Arnold
James Tate
Marc Munson
Steve Brown
Jill Rose
Hopi Elementary
Hopi
Tavan
Teen Scene debuts in Daily Progress on Scottsdale schools
The Daily Progress launches a weekly Teen Scene page focusing on Scottsdale school activities. All district schools are invited to contribute student written copy. Deadline for weekly submissions is Wednesday at 5 p.m.
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The
Daily Progress
Scottsdale
City Hospital
Language and self identification in youth speech
The passage notes some boys and girls prefer being called a plant rather than an animal. It discusses how language struggles with capital letters punctuation and titles of respect in class conversation.
Pledge To Flag Meaning Taught In Navajo School Class
Miss Anderson's fourth grade class at Navajo School studies the Pledge of Allegiance meaning. The 37 students learn map reading, directions, and world geography focusing on seven continents and four oceans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Anast
Miss Anderson
Niss Anderson
United States
Arizona
Tavan Student Council Starts Fifth Year Of Service
Tavan’s fifth year of student council begins with representatives from grades five to eight elected for one semester. Libby Ganes serves as president with Patty Dibble as vice president and Betty Smith as secretary. Elections set for Oct. 12 and 13. Campaign assembly Oct. 10. Projects include weekly news to the Scottsdale Daily Progress and revising the school constitution.
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Scottsdale High
Bill McGahey
Steve Holm
Diane van Duren
Linda Hudson
Ann Dunlap
Jack Malloy
Steve Hicks
Pasadena Ave
Bill
E. Plaza Ave
Diane
E. Vista
6Th St
N. Lakeside Lane
E. Orange Blossom Dr
Tavan’s
Libby Ganes
Patty Dibble
Betty Smith
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Tavan School
Coronado High Elects First Student Body President
Coronado High School elected 17 year old Andy Sekan as its first student body president. He defeated Dave Pace and John Dumont and serves with vice president Steve Hanson and secretary Toni Strong.
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Andy Sekan
Coronado High
Coronado High School
Steve Hanson
Toni Strong
Bobbe Ferguson
Dave Pace
John Dumont
Coronado
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Susan Ferebee
Toni Done
Tavan Student Council
By Libby Ganes
Catholic Youth Fellowship
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church
E.J. Sekan
E. Osborn
Sekan
Onado High
Benny Smith
Jim Purtill
Burt Goodman
MR. Charles
Roots Beauty Salon
Safari Hotel
Cv Ile
Soa
Chris Town
W. Bethany Hame Rd
Phoenix
Mac
Scottsdale, Inc
W. First St. Scottsdale, Arizona
Mary Jane Talmage
First Street
City Hospital, Inc
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