Guys and Dolls Cast Receives A Well Done
Scottsdale High School’s Guys and Dolls wowed with a flawless opening to closing curtain run. Janet Henry and Andy Moore delivered standout Miss Adelaide and Nathan Detroit performances alongside a knockout debutante corps and strong Sky Masterson and Nicely-Nicely Johnson turns. Director Joseph Exile choreographers Clair and Glenda Folk and Eugene Hanson’s orchestra led a polished production that left audiences wishing for more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guys and Dolls
Fine Arts Department
Scottsdale High School
Janet Henry
Adelaide Wich
Judy Rae
Andy Moore
Nathan Detroit
Adelaide
Ginger Brown
Salvation Army
Buddy Weskotten
Sky Masterson
Vitor
Pamo
Roger Bigelow
Johnson
Joseph Exile
Clair
Glenda Folk
Eugene Hanson
Christian Youth Program Expanded at Scottsdale church
Mr and Mrs Keith Spanier sponsor Senior Youth Fellowship at Scottsdale Christian church and new expansion includes Mr and Mrs Tom Smith and Ed Berger guiding Junior High and Junior Youth. Twenty one youths attended United Christian Youth camp in Prescott over four weeks as the council grows with ages from fourth grade to college. Regular sessions occur Sundays at six at 53 East Indian School Road inviting visitors and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Spanier
Scottsdale
Christian Youth Council of the Church
East Indian School Road
Leonard Deehan Hosts Buffet and Pool Party
Mr and Mrs Leonard W Deehan hosted a buffet supper at their home 6305 Mockingbird Lane last Tuesday evening. After dining guests enjoyed swimming in the Deehan pool with Mr and Mrs John Grace and guests Mr and Mrs George Seeckizer of New York and Egil Skstrom in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard W. Deehan
Mockingbird Lane
Deehan
John Grace
George Seeckizer
New York
Egil Skstrom
Community club and library event schedule on July to August
A fragmented calendar lists July 39 events at Town Hall 8 p.m., and multiple sessions at the Public Library from July 31 to August 5, plus Rotary Kiwanis Optimist Lions and Toastmasters meetings at various venues. Details include times 7 a.m. 12 noon 3-5 p.m. and venues like Lulu Belle Western Savings House of Pancakes Valley Ho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycees
Town Hall
Public Library
Rotary Club
Lulu Belle
Kiwanis Club
Valley Ho
Optimist Club
House of Pancakes
Lions Club
Western Savings
Family relocates from Scottsdale to White Mountains
Mr and Mrs Vincent Acri and their two daughters leave 8301 East Desert Cove as they move from Scottsdale to the White Mountains seeking warmer weather and new home comforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Acri
East Desert Cove
Scottsdale
White Mountains
Hazel-eyed dancer Linda Bogdan shines at Safari Show
Linda Bogdan, a 16 year old Scottsdale High School junior, performed with Margaret Whiting at the Safari hotel show. Daughter of Edward F. Bogdan, Linda trained in ballet and acrobatics before focusing on tap and won the Mask and Gavel Oscar for best supporting actress as a freshman. Continued on Page 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Whiting
Safari Hotel
Linda Bogdan
Edward F. Bogdan
East Coolidge
Linda
Scottsdale
Phoenix Union
Charlie Aaron
Parry Honored at Tuesday Morning Club Tea
Mrs Dean Parry was feted as guest this week at the Tuesday Morning club gathering hosted by Mrs James Ainslie at 7111 Quartz Mountain Road. The Parrys will celebrate their twenty fifth wedding anniversary this week. After toasting, members including Mrs Don Orton and Mrs Bill Eikner joined in bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Parry
Don Orton
Bill Eikner
Helen Anderson
Norton Rowe
Jimmie Lowe
Charles Potter
Elsbeth ‘Squdder
Heinie Hapip
Alec Alexander
Helen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Virginia Morgan
Society
Chelle Hyde
Emmy Ferguson
Susan Wood
Wanda Moore
Pegsy Matley
Linda Warner
Jennings Plumbing
Wells Fargo Ave
Cre Baik
Whitney
Scottsdale Carpet
Furniture Cleaners
Leonard Deehan
Ogilve Sisters
Margaret’ Whiting
Oz Tder
RAR
Mrs. Dean Parry
Photo Shop
E. Main
le Ace
Earl’s Market
Main ST
Arizona
Emma & Waldo Contreras
Chez Louis
Parisiania
N. Brown Ave
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