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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1963
Page
3
A brief recap lists Gretchen Bergman a junior Susan Zurek a junior and Kay Taylor a senior as key Dons alternates and scorers in recent prep action.
Students from Barbara Forsyth to Jo Miller share their core values. Forsyth emphasizes avoiding harm while pursuing goals and fairness. Schable values curiosity, helping others, and hope to sustain dreams through daily life.
Coronado's 1963 Trail yearbook received an A plus Special Excellence rating from the National School Yearbook Association. NSYA director N S Patterson notes the honor goes to a small share of entries each year, recognizing uniform excellence in appearance presentation copy and photo quality. Editor Liz Rogers will edit the 1964 edition with eight returning staff and nine newcomers. advisor is Mrs. Dorothy Piersey.
Robyn Houston will preside as vice president and open the third session on October 1. Candidates must register by Sept. 23 with a short contribution essay. eligibility requires a semester GPA of at least 3. The top vote-getter becomes Senator, next is Alternate, with meetings every Tuesday at 3:40 p.m.
Liz Rogers is named yearbook editor for the second year at Coronado. Associates include Gayle Scotten and Sandy Bowe as editors, Gayle Stuckey as business manager, with a large staff covering academics school life sports faculty seniors and freshmen.
Art Piccindti, student body president, welcomed about 800 parents to Arcadia High's open house. The event aimed to connect families with classes and teachers, with the Girls Chorale performing songs from The Sound of Music and In The Still of The Night. The 1963-64 budget was reviewed at a brief PTA meeting. A reception honored new principal Jackson Drake after sixth period.
Arcadia senior girls Kay O Neill Cheryl Stallings Candy Weeks Gayle Schafburger Susie Edwards Judy Hickman Kathy Crowley and Carrie Carlisle spent July in a Balboa Beach house. Life magazine planned a surf lifestyle layout with Dick Cale from California. Huntington Beach shoots occurred but most pictures were unused. The final published photo shows Susie Edwards Carrie Carlisle Candy Weeks and Kay O Neill in the magazine.
Arcadia High School freshmen share views on campus size, increased freedom, broader courses, more responsibility, and meeting new peers as major shifts from elementary to high school. Sharon Lillmars, Cindy Northrop, Gertie Nairn, and Lori Patrick express pride in joining the student body.
Kim Bruce wins first prize in The Arcadian advertising contest and will be chauffeured to Green Gables with a corsage from Flowerland. Marilyn Miller takes second prize an imported DAM Toy from The Scandinavian Shop, Karen Jorgenson third prize two Legend City tickets.
Coronado high school passed the North Central evaluation with flying colors. Principal Clyde Kidd says the school met a high standard on its all school program and teacher qualifications. More than 30 evaluators who visited last February praised the Dons’ attitude and sense of purpose.
The Bank of Scottsdale will sell at public auction to the highest cash bidder a 1963 Dodge V89 Station Wagon ID 6635 164265. Registered owner Douglas F Whitehall. Sale at 10 am September 30 1963 at Bank of Scottsdale 553 N Old Scottsdale Rd Scottsdale AZ. Property retaken under a August 6 1963 Conditional Sale Contract. Dated September 18 1963. By W. W. Hill Bank of Scottsdale.
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