Amherst College names Megargee to Dean's List
Edwin 3 Megargee son of Mr and Mrs S Edwin Megargee of Scottsdale has been named to the Dean's List at Amherst College for excellence in scholarship. Megargee a senior and Blair Academy graduate.
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1958
Page
2
Edwin 3 Megargee son of Mr and Mrs S Edwin Megargee of Scottsdale has been named to the Dean's List at Amherst College for excellence in scholarship. Megargee a senior and Blair Academy graduate.
George L. Ramsey son of Mrs Fannie Ramsey 2855 N 71st St Scottsdale was pledged to PAL Podra Reta social fraternity at Arizona State College Tempe. A sophomore in the College of Applied Arts and Sciences he is pursuing engineering. He was graduated in 1956 from Hootedats Tech school where he played basketball and baseball.
Colonel Milton B. Adams commander of Williams Air Force Base will be guest speaker and discussion leader at Scottsdale High School’s First Annual Convocation for men only at 3 p.m. on March 19 in the gym. Sponsored by the PTA, the event aims to discuss leadership qualities sought by the Air Force beyond academics and fitness. Adams, a West Point graduate and veteran of 275 combat missions, has received multiple decorations including the Legion of Merit and the Distinguished Flying Cross. He arrived as Williams commander last summer, on August 23.
The Conservative Baptist youth group will screen The Light of the World at 6 30 Sunday evening March 9. All church members and friends are invited to attend and the Campus Crusade sent the film as a worthwhile viewing option.
The Conservative Baptist group of Scottsdale welcomed Rev. and Mrs. Rayvis as surprise visitors during a Sunday service on March 2. Ray sang Jesus Paid It All with his wife at the piano, and he noted his roots in South Carolina, Bob Jones University training, and later studies in Southern California. He travels as a Bible story dramatist through over 30 states and has acted in Wine in the Morning. His Youth for Christ ties helped bring him to Arizona. their Arizona stay is currently indefinite.
The Senior and Junior High groups at First Baptist Church of Scottsdale conduct a Youth Evangelism Weekend from Thursday March 6 through Sunday March 9. Activities include door visits, a 6:30 p.m. chicken dinner, a candle lighting ceremony, and a consecration service with Ralph Showers as special speaker.
The Sor optimist Clubs of Arizona sponsor a dedication and reception for the Girls Ranch in Mesa on Saturday March 8 from 3 to 5 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Charlton will deed the ranch to the Girls Ranch president Thelma McQuade of Tucson. A bronze plaque listing donors will be unveiled. The Valley of the Sun Square Dance group sharpens the fundraising with a $500 check, part of $1,500 raised in two years. Reverend Louis S. Faton and a youth choir assist. tours and a square dance exhibit are scheduled. local dignitaries attend.
Lutheran pastor Dr Frank Klutz of Faith Evangelical Lutheran Church will speak Thursday evening March 13 at Scottsdale Methodist Church as the fourth Lent series talk. The program includes a 6:45 pot luck dinner, supervised children care, and films for school-age kids, with Phoenix leaders contributing and friends invited.
Accent On Youth reports music selections from Mozart and Burch with soloists William Brown Steve Hanson and Susan Billings under Director Eugene L. Hanson. Scottsdale High School Fine Arts Dept will present Finian's Rainbow on April 25 and 26. NAUTILUS nuclear powered submarine celebrated its third birthday on January 17 1958.
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