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Payson Roundup

Location

Payson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1974

Page

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Payson JHS introduces girls to boys basketball team

Five girls join Payson Junior High School basketball practice as the first female players on a previously all male squad. Leigh Ann Slaughter Shirley Quade Pat Murray Arlene Davis and Linda Elms joined from Nov. 15 to 20. Coach Rick Reynolds says the five now make up part of the 32 member team and will play unless told otherwise. The girls train with the team and face no special treatment, facing the challenge of lacking prior female basketball experience.

Payson Leigh Ann Slaughter Shirley Quade Pat Murray Arlene Davis Linda Elms Miss Slaughter Miss Quade Rick Reynolds Reynolds

Girls Push for Separate Team Amid Locker Room Concerns

Reynolds notes girls’ court skills and nerves as they train while Miss Slaughter and Miss Quade excel in running drills. They favor a distinct girls team over co ed play. Athletic director Meck cites shower facility limits and supervision costs, doubting parental approval for a male locker room supervisor. Debate to continue at the school board meeting.

Miss Slaughter Quade Tom Meck Meck Meek

Attempted murder suspect returned from Missouri

Charles Bott 22 of Payson is held in Navajo County jail Holbrook for attempted murder from an incident in Pinetop on November 6. He allegedly shot Bill West 45 of Payson with a .22 caliber revolver and fled in Wests truck. West survived after hospital treatment and was released November 18. Bott surrendered in Springfield Missouri and waivered extradition. He faces assault with a deadly weapon and auto theft charges. Bond set at 10000 dollars.

Charles Bott Payson Navajo County Holbrook Pinetop Bott Bill West West Phoenix Payson Sheriff's Office

Brother Sister Stafford Win MVP Awards at Payson Banquet

Jerri and Cherri Stafford received Most Valuable Player honors at Payson High School fall banquet. Jerri earned top defensive player and all star nod in B-Central Conference. Whittle named top offensive. JV pick Sheldon Jones. In volleyball, Cherri made all conference with honors for Erin Mayer most improved.

Jerri Cherri Stafford Payson High School Diamond Point Shadows Cherri Payson Bob Whittle Bill Neal Mike Haynes Whittle Longhorns Sheldon Jones Erin Mayer Terry Woods Janet Ferguson

Payson pupil Tony McDaniel wins Roundup football prize

Tony McDaniel, a sixth grade student at Payson Junior High, wins The Roundup football scores contest grand prize of 25 dollars. He earned 20 dollars during the regular season with one first prize and two seconds in the Pop Warner program.

Tony McDaniel Payson Junior High School Pop Warner Tony

Town clash over legal questions swells at Payson council meeting

Ira Murphy a school board member elect accuses town employees of incompetence after filing a complaint against rodeo clown Jerry McMahan. Alan Slaughter Ezra Peace defend council actions as open and legal. Graveside services held for Billie Dodson Cooper, 52, in Payson Cemetery.

Ira Murphy Alan Slaughter Payson Ezra Peace Slaughter Murphy Jerry McMahan McMahan Peace’s Ted Pottet Payson Cemetery Billie Dodson Cooper Payson Hospital

Forest Rd 289 Reopened After Washout

Forest Road 289 along Tonto Creek was to be reopened Thursday according to Forest Supervisor Fred Wirth. The two lane paved road washed out in heavy rains and snow during the wet spring of 1973. It runs north from Highway 260 and serves the Tonto Creek fish hatchery the Zane Grey cabin site and several residences. The area is heavily used by recreationists in spring and summer.

Tonto Creek Fred Wirth Tonto National Forest

Skating Hours Added for Payson High Students

The Community Schools Council added an evening of roller-skating for teens at Julia Randall Elementary School gym. Teen sessions run Saturdays 7 to 9 with Friday swaps if a home basketball game occurs. open skating remains for all ages Thursdays 7 to 9 and Sundays 2 to 4. Rates are 75 cents for all ages, 50 cents for skaters with own skates, and 50 cents for elementary-age children.

Payson High School Community Schools Council Julia Randall

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Missouri Roswell, N. M Springfield Arizona Cherri and Jerri Stafford Benny Caddenhead Sheriff's Office Peace Billie D. Cooper Forest Rd
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