Bear Blackouts at Phoenix College Benefit Show
Phoenix College launches its third annual Bear Blackouts a charity musical revue by fraternities sororities and the Windsor Club set for Nov 16 17 in the college auditorium with cast chosen by an executive board and featuring songs from The King and I South Pacific Call Me Madam and other Broadway hits. Also Masque and Dagger plans Mr Mergenthwicker's Lobblies with limited scenery and a quick casting release for Oct 21 and 27 performances. David Murdock Memorial Scholarships go to Luanne Schessler and Larry Resendez.
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Nancy Lee Martin
Phoenix College
Polio Foundation
Windsor Club
Jack Mitchell
Phi Alpha Chi
Jo Clinginpeel
Tau Omega
Don Owens
Sigma Kappa Phi
Jerry Pollack
Xi Delta Chi
Billy Diss
Louis Leithold
Thyra Pliske
Mergenthwicker
Masque and Dagger
Drama Club
David Murdock
Phoenix Orpheus Club
Luanne Schessler
Larry Resendez
Egypt Queen In Hospital
Queer Nazir of Egypt was in St. Vincent's Hospital today for observation of a kidney ailment.
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Egypt
Los Angeles
Queer Nazir
St. Vincent’s Hospital
PTA News Highlights From City Schools
Capitol School principal C E Garner discusses Pertinent Facts About Our School at 7 45 p m Tuesday in the school auditorium A community sing and teachers reception follow An executive committee meeting of the Phoenix City Council of Parents and Teachers set for 10 a m Monday in the city school administration building 125 E Lincoln Murphy School No 1 PTA exec committee meets 8 p m Monday at 102 S 29th Ave to plan the 1951 52 budget Square dance lessons for beginners start Wednesday at Madison School No 2 PTA with advanced classes in January Johnny Meélton to instruct John R Elliott will chair the teachers reception open house at Edison School PTA meeting 7 30 p m Tuesday Pendergast School PTA meets 2 30 p m Thursday Whittier School PTA managers meet 1 p m Thursday Ballz School No 2 pupils organize a PTA Officers include Mrs Ralph Morton president and others Second group to meet first Thursday monthly at 8 p m Longview School PTA hosts an annual potluck dinner and teachers reception 6 30 p m Thursday First Balsz School No 2 PTA meeting 8 p m Thursday 4605 E Palm Lane speaker Phoenix policeman on The Police And Your Child Mothers of second grade hostesses Citizen Child theme Healthy Personality
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C. E. Garner
Capitol School
Phoenix City Council of Parents and Teachers
E. Lincoln
F. E. Brown
Murphy School No
PTA
R. J. Schroeder
S. 29Th Ave
Madison School No. 2
Ted Narramore
Johnny Meélton
Thomas A. Edison
John R. Elliott
Ballz
Ralph Morton
Ed O’mara
Roy Green
Russell Weir
Lois Puffer
Don Bell
Clyde Thompson
H. C. Catlin
City Pta Council
Longview School
Fredrick Mattison
Balsz School No
E. Palm Lane
Ralph W. Morton
Phoenix
PUHS Paper Wins International Honor Award
Phoenix Union High School's The Coyote Journal earned the International Honor Award with 903 of 1000 points from Quill and Scroll officials. Judges praised its news gathering, staff organization, and style, noting bright pages and varied sentence structure. Co editors were Joan Pepper and Claudette Evans. associate editors included Mary Louise Brion and Dorothy Simmons.
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Genny Pease
Phoenix Union
Coyote Journal
Joan Pepper
Claudette Evans
Mary Louise Brion
Dorothy Simmons
Bette Borem
Margie Tang
Paula Thomas
Philip Smelser
Noreen Knepper
Walter Wood
West Phoenix High Dads Plan Drug Issue Forum
West Phoenix High School Dads Club will hold a 7 30 p m meeting in the school gym Monday to discuss narcotics use and influence. The open event invites fathers with their children and features William Turnbow as chairman.
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West Phoenix High School
Dads Club
West High
William Turnbow
Phoenix Gazette
Tom Easterling
N.W. Maricopa
William Larson
William C. Vaughn
Sherman Watts
L. G. Crittenden
Leonard Haley
Warren Krause
Earl Newman
Wayne Rainey
Harry Rogaw
Floyd Sharp
B. D. Stallings
E. N. Austin
D. F. Stone
Judson School Opens 24th Year Monday with Record Enrollment
Judson School for Boys begins its 24th year on Monday with the largest enrollment in its history. The campus was redecorated and new sports and scholastic equipment added. Three new faculty join: Munro Leaf from Greenwich to teach English and history. Martin E. Bredberg to teach Russian Spanish French and German. Joseph Hoban to teach sciences. Sports focus includes riding tennis polo and swimming with polo coach Lincoln Brigham returning. Polo games booked with Stanford New Mexico Military Institute University of Arizona New Mexico Aggies and clubs from Phoenix Tucson and Nogales. John Maas schedules tennis with Valley of the Sun high schools.
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States
Mexico
District of Columbia
Judson School For Boys
J. B. Field
Munro Leaf
Harvard
Greenwich, Conn
Martin E. Bred
Arizona gets 383807 dollar school lunch fund OKed
The Agriculture Department appropriated 383,802 dollars to Arizona for its state school lunch program as part of a 64,625,000 dollar national allocation. State matching rules require 1.5 dollars in state funds for every federal dollar if the state average income meets or exceeds the national average.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Arizona
Educator Walter Griffith Dies at 73 in Ames
Walter I. Griffith, 73, a pioneer of education by radio and former president of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters, died yesterday near Ames Iowa AP report September 29.
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Ames
Iowa
Walter I. Griffith
National Association of Educational Broadcasters
Virgina Howell and Mary Etta Cain Featured in Page Staff
Gordon Weigen and Ted Geyler served as staff photographers alongside Virginia Howell and Mary Etta Cain in the page's byline.
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Virginia Howell
Mary Etta Cain
Gordon Weigen
Ted Geyler
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