Memorial Day Address by Bernard Kane Here in Scottsdale
Bernard Kane, dramatics instructor at Scottsdale High, will deliver a Memorial Day address at Camelback Cemetery on McDonald Drive. The ceremony, hosted by American Legion posts 41 and 3513 and VFW, includes a flag raising, parade along Brown Avenue and Scottsdale Road, bus transfers, firing squads, and graveside services conducted by Bishop Jared John and Father Mulvihill assisted by the Scottsdale High School band and Boy Scouts.
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Bernard Kane
Scottadale High School
Camelback Cemetery
McDonald Drive
Sipe-Peterson
The
American Legion
Stanley A. Crews
Veterans of Foreign Wars
9 Aa
Legion Home
Brown Avenue
Main Street
Scottsdale Road
Indian School Road
Indian Seno
Scottsdale
Legion
VFW
Scottsdale High School
Boy Scouts
Jared John
Mulvihill
SHS Honor Assembly Awards Highlight Students
Scottsdire High School honored outstanding students at the annual Honor Assembly on the lawn. Awards covered journalism yearbook student government art athletics amateur radio letters band and tennis with multiple named recipients and honors including Gold Seals and state doubles champions.
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SHS
Scottsdire
and Anderson
Coedtor
Patricia Peer
Jolane Stieg
Jackie Roberts
Mery Lou Stratton
Ty Alan Roush
Marven Tuxhorn
Waynes Geddeg
Jerry Landis
Shelby Copeland
al Dofning
Larry Beauchamp
Sylvester
Alan Lessig
Larry Lessie
LeRoy Spradling
Jerry John
Jim Tipton
Ernest Corral
Pete Ellis
Ben Cowper
Pete Duhame
Barry Raleigh
Don Palmer
John Reddell
Rick Manzari
Rider
Bull DeWulf
Perry Wheat
Glen Richardson
Girl's Athletic Association
Mary Lou Stratton
Babe Ruth
Amdora Dominguez
Mancy Bradford
Bob Brittan
Lee Chatham
Imajean King
Imogene Francis
Lois Canfield
Roberta Hayden
Gary Knoche
Boo Lambie
Mary Messinger
Eleanor Mowry
Elson Musslemenn
Landon Nichols
Pat Seymour
Harvey Smith
Sally van Kirk
Norma Willmoth
David Yount
David
Bob Yount
Grade School Registration Open Next Week
Scottsdale Grammar School continues registration for new students and transfers from June 2 to June 6. Principal Women Frye states enrollment remains open throughout the week for families seeking to join the district school.
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Scottsdale Grammar School
Frye
Scottsdale Girls Represent City at State Program
Pat Palmer and June McClellan will represent Scottsdale at Girls State from June 3 to 9 on the University of Arizona campus in Tucson. Both juniors, they are members of the Scottsdale student council for 1952-53. Arizona Girls State, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, teaches high school girls state county and city governance through simulated governments and elections.
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Pat Palmer
June McClellan
Scottsdale
University of Arizona At
Tucson
Arizona
American Legion Amxiliary
Legion Barbecue and Dance Set for Saturday
Preparations are underway for a Legion barbecue event on Saturday hosted by Sipe-Peterson Post No. 44 at the Legion home on East First Street. Barbecue will run from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. with a dance from 8 p.m. to 12 a.m. Tickets cost $1.50 per person and cover both meals and the dance. the public is invited.
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Sipe-Peterson
American Legion
Legion
East Fist
Dante
All Western Candidates Sweep First Town Election
All Western party incuments swept Scottsdale's first general election defeating non partisan candidates by large margins. Mort Kimsey led with 254 votes, Paul Dauwalder top non partisan with 55. Totals show voters and write ins. council to elect a mayor from its ranks.
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All- Western
First Town
All-Western Party
Scottsdale
Mort Kimsey
Paul Duwalder
George Civalliere
W. D. Frederick
M. E. Kimsey
E. G. Scott
John B. Shoeman
John F. Sweeney
Malcolm White
Fred K. Bitner
Eleanor M. Bubb
Paul E. Dauwalder
W. Albert Martin
Wesley W. Segner
Byron Walker
Dauwalder
Walker
O. C. Wilson
Matyor
Yount and Copeland to Attend Boys State at Flagstaff
Shelby Copeland and David Yount, all S H S juniors, will attend the 1952 Boys State at Arizona State College Flagstaff campus starting June 6. Kiwanis and Lions clubs sponsor Scottsdale delegates. about 218 boys from across the state converge to form mock governments and run elections.
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David Yount
Shelby Copeland
Flagstaff
S.H.S
Scottsdale
Arizona State College
Community Wide Civic Center Group Planned
Representatives from churches civic and service groups are invited to a Wednesday meeting in the high school auditorium to discuss forming a community wide Civic Center committee. Chet Smith Kiwanis Club chairman says the committee will be independent from Kiwanis and could oversee a center with library auditorium and recreation rooms. Smith will be temporary chairman.
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Chet Smith
Vie Center
Scottsdale Kiwanis Club
Cnet
Smith
Junior Baseballers To Practice Friday
The American Legion C and D junior baseball teams hold their first practice Friday at 6 30 p m as part of the summer recreational program. Wic W Dick coaches the D team for ages 8 to 12 while Johnny Maas directs the 13 to 14 year olds. Players should bring birth certificates and any equipment. regular play begins next week as the Scottsdale teams affiliate with the American Legion Junior League of Tempe.
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American Legion
Grammar Schod
Wic W. Dick
Jonhny Maas
Scottsdale
American Legion Junior League of
Tempe
Parking Plan for Scottsdale Shopping Center Vetoed
The Scottsdale Zoning and Planning Board on Saturday unanimously disapproved the center street parking component of the East First Avenue shopping center plan between Scottsdale Road and Brown Ave. Chair Al Lindsey cited inadequate space for one way streets and a pedestrian jaywalking risk, while other center plans were approved. The board will reconvene June 3 to review and forward recommendations to the developers.
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Scottsdale
al Lindsey
Lindsey
Zoning and Planning Board
Scottsdale Chamber Meeting Open With BBB Leader Speaker
H E Roush head of the Phoenix Better Business Bureau will address the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce meeting Tuesday night June 3 in the high school auditorium Jack Stewart of Camelback Inn extends invitation to local merchants to participate in a program planned for the coming winter season Details will be provided at the meeting
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H. E. Roush
Phoenix Better Business Bureau
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Carpenter
Jack Stewart
Camelback Inn
Tun
Legion Auxiliary To Install Officers
Carmen Sipe will be installed as president of the Ladies Auxiliary of Sipe Peterson Post No. dt American Legion on Tuesday night June 3. Emma Dillon becomes vice president Dorothy Ketchum treasurer Ann Whiting historian and Jennie Haber sergeant at arms also to be installed. Refreshments follow and prospective members are invited.
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Carmen Sipe
Ladies Auxiliary
Sipe-Peterson Post No
Calendar of coming events includes memorial services and meetings
Friday May 30 events list Memorial Day services at the Legion home at 9:00 a.m. and junior baseball practice at 6:30 p.m. On Monday June 2 Kiwanis club meets at 7:15 p.m. On Tuesday June 3 Chamber of Commerce meets at 8:00 p.m. at the high school. Wednesday June 4 Civic Center meeting also at 8:00 p.m. at the high school.
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Legion Home
Grammar School
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Civic Center
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Patricia Poer
Charlene Smith
Dorothy Windes
Alick Shropshine
Stanlee Ann Winsor
Parnassus Club
Robert Brillan
Pat Graves
Joyce Vance
Joann Hansen
Sharon King
Joan Paulus
Jim Webb
Jacque Poole
Potvicia Peer
Francis Kelly
Connie Jackson
Alfred Brunner
Arama
Rene Pace
Ruth
Wayne, Geddes
Sonior Athelete
All-Westan Party
Lions Club
Doyvs
Yop
John A. Durden Legion Department
H. Delmar Ligton
Clayton 2B. Orth
Legion Auxiliary
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