Saguaro to Crown Homecoming King and Queen This Weekend
Saguaro High announces its third annual homecoming with crowning at halftime of tonight's Saguaro-Mesa football game. Candidates for king are Greg Augustine Wayne Mattingly and Phil Taber. Queen hopefuls are Paula Piezza Sue Litton and Doris Smith. A float competition winner will be announced at the game. A victory picnic is planned near Granite Reef and 86th Street after Saturday's events ahead of the semi formal dance headlined by the newly elected rulers.
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Saguaro
Saguaro-Mesa
King
Greg Augustine
Wayne Mattingly
Phil Taber
Wyir
Queen
Paula Piezza
Sue Litton
Doris Smith
Granite Reef
86Th St
Norman Hovda on LSD dangers and Dope Stop education
Teen coordinator Norman Hovda discusses LSD risks and the Dope Stop program in Maricopa County schools. He describes young victims, track marks from injections, and the reality of flashbacks plus the varied outcomes after a single dose. He notes the program trains 500+ student volunteers to educate younger students.
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Norman Hovda
Hovda
Maricopa
PTA
Scottsdale theaters keep same films as prior week
Students in Scottsdale still face limited access to cinema with only one indoor theater open. The Kachina screens Last Summer and Chastity, Kiva shows Libertine, Camelback Mall holds Easy Rider, and Round-up Drive-in offers Love Bug and Happiest Millionaire for two family features.
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Scottsdale
Arcadia Homecoming Adds Float and Tunnel Display
Arcadia plans a 1969 homecoming on November 7 with a new float built by the Student Senate and decorated by Delta Omega Girls League Sigma Beta Chi andY-Teens. A tunnel 15 by 8 by 120 feet will house four class displays and be decorated by Try-Hi-Y clubs, while a dance segment features Syndicated Soul Time Has Come Again.
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Delta Omega
Girls’ “League
Sigma
Beta Chi
Lettermen and Key Club
Arcadia
Scottsdale Senior Recalls Six Weeks in Guanajuato Study Program
Anne Burtnett of Scottsdale described her six week stay with a sponsored study group in Guanajuato Mexico. She lived with an elderly couple housing four American and four Mexican students attended classes in history grammar and conversation and enjoyed local theater and meals. She noted varied Mexican life including a flood a year of films with subtitles and a relaxed pace especially in small towns.
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Anne Burtnett
Scottsdale
Guanajuato
Mexico
Anne
University of Guanajuato
Guadalajara
Dolores Hidalgo
Mexico City
Students invited to share views in The Progress youth page
The Scottsdale Progress seeks student opinions for the Students Believe corner. Write a short letter including name, school and year and send to the Youth Editor in care of the Progress to be published.
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Scottsdale
Coronado Homecoming Plans Include Bullfight Theme
Coronado students prepare a bullfight themed homecoming with the Dons facing Chandler Wolves on Oct 24. Activities include floats, window painting, lawn displays, pep assemblies, tallies, and a dance after the crowning of royalty by last year’s king Jim Brady and queen Becky Jandry.
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Coronado
Coronado Corrido de Dons
Dons
Dons Band
Jim Brady
Becky Jandry
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National Scholastic Press Association
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Scott Biehl
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