Scottsdale high school publications earn top national ratings
Scottsdale High School yearbook Camelback received All-American honors from the National Scholastic Press Association for the second straight year, scoring 6300 of 6100 and earning high praise for content planning originality and layouts. Beaver newspaper earned First Class Excellent with 3220 of 3400 points, noted for strong news coverage and page makeup but needing more student features.
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Scottsdale High School
Beaver
National Scholastic Press Association
Scottsdale: High
Do Teens Prefer the Classics Coronado Juniors Speak
In a Coronado High School survey juniors share mixed views on classical and semi classical music. Al O Hara and Sherry Booth see appeal in accessible pieces while Barbara Robas and David O Dell doubt teen interest. Some students note home influence and school exposure shape tastes amid rock and roll popularity.
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Coronado
AL O’hara
Sherry Booth
Dannon
David O’dell
Coronado Plans Third Open House
Coronado invites all parents to attend its third annual open house on October 16 at 7 30 p m in the auditorium. Mary Lou Sahlin P T A president says 1500 to 2000 parents are expected. The event features a membership drive and curriculum familiarization with hospitality by Mary Poorman and Loretta Snyder. Canada club members assist with the membership drive.
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Coronado
Mary Lou Sahlin
P.T.A
Betty McCready
Dorothy Alrey
Watch The Spots a By Alfred Sheinwold Bridge Note
The article recalls Sidney Lenz’s tale of the luckiest bridge player and analyzes a recent no trump hand. South must spot a favorable diamond break and the tucked moves to maximize nine tricks, including overtricks, by careful play and card reading.
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Sidney Lenz
Lenz
Dummy
South
West
Est
Coronado Homemaking Classes Plan Seasonal Tasting Events
Coronado faculty and staff will sample offerings from homemaking students throughout the year as the girls organize parties. Mrs. Nancy Dillon leads the effort with guest tastings by Mrs. Alta Landes and Mrs. Dillon's classes serving snacks and appetizers on October 11 and 12.
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Coronado
Nancy Dillon
Alta Landes
Arcadia plans Classic issue for December 12 publication
The Arcadia literary magazine Classic will publish December 12 with Esthetica themed art and poetry. Editor Art Piccinati leads staff including Larry Olden treasurer Sue Ropper Cathy Ferguson art directors Gretchen Frank Karen Oatis sponsor Phil Deppe readers Joseph Collingnon George Cowie. Students may submit poetry writing and paintings via English teachers.
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Arcadia
Art Piccinati
Larry Olden
Sue Ropper
Cathy Ferguson
Gretchen Frank
Karen Oatis
Phil Deppe
Joseph Collingnon
George Cowie
Girls Form New 4-H Club in Scottsdale
A new 4-H Club for girls is being created in the Scottsdale area. Interested girls aged 10 and up should send name address and age to Connie Schramm 8221 FE Turney Ave. Miss Schramm will lead as junior leader. An organizational meeting is hoped for next week.
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Scottsdale
Connie Schramm
Turney Ave
Miss Schramm
Scottsdale High Starts Helmet Fundraiser For Prom
Scottsdale High students in orange and black surplus army helmets sell for $1 to raise funds for the Junior-Senior Prom. The helmets feature a black S on an orange field and are part of the class's money making efforts after closed campus halted off-campus magazine sales.
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Scottsdale High
Contests Offer Arcadia Students Chance for Recognition
Arcadia students may gain fame through the Atlantic 42nd annual creative writing contest Scholastic Magazine Writing Awards National High School Poetry Contest and National Essay Contest with strict word limits. Four Arcadia English teachers will read entries and coach students on writing. Students should see their English teacher or contact Deppe.
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Arcadia
Phil Deppe
Atlantic
Scholastic Magazine
Nellie Ward
Joe Collington
George Cowey
Deppe
Arcadia Senate Opens With New Officers
Arcadia High selects its new student senate officers in its second meeting of the 1963 63 session on Oct 8. Elected are Tuck Stephenson vice president Carol Haugeland recording secretary Diane Propstra corresponding secretary Mike McNamera treasurer and Susie Lioner chaplain. Stephenson brings two years of Student Council service and Key Club membership. Haugeland serves as sports editor for the Arcadian and participates in fine arts and Drama Club.
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Roger Spears
Arcadia High School
Susan Lioner
Robyn Houstek
Tuck Stephenson
Carol Haugeland
Diane Propstra
Arcadia
Robyn Houston
Mike McNamera
Susie Lioner
Miss Haugeland
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Arcadian
Drama Club
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