Kachina School News Highlights Safety and Cafeteria Progress
Buckeye District officials visit Kachina School to discuss building plans. Safety education event led by Captain Jack Ashley on January 27 features poster contest endorsement for National Safety Poster Contest. Over 600 students enrolled with cafeteria serving daily meals. a film on polio shown to upper grades during March of Dimes drive.
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Robert T. Bawnes
L. D. McDonald
Eldon Towner
Buckeye
Kachina
Kathina School
Jack Ashley
Phoenix Police Dea Aienial
Riday
Ashley
Pat Holden
Lucille DeBriyn
Hélen Berrier
Atdnager
Mel Ensign
Sue Hauser
Berrier
Margaret Carvar
Marjorie Nichols
Janice Nye
Timothy
Linda Grim
Evanville
Indiana
Judy Rubek
Sharon
Judy
Rose Tennyson
Donald
Richard Brad Barnett
Madison
Phoenix
Denny Kinball
Portland
Oregon
Lynn Maxey
Bowers
Long Island
New York
Scottsdale
Pratt
Jane Sterba
Phoeni City
Robert ‘Adler
Harry, Dingman
G. ‘Snead Parker
Paul Brophy
Miles Allen
Orin Denzer
Alice Cain
Barbara Sherley
Drive
Mra
Leater Mowry
National Foundation of
Scottsdale senior builds Bimbo s steer head for display
Bob Fansler, a Scottsdale High School senior, crafted a twelve foot steer head for Bimbo s, with plans for two heads per statue and future marks for state and national use. His father designed the exterior red head and interior white display head, and Fansler will create all steel head trademarks. Meanwhile the Arizona School Board Association met to discuss proposed school legislation as Scottsdale’s trustees gathered. The Beaver band from Scottsdale High will march in Gold Rush Days events in Wickenburg, with Evygene Hanson leading the bands in the parade and pompon squad. The Tri Hi Y girls sponsor a March of Dimes dance at the high school gym.
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Fansler
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Scottsdale High School
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Winfield Scott School News Highlights
The Friday dance for 7th and 8th graders will be in the high school cafeteria. Admission costs 10 cents to cover refreshments. Seventh graders finish geography while eighth graders start Constitution this semester as a required course.
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Winfield Scott
Eighth Grain News
Jean van Slyke
Janice Huddleston
Scottsdale approves horse and buggy taxi permit
The Scottsdale Town Council last week approved a permit for Tex Braden and I. H. Martin of Phoenix to operate a two-horse buggy tours service starting Saturday. A two-seat buggy and a small wagon taxi will carry passengers and children, with potential daily tours in winter if interest grows. Plans include a stagecoach display near Scottsdale Wranglers Roost on Black's Door highway.
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Tex Braden
I. H. Martin
Phoenix
Martin
Heeden
Stagecoach
Scottsdale Wrangier
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