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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1963

Page

3

Coronado sets 63 64 season opener Grammercy Ghost

The allied arts department opens with Grammercy Ghost a light modern comedy farce tonight and Saturday at 8 pm in the auditorium Kristen Harbetson stars as Nancy Willard with Bob Swarski as her fiancé Bruce Marshall as the ghost Nathaniel Coombes The cast includes Ronald Auld Pat Bauer Isabel Femin and others Directed by James Newcomer with Carol Miner as assistant and a full crew for props lights makeup costumes and curtains

Bellview Betty Furlong Isabel Femin Bob Swarski Coronado Allied Arts Department Coronado Auditorium Nancy Willard Kristen Harbertson Bruce Marshal Nathaniel Coombes Ronald Auld Pat Bauer George Jett Ellen Langenberg Ann Mracek Jim Muns Kim Uhlemann Grammercy James Newcomer Thea Tre Arts Carol Miner Lois Joyner Charles Bunch Julie Berker Nancy Nelan Beverly Joslin Ken Grosser Sue Bredahl Sandy Farnum Carole Bruce Dolorene Borgens Sandy Bridges Charlene Ong Annie Stein Stan Greer Bob Holmes Theatre Arts

Scottsdale High Sets Homecoming King Queen Votes Tonight

Students voted October 15 and 16 for homecoming king and queen. King candidates were Chuck Page John Lambert and Greg Mosher while queen contenders were Kathy Walker Sandy Cook and Susie Donn. The 1963 royalty will be crowned at halftime during the Casa Grande game on the Scottsdale High field at 8. Frank Fara leads a dance in the Scottsdale gym afterward.

Scottsdale High Chuck Page John Lambert Greg Mosher Kathy Walker Sandy Cook Susie Donn Scottsdale Ron Andrews Marilyn Kirchofer Frank Fara

Danish Dolls Spark fad at Arcadia High School

Dan ish made "Dam Toys" dolls from Denmark gain popularity at Arcadia High as girls style hair and knitted outfits. High seniors receive Letters of Commendation for the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test with names listed among finalists and semifinalists in a nationwide program.

Arcadia High School Denmark High United States National Merit Scholarship Corporation

Arcadia Forms School Council Balances Club Roles

Arcadia's new club council includes a delegate from every club and activities group to unify ideas and act as a sounding board. It will coordinate with Student Council through Sharon Lillimars and Andy Ambrose and weighs options to limit members to two clubs or enforce existing rules for one month. The group also seeks a club to fund spirit tags for football games, with Girls' League and Lettermen's Club offering to share the cost.

Arcadia Sharon Lillimars Andy Ambrose Lettermen’s Arcadia High School Art Piccinati Alexas Karales Robyn Houston

Are Teen Problems Different Today

Coronado High students discuss if teen problems differ from those of their parents. Responses from Janice Fitzpatrick Cindy Backes Pat Bauer Linda Lewis Landre Butler Bill Chick explore money dating school morals conformity and moving experiences.

Janice Fitzpatrick Cindy Backes Pat Bauer Linda Lewis Basi Bill Chick

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