Coronado High Elects New Student Body Officers
Coronado High School elected student body officers with President Andy Sekan. Officers include Steve Hanson as vice president Tom Irong secretary Robbie Ferguson treasurer. Class elections named Spence Chapman senior president with Burt Goodman Mary Wineman Karen Ohlau and Claudia Hellwig as officers. Autumn polls opened October 5 and 6 amid campus campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kachina Elementary School
Suzanne Snively
Laurie Boyd
Carl Booker
Becky Johnson
Tom Olson
Dianne Love
Mary Carlton
Sandy Swedlund
Miss Snively
Miss Johnson
Miss Love
Miss Swedlund
Coronado High School
Andy Sekan
Steve Hanson
Tom Irong
Robbie Ferguson
Spence Chap
Man
Burt Goodman
Mary Wineman
Karen Ohlau
Claudia Hellwig
Sam Cowan
Navajo SeVentH and Eighth Grade Dance Held
Navajo School hosted its first seventh and eighth grade dance of the year from 7 30 to 9 30 with three teachers, several parents, and Principal Larry Reth as chaperones. Attendees must be Navajo students or guests of Navajo students from Scottsdale or Phoenix schools. The music teacher Mrs Alex is wished a speedy recovery.
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Cynthia Anast
Larry Reth
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Alex
Fourth Grade Studies Spices at Navajo School
Linda Sherry reports Navajo School fourth grade explores spices from home in Social Studies and discuss origins tastes and aromas. In science students distinguish living and non living things and note that almost all things were once living. The room features bird pictures and student drawings.
Scottsdale fifth graders host hobby show at Tavan
Debra Larson and Kathy Dettner report a Scottsdale Tavan School fifth grade hobby show in Mr Rogers room. Students displayed stamps coin and miniature hobby collections along with reading sewing and wood burning projects. Other classes and teachers visited and gained ideas from the displays.
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Debra Larson
Kathy Dettner
Scottsdale Tavan School
Roger
Bear killed by hit and run on West Virginia Turnpike
A 200-pound black bear was struck and killed on the West Virginia Turnpike in Princetown after a hit-and-run incident. The report notes this was the first bear sighting in the area in about 15 years and underscores the encounter as an unusual event for the region.
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Princetown
W. Va
UPI
West Virginia Turnpike
Coronado High Sees Yearbook Sale and New Building Update
Coronado High School begins selling its first yearbook during school hours for two weeks ending Oct. 25. Prices include gold stamped name 5.60 plain 8 dawn variant 3. Students buying early may vote for the yearbook queen. The new 100 building housing English and social studies is nearing opening after tiling delays. Class rings are offered for juniors and seniors, with special arrangements for transfer students. Coronado’s student council officers and representatives attended Scottsdale High School meetings to learn procedures. Exams ended six weeks ago and report cards arrive Thursday.
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Coronado High School
Coronado
Scottsdale High
Scottsdale High School
Seventh Grade Studies Many Things in Navajo School
Mr Riddles seventh grade room at Navajo School studies many topics. In science students report on How Scientists Think and Work and Great Men of Science. In history they compile lives of men contributing to American life. They dramatize Scenes from Americas Past and practice teamwork by group projects classifying plants brought from home.
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Bonnie Mowinski
Riddle
Mr. Riddle
America
Hopi and Kaibab Teams Tie In Close Games
Hopi A and Kaibab A both tied 7-7 with the last Hopi points by Tom Cooley Greg Pierce Steve Tait and Joe Miller. Hopi B also tied Kaibab at 66 after Kaibab led 6-0. Hopi scorers included Bob Hensehen Paul Cali endo and Rory Moore.
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Hopi
Kaibab
Tom Cooley
Greg Pierce
Steve Tait
Joe Miller
Bob Hensehen
Paul Caliendo
Rory Moore
Scottsdale High Offers Sales Course In Distributive Education
Scottsdale High School expands distributive education with a sales focused program for seniors. Eighteen students enroll, combining classwork in sales merchandising and human relations with work in local shops. Trainees must log 15 to 30 hours weekly and earn two credits, one for distributive education and one for classwork.
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D.E
Lightcap
Scottsdale High Choses Miss Camelback Finalists
Scottsdale High selected Linda Craig Camille Briley and Mary Lou Van Slyke as Miss Camelback finalists. The three were chosen by a panel for school contributions citizenship and personality with Linda having held multiple roles, Camille active in student activities and Mary Lou a three year cheerleader and student leader. Purchasers of the 62 Camelback will vote to choose Miss Camelback and attendants.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale High
Linda Craig
E. Paradise Dr
Camille Briley
E. Palo Verde Lane
Mary Lou van Slyke
W. First St
Mary Lou
Stellar Tri-Hi
Camelback
Hopi Elementary Girls Win Home Volleyball Match
The Hopi lightweight girls volleyball team defeated Kaibab 2 games to 1 on their home court for their first win of the season. Players listed include Jody Bauer Diana Bennett Mia Ditson Kathy Gossick Susy Tanner Mara Wagner Yvonne Hervey Cathy Lindamood and Tom Wright. Alternates were Karen Gronsky Dolores Patrick Rita Wright Betsy Pierce Sybil Roberts and Pat Stewart.
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Hopi Elementary School
Kaibab
Hopi
Jody Bauer
Diana Bennett
Mia Ditson
Kathy Gossick
Susy Tanner
Mara Wagner
Yvonne Hervey
Cathy Lindamood
Tom Wright
Karen Gronsky
Dolores Patrick
Rita Wright
Betsy Pierce
Sybil Roberts
Pat Stewart
200-Pound Bear Shot By Posse Near Newton Center
A posse armed with rifles shot a 200-pound black bear one block from downtown Newton New Jersey after a 14 hour chase through the city. The bear was felled by Ross Christie of Greendell New Jersey.
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Posse
Newton, N.J
UPS
Ross Christie
Greendell, N.J
Annexation Debate Shapes Scottsdale East Side Future
Community leaders urge join Scottsdale to gain a voice in governance and avoid being absorbed by Phoenix or Tempe. They argue annexation links 18,000 residents to a stronger city, expands school and civic opportunities, and shields against impersonal county oversight.
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Scottsdale East Side
City of
Phoenix
Tempe
Scottsdale
Arizona
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