Beavers High Prom Elects Sweethearts King Queen This Saturday
Beaver High School will crown King and Queen of Sweethearts at a prom in the auditorium. Four nominated couples include Jane Mayo and Steve Farrier, Julie Winsor and Neil John, Ethel Mae Sweeney and Dale Fant, Mona Munch and Bill Dees. Herbert Olson bands will provide music and a Valentine theme will be used.
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Gloria Beasley
Beaver Builders Club
Sweethear
Jane Mayo
Steve Farrier
Julie Winsor
Neil John
Ethel Mae Sweeney
Dale Fant
Mona Munch
Bill Dees
Herbert Olson
Valentine
Grandpappy Ways Recalled In Scottsdale Letter
Oscar Stroble replies to Charlie Mieg over grandpappy days and two holers. He recalls saloons with Mexican patrons, cheaper drinks, and no fancy builders, contrasting old times with modern Scottsdale developments and signatures.
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Scottsdale
Charlie Mieg
Grandpappy
Charlie
Bill Stewart
E. O. Brown
George Cavalliere
Ralph Hauser
Glen Conrad
Oscar Stroble
Local Ladies Attend County PTA Meeting
The Maricopa Council PTA met Wednesday afternoon February 9 at Roosevelt School Neighborhood House. A film on Human Growth was shown. Scottsdale attendees included Cecil Raleigh council president Burson Donn George Speers D W Treat Stanley Portalski Kenneth Stokoe Cline Summit Walter Walt and Mr and Mrs Robert Smith who moved to Scottsdale from Eloy Arizona.
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Maricopa Council
Parent- Teachers Association
Roosevelt School
Scottsdale
Mesdames
Cecil Raleigh
Council
Burson Donn
George Speers
D. W. Treat
Stanley Portalski
Kenneth Stokoe
Cline Summitt
Walter Walt
Robert Smith
Eloy, Ariz
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Queen of Ball
Hard
Scottsdale High School
Husling
Camelback and
Tatum Roads
Jim Tillet
Mexico City
Guatemala
Ruth W. Dickinson
C. Grant Schafer
McBurney Agency
Insurance of All Forms Income Tax Service
Pioneer Building
Scottsdale Pharmacy
Scottsdale’s
The
Scottsdale Progress
Frederick
Scottsdale RD
Suddie
Famous Brands
Ballerinas
Were
Prima Williams
Paris Fashions
East Main Street
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