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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1969

Page

5

Scottsdale teens rate police fairly in district poll

In a survey across four Scottsdale high schools, most students praised police and praised their job performance while some noted flaws. Respondents cited police necessity, generally good conduct, and occasional harshness or misunderstandings, with mixed views on cooperation between Phoenix and Scottsdale police.

Dave Cassady Scottsdale Arcadia Phoenix A’ Saguaro Junior Coronado

Saguaro students vote on dress code changes and homecoming news

The student body approved new dress code proposals including pants for girls and sandals for boys with neat beards and long hair allowed. Shorts will be allowed September October April and May. Homecoming royalty were Wayne Mattingly and Chris Smith. The finishing order for class floats placed seniors first, juniors second, sophomores third, and freshmen last. An assembly in the week discussed military service options with five services presenting and stressing informed choice.

Saguaro CPC Rsa

Youth views Friday October 24 1969 feature

A brief youth oriented column appears on Friday October 24 1969 page 10. It reports on local teen perspectives, school activities, and leisure interests with notes from students and community members.

Arcadia Selects Six Seniors as Homecoming Candidates

Six Arcadia seniors are named homecoming king and queen nominees. For king: Bill Albright Dave Flowers and John Trent. for queen: Kristin Erickson Linda Fuenning and Connie Stephenson. Crowning set at halftime of the Tempe game.

Arcadia Bill Albright Dave Flowers John Trent Kristin Erickson Linda Fuenning Connie Stephenson Albright Letterman Delta Omega Connie” Stephenson Sigma Beta Chi NHL Tempe

Coronado High Homecoming Week Culminates Tonight

Coronado High continues homecoming festivities with a football game against Chandler at 8 PM. Half time will crown homecoming royalty and a dance in the cafeteria follows with free admission for Coronado grads. Bonfire events began the celebration on campus.

Coronado High Dons Chandler Coronado

Mesa to Hold 5th Homecoming at MCC

Mesa Community College will celebrate its fifth annual homecoming Saturday night with a rally and bonfire before the football game against Valley rival Glendale CC. Homecoming royalty will be crowned at halftime, followed by a dance in the Navajo room with music by Beau Geste.

Mesa Community College Glendale CC

Should pot be legalized according to Norman Hovda

Norman Hovda teen coordinator for Dope Stop speaks in county school programs arguing marijuana should stay illegal. He cites body limits, public hazards, alcohol and tobacco harms, LSD birth defects research, and lack of decisive cannabis study to question legalization and its societal value.

Norman.Hovda Dope Hovda Federal Food-and-Drug Administration

Child actors claim stunt in growth from fame and pressure

Ex youth actor Don Grady argues child roles hinder growth via emotional strain and pituitary effects. He notes the need for stability, cites peers like Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland, and says results vary with upbringing and mental health.

Hollywood UPI Don Grady Grady Don Mickey Rooney Patty Duke Judy Garland Stanley Barry Livingston Mousketeers Little Jack Wild PhD Wild Artful Dodger Shirley ‘Temple Donald O'Connor

Coronado High to stage Born Yesterday comedy

Coronado High School students present Garson Kanin’s three act comedy Born Yesterday at the Coronado auditorium. Performances start at 6 pm on October 30 and 31 with Dan Hink as Harry Brock and Annette Van Bibber and Marilyn Gannaway as Billie Brock. Tickets are $1.

Garson Brock Billie Paul Verrall Jim. Swan Verrall Annette van Bibber Marilyn Gannaway Devery John Daly Coronado Auditorium

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