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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1949

Page

3

Wallace Platt Named Student Body President At Scottsdale High

Wallace Platt is voted president elect of Scottsdale High School for next year with Jack Deeter Mona Munch and Shirley Adams as officers. Other results include Gloria Beasley becoming Beaver Builders' Club president with Virginia Holly as VP Julie Winsor as secretary and Esperanza Dominguez as treasurer.

Wallace Platt Scottsdale High School Scotsdale High School Jack Deeter Mona Munch Shirley Adams Tempe Gloria Beasley Beaver Builders’ Club Virginia Holly Julie Winsor Esperanza Dominguez

4 H Club Members Landscape Homes

Arizona 4 H Home Grounds Beautification enrollment rises with 1949 figures expected to increase. 4 H members map grounds plan landscaping and document progress with before and after photos. County winners receive medals, state winner a gold watch, eight state winners reach National 4 H Congress. Burl Avery of Scottsdale previously won state and county honors.

Arizona Kenneth L. McKee Aricultural Extension Service University of Arizona Burl Avery Scottsdale Maricopa Cooperative Extension Service

High School Holds Sunday Graduation Event

Forty graduating seniors were honored Sunday as the school band performed several numbers. Reverend Ross delivered the address. Initiation of the Letterman Club pledges occurred last Tuesday with pledges wearing dress pants white shirts and ties all day and undergoing an informal gym ceremony.

High Scohol Rev. Ross Letterman Club

Four or Less Lexington A filly described as a female horse

The term refers to a female horse positioned as a four year old or younger in horse racing terms. The phrase identifies a young filly ready for racing or breeding considerations with no additional context provided.

Lexington

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