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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1963

Page

7

Melodramas At FW Tomorrow Night In Centennial Event

Flowing Wells to host a 7 30 p m ribbon cutting and melodrama double bill featuring Little Nell and I Was a Siberian Beatnik The cast includes Cheryl Wallace Tom Ferguson Rosie Clayton and the Sullivan brothers with Irene Brooks as assistant director Drama instructor Leonard Skrobel notes the unit on playwrights inspired the satire The Terrible Eleven provide music and Betsy Dayton leads the can can numbers with Betsy Rudd Janice Hunter René Jones Lorraine Mitchell and Bunny Smith in the ceremonies

Tom Holladay Flowing Wells Little Nell Sonia Dick diCosola Cheryl Wallace Tom Ferguson Rosie Clayton Tim Tom Sullivan Irene Brooks Leonard Skrobel Siberia U. S Soviet Union Betsy Dayton Bonnie Rudd Janice Hunter René Jones Lorraine Mitchell Bunny Smith Cindy Gills Mask and Sandal Drama Department Comrade Sonia

Secretive Greek Theme Chosen For Pueblo High Prom

Pueblo High School selects a Grecian garden setting for the Junior Prom to be held March 30 at the University of Arizona Student Union Ballroom. The event features a secret theme, ornate decor, and afterprom festivities at Bagdad Inn, with entertainment by Bob Willis and his orchestra and the Nomads.

Pambourn Pueblo High School Greece Eloise Ramirez University of Arizona Student Union Bagdad Inn Pueblo High Bob Willis Evelin Salas Terry Carrillo Mary Flores Loretta Armstrong Martha Dalton Richard Guillen Ralph Padilla Dickie Padilla Frank Blanco Pete Stewart Andy Gutierrez Anna Medina Dolores Gaffee PHS Tom Smith Judy Pierce Frank Blanca Henry Flores Bobby Lopez Davidy Villasenor Hank Flores Dolores Caffee UA Student Union Nals Bogard

Serenade to Spring by Rincon Music Department

The Rincon Music Department presents a free spring concert on March 27 at 8 p.m. in the auditorium. Conductor Joseph LaRosa leads the orchestra featuring Slavonic Dance No. 1 and Symphony No. 2 with Carolyn Landreth on French horn, plus piano concerto movements by Stephan Joseph and vocal solos by Barbara Kuhn. Vocal director Rudy Thompson and Rita Mossman oversee pieces including Rockin Jerusalem and Yellow Bird with a girls double trio, followed by Hawaii State Song and other works in native costume with hula choreographed by Leta Crawford. The concert closes with band selections led by Paul Grimes, including Folk Songs Suite for Band and The Rakes of Mallow, marking the debut of this free spring event.

Rincon Music Department Joseph LaRosa Carolyn Landreth Stephan Joseph Che Faro Barbara Kuhn Rudy Thompson Rita Mossman Jerusalem Barbara Booth Dennis Denton Ralph Parham Richard Boyd Hawaii Islands Leta Crawford Vicki Schoeder Linda Baade Lynda Keating Bob Wheeler Paul Grimes Algiers Jim Glasgow

CHS Presents Snow White at Second Annual Variety Show

CHS to perform Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at the second annual Variety Show staged by Catalina girls gym team. The program includes CHS faculty, singers Gail Ann Lewallen Leslie Bachelier Lewallen brothers, Gregg Kuntz John Voss, modern dance Dardenaires and junior class dance. Proceeds benefit charity.

Snow White the Seven Dwarfs Catalina CHS Gail Ann Lewallen Leslie Bachelier Lewallen Brothers Gregg Kuntz John Voss Dardenaires

Sunnyside Students View Gidget at Cafetorium

Sunnyside High students will see the film Gidget tonight in the cafetorium starting at 7 30. Sandra Dee plays Gidget with John Saxon as Moondoggie in a beach summer romance. Admission is 35 cents with refreshments sold by staff.

Sunnyside Sandra Dee John Saxon Gidget Hollywood Sunnyside High Moondoggie

Lange Wins Grand Prize at Rincon Science Fair

RHS senior Bob Lange won the Grand Sweepstakes prize at the Rincon Science Fair held March 15 and 16. His project titled A Count of Intestinal Parasites of the Whitethroat Woodrat details dissecting pack rats, identifying parasites, staining, photographing slides, and mounting displays for the regional science fair at the University of Arizona on March 29.

Bob Lange RHS Rincon Bob University of Arizona Arizona

Badgers Express Feelings In Student Body Elections

Tucson High student body officers for next year were elected March 19. Ron Bogard defeated John About for president. Jerry Gardiner lost to Solong Tom for vice president. Emmie Padgett defeated Irene Felix for secretary. Ronnie McDonald won over Georgia McMillan for treasurer.

Mike Aboud Tucson High Ron Bogard Ly New Business Stan Farnum Aboud Boys’ Social Hour Andy Hall Sylvia Jo Lopez Solong Tom Bogard Emmie Padgett Ronnie McDonald Michelle Beck John About Jerry Gardiner Irene Felix Georgia McMillan Bill Nugent

Salpointe High launches Mr Trash Can cleanup drive

The Salpointe High student council begins a school beautification campaign this week. A Mr Trash Can contest crowns a class representative, though candidate names were unavailable. Four campus sections will host plots chosen by size and difficulty to boost student interest.

Salpointe High Salpointe

Rincon Thespians Present Pygmalion This Spring

Rincon's Thespian Society stages George Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion March 30 and April 2 3 4 at 8 00 p m in Studio Theatre Judy Gries and John Weaver lead as Eliza Doolittle and Professor Henry Higgins with Bob Nelson Robin Lee Nancy Valentine Gretchen Stolle and Lesly Golub in the cast The play adapts into My Fair Lady showing phonetics expert transforming a Cockney flowergirl into a refined duchess.

George Bernard Shaw Rincon Thespian Society Studio Theatre Judy Gries John Weaver Eiza Molittle Henry Higgins Bob Nelson Robin Lee Nancy Valentine Gretchen Stolle Lesly Golub

Salpointe Names Girls and Boys Staters

Salpointe announces its participants for Girls' and Boys' State. Girls Nancy Giguere Pat Carter with Linda Barnier Margot Brown as alternates. Boys Pete Penzar Joe Lawless Jeff Nordensson attend. Girls' State runs in Flagstaff June 8 14 for Boys' State. Girls' at UA. Nancy is a top student and debate leader. Pat is NHS treasurer and science winner.

Cur Nordensson Pat. Carter Peter Pen Czar Nancy Giguere Joe Lawless Salpointe Jeff Virginia Nichols Pat Carter Linda Barnier Margot Brown Peter Penzar Teff Nordensson Nancy Pat Pete Penzar Jeff Nordensson Pete Joe International Relation Club Model UN Arizona Flagstaff Arizona State College

Sunnyside Box Social Promises Easter Fun April 5

Sunnyside's sixth hour speech class hosts a box social in the school cafeteria on April 5. Boys bid for decorated boxes filled by girls, who will share supper with their bidders. Afterward an Easter egg hunt on the football field unfolds with prizes for contest winners.

Sunnyside

FFA Salutes Sweetheart Ball crowns Patti Nussbaum

Amphitheater FFA hosted its Sweetheart Ball in the school cafeteria with a Decades themed dance Tonight You Belong to Me featured red and white hearts and paper flowers. Patti Nussbaum was crowned Sweetheart by FFA President Jim Hines and will represent the Amphitheater chapter at the state convention in August.

FFA Sally Vance Patti Nussbaum Pam Place Jim Hines Patti Amphitheater

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