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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1955

Page

2

Sophisaman Dance and PTA Installation at Scottsdale Elementary

The Sophisaman Dance continues with a Hokey Pokey finale as William McCarl leads the group. Officers for the 1955 56 Elementary PTA year are announced with chairs, secretaries, and treasurers listed. Refreshments will fund the festival with pies cakes and punch. The event marks a first in years with all Scottsdale Elementary students performing for parents under Mrs Cora Machel and Principal Luther Flick.

William McCarl Elementary Parent Teacher Association Chas. Cox Milton Rampy R.bund Philip van Ammon Scottsdale Cora Machel Luther Flick

Animal Crusaders Meet Monday Night

The Animals Crusaders of Arizona Inc. will hold a meeting at 360% No. First Avenue Phoenix at 8:00 p.m. on Monday May 2.

Animal Crusaders The Animals’ Crusaders of Arizona, Inc First Avenue Phoenix

Blair Armstrong Painting Selected for Summer Show

Blair M Armstrong of 6440 East Exeter was invited by the Tic con Fine Arts Association to allow his oil painting A Young Giant to appear in a summer display at the YMCA and Carnegie library. The Fifth Annual Festival of Art show in Tucson selected 57 of 247 entries from Wickenburg to Bisbee including two of Armstrong's works. Prize winners were Stanley C Fabe Robert Hartman Norman K Vance from Tucson and Dorothy Bergamo Martha Berry from Phoenix.

Exeter Tic“con Fine’ Arts “Association YMCA Carnegie Library Tucson Wickenburg Bisbee Stanley C. Fabe Robert Hartman Norman K. Vance Dorothy Bergamo Martha Berry Phoenix

School Concert Features First Grades and Upper School

The first four grades performed at the spring concert with parents and some upper school attendees. The show closed with Mr. Sandman. Participants included Grade 1: Mike Atwood, Mark Merrill, Harry Prouty, Donny Parker, M Lou Hasford. Grade 2: Norman Williams, David Wick, John Teal, Rodney Speirs. Grade 3: Jimmie Wilmerding, Danny Dart, Van Parker, Mike Fennell, Red MacDonald. Grade 4: Ricky Coleman, Paul Lancaster, Dusty Teal, Billy Bradley, Dick Singh, Stephen Rubicat, Kean Roosevelt.

Mr. Sandman Mike “Atwood Mark Merrill Harry Prouty Donny Parker M’lou Hasford Norman Williams David Wick John Teal Rodney Speirs Jimmie Wilmerding Danny Dart van Parker Mike Fennell Red MacDonald Ricky Coleman Paul Lancaster Dusty Teal Billy Bradley Dick Singh Stephen Rubicat Kean Roosevelt

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