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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1968
Page
18
Arizona YMCA sponsors a mock state session in Phoenix where Tucson High School and Canyon del Oro Hi Y clubs debated reforms. Gov Ralph Edgar cited youth impact while bills included lowering voting age to 18 and drug education in schools.
Sunnyside selects 35 pep squad members for 1969 69 including majorettes pom pon and var sity cheerleaders. Ann Corbus and Ellen Basham elected co heads of the majorettes. Laura Castro and Sandi Stroehlein lead the 14 member pom pon squad. Eight named to varsity cheer, with Sharlene Bolen and Rosie Cruz as heads. Several seniors graduate this year.
Sunnyside and Amphi orchestras join to present a Combined Orchestra Festival tomorrow in the Amphi auditorium directed by Jim and Larry Wilson. The program features Highlights from Carousal, Huckleberry Finn Takes A Walk, Safari, Finale from 5th Symphony Beetho ven, and Valse Chopin plus Carnival of Melody including Love Is A Many Splendored Thing and Blue Moon.
The Amphitheater FFA held its annual Parent and Son Banquet in the school cafeteria on Thursday April 25 at 7 00 pm. Music by the Amphi Vocal Ensemble followed. Will Hayes FFA president received several awards and led openings. Rocky Snyder state secretary spoke on future agriculture and job opportunities.
The Catalina Service council auctioned Lost and Found watches from 1958 to 1963 during lunch. Highest bidders won, proceeds earmarked for a scholarship fund to aid students with books and fees. President Bryan Vertlieb praises the effort and ongoing service projects.
Dates set for end of school activities at Canyon del Oro High School include Senior Follies May 10 and commencement June 2 with the first senior class graduating June 5. Rincon yearbook staff names and Civitan Club honors also noted along with Red Cross leadership training selections for the Rangers and assistants.
Flowing Wells high school girls gymnastics, eight members strong, train 60 hours weekly to build a balanced team. Led by coach Shar Strell, the squad debuted royal blue leotards with gold warm ups and aims to win state after placing first last year. Team members Lyric and Melody Sears lead a group of juniors Pat Hill and sophomores Marcia Bull Pat Shannon Sally Patterson with freshmen Molly Hitchcock and June Leffler pushing for strong showings in AA-dominated Tucson-area competition.
Twenty five members of the girls synchronized swim club perform in Circus Afloat on May 11 at the Central YMCA pool. The show, a cooperative effort with the boys team, features 114 acts including Circus Ballerinas Pink Panther and Dog Act with acts like Submarines and Summer Subs.
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