Eagleside Sixth Graders Explore World Through Projects
Mrs. Eleanor Wolf's Ingleside School class sent letters to 31 world leaders asking for souvenirs and information. At least 20 countries replied, delivering a Khru shchev picture a Turkish letter and various objects. The class adopted two ships the U S S Barton and U S S Kawishiwi and exchanged pamphlets and a year’s Arizona Highways subscription. An exhibit titled Hong Kong to Timbuktu displayed items from Africa Morocco Holland Pakistan Japan and a Madrid made gold and silver dress.
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Eleanor Wolf
Ingleside School
Russia
Khrushchev
Turkey
Atlantic
U.S.S
Africa
Holland
Pakistan
Morocco
Japan
Madrid
Dance Night Draws Largest Crowd Yet At School
On March 10 the student council sponsored a dance with chaperones Mr. Mazur and Mrs. Taylor. The event drew the largest attendance to date and featured impersonations by Mickey ey Yorion during refreshment breaks.
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Mr. Mazur
Mrs. Taylor
Mickey Ey Yorion
Bob Newhart
Shelly Berman
Spirit of Jazz program at Kiva School entertains students
A five and a half page report notes Mr Woodman, Mr Valentine, and Mr Struble hosted The Spirit of Jazz at Kiva. They discussed progressive jazz and performed together though they had not previously played as a group. First graders now play softball with two teams Arizona Rebels led by David Pettit and Arizona Monkeys led by Mark Dart.
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Kiva
Mr. Woodman
Mr. Valentine
Mr. Struble
Woodman
Arizona Rebels
David Pettit
Arizona Monkeys
Mark Dart
Rebels
Timmy Dibble
SHS Jayvee Band Debuts With Monday Concert
Scottsdale High's Jayvee Band performs its first full concert under Floyd Woodard Monday at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. The program includes Tschaikovsky and Wagner selections, LeRoy Anderson, Gotland, and Take Me Along with a $1 adult and 50 cent student ticket price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale High
Jayvee
Floyd Woodard
Tschaikovsky
St.Cerebas
LeRoy Anderson
Gotland
Kaibab Sports Roundup Highlights Track Meet Winners
The Kaibab dash track meet saw strong finishers with Bill Ferguson winning Class A boys, Gary Reeho placing in Class C, Rich Rhoades finishing fifth in Class D, and Jeff McDonald dominating Class C. The annual spaghetti dinner raised funds for reference books, and best wishes go to Dave Beckley for the district spelling bee.
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Bill Ferguson
Gary Reeho
Rich Rhoades
Jeff McDonald
Dave Beckley
Thought for today on numbers and criticism
A concise musing notes that math remains fixed with two plus two equaling four despite objections from an amateur seeking three and critics demanding five. The comment uses wit to contrast certainty in arithmetic with noise from dissenters.
Tips For Teens
A column advice exchange on social behavior among teens. The writer advises avoiding chasing boys and suggests changing friends or destinations to prevent reputational harm. A second reader seeks help handling sensitive jokes and insults, with guidance to ignore nonpersonal jokes and to respond with a targeted nickname if harassment persists.
Loloma Newsroom Chronicles Lions Roar Club
Loloma journalism club publishes monthly paper The Lion's Roar with eighth grade officers Cheri Allen president Carolyn Stinson vice president Bob Wahle secretary Bill Daggett treasurer The photography club sells popcorn to fund developing pictures and shows work from president Frosty Field er.
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Loloma
Lion’s Roar
Miss van Kirk
Cheri Allen
Carolyn Stinson
Bob Wahle
Bill da
Notice of Bulk Sale Baldridge Photo Shop Scottsdale
John Baldridge and Louise Baldridge doing business as Baldridge’s Scottsdale Photo Shop sell stock in trade fixtures and equipment. Possession to buyer at close of business March 26 1961. Creditors must file claims by April 27 1961 with Stidham McGrath Attorneys Phoenix Arizona. Notary Mary C Roberts. Pub dates March 17 18 20 21 22 23 1961.
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John Baldridge
Louise
H. Baldridge
Baldridge
Scottsdale
East Main Street
Arizona
Stidham & McGrath
Attorneys At Law
Luhrs
Maricopa
Louise H. Baldridge
Mary C.roberts
Notary Public
Tonalea and Scottsdale students boost art in scholastic show
Six Tonalea School eighth graders had works hung at the Scholastic Arts Exhibition in Phoenix held through February. From Tonalea seventh and eighth grades, students submitted watercolors, fabric design, mixed media and pencil sketches with one finalist sent to national competition. Art director is Mr. Leo Ryan under Principal Mr. Walter E Bright.
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Scottsdale
Boas Hall
Phoenix
Arizona
The
Valley National Bank
Tonalea
Andréa Arthur
Mary
Ann
Ballard
Carolyn Charest
Linda Oliver
Kerry Caughran
Steven McCleven
Walter‘ E. Bright
Larry Balcom
Tonalea School
Leo Ryan
Beaver Ballad and Court Notice Appear in 1961 Arizona Records
A Beaver Borough concert tale from Scottsdale High follows a two day tour ending in Globe. Separately Everett Dailey probate case in Maricopa County court seeks Letters Testamentary with a March 24 1961 hearing in Phoenix Court House. Public notice calls interested parties to appear and contest.
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Georgia Fox
Scottsdale High
Arizona
Everett Dailey
Phoenix
Maricopa
Tonto Students Study Rocks
Eighth grade at Tonto School studied rocks and minerals learning rock types, formation, volcanoes and glaciers. Students classified specimens by hardness and other tests and built personal collections, with Mrs Hurn's class starting a permanent school rock collection.
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Tonto School
Hurn
Repeal of Animal At Large Ordinance by Scottsdale Council
Ordinance 107 repeals Ordinance 72 prohibiting animals from running at large and related enforcement, declares an emergency to protect public peace and health, and goes into effect after March 7, 1961 approval. The measure is exempt from referendum and published March 10, 17, 24, 1961.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
State of
M. E. Kimsey
Third Grade Museum Visit Inspires Community Study
On March 10 the third grades of Tonalea School under teachers Mrs Chelowitz Mrs Watkins and Mrs Maski with several mothers visited the Phoenix Art Museum. They viewed Paintings of the Old West by Frederic Remington and Charles Russell. Art instructor Mr George Ryan discussed techniques and the lives of Russell and Remington. This field trip culminates a study about Our Community.
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Tonalea School
Chelowitz
Watkins
Maski
Phoenix Art Museum
Frederic Remington
Charles Russell
George Ryan
Tonalea
Russell
Remington
Scottsdale Special Bond Election Seeks Sewage Plant Funds
The City of Scottsdale announces a special bond election for April 4, 1961 to authorize 700000 in general obligation bonds for a sewage treatment plant and related sewer system work. Voters must be property taxpayers and qualified electors. polls open 6 AM to 7 PM at City Hall.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Arizona
City OF
NOTIC
Maricopa
City of Scottsdale
Progress
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Linda Craig
SHS
Kaibab
BY Lynda Johnson
Gretchen Frank
Elinor
Miss Williams
By Elinor. Williams
Miss Jones
Mike Lambert
Francis Ochoa
Soloma
PTA
le Satz
Eugene
Hanson
Globe
Walter S. Wilson
L. S. Kartchner
Tonto
Gloria
Durham
Karen Seppala
Dorothy Ketchum
Rosa Lindsey
Nancy
Palmer
Jane Lund
Katherine Donn Glerk
Virginia Cockrill
Edgar. Taylor
Dorothy I. Ketchum
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