Saguaro Juniors Run Plane Wash for Profit at Sky Harbor
Saguaro high School juniors turned a plane wash at Sky Harbor into a money making project with 11 students volunteering for about three hours. Donated hangar and supplies from Sky Harbor Air Service helped yield a 40 dollar profit. Initiations at the school included clubs Interact German Club and Key Club with various stunts and campus activities during Scottsdale Week.
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Craig Tribken Saguaro
Saguaro
Sky Harbor Air Service
Sonny Webb
Mike Mitchell
Interact
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Key Club
Saguaro Lake
Rangers
Jerry Suk
Pete Liebrand
Kory Schuknecht
Mike Conner
Joe Parent
Tim Parent
Randy Gill
Lew Smith
Eric Holland
Larry Riddle
Gary Ralls
Scott Rich
Jeff Burr
Pete Rich
John Lynn
Chris Masters
Jeff Shaw
Tom Hammer
Gerry Griffin
Brad Fairall
Mark Wogan
Rick Thronson
Jeff Barton
Richard Rojeck
Bill Halpern
Scottsdale
Students shape district dress code through four assemblies
Arcadia student council and administration will hold Wednesday and Thursday assemblies in homes rooms to gather student input on a revised dress code. A microphone will capture comments written on a chalkboard, then voted on to form a district code approved by the Board of Education. Approximately 15 Arcadia girls will attend the Hi-Y Officer Leadership Conference at Sky-Y Camp near Prescott, representing four Tri-Hi-Y clubs with over 150 members. Arcadia football opens tonight versus Coronado amid a week of pep activities, and sophomore Janet Wilky earned All-State Swimming honors for the year, contributing to the Arizona Desert Rats.
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Linda. McNamara
Arcadia
Board of Education
Prescott
Lambda Kappa Phi
Janiet Wilky
Janet
Arizona Desert Rats
Austria summer exchange student recalls abroad experience
Coronado Correspondent reports Karen Leiter a senior hosted by the Karl Schoenberger family in Salzburg during a two month AFS program. She joined 78 other students bound for Paris, describing homesick beginnings, cultural immersion, and views on Yugoslavia poverty and Cold War era topics including the Kennedy incident and Apollo 11.
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Terry
Pitts
Coronado
Coronado Afs
Karen Leiter
Karl Schoenberger
Seniors Descend On UofA For 20th Annual Senior Day
About 3,000 to 4,000 Arizona high school seniors gather at the University of Arizona in Tucson Saturday for Associated Students Senior Day. Registration runs 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Student Union ballrooms with campus bus tours 8:30 to 12:30.
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University of Arizona
Tucson
Associated ~ Students
Arizona Stadium
Modern Languages
Arizona
Kansas State
Coronado High Students Reap From Double Sessions
Coronado High School reports double sessions boosting student earnings this fall. Juniors and seniors attend 7 am to noon while younger students stay until 6 pm. Counselors led by Mrs Sherry Preston and Gene Privett organize a work file and contact Scottsdale businesses for part time jobs.
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Coronado High School
Cornado
Scottsdale
Sherry Preston
Gene Privett
Voting rights wanted
A UPI summary reports Project 18 from the National Education Association finds youth activism growing as movements push to lower voting age to 18. It cites gubernatorial support and a potential 10 to 12 million voters aged 18 to 20, with opposition from right wing, property owners, and some leftists.
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UPI
National Education Association
Project 18
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Mohan Bhong Natural Health Foods store founders promote meatless health path
Arcadia graduates John Fondrisi Ramesh Gangadean and Danny Downs opened Mohan Bhong to sell chemical free foods and organic produce. They vow no preservatives or caffeine and advocate meatless eating citing spiritual and physiological reasons while encouraging community discussion.
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John Fondrisi
Arcadia
Sui
Mohan Bhong
John
Fondrisi
Gangadean—and Downs
Arizona
Fendrisi
Danny
J Ramesh
College expenses rise as tuition and costs increase
New York 1969 report shows tuition room and board at 1,198 colleges up seven to eight percent from last year. Three of four schools raise tuition for the new year and half increase room and board. Public state tuition may be under 1000 dollars annually while large private Northeastern colleges near 3000 dollars. Room and board higher in big cities and at men’s private schools. small Southern colleges cheapest.
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New York
UPI
Life Insurance ‘Agency “Management Association
Northeast
South
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