Students Write Comedy Play by Coronado Team
Don and Doug Momary with Paul Kreiling write and stage What Am I Doing Here based on Alan King’s Anyone Who Owns His Own Home Deserves It. The Oct 18 19 performances at Polynesian Paradise feature a student cast and a three person combo. themes center on suburban life and King family misadventures.
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Alan King
Paul
Doug
Robert Frazier
Cherrie Anderson
Janet Ayers
Pat Bauer
Ken Grosser
Doug Momary
Phyllis Sanderson
Bob Swierski
Don Dauwalder
Cathy Wilson
Cathy
Mr. King
Beavers Express Mixed Reactions On Military Draft
Scottsdale High students share varied views on the draft. Tom Tumas and Jim Haden present opposing stances on abolition versus necessity. Kathy Roethe endorses draft as preparation, while Dan Yankovich argues for personal choice yet duty. Pete ONeill notes wartime necessity and other nations' success.
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Beavers
Scottsdale High
Tom Tumas
Kathy Roethe
Dan Yankovich
Pete O'Neill
Five people students would most like to meet
Corona do students name five figures they would meet. Susan Eichelberger admires Albert Schweitzer for Africa and self sacrifice. Karen Sather would meet the Beach Boys for varied talents. Robert Hollabook cites President Johnson and Barry Goldwater to discuss the campaign. Betsy Morris adores Adlai Stevenson Jack Lemmon Paul Newman and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis for talent and civility.
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Coronado
Susan Eichelberger
Albert Schweitzer
Africa
Suf
Karen Sather
Robert Hollabeek
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Betsy Morris
Adlai Stevenson
Jack Lemmon
Paul Newman
Jacqueline Kennedy
Coronado Senior Laura Sahlin to Perform Baton Twirl
Laura Sahlin a Coronado High School senior and NBTA baton champion will twirl two knives at the Arcadia versus Coronado game tonight and perform a two fire baton routine at homecoming. She leads a twelve child baton corps and plans to study occupational therapy at Colorado State University after graduation.
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Laura Sahlin
Coronado High School
Don’s
Arcadia
Coronado
Laura
Arizona
National Honor Society of
Mesa
Laure
Bruce Sahlin
E. Cherry Lynn
Civitan
Kohl’s
Samuel Gompers
Colorado State University
Titan Grad Honored by U of A Honors Program
John S. Scofield, Arcadia class of 1964, is selected for the University of Arizona Honors Program in Tucson. In September 27 freshmen and sophomores were chosen by a faculty committee based on records nominations and interviews. More than 100 Titans join Junior Achievement with 35 student companies exploring real business operations.
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John S. Scofield
Arcadia
University of Arizona
Tucson
Orga
Peggy McMullin
Sue Roper
Dawn Naar
Karen Davis
Nancy Cameron
Trail Yearbook Receives High National Rating
Coronado's 1964 Trail yearbook earns a Strong A from Vacoa School Yearbook Association and a First Class Honor from the National Scholastic Press Association. NSYA judge J. H. Carlisle calls The Trail an excellent yearbook, among the finest seen.
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Vacoa School Yearbook Association
National Scholastic’ Press Association
Coronado
J. H. Carlisle
NSYA
Trail
Dons Named Coronado TAP Representatives
Coronado students Mary Hauprich and Steve Maier were appointed by the student council to represent Coronado in the Teen-Age Program, part of the National Foundation March of Dimes volunteer drive. About 20 Maricopa County high schools participate. TAP meetings occur monthly on Sunday afternoons.
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Coronado
Mary Hauprich
Steve Maier
National Foundation-March of Dimes
Maricopa County
TAP
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