Scholarships Given To DECA Winners
DECA banquet at a local restaurant celebrated Tucson and Pueblo High entries. Linda Brewer of RHS won a 1000 scholarship from W T Grant Co, while Pueblo High Creative Marketing Project earned 125 for first in the western division. John Mes ser and Charles Hulse led Tucson DECA teams at the national event in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pambourn
Harry Apel
PHS
Walter Johnson
American Airlines
Chicago Flash
George A. Scott
Scott
DECA
San Diego
Chicago
Linda Brewer
RHS
Violet Coulter
Chuck Grey
Connie Nelson
PVHS
Joe Sadie
Linda Trejo
John Valentine
THS
Tony Weis
CHS
Lorretta Armstrong
John Messer
Arizona Association of DE Teachers
Charles Hulse
Tucson
Catalina
Tim Zahn
Sara Spalding
Aaron Zelman
Gayle Willson
Jean Hazel
Peter Finnegan
Kathy Stanley
Lianne Carlson
Linda Jarvis
Elsie Vavra
Susan Guse
Shirley Taylor
Martha Burts
Diane Hourscht
Tucson High
Carmen Zaragoza
Diane Sullivan
Kathy Delwarte
Dorothy Summers
Linda
Loretta Armstrong
Nancy Palko
Carol Richardson
Blanco Hoyas
Ralph Padilla
Pat Clegg
Emma Ochotorena
Martha Childs
Mary Flores
Rosario Bernal
Juanita Gastelo
Rincon
Maureen Ojeda
Kathy White
Lynda Singer
Kathy Burns
Stuart Zehngut
Violet Crouker
Mike Mandel
Dawn Emerson
Duane Bull
Connie Hinzman
Josette Melaszo
Vicky Cooper
Barbara Bebo
Gary Matz
Dave Taplin
Ruben Sanchez
Roger Breckenridge
Sunnyside Prompt Skyline Club Prep Gathers Pace
Local notes count down days to Sunnyside Junior-Senior event at Prompt Skyline Country Club. Tomorrow marks 17 days until the competition window opens, with organizers urging participation and readiness.
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Sunnyside
Skyline Country Club
Amphitheater elects officers for 1964-65 school year
Amphitheater students vote to elect the 1964-65 student government lineup. David Blackwell chosen as president with Jeanette Rickard as vice president Evelyn Irwin as secretary Jean Neubauer as treasurer and Jeanie Huff as advisory council chair. Candidates’ backgrounds include DeMolay and Key Club service. Jeanette to Girls State. Jeanie active in Y-teens and cheerleading.
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Amphi
Jeanie Huff
Advisory Council
Evelyn Irwin
David Blackwell
David
Jeanette Rickard
Jean Neubauer
Yuma
DeMolay
Key Club
YES
Youth Employment Service
Jeanette
Evelyn
Jean
Helen Keeling
National Honor Society
Y-teens
CHS Selects DE Students for Next Year
Catalina's Distributive Education program will include 13 students next year, splitting time between school and part time work. Selected were Dena Asher, Judy Czeski, Sandy Engle, Joyce Gibson, Pete Keesal, Dennin Keene, Eddie Kresler, Debbe Logan, Cindy Neimier, Toni Smith, Norma Stout, Linda Titone, and Bob Witt. Ed Laube notes ten more may join by year end as applications are reviewed. Qualifications require retail interest and at least an 8.0 GPA for juniors.
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Catalina
Dena Asher
Judy Czeski
Sandy Engle
Joyce Gibson
Pete Keesal
Dennin Keene
Eddie Kresler
Debbe Logan
Cindy Neimier
Toni Smith
Norma Stout
Linda Titone
Bob Witt
Ed Laube
Dewarn
Honor Service Society backs Badger Fund Drive at Tucson High
Tucson High's annual Badger Fund Drive began May 4 and runs through May 15 to aid students with school supplies cap and gown costs and other needs. Homerooms collect daily pennies or dimes. the top homeroom earns a trophy. Last year raised 494 dollars. this year goal is 500. Mrs. Beddo leads the drive noting last year’s funds lasted only to February.
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Tucson High
Honor Service Society
Badger Fund
Taft Jacob Heads Salpointe Student Body Elections
Salpointe High School voters chose Taft Jacob as student body president and Bob Knickerbocker as VP along with Veronica Pawloski Margaret Jaskowski and Dede Wild as officers. Campaigns featured posters handbills and candy rewards while SPOT meetings in Tucson outlined next year’s student council relation plans and possible constitutional changes.
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Joan McIntee
Taft
Salpointe
Bob
Taft Jacob
Bob Knickerbocker
Veronica Pawloski
Margaret Jaskowski
Dede Wild
Student Progress Organization of Tucson
Tom Holladay
Flowing Wells
Sunnyside Students Elect Safety Officers
Sunnyside juniors Rey Alvare z and Martin Rivera were elected state president and vice president at the Arizona Teen Safety Conference at Arizona State University Tempe. The Safety Council dominated the Road-e-o with eight of ten awards including first place in boys and girls divisions won by David Arnold and Marilyn Mitchell.
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Sunnyside
Rey Alvarez
Martin Rivera
Arizona State University
Tempe
Rey
Martin
Safety Council
David
Tucson
Gilbert
Jim McDowell
Richard Corbett
Mission Manor
Paul Hays
Diana Fuller
Ramirez Wins Student Body Elections at Pueblo High
At Pueblo High School polls closed after votes were recounted. Herbert Ramirez won president after a tight race against Bob Bishop. David Reinhard is vice president, Josie Reggio corresponds, Rachel Valdez records, Gaby Medina treasurer. Traditions Committee members elected: Judy Kalins, Martin Thomas, John Thomas, Sue Clifton, Marilyn McKinlye, Greg Escalante, Carlos Flores. Candidates needed petitions with about 240 signatures.
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Pueblo High School
PHS
Herbert Ramirez
David Reinhard
Josie Reggio
Rachel Valdez
Gaby Medina
Bob Bishop
Herbert
Traditions Committee
Judy Kalins
Martin Thomas
John Thomas
Sue Clifton
Marilyn McKinlye
Greg Escalante
Carlos Flores
Teen editors spotlight Tucson school names in feature
A roundup of student editors from Tucson area schools including Amphitheater Sandy Nason Catalina Elizabeth Hanson Flowing Wells Tom Holladay Palo Verde Babs Swann Pueblo Pam Bourn Rincorn Anne Harvey Salpointe Mike Kelly Sunnyside Sandy Higgins Tucson Sue Schaeffer with Terry Caller Geoffrey Cross in the features section.
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Sandy Nason
Catalina
Elizabeth Hanson
Flowing Wells
Tom Holladay
Palo Verde
Babs Swann
Pueblo
Pam Bourn
Rincorn
Anne Harvey
Salpointe
Mike Kelly
Sunnyside
Sandy Higgins
Tucson
Sue Schaeffer
Rincon Seniors Elect 4 Speakers for Commencement
Rincon’s May 5 commencement exercises will feature four speakers. Lynn Gage and Dee Dee Kuhn give the invocation and benediction at the invocation by student body VP Lynn Gage and Human Relations Club treasurer Dee Dee Kuhn. Kent Morgan will give the invocation and Mary Alyce Girdner the benediction. Cathy Carruthers and Richard Moret will read scripture. Rich Moret is Senior Class Councilman and Rincon band president.
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Rincon
Lynn Gage
Dee Dee Kuhn
Lynn
Dee Dee
Kent Morgan
Mary Alyce Girdner
Mary Alyce
Rincon Echo
The
Echo
Cathy Carruthers
Richard Moret
Rich
Amphi High Names Editors for Desert Gazette
Bonnie Powell junior named editor in chief and John Loveridge junior named business manager of Amphi high school Desert Gazette. Advisor cites journalistic ability and leadership. Powell leads Future Teachers of America and Quill and Scroll member. Loveridge active in hiking club and conservation group.
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Bonnie Powell
Amphi
The
Desert Gazette
John Loveridge
DeWeerd
Bonnie
Future Teachers of America
Arizona Daily Star
Quill and Scroll
Journalistic Horn Society
John
National Honor Society
Amphi’s
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Nate Binb
Palo Verde High
Melvin Anderson
Ruth Arm
Barbara Olson
Jacqueline Bruner
Judith Callender
Glenn Smith
Ann Arneson
Ellen Bitting
Diane Neville
Richard Spaulding
Susan Wachter
Ann Rees
Lois Richardson
Steve Smith
Vera Hardy
Bob Conter
Janet Grossman
Mr. Employer
Edwin Laube
William Antrim
Chet Sheaffer
Jacob
Ramirez
Tony Limanni
Gary Glasgow
Bill Steel
Judy Downey
Dan Johnson
Terry MacDonald
Mike Hatcher
Mary Lancaster
Ronn Seff
Bob Davis
Charlotte Ackerley
Pat Isaacs
Charlie O'Dowd
Greg Psaltis
P. J. Foote
Teen Editors
Terry Caller
Geoffrey Cross
AHS
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