Rio Student Is On Summer Vacation
Rio de Janeiro resident Marc Schnee berger attends Rin con High School during his summer break in Tucson. He came to improve English and learn about the United States. He stayed three months with the Hardwick family and noted Brazil’s government interest among older students. He finds Rio crowded with many cars and electric, while he praises Americans and people overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathy Carrithers
Rio de Janeiro
Marc Schneeberger
Rin+ con
America
Marc
American Field Service
U.S
United States
Graham French
Government of
Brazil
Mare
Tucson
Rio de Janiero
Rio
Ten City Schools Showcase Annual Art Show in Tucson
Ten city high schools contributed student art to the first all city high school show at the Tucson Art Center January 8 to 13. Works ranged from oils and watercolors to ceramics jewelry posters and commercial art. Sun nyside instructor Don Reese chaired the event with Sr Leonard Marie of Sal pointe and Neil Meyer of Rincon assisting. Dr Nathan S Krevitsky coordinated art instruction for District 1 and served as exhibit coordinator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Art Center
W. Franklin
Sunnyside
Don Reese
Leonard Marie
Salpointe
Neil Meyer
Rincon
Nathan S. Krevitsky
Janemarie Carlson
Sharon Lynch
Amphitheater Student Wins Make It With Wool Contest
Shirley Rucker, an Amphitheater High School junior, won the 16th annual Make It With Wool contest in the junior division district seven. Her eggshell white Forstman wool coat used a Vogue pattern and was paired with egg shell gloves shoes a mustard scarf and hat. She advances to the state contest at Chris-Town Phoenix with a Las Vegas Hawaii trip for the national winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amphitheater High School
Shirley Rucker
Southern
Arizona
Shirley
Forstman
Chris-Town
Phoenix
Las Vegas
Hawaii
Amphi
Jeannette Rickard
Marilyn Dalrymple
Karen Smith
Ingrid Eckhalm
Sally Smith
Mary Ellen Roberts
Pueblo High School Paper Wins State Award for Excellence
El Guererro, Pueblo High School’s newspaper, won first place for general excellence at the Arizona Newspaper Association Award Breakfast, competing with papers statewide. Editor Benny Reinhard accepted the plaque, aided by Bobby Lopez and staffers Carol Morris Nancy Hedland and Andy Stropko, with many student helpers.
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Pueblo
el Guererra
Arizona Newspaper Association
Benny Reinhard
el Guererro
PHS
Bobby Lopez
Carol Morris
Nancy Hedland
Andy Stropko
CHS Lettermen Crown Swedish AFS Student Queen
Catalina's Swedish exchange student Ing-Britt Linderos was crowned Lettermen's Queen at the CHS dance in the auditorium from 9 to 12 last Friday. Her four attendants were Sharon Hawke Barbara Culln Nancy Cooke and Kathie Hanson. Dimensions provided live music for the event.
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Catalina
Ing-Britt Linderos
Ing-Britt
Sharon Hawke
Barbara Culln
Nancy Cooke
Kathie Hanson
Lettermen’s Club
CHS
Dimensions
Pueblo High School Princess Heads Polio Drive
Carmen Saldate of Pueblo High School is named Peanuts for Polio Princess and will join the dance fundraiser on January 26 at the Ramada Inn. She has led drives before, served as senior class secretary, and helped clubs including the Mediakettss. She thanks all Pueblo classes and expresses pride in the honor.
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Pueblo High School
Carmen Saldate
Carmen
Pueblo
Ramada Inn
Media Ketts
Future Medical Workers of America
P.H.S
Follies at Flowing Wells Girls' League fete
The Flowing Wells Girls' League presents the Follies titled The Mad World of Women on Saturday at 8:00 p.m. in the Multipurpose Building. About forty girls perform in twenty five acts including dances skits and songs coordinated by Joy Taylor Sue Sandburg with Mary Jo Geringer supervising and Marsha Toben and Louise Riggs aiding cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Wallace
Flowing Wells
Joy Taylor
Sue Sandburg
Mary Jo Geringer
Girls’ League
Marsha Toben
Oulse Riggs
Marsha
Palo Verde Debuts Large Auditorium With Acoustic Design
Palo Verde's auditorium in Tucson, the district's second largest, opened to PV students. Architect Gordon Luepke and UCLA physicist Vern Knudsen oversaw acoustic design featuring dove-wing ceilings and curved walls to absorb and reflect sound. The facility includes a lobby, orchestra pit, back-stage rooms, intercoms, and film capability with curtains and a screen bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Verde
Tucson
Gordon Luepke
Vern Knudsen
UCLA
Mr. Luepke
Alan Hawthorne
Luepke
iMusic
Drama
Teen Citizen Editorial Staff Lists Byline Team Names
Editorial staff rosters list managing editors Trudy Fazlollah and Mitchell A. Tuchman with reporters across multiple towns including Connie Miles Catalina Esther Rudis Elizabeth Hanson and more. Editors and reporters are detailed for flowing wells Palo Verde Pueblo Rincon Salpointe and Tucson sections with named contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catalina Esther Rudis
Elizabeth Hanson
Marissa White
1Carol Cooke
THS Pepsters Lead Cheers and Spirit at Games
THS pepsters, songleaders, and twirlers energize football and basketball crowds. Pris cilla Lopez heads the cheer squad with eight other songleaders and twelve weekly tryouts led by Miss Mildred Jordan and staff.
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Tucson Badgers
THS
Priscilla Lopez
Peggy Hasker
Ronnie McDonald
Jodi McKeever
Shawne Murphy
Emmile Padgett
Patti Saltsgaver
Flame Vallentine
Mildred Jordan
George Hurt
Prisseilla
Glenda Garrett
Cecelia
Acuna
Norma Acuna
Sylvia Acuna
Linda Anderson
Norma Avenenti
Karen
Batiste
Danni Berry
Barbara Costin
Jan Dykeman
Sandi Faccio
Carol Klimist
Georgia McMillan
Ruth Reneer
Marilyn Rys‘kind
Dana Schuster
Carol Yee
Karen Yeoman
Pueblo
Kathy McGowan
Mary Ruth Carter
Irene Felix
Local High Schools Prepare for MUNGA Conference
Local high schools engage in MUNGA a three day Model United Nations event at the University of Arizona with 170 student delegates 30 sponsors and 40 U of A staff. The agenda features a Belgium consul general banquet debates on the PRC admission and nuclear testing. Named bloc heads include Paul Hansome Trudy Fazzollah Claire Schecter Gamble Dick Kate Dayton Laine Davies and more. General Assembly president Fred Krauke and faculty head Dr Clifton Wilson lead the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Pueblo
Jim Rudolph
Salpointe
Jacquie O’brien
Jacquie
Tucson
Pakistan
University of Arizona
United Nations General Assembly
New York City
MUN
Arizona
Mm’ers
Muir
Frans Taelemans
Los Angeles
Belgium
U of A
Paul Hansome
Palo Verde
Trudy Fazzollah
Asia Bloc
Claire Schecter
Sunnyside
Gamble Dick
Kate Dayton
Flowing
Wells
Laine Davies
Saint Joseph’s
Clifton Wilson
Government Department
Daniel Hahn
Fred Krauke
General Assembly
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BI Gru
Larry Bradley
Rincon A.F.S
Indonesia
AHS
Lettermen
AFS
Hawthorne
Teen Citizen
Trudy Faziollah
Mitchell A. Tuchman
Connie Miles
Linda Elliott
Joanne Kochendorfer
Sancy Nason
Kathy Thurmond
Megan ‘Thurmond
Re‘porters
Carole Dever
Diana Baum
Tom Holladay
Chris Larsen
Dave Sholin
Laurie ,Hauer
Babs Swann
Helen Kavelac
Janie Nunez
Pam Baum
MarthaTombaugh
Rincon Dianne Roskowski
Ann Findley
Anne Harvey
Mike Zinkin
Trudy Fazlollah
Mike Kelly
Virginia Nichols
Dede Wilde
Karl Odgers
Claire Schechter
Sandra Higgins
Jerome Schechter
Ana LaCoste
Richard Lee
Mitchell Tuchman
Jeff Adelstone
Michell Beck
Faula Edgar
Judy Greenbaum
Carolyn Ross
Sue Schaeffer
Miss Jordon
Jim Muir
Tucson High
Marilyn Ruskind
Peggy Haskell
Badger
Pepstera
Pat Cavaletto
Virginia Strasburg
Mary Carter
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