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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1963

Page

3

Arcadia Band field drills and concert tour plans

Arcadia’s 70 member marching band, 17 girls, practices 30 minutes daily during third period for marching and the rest for music. Pom Pom girls and twirler Vannda Hammer join the precision drills. First concert Jan 23, next Mar 10, assembly Mar 11, state tour Mar 12–13 to about 10 locations. Reginald Brooks is band collector.

Prac Vannda Hammer Arizona Twirler Reginald Brooks Rollector Arcadia

Arcadian Olympian names 1963 64 staff and editors

Shari Hume is named Editor of the Arcadian staff with Diane Propstra as Feature Editor and Lynn Davis as News Editor. Carol Haugeland will edit sports with Barry Sollenberger assisting. Marcia Dibble is Business Manager. Jim Hanford Advertising Manager with Vicky Hitchcock assisting. Ron McDonald Photo Editor with Roger Sheer. Sue Roper Staff Artist. John Berry Circulation manager. Al Wesolowski Exchange Manager. Rosejean Hinsdale advisor. Dianne Brock named Editor and James Chapman John Chapman as Photo Editors. Terry Gamble Business Manager. other members include Andy Owen Barbara Frederick Lori Wilkinson. Logan as advisor and ASU graduate.

Shari Hume Arcadian Diane Propstra Peggy McMullin Lynn Davis Carol Haugeland Barry Sollenberger Marcia Dibble Jim Hanford Vicky Deana Logan Dianne Brock John and James Chapman Terry Gamble Andy Owen Barbara Frederick Lori Wilkinson Mrs. Logan Arizona State

Arcadia Chooses Drama Crews for 1963 64 Play

Drama department announces See How They Run as Arcadia High first production of the year with crew heads Ann Bishop and Steve Spielberg. Promoters, publicity, props, makeup and house roles filled by a mix of students. many assistants to provide hands on experience.

Arcadia Dana Lynch Drama Department Eads Ann Bishop Steve Spielberg Bill Hoffman Nan Licklider Linda Zaidema Sherry Nalder Becky Scharf Laurie Salisbury Jean Davidson Roger Sheer Becky Mowry Dana Moore Melinda Milar Carol Young Linda Hitchcock Bernadette Bell Sandie Doris Dinah Paschke

Arcadia High School Freshman Class Officers Elected

Brian Langston was chosen president from four candidates. Sharon Lillimars won the girl representative post after a runoff against Pam Cooley. Craig Stromme becomes Boy Representative with Sandra Tejan as Vice President. Others include Steve Brown treasurer and Mary Kocour secretary after runoff wins. Thirty candidates began campaigns Sept 17 amid campus mixups delaying posters and speeches until subsequent days.

Brian Langston Arcadia High School Sharon Lillimars Pam Cooley Craig Stromme Sandra Tejan Steve Brown Pam Carter Mary Kocour Cindy Teeples Sharon Sillimars Sandy Tejan Mary Jan Kocour

Two Arcadia Students Named Merit Scholarship Semifinalists

Arcadia High School principal Jackson Drake announced that two seniors have been named semifinalists in the 1963 64 Merit Scholarship competition. Jean Petersen and Talbot T Smith are cited for high achievement, with Petersen residing at 4611 East Calle Redonda and Smith at 4825 Each Picadilly Rd.

Jackson Drake Arcadia High School Jean Petersen A. Robert Petersen East Calle Redonda Talbot T. Smith Talbot Smith Picadilly Rd

West German Politico Visits Sage Home

West German politician Friedrich Seitz toured the Sage home with Bill Sage and family during his U S visit arranged through the Foreign Exchange Program. Seitz toured Arizona sites, discussed education, housing costs, and the East West German contrast, noting coffee prices and the Wall.

Politico Sage Bill Sage Bill Friedrich Seitz N. 82Nd St Seitz Hanover Lower Saxony West Germany United States Office of Cultural Exchange Department of State Washington, D.C Wolfgang C. Repke Germany Coronado Arizona Arizona Public Service Phoenix Valley of the Sun Conrad Adenauer East Germany

Dating in high school debated by Coronado juniors

Inquiries show varied views from NELA HARRIS to JOYCE CONSTANZO on whether dating in high school builds responsibility, social life, and future compatibility, with cautions about balance with studies and comfort with partners. A mix of supportive and critical perspectives highlights dating as a valued yet personal choice.

Nela Harris Bonnie Schwab Larry Juniper

Senators Urged to Push Projects at Scottsdale High

Scotts dale High School Student Senate held its first session at 3 p m with Steve Hicks urging leadership as a journey. The body aims to boost loyalties and cooperation and to broaden activity awareness through projects like cleanups and the American Field Service chapter. Student senators were elected Sept 16 by homeroom with two seats for larger classes and veto power over the student council by two thirds. An open house for parents Sept 26let families meet teachers and review course aims and schedule changes for the year.

Steve Hicks Scottsdale High School Steve Senate Scottsdale Scottsdale High

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