Students split on Scottsdale dress code at Coronado high
The Scottsdale School Board enacted a dress code for the new year drawing mixed reactions. Students at Coronado High argue the rules are too strict for boys and that pants and beards should be allowed. Some classmates urge student involvement in setting standards while others defend the code as necessary for order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Cassady
Scottsdale School Board
Coronado High
Coronado
Irma Amado
Saguaro
Margie Bachman
Bridget Flood
Dave Mattson
Phoenix Union
Scottsdale
West High
Mary Gabrielson
Scottsdale High
Arcadia
Kent
Dickerson
Jean Knox
Mike Connors
Hank Saunders
Steve Bredahl
Diana Barr
Patti Mudd
Ken Behringer
Friday September 19 1969 Page Six Case
A fragment from Page Six dated Friday September 19 1969 outlines a case item and emphasizes lay out on the page. The readable portion records date and section without clarifying case details or parties involved.
Saguaro opens new year with changed hours and new staff
Saguaro High School begins the new year with 4 am start and 3 pm departures, enrollment up to 2581 despite losing 500 Mohave seventh and eighth graders. Ernest Griffin joins as assistant principal in charge of student activities, a role tied to discipline. Linda Ward studies in London on an American Field Service exchange, while Icelandic student Jona Bjorg Santran attends as this year’s foreign exchange student. Student body officers are Dave Brdaiten president and Pat Norris vice president among others.
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Saguary
Mohave
Saguaro
Ernest
Griffin
Thatcher
ASU
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Linda Ward
London
American Field Service
United States
Goodwill Exchange
Jona Bjorg Santran
Jona
Iceland
Cathy
Noreen Dwyer
Dave Brdaiten
Pat Norris
Bunny ‘Dunlap
Carol Sampson
Arlend Miller
Coronado students face first year of double sessions
Coronado began its first year on double sessions with seniors and juniors splitting early and late shifts. Seniors and juniors attend 7 am to noon or until 3 pm with some till 10 am for band and rehearsals, while sophomores and freshmen go noon to 5 pm. Lunch on campus is restricted and many clubs meet at night. Some students work longer hours and summer school credits were pursued to graduate, as construction bond issues loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Tribken
Saguaro
Coronado
Donettes
Four Scottsdale high schools appoint student correspondents
Four correspondents will cover Arcadia Coronado Scottsdale and Saguaro high schools for the Progress youth page. Linda McNamara headlines Arcadia and Layna Taylor Scottsdale with Terry Pitts Coronado and Craig Tribben Saguaro. They will report school events and student experiences and run a weekly survey gathering student opinions on major issues.
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Scottsdale
Progress
Linda’ McNamara
Arcadia
Terry Pitts
Coronado
Layna Taylor
Craig Tribben
Saguaro
Arcadia High launches three programs to boost school relations
Arcadia High unveils three new efforts to strengthen school community ties. A tape library and speaker's bureau sponsored by librarian Wallace Bump will share student and staff talents with other schools. Ed Hickey leads an In-Service program for officers to improve accounting, scheduling, reports, and parliamentary skills. Secretaries Mrs. Helen Batzler and Mrs. Nancy Dennerline sponsor "Lets Get With It" planning social and sports events with civic group help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia High
Wallace
Bump
Arcadia
Ed Hickey
Helen Batzler
Nancy Dennerline
Arcadia Student Councils Propose Four High Schools Unity Plans
Arcadia student leaders met with Saguaro and others at the Kiva Club in Phoenix to discuss cross school projects. Ideas include a March for the Hungry fundraising walk a charity event a charity film premiere a district bond issue plan and a four school cultural festival with an outstanding band. A follow up meeting of 24 student body officers is set for Oct 4 to choose and start a program.
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Arcadia
Lefficers
E. G. Burnkrant
Kiva Club
Phoenix
Kent Dickerson
Dave Braaten
Saguaro
Chips
Burnkrant
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