Freshman Reactions Highlight High School Transitions
Students share views on moving from grade school to Coronado High School. Linda Cravens notes more fun and chance meetings but cites campus running between classes. Dave Coggin praises clubs, facilities and larger social circle while Fred Duran stresses independence and adult-like expectations.
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Linda Cravens
Dave Coggin
Fred Duran
JO Ann Karnas
Clara Miklas
Coronado
David Kurth
German Exchange Student Arrives at Scottsdale High
Rudi Grimm, a 17 year old German senior, arrives as Scottsdale High’s first foreign exchange student in four years. The AFL club raised 380 of 750 needed. after support from local clubs and adults, Grimm will spend the 1964 US school year in Scottsdale, living with the Bereit family. He attends a large campus reception and notes friendly locals. plans include a 1964- year trip ending in Washington DC and New York before returning home.
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Scottsdale High
Rudi Grimm
Rudi
Scottsdale
Schleswig-Holstein
Germany
Scottsdale American Field Service Club
The
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United States
Arnold Bereit
N. Quail Run PI
Rick
Ron Bereit
Arizona State College
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New York
George Adame
Scottsdale High School
Hugh Phillips
Scottsdale Afs
Cyril Hopkinson
Bill McGahey
Trud
Coronado
Laura
Dons
Duke Miller
Black Knights
Data Processing Gear Cuts Hours for Scottsdale Schools
Remington Rand Univac electronic data processing system used in Scottsdale schools for a year reduces clerical work, speeds class scheduling for 6000 students, and saves about 600 man hours at each of three high schools. It handles grade cards, rosters, budgets, inventories, attendance, and reports, enabling quicker analysis for future needs and a behavioral study at Arcadia High School.
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Scottsdale
Remington Rand Univac
Bill Johnson
Dave Andrews
N. 44Th St
Andrews
Whitney
Arcadia High School
al Scharf
Fred Whitney
Scharf
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
Coronado High Enrollment Sees Deep Jump in Fresh Start
Coronado High reports 2,110 students this first week, up from 2,050 last year, with freshmen and sophomores each at 542. The senior class counts 521 and juniors 505. The faculty totals 99 with 18 new teachers amid a raft of staff additions and new programs.
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Coronado High
Coronado
Walter Armistead
Nancy Howell
Glenn Irvin
Judith Jones
Carol Milani
Joyce Roy
Karen Schuck
Arcadia High to Host PTA Open House and Meet Teachers
Arcadia High School invites parents to a PTA Open House at 7 30 p m Tuesday Sept 15 with welcome by Principal Jackson Drake. After a short PTA meeting parents tour classes and enjoy a reception in the cafeteria. Enrollment reaches 2021 with the largest senior class to date at 521 students.
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Arcadia High School
PTA
Arcadia
Jackson Drake
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