Girl Scout News Highlights A Year Of Local Efforts
A fragmented report notes Girl Scout activities and community projects this year. It references local chapters and events with limited readable details.
13 Apr 1956
Page 1
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1956
Page
1
A fragmented report notes Girl Scout activities and community projects this year. It references local chapters and events with limited readable details.
A short account describes a classroom Easter party where students enjoyed games and refreshments. Donated toys, previously owned by others, were shared and used in activities, with helpers coordinating snacks and games for the children.
Troop 330 of girls including Carol Buenhels Ann Carpenter Laura Clark Janet Manvey Carolyn Haring Nancy Ane Grady Karen Erickson Carolyn Blasely Patricia Gano way Kally Jave Sally Coxey competed at The Mesa Pairasco park trapack. Sally Coxey won best in egg-rolling. Jaga Maderick first in pie eating. Sadie Harris third in a weekly contest. They cooked at Papago Park Good Friday and pursued badges for Award Night.
Community records show a Scottsdale annexation approved after a long council session. Residents praise teamwork and celebrate with Troop activities at South Mountain Park and a Carnation Plant visit, while Mr and Mrs Charles Deagon welcome a son born April 9 at Tempe Clinic Hospital.
Scottsdale High School seniors travel with peers from across Arizona to Arizona State College for Senior Day activities including a picnic lunch and Sun Devil Band entertainment. They tour the campus attend the Science Fair and Arizona Relays, while freshman sophomores and juniors vote on class officers April 18.
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