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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1964

Page

6

Rincon High Seniors Named National Merit Semifinalists

Five Rincon High School seniors Bruce Bruwer Emily Coleman John Higginbotham James McCallum and Barbara Strubler were named National Merit Scholarship semifinalists. They vie for scholarships up to 6000 based on grades projects leadership and college entrance test results. Fourteen thousand seniors from 17000 high schools are semifinalists nationwide with names sent to chosen colleges.

Rincon Mike Bruwer Emily Coleman John Higginbotham James McCallum Barbara Strubler Stanford Long Island New York Antioch College Jim McCallum Arizona Academy of Science AHS5 Science Club Rincon Afs Pomona California Institute of Technology Humboldt State College California National Science Foundation Harvard Yale Model U. N John Barbara Stabler AFL Radcliffe Vassar Deborah Hollen University of Arizona RHS Rincon High School Barbara Stubler

Devilaire pupils edit special Sunnyside four page edition

Devilaire Staff edits extra Sunnyside school newspaper supplement to the regular issue this Friday. It will feature varsity, junior varsity, and freshmen football pictures. The staff raised about 170 dollars to finance it with local business ads at 2 dollars each and 2 cent per letter from students and teachers. Several quirky messages appear, including Hi Beat Rincon The Phantom and the Curse of Egor. This is the first time the paper runs such a project.

Sunnyside The Devilaire Tucson Rincon Egor

THS Drama Department Tells Miniature Minstrels

Tucson High opens its 1964 season with the Miniature Minstrels a revue of student and faculty acts. Teachers and students perform songs jokes and sketches including Pie in the Sky a slapstick one act. Showtimes start 8 p.m. at the Little Theater with admission at one dollar.

Thurstone Evans Rebecca Hooton Edwin van der Werf Tucson High Minature Minstrels THS Albert Groff Groff Tucson High School North First Avenue Seventh Street Miniature Minstrels

Panthers Celebrate A Week Homecoming Kickoff

A-Week at Amphi begins with king and queen selections and bands of green and white decor. Catalina game at 8:00 pm features crowning at halftime with Barbara Bullington as queen and Jesse Molina as king, attendants Mary Clark Linda Taylor Julie Stough, as senior attendant pending.

Amphi FTA Catalina Barbara Bullington Jesse Molina Mary Clark Linda Taylor Julie Stough David Blackwell

Catholic Action Club Formed At Salpointe High

SHS Catholic Club at Salpointe marks first meeting under Mrs Murphy. They plan comic book drives for orphans, parties for Villa Maria Nursing Home patients, and Christmas caroling. Members assist Villa Maria staff on Saturdays and boys help maintenance. They collect food for needy Indians at Thanksgiving. Officers: Mary Jo Stuart president Chuck Ott vice president Ann Clark secretary treasurer.

Catholic Action Club Salpointe Mary-Jo Stuart Chuck Ott Ann Clark

Communism and Soviet Influence Discussed at CHS

Ben Davis, Catalina High social studies teacher, spoke to American problems classes about Communist aims to influence American attitudes and support USSR policies. He described two agent types, known and unknowing, and warned that CPUSA operates through fellow travelers to undermine laws and public trust while aiding Soviet allies like Poland and Yugoslavia.

Soviet Union Ben Davis Catalina High Army School of Intelligence U.S South Viet Nam Davis Communist Party of the United States of America CPUSA Mr. Davis Ussr Poland Yugoslavia

Adriana Arriaga Chosen Silver Slipper Princess

Adriana Arriaga of SHS has been chosen Silver Slipper Princess for Salpointe's event to be held October 17 at the Pioneer Hotel main ballroom. A banquet for the princesses and escorts is set for October 11. The queen will be chosen by personality poise beauty and intelligence after personal interviews with judges. Participants include girls from nine local high schools and St Josephs Academy.

Adriana Arriaga Salpointe Pioneer Hotel St. Joseph’s Academy

Naming Of Royalty Marks Homecoming

Pueblo High schedules homecoming for October 9 with a Pueblo versus Maryvale game. Five finalists Faye Lane Linda Horton Gloria Salaz Irene Gallego and Mary Lopez will learn the king and queen at halftime when the queen is presented with attendants and a miniature gold football. Alumni reception is canceled after the game with special seating and year announcements planned.

Faye Lane Linda Horton Gloria Salaz Irene Gallego Mary Lopez Pueblo

Teens Attack Image and Perceived Teen Misconduct

An opinion piece argues teenagers are not inherently bad, countering media bias. It cites World War II era war babies, parental neglect after wars, and recent incidents at Palo Verde, Tucson High, and Flowing Wells with Eloy youths. It calls for balanced views and accountability across generations.

Mary Louechternach Palo Verde Tucson Tucson High Flowing Wells Eloy

Sharon Leigh and Paulyne Williams Compare AFS Experiences

Sharon Leigh of Tucson High and Paulyne Williams of Sydney both exchanged notes on study abroad in Spain and Australia. Paulyne detailed schooling differences, cultural habits, and social life while living with host families in Barcelona and Sydney.

Paulyne Williams AFS Sidney Australia Sharon Leigh Spain Tucson High School THS Sharon, Paulyne Paula Edgar Tucson High Paulyne

Trojan Girls Plan Year at Palo Verde

Palo Verde's Girls League starts its year with an All-Girl Assembly a school mixer and two monthly meetings Each class runs its own League with a separate president Lynn Lambert senior Lynda Mains junior and Sharon Cox sophomore Freshman president not yet elected Officers include Diane Wester president Linda Herman vice president Donna Roquet secretary and Shirley Smith treasurer A freshman program with senior girls Q&A and a panel of boys on dating entertained sophomores a modeling talk reached juniors and a fashion show highlighted seniors The council plans remaining activities including a Father Daughter banquet on October 20 for PV girls and their fathers.

Palo Verde Lynn: Lambert Lynda Mains Sharon Cox Organizational Girls League Council

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Rangers Citizen Photo THS Drama Department Jeneane Curry Barry Dunn Robert Hutchinson Herb Burrows Paul’ Fagan Larmer Nicholson George Lockridge Bobby Colston Edwin van der Wert Charley Christie Panthers SHS Catholic Club SHS Pueblo High Maryvale Sharon Barcelona Raymond Bliss Susan Bliss Nano Bliss Trojan Girls Michelle Ryals Lindy Coates Mary Ann Pomeroy Letty Andersen Caroline Goff Nancy Smith Ney Clark Ann Corke Halen Fitchett Evalyn
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