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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1967

Page

5

Desert Debutantes to Be Presented at Desert Ball

Sixty debutantes from Scottsdale and Paradise Valley area will be presented Friday night at the Desert Foundation Ball in the Hotel Safar. Proceeds go to Devereux Day School and the Foundation for the Blind Children. Debs include Elizabeth Wescott Brown and Tracey Gilmore, with gowns of white peau de soir, silk satin, or taffeta and ornate embroidery. The event features the Bill Clifford Orchestra and The Gringos, with postball parties planned by last year’s hosts.

Desert Foundation Hotel Safar Desert Foundation Auxiliary Devereux Day School Foundation For Scottsdale Game Paradise Valley - Carefree Desert DIA Bill Clifford Debs Red Dog Elizabeth Wescott Brown Haner Brown Christian College Columbia William Green Johnston Oklahoma City Okla Miss Brown Cameron Angus Young William George Hoble Jr Tracey Virginia Gilmore William Guy Gilmore II Arizona State University Edward Jessup Stewart Litchfield Conn Harvey Louis Street Wiliam Guy Gilmore, Jr Babylon LL N.Y Joan Marrle Way John Lewis Hay II Colorado University William F. Battin Battin Palm Beach Fla New York City Vernon Twiggar Harrisburg Brian Callihan James Pernell Miss Hay Melvin Clark Reese Phoenix Charles Thomas Roberts San Antonio Tex Miss Reese Gerard Daniel Serge Ternois Baron Octavio Ludwig Giraldo von Way Kathy Fitzgerald Reid Robert Broussard Landry Northern Arizona University Jennings Carter Fitzgerald Fitzgerald Asheville M.D William Ernest Reid N.C Suzanne Smith Bruce Donald Smith Jr University of Arizona Mis Paul Ensminger Hoopes Sedona Hoopes Colorado Springs Colo Bruce Donald Smith Sr H. Imsly Johnson Nantucket Island Mass Oak Park Norman Crowfoot Scott Stresen-Reuter Stresen- Reuter Phyllis Elizabeth Thomas David Alfred Thomas Halling College Roanoke Col Jan Vandenberg Toronto Canada David Alfred Thomas Sr Victoria B.C Thomas John Hazelton Everett Arnold Webb Guadalajara Mex Margaret Anne Walsh Mason Walsh California Western University San Diego Calif Herbert C. Walsh Dallas Hugh C. Calhoun Michael Francis Brennen Timothy Mason Walsh

Cammie Story Sparks Debate Over Treatment Methods

Gretchen Frank, who wrote Cammie in Readers Digest, recalls a seven-year-old girl at Valley of the Sun School bound in restraints and strapped to a wheelchair. Under Dr Meyerson, Cammie improved during summers 1965 and 1968, learning to trust and socialize, but the program was cancelled amid controversy. Now Cammie regresses without daily care, and Gretchen urges a new approach to help her regain stability and love.

Gretchen Frank Scottsdale-area Cammie Gretchen Readers’ Digest Valley of the Sun School Cretchen John P. Frank Arcadia Lane Vassar Lee Meyerson ASU Dr. Meyerson Meyersen

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