SHS Students Place High in French Event
Scottsdale High students excelled at the Third Forensic Tournament in Foreign Languages on the Arizona State University campus. They earned three firsts three seconds and three thirds to tie for first in Arizona with winners in multiple French divisions and a German prose award for Van O Steen.
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SHS
Scottsdale High
Arizona
Arizona State University
van O’steen
Susan Scott
Judy Hallas
Penny “Money
Elaine Pfeiffer
Carol
Annie Farnsworth
Navajo School News Highlights Second Grade Egg Tree and Parade
Navajo second grade students made an Easter egg tree and hats for an in classroom parade. They report progress in writing book reports and science on the sun.
Kaibab Hosts Mad Hatters Dance Event
Kaibab student council and Mr. Bunt's seventh grade hosted a Mad Hatters Dance with hats ranging from olives to lettuce and a 200 prize. Laurel Ann Butler won for a zoo hat and Norman Crowfoot for a mechanical top hat. The paper notes two baseball wins over Kiva with scores 7-0 for light and no runs allowed for heavy.
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Lynda Johnson Kaibab
Mr. Bunt
Laurel Ann Butler
Norman Crowfoot
Tavana
Kiva
Hopi School News Highlights At Ingleside Concert
Hopi School in Scottsdale reports rapid progress with new cafeteria auditorium under construction since opening this year. The Ingleside orchestra recently performed at Ingleside and Hopi and Kachina hosted an athletic meeting, drawing local praise.
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Ingleside
Kachina
Bottle Drive Set Today at Scottsdale Presbyterian Church
The first annual Bottle Drive of the Senior High Fellowship will canvass neighborhoods for empty bottles to raise funds for the treasury and a group project. Call WH 6-4207 today or Monday to arrange pickup.
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Scottsdale Presbyterian Church
AF Band Seeks Talented Girls For All‑Feminine Unit
The Air Force seeks high school graduates with strong music skills to audition for a 50 member all-female band unit, one of four nationally known women’s bands. First chair ability in a Class A high school band is the audition threshold.
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U.S. Air’ Force
U.S
Scottsdale Lunch Menu Plans For Next Week
Scottsdale elementary school lunchrooms again offer four meals with Easter extending through May. Tuesday features beef casserole with cabbage slaw and grapefruit. Wednesday serves hamburger, chips, salad, dressing and cherry pudding. Thursday highlights roast beef with mashed potatoes gravy peas rolls and ice cream. Friday includes fish sticks with tartar sauce buttered potatoes green beans rolls and milk.
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Scottsdale
Moray
Judson Teacher Wins Acclaim
A Judson teacher Miss Laura Tyler receives acclaim for her work with a first grade pupil. Tyler, one of 15 children, was born on a cattle ranch in Webb Arizona, a town named for her mother's family and founded by her father Robert M. Tyler a noted pioneer and sheriff.
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Miss Tyler
Webb
Cochise County
Arizona
Robert M. Tyler
Scottsdale teen wins Elks Club scholarship award
Stewart Morris, a high school junior from Scottsdale, receives the Elks Club of Scottsdale Scholarship worth a $25 savings bond for college. His extensive activities include Teens Against Cancer presidency, Anytown programs, Sophomore Advisory Board, National Thespians, Gold Key art, and cheerleading plans for next year.
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Stewart Morris
Scottsdale
Elks _ ‘Club of
Stu
Conference of Christian and
Anytown
U. S.A
South Mountain High
National Thespians Society
Rhetoricians and Barons Hi-V
Arcadia Girls Club Elects New Officers
Arcadia's Girls Athletic Association selects new officers led by Susan Weeks as president. Cheryal Holston becomes corresponding secretary, Charleen Bullins treasurer, Kay Benzel publicity chair, Sharon Wright junior representative, Dorothy Ostaff sophomore representative, and Janice Lowry also named.
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Arcadia’s Girl's Athletic, _Association
Susan Weeks
Scottsdale Seawer Improvement Bonds 1961 Proposal Headed
City of Scottsdale proposes selling general obligation bonds totaling 700000 to fund a sewer treatment plant additions and extension to the sewage network and new outfall line. Election set for April 4 1961 at City Hall to seek voter authorization to incur indebtedness up to 700000 with bonds dated June 1 1961 and maturing 1964 through 1985.
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Scottsdale
City of
Snow
Bett
Maricopa
Arizona
Maricopa County
Luach
S Scotts
Progress
A-Daily
Othe Ae
Nancy
Palmer
Jane Lund
Katherine Donn
Cllerk
Virginia Cockrill
Edgar Taylor
Maricopa’ County
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the Monitor and
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Barbara Costa
Ronnie Woodward
Frank Courdles
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Arizona Playmakers
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Kachina Elementary School
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
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Hopi
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N. 24Th Street
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Laura Tyler
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the Book Center
Pima Plaza
Casita Colony
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